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The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28
MARCONI SUES
FRED'K. J. CROSS

Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Co.,
Ltd, has brought suit against Freder-
ick ]. Cross, manager of the Inter
Island Telegraph Company, in the
First Circuit Court, for S., 500 and and
800 sterling, which the company
ment of $1,000 for installing the sys-
tenn of wireless telegraph now in oper-
alton between the various Islands of
the group from Oahu to Hawaii.
The company claims to be a corpora
ton duly organized and existing un-
der the laws of Great Britain and hav-
ing its principal office and place OF
business in the city of London. Eng
land.
The company, by its attorneys Kin
ney, Ballou q McClanahan, states that
on October n, 1899. the plaintiff and
defendant entered into written
agreement. The name of the corpora
tion was then the Wireless Telegraph
and Signal Co.. Ltd. which was chang
ed later TO Marconi's Wireless Tele-
graph Company.
In pursuance of the agreement the
plaintiff furnished the defendant the
instruments necessary for installation
in duplicate for the system of wireless
telegraphy between the various islands
OF the Hawaiian group, except that the
Island of Lanai was substituted for
that of Kauai by mutual consent and
agreement between the plaintiff and
defendant and the plaintiff furnished
It's experts to remain on the Hawaiian
Islands until the work was completed,
and the installations In working order,
ana did all other acts and things re-
quirrd ui il under said agreement and
necessary To entitle 1t 10 perform
hnce by the defendant Of his part OF
the agreement
on or before February /. 1901, the
work mentioned In the agreement was
completed, and the installations finish
ed aud working within the meaning
ana intent OF the agreement so the
plaiutn alleges
They claim there II now due ana
owing from Cross 20 the plaintin com
pany The sum Of $4,000. lawful money
Of the United States, being the cond
half of the payment Of 81 900 IN the
agreement, together with the sum Of
$500 sterling being the hrst yraTE
rem lu advance" Whieh Hums ttr de-
iendhnt r. alleged tu have refufrl ana
neglected pud HiiI refuses a. pay
Mhlrh pulnlin says ID in direct con
iraNrnlipp 60 The laW The plaintiff
hhkH that tho defendant b. rird 10
APPEAR az tbs August term ~ thp rif,
thll court o. mako answer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28
PRAISE
Rev. enooh Hill Of Crane Junction,
Iowa, Endorses Dr.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People.
From the Era Headlight, Grand juno.
r.t ton, Iowa,

No higher praise can be offered nor
better references given concerning the
virtues of Or. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People than the many voluntary
testimonials form ministers OF the gos-
pei which have come from all parts of
the country. One OF these ID from Rev.
Enoch Hill, pastor of the NJ. K. Church
Of Grand Junction. Iowa. who says:
Il am firm believer In the efficacy of
Dir WilliamH' Pink Pills for Pale People
ths remedy having been used in my
, family with highly gratifying results.
For three or four years l was a sufferer
from general debility. seemed to
be lacking in vitality. was tired out
most. OF the time and sleep gave me no
rest or refreshment. was troubled
with headache much OF the time. and
my Illness incapacitated me for en-
ergetic work in my passionate.
"A sister-in-law, living in Nebraska.
who had suffered very much, and who
had used DR.. Williams Pink Pills with
good results. recommended them to me.
and decided to try them. l had taken
but two or three doses of the pills when
found that they were helping me, and
further use OF the remedy brought such
relief that am glad To offer this public
recommendation of DR. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People In the interest Of
suffering humanity.
MY wife was troubled much az
was, and tn" pills also proved OF the
greatest benefit In her case
II have recommended the pills TO
many whom ! have met In my work
and am always pleased 10 indorse the
medicine, the excellence OF which has
been established within my own obser-
Walton"
Signed REV ENOCH HILL.
At all druggists or direct from Or
Williams Medicine Co, Schenectady
~ " on receipt Of price, 30 cents per
box six boxes, $3.50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28
hlGhBlNDtRS ARE
tkTORTING MONEY

100 plii.s hoy, Information vhI, h
ieads thsm TO believe that goo ofslH.
ifsi sotmit " hirhhluders H. az vork
amonr the Chinese. aud rroris viii b.
made ~ Ar,uk ~ the gang For sos.
yutl weeks dpprudntions IT ono Mind
~ auuth.t. stories ~ cStrftian nt
money from men whom these hich.
binders thought would fear the police
90 their occupations we're made pub.
Dos. have been common talk among the
chinese. but few had the courage to
40 tu the police station aud tell the
authorities VI what was going on.
Last night shortly after ~ o'clock u
hack wHs driven hastily up To- the sta
ton and q well known Chinese. Who
conducted an opium Joint during the
prohibitory days, Jumped out and hnd-
ing Deputy sheriff Chillingworth in the
receiving office. told him that several
Chinese whom he suspected OF belong.
ing to the highlander society, had
threatened him during the evening
and he feared that they would repeat
their threats and visits. The Deputy
sheriff at once sent or three special
object 90 the premises Of the Chinese
with Ordcrs 20 place the first men who
entered them under arrest
The man who asked Tor police pro
lection Is wealthy. II Is reported that
Of late he has had a questionable oC-
cupattou which the alleged highbindcrs
believed would give them an oppor-
tunity OF eNtorting money on pain OF
being "squcaled" upon. Their demands
for money were made last night short
ly after dark, and promptly refused.
They came again and again, and were
met with refusal In each instance.
At length the victim thought that the
motives of the men were OF such n ma
ture that IL was best to acuuaint the
he made n hasty drive to the station
house. The highbinders must have
gotten fwind" of the coming of the
officers, for he was not approached
again during the evening
Three nights ago Il raid of highbind-
ers was made upon the mouse OF n Chi
nese who failed to yield blackmail.
They approached his place stealthily.
and suddenly tore down his lattice
work. destroyed plants, crockery and
anything they could lay their hands
upon and fled without being discover
ed. The police were informed of the
depredations, and the Deputy Sheriff
at once set the machinery OF the de-
tective department at work with the
result that lame Chinese was ar
rested as a suspect, and is now being
investigated
1t Is anticipated that lively times
VIII occur when the society becomes
organized and the mem
bership increases. Such an organiza-
ton was pretty well launched during
tho plague last year. but as the Chi
nese were generally scattered over the
city little In the way of effecting
strong organization could be done.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28
Geographical Miles.

Tho Advertiser Is in receipt OF the
following communication, Would you
kindly inform mo through the col.
umns OF your paper whether the dis
tance from here tu San Francisco OF
2,osd miles and around the world OF
about 10000 miles is meant KNOBS
tnautical miIes) or land miles. Infor-
nation on the above subject viii very
much obhge"
Distances az sea are measured by
The geographical 60 nautical mile on
land by the statute mile The circum-
ference Of The globe about $4,000 miles,
Ia measured by the geographical mite.
The geographical mite r. one-sixtieih
~ a degree u the rarth's equator 40
aOss yafdt A statute mile. the legal
mile ~ tho United states h 6,gsO feet
Ia point ~ fact the length vi nAu,
lleAi mile varies Win the latitude. THIS
unltfd htatrH llydruEraphlo once.
however ana the United States C0Hst
Hnd Hrudsiir Survey hafr adopted
. OeQ 81 fret go no constant length THO
lirlliHt Admirably has adupiea e0s0
fe'i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28
FOR A cum

who j.. not doing well" he
condition occurs now and then
with all children.
SCOTS emulsion Of cod.livcr
oil is a food that begins to
build you up at once 1T
course, it don't show at once.
Not doing we'll means
tina, the child is not getting
the good of his food. Not
today, OF this week it may
have been going on for a
month before it begins to
show in the child's condition.
You want him to get back
to turning his usual food into
strength,
You want the food that
begins to build, up at once.
we'lisend you uttle TO try. 81 YOU Ike
SCOTT & BOVINE. 900 Pearl street New York
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The major portion Of the afternoon
session was taken up with the review
of the expense bill preparatory to Its
third reading. Clerk Meheula was some
two hours going from cover to cover
AT the conclusion of the reading the
Representatives. offered several amend
ments. Among these the following
were the more important:
Emmeluth suggested that the sum
Of IS 900 be set aside for the st. Louis
Exposition He stated that there was
already an appropriation made for the
Charleston Exposition, by means OF
which the educational exhibit now In
Buffalo would be taken to the Southern
city. The speaker suggested that II
would not be a bad idea to make a
display at 81. Louis that would out
rival anything of the kind that the
Islands had ever made. The motion
was passed
Dickey asked that the assessor OF
Maui be reimbursed to the extent OF
$33s.70 bcCaus. OF extra taxes he had
paid into n" treasury. After some
discussioU IN which the introducer OF
the resolution assured the Legislators
that th.l- would be- no money taken
out Gt tI' treasury, but that a trans
fer uOuin be made from one book in
the Depa' 'o"nt of Public Works to
anothsr t'n motion was passed
Five thousand two hundred dollars.
on the motion Of Beckley, was set
aside with which 10 subsidize steam =
boat u ply between this port and Mo
lokai
The hour ot o'clock having arrived.
the House adiourned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE HOUSE

House yesterday In the way of results
that would interest the public. The
Representatives did good days work
however and seemed to be trying TO
get their end of the lawmaking busl-
ness in shipshape before the final ad-
journment, some three weeks hence.
MORNING SESSION.
When the House convened yesterday
morning, the first thing that was done,
after the reading of the minutes and
their acceptance. was the Introduction
of the following report by the commit
foo m aponnts.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28

Full moon, July l. nA y. m
Times of the tide are taken from the
United States Coast and Geodetc Sur
vey tables.
Tho tides at Kahuiui and Hilo occur
about one hour earlier than at Honolulu.
Hawaiian standard time Is 10 hours 30
minutes slower than Greenwich time, be-
ing that OF the meridian OF l57 degrees 30
minutes. The time whistle blows at 1880
p. m. which II the same as Greenwich. 0
hours minutes. Sun and moon are for
local time for the whole group
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28
Disorder on oapaalal Psohe

VANCOUVER u a. June 10 Tbs
hisi iihnrarT attending ihr Flnke IN
ihe NHnallAn laflnr lfhfkmrn neurrsd
Yesterday Nhfp a n Wpaurd ihai
hlflfihf ttriipn mrH Ht iieYfiHtpke u
HithNkrd fhuf nnHsuniaH Hahhn
iHifH ~ srT'nuH WluIB nap dnnr a.
flihFl eide officials a ma company
si.i,'lfaif aA 'Hfif uiiHHffi n 80
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28
CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE

CAUTION. . Purchasers of Llarks's
Giarkes Blood Mixture should see thai
limitations and substituteA are somstimos
paimed on by unprincipled vendors The
words. Lincoln and Midland Counties
engraved on the Government stamp, and
"Clarke's World Famed Blood Misture'
NONN ARE GENUINE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28

The cruiser Philadelphia sailed for
Page Pago from San Francisco on the
2lst instant, to be absent about two
months. A number of men to be sta
TONED at Page Page and stores for the
American station there are being taken
by the cruiser.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28

Amount OF appropriation, $40, 900. 90
Beckiey then spoke concerning the
new vessel, which s to run from Molo-
kai to the different Islands in the in
terest Of the lepers. He said that ne
had had several talks with practical
sailors and they gave him the follow
ing figures as being the ones upon
which the vessel could be run. produc-
ing the greatest amount of work for
the least amount of money:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28
r!IExe''S
Blood
MiiXtaE|,lElE.''e Z )

THE WORLD-FAMED BLOOD PURE
FER AND REETORER.
IS WARRANTED TO CLEAR THE
BLOOD from all impurities from
whatever cause arising.
For eorofuia, Bcurvy, Ecxema. skin anA
Blood Dtseases. Blaokheads, PiInp!es anS
Sores of all kinds. II n q never falling Wn1
permanent cure. u
Cures Old Sores. "
Cures Sores on the Neck ...,...l +. .'
Cures Sore Legs.
Face. r7I JIM :, ~, -
Cures ScurVy. .t......S ...e.. ...
Cures Ulcers.
Cures Blood and sktn Dtsea See
Cures Glandular Swellin9s s,t..s
Clears tho Blood from ali impure tr Atesp
FROM whatever cause arising
IL In real specific for Gout and Rbsa-
matte pains
II removes tho cause from the BiooS
and Bones
A. this Mixture Ia pleasant 70 the tasts.
ana warranted free from anything injuri-
Gus to the most delicate constitution Cd
either sex. the Proprietors solicit suffsrsrs
TO give II trial to test It's value
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28
THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS OF Won
DERRUL CURES
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE woRI.s,

Clarke a Blood Mixture IL sold In bottIea.
times the quantity. l1s-sufficient TO efYso3
a permanent cure in the great majority
~ TaT lonE ,sta a n. esses@By ALL CHEN
ORB throughout the world. Propriotoru.
The LINCOLN AND MIDLAND COUN-
lenS T phHd C3hP Phi LinsSln, EnS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28

ftf snlf Fails n ellas flFarl npm
fsn ffAhesafe 90 JaRs llih - uA0
VIII r isFff NFnffai isfss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28

Francis Is, LOOMS. Minister 10 Yene-
zuela, has been transferred 10 tho Por'
tuguese capital. Herbert w. Bowen oil
New York takes the vacated position.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28
Castle & Cooke, Ltd.
HONOLULU.
Commission NJ rChants.
SUGAR FACTORS.

AGENTS ron
The lesA Plantation Go.
Tbs WaiAlua Agricultural DO, -
The kohals sugar 90.
The WAlmea sugar iii O.
The Fulton IT0n Worls NJ i.sslA
No
The RlAnasFa on d.
The oseTIs b, blAks blsaa ssnsa
Wesiea's usaiTllasals.
Ths Nov EsElaas AaassI lAss ls
salsaes o., u haslos.
Ths Aslgs ~ lAssss@ss ~ -
HsaieFs, csas
TAs AnAAss kssssssss A. = 80
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28

Two confederates OF Bresci. the assas
sin OF King Humbert. were captured IN
saxony and delivered over to the italian
authorities
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28

Ihs STANDARD on Company 10 ssskins
~ SECURE control " ise W tbs lslsssi
ksnsss fllg bahks
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28

AIN II. Tp. m. "a m pm
Mon Ali 10 l. 800 400 SA6 10 $40 Obj
Tues Is "a % 10 10 ~ .ss 7W s.s o IS 90
Wed. 20 / .orI 1 bn IS 8 Is Cs 8 20 Z. IS / 70
thur. n "a liam ODD Q b6b 20 0 As 2.C8
Frid.. 70 2l9 l8 0 e. s.s7 s4b. 20 4. t5 2I7
Sat-. 40 al 40 l.+0l tit, 10 es . 9o6 as 8.ss
sun. 30 SIS al 227I 2 tSiO 81 4. ~ 9 20 4 2s
Hon.. 1 81 3 S.l2l s61l % 0. al 40 Is
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28

Total, for two years ...... 1856, 976. GO
AZ 1880 the House took a recess un-
til O'clock
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE

Honolulu, June y, 1901.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-06-28

hEHCAcTILE,
n ~ ".r5 Con-,
N. s.saChs' Dry Good,
Co. Ltd..,........,.
l. Is. Kerr 4 Co, Ltd
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Suicide original

Hoy nos hemos venido 4 ente.
rar detalladamente de un triste suce
80. Ocurrido en- Ia noche del 81 del
pasado mes: ell suicidio del ciu 1ada
no austriaco Estetan Gamulip, be
cho cons mado on las siguientes cir
cunstancias.
Gamulin, joven de unos ~ amos,
viva como recogido en- Ia casa de
Juana Pr, sta en- Ia calle de San
German esquina la del Rastro, y
parscfa arrastrar una existencia
miserrima y desolada, sin familia y
sin recursos. Bsjo Ia pesadumbre de
una vida semejante. Gamulin deci
dio arrancarsels, 6 ide6 para clio ell
siguiente original suicidio.
Tom6 un barril, de los de- enva
sar papas, pdsolo ente,
y coloc6 dentro un brassro con car.
bon vegatal encendido: rodeo la bo.
ca del ba rril con una gruesa fraz ada,
y acosti ndose en- g! suelo. introdujo
la cabeza, tambien rodeaia con una
chaqueta de casimir, excepto Ia ma
riz y La toca, en- ell interior de aqnel
improvisado horno. En- esta actitud
busc6 y encontr6 la muerte, que le
sobrevino por asfixia intoxicacion,
al obrar sobre ell ORGANISING del infor
tunado II acci6n conbinada del Aci-
do carb6 nico y del 6xido de carbo
no.
Ell dfa q, notando los vecinos
de Gamulin que So cuarto permans
cfa cerrado hasta muy tarde, sospe
charon algo, y dieron parte q Ia po
licfa.
Constitufda esta en- el lugar, aps
reci6 & los ojOs de todos el triste es
pectaculo, efecto premeditsdo sabe
Dios de cual tragica desesperaci6n,
que enloqueci6 al pobre hiio del azu
panasbio, leios de "a patria Y de 81
hogar. n6ufrago perdido en- ell mai
borrascoso del mundo, sin Ia espe
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En- Ell entitrro.

Muy concurrido estuvo aver el
entierrc, del que en vida fue nuestro
amigo don Ger6nimo Agrait Mu
chos de sus correligicnarios asistie.
ron 81 fd nebre acto. y 20 pocas per
sonas de las que en- San Juan, no es
tan afiliadas partido poftico algu
no.
Con frases elo ,uentes y muy
sentidas, despidi6 ell duelo, ell Dele
legado & la Camara, don Luis San
chez Morales.
Repetimos a la familia Agrait y
con especialidad q nuestso viejo ami
go don Tomas Agrait y Font la ex
preston de nuestra pena; y hacemos
votos por el eterno descanso del al
ma del finado.
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A una VeCinita.

Vecina ipor compassion!
No Sc asome usted q la puerta,
mire que me desconcierta
la Imprenta y Ia Redacci6n.
Por fijarle 4 listed la vista,
como la tienen al frente
6 no trabaja ell regente
6 no trabaja ell cronista.
Pero es mayor la inquietud
en- que sus gracias me tienen,
pues hay oscientos que vienen I.
q saber de mi salud.
Y no falta quien es spera
sentadito en- mi ventana,
con una impaciencia insana
como de gaia en- solera.
Me parece que no escape
81 no encuentra V. los modos
para quererlos a todos. 80.
8 reventarles ell sapo
Conque tenga compassion,
haga listed una sonada,
porque me tienen copada
la Imprenta y la Redaccion.
x. x.
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TEATR0.

Altamente complasidos salimos
anoche del Coliseo.
miguel Strogoff, 6 eel correo
del Czars, es acknowledgements una
obra digna del favor pdblico, como
10 comprobo anoche 81 soberar lie
nsndo palcos, platea y parsf,o.
Ell atrezzo, y las mag officas de
coraciones, quizas 10 mejor que en-
su genero hemos visto ca esta Capi
tai, han costado & la empresa mas
de ounce mil frances; y no es de ex
traf1ar que sorprendan por 10 perfec
to del dibujo y Ia frescura viveza
del color.
La obra Sc reptile esta noche y
estamos seguros que el lleno ser
complete porgue hay muchas perso
ms que aprovecbando ell dfa fsstivo,
Sc disponen ssistir, temerosos de
que no vuelva a repetirse la repre-
sentacion.
Los artistas cumplieron todos &C
mo buenos, y Sc conoce que tienen
perfectamerte estudiada la obra. Es
ia noche quedara ann mas perfectc
ell traba o.
Hasta la noche, pues.
En- esta tipografiase hace toda
clAse de trabajos { precios equitat
| vNs
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El unO Y el dos.

Graves autores cantaron
que en- el pals de los Ceros
el Uno y 81 Dos entraron
y desde luego trataron
de medrar = hacer dineros.
Pronto el Uno hizo cosecha,
pues 4 los Ceros hon-aha
con amistad muy estrecha,
y, dandoles la derechs,
asf el valor aumentaba.
Pero 81 Dos tiene otra cuerda
itodoses orgullo malditoi
y con t6ctica tan lerda,
los Ceros pone q Ia izquierda
y asf no medraba un pito.
En- suma, Ell humilde Uno
lego a hacerse Millionaire;
mientras el-des importuno,
por su orgullo, cual ninguno,
no paso de un perdulario.
Luego we'd con maravilla
en- esta fabula asc6tica:
que el que Sc baja mas br1lla,
y el que Sc exalta, Sc .humilla
hasta en- la misma Aritmetica
Cdyetaaao Fsr7adndes,
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q las ninds.

N Ntf1as con 8 sin amores
appended este cantar:
sB asa ell cefiro las fore-,
mas sus esencias meiores
las suele, traidor, robar.,
Como las nif1as son rOsas,
y los hombres aire son.,
para evitar ciertas cosas,
sera bien', nif1as hermosas,
que aprendais esa canci6n.
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N0ta del d1a,
Por nuestro comercio.

La Camara de Comercio de Pto.
Rico se ha reunido con ell objeto de
tomar en- consideration la carta of.
cial del comandante Fischtack, en- Ia
cual acoDseja Sc nombre una conf
sion, que trasladandose q Ia metro
poll, establezca, relaciones con las
camaras de Comercio de las princi-,
pales plazas com erciales de la Union
exponiendoles Ia situacion comercial
del pals, su postracion preseute y
aus esperanzas para el porvenir.
Cfeemos muy acertada dicha ma
dida,
Todo 10 que sea estrechar las
relaciones comerciales CON Ia metro
poll; todo 10 que tienda q resolver
los problemas econ6micos que So
presenter, sin perjudicar & ninguna
de las parties interesadas, 10 juz
gamos como una obra plausible que
merece la congratulaci6n del pals.
Ponce y Mayagusz nombraran
dos representatives y cuatro San
Juan
Creemos, y no SO nos tache de
optimistas, que esa vista a las CANA
ras metropolitanas sera fructffera;
los sagaces representatives de nues-
tro comercio alcanzaran que Sc hu-
manicen algo las:exigeucias un tanto
fuertes del conercio do Ia Union.
Buscaran medios de que scan apre-
ciados nuestrcs f-utos en 10 que va
len, que nuestro mercado vuel-
va la epoca de horecimiento que
tuvo, en- e! que Ia actividad del
10 IN ho nj. srl IL
la poteocia de vida que habfa en-
aquel ORGANISING.
NuesJro cafe, como no era me-
nos de esperarse, ha obtenido un
gran triuufo en- ia Exposici6n de BIZ
ffalo, alcanZando el primer puesto
entra los productos similares.
Pdblica vofcialmente Sc recono
cs la Sd perioridad de nuestfo grano.
Los que saben apreciar 10 bueno y
conocen que 10 selecto se paga, han
de solicitar el cafe de Pto Rico para
su consume y han de pagarlo cual
sus meritos galen.
Lo contrario es suponer que en-
ochenta millonas de hsbitsntes no
ha de naber 1uienes gusten y pa !.
guen 10 selecto, prefriendo 10 infe.
rior por su ofino precio.
Lo que ST hay que evitar per to-
dos los medios posioles es que Sc adul
tere nuestro producto, que Sc meg,
Gle nuestro grano con el brasilef1o, q
que Sc venda este dltimo como 81 fue
Sc de. Pto Rico.
Y para evitar este Sc ha levanta
do g, comercio en- masa como uu So
10 hombre, no diremos ell comercio,
ei pals, dispuesto q defender la exce
lencia de la aromatica baya
Sc ha dichoque un trustnacional
trata de establecer tahon en- nues
tro pals para importar cafe del Pc
ri y Brasil.
Puede que 10 intenten.
Pero va tomara sus medidas el
| gobierao local hacienda que senalen
| con la msrca de origen los sacos
que SO exporter por nuestros puer
| tOS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-25
Sennejdnzu.

Cuando las o!as del mar
son al pasar detenidas
por riscoso valladar,
de innensa c6lera henchidas
suelen al punto estallar.
Pero ST ninguna valla
su dulce pasO encadena,
cual virgen que SO desmays,
var a morir q la playa
en- blando lecho de arena.
Amigas, este cantar
grabad en- ell coraz6n
por 10 que os pueda pasar:
Como las olas del mar,
las ansias del amor son."
J1t07a EscatderO Miranda