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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-23
10 for s Gents.

rIany people have written TO the makers
of Ripans Tabules that they hesitated TO use
Ripans on account Of the cheap price they
sold. in every instance those people admit
their error caused by their own prejudice.
The makers of Ripans decided to sell the
tabuIes at that low price for two principal
reasons The first reason was the confidence
they had in the absolute merit Of Ripans.
The second reason was to give everybody
among the seventy-six millions OF American
people an easy chance 10 buy them-buy them
in small quantities and at the time they need
them. 1t was good business judgment. for
Ripans sales have became larger than that Of
any other proprietary article in the world
They are the best and safest tonic for men,
women and children.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-23

Charles A. Boutelle OF Maine is dead He was an IN.
fortunate whose mind died before him
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-23

The Sultan Of Turkey has the same savage opinion a
typewrlters that Ms Nation has Of beer ksss.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-23

IL q 10 IS not ssssF aa vs. Point he "a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-23

Geeeral Hughes Is nov mayor Of Topeka &c facto Al
de jure, but II is hoped not de cigarette
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-23

Thank heaven Queen Draea has resumed her place :
the royal table. and that settles shat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-23

There scarcely condition h not bsnsassd
not
snng Ills that are easily eeei For ss oy Druggists
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-10
SLEW PARENTS
FOR HIS LOVE.
AecideDt Betrayed the Cruel
Murderer After Lapse Of
Twenty Years.

One of the most heartless and brutal
recently recalled by a sensational trial
of a man and woman in Rome. Mem
esis seldom has tracked the eyildoer
longer or more persistently to the final
reckoning than in the case of Michael
RigoSa and his wife, Adele.
Thirty years ago Adele Retrosi was,
the wife of a rich Italian landowner.
He was older than she, their tastes
were not in common and he scarcely
commanded her respect. Soon after
marriage they began to- drift apart. so
that one day when Michael Rigosa
came to the old chateau the pretty
Adele was open to his batteries. 1t
was not long until all but the husband
saw the mutual attachment that had
sprung up between the two. He went
on, blinded, to his death
Not so the parents of Rigosa. They
objected to the elopement that had
been planned and which the ardent son
had impaired to them. There was
stormy scene. Finally the parents
threatened exposure. The sons mercu
rial temperament broke all bounds, and
he plunged a stiletto into the hearts of
both his father and his mother.
Blood maddened, he fled to the cha
teau, where he told the story to the
beautiful Adele. They had gone so far,
they must go farther. The rich hus-
band was in the house, but before the
two guilty ones stole away from its
shadow he lay dead, with the same sti-
letto in his heart.
The two were captured and sentenc-
ed to death. They escaped to Constan-
tinople and from there to New York,
where they lived for years. Finally,
feeling that the Italian police had for
gotten the crime, they returned to Ma
pies boldly, and for 20 years they had
lived there in sumptuOus style, when
an accident betrayed them. After 30
years the Italian penal code allows inn
munity for crime, but at the time of
the arrest only % years and I months
had elapsed.
So imprisonment for life has come to
them at last, the death penalty having
been abrogated in Italy several years
ago.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-10
HORROR OvERCAME ME.

soft, dead thud. / might be within a
foot of liberty and such stuff as that
would give no Indication of hollow
sound.
| threw myself against the ceiling
and with both hands jabbed at it with
the blunted candlestick. Crafty | sang
as the sailors do at work. The blood
streamed down my arms.
/ ranted, | cursed. | prayed. My
arms seemed like great, helpless. dead
weights as | swung them from the
shoulders frantically against that hell
ish piled earth above.
One last supreme effort! Uncon-
seriousness was all but upon me. There
was a crumbling. crushing, a down
pouring of tale. The shaft! The shaft.
Thank God! Thank GodI
| thrust my hand upward and found
nothing but space Madly tore away
the tale from the edge of the hole and,
climbing up, lay breathlcss on the slope
of the shaft. l was saved!
Up the incline l could see the opening
out into Gods own green earth beyond
Painfully | craWled toward the daS-
light. Now l felt the reviVifylns
breath of fresh air. | was once more
in the world and one of its people.
1t was high noon. The light dazzled
me-blnded me.
| closed my eyes and staggered to my
feet.
l stretched my arms out and forward
toward those glad, warm rays of the
sun.
Giddiness seized me and blackness
overwhelmed me. With a cry l fell tC
the ground and lay still and quiet,
Finally consciousness returned to me
sufficiently that was able to drag my
| self to the water hole.
1t was ten days before | could wall
! the 10 miles to Ballarat. Five days an(
nights had elapsed during my impris
onment in the mine.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-10
Poisoned by Butternllk.

Beneyolence Cor. Cuthbert Leader
Last Sunday the family Of Mr.. c. I.
Ward and also Mrs. Freeman and son,
Fred. of the Freeman neighborhood'
no accompanied Mr.. Wards family
from church, were poisoned, FOR which
no cause could be given unless it was
that OF drinking butter milk from a
cooler, poison having been formed
by the acid coming in contact with the
tin. Several members of Mir. j. G.
Wards family were also poisoned by
drinking some of the same milk All
were quite sick the whole of the after
noon aud part of Sunday night, but
had sufficiently recovered by morning,
to be up and Mrs. Freeman and son
were able to return home Monday
afternoon. We are glad to state that
all have recovered from the effects.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-10
A. j. Baldwin & Co., Dawson, Georgi
IN MEMORY OF MR.. ERWIN WARD.
A FrenG Pays Tribute to a Lately De-
ceased Citizen.

I This is a bright, glad beautifU
world, fragrant with the odor Of flow
efs, tunefal with the songs Of birds,
resplendent with the glories OF earth
and sea ana sky, and yet its attractions
now are, no doubt, unnoticed by you
for grim. merciless- death has appeared
in your midst and snatched from your
companionship one of your loved ones.
Your sky is hung with black and
somber and c.oudy curtains. Your
vision is O'ercast witt. the gloom OF
sorrow and every sound THAI strikes
YOUR ear has in 10 d cadence of
despair. Without the-presence of that
one who has gone before the world
seems empty and cherries to YOU and
in v0ur heart there lisa adreauFy dismal
aching void. The only Consolation
that is vouchsated YOU is the sweet
realization that your beloved 0n@ Is at
res.1. The one upon whom you lavish
YOUR affections is now in that land
where the wicked cease from
troubling and the weary are at rest. :"
Bending over the open coffin, look
ING at the folded hands which will
never clasp again YOURS in this world,
gazing upon the closed: eyes in which
YOU will never again behold F0ar i'm
age reflected on earth, your scalding
tears fall as you realize that your
earthly companionship with this one Is
forever at an end. And. you are
consoled by the thought that your
hearts idol has heard the words from
the Fathers lips, well done thou
good and faithful servant Enter thou
into tn joys of thy Lord Your con.
ISOLATION is found in consideration OF
the fact that your treasure Is IN Heav-
en-. The poor, worn frame will never
more be racked with the agonfes OF
pain-suffering is at an end. Aud
twill only be little wAile until you
Will cross the dark river and join your
companion among the hosts OF the say
ed o the other shore.
Dear father. we miss, from our home.
We miss you from thy plsce,
n shadow DER our life iS,essSt.
We miss the sunshine OF thV face,
We miss thy kind and willing haud,
Thy fond and cannes 6care.
Our home is dark without you,
We miss you everywhere.
Ehe has gone from his Dear ones. his children
and his wife.
Forwhom he'willingly toiled, and, loved as his
life.
Oh God. how mysterious and how strange are
thy WAYS
days.
MATTE e. kaufman.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-10

had been under. Light WIS also abso
lutely necessary tc sps. and but three
of my precious candles remained. / re-
sumed work, putting out the candle
whenever resting and religIting Ii
again. Fortunately | had plenty of
matches.
Hours of patient digging with the
candlestick followed. with sleep at in
| tervals. was at this time 16 feet from
the ceiling of the tunnel. The fallen
dirt had reduced the height of the
chamber in which | was confined from
six feet to narrow coffinlike space in
which | was barely able to sit upright.
| did not dare to expend much of my
strength in tampng the dirt so as to
get more room. / required it all for
work in the uprise. | was so weak |
could hardly climb to the top of the
hole. My water was entirely gone. My
fingers were worn to the bone with the
friction of the steel candlestick
felt the time of my last effort for
life was fast approaching.
Once more | attacked the too solid
ceiling of my escape shaft.
The fear began to grip my heart
strings with deathlike chill that had
missed the shaft above. True, my
gopher hole'r ran up as straight as a die,
but possibly the tunnel | had run, al
though at the beginning it had been
started directly under the mouth Of the
I'D shaft-possiblyt the end where 1 now
was-had dWerged to the right or left
md 1 might not be directly below the
ending of the old shaft.
l felt, with sinking heart. that surely
~ this time i must be OH ia level with
he old shaft. My God, my God,
night be only two feet tosthe right OF"
eft and yet, as devilishlytburied alive
Is though l was 2,00oj feet below
ground!
/ began to curse and'in my agossy
beat the narrow walls of this death
lole with,my doubled fists,
The tale responded with its usual
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-10
The Same Old Story,

J. A. Kelly relates an experience
similar to that which has happened in
almost every neighborhood in the
United States and has been told and
retold by thousands of others. He
says: Last summer | had an attack
of dysentery and purchased bottle of
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy, which used accord
ing to directions and with entire salts
factory results. The trouble was con-
trolled much quicker than former at
tacks when [ used other remedies. y
Mr.. Kelly is we!l-known citizen of
Henderson, n. c. For sale by Farrar
& Harris.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-10
Slain by a House Cat,

Mrs. j. Wesley Oates of Romney, w
Va, had probably fatal encounter
with her house cat recently. She was
sweeping a room and tilted chair fol-
the cat to jump off.
The animal, however. refused to
move, sprang at the woman, buried
it's teeth in her wrist and then grabbed
her by the throat. BY this time the
house dog rushed upon the cat, which
refused to loosen its hold until seized
by the dog.
Mrs. Oates then fell in faint to the
moor, where she was found by her hus.
band. Blood poisoning has set In, and
there is little hope that she will re-
cover.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-10
INFECTIOUS DISEASES.
Smallpox and Scarlet Fever Both
in Cuthbert.

It has not generally known, but
there have been several cases OF small
pox in Cuthbert recently among the
negroes. The disease was of so mild a
De that it was supposed to be chick
enpox, and not until within the past
few DAYS were the facts known. AT
present the last known case is about
well. and there are no suspicious eases.
We learn that all houses IN which
III ere has been smallpox will be fuml-
gated and some of the contents burned.
There is in the city a case OF sick
ness which DR.. Patterson pronounces
scarlet fever The patient is a little
child of DR.. Brown. who moved here
recently from Arlington AS soon as
the symptoms began to look suspicious
DR.. Patterson and Or, Brown were
careful to prevent infection. and 1t is
not likely that the disease Wlll spread
ont of the household. - Cuthbert
T ,padpr
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-10
Twins al Opu0site End Of Column.

During the troublous times Of the
civil war Philip B. Thompson, Sr., and
his twin sons, Little Phil and John B..
Jr., then mere boys, all three served
together under General John H. Nor
gan. l suppose it is the only case Of
the sort on record. 1t is said that Phil
ip senior always had one of the twins
march at the head OF the column and
the other at the rear, so as to mini
mize the chances of their both being
killed at once. a fine example of ia
therly care and solicitude.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-10

International Poultry Food at Full
tons.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-10

Bicyclists. baseball and foot ball
teams will find DR.. TichenOr's Anti
septic the very thing they need in
the r business when the race is ended
aud the game is finished. For sore
muscles. bruises. sprains. etc. it is O.
X. and don't YOU forget it Clean
and pleasat as perfume and costs oaly
soc.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-10

Imperfect digestion and assimilation
produce disordered conditions of the
system, which grow and are confirmed
by neglect. Herbine gives tone TO the
stomach and causes good dig estion
Pri soc. DAWSON DRUG CO.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-10
GREAT MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE sAII
AT X. j. BALDWIN &c cos.

318 yards Summer Caicoes, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &C per yard
HOS yards Figured Lawns worth s, and l25c
o36 yds whrte striped and checked Lawns and Dmtes,
worth fron1 40 cents yard to close
We have few pieces of colored Lawns, inches wide
Another reduction in Fercaes. We determined to
clean stock of percaes and will sell them sc yard
Think OF that; something unheard OF before, SO inch
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-10
Beer Gets Biggest Reduction.

1t is estimated that the reduction in
war re venues to result from the taking
off of the stamp taxes, which has just
gone into effect. will amount to S44, 900
600 a year. The largest reduction
will be in the matter of beer, where
the amount will be $500, coo per an
nun. The next largest figures are
bank checks 1900, 600. tobacco 1000
600. promlssory notes $3.500,0OO, pro-
prietary medicines S3,950000. cigars
$4,000, 900 and insurance So 600, 600.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-10

To eradicate worms from the system
give the child plain nourishidg food
and Whites Cream Vermifuge. The
result will be the worms will disap-
pear and the child become healthy
and cheerful. Price 25c.
DAWSON DRUG Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-07-10

percae for SC per yard. ''''
We have large stock Of Negligee Shirts that va
a:greaty reduced prices Be sure and see OFF are off
you buy. 00' STOCK b
"A few more pair of Ladies' Oxfordy that NO
HALF PRICE. Don't fa to see them ond rs selln
fitted you will secure bargain ''0 you Cal
Mems Summer Suits and Pants at prices that arc
that you will be surprised and wonder Row we do
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-19
TEATR0.

Por segunda vez So puso en- es
cena anoche Is celebrada obra clos
lbs pilletes., y su ejecucion fu6 a1n
mas acabada que la primera.
Obra de gran aparato y mucho
movimiento escenico, su repetici6u
hace que resulte cada vez mas per
fecta y facil para actores y maQui
nistas.
A pesar de Ia lluvia que cay6
abundante, al comenzar la function,
hubO bastante concurrencia en- ell co
liseo, y ell paraiso estaba completa
m ante abarrotado.
La empresa deseosa de que esta
obra pueda ser conocida por todos
en- esta Capital, ha dispuesto una
tercera representation para ma11Ana
Martes con una sgran rebaja de pre-
clos. este es, al alcance de todas
las fortunas; dedicandola 6 las classes
obreras y a todas las familias de
San Juan.
Al Teatro, pues, el Martes, todo
ell que quiera conocer clos dos pile
tes,, pues no Sc volvera q repetir.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-19
El Dr.. LaZaletta,

Nos dicen que ell concejal sef1or
Miranda, presentara esta nocbe al
Ayuntamiento, una defensa del DR.
Lasaletta, justifcando su inculpabi
lidad en- el asunto que ha provocado
su cesantfa. Conocemos hace mu
cho tempo al DR.. Lazaletta; nos
consta su flantropfa como medico
y Sc nos hace muy duro de Greer que
sea exacta la inculpaci6n que SO le
hace.
Els precise no conocer al hombre
para juzgarle de tai modo.
Sus compafl eros los medicos ii
tulares Sc elevan tambien & la Cor
poraci6n Municipal, en- s1plica de Ia
reposici6n del compaflero.
Creemos que ell concejal Miriam
da esta en- 10 firme, y que el Dr. La
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-19
N0TICIAS.

Solemnfsima resulto Ia fiesta
Que en- honor de Santa Elena Sc ve'
rific6 en- ell dia de aver en- la Iglesia
de las r. r. M. M. Carmelitas, se'
gun anunciamos oportunamente. La
concurrencia a dicho acto fue hume
rosfsima. El r. Padre Miro ocup6
la sagrada catedra, pronuncfando
elocuente panegfrico de Ia Santa
La orquesta del seflor Diaz asf
como las voces muy bien.
Satisfecho pu6de estar el orga'
nizador de la mencionada fiesta que
con tanto cello y esplendor viene
cumpliendo 10 dispuesto por el fun
dador del quito de dicha Santa.
Sc alqulla nm mirador ventilado 6
independents. San Jose II.
D P
Dona Rosario Aponte madre
de nuestro querido amigo y compa
nero don Jose Calder6n Aponte, Sc
encuentra enferma de algun cuida-
do en- el vecino pueblo de Ia Carroll.
ma J
Haremos votos por su compile
to restablecimiento
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-19
IZCOA DIAZ.
HA FALLECIDo.

Ell sabado q las tres de la tarde
dejo de existir en- Ponce el compa.
nero cuyo nombre encabeza estas II.
neas, sabfamos su gravedad y espe.
rabamos pOr momentos el fatal de-,
senlace.
El 25 de Julio, nos dice Descar
tes, va grave, Sc levant6 Izcoa para
hacer la Ultima demonstration de pa
triotismo. Mientras el pueblo de
Ponce celebraba el dta de la inva.
sion americans, 81 Director de El
Combate izaba Ia bandera puertorri-
quef1a & media asia con CASA negra.
Era la Ultima protesta del que vi.
VIC enamorado de una sola idea; IL
de yer a su patria independence y
lib-e
Descanse en- paz ell patricia puer
torriquef1o.
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0BIT0.

Con honda pena hemos sabido,
que por ell vapor llegado aver q nues
tro puerto, Sc ha recibido la infaus
ia nueva del fallecimiento de un her
mano de nuestro bueno y distingui
do amigo don Antonio Sarmiento,
Secretario-Letrado, del Banco Espa
f1ol de esta Isla.
Enviamosle la aexpresi6n de nues
tro dolor por esa irreparable desgra
cia, y hacemos vctos por ell eterno
descanso del alma del finado. iQue
Dios 10 haya acogido!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-19
Para manana.

Tenemos en- cartera, y le dare
mos publicidad maf1ana, un impor.
tante documento, que nos han remi
lido de Ponce rogandonos la inser
ci6n en- nuestro diario. Como nues-
ira actitud, lejos de los partidos po.
hticos locales, es completamente i'm
parcialidad complaceremos { los remi
tentes en- Ia secci6n neutral de nues
ira hoia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-19
NOTIClAS P0R GABLE
SERVIClo DIREcTo DE NEW-YoRK:
Rumores en- Londres,
General Botha
Sc RENDIRA A KITCHENER
Las tuerzas del General ingles son ma
yores que las de Botha

New-York Agosto 10 l-2O PM
Dlcen de Londres q. sigue acen-
tuandose el runner de que ell Gene
raj Bhota Sc rendira d Kitchener por
ser mayor el ndmero de sus fuer-
ZaS.
Los militares sostienen que los
ooers seran derrotados tan pronto
abandonen ell sistema de guerrillas
que vienen empleando.
La impacencia por saber ell re-
sultado de la batalla aumenta .por
mOmentos.
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Mott cia grave.
Los ecuatorianos
INVADIRAN A COLOMBIA.
Cuatro mil hombres dlspuestos para Ia
invasion.

New-York Agosto II l-l5 P. M
A la noticia de hab rrse undo
las tres repnblicas para someter a
Colombia, sigue otra de suma.gra-
yedad. Cuatr 70 mil ecuatorianos per-
fectamente equipados estan dispues-
tos para invadir ell territori3 de Co
lombia.
RI Presid ente de la Repdblica
sr. Marroquln, ha dirigido una pro !.
clama q la naci0n excitando el amor
patrlo ante el peligro que amenaza
d Colombia.
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sigue inpo| |nente
la revoluci On
CoNTRA.INaLAT EZRA.
Lss tEopas inglesas enviadas por el Go
bernador, tienen que suspender la mar
cha.

New York Agosto 19 l-20-p. NJ.
Despachos de Simla dan cuen-
ia de que los ind genas mahsuds
han tornado ties poblaciones mas,
al Noroeste en- la India.
Las tropas enviadas por ell Go
bernador ingles han tenido que sus
pender Ia marcha en- espera de re-
fuerzos.
La revoluci6n to1na cada dia
mayores proporciones.
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HECH0S ! DICH0S.
CrOniQuinaI del dia.

VlVul4ulllG uOl ulUs
~-
Sc asegura habra una selection
de los que Sc sientan en- curules.
El que no hays pagado su asien.
to, SO le cobrara la entrada por 10
meuos.
Porque, parece, que a1gunos en-
traron colados.
Y que son. mas los colados que
los que e7pagaron en- taquilla.
Pero Ia cosa no va con las varas,
no senior, nj con las consOnantes
6llO.. 80. .......
Sc ha publicad do un magistral
artfculo.
Sc rebaten ca rgos con notable
xcierto.
Sc titula:
Para Bobos!
-
La escuadra alemana va ha sail.
do de AltonA.con rumbo Colombia.
Despues seguira II de Italia.
Y no est& muy lejos que le siga
Ia de Francia:
Vamos que van a tomar Co.
lombia y Venezuela como 81 fue'
sen chinos.
Mas tarde vendran las gruesas
indemnizsciones.
Por mas que todos les consta
que alli no hay boxers.
Que todos son cristianOs que Sc
estan mAtando cristianamente.
Tomemos asiento para yer el es
pectaculo y preparemonos para los
chispazos.
El.deshoje Asa d.do principle en-
verano.
Los protestantes de la situaci6n
SO deshojan:
Los disidentes se deshojan
Los ministeriales tambien SO
deshojan.
Esto es una nube de hojas suel'
tAs; pero amarran, las que vienen en-
tono amenazante Por mas que tras
la hoja de papel Sc yea la hoja de
sable; y le dan un sablazo Dfos pa
dre.
Despues del deshoje, siempre
viene 10 guajana.
va muchos estan parando la
iden para Ell Hawaii.
Otros cAmbian la hoja cuando Sc
les trata de este asunto y ell de Ia
prosperidad.
Pero doblemos Ia hoja no salga
este una <hojalatas.
~.
va hay varios clubs de pelota
ris.
Resultan los puertorriqueflos de
grandes aptitudes para jugar la pc
lota'
La rechazan con brio, aunque 4
veces cae en- tejado de vecino y como
ell que menos 10 tiene de vidrio, vie
ne tsrde 8 temprano 4 pagar los vi
dros rotos.
Los puertorriquenos, saben sa'
car Ia pelota de una alcuzs, decia IN
americana, pere ellos ir quedando
en- Ia iden.
Despues de todo es el traje mas
fresco en- estos calurosos dias de ve'
rano.
Y siquiera el pueblo Sc divierte
dandole las pelotas.
Bien por los pelotaris
Por Mayaguez estan revueltos
los pAnaderos.
Tratan de boycotizar q una pa
naderia que les ha bajado los jorna
les.
Con las otras estan pan y man
teles, por mas que anaden, que al
enhornar es que Sc hacen los panes
tuertos.
Pero la panaderia de Romero,
que es el disidente, trabaja con mo.
tor al vapor, asi es que ell pandsro
esta en- buenas manos.
Habra pues, por Mayagusz pan
Abundante; y por mucho pan nunca
NAL afo.
Son celebres las ilustraciones
del News.
En- el texto castellano est& ell
doctor Wiberg preguntando ;donde
me encuentro yo? con las manos
entire piernas y en- puntillas.
Pero traducido al ingles, en- ell
texto ingles, eata con las mauos So
bre las O d | | IS, preguntando
Where am J OF?
Por 10 que pueda infuir en- la
guerra Sud Americans quisieramos
saber cual es la verdadera posicion