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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-06-04

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


He criticized her pudding and he criti-
cized her cake,
He wished she'd make the biscuits his
mother used to make,
She didn't wash the dishes, and she
didn't make the stew,
mother used to do.
Oh, we'll, she wasn't perfect, but she
tried to do her best
Until at length the time had come for
her to have a rest,
So when one day he whined and
growled the whole day thru
She turned him up and famed his
pants-as his mother used to do.
Art Twitchell spent Sunday here
from Rosebud.
John Woods, the prominent Kirbyite,
was here on Monday.
Major J. c. Clifford, of the Cheyenne
agency, spent Monday here.
Harry H. Fletcher & Co. can save
you money on ladies' shoes. See them.
Lewis Lee of Sanders was a bust
ness visitor here on Monday.
Ladies', we can save you money on
shoes. HARRY H. FLETCHER & Co. x
Refrigerators, Refrigerators, Refrig-
NJ ~
w. l. Church of Paris, France, was
autographed at the American Friday.
Get Norfolk or Sailor suit for the
boy at Hopes & Potter's. Sat
Jas. Beatty, the prominent Ashland
merchant was a business visitor here
Monday.
Attorney Collins, accompanied by
Mrs. Collins, was up from Rosebud
Tuesday.
T. w. King was down from Rancher
Saturday greeting friends and trans
acting business.
Mrs. L. S. Pratt and children. who
nav OSNii 'ASitiiS, ~ ~ >''SN A'N t'stol
winter, returned Monday morning.
Hammocks, Hammocks, Hammocks,
at DAVIS. Marsh & Co. 7-tf
Jesse Davis. insurance surveyor for
Montana With headquarters at Butte,
was tranSacting business here Friday.
We handle Milwaukee Mowers and
Rales, the best made.
7-tf HARRY II. FLETCHER & Co.
Court 'Stenographer Kriedler, accom-
panied by his little daughter, spent
portion of Saturday here on business.
Miss Gertrude Higgins is visiting
several of the county schools this week
in the Tongue river and Rosebud dis
tricts.
Miss Agnes McAus1and of Miles City
is here this week assisting Assessor
Grierson in preparing the assessment
rolls.
Harold Tilleson, who was reported
to have died in hospital in the east.
was in town Friday en- route to his
home on the Bud, 4 very live man.
Peter Droese was happy and much
in evidence amongst his friends yester-
day afternoon owing to the arrival at
the Droese home OF a son and heir.
a fair-sized and appreciative audi
enoe greeted DIR. Joseph Koshaba. the
t.,5a,ta9 TDas.1i,, 1ao+,,ra, ls,-;.I,,-
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-06-04

Floy Westaby and Messrs Ed. Suy-
dam, H. c. Holthamp, Harry Thomp-
son and Chas. Smith.
In the spring the grooming husband
eats his victuals in the barn, for his
| wife must clean the mansion, and she
doesn't care a darn; and the ward is
full of carpets and the trees are full
of sheets, and he has to live on sauer-
kr aut, cistern water and sliced beets;
and at night the patient husband has
to sleep upon the floor, and he feels so
plumb disguested that he swears that
life's a bore. When the blamed old
cleaning's over, then the wife COM
plains Of ills, and it keeps the hus-
band "busted" buying dope and drugs
and pills; and the mansion is no
cleaner than it was when she began,
but she'd slay him if he'd say SO, and
he is a prudent man.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church have arranged to treat our citi-
zens to "Strawberry Social on Fri
day evening, June II. The ladies an
nounce "Strawberries with whipped
cream and all the cake you can eat
for 25c.' All are invited and from
past experience with kindred enter
tainments of the Guild we phophesy d
good time and lots of it and bespeaks
for the ladies a good attendance. The
proceeds of the evening will be APP
Piled to rapidly increasing fund now
being raised by the Episcopalians of
Forsyth for the building of their
church. An excellant musical pro-
gram will be rendered during the
evening and while refreshments are
being served. Remember at Alex
ander hall Friday, June II.
Gebo correspondence to Red Lodge
Picket, May %: The young people of
the city were entertained last Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Butler in honor of Miss Floy West
the number of eighteen spent the even
ing playing the new game of Finch,
in story telling and guessing contest.
In the latter prizes were taken by Ed.
Suydam. a necktie case; Miss Hecht,
rose bowl: James Holland and Miss
Suydam captured the consolation
prizes. At 1880 the guests were seated
at table resplendent with cut glass
and fragile china. interviewer with
smilaX and cut flowers, and here a
delicious lunch was discussed until
the hour of ? a. M, when the merry
makers said their adieux.
AS will be seen in the advertising
of the News, A. b. Clark of
Miles City announces Il horse sale at
that place June % to 81. Mr.. Clark |
for the past several seasons has been |
like sales in eastern Mon |
tana and has been remarkably success
full in bringing together growers and
from throue bout the
lnllSu states. ana ever One VINO mas
their stock to Mr.. Clark has
been we'll pleased. he having realized
for them most liberal prices. For his
next sale Mr.. Clark has engaged Col.
X. W. Browning of St. Louis. the
greatest range horse auctioneer of the
east, as well as M. Conway, the lead
uo- bprSa dealer and auctionaar of
Winnipeg, Manitoba. The sale is be-
ing extensively advertised throughout
the country and the SIX days sale at
Miles City promises to be red letter
event Of It's Kind for eastern Montana.
rian.berGain,~ CoiIc, Cholera and 1sI-
ssrriiDcH Remedy
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08
How to Learn to Swim.

HESE the days when the swimmn hole in favor and
when boys and girls who spend their summers at the
lakes luck especially those girls have
learned to keep aoat and therefore out Of
being in is sport to get and
paddle about, S m sport to swim.
An you to according to lines:
"oh mother, may go swim?"
"Oh darling daughter
Hang clothes hickory limb
But don't go the water
IN to get That
plain recipe cooking rabbit-"Frst catch
rabbitbut it to be given convince
those who sit wish they to swim
but into the water and make the effort learn
AS for the of 1.-THE learning the swimming
that would better be left in knows
how; that is who instruct in the
theory by example gets the theory
how to the how to kick good swim
ming kickng) breathe, the
"comes naturally" One in it with
being watching
the theory into practice Following this rule the first
thing knows finds himself swimming fashion,,
perhaps, but still which thing
keep Zine
comparatively and acquired
thing inestimable expects
profit by delights
resorts.
Swimming of is art the learning which
accompanied with danger, should at
tempted by novces without hand to
sistance Even after acquired Skill
One may be seized with cramps expert
swimmer, be drowned aid right
with may quickly learn to swim may get a
great deal pleasure healthfu
practically danger any
other sport
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08
Brain Teasers.

I.-PUZZLE
Write hundred twice, thousand and
in certain way it will look funny
II.-CONUNDRUMS.
What sweemeat is like proposed for
2-Why is garden sociabe place? ze
3.-What bird reminds of a dog?
4.-What land is full of wrath? $50 sz,zEE
5.-Why is the letter 'g" like
6.-What would be excellent recommendation for
hosler?
ilI.-coNcEALED WORD SQUARE.
He chung to mast.
There in his
I him
You need repose," said
W.-RIDDLE.
You have heard that with hamets and towns
ever am owly, yet often I
The madens who throw about them.
Some think conceal adorn,
Well-guarded by mountains evening
ANSWERS TO LAST WEEKS PUZZLES.
I-Bread
Ill, Tennis. g. Tag 8, Crow-K (croqueD 4, Cats
cradle S, Hop scotch. g. Hunt the slipper T. Authors
g. Puss in the 9, London bridge is falling down.
HI-Lavish, old, weed, ever luck ife-Lowell
1V-Drab bard. Nap, pan. Emir, rime Ten,
Part, trap.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08

dangerous has altogether
out yet in country districts
AS there paper say very
about each of the dealing with must mention
many very briefly indeed. If what am
to tell you makes you more good
dictionary that the
will be surprised to see what changes have frequently taken
place. One of the funniest of animals monkey
whenever little face
it's name Monkey is due to the Enelish vav If
nouncing old ''Moneke," he
of the apes in famous old tale This Moneke
is iminutive Italian nonna meaning ape
ma" itself is short for madonna my lady. Orang
ouang Malay expression, meaning in plain English the
ghost given little animal
of it's nocturnal habits The squirrel carries its
history about with shape bushy TAIL
serves to great extent as covering when it sits down.
Squirrel is composed of two. Greek words, meaning
Shadow and tail" Mouse which
old Persian and sansrt languages means the stealing ami
NAL Just wolf in its original form
and hare' meant Jumper" The lynx called
its keen, bright its Latin being
the Greek word for lamp.
To conclude with, dogs names That
jolly little chap the signifies
burrowng animal not exactly like the
pursues
the ground them you learning any
Latin at school, WILL perhaps remember that terra
EARTH The spaniel is quite an English dog yet his
implies that his ancestors foreigners it IN
merely form of Espano (no being
Spanish.
Greyhound is a curious word each meaning
much the thing Grey is the Iceranders
dog and "hundr" stands for hound but while
often simply grey instead Of "greyhundr'
rowing him, accustomed the
of the word only We should remember however
that this grey has nothing to do with the gray"
other hound whose has reached way
sleuthhound different form
of spelling SLOT, which is the track trail of
the tells dog is used for
Other varieties of hunting dogs, the poarhounds
hounds deerhounds foxhounds ETC., dogs
called after hospice) the
Great the Pomeranian Damatian who
special countries and districts proclaim their
go-more plainly.
The examples given above only very
long might quoted. enough been said
perhaps that there in
sight appear-A. Hayden Casse1l's Folks
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08
MOTHER GOOSE in BOSTON.

Said Emerson Lowell, of Copley Square,
AS he walked with his for an airing:
II lately discovered curious book
And it harbored some most glaring
For instance, noticed accounts how COW
Made impossible leaps Luna;
Unheard off, because in the rarefed air,
She would die in instant or sooner.
"Inquiring. I found that this marvellous work
Was intended for children's perusal;
Though, frankly, If I should be asked to approve
would make fat-footed refusal;
Pernicous, indeed would the influence be
OF book which to infants asserted
woman could actually dwell in shoe
Why, the author is surely perverted.
"Of who embarked the in a bowl
She has written falsehood unbushing;
And when she declares there's in the moon
suspect her at once of our-fushing;
For that which resembles the face of a man
On the surface, fancy is merely.
Excited, doubt, by the shadows and spots,
Which astronomy illustrates clearly"
Then Emerson Lowell adjusting his mitts
Gave shrug of his shoulders, declaring:
ITO think such book designed for child"
And the went ahead with his airing.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08
A Clean Record.

HE other $1,000 assembled at Florence
Mo-. to hear young man speak That young man was
W. Folk circuit attorney of st. Aho only
old he is likely to be the Missouri
there those who predict that the time coming
will be nominated the presidency perhaps
Why this young become so famous and SO
popular:
Because he is honest.
himself duty.
Because he has behind him spotless
When this earnest began his active
the thieves who pundering the
bribng the aldermen they found that he
ruptible and determined.
only hope somewhere in his past
life it hidden past life of many man now good
respected, there might SIM
scandal that would give his enemies him.
They felt that tho all else had failed Mr..
resist the threat of the Of old
would that time, least, better
they
So remorseless treless hired, and
possible every day young life was
searchngy scrutnzed from the day of his birth Browns
vile, Tenn until he sat in seat of in
bad cringe before his glance.
For weeks the search but, happily, detec-
tives back empty handed There stain
young mans life nothing concealed nothing
concealed
shortcomings had been found
they would necessarily any to Mr..
Folks present character. Many snned and re-
formed. That is WE'LL but how kept
the record spotless with bott.ng
There is harmful old saying about sowing wild
misery world for oft-repeated it
has of impression that the expects boy
young many ohenses, be guilty
of about foies his about
trouble before settles steady pulling
few escapades in youth do apparently seem trivial
enough. Yet whole their
long the passed
10 belev thatM Folk is RI
cessfully the publication long
forgotten offense power expose
it, perhaps it would that
temptations and threats,
from the path of duty:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-08
Editor
Mae Harris Arson

The Journal published by The Minneapolis Journal for
ihepub school children of the Northwest above the fifth
grade and devoted principally their writings There
attached all welcomed competitors The editor
wishes correspondence AMI suggestions teachers
All correspondence i allesss to the Joun, Juaior
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-31
Neoyorquina
Robos nlenudos

Sc esta empezando a crear
opinion en- Ell Estado de Delawa-
re, para abolir la pena del latigo,
ALI vigentes para delitos mas re-
pugnante que graves. como,
-verbigracia, hurtos de poca con-
sideracion, maridos que maltra-
tan a sus mujeres 8 hijos irreve-
rentes para con sus padres, muy
en- especial cuando los delin-
.cuentes son de color.
Donde quiera falten unmelon
6 una gallina y haya vecinos
satezados, nadie sospecha en- un
blanco, y son delitos punibles
con aZotaina.
Seg1n datos de la Casa de Co.
rreccion de Wilmington, a des
pecho del latigo, cada dfa hay
mas hurtos en- Delaware.
La susodicha pena, que ha ST.
do establecida como infamante,
resulta no serlo, pues todo preso
a quien Sc le impone, con tai
que la sufra con valor, y este su-
~cede en- la mayoria de los casos,
alcanza una ovacion del p1blico
que acude en- masa al espec-
taculo y 10 disfruta con mas
fruici6n que una gran opera del
Metropolitan.
Sc ha comprobado que la con-
educta futura de. los azotados es
peor en- nueve casos de cada diez
que antes de serlo.
Delaware es ell cuadragesimo
segundo Estado de la Union en-
habitantes. 184,735, segun el cen
so de 1900; el cuadragesimo Guar
to pen1ltimo) en- superfcie,
1850 millas cuad1adas, v ell sex
to en- criminalidad, I'm preso por
<cada 725 de poblacion.
Ell termino medic de presos
zen los Estados Unidos es de uno
por cada $50 habitantes. :.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-31

Ell sabado de Enero, las dos de la
tarde, habra un gran renhate de prem
das, propias para agninaAd0S, en- la Casa
de Prestamos de Bszan y Ca, Allen
2S. El que interese sortijas con briilan-
tes de todos tamaf1os, ALI las. encon-
7trara
I5-hvIe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-31

~.Iaic!w;',a,',ka;~''' "a, =
Mercanttl Artisttca
A.Lynn thllOS DC Perez MOPlS
tSas fran, q e.
/"
Confeccionan etIaustas De tabasos,. en- todos,
estilos.
envcItorios De Chocolate sencillos y iujosos.
R0tulOS para FaPmacIaS
De estilo moderno.
Nrtistisas garpetas para nctarios.
MarQutIIas para Ct0arrtlIos
oe unO HAS colOfeS.
LetraS de CambiO
en- todas sus diversidades.
Rectbcs taIonartos. ess Cheques.
EttQuetas
para UeIas fSsfescs. espssialldad en- etique.
tas para Uincs. Eiecres ' Ron.
Papel tiMbradu
conercial, desde ef mas sencillo hasta e]
m4s luioso.
THRJE THS 8
do tedos tamafios para vista, bautizc. ds
tnlaee, dlstlc,
Teecrdatcria$, Inuitaeicnes. baile, etc. etc.
etiaastas para pastas De scpa. 1dsm' para
pastas Y ialeas de frutas.
Cuentas, Facturas y COnocimientOs /
y toda clase de doeumentcs comercialesi
TftUlOS . ACciOReS
para toda clase de asociaciones.
Pianos = Ilapas = Illlsiea, TlMstraeicne$
para libros y periodicos.
mpPeSIones SODPe ieIa, Iala q MADEIRA
Grabados en- zinc Y Otrcs metaIss.
SELLOS DIE. COMA
-. de todas classes.
1dem para Iacre.
Dtrtsito De etiauetas fIIstes para caias de
tabacOS.
HniIIo$ para los mismos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-31

CLEn"s+ s+LndaM Martinique Dominica gu
ClHnMsk kviaa Grud4T Tbao PmammNd Ndmgn islam
ncunGOnwi 1.-THE ebve1 1nai@p pa~nh h ig O.
mmddhm ndoMNo oId R Trans
Saturdays vmL ghb da
thus mm Lm@nsdgAt % from lew
InadMon% ammwh al ats S J tot i hUp
tn Cmpmyshe hhvmsM call od
L& & 70 s Gd AS
FrEe emnh& &C., oSua MGag
Agmdla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-31
THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMpAI
INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER 1899!
UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJEsTYS GOVT.


connecting Island wah the British West Indies
NOVEMBER
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-16
Alemanes intrepidos
AL Polo en- submarine
MarconigranaS

Ell malogrado Andre trato de
ir al Polo Norte por los aires;
ahora dos alemanes Sc preparan
a llegar abriendose camino bajo
las aguas y los hielos.
Ell doctor Anschutz Kaempfe
ha imaginado TN buque subma-
rino de disposition especial,
apropiada para ell objeto, y con
el que cree SECURE poder avan-
zar bajo los hielos de las regio-
nes articas hasta llegar al mis-
mo Polo.
Capitalists alemanes han AGO.
gido bajo su protection ell pro-
yecto y suministradO al doctor
citado los recursos necesarios
para la construction del subma-
rino. y costear la expedition.
Al mismo tempo, el doctor
Scholl de Munich, organiza Otra
expedition para erigir un Obser-
vatorio y una estacion TELEGRAPH
ca sin hilos en- TN punto a prop6'
sito entire los 70 y SO grades de
latitud Norte.
Tai estacion tendra por Obje-
to comunicarse con ell submari-
no del doctor Anschutz, subma-
r1no que ira tambien equipado
con aparatOs para recibir y en-
war marconigramas.
La gran casa constructors de
aparatos electricos Siemens y
Halske de Berlin, esta a la sa-
zon preparando los Instruments
para la estacion que ha de mon
tar Ell doctor Scholl en- las regio-
mes articas. Sc empleara ell
sistema Braun para la telegraffa
sin Lilos, y Sc haran tambien
ObServacioneS meteOrol0giCas,
magneticas y oceanografcas.
Los resu1tados obtenidos, tan
to por los expedicionarios en- el
submarine como en- la estacion
fila, Sc comunicaran al resto del
mundo por medic de marconi-
gramas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-16

No me duelen la ausencia que ell alma llora,
nj la TRACTION cobarde, nj ell NAL sufrido;
du6eme 1nicamente pensar ahora i
que nj un solo momento me hayas querido. J
al recordar los sueflos encantadores
que forj6 en- ell delirio de mis- amOres,
al yer como murieron de dfa en- dia
todas las ilusiones del alma mia,
lIoro maldigo tanta mentira hermosa, =
tanta ventura,
como goc6 al creerte vivir dichosa,
slendo mi amor, mi encanto, mi vida entera,
y, al recordarte, digo con amargura:
-iQu6 mala eral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-16

Ell cincuentenario
de la Immaculate Conception

Su Santidad ell Papa ha designado
especialmente a SIS. EE. los cardena1es
Vannutelli, Ferrata y Wives para diri-
cir la preparation del Jubilee de 1904,
con Ell cual Sc ce ebrara ell cincuentena-
rio de la proclamacion del dogma de la
Inmaculada Conception.
Ell Jubilee Sera solemuizado Goa I'm
CongreSo mariana universal y una ex-
posicion de arte mariana.
El Cfrculo de la Lnmac0Lat0 esta en-
cargado de formar la comlsion ejecuti-
va que organizara uno y otra.
Con Ell mismo objeto Sc pubIicarz IN
periodico, del que sera director mon
sieur Radine Tedeschi, y redactor en-
jefe el caballero Grossi Goudi.
Este cincuentenario tendra gran bri-
llantez. PIP TX fue elegido por Dios
para glori6car en- la TERRA q la luna
culada Conception. Y la Inmaculada
Conception llevara 4 Leon XIII multi
tudes de fieles.
El Jubieo de la Inmaculada Concep.
cion empszara ell de dlciembre de 1909
y terminara en- de diciembre de 1904.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-16
e. DESAGRAVEO
N 0bIeza CuEoana

Madrid, p de Mayo de 1923
Padres E hijos son espafioles y cuba
nos.
Contra mi costumbre de leer Gel I'm
parcial" csda nafiana. el n1mero dt
hoy no 10 he 1eido hasta esta tarde. y
la lectura del suelto "Los cubanos er
Espafia" ha producido en- mi amino J
en- el de todos los cubanos con quien ht
hablado hoy penosa impression.
Cierto que en- Ell banquete conSabidc
de Barcelona hubo una voz (una soia
voz) ingrata y rencorosa. voz coudena-
bic y condenada en- el acto por ell inta
chable consul general de cuba en- Es-
pafia.
Crea "El impartial" que su "amarga
|serenidad" debe ser sustituida por dull
ce placidez en- Cuba ningdn cubano
bien nacido expresa (despues de la que
rra) por Espafla <otra cosa que afecto
creciente y lleno de sirceridad.
No falta algl1n que otro cubano e
ruin modo de ser, como no falta en-
Cuba, alg1n que otro espafiol de ruin
modo de ser tambien, que Sc dedican a
tejer la tela del rencor. UIoS y otros
viven desprec ados por Ia opinion Gu
bana y espafzDla en- aquella nueva Re-
p1blica.
El Gobierno cubano, las Camaras
,cubanas y todos 10; que, aunque hoy
hijos Independence, no queremos nj
debemos renegar de nuestros padres,
amamos para nuestra joven Rep1blica
la mejor amistad con nuestra madre
Espafia. Es voz de la Naturaleza.
QueremoS que nuestra vieja madre sea
nuestra mejor amiga.
Y va que rn periodico es aigo asf co
mo la famosa lama que curaba las he
ridas que hacfa -, oios los cubancs
que no sabriamos odiar Espafa, nues.
ira vieja madre, agradeceremos q "El
Ltnparcial" except1e de entire nosotros
Ia sola, dessntonada 6 ingrata voz que
son0 en- Barcelona
Francisco Hermida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-16
iCielosl I Serd cierto 7

En- un diario de Paris encon-
tramos este despacho telegrA-
fco:
El gobierno americana ha
nombrado a miss Floy Gilmore,
ayudante del attorney general
del Archipelago filipino.
Es la primera americana que
ha sido investida de cargo tan
impOrtante.
Miss Gilmore fue q FiIipinas
como taqufgrafa.7
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-16
Puente de pEata...

I'm el nido que hicieron nuestros amores
gozabamos vemturas nunca soladas,
esperanto tranquilos dfas mejores,
transcurrian solas nuestras veladas.
iQue de amantes promesas juramentos
hicimos en- aquellos breves momentos!
lQue de pactos solemnes, formalizados
con millones de besos enamorados!
iOue de amenazas ocas 81 tie engaflaba,
otra muier tus celos desafaba
ICON oue afan nos unimos con fuertes lazos
durante aquellas horas de encanto llenas, q
mientras me aprisionabas entire tus brazos...i
iDulces cadenas!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-16

La vida de ayenturas, tu antigua vida,
sobre la que 70 quise correr un velo,
te arrastraba con fuerza desconocida,
abandonando ell nido, tendiste ell vuelo..
El sufrimiento pudo wolverine loco
y, quiza por 10 mismo, tie quiero un POGO;
mas la raz6n Sc impuso, serena y frfa,
die tristemente: -iNo me guerra!
Y puesto que Sc alicia del lado mfo,
lvaya con Dios Ia dueila de mi albedrfol -
lVayan con Dios las dichas que no merezco, :.
las ilusiones todas que me arrebata...l
81 habia de enganarme. Sc 10 agradezco..
A enemigo que huge. ipuente de plata
Jose Juan Cadenas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-16
TRIBUNAL DE DIsTRlT0
Liicios por jurados.

Dia n. Cesar Romero y Mariana
Fouseca. por perJurio. Toa alta. Abo-
|g9do TizoE
Angela Rodriguez, por hurto de ma
yor cl1antfa. GatedraL Abogado: Ro-
drfguez Cebo1lero.