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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03
FINDS INTRUDER SEARCHING DESK.
Doctor VI. b. Tittertngton Delivers
Supposed Thief to the Sheriff.

Doctor ". B. Titterington OF Jerseyvile
Yesterday apprehended a stranger attempt
ing to take money from a desk IN his once
and caused the mans arrest. Doctor TIT
lexington stated that he went out on the
street for few moments. and upon his re-
turn found the man at the desk Of Mss
May Nelson, his stenoerapher.
According to Doctor Titterington the man
opened one of the drawers of the desk and
secured the pocketbook of Miss Nelson. con-
tanning IS cents Doctor Titterington or
derd the man out of the Office and watched
where he went. He then telephone Sheriff
William Powers.
The stranger was taken before Justice A.
H. Quinn and held to the Grand Jury at
the March term OF the Jersey County Cir
ing to give bond he was locked up in the
Jersey County Jail.
To the court the man gave his name as
William Demorest and said his home was
in St Louis. He also stated that he had TO
relatives. He Is apparently A years old 6
feet in height and wears a gray mustache
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03

az s24 o0a2i5": No. . foundry Northern at SEA
9eJO: No foundry southern and No. ! foundry
southern soft at t.3.50G2i5o. Warrants are
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Judge schaefer Await. suceee.or.

At the request Of Governor Yates. CIR
cult Judge VI. W. Schaefer will hold court
at Beiieville until Wednesday. when, It Is
expected. Governor Yates will have settled
on a lawyer to fill his place. Judge Schae-
fer expected TO retire last week. but, as the
result of his lons-distance telephone inter-
view with the Governor. he will hold court
a few days longer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03
st. Louis Money Market,

Clear;nEs were larger and transactions at the
banks heavy. Discount rates for call and
time loans were steady. between 81 and s per
cent
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03

81. Louis. March The following shows the
opening. highest, lowest and closing quotations
the New York Stock Exchange to-day Cor
recteI daily FOR The Republic 10y francis Bro.
a Co. bonds and stocks. No. IA North Fourth
street:
Close
Stocks Sales. Open High. Low CIose. Yes.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03

Manhattan.The rise started with tn, pur-
chase OF S; tss py bny sTe ] Ai.ms
1; wa. on the execution Of their order that the
stock had its sharpest advance The huyiur from
these two sources was called good and the
opinion expressed in speculative circles
level again.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03

Reported by Whitaker & CO.. exchange brokers,
Coz North Fourth street:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03

Bond Sales at New York.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York March 2.-sales o: bonds were made
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03

St Paul-After early fractional advance in
ST. Paul the prices reacted sharply on selling
by Van Emberg. Atterhury and other COM
mission houses followed by H Content
Housernan and room traders. The principal rea :
son Cor the decline. according TO specialists was
the absence of support.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03
Chicago stock Market.


Reported by the Commercial Advertiser through
Francis, Bro. & Co. No. 2Ii North Fourth street:
New York March MISREPRESENTATION in
London showed moderate strength hut were
dull Prices generally were slightly higher Ar
bitrare transactions however. Were on a very
light scale total purchases being $780, and sales
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Treasury Statement.
washington. March 2-Avai.able cash balance
scc4.5{3.s SO: gold. Sl0e. 6s1.sS2.
Bar Silver.
New York, March :-Bar silver sc Der ounce
At London quiet. 22isd per ounce.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03

Afternoon Reactions-Under the lead o, Mar,
haitian the General list improved somewhat in
the early afternoon In covering by room shorts
1t was said in the beard room that one com
ussion-house. through which the leaders Of tire
Waldorf CLIQUE do business. was borrowing go :
200 shares of the various stocks. After the esriv
rally the market developed sagginz tendency
once more selling by the room traders wash
ington advices were that the Aldrich bill would
not pass.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03

hestefday'n HAnk 9CIeoT1nGg.
Yesterdays clearing house statement showed:
Clearings. ss.57s.1I7; balances. u.41.4ea
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-03

Amagamated CGpper-The early rise IN Anal.
gamated Copper was buying by the bull pooi
Boston houses were sellers the rise and tn.
stock reacted.
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

American Sugar..-.l3olz
Do. pfd..--..---.l2l
Am Tel. & Tel....lo1-
Dom Iron q Steel. ISL,
General Electric. 1874
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-02-11
LOCAL ITEMS.

-Lincoln's birthday tomorrow.
st. Valentines day Saturday.
j. E. Borlaug, of Calmar was in
the city Friday.
F. J. Helwig made business
trip to Calmar Saturday.
Andy Anderson was over from
Ossian Friday, on business.
H. j. Hutchinson departed Thurs
day for Chicago on business trip.
The man who claims judicious az
vertising doesn't pay has never tried
it.
Frank Cratsenbreg, of Burr Oak,
was calling on his many friends here
Thursday.
j. M. Boehm has been suffering
from an abcess on the left hand for a
week past.
Mr.. John Wildman, of Lincoln
township, was pleasant business
caller Saturday.
Rev. Vim. McVettie held mission
airy services at Cedar Falls and Iowa
Falls last Sunday.
Mr.. E. H. Prior, of Postville,
Iowa, was business visitor in the
city last Saturday.
Misses Josie Rogness and Mary
Sagen have been visiting in Mime
apolis for few days.
John A. Olson, of Pleasant town.
ship, was in the city Saturday. and
made us a pleasant business call.
We were unable to wait on our
trade Saturday and Monday, you had
better come before sizes are broken.
Bromley & Co.
Martin Christensen departed Mon
day for Seattle, Washington, after an
extended visit among relatives and
friends in this vicinity.
John Burreson, of Hesper, was in
the city Monday looking after some
business matters, and took occasion to
make us his annual visit.
The Cresco-Decorah bowling
match on Thursday evening was an
overwhelming victory for the DEBORAH
team, defeating Cresco by 14S points.
The Fayette Postal Gard says:
"Prof. G. A. Oliver, the veteran
picket of the business college, was off
duty Tuesday because of illness. "
The Ladies Aid Society of the M.
E. church will serve tea in the church
parlors this Wednesday, evening,
from five to seven O'Clock. All are
invited.
Married, at the residence of James
McMillen, near Hepser. Iowa, Feb.
4, 1908, VIM. Huston McMillen of Hes
per, Iowa, to Miss Christina Grimley,
of Riceford, Mimi, DR.. Slack officiat-
ing.
-Supt E. J. Hook departed Mon
day afternoon for Des Moines, to at
tenG the meeting of the Teachers
Reading Circle Board of Iowa, he hav-
ing the honor to represent north
eastern Iowa.
There is woman in DEBORAH who
seems to have mania for petty
thievery. Through the charitable dis
position of her neighbors she has es-
capped prosecution thus far, but there
is grave danger, we fear, that their
patience will be taxed beyond endur-
ance if this continues.
The Waukon Democrat says that
Joe Wemett, former Burr Oak, and
now running rural route out Of
Waukon, has bid in the Lansing Wau-
kon stage route and adds, First thing
we know Joe will be our local Jim
Hill in his coontrol of overland
routes.
Valentines at Wangler Bros.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-02-11

your I'd in the Public Opinion WANT
columns is working right along.
Public Opinion WANT ads work all
the time-building business for the
wise advertisers.
If you want gents, or statesmen, or
help of any kind, use Public Opinion
WANT ad.
If you have anything to sell, use a
Public Opinion WANT ad.
Public Opinion WANT ads are read
by nearly all the people of Winnesheik
county.
Public Opinion WANT ads are
interesting and profitable to those who
read them and use them.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-11
JROs dlIQOs
anOlil0
seomslon / 50 mssifn
Cl0nG0s ID iQVaRZueI0S 50 FoaRaa
4 nSgaTIe ID TOpa ! 4 anna
gsTls los OIas Al professor
Tlea.

La idea peculiar de buen hunlOr POI
seidm Dor 81 professor Twice, un maes-
tro dc escueIa de esta ciudad, did mo
two 6causa deque los nifIos bajo su di
recci6n le aeOnetieran. Le desGarra-
ron Id ropa y sus ojos se los anneQre-
cieron, dei6ndoie cnbierto de aFafiazos
de cabeza q pies.
El professor tuvo Ia idea BE- que sus
nifIos querfan divertirse. EI tiene
muchas ideas originates acerca de Ia
instruction. Determines procurar
diversion & sus discfpulos.
L,o hizo, pero no do La manera Que
10 habfa advertido. Persiguiendo su
plan de diversion visti6 & uno de los
mics como un mono y trat6 de obli-
CARLO hacer suertes. El muchachitO
se resiati6 v el professor entonces us6
de sus fuerzas. La diversion empez6
desde este punto. Movido por un irn-
pulse comdn cada muchacho corri6
donde Ell professor. Aparentemente
todos ellos 10 alcanzaron q IN mismo
tempo. El pasatiempo de apalearle
fne tan hAlagaefIo, que ellos NO quisie-
ron desistir hasta que Sc llam6 los
policfas.
Ell asalto fu9 comentado por Ia es-
cueIa entera v cientos de discfpulos Sc
juntaron & los alrededores despues de
Ia saIida del mediodfa & hablar sobre
10 ocurrido. El professor Sc present6
bajo Ia protection de Ia policfa y fue
otra vez atropellado estando los poll
cfas sin poder para ayndarle. Esta
vez casi fue inutiIizado y est& ahora en-
so casa bajo ell cuidado medico.
Los chicos Sc enojaron porque trat6
de vestir de mono & un condiscfpulo
nara divertiP & los demSs.
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c0fnparativamente joven nuand0 des
cubri6 Ia America.
Debemos decir one hay que esperar
en- asa hbro algc muy interesante.
Hasta Ahora, cada Vez que los talentos
nortearnericanos ge han ocupadO de
ctfsica DE- historic, han hecho voIver la
cara III mundo enkero.
Para conVenir en- clio no hay que
habIar de Washington Irving que.
con sn historic del Descubrimient0.
ilunin6 muchas a0mbras Basta re-
c0rdar Harris que contendiend0 no
hace muchos nfl0s con los scademicOs
De Ii Historic espanOia, que son hom-
brea de alEfsimo eoturnO. acerca do IS
xE1iak0gia de Colon por su hiJ0 don
Eernandoz, artn6 an colossal alporoto J
eon0nisk6 IN verdadero triunfo. Z
bastm. asf nais1Fac recogdaF Ell coDlunt0
de interesantes eN1amoriasS que pre-
sentaF0n los eruditos de los EstadOs
Unidos, 6 los Cong aBaeFicanistas
reefen kanenee ceaebrado
SospechaTno6. puaa. que 81 s0udeo
en aa a0mbra que pEuu1aba hIr. Vig-
namd, ya dar juego largo.
" cue de- este habla1n0s, diFen10s
cue n0s alegrarianaos rnuch0 que en-
ciert0a assssat0s peasdSeatsg de- Euastra
hisforia insnlsr, ae propusiera "a M
tsgvsgscs5ss. no de ninREin poder u1ili-
tar. sin6 ee les aEudikos noFsemnaerlea
nos para cue de ma vex 30 1aAle 81 ee-
Iabre pIei1o dei primer deaeEaE1arcO de
Colon en- esta isles elagegn nvco cue al
gunos han dsplOga Dlemente enredadO
paseando aI huen AlmIxnts por las
cnssaa Ia n ialas Kaian sKa Z de-
taFnaina ca tasslg0 preEelal
dice Gas n0 geco ES6 la aua sind ~
dsa, de 2uofin qHe ne0ga enks tuvo
qua desanab FloF q aaso aag as u
isis.
Ecsotroa egaenoa que 81 81 siaFan
ca clio alnaxs0 ohaeKvadore nolse-
sErsemn0 nfontanaenks. tgsA0s can
vena oa. ounv gfaEans ga 81
q AKonxaenfe az GsuasASrlrsas a vsgsazs.
asso Yuow Qus N eoxs
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igaaano hixo anso. aI
barge 4 a corEa se
El Paalasa Basel6 saaa
lasaa aaiamaaa pag
q II essiaxa.



Gran eaeidn Isl eaa saso aa unaa
i1ta6o ia kxcs 81 IN asazaa aaar
aar al EanAa I3iea. Qg@ st6 visi-
tanda aqueEa giudad
El presldente. sn estado mayor y
al0nnoa eonvilados. eataban paseando
en- un earro p6hIiao. guanga0 un hoan
bre de la naas haja clasa IIaknatao ELLA
Toscan0, 40 aproxim6 al carro, VI sa~
cando un revolver dispar6 cinco tivca
contra Diaz an cOnitiVa NingunO
dc los tires hiz0 hlsnc0
Un0 de los raiar0hr0s Del ElsfAd0
Mayor. sali6 del CARO- j apTes6, ri
homl5re.
0Scmaau 60 CO EnAa0s ansece @naes u
EAaefa uanc lHaesn aiso alse laE0 para
auf riF aonRiaElA Fsor hoEaSeidi0.
El Presidente pernnAneci6 innp6vid0
" fue aclanadO por los cindadanos,
mostr6ndola ii regocijo p0r habsE sa-
lido ileso.
El general Clay ykon, embajadOr a1ne-
rican0 on Mexico. ha informado AZ See
creaariosda Essad0. quo q <repOvts de
un atentafa0 OOntra IA vida Gel Pregi-
denaa AZ M4xico, poriiric Dia1 40
tiene fundamentO.
El ennhajadoT no estaba en- Guiana
juato cuando los successes.
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E Hon pasa sSsn esSA bien con.
orido taaso en sg prnpio assado cuanto ca
lsa Easadoa Lynidns "a general fue elseido
mismbso del coneaso por una grAnds
agoxsa i shpxa aasS raccnpsi oesae eato
do au pas sizlo 81 Il daiatrsse donds vive.
SIN eulbazeo u easrsTa notable ds este
hotnhrs d. estado ssnia que iachaS contra
an enenigo psliSroso, Is deer contra IN
casasro cr6nie0, que tan lnsidiasamente se
acorca Ga. pons tam ssnaE despuSs de
habexse apoderado del paelente; esta en-
ternedad fud Il dnico enenigo que no
habia cunquiatado, pesas de habar Iuchado
contra q desde e aiios; psro "a u fn tam
bien vsnci6 sai eneznlgo psligEoao, esto
p0g medic de Ia peruna.
ssKza naade vmsamm Nna@aaaa do F@runa
aa@ @a@msa aaEay Maavamae ga eonmaam@ns
ella. hnh6MnsAa sanz aaaAaAaeoid0 sny saa
saxso ~ eaha3A.. Gatav eanveaeaAa ~
osn@ a0Ar& AasarsazNar eusnasasaxn@n4a
damsvs ae pore tsannpe easa ass1es6n ane
y@ Aa Asse@Ae so AASHs ruF szRe&a0 ds1 $40
"a - PerunRs 0nwad AssEsEie0ass asae2a1sro
dos Gsnmaraaos
81 nd 40 obsiene resulsadoa prontos j
satisfacforioa por 81 uso de la perana, sseri-
b ca Il acto u pr. Hartman, dAndole una
deserip4ei6n compIeta ds 81 eaao, y Il darA
grasulsamente ] con gusto sa conseiO inc
portanse.
Dirijase al DR.. Hartman, Presidents del
sanitario Hartman Columbus, Ohio.
Para diraeclones espeeiales, eada eua
dshelBsr gTlas anfsg nedades dc la vfdsS, un
ssamplxx del Cual, acompaBA oerno enyolturi
ca7a bgteala
La Ee-gu ua ID tisnen ae vekaEa todos loa
Qninat0c8 srcg glaigsag, 81 pReeio do IN dol LEI
ln h94nEi@, bot %EIns pnr or 90 dollars.
AaueHloa que deaeen eogreap poudennia d
secta son 81 Dgs harknaan, que pue1en -
paraK Las dalAekones neoesAr aas en- ida y vuel-
e dsl cofEa0, puedsn dlFigirga 81 mismo Or
81 H Hartman Colnm hus. Ohio. II. g. a
Eide1 GuIIIsrmety, Plaza Alfonso XII
San Juan, II. e pnede vender los farma
s6utaean drognlatas 81 por menor, On u Isle
de pnsrt0Rioo.
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ESDI6Rdlda V8Iada on eI "CIub
dol POTvBnlrp en- AIbOnltO
Todos los que en- ella tomaron par
te fueron muY apiaudidos.
q nQestr0 Co7resp0n8al. J

Noviembre 9.---Lucidfsima ha que
dado h veIada Krico-dramatica que Ia
buena sociedad de esta localidad cele-
br6ra en- los espaciosos salOnes del
SClub del Porvenir0. en- la nOche del
Domingo pr6ximo pasado.
Lo mas seleCto de nueStra buena So-
ciedad di6se cita en- aquel centric, de-
seoso de pasar al9unas horas on medic
de placeres y alegrias.
El cuadro de aficionados estaba for
mado por las bellisimas v gentiles se-
horitas, Pepita Domenech, Maria Pc
req, Luisa Asencio, Bel9n Perez, Pc
pita Font Zayas, Luisa Merly, Con-
chita Gil, Pepita Torrent, Paquita BIZ
giles v las encantadoras Y angelicales
mines G. Vilardeb6, Julia Ortiz. Julia
Toro, Genara Torrent y otras cuyos
nombres sentimos no recordar en- es-
tos m@nentos. El sexo fe0 estaba re-
presentado pOr los distinguidOs sefi0-
res don jose Pont Zayas, don Castulo
Rodriguez, don Modesto Ortiz, don
Ramon Lisardi, dom r. Rodriguez,
don V. f. Rodriguez v el joven capi-
talefIo don Eduardo Beltran.
Todos desempefiaron sus papeles con
bastante PERFECTION. Ell quito p6bli-
co cue invadia aquel local, coronado
los esfuerzos de aquellos jovenes, con
nutridos Y freneticos aplausos.
FL producto obtenido en- aquella ve-
lada, sera invertido en- obras de carl
dad, entire los pobres de esta iurisdic-
ci6n.
Reeiba la distinguida familia Font.
nuestra sincera felicitaci6n por los es-
fuerzos que hicieran para llevar q efec-
to, tan espl6ndida velsda. Que no de-
caiga eI entusiasmo que hoy existe en-
toda la cuIta juyentud de este pueblo,
son nuestros mejores deseos, y que Sc
repitan con fvecuencia tan hermesas
como amenas fiestas. Adelantei
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!. ) 80 Ga g scgnnE. lln.

Los variog aintomaa dc una con.
dici6n debilitada que tcda persona
-recOnoce en- 81 miaTna, es uTa adyer-
tencia Que por singIxn Conceptn de-
beria pasaE daaape5oi hSda, pues %
oEra nanera los g6rmanes de enfer
medAd tOmarkn incremen60 con gran
peliaro de 1atales c0nsecnencias. L0s
g6Emenes do la tssis pmeden aeF alo-
eorvidoB por los pullnoalea q cnaa-
uuiera hora eohando raieea multi
plio8uaoss. & no Beg que @ sisteraa
sea alimantaa0 haska ciexto Dn1le0 cue
le facilits xesistig aua ataques. La
PREpARAcIOFa DE VlATAp0k.
que oontiene los princIpios nutriti-
vos Y curatiyoa del Aceite dc Hlga-
do de Bacalao PurOs que extraenaou
directagnente de los n5gag1os 9rascoe
del haeaIaos c0nahSnadcs con sgsgae
de Hip0kosfitOs 0ompuestas Ext1aos0a
de Malta = Oarazo SilYaatEss f0rtial-
ca 81 siHh8naa contra eodOs Los cazn@
bios dc temperature, que pr0ducan
invariableanente Los Gataxrcs AHnlas
Bronquitin, Pnlmonia, Iranensa, Gri~
pa, Tiais y todaa la snferEaedadea
emanadaa por dehilidaa Dc a0s pul-
mOnes stnci6n xanultiea. To-
Inada S tempo evita Is tlsias toma~
da q tempo aa cura. XXI hrs DTa
Tran0iaco Es Earias lie 1ahazas dic8s
Desd8 que o0n0al @n Preparation dc
Wampoles pTivada del aoaite y nti-
lisando gnB ueiplas nla lcipal laa
9glnto Dnm los 1anaag fas.
e~masses444s ~sse es4x ss &sg5vss y
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I do A
Ode nasesaro oorrspoa oasatl

\ 4 F.
NOViembre. 10-- HemOs tenidO eE
gusto de admigar los rnagnlfcOa retra-
tos afcreyon que ed 81 caf6 del Sr..
Fl0rit aspone 81 aventajado artists SF.
Velez v que son tTabajos acahadfainaos
que no Sc mejCran ON al aXtranjerO.
La mayor parte son de personas como
cida dc Lares y el Pepiro para dOnde
sale el Sr. VeIe1 en este di@s con ell
fin de haeerles entrega de dichos roe
traS0s.
Segfn se nos dica pE0ns0 tandrem0s
eli ausk0 dc taner entire nos0krOs ai ad-
nnirmdo baio Sr. Riera el cual nOs de-
jar6 OR sn p0tente VOC en- el Casino
espafEol y Qaien sak3e organize IN con-
cierto sd eI Testrcs AQui se Is espera
con dessos de 0irle.
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La OClaya eRlTaga do ID 0hTa
''l;IlsI0s NIgafI0s r
Dalm \ CanB

Hemos recibido In octava entrega
de la obra Que baio 81 tfeul0 xCrep6s-
culos hterariosS viene publicandO
nuessro iovsn cOmpansro don Sebas-
tian Dalrnau y Canets
7 Contiene trabaios nauy bien eseritOs
Y pensados como III mOdeya5snso y Eg
pefso0ssnsO.
Sc v6 en- es0s tgabajos que el seli0T
Dalmau no s6lu es an buen obserVas
dor, sin6 hornbge Dc rect0 pensars que
dk sus ideas en Ii p6Qina escrita el
brillo de prosa eleganta,
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Bale On Carolina

Hem0s siao atentamente inVitados
por diskinguidos j6venes de Carolina,
para IN baile de c0nfanza que SO cele-
brar& on los salones del Hotel SDolo-
ress, al Is do I0a c0rrientea.
La sirnpatica juventud de aquel poe
tico pueblo, saba divertiTae con todas
las generates del buen gusto y la ele-
gancia
Ouedamos muy reconocld0s por la
c0rtGs invitaci6n que nos diFigen.
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lii ea
0 h

Tn muchAGh0 enc0ne On eE PaaE-
aue nn por l0nadaa 60 baniADdo &16.
Aver enoontr6 81 poIicia de vigilan-
cia en- 81 caaIei6a del Tanarindo. Ce-
ferino Santiago, y ID entreg6 dieho
portamOnedss cen s0lo &8. nanifeatkn-
dole que nnos limpiabotas la hahfan
lsupsadO rs
Dicho poTtara0nedas estk dep0sitadO
on 81 Juzgado do Paz de San Fran
cisco.
La persona que On estos tiempOs Sc
permite el luio de- lleyar SIG ca su boil
sillo. bien merece que se u lame ciet-
d0daa0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-11
ALCO SllnNE CHS c0l0H
IY
ii M y
s@ sinro pToaaa lalSsgs selsse SsaFa
aauclao rsEEcsOs
Sahana I2Eanae.

In nuev0 Hhro p0N ana iG-
maud rio DO d "a ilUs
Eaagoa Unidos go Paris gas 1e
y aaeer " fe0ha dsH anto da
Kr1aa Colon. IS u&
pEa aa MaKs@aaa eA Aak
81 @ zsN e 5nAs sIa
n do malM 0kEa
del
er la feohn ea
da
1Asa 4
a
Go
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-11
A d nlaa Iberia Do
sr ] CASTELAR,
PskaaIas, 4 4.

FeMassa3s q Hs
Para pederte cantar
Lindo " rabio aeraffns
con mejillae de carnnfn
" ~ frente De azahar,
Quisa MI lira encordar
en Ia nota del anaor,
pero lego al sinaab0r
y enturbi6 au eanci6n bella,
" en- Vez del amor, descuelI8
an mis- cant0g. "a dolorl
T6, pnrfalmo capnlAo,
que adornas, caste 81 serenO
ell h0neat0 y pur0 sen0
que te aduerne con arrullo,
ttl, que ser6s 81 orgullo
de padre h0nradO J ains1ste.
reHibe, aanaue triste canAe
la tieEnfsiszaa harnS0naa.
qua Eni anante Aira envi@
6 ta1 hogar annque dIsaAnte.
Fsdsza M. "a Rodriga4ez.
sabana Granae.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-11


Clare cue g sls6 ~ ne haS ass
81 80 L1n e entn ane 81
klase QAae as bog SO casitn.
az nauehos eins tan aEnargoa, ban
dol0rOsos como aQn6glua del pobTs ce
Sa4ste aa HI &ue
Ean eensa 4ne nfaa p0Dre viuda. de
rs cissdaa aaa Ser So vaEa an sksas da
molde. nada menes que Sd lekEaB de
moAde xp0g na hast paeaf0 4 su de-
hisdo tempo eo1D saabe de ser Tvs
eontgi bnei0neAss etla. III 1Dfplis. kassa
e 0rillas del ha8 ~ brave
sol. trsh anao ae avauCega para no
mosiF da naea ida
0nfras q Ando sa@
la eua 9a i
enanao aa d 40 aS aQneAls eus
bsesses Naats5les 0 eue ue3Ies riel0s,
tendrS entoneea qus Mvag. layar nau-
Cho ds asss y sess F8 Tlo TaoriK BE ne
caaidad II para 81 Il alquIleE de
IN cuarto.
Que probAb blenaente 40 podrk ragar.
Ojo u ayuntarnient0 de Lares para
saguir habland0 kae a
Sc gaalan xaros despr reeioss aquellos
edileal
Han de- saber nsts1es Que 81 gobier-
no nada aiene que yer con las degdi-
chas pfiblicas
sPor quE. puea, llaablax de la Huvia de
enbagso Gus inHnda nneatra tierra2
iia0a em loa e0r6ri genEes moro.
sna IA ellosl Han ds nnoTir como
change nateds II asoe, Que decla Pc
pito Vidal Cardona.
EE e0nkgibuy eNEe rn0roso tiens Ii
culpa de las desYenturas que nos ago-
bian
lOh poder DIS pfeViaSzsss Ieyesl
Vosotras soia les parn todos:
Vais contra los CSn tribuyentes y
contra los 0oqstgu bssts2os.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-11

DaiQs faallvas 4 ID
p0F 81 Dr.

lgunca gaaF1tlf turer0s Y " Tire
han clfcho cue 81 pndleran EcF-
S@glig era I'D lm
tonelada. As usariaF1 al silTos
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-06-11

400 HATS be Isles of Pines? According
W War Root Cuba Is its GUARDIAN out
q especially residents 10 not desire any
harrange al the United States
the result of the recent spanhAeehh
rnqnshd ancient sovereignty
andt o said
possession Of others seemed regard
The island omitted from the
properly the Plat amendment which
left future adjustment V
Cuba.
that the de
that until its
Cuba part of the
Inhabitants
a Americans
Of and said that they would force necessary to
Cuba They Insisted that the country should belong
foated
else
simply
discovered this the world of fleets Of
Atlantic north the
Caroinas and to the southwark Rio Janelro
The population the Isle distinct
the lands culyaug
the other he totally
and own The
Of of md t has many
valuable woods and extensive quarrie Of marble.