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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-28
GIGANTIC
PARTNERSHIP
PROPOSED

The novel and striking scheme OF fortyve year partner
ship between Haiku and Paa and the five corporations recently
organized buy the upper lands Of Khe presented th
stockholders of Haiku and Paia this morning special meeting
of those corporations called for the purpose.
The scheme for the formation of foryhve partner
ship between these corporations the basis of
third interest for Haiku, onehaf interest for Paa and
reh interest for each OF the five corporations organized
buy the upper Khei lands The partnership, if entered into
would thereupon and operate the property OF the
corporations Cf the purchased from khei
reported the stockholders oh principal corporations
this morning that there at least $500 of the best
land Maui 1t proposed develop this land
building the mill irrigation dches and other
construction This addition the acreage of Haiku and
Paa would enable the partnership to allow of the lands
of the two older corporations which have been longest cua
ed, to lie falOW for time and recuperae in1ring always
large of fertile and vle land for the Of the
nership.
AS part of the plan for partnership proposed issue
5OOoo bonds OF the partnership 100000 be secured by
deed the property OF Haiku and $5oooo by trust deed
the property of Paia provide funds the development
OF the 5000 acres of land bought from Khei
The meeting of the stockholders of Haiku held first this
morning and the whole matter OF the proposed partnership
presented The plan adopted but there minority
opposed it, another committee appointed Maui,
look the whole field and make independent report
the hope that unanimous be secured for the
posal Another meeting of Haiku for 23o o'clock will be held
consider the bond issue.
The stockholders of Paia Plantation later fore
and the partnership matter presented them The
still under consideration when taken for
the noon hour
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90 'B RSSr
eCCEce||S |I,....
KI3tSOD
ASSERTION PUT FORWARD BY CLAUS
SPRECKELS IN HIS DAUGHTERS SUIT AGAINT HIM,
THAT SHE WAS NEVER LEGALLY MARRIED TO
HER HUSBAND THOMAS WATSON

An attack the legality of the marriage OF Emma Caudna
SPrecke daughter of Claus Spreck and Thomas Watson fore
casted notice filed the circuit this the OF
the daughters Claus the Sprece block Kinney and
cCanahan and Hatch aou for Claus Sprecke filed
setting forth statements which the other side asked admit
within hours and among the the effect that
former wife Of Watson legally divorced from him.
The plaintiffs counsel Robertson Wilder asked to admit
that Thomas Watson husband OF the plaintiff married Liver
pool England whose first Catherine Janu
1869 and that Mrs Catherine Watson living the time of
the Of Thomas Watson and the plaintiff Another admission
asked for is follows:
THAT said and the said Thomas Watson
never legally divorced"
Plaintiffs asked admit that the only purported divorce
which took place Beaver Territory of Utah. 1876 also
the following
That Thomas Watson dOmc1ed
within the Territory of Utah, United States of America
THAT said Catherine Watson resident of domcied
within the Territory OF Utah
The marriage Of Watson and Miss Speckes the of the
rupture Claus young Her of tn?
Sprecke Honolulu Claus Sprecke took place after the
marriage claimed be void because her husband did
The defense apparently ready attempt that not
valid marriage, Watson having wife living that time.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-28
CHARLIE CLARK
LOSES HIS HEAD
STRONG MAN OF KALIHI FINDS
HE CAN'T BE ON BOTH SIDES AT
SAME TIME.

The Republican Executive committee
has chopped off the official head of C.
H. Clark of the road supervisors office
as far as the committee is able and his
term is at an end. Clark was only
given the job at the very earnest re-
quest of the committee, never having
been Coopers choice, and as soon as
the committees support was with
drawn he became a political has been.
1.-The appointment of Clark was made
at the very earnest request of the Re-
publican committee" said Superinten-
dent Cooper. HE was not at all my
choice for the office, and when Mr.. VIII
son gave him the position 1 called him
up and inquired why he had done so.
He showed me an endorsement Of
Clark by the Republican executive
committee, and l accepted the political
judgment of those whom l assumed to
be better informed than l was as to
the situation"
Clark has all along been a supporter
of Boyd for supervisor and he declares
that he will support him on the Home
Rule ticket. He has had quite a fol-
lowing at Kalihi camp, but was beaten
in the last primary election He has
also derived considerable political
strength from gangs he is able to en-
ploy in the road department. His re-
tirement, 1t is stated, will be followed
by some shaking up of the forces un-
der him. for the road department is
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-28
Have Destroyed Ten
Thousands Homes
FIFTY THOUSAND REFUGEES GATHERED AT MONASTIR
FROM THE SURROUNDING COUNTRY-TURKISH
SOLDIERS HAVE INSTITUTED POLICY OF RUTHLESS
DESTRUCTION AND MISERY is BEING SPREAD EVE
Associated Press Cable to the stai.

MONASTIR Sept 2There said to be $4,000 refugees in
this city gathered from the surrounding country The Turks have
instituted policy destruction and absolutely nothing being
spared by them Villages being devastated and thousands OF fam
lies rendered homeless the ruthless devastation spread by Turk
h is believed additional details by
the Turks will tell Of horrible the slaughter hundreds
of innocent people.
The number of villages burned bv Turks Viayat Monasr
has reached hundred and eleven containing aggregate o6S
houses Over hundred families slaughtered dur
ing the attacks by the Turks. -
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-28

WILL BE NO INQUEST.

There will be no inquest held to de-
termine the cause of the death of
Simana the Japanese sailor who was
killed by falling from aloft this morn
ing on the steamer Ke Au Hou. .
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-28

Chamberlains Cough Remedy is a
cure for severe colds, persistent coughs
and a preventive of pneumonia. 1t
is the moth ers' favorite for whooping
cough. 1t always cures and cures
quickly For sale by all dealers. Ben
son, Smith e. Co., general agents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-28

For each one of the new county Off
GERS at least one man is sure of cleo
ton. Then comes the question Of
bonds. Since the law makes the county
pay the premium on surety company
bonds furnished by officials, personal
estates will not have to be put up to
guarantee the acts of an officer and all
his deputies. One of the best surety
companies is represented by Henry
Waterhouse Trust Co.
Twenty-Five cel.ts pays for a Want
I'D In the Star. A bargain.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-28
A STORY I'M FI,iIIREs.

The following figures are taken from
one of the certificates of the Phoenix
Savings Building and Loan Associa-
ton.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-28
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LADIES, EXQUISITE NECKWEAR.

LADIES' EXQUISITE NECKWEAR-
The daintiest and most exquisite Gre
ations in ladies neckwear ever shown
in Honolulu just arrived on the so
noma" and is now on display at Sachs
All ladies' invited to see the pretty
things.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-28
MOB OF STRIKERS


SAULT STE MARIE Ill., Sept ga mob of discharged en-
the Consolidated Lake Superior Company have wrecked
the office of the here and made attack militia
preserve peace Serious rioting and loss of life feared
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-28

San Francisco Examiner.
The following figures are taken from
the Semi-Annual Statement of the Pio-
neer Building and Loan Association:
Total CancPlla tiOn
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-28

Twenty-Five cents pays for a Want
ed in the Star. A bargain.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-28

Want ads in Star cost but 25 cent.
Want ads in Star cost but rents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-28
COMMANDER HUCES DEAD
Associated Press Gable to the sta,.

YOKOHAMA Sept. 28-Commander Edward M. Hughes U. S.
commanding Annapolis the Asac squadron died here
day.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-28
MAY SAVE CLIFFORD
Associated Press Gable to the Star.

Associated Gable
SAN FRANCISCO Sept 28Eforts being made the
British ship Clifford which ashore here Saturday Investigations
show that there is still chance to float her.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-28
GARTER
QUICK SALES

Another cable from Secretary Carter dated early this
ing Washington received this morning by Treasurer Ke
poikai. 1t read follows:
Your add suitable this market. Under you have
authority arrangements Therefore mail New
York your approved by Governor for sell
there whole bond issue after days advertisement for
tenders paper selection with special issue temporary
receipts including engraving and delivery. This essential
When cable here"
This is supposed to that Carter regards the time
short for sending bids here be opened also that the probable
bidders prefer do the business there Under the proposed
rangemen sale of all part of the bonds be effected
within week after the mail reaches New York with the
authorizations
The following Carter by the Treasurer
Letter of authority requested by mail tomorrow sell
bonds for 100000. Push engraving of bonds
This afternoon Kepokai received notice of the first bid for
bonds, in the following cablegran:
"Kepoika, Honolulu Steamer China carries bid bonds
meanwhile defer action.
"POLLITZ.
"San Francisco September 49,"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-28

said to be a hotbed of Home Rul,
politics.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-28
FLYING FROM
THE TURKS
TURKS HAVE BURNED A HUNDRED AND ELEVEN VII
LAGES, AND SLAUGHTERED OVER TWO HUNDRED
FAMILIES-REFUGEES TRANSFERRING THEIR PROP
ERTY TO AMERICAN CHURCH
Associated Press Gable to the Star.

TIFLS Sept 2As of protection Of their interests
transferring their holdings the American church. be-
becoming and of the dangers of Turkish attack
supposed that American property will be protected.
SHUSHA Sept 28Seous riots OF Russians progress
here.
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Neoyorquina
La;reeleccion de Roosevelt


Realmente, aparte de la question
balkanica y cerrado el Parlamento in
giles, apenas queda asunto pslpitante
en- Europa, nj en- Asia, descartando la
question de Manchuria. Es, pues, ell
continente americana el otro centro de
attraction. La politica norte-america-
na sc divide en- dcs frases, una inmu-
table, como las rocas de las edades, y
otra un tanto vaporosa. La primera es
la reelection del Presidente Roosevelt
Por muChas campafias electorales he
pooS pasado y por no pocas sucesiones
dinasticas, mas 6 menos legftimas. He
mos notado en- ell primer case, que,
adn aspirando los Presidentes reelec-
ci6n, y por muchas probabilidades que
tuviesen, nunca dejaban de mencionar-
Sc otroS candidates. At1n en- case de
sucesion dinastica, 81 el monarca falle-
cido dejaba mas de TN vastago var6n,
habls quienes Sc inclinaban al segundo
8 tercero con preferencia al mayorazgo
NADIA semejante ocurre hoy en- la gran
repdblica, donde Mr.. Roosevelt parece
reunir en- su persona todos los derechos;
el divine cual 81 por orden de Jehova
le hubiese ungido ell profeta Samuel ell
de la rezon, cual 81 debiese ell puesto a
TN voto ad referendum, y ell de la fuer-
"a, cual 81 le sostuviesen todos los eier-
citos de Jerjes disciplinados por Won
Moltke. No Sc trata. en- ell partido re-
publicano, sino de buscar quien car
que con la vicepresidencia Sc entie.
RE en- el Senado sin voz nj voto. La
otra fase de la polftica norte- america
na-que cali6camos de algo vaporosa-
es el conato de reorganizar el partido
democratico, monstruosidad deforme
con mas cabezas que la nidra y tan di-
ficil de ordenar como el mitologico en-
driago era de matar.
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ofrecer su 6rma para suscribir la con-
vocatoria, hagan por su parte las indi
caciones que cream convenientes para
tenerlas en- cuenta al redactar la convo-
catoria.
SO Remitir la convocatoria a to.
dos los periodicos de la 1sla, para que,
81 es de su agrado contribuir en- esta
forma al proyecto, sc sirvan publicarla
como asunto de general intres para el
pafs suplicandoles al mismo tempo
prestar en- la obra ell lsauxilio de su pro-
paganda y recommendation.
90 Nombrar en- comision especial
al Director Gerente del Banco don En-
rique Delgado y al Secretario don Juan
de Guzman Benftez para que represen-
ten al Banco Territorial y Agrfcola en-
las gestiones que hayan de hacerse
para que la convocatoria, autorizada en-
la forma que expresa el segundo parti-
cular de este acuerdo, obrenga ell ma
yor exito possible.
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Hizo posibles este milagro ell hallazgo
de La nina de Palmillo, de la que ha
saido, y sale mas cada dia, plata en- fa-
bulosss cantidades, calculSndose que sea
Ia NINA mas rica en- todo Ell mundo.
Nnnca perniti6 el sefior Alvarado que
en- Palnlillo entrasen ingenieros nj otros
expertos en- minerfa. El la benefci6 &
su manera y no parece haberlo hecho
del todo NAL. pues le puso en- capacidad
para cfreGerse q redimir el solo, segdn
voz p1blics, toda la deuda mexicana,
oterta que no 10 fue aceptada. De este
asunto nos Ihemos ocupado hace algu-
nos dias. Dicen que no crefa en- Ban
COS, sino que guardaba sus cantidades
baJo Lave en- su casa, suponiendosele una
existencia de ST.. .ooo. 900 en- metalico
Bra hornbre esplendido y caritativo,
derramando dinero como aqua entire los
pobres. En- Parral construyo I'm gran
temple cstolico de su peculio. Hay
qulen estima Ia fortuna del sefior Alva-
RADIO en- $85 900 900; mas, aunque pue-
de ser cierto, no es possible averieuarlo
con aproximaci6n, debido a que, seg1in
queda dicho, lannas permitio que Pc
rltos lie visitaran la nina, y por tanto,
no hay en- que basar calculos.
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Pedro
LA CAMA.LADA SERvlA


Un corresponsal de Belgrade que
asegura eStar fntimamente re1acionado
con los cabecillas de la reciente ma
tanza de la familia zeal de Servia, es-
cribe a I'm periodico aleman dando ex-
pllcacioues de por que ell Rey Pedro
esta completamente a merced de los
asesinos del Rey Alexandra y la Reina
Draga, y no osa dar paso alguno sin su
consentinliento. Seg1n la carta, Ell Rey
Pedro era conocedor de la conspiraci6n
mrcho antes de rerpetrado ell doble re-
gicidio, y dio 4 los conspiradores pro-
mesa escrita de no castigarles 81 Sc le
elegfa Rey. Las circunstancias fueron,
dice la carta. las siguientes. El coro-
mel Maschin y el ministro Genschies
maduraron los planes. Despues el mi
nistro fue a Ginebra y Sc vio con Ell
principe (hoy Rey) Pedro Karageor-
gevitch, q1ien aproto Jos planes del
asesinato y prometio impunidad. Ell
ministro regreso Belgrade e inform6
al comite de regicidio, ell cual sin en-
barge. no Sc satisfzo con promesa YER
bal y la exigio por escrito. El minis
tro volvio a Ginebra y el principe pc
dro, atento solo a la corona, dio cuan-
tas garant1as lie pidieron. Los cons
piradores tienen la carta promesa del
Hey en- ST. poder y la usan para init
y obligarle ejecutar cuanto
Sc le eXige.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-03
Del iRrperio germnanic0
DEFENSORAS DE POLONIA
Aumento del ejercito.

En- Guesen, Polonie Prusisna, han
sido arres;adas 30 mucharhas de ID
20 aflos de edad, bajo acusaci6r de
conspirar contra ell Estado. Tres de
elias son naeStras de epsefianza Supe-
rior y las dem5s discfpulas. Parece
que teniau la Costu.nbre de leer libros
polacos y estudisr historia polaca, y en-
sus discursos expresar esperanza en- el
resta blecimiento del antique reno de
Polonia. Dice el prom tor fiscal que
las va perseguir por alta traici6n.
x*x
Los bonos imperiales han bajado 4
90, empezando Ia semana con un des
censo de medic entero, cosa que no Sc
ha visto en- los dos tiltimos amos. La
baja Sc debe d persistentes rumores de
que ell gobierno Sc propone crear dos
nuevos cuerpos de ejercito sobre los
veintiuno (ventidos, contando Ia guar
dia imperiaD de que consta el eiercito
aleman. Por mucho que sobre ell par
ticular Sc ha interpelado al gobierno,
ha resutado impossible arrancarle una
declaration al efecto, pero la con lucia
del Emperador, yendo de cuartel en-
cuartel, arengando a las tropas en- ell
tono mistico cue le es peculiar en- casoS
como el que ahora Sc recela, ha llevado
a la mente de experinentados finan-
cieros la semi-conviccion de que la
primera oportunidad aparecera en- el
Reichstag un proyecto de ley para
aumental ell elective en- no menos de
40 50 mil hombres.
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El parecer del SacristAn


L, que era mozo simpatico, servicial y
listo como una ardilla, hizo famosas al
|guuas de sus ocurreneiaS, NADIA mas
que por interpreter y cumplir al pie de
la letra, rigurosamente, 10 que Sc 1e de.
|cfa 6 inandaba.
va fuese por efecto de su caracter
bromista y Tin tanto sacarron, que
naturalmente tuviera el aquel modo de
discurrir, no entend1a, 6 fngia no en-
tender. de modismos. metaforas giros
de doble sentido. Cuando Sc le decfa,
por ejemplo: Vete o0Aauao a casa del
coadjutor. sc estaba quiete, a1egando
que no ten1a facultades para e1 0xeIo,.
no concedfa que una persona, por in
comodada que estuviese, pudiera eoger
IL caeAo con las man0S, nj que en- POGO
tempo Sc digeran miIlones de imprope-
rios dos comadres, nj que fuera possible
montar a ca6allo en- una llegua. etc.
Ell cura de aquella parroquia contaba
10 siguiente:
Una mafiana, recien admitido Tacin-
to en- calidad do sacristan, dfjole ell Gu
ra Ia bora de la misa.
We avisando con Ia csmpana que
voy a ofciar, y no des ell tercer toque
hasta que a II te parezca que hay va
baStante gente.
Mientras el parroco cambiaba en- Ia
sacristfa sus habitos de Gale por las
vestiduras propias de la sagrada cere-
monia, oyo el primero y segundo toque,
y no b1en acab0 de VeStirSe hiZo DIR Ia
campana el tercero y 11timo.
Salio a la iglesia ell buen padre cura,
llevando el cAliz y denAs objetcs del
quito, y contra 10 que habfa prevenido
Jacintc observe, con el natural dis
gusto, que Ell temple estaba casi desier-
to; solo Sc vefan dos mujeres arrodilla-
das muy devotamente ante e1 altar.
Juzgando el seflor cura que no serfa
dlscreto nj conveniente volverse por
donde habfa venido, viose obligado 4
celebrar el santo sacri6cio sin mas p1-
blico que ell referido y alguna que otra
persona que lego a punto del ne, misa
est
En- cuanto regreso la sacristia en-
carose con ell sacristan, y frunciendo ell
cefio e dijo;
x Ese es modo de obedecerme
-he cumplido extrictamente sus Or
Tacinto.
-Veamos, cazurron, q yer por don
de sales. tQue te encargue antes de
oiciar
Que diera ell tercer toque cuando
a mi me pareciese que habfa bastante
genie.
~ te parecio bastante gente. -.
dos mujeros ?
Para mi, 81, sefIor, como 81 la igle-
sia estuviese LENA porque aquellas dos
mujeres eran mi novia y su madre.
Ramiro Blanco.
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1O que OCgzRsR.e
en- RuSia
Leon con piel de asn0
Un puerto sin hieIo

Es realmente deliciosa la soluci6n
que acaba de dar Russia al rompe-ca-
bezas de Manchuria. Sc crea un vi
rreinato, dignidad desasada en- Russia
donde Sc gastan gobernadores genera
les, cargos esencialmente militares. El
virreinato es instit ttcion china, do ca
racter civil, y Russia da identica signifi-
cacion nominal al nuevo gobernador de
Manchuria, ell cual es civil en- tftulo y
almirante con mando en- hechos, 6, in
virtiendo los terminus de cierta fAbula
leon con piel de asno. Conste, sin en-
barge, que los gabinetes de Londres y
Toxic Sc manifestan seguros de que
la evacuation de Manchuria tendra
efecto en- octubre pr6xirno; y esto Sc
dice cuando los corresponsales ingleses
en- Russia dan por cierto que para dicha
fecha tendrfa el gobierno russo I'm eier-
cito de trescientos mil hombres "ct1sto-
diando" Ell ramal del ferrocarril. Tran.
Siberiano comprendido entire ell Rio
Anur y Puerto Arturo. Sc supone que
Russia acaricia Ell proyecto de poseer i'm
puerto ibre de hielos en- ell Atlantico.
ambici6n que podrfa satisfacer extern
diendo una garra por Ia parte septen-
trional de Noruega. Sernejantes rece-
los fundados 8 no, han tenido Ia virtud
de tenaplar un tanto los ardcrcs separa-
tistas de Noruega, .siendo evidente que
todo movimiento en- esa direction es un
paso 4 favor de Ia expansion de Russia
pof Europa. .t!ra 81
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Ateneo puert0rriqueho

Programa de la fiesta literaria que Sc
cele brara Ell lunes : de este mes,
con motive de la adjudication de
premlos del Certamen realizado
para conmemorar el 40 aniver.
sario de la fundaci6n de este Centro.
PRIMERA PARTE
o Sinfonia Frolics OF Cupid-Gruen-
wald.-Por la orquesta.
Discurso inaugural por el Presi-
dente Sr. Fernandez luncos.
q Lectura de los laudos.
. Proclamation de los Autores lau-
reados y entrega de los premios.
% Ejecucion de la romanza "Patria',
premiada con mencion honorifca
en- este Certamen, por la banda del
Asilo y Escuela de niflos, dirigida
por ell Mdsico Mayor de dicha ban
da, que es el autor lie ia rornanza.
SEGUNDA PARTE
% Fantasia opera FauSto-Gounod.-
Por la orquesta de Ia Policia Insu1ar.
. Lectura &c los dos romances pre-
miados.
20 Lectura de Ia composition premia-
da-genero descriptive en- redon-
dillaS.
% Iectura de la traducci6n en- verso
de un poema norteamericano, pre-
miada en- este Certamen.
90 Fantasia opera Carmen, por la or
questa de la Policia Insular.
10 Dscurso de clausura, acto por con
Juan Hernandez Lopez.
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OTRO EDMUNDO DAMTES
FL rey de los Fnineros
HOMBRE GENEROSO

Dice un despacho de Chihuahua,
Mexico, que en- Parral, poblaci6n de
aquel Estado, fallecio repentinamente
don Pedro Alvarado, riquisimo propie-
tario de minas, cuya carrera es, dentro
de Ia realidad no menos interesante
que la de Edmundo Dantes, en- la po-
pularfsima conception romancesca de
Dumas padre, aunque no parece haya
side tan dramztica. Hace no mas de
seis afios, dicen, trabajaba 81 seficr AL
varado de pe6n, ganando 90 centavos
diarios, y al moEir deja 4 So viuda una
fortuna stal ses l,esus 4 t7ocoe.occ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-03
AMACREOMTfCA

Dejad ell blando lecho
Zagalas, que la aurora
Envuelta en- roSeas nubes
Por Ell Oriente asoma.
va bajan de la selva
Las aves presurosas,
Soltando al aire vago,
Dulc1SimaS Sus notaS.
Y alegres cefrillos
Moviendo van las hojas,
Mientras ell Mayo ostenta
Sus galas primorosas.
va el arroyuelo manso
Sus cristalinas ondas
Por entire guijas mueve
Con mtisica sonora.
Y a1egres cabritillos
Por ell redil retozan,
Saltardo juguetoneS
Sobre la verde alfombra.
oh, cuanto, cuanto ell alma
Con esta escena goza
iCuan dulces en- ell campo
DeslfzanSe las horas!
Venid, venid, zagalas,
Vedid y presurosas
Corred por estos prados
Con plantas voladoras.
Buscadme bellas flores
De rico y suave aroma
Para formar con elias
Guirnaldas caprichosas.
Que mas valen los prados,
Los lirios y sus violas,
Que alczzares y villas
y centres , coronas.
-tiir om.jliJose IA. Monge.