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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
AUTOGRAPH LETTER BY
JEFFERSON DAVIS FOUND
Writing Shortly Before the War, He
Comments on the Gloomy Pros
poets in Sight

BY Associated Press.
HlLLSBORO, N. H., March ia
nephew of President Franklin Pierce
has found an autograph letter written
by Jefferson Davis to Pierce among
documents inherited from his uncle.
Davis wrote from the senate cham
Der under date of January 80, 1850,
saying: THE prospect for our coun-
try is not less gloomy than when you
left. will stand by the flag and up
hold the constitution whilst there is a
possibility of effecting anything to
preserve and perpetuate the govern
ment we inherited. Beyond that my
duty and faith bind me to Mississippi
and her fortunes as she may shape
them"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
BAR CRIPPLES FROM STREETS
Council May Drive OFF "UnsightIy
Warrants"

In response to requests by many wo-
men the Legislative committee of the
council is preparing an ordinance which
will bar from the streets "unsightly
cripples and other vagrants whose de-
formities are made obnoxious and are
used for the purpose of eliciting the
sympathy of passersby."
The committee says the army of pro-
fessional beggars which winters in Los
Angeles is increasing each year, and
the great majority are unworthy of
aims. The measure will be so drawn
that worthy cripples who live in the
city and earn living by peddling will
be protected.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
THE MIKADo TO HIS ARMY
Looks for Even Greater Exertions in
the Future

Looks Tor Even Greater E<ertions IN
the Future
BY AssC ciated Press.
TOXIC, March 16.-The emperor of
Japan has sent the following message
to his victorious Manchurian armies:
"Since autumn the enemy erected
strong defenses around Mukden, held
the district with superior force and
were confident of victory Our Man
churian armies, however, forestalling
the enemy boldly and vigorously, as
sumed the offensive, and after strenu-
ously' fighting for more than ten days
and nights through snow-biting wind
defeated their strong foe, driving him
to Tie pass, taking tens of thousands
of prisoners and otherwise inhicting
serious injuries.
"By this signal victory our Manchu-
rian armies have enhanced the military
prestige of our country at home and
abroad. We are deeply gratified by the
courage and endurance with which our
officers and men have been able to
achieve such a great success, and we
look to you for even greater exertions
in the future"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
BY Associated Press

DN RssocldNeu f'Eess
LONDON, March 15.--Lord Rothschild
regards the postponement of the Rus
sian loan as tantamount to a refusal
on the part of the French syndicate to
treat any further.
After ALL" he said, 'it cannot be a
matter for surprise. 1t is owing to the
force of circumstances, and not
think, to the result of pressure on the
part of the French government in the
interest of peace. Between $2,500 900, :
900 and $3OOO,0OO,0OO of French money
is invested in Russia. There is moth
ing more natural than that at the pres
ent time, with the affairs of Russia as
they are, both at home and abroad. it
should become difficult, at least, to find
subscribers in France to another Rus
sian loan. That is all. / think 1t is
force of circumstances and not pres
sure tending to peace on the part of the
French government. The French know
that to continue the war means a revo-
luton in Russia, and to cease 1t now,
under the present conditions, means a
revolution
Lord Rothschild thought it was diff
flcult to say where Russia would find
the money to continue the war.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
FLANklNe TACTICS RESUMED
Rumored Murder of Foreigners BY
Chinese Believed Unfounded

ST. PETERSBURG, March 10, a. m.
-Flanking tactics by the Japanese APP
parently are in progress again, the
Associated Press correspondent who
remains at Tie pass telegraphing that
General Mistehenko on March IA en-
gagged Japanese force on the Russian
right. 1t is possible that the attacking
force was Japanese column which
disappeared from observation during
the battle OF Mukden. The Japanese
do not appear to have renewed the
frontal attack up to noon yesterday,
the demonstration on Tuesday having
shown that the Russians were prepared
to make determined resistance.
The rumor of the murder of eighty
lContinued on Page TwoJ
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
Man MysterIousIy Murdered

TONOPAH. March 15.-An unidenti-
fed man has been found murdered two
miles from town. There is evidence of
struggle. The mans skull was
crushed. Money was found in his
pockets and 1t is thought robbery was
not the motive for the murder.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
plague Spreads in Chile

WASHINGTON, March 15.-Mr.
Ames, charge at Santiago de Chile.
cabled the state department today as
follows:
plague has appeared at Chanatral.
Suspected cases occurring daily at
Iquique. Continues TO devastate Pls-
aqua. Smallpox also prevalent"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
British Present Claims

LONDON. March 16.-The corre-
spondent at st. Petersburg of the Times
says that Ambassador Hardinge has
presented to Foreign Minister Lams-
dorff claim for $5OO,OOO for the sink
ing Of the British steamer Knight Com
mander by the Russian Vladivostok
squadron on June 23, 1904
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
HIGH WINDS AND
RAIN PREDICTED
STORM WARNINGS DISPLAYED
ALONG COAST
Local Forecaster Notifies Shippers Of
Severe Disturbance Now Moving
South From Puget
Sound

Rain and high winds are predicted
for today by Forecaster George E.
Franklin.
While the present storm is not ex-
pected to equal that of Sunday in Sc
verify. danger signals have been dis
played, warning craft along the south
coast.
The fact that there was more rain
is the thing which most concerned
railway and postal officials last night,
for several trains scheduled to arrive
during the day were again delayed.
The only eastern mail came in at 3
o'clock yesterday morning, when train
No. 43 on the Southern Pacific sue
ceeded in getting through.
Few Trains Arrive
At $50 o'clock a train arrived from
San Francisco by way of the valley
but until late at night no other train
from the north got through, owing to
washout at Toluca. At midnight two
sections of train No. 9S from Santa Bar
bara arrived, and the Golden State
Limited was expected to arrive early
this morning. Washouts on the Santa
Fe still detain trains, and nothing
came in over that road yesterday.
In the morning the Santa Fe dis
patched four trains east, and word
was received from Cajon pass to the
effect that the damages of the storm
are being repaired.
Orders have been given to all the
crews on trains leaving the city either
for the east or the north to make slow
time for several days until the roads
are in good condition.
1t was announced yesterday that men
will be at work for weeks before the
damage can be completely repaired on
all the roads.
Telegraphic and telephonic commu-
nication has again been established
with all the outlying towns and east
ern cities, and service on the street
railways mas DeeH TeSuilSu Oll SShSu-
ule time.
More Rain Due
The local forecast for Los Angeles
and vicinity, given out last night by
Official Weather Forecaster Franklin,
was for cloudy weather wednesday
night and Thursday with rain, and
fresh east to south winds.
The forecast issued at the San Fran
cisco Office for Southern California was
for showers Wednesday night and
Thursday.
In explanation of the weather condi-
tions, Forecaster Franklin said: Sat
urday's storm is moving slowly east
and is central Wednesday i'm West
ern Texas, with rain from Utah TO
Texas.
"A storm off the north Pacific coast
is giving rain from Puget sound to
central California, and cloudy, unset
tied weather south, with conditions fa-
vorable for rain.
II predict rain and high winds i'm the
SOUTH" and the district forecaster has
lcontinued on Page Three.)
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
KANSAS OIL REFINERY
BONDS IN GOOD DEMAND
Banks Bid for Them and John D.
Rockefeller Is Reported Also
Jr Willing
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
TOPEKA, Kas., March 1.-two
banks at Hutchinson and Wichita to-
day wired Governor Hoch that they
would take the entire issue of $1,000
in bonds for the building of the Kansas
oil refinery.
Governor Hoch was also informed
that John d. Rockefeller knew gilt
edge bonds when he saw them and that
he would be glad to take the entire
issue.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
Newspapers Oppose weyIer

H'y 1A9HUuIHltU ETtss. !
PARIS, March 15.-The Temps this
afternoon published a dispatch from
Madrid saying that the newspapers
there energetically oppose the govern
ments proposition to give General
Weyler pension of $4,000 and the
grand cross of the order Of San Fer
nandino in recognition of his services
as governor general of Cuba.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16


1-Prophesies war with Japan.
2-Kaiser stands for neutrality.
3-concIave welcomed to city.
4-Soutrern California news.
5-Jonathan clubs new home.
\ 6-EditoriaI.
7-Drills flower girls.
8-9-Sports.
1o-11-Classfied advertisements.
12-Welcome Kong WI Wei.
13-Markets.
14-Pushing work on Panama canal
EASTERN
Mrs Chadwick visits her home to select
property exempt from creditors.
Congressman Hull predicts war with JAPAN
advises increased navy.
Gould is said to have secured control or
Union Pacific. forcing Hartman out.
FOREIGN
Hurricane does much damage to property in
Head Of RothschiId house takes gloomy view
of Russas prospects
Russian Associated Press correspondent Bit
tery critcises his countrymen's ineapacity.
COAST
sailhoat sinks off Alamtos beach, but
whether lives lost is not KNOWN.
Whittier woman kills drunken farm hand
who attacked her.
Former Lieut. Boone shot and fatally wound-
cd by guards at Vancouver barracks, Wash.
LOCAL
More rain and light winds are predicted for
today. Al.
City officials and business men pleased Win
gas ordinance passed by the council MONDAY.
city attorney and others to protest against
signing of bill passed by legislature which en-
dangers water supply OF Los Angeles ~.
Street car companies VIII comply Win
MAYORS ultlmatum that they shall put tenders
New Jonathan club rooms are opened.
Racing man charges Ascot "bookies' with
fraud and asks court to grand an injunctton
Theory Of DIR. Osler finds It's way INTO the
divorce courts. ., A.. -.,.......
indian held up and beaten in San Pedro
street restaurant after having displayed
small pile Of gold. -
after the black man had attempted TO stab MIN
with clasp knlfe , -
Kong Wu Wei. former prime minister OF
china under the reign Of the emperor, visits
los Angeles and Is given reception BY nef-
chants and local Chinese officials.
Special AGENT Bristow says work on the
Panama canal Is progressing rapidly
sam Diego company has bis irrigation prof.
eet.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
Squadron Goes South

Hy HoHVNIUIVW I-IVsss
SAN DIEGO, March 15--At 4 o'clock
this afternoon Admiral Goodrich S
squadron, consisting of the flagship
Chicago and the Wyoming, Benning-
ton, Buffalo and Perry left this port
for Magdalena bay for target practice.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
WIII Ranreaent MIkado

BERLIN, March 15.-The emperor Of
Japan has designated Prince Arisagawa
to represent him at the wedding Of
Crown Prince Frederick William. He
represented Japan at Victoria's dla-
mond jubilee
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
MRS. DUKE BRINGS
ACTION FOR DIVORCE
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 15.-Mrs. Alice
Webb Duke has brought suit in the
supreme court for a separation from
her husband, Brodie L. Duke, on the
ground of abandonment and non-sup-
mort
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

Southern California: Rain on
Thursday; fresh south winds.
Maximum Temperature in Los An
qeIes yesterday, 65 degrees; miri-
mum, 81 degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-16
ROTHSCH|LD SAYS
THE FINAL WORD
FRENCH MAY WELL BALK AT
RUSSIAN LOAN
REVOLUTION IS INEVITABLE
Head Of the Worlds Greatest Finan-
cial House Does Not See Where
Russia Can Obtain Moro
Money
REVOLUTION is INEVITABLE

4 The French know that to con-
1. tinue the war means revolution
+ In Russia, and to cease II now,
/ under the present conditions,
+ means revoIution.-Lord Roths-
1. child, London. March 10.
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Two Stop "El lutom6vlI. "
DE ARGU1Nz0NY.

De venta ca les casas de Giuoti =
eBoletfo MerCantil.. 15v.e.
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(De aslsstr0 o0rresp0naayl

Mayo Para 81 dia 20 del ac-
tual Sc anuncia la vista pastoral
del se1of Obispo 4 esta ciudad. 81
iueYes estara en- CamUy y Ell do
mingo en- HatillO.
e tan .que1andO muy lucidas
las festas dedicadas al mes de Ma
ria, que Sc celebran en- Ia Niglesia
catolica.
El lunes Sc discutira en- el Con-
ceio Municipal la enmienda que
presenta la com;si0n encargada del
estudio del proyecto de- presuesto
pre.entadO p5r el alcalde.
Ell pr6ximo sabado celebFa la
Logia STanamaS tenida fl1nebFe en-
honor del difunto H. Andres Cara
20.
Ls distinguida familia Storer ha
fiado de nuevo su residencia en-
esta 'ciudad.
Aver tuVicFOn lugar los exa-
menes de ingl65 de los profesores
de este distrito, fu6ron por escrito.
A fines de mes sera Ell 20. ejercicio
oral.
-EI Yapor america GSan JuanY
ha cargado en- este puerto 5000
sacos de az13ar para los Estados
Unidos.
-Cada dia tiene mayor favor del
p6blico Ia galerfa fotografca del
seflor Ortiz, pues los tFabsjos que
salen de ella no tienen NADIA que
desear. Eel sefloP Ortiz es aigno de
La protection que le dispense este
DlibliC0.
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UN cAMRIO

squitatiVo. Observation-Disclosures sc
realizan fuertes sumas de dinero
por las especulaciones mas senci.
las; pero Las grandes fortunas pro.
ceden de los negocios legftimOa Y
de buena f6, en- que los efectOs proe
porcionados valen ell precio pagado.
CiertOs afamados hombres de me-
gocios han acumulado sus Rillo-
nes enteramente de esta manera.
Exactos y fieles en- tOdO cOntrato 8
compromise, gozan de la confianza
del pnblieo Y dominan un comercio
que no pueden alcanzar los COM
petidores tramposos Y de mala fe.
A 10 largo no paga engafiar otros.
Un farsante puede anunciarse con
un ruido semejante al sonido de
mil cornetas, pero pronto Sc le llega
q conocer. Los fabricantes de la
PREPARATION DE- WAMPOLE
siempre han obrado baio principles
muy distintos. Antes de ofrecer-
la al pdblico, Sc cercioraron per-
fectamente de sus m6ritos Y solo
entonces permitieron que su NOM
bre Sc diera & la .estampa. AL
pnblico Sc le aseguraron los result
tados, y encontr6 que 10 dicho era
La Verdad. Hoy la gente le tiene
f6 como la tiene en- la palabra oe
un amigo probado y de toda con-
fianza. Es tan sabrosa como Ia
miel Y contiene todos los principles
nutritivos y curativos del Aceite
de Hfgado de Bacalao Puro, con
Jarabe de Hipofosftos Compuesto,
ExtractOs de Malta Y Cerezo Sill
vestre. Ayqda 8 Ia digestion, arro-
ia las Impnrezas de la Sangre y
cura la Anemia, ,Escrofula, Debili-
dad, Linfatismo, Tfsis, Y todas las
Enfermedades Demacrantes. Gel
Sr. DR.. Enrique Prins, Medico del
Hospital San Rogue en- Buenos
Aires, dice: En- mi practica he te-
nido oportunidad de apreciar las
excelentes dotes de su preparation
y me complazco en- certificarlo, re-
comendando su uso como de result
tado muy efcaz." Made sufre un
desengafio con esta. De venta
On todas las Droguerias y Boticas.
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bon MlRCRE. !"

Los artfcuIo8 que estk acreditada
casa a-CuyO anuncio en- otro sitio in
seFtamos. ofreCe 81 Ddblico. son v0rda-
dePa y juntBmente famosos.
Las damRs pueden encontFar en- tales
srtfOuIos todos los retOQues de ID aIta
ele0ancia.
El eB9n Marches es en- New York
una casa de 4 que se prOY6s 81 mundo
eIegsnte de aquella gran metr6pOli.
Todag les exigenCias de u mOda, pue.
den alIf hallar elementos& 6 90 aItura,
con la vent'jS de que 6 ID fno 6nese 10
baFato.
Tiene el eBon Marches ID pgencis
excluaivs de laG Sc6'ebres blusaS dc
Charyey.
Lsn familias puertorriQueias debsn
ijsF su atenCi61 en- el indicado anun-
clio. y es SECURE q. en- d enumeration
delos sFtfoulos que expende 81 ~B3n
Marches halIsr6n cusnto pueda COImar
sus deseos en- punto & vestiF con Gle.
gsncia, etc6teFa. etc6teFa.
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Jose Ramon Vidal

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad este
venerable cOmpatFiota, hombre in-
maculado, en- quien Ia advefsidas
se ha ensafiaao, sin duaa poniendo
q prueba sus gFandes virtudes y
Su enteFeZa de caFacteF
DespU6s de 80 amos de acTisOla-
dos servicios, en- pnestos de eTnpe-
M y gFandes responsibilities, en-
el que otros hubieFan sido nada
mas que banevolentes y estaFfan
aseguFados de las contingencies de
la vida, qued6 cesante a Faiz de la
invasion americana, peFdiendo Ia
jubilacion que le hubierA coFrss-
pondid y por perdeF perdi6 hasta la
fianza de tres mil dollars en- metalico
que para garantiF su cargo presen-
tara y que era el dnico patrimonio
que le Quedaba.
Mientras, Sc encontraron homb bFes
dGctiles, g pOlfticos de OCCASION, que
estan al sol que mas calienta, el
hOmbre hOnrado no encontr6 una
humilde PosiCi6n para FL, puerto
rriquelo integro y De reconocida
inCeligencia.
DaF un puesto en- Ia administra-
cion pdblica del pals a don Jose
Ramon Vidal, no era ningdn favor
6 premio q sus merecimieLtos, no;
era un acto de iusticia.
PeFo en- aquellos tiempos de po-
Utica disociadora. Sc pasaba por en-
Gina de los hombres de valeT, eFan
echados a un lado porqre no Sc
prestaban a maqutnaciones mez-
quinas 8 servilismos denigrantes,
En- su 9via cFucisS ell respectable
amigo, FeciEe una de las mas fuer-
tes pruebas que Sc Puede some
ter q un padre. Su hija Hormesin-
da. COopaFticipe De las desgTacias
del hogan, pierde Ia raz6n, y su
pFopio padre, hacienda sacrifcios
extFaordinarios, trae q su hija al
manicomio en- donde acabs de in
gresar.
ALI estara la enfeFma baio al
6gida del 4 ctor Goenaga amigo
particular De la familia.
El seflor Vidal piensa pePmane-
Ger aIgun tempo en-, San Juan, en-
Gonde cuenta con buenos valio-
SOS amigos.
Saludamog con afectO al venera-
BILE amigo y preguntamos sino ha-
bra en- las alturas del gobierno un
hombte generosO que busque para
ese hOmbFe tan dignO como infoF-
un cargo en- la administra-
ci6D, que le peFmita subvenir q Ia
Subsistencia de SUI buena familia.
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Un buOII 0npIOadO.

He CeSado en- Ga empleo de auxiIiar
tempUreFo de 10 CSmara de Delegsdos.
eI sefior Jot6 PenedO Benftez.
So pNSo p0r aquellas ofiCinas hR sido
6til.
y Log proyectos de ley pFegentAdoG en-
81 peSf0do legislative pGsado han sido
archiVadOS, despu6I de fOrmaFSe con
elloS an expodiente detalladO On los
tf&mitss pOrque han pssado, de suerte
que on cuBlquier momentO pQeden te-
naFso & man0 TOa detaIles mas inaig IL
fiOaDts8. Y asf de este mOdo. CuHntO
trAb0io de empefi1 ae le enC0mend6ra
El Sefior PenedO pre1t6 BerviCioS
muy 6tileo.
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Sle8S0S Ye0Inant0S.


Ways On proYesto, 81 IS ciaEto
que 70 tiene el seflor ComisiODado
De instruction!
Serfa cuFiosfsiB1o. In0fesan en-
un grupO escolaF. poF eiempl0, nj
nos que no entien len ni iota Del
idloma de SA0Qltespedre y Sc en-
cuentFan con uno mas profesoFes
que no saben nj hache del habla
de Calder6a.
10 PrlmeFO que habria Dc ocu !.
rrlFsele q IN profe50r de iDgles
recien llegado del continente, serfa
10 que Sc ID ocurre & tod0 ameri-
cano que por prsmera vez Pisa
2patest1'0s 21lag0S
Ya6s pi2atiolglss,l l6oy2 pregunta-
ria q un aIumn0s
Z como es natural toaos los chi-
cos quedaFfan muy enteTados del aaate
2'9'og01gte, mirandose unos 4 otr0s
con miFaditas pi6arescas. como de
ci6ndose para sus mameluquitos:
8Qa6 lecci0n nos habra empe-
sadO q dar ell 0satSiN2
POrque aquf hasta los muchachi-
tos de escuela llaman naatsia5 a todO
ell que no les habla en- su nativa
lengua sin que deba cFeerse que
10 de N1NSin envuelve, como
10 de spaquitds. idea concepto de
menosprecio Y basta de digres6as.
ConsideFe, pues, ell comisionado
y 81 es que efeeti gamente tiene en-
mientes un tai proyectszo, Scambie
ell trOlley.p
semeiante innovation. cr6alo 81
comisiOnado
non es de Sesados homes
pues aquf, entire nosotros, como en-
inolVidable oportunidad dijePa ell
senoF Sanchez Morales eel romance
no ha muerto
Y 81 hay algo que integre YER
daderamente la tJg99ci0p es nuestro
iaiOma
Santo y bueno que Sc ense1e el
ingles en- las escuelas, peFo de mo-
do gradual, evolutivo, baio ell inn
pulse de un Dien encaminado pro-
ceso pedag0gico, sin vi1lencias, sin
81 Viei0 procedimientO
del maestro Ciruelo-al cuaI Sc
atFibuye la paternidad de una Luz
minosa sentencia: Ia letgG con san
gre e1at2'G.
Tiene uno que sentirse hasta
erudlto en- presencia ae cieFtos pc
ligros.
No Sc devane los sesos Mr Falk-
ner 81 es que tiene 81 plan de re-
GoPmas que SO le atribuye.
El ingl6s Sc ha de- aprender sin
L q saltos- No va en- las csc Uelas
5in0 por ahf, por las Giles, hasta
sin expFeso deseO de apFenderlo.
Ejemplo de este dltimo 10 tiene
81 comisi0nado en- este cura.
70 nunca he tenido en- mis- ma
nos un m6tOdO Ollendorf, dicho sea
'in aludir a los tan tFaldos y lleyados
la6tOdOs que aicen algunos que son
n6tOdoS aneFicanOS.
Y sin embargo IA Dios gracias....
7 81 Tesorero tambi6oD Sc nj oZgui-
b de ingl6s.
Isl poF todas parties 50 Oye aquf
,se idioma!
Asf, pues, es de espeFaP que el
,ielo libre de maloS prOyectos al
'omisionado y al rdts del p0r-
'entr.
PERIDEM.
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siendo 70 su flo, puedo
faoer aquesto, o .ro nOn2
Tia su noble faz nubl8steis
con nnbe de deshonor,
mas yo desfare Ia niebla,
que es mi fueTza Is del sol;
que Ia sRngre dispercude
mancha que finca en- la honor,
y ha de ser, 81 bien me lembro,
con sangre del malhechor.
La vueSa, gonde tirano,
10 ser&. pues su feryor
os movie q desaguisado
privandovos de razon.
Mano en- mi padre pusfsteis
delante 81 Rey con Juror,
cuida que 10 denostasteis,
y que soy su flo yo.
Nal fecho fecisteis, Oonde,
yo vos reto de traid0r;
y Catad 81 vos atiendo
81 me causareis pavor.
Diego Lafnez me fizo
bien cendrado en- su crisol;
probare en- voz mi fiereza
v en- vuesa falsa intenci6n.
Non vos valdra el ardimiento
de manero lidiador,
pues para vos combatir
traigo mi espada y troton.
Aquesto al Conde Lozano
dijo ell buen Gid Campeador,
que despues por sus fazafaS
este nombre merecio.
Dio!e la muerte y yengose,
la csbeza le c 1rto,
Y con ella ante su padre
contento Sc afinoj6."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-09
BUENl 0GASI0N.

Sc veDde una de lee casas mas como.
das y meior Situadnu de Santurce.
Est& en- la CaFFetara, pero no e moIeg.
ts 81 polvo. Iiene OoOherR. buen jar.
Gfo y bastante terreno pars tener Va
cas-. etc.
-Tambi6o @ venden vAriss casas y
goIaFes muy bien situados. On 81 barrio
de Puerta de TERRA de este ciudad.
i fSrmarS don BartOIom6 Coll, San
JuBt0 s. btjos. San Juan, p b.