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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-03-29
AFRICAN HOSPITALITY

Hospitality may be considered as one
OF the characteristics of not only the
Veis, but of the whole African race. 1t
is considered the duty of every citizen
to entertain strangers without the small
est compensation. Places of rest stand
always open, and when these are found
occupied by strangers, a man goes and
tells his wife, who will send her servants
with water for the strangers to wash
their feet; for, as they wear no shoes,
they naturally need such accommoda-
ton. Afterward rooms and cloth wrap
pers are given them, food is brought
from all quarters, or they are invited
to eat with the people. They continue
to be so provided for, even if they stay
months. Their garments are also wash
ed and returned to them. On leav. ing,
they generally max a small gift to the
wife of the ho t, though not more than
two or three cola nuts or two or three
English pennies From "Africa' s
Appeal to Christendom" in the April
Century.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-03-29
CROWD AT GAINESVILLE.

Between forty and fifty citizens OF
Cloverport attended the Thursday
evening service at the Methodist
church at Ha wesville, where EyaDgel-
list j. 7. Newsom of Murfreest oro
Tenn, has been holding series of
meetings, returning on train No. 49,
which was held over until the close
of the service. The larger part of the
number went down on train No
43 This was the second time Clover
port showed its appreciation of the
good work done here by Rev. New
som by sending a large delegation to
attend.a service at the---Hawesville
oh urch
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-03-29
He wns Modest His Charge.

In the good old times in n certain
Massachusetts town n gentleman of the
decayed responsibility sort, whose
debts were more numerous than was
desirable either to him or his creditors,
made a friendly call at lawyers G.
fee and found that he had gone to
dinner. lie sat down, however, and
presently stranger entered and. sup
posing him to he the lawyer, said: II
wish TO make an inquiry about Colo
mel Ball. our bank has come into pos
session of paper bearing his name. and
we are a little anxious about It, Can
you give me an opinion regarding his
SOundneSSt'
Now, the man addressed was Colo
mel Ball, and he was shrewd enough
to keep within the strict truth. RiS
ing from his chair he brought one
hand down firmly and said: II would
sir, that | had every piece Of paper
bearing Colonel Balls name i'm my
possession at this moment. | would
feel perfectly secure if | had it,"
"That is all want 10 know" declared
the visitor I'VE will extend his time
if he wishes it. and | thank you for
your statement. What do | owe youT'
Colonel Ball was modest in his charge
for this opinion.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-03-29

A keeper in an English geological
garden had been employed on account
of his supposed fondness for animals,
but was soon found to have incurred
the cumity of his charges. Their
enmty was not shown at once, but
presently became universal and strong
ly pronounced. 1t was suspected that
while outwardly treating them with
kindness he must secretly hurt or an
noy them He denied having done
anything of the sort. ana his general
manner seemed to bear out his protes-
tati)us \ watch was set upon him.
with a curious result 1t appeared that
he never spoke to the animals, and for
that reason alone his presence was in
toltrable to them.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-03-29
Mrs. David White Dead.

Mrs. Nellie White, wife Of DIR. David
White, of Tobinsport, Ind, died last
Thursday morning at o'clock, after an
illness of few days.
Mrs. White was twenty-nine years of
age. She was a daughter of Mary E.
an 4 B. Simons, aud was born and
reared in this city. She was married
about seven years ago to DR.. White.
For about two years after their marriage
they resided at Stephensport, where
DR.. White practiced his profession. After
that they moved to Tobinsport, where
DIR. White built up a good practice.
NJ S. White is survived. by her hus-
band, three-year-old daughter and an
infant, sister, Miss Minnie Simons,
and brother, Alvin Simons, both of
this city
Mrs. White was a member of the
Lucille Memorial Presbyterian church
of this city. Her death was a great
shock to her relatives, anG many
friends.
The funeral was held Friday morning
at 10 o'clock from the Methodist church
at Tobnsport, Rev. a. Powell oficiat-
ing. The inte ment was at the cem-
etery near the church. About score
of relatives and friends from this city
attended the funeral.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-03-29
GA . II q 7I "A.
on. a The Kind You Have Always BOlgh
signature at E<HRAzZzlI


"Few people realize said Il college
professor, "that the twenty-siX symbols
That we call the alphabet represent sin
ely or in combination all the sounds Of
all the languages upon earth. BY form
ing letters into words we are able to
emboly thought to render it visible,
audible perpetual ana ubiquitous. En-
balmcd in writing, the intellect may
thus enjoy a species Of Immortality
upon earth. and every nan may paint
an imperishable portrait Of his own
mind UNNECESSARILY more instructive
and interesting to pOsterty than those
fleetiug likenesses of face and form in
trusted to canvas or even to bronze ana
marble. What myriads have passed
away, leaving not a wreck behind them,
while the mental features of some con-
temporary writer survive in all the
freshness and integrity with which
they were first traced. Literary paint
ing is the greatest Of all delneation.
For it we may thank the alphabet and
the Phoencians for the alphabet.
ut was Gibbon, | think, who said
that Phoencia and Palestine would
ever live in the memory Of mankind
since America as well as all Europe
had received an alphabet from one and
a religion from the other"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-03-29
OBITUARY.

Verde Ellen Pate was born March 20,
1895, and died of complication of dis
seases at her home in Blair, Neb. March
il, 1908, aged years, II months and
IS days. The funeral services were held
at the Methodist charch in Kennard,
conducted by DIR. 4. G Markley pas
tor of the Methodist church of Blair,
assisted by Rev. T. S. Watson, pas
tor Of the Methodist church Of this
place. InteIment, Kennar1 cemetery.
The grief stricken parents and relatives
have the sympathy of large circle OF
friends here and at Kennard who deep
" mourn with them as they are thus
called to sit within the shadow of their
bitter sorrow.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-03-29
MESSAGE TOO LATE.

A telephone message was received
here late Friday afternoon from Can
Melton requesting that a runaway oy
from that place bv the name of Simmons
be held by the authorities If found here.
Young Simmons and two other boys
were here Friday at noon but probably
left on freight train as they were not
seen later in the day. If the message
had come sooner local officers coul |
have held the boys. The message was
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-03-29
Strikes Hidden Rocks.

When your ship of health strik es
the hidden rocks of Consumption ,
Pneumonia etc., you are lost, if you
don't get help from DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. j. w.
McKinnon, of Talladega Springs, Ala.
writes: Il had been very i'll wi b
Pneumonia, uDder. the care OF two
doctors, but was getting no better
when | uegsu 70 take DR.. Kings New
Discovery. The first dose gave relief,
one bottle cured me. Sure cure fol-
sore throat, bnonchitis, coughs anC
colds Guaranteed at Short 81 Haynes
drug store, price 25c and S1.OO. Tria
bottle free
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-03-29
A Destructive Fire.

To draw the fire out of burn, or heal
cut without leaving a scar, use
DeWitt's Witch Hazel-Salve, A speclfip
for piles Get the genuine. j. L. Tuck
er, editor Of the Harmonlzer, Center,
Ala, writes: Il have used Dewitt S
Witch Hazel Salve in my family for
Piles, cuts and burns. 1t is the best
salve on the marset. Every family
should keep it on hand" Sold by all
Druggists.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-03-29
SCARCITY OF MULES.

It is said that never before in the his
tory of Kentucky has there been such a
scarcity of mules, and in consequence of
a heavy demand priceslare unusually
high. The expectation of mules within
the past few years for war purposes is
given as the cause of the scarcity.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-03-29
MI. j. NJ. Aller.

100 E. Jacob Street, Louisville, KY,
says: my wife has for some time
been troubled with rough hands and
letter. After using about one-nalf bot
tie of Par camph tho trouble has dis
appeared, much to her satisfaction.
used it also on my sore foot, tender
from much walking, and 1t gave me
great relief Paracamph makes the
skin soft, smooth and healthy.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-03-29
GIFTS FOR ROOSEVELT.

A jug of water from the Lincoln
spring on the farm in Larue county,
Kentucky, where Abraham Lincoln was
born, and a block OF wood cut from a
tree which stands near the spring, will
be presented to President Roosevelt
wi Ell he comes to Louisville April A.
Louisville Courier. Journal,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-03-29
DOING WELL IN WEST.

NJ. L. Christian, of Clinton, Iowa,
formerly of this city, arrived Wsdnes-
day for visit to relatives here. Mr.
Christian Is master mechanic of the
American Wire Cloth company at
Clinton, and has been doing well since
going there last year.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-03-29
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR cdIlIS.

Itching, Blind, Bleediug or Pro.ruding
Piles. Druggists refund money II PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure any case. no matter
OF how long standing, ind TO IL days. First
application gives ease and rest soc. IL your
druggist hasn't 1t send soc in stamps and IL
will be awarded postpaid by Paris Medi-
cine Co., st. Louis. Mo.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-03-29
VISITS MEAN MUCH.

The Henderson Route pay train was
here Friday afternoon. Because of the
fact that little tobacco has been deliver
ed here and not so much money is in
circulation as il was this time last year,
the monthly visits of the pay train mean
much more thai they did then and are
much more appreciated.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-03-29
DIPPING IN THE DISH
A CUSTOM STILL IN VOGUE AMONG
SEMIClVlLlZEO ORIENTALS.

The Filthy Habit of Eating In Com
mon That Is Followed by the
Arabs. Among Whom Fingers Yet
Reign Superior to Forks.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-27
FRANCISCO CERVONI.
San Salvador.
Cosas de Ruben Dario.

En- unO de los GItimos n1meros
de &Gente Nueva,A de San Salvador
leemos 10 siguiente:
<El glorioso poeta centPOamerica-
no Ruben Darlo, que tiene realiza-
pa una oaisea de amarguras y de-
sengafios, al par que ha conquista-
do Ia inmortalidad, Sc encuentra va
bastante vencido, antes que por los
amos por la bruma de sus dolores.
Ha cambiado enteFamente SUI ar
quitectura corporal, su fisOnomis;
pero su espiritu es Ell mismo. cada
dia con mas luz t
Ultimamente le ha enviadO una
taFieta~ postal q su h9rmana Lola
de Turcios. La tarjeta lleva ell re-
trato 1ltimo del poeta y una es-
trOfa que encierra tanta poes1a Co
mo eli mas dulce Eoema. En- su
estrechez de corte acumula toda
una historic me.andollca y doloro-
sa Es la expression sincera, .pura,
desnuda de tCda sonrisa, parJ uena
de resignada tristeza.
He aQui Ia estrofa que Sc lee al
pie del retratO, un retratO que eS
'el mismo que los versos expFesan>
Este Yiajero.que YES
es tu hermanO errante Pues
adn suspira y aun existe.
no como le cOnOciste,
sino como ahora es:
viAjo, feo, gordo y triste.H
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-27
EN- EL JAP0N.
La VELlDA De Los MUERTOS.

Los concentrates en- eI Jap6n estsn
Cubiert0s de verduFa y de flores. Sus
tumbas tienen fechag c0nmemor1 twas
para conserver 81 recuerd0 de los di.
funt0s.
En- Nsgsg XII produce eI mas impo.
neDte efecto eI DIS de los difuntos.
Elto se debe 4 Ia aituEci6n topC grS-
fica en- que Sc halIan cOlOGadGB los Ce-
menterios. 4
LR ciudad Sc extiende HI pie de unas
mOnts mas. en- cuyEs pendientas estan
situGdos 6st0s.
Dilfase que elf hay dos ciu1Rde,: !:
ID de los ViVoa, en- Ia llanura, snimada
por una multitud efimers; en- la mon.
tAfia, 10 de los muertos con ga cAImR
aolemne.
A fines de AgoatO Sc Celebra la fisata
de los difnntos.
EStRl dura tres n0ches.
En- a primers sei'umi a, poF medic
de fAroleS de papel piotsdos de diGtin-
tos dolores. las tumbRs de lss peFSonaS
que han muerto en- Gquel sfi0 que sca-
ba de ttanacuFrir.
LS segunda y terCera nOChe, todRs
Les tumbsg, sin exception, seiluminau
del miGEno mod0. y todas lal ftmiliRs
de Is Ciudad van 6 instalsrBe On loG ca.
menterios. donde se entregan & copiO.
sas Iib1Ciones en- honor de los difuntos
TOmbi6n se tiran O. hetes lar z idos
al aire. J..
LIS residences eur0peo5 ae trasI4dan
& los buuues que h y On Ii rsda para
cOntemplsr desde leius el espeCtsculo
fant6stioo y aterradOr que oftecen Lar
colinss iluminkdas pOr los rojiz9g res
plRndOres. Il
La terceRa noche, Ia nOche SeoretG,
& las 2 de ID madEugGda, Be van de re-
pente, proIongadss ifneRs de IuCes que
descienden desde 10 COlioa en- / eR rec
t. ae sgfupan 4 OriIlRs de ls bAhfa.
Entonces VueIve & rei0ar en- 10 mon.
tafiS ID gombra y eI siselCi0.
Es precise que lOs muertOg se en-
barquen y desapsre zsAn antes de rayar
Ell die: 90 han h,ch0 para elloG miles
de bArqpitos de pSjl. Cargados Cada
cuRl de frutas y mOnedas corFienteE;
csrganse las frsgiles bArquillas con los
far0Ies de dolores encendid0B, que sir
vieron psra iIuminar los cemsntsrios,
v IL brisa el moVimient0 de Las OIaS
haCen que bien pronto se quemen to-
dea daaapare zean trkzAndO en todRB
irecciones anchos suTc0R de fueg0.
All 90 despiden los espfritus de la
TERRA.
Al sslir el sol "a no queda huella de
Ia que eLIoa IlsmRn VelGdd de los
| nlGGeTtoS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-27

4 su ito Eugenio, eP. P. BohillR y j.
T B 1nilln & Ia memoirs del Maestro ,
cIra aInmnaa de In EscMeEG de las se'
55o~;tne B0bndSZZ1 nj i,ussre MaestrO.1
"a ~HnooT nor nI Maeotr0, las aIumnRs del
T T5etituto s. DceRGa. GAl amRdo Macs.
tro. Eva v Luisa o. Pellera1O. direC-
tOras del Institute SGt0m6 UrenG'.
eHonor nj Maestro, Ell director, los
oInmros de In EscateEg de BGctiLEeTes3. !.
T.~ dedicatorig de ns preci0sa corona
anvia6S nor IL familia Hostog. AyRls
ats contenidR an ans tarieta de alumi-
MO ' Gice AZ: GSiempre seguiremOs la
aends trSzsdS por Il, esp0Bd , padre
hien amadO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-27
AVI S O.

On snnisO de JsyuyR ipf6rmanOs
que los SreB. FEutos F. Heredla y re-
dr0 Sancho. Cuyo paTedero inqul ls-
mos. ee snCuentfan On eA prcplo D@Fsio
de JaYuya, eI primero dediCGdo s Ia
aiembra de cafe y el SeguSdo recctes'
tando una talR de tabGco de "a pre-
pied&d. =:
RCgamo8, puag. diehoa &neFS9 sc
sirvan ContsstAr s Duestrss c@rsas.
pues las que reiteradamente les heIncs
eHorito nos han aldo devueitaG sin que
ogmsepR pOf Quien. q. p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-27
Ell notable plntor EdsIfoIt DIT murI6,

Un menSsie de COpsnhsgne nos
manifesto que Alberto EdeIfeldt. Ell
pint0r, ha muertO q 10 edad de 81 nos:
ErH nStureI de FinlSndia, pero 90 fu6
i Psrfg an eli 1874 y eAtudi6 pintura
con al gran pintor G6rome. Present6
an nrimsr cuadro en- ls Exposition de
PsIfs de 1878. En- Ia Exp polici6n de
1889 btuvo ei gcan premio y fu6 con-
decOradO con b. Cruz de 10 Lsgl6n de
Honor en- ell miBmo sfI0.
Ei arte pict6riCO esss de lpto por ID
p6rdidR de tan nots bic aTtiStA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-27
BandOloEIsmO en- Manila
81 c@Iebre bandido Felizardo esta
al caer.

Dicen de Manila con feel ha De
Julio 30, que el c6lebre bandoleEFo
Felizarao est$ al caer. En- los com
bates del ID y del 21, sosteinidos
con los destacamentos del ten4enCe
Ramos y captain Van Schaik, tqe-
ron muertOs, heriaos q caPtufaa!os
varios de sus hombEes, y 81 mis-
mo logr6 escapar con una merida
en- la cabaza y otra en- el hombFO
derecho. ambas de bala. = / III
xAyer Sc recibi6 en- la constabu-
laria un despachO del coronel Ba-
ker, fechado el % de JUNO en- Ba-
coor, en- que Sc da cuenta de que
va So le va q los alcances, hablen-
dose ibrado un combate en- Ia ma
druRada del mismo dia, entr9 un
pruDO do ofciales y Felizar DO aeon
pafiado de otro bandidO.
&Del texto del despacho. Sc des-
prenae que los oficiales llegaFpn 7
estar en- Ell combate 8 veinte PIES
de Felizardo y 50 comPanero' nf
logrando cspturales.> I
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-27
In ObispO Glt6IlcO os aS0slnadO
on 81 Africa.
Dos offciales del eiercito aIeman,
dos Nisionercs dos Hermanas
tambien son asesinados.

Z,rzibar. Africa O;ientsl, sgosto
18.-CiFouIa el rumor en- este ciudad
de que dos eficiaIes y diez y Oiete sol
dados Rlemanes han sidO asesinados
nor Iaa tribu0 saIvsies en- eI AT .icA
Oriental Rlem8na. "
"a infaroS que eI obispo CGt6Iico
ia Dar.es. SaIaan, uue es an puerto de
mar situado veinticit CD millas q sur
IA ZInzibNr. Monae fior AtvRrR9O y
cnatro misioneros, dos de los CusIes
ersn muiareS, han sidO tRmbi9a 6seai.
nados por diChRs tribuB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-27
Una senOTita dc NuOva York trae
un professor do mdslCa d0sd0
AI0mani0,
Con un sueIdo de $4,000 anuaIes'

Con un sueIdo de $4,000 anuaIes.
BsrIfn, sgosto 18.-Una riGR neo'
yOrquina que hAbfA eStAd0 tomRndo
lecCiones de m6siCR con ell notable
professor Antonio Mielk9, deseand0
continuar con sus Glasses despu6s de re
0TeSar { Nu ppfs, hizo compromiso con
Mie Ks h18tR Septiembre | de 1906,
Dor la csntidRd de So 600.
EI professor Mielks hR aalido para
Lon EStSdoS UnidOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-27

DEsPUEs DE PRoBAR todos los engano
po9 rennedioE Que Sc anuncian es euando mo-
se agradece Ia 6ficaciR RADICAL del Digesti-
70 Moiarrieta, cuya superloridad esta unlVst-
Splmente confkmada.
Curaciones desesperadas en- personas bien
oonocidaa oue 10 tomaron durante tres me-
SeG 1on Las oua 10 han hecho glorioso, pero
A SnIo eatlIcha produce mejor efecto que
ana docena de frascos de cualquier otro re-
madio. noroue ademSs de ser el 1nico verda-
daro ouratiyo radical del eEt6mago y del
intsstino. Gin anpa6osa acci6n calmante, ea
ninas ivo ' Purihcador de los alimentoE.
"a deha SxiqiF oue ceda hCstia tenga grA.
naIIo a nnmbTs Digestive MoJaHHista.
De 6gAto general o9 la9 kSEnsGast 1s - 80 NAV
Ramon AIm2Ean E1Qe4 "a ~ TS-1S
de pUSFEo- Ecos Dc venha N ~ pEAhSat@'~ @sSS~
erias dEuropa AEaAFlH1.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-27

Por orden del iefe del cuerPo, ha-
SO suspendido la Parada OEdIenaGa
para esta tarde y que habfla de
verifcar eli cuerpO de bomber Fos de
Parece SO efectuara esta en- e1
entrante mes, 7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-27

Para comprenaer GUAM injusta
fu6 la ley de anexi6n de Munlcl-
palidades basta fiaFse en- que Pue-
bios como Salinas, qua produce mas
que Huma Gao y que ocupa ell no
7eno luga poF su riqueza entire los
66 que tie ne la isla, estuvo anexa-
do & Guayama.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-27
C. 0 S TIA S
San Juan.

Aunque parezca mentira, eB una
verdad como un temple. Ciertag SUM
taa1 eatsn degunidRs y bien tirRntes y
coIcCadas & h0nestas distRnCia.
No Sali6 verso per0 eB VerdaId.
Fsks care citizens
WHAT is the mater?
LIS Cerd0s sOn los que hanI BaCAdo
Ia peor paRte en- la c0ntienda pcrque
Gse matRn poHqua se mAtaE9 como Rez8
ell dicho popular.
De sueTte que los Ciudadanog que ae
iban todas Las nOChes ffente laG Cfisi'
mas de CoFreos & conner EhumiIdes chi
charronea> eat6n de peseme.
Per0 que COsRS 90 eatiIan en- ests
fosula!
~Todos aquf son Iegisiadores. menos
lOs leRisladores
Ell corresponSaI aqueEa 8 SEQ 81 IT,
gre de eBopgaIG vestidO de pai8anu3
tiene, en- sfntesis, 10 prOpiedad de <me'
ter Ia pataD en- formR y mOdo On todo
aaunto On que Intervene que ae roce
con Puerto Rico. =,
eNothipg at Rll2 es 10 mismR <dia-
blAo con cara de emang6 b,jito9 y Ell
emsng6 es tan ebsjito1. que represen'
to dos mil CuatrOOientos GmachRca0'
teR0. =. N H..
GUARIONEX x.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-27
Az VlsO al pdbIiGO,

Misntras durs II fGbrica DEL Ioca
CUE cen ps ba 10 GCssa de pIe&sa mCtS
de Joa6 B1z So. Allen 81, 80 az ttAsiS
dado al 10 % de la misme caiae, donoe
aeguirS sus InismGs nfgeClos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-27
P y r a -.
Les incendios del amor
no hay NADIA que los extinga.

Ya que u destino cruel con mano impur&
de Il me sepaT6 dejando mi alma
envueIta en aombras de sinieRtrR duds,
YueIVeG III, sirenassde mis- sueffos
en- INVERNALES de cadencias fu'gidRe, H.s.
& Fedimir lmi eSpfritu abatido
que Iabraba II loss de "a tumbs; r
J6rame con 81 alma de rodillss, II
con Ia Gincera fe de ia alma purR,
que ai Ia aaerta nos enlazR Ghora. ~. 49,.
tu no habreB de olVidaTme nuncR, nurcR. .
Ssparadode II; IeiaR, muy leioB
de la mirada ardiente y QuemsdorG
de tus cj inquietog, lind0s, neGrOs
de aquellog Ojog que en- lejanas h0ras
eFan mi Vida, mi iIuai6n mi alientO,
hCgueFas que Quemaba mis- entFt fias
con "a invencible. celestial inCendio,
reclugi6n dulce, csutiverio hermOsc, /,
do mi exiatenciG de rcsRdos sueflos
cuNndo era yo en- Ia cSFcel de tus OjoS
dnico esClaVO. 81 solo prisionerO.
ST auuelas hoFas ViVen FetFata5ag
en- ell marmoI falRz de ia racuerdO.
como eternR inscripCi6n de hoFas feliceg
que no Ias bora la maldRd ri ell tiempc;
81 Bentes ID terrible saCudida
al reCordRrlas, como 10 Ia Bient0,
y 10 gangre pRlpits pOr tus venas
como clndentes g6bul0B de fuego;
y Ra dichR se RgolEa en- ia gaHgRnta
porque no CRha en- tu DfsmRdo peoho;
y no Viendo en In TERRA 10 que buscRs
RIzss Ia vista 10 region del Cielo
j1eame entOnCeg con 81 alma llena
de aQuellOB CelestiaIes gentimientog.
que has de adorRrme como 20 TO adore,
que he's de quererme como 20 te quiero.
FRANCISCO CERVONI.
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un Ianzador do BON.
bls. 50 Salclda.
El emperador Franeisco Jose

On oablegsama traamitido desde
B otzen al The Sun de Nueya I o. <
c9muniCa que un enaTqulatA l9mGoo
Jorf ha sido RErestadO en- squella clu
dad, Sc Ie encontrarOn una b3mbA =
doa rsy6Ivsrs.. Sc BospeCha que inten-
tars acometeP o. Emperador Francisco
Joa6. 0ue yenfs para B1tzan!
Ests ciudadRno se Rhorc6 en- Vs
c6Ecsl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-27

ANIJNCIO.-Se vendan las CasaS
San Sebs6tiSn 88 BeneiaeECia no 4
Inf0FmAr8h Sol "a ats0s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-27
de CAt8f1o Ia gentiI
refugio de ilustres mil.

Entire los cuaIes ilustres 80 enCuen-
tre el tintOrer0 de mArraG Y otros de
mayor fuste y nombradfS. PerO noSO-
troS, que penetramos mejor en- eli fue.
70 santo de las intenciones del autOr
inSigne de Ella E1ucs ci6ny la Demo
craCis0, Gabsmos perfeCtAmente que
Mr.. FA kner, lej0s de perjudicAr Ia
JustiCia v ofander & los paoffcOs mo-
radores del pintOresCo rob Ato. hs
queride, por el COntrario. darles una
pruebA de ga leal ApreCio obligSndo 8
10 mAeAtrR de References, & CoRCluir el
reato de aus diAB, 81 es que no qulere
hacerIo mas OOrtO muri61dose de ham,
bre, en- el pOblAdo de CatA1o. donde
amigablemente c0hviVen poetae de e.
tro fACil y algunO que 'Otro orador, pu-
iante y bravo.
Y convene que Ia Cos2 Ge entlend9
de este modo. no sea que lR humanldad
de Mr.. Falk0er gufrB.
Carlos de Madonna.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-27

En- egts impFanta uo Yende papeA de
nari6Iia0 Vieia $500 auintaA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-08-27

En- esto impranta Sc vende papel de
pari6dico vieio 8 50 90 quintal'