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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-18
APPROPRIATION Nor ExHAUsTED.
surplus from Exposition Funds win be
Considerable.

surplus from Exposition Funds VIII be
Considerable.
Commissioner M'Bride, of the Ida
no exhibit at the Portland fair, has
given out that there will be consid-
cradle surplus, but is not yet in a
position to give exact figures as there
ere yet numerous odds and ends to
settle up including the freight of such
of the exhibit as was shipped back TO
this state. The sale of the building
brought $1,000, selling higher in pro-
portion to cost than any other on the
grounds. IL was purchased by the
owner of the grounds, who proposes
to improve it extensively and make
a resort of it. The exhibit hall will
be converted into a dancing room, II
being the intention to make the
building a place for social affairs. II
has not yet been determined what
will be done with the grounds. Rum
ors are in circulation that one Of the
street railway companies will use the
government building as terminal,
and seek to make a resort of the
grounds that will draw multitudes o.
people ont to the place.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-18
THROW OUT MARMlNISN
continued from page /.

mist president Of the church, is the
president Of all these sugar factories,
and the directors Of these factories,
existing and contemplated, are for
the most part polygamist apostles of
Utah.
at seems to ME that the people of
the state are paying dearly enough
when they deliberately invite this
polygamnns and law breaking crowd
to establish factories among ", with
out being compelled to ray them a
tithing.
THE splendid fight made by the
American or anti Mormon party
which resulted in victory in Salt
Lake, demonstrates how thoroughly
aroused are the loyal and law-abid-
ing citizens of that Mormon strong
hold and should be a warning to
those politicians of Idaho who, for
the sake Of their personal and poilti-
cal advancement, would make Idaho
a reproach to the civil ization Of the
age second only to that Of Utah.
~ feel absolutely safe in saying
that a united and harmonious De
mocracy will make an aggressive fight
to put an end to the political domin
alton and grasping commercialism,
and to the polysgmOus practices OF
the Mormon organization, and that
all other issues will be secondary &c
this
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-18

compare with it. 1t is safe and
sure. F. t. Slater, merchant, u
Main Street, Gloucester, Mass,
writes: 'Foley's Honey aud Tar
cured me of very bad cough which
had for three months though other
remedies failed to benefit me. can
highly recommend il for coughs and
colds. For sale by the Occur a.
Alene Drug Co.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-18
BUSINESS BRIEFS

For sale-Lady's ticket to st. Paul,
cheap. Inquire at this office.
Wanted Girl for general house
work. Inquire Colquhoun Hardware
company.
Large warehouse TOR rent. Apply
at this Office.
Lewis Moberly, painter and paper
hanger, is back from Iowa, where he
has been for nearly year. He Is
now located in Room :, Bedell
block. IL.
For sale-l3O acre ranch, miles
from town. Inquire at this office,
It.
Fourth Street Fair will open Wed
uesday, the 22nd with a complete
line Of notions, confectious, toys,
dolls, and glassware, located in new
building Just north OF the Bedell
block.
Weakened systems need a mature,
wholesome, mellow liquor that's r.
W. Harper Whisksy-the kind your
grandfather used. Sold by leading
dealers.
Ayoung man , years OF age wants
a position in a dry goods store or
general merchandise. Several years
experience, talks both English and
German. Write to D. hammers, Box
972, LsMars, Iowa.
Ladies OF the Presbyterian Aid
society are preparing to hold market
day anu Christmas sale, December Il.
For the best socks in town, see our
window. The Idaho Mercantile Co.
For sale, one acre lot, about 80
rods west Of Corbin's planning mill.
Has email house barn and shed aud
chicken house. Water close by.
Terms. Frank Cerveuy. u
The highest market price paid for
green or dry hides. 3. II. Williams.
Ceretana -four Is the best.
Good house Of nine rooms at Fort
Sherman for rent. Apply to Armand
Perreuoud
After November l the price fol
saving wood will be advanced to sc
cents for one cut, - cents for two
cuts and : for three cuts. Occur
d'Aleue Wood Saving Company.
Two good mitch COWS for sale at
bargain. Call at this office tor fur
Their information.
VI. l.. Robinson's milliuer stor
3 has been moved TO a new location
next door to Seats real estate offic
| on Sherman street. where old an'
t new customers are invited to call TO
I the latest and neatest in the millin
t cry line.
| When you see an especially attrac
J tive carriage passing, you may won
g der if II il not one Of those that DR.
b Watts is offering at a bargain.
In order to reduce our stock y
will give - per cent off on boy,
0 overcosts for the next two weeks
Idaho Mercantile company
If you are In need Of insurance
: get 10 on a first class standard con
8 pauy, and let George f. Steele Il
3 you mp a policy.
: T. f. Hedal, the furniture dealer
will sell you a $50 high grade SEWN
0 machine for s35 aud $40. This
your opportunity to buy at a smaI
= margin above cost.
f. y. Keller & Co. have just r,
ceived a car of Cerstana, the famou
hard wheat -four.
Thirty FIVE choice lots In Simm'
addition at special price for
short time. Perfect title See jaime
II. Harte.
While at Spokane, eat at the Mode
Bakery Cafe, $40 SpraRue Ave.
Q II you want any apples for tn
r winter, now is the time to lay In
! supply. We have them by the DO
D or car. Idaho Mercantile company
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-18
Oil for Mnrrnnt..

The following Kooteuai county war.
rants with interest will be paid at the
treasurer's office: Current Expense
Fund, series 1904, Warrants ; TO : o.
dated April -, 1904; General Road
Fund, series 1903, Warrants 2i5 to
27I, dated Oct -, 1903; General
Bridge Fund. series 1903, Warrants
100 and III, dated Feb. 10, 1904.
Interest on above called warrants
ceases November Il, 1905.
Dated
Rathdrum, Nov. 3, 1905
Signed,
GEO. II. ROSS.
nov. dec. IL Treasurer.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-18
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.


Meeting to be At Bsthdrurn, Idado. Sov.
smber, -.
Teachers, remember the date, Nov,
%, at Rathdrum Meeting will be
called to order at 1890 a. m. At
this meeting several interesting pap
ers will be read, and discussions will
follow The special feature Of this
meeting will be to outline pima for
the Association for the year 1906.
Let every teacher come who can pos
sibly do so, as this meeting Is very
important. Program and special an
nonncemsnt will follow later.
X. G. EGBERS,
County Superintendent
vnw Ala
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-18

Notice is hereby given that the
various county missioner rs in and
for the county Of Kootenai, state Of
Idaho, will receive sealed bids for
the construction OF the Emida road,
commencing at point near the south
east corner Of section :, townshi IS,
north range l, W. B. NJ. and extend .
ing in a southerly direction crossing
st. Maries river at the Flat creek
dam aud ending at the state wagon
road in section ,, township, "A north
range >, ". b. NJ. according &c
plans and specifications to be fur
uished by the county surveyor. Said
bids must be sealed and designated
sealed bids for the construction Of
the Emida road and tiled with the
clerk Of the board on or before the
18th day Of November, 1905. at 10
o'clock a. N. The board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
In witness whereof hereunto set ms
hand and official seal this 18th day
Of November 1905.
seal T. l.. QCARLES,
Clerk Of the board Of County com
mssUnres.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-11-18
Favored by Both Parties.

Republicans and Democrats alike
praise Foley's Honey and Tar for
coughs, colds and all throat and
lung diseases, as no other remedy can
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-10-11

County Attorney Einar Hoidale was
Mrs. n. B. Neumann has returned
from her trip to the northern part of
the state
Don't forget the greatest comedy of
the day, lyon Yonson' at Turner
theatre, Sunday.
Mrs. F. j. Collins of Washington,
D. c. has been the guest of Mrs. NJ.
Mullen for the past week.
Sheriff Mcmillan of St. Peter was in
the city Friday on his way. to West
Newton for the purpose of serving
papers.
Prof. Richard Fischer of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin at Madison,
spent Friday in this city visiting
relatives.
Geo. Henle has departed for St. Paul
where he has secured a position with
the firm of Chas. Friend & Son, har-
ness makers.
DR.. Schmidt Of Sleepy Eye was in
the city Friday evening and attended
the lecture on Japan at the Congrega
tional church.
Albert Manderfeld who recently
graduated from a business college in
MankatO has accepted position in
the State bank.
Miss Marie Bridges has severed her
connections as stenographer with the
Eagle mill and returned to her home
at Minneapolis.
The wedding of Otto Reinke to Miss
Anna Kruschke is set for next We'd
nesday and will take place at the
Lutheran church.
DR.. Otto Wicherski yesterday rented
the rooms over the Model drug store
and will start the practice of his pro-
fession in this city.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-10-11
CRONE BROS. SPECIALS.

Fur-lined coats for ladies and men,
the largest line in the city.
F'ur-lined coats for men and ladies
consisting of astrakan, seal, coon,
calf-skins, ETC., we have a large assert
ment.
We have large line of neck scarfs,
bOas and muffs.
Try our Douglas shoe, it is the best
made.
We have fine line of suits for men
and boys.
Come in and see our large assert
ment of clOakS.
We have just received a beautiful
line of sweaters.
We have one of the largest lines OF
corsets in the city.
Ladies knit skirts at all prices.
A beautiful line of fancy dress skirts
just received.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-10-11
Last Excursion to Twin Cities.

The Minneapolis & St. Louis has
arranged to run another popular ex-
cursion to ST. Paul and Minneapolis
Saturday and Sunday, October a and
Is, at the very low round trip rate of
81. so from New Ulm. Trains will leave
at LOO p. m. Saturday, October IA and
$40 a. N. Sunday, October Is, tickets
being good for return on regular trains
until Monday morning October 10th,
leaving st. Paul 500 a. m. and Mime
apOlis 1902 a. m. See excursion flyers
for full list of attractions and places
of interest around the Twin Cities.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-10-11

Ordinarily printing office has as
much or more help than it is able to
supply with work, and at that time
there are innumerable tramp printers
who are anxious for a job, but the case
is different at this time. The Review
Office is still in need of more help either
in the line of reporter or job man. A
good man for the place was secured
and had arranged to come but late in
the week telegraphed that he could not
get away, SO we are trying the best we
can to get all the work of the office
done with limited amount of help.
The result of the attendance upon
the lecture given by GOV. La Toilette
and the evident desire of the people of
the city not to patronize such things.
caused F. W. Johnson to cancel the
contracts he had for the other at
fractions of like character, so the peo-
pie Of the city will not have the pleasure
of seeing John Kendrick Bangs, the
editor Of Puck, nor the other cele-
breties who were scheduled to appear
during the winter. 1t is a real loss to
the city and one that all who care for
the best there is in the line of enlight-
ened entertainment will regret.
G. A. Malmquist and his estimable
family have decided to reside in Mime
apolis in the future says the Winthrop
News. Their household effects will be
shipped this week and the family will
leave the first part of next week. Their
Intentions are at this time to return
here in the spring to remain during
f the summer. They have been residents
, of this city for something over twenty
years and will be greatly missed in
public and social affairs. Having re-
+ sided in our city since it's infancy they
enjoy a large acquaintance and mum
, Der their friends by the score.
Sherman Sweet, character who
5 was disposed to mix the bitter with tht
= Sweet, and who made Sanborn his
home for the past few weeks was lodged
in the village bastile last Friday or
y the recurrence of his faverite malady
and the following day was transported
at the expense of the aggrieved village
as far east as New Ulm, where we are
told that he will be used for a large
containing tank by one of the breweries
OF that place. If this capacity were
limited only by his intentions, the
brewery that obtains his services
would need no other receptacle fol
: their product.-Springfeld Advance.
The Burg Cigar company has again
resumed working full force and long
hours. The force is now at work ten
hours a day and all the men are EN-.
ployed who will work. It is evidence
that the product of the factory is find
ing its place in the sales of cigars
throughout the state. The company
: will soon put new brand of cigars or
the market that possess a quality O.
tobacco that is superior to any of the
other makes of the factory 1t is a
different shape from any Of the others
and will be popular from the start. A
large quality of the new make is ready
and will be introduced to smokers in q
short time.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-10-11

Pianos, organs and sewing machine
sold on installment plan on monthly
payments and instruments and ma
chimes for rent at Mrs. Helreigel's.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-23
LAS MUJERES CONSUETAS

Uaa nueva colocscl61 han encon.
trado las muisres que buscsn las pro
fssiones masculinas, y ia de apun
tador, que ha dado ex;eleates resul.
tados ca va.ias compsfifss. No 81 en-
realidad, una alta posici6n, pues el
apuntador t'ene Ii csbez donde otros
tienen los pies s.,.,... pero, de todas
msneras, es siempre una conquista
del femenismo. En- Berlin, las apun.
tsdoras han dado I'm excelente resul
ia 10, y Sc dice que son msjores QUE
los hombres. t@<
Esta demos!rado qua las vocs,
fsmentnas atraviesan msjor el escsna
rio y son menos oidas por oil pd olico
! Por otra parte, no % dc maravillars,
que les muisres resulten tan magnfd
csmsnte on una prof ,si6', que dspen
de ex ,luslvamente de 10 lIjeresl In
cansabilidad de 10 lengual
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-23
De RIO P|EDRAS

E smos recibido una elegants 10
vitsci6n para la Vslsda lfrico- -litsra
ria que se eslebrara elta noche en-
Rio Pisdrss. III programa es intere
santfsimo. Dissursos, Recitsei6n de
poesfAs, PIesss al piano, melopeas,
mon6logos, diaogoI, coros 4 variss
vooes, etc.
La feEts, en que solo tomaran
parte los nlfos, sstk combinadA con
maestrfa para que la variedad aleis sl
csnsanclo , para que el pdb.ico goce
Un sspeClkculo verd .derame lte encan.
tAdor J suisstivo. Entre les obrss
literarias, se rscitara IN dl&logo de
Luis Muiioz Rivera.
EstamoI seguroS de que aIi,t,rs
una concurrercia inmenas q este tor.
nso infAnI.l, q que scaien los min %
cen eelsbrLc On de Ia c.auaura del pri
mer krmlno del cars9 eIcolAr,S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-23
JESUS N. LAG0

Llegd ayer de Naeys York, pro.
cedents de su residerciA de Montreal
-Canada bl .ven p..Ia dUn Je u. .
NJ. L.go, que 90 10 co.onia inglssa
Lcaps una po lcl5u djss:nsa nj IA III una
gran Comp.nla de s%glros. L., scom.
psfla su BELLA esposA. Perm AnecerAn
algda tlempo on Puerto Rico regre
sarAn mas tsrde Al Canada. Les So
ludam % corlialm ,nte, dessAndoles on
su pals las mas gratas impresionss.
Lago es uno dc los mas fnos J 90
pirituales colahoradores de LA De
MoCRAC1A, que le distingue STEM pre-
por 81 talento y Ius exqulsitaa for.
mas litersriss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-23
POR $4,000

De contsdo, se vsnds lA inca de-
nominsda tBsrrAncsss, 10 cual %
hsya sitaada en- ell barrio de sL.ancs
C0stss de est. lermino. Dis.s a hora
J media de Ia poblaci6n, Sc clmpone
de l.500 cusrdss de extension, todas
propias para las siembras de frut1s
MEMORIES y en- particular para el slgo
don sCeilan.s Tlene dos maguifcos
manantialss para dar de bsber al ga
psioi tiens eolindanciA al mar , pusr.
to para sm5srcsr todos los frutos. En
ella 90 pusden cuidar haat. 400 cabe.
zAs de gsnsde.
Para Inf )rm IS dlrigIrse don TIL.
ssS ksrini Post Ofie,, -calls sMu.
noz x TsrsD
Cabo R0io, D.c!s nbra 2 de 1905,
lm.sv.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-23
|SLA De P|N0S

IL Comisi6n do Relaalonss Hxte
riofss del Ssnado Amerieano 90 ha
rsunido para dellbersr sobre el TratA-
do sotre los Eitsdos Unidos Cuba,
rslsslvo & 10 dstsrminaci6n de & Quien
% adjudIcA Q! niulo de propledad so
brs la isls de Pinos,
E intorme de 10 Comisi6n EpeciA oil
& la qua tus ref fsrida 10 materIa eu la
session Ultima, hs sido emltido -; ii
bisu no serk pub ieado hasta que el
Ssnado, ca session eiecutlvs, al 10
Autories.
II asunto refsrenIl la adminls-
trasl6z, por los Anefieanos, de las
rsntas de AdaAna de los Estados [ IL
dos, ssrk sl que rseibIrG prImsro la
aasaIsn dsl s,alto On sss!0n les'stA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-23
DEL INTERIOR
Un reporter de ia Democra-
cia' vista y pide informes
al Comisionado Grab ame
vARl0S PROYECTOS
Peticlon de nuevas partidas,
para caminos. -Estac ZONES
telegra6cas.

Aver visit6 uu reporter de este Pc
rl6dico al comtsionsdo del Interior,
con objeto de adquirir ipformes seer-
ca de varios asuntos relatives & aquel
Dept rtamento.
Nanifesta sl senior Grshams, que
ain no puede decir fjamente
cuanto ascendera en- ests afio el prssu
puesto de aquel Departsmsnto, pero
cree que no excedera al del on &C.
tual.
Que solicitara de la CAmara una
part da dc s130, 1000 para obrss de ca.
rreteras, hacieudose cargo el negocla.
do dc obras p1 blicas de unos 100 k 10.
metros de caminos "a construidos, los
cuales fueron puestos en- manos de las
juntas del ramo, sio que estas hicieran
NADIA en- su conservation.
Que q la vez solicitara t275, 900 pa.
ra nuevos caminos y puentes On la isla.
Que expondra q 10 CAmara la necesi-
dad de que se apruebe otra partida do
10 q Is mil dollars para los gastos que
oca.iones el deslinds do los tsrrenos
del Eatado q fin de que estos puedan
ser luego arrendados 8 vendidos.
SerAn instsladss eataciones tsls.
gra6css en- aQuellas poblaciones que
produzcan 10 sufciente para psgar
los gastos de d'cha oficina, excepio en-
algdn pusblo, que no Ieaniendo estas
condolences el municipio 6 cualq uier
empresa particular garansice al 60
oierno los susodichos gastos.
Es prop6sito de dicho depsrtamen.
70 hacs- todas las economics posib 81
On 81 ramu dc tslegrafos, suprimiendo
aquellas odcinas que no paeden soste.
uerse.
Es d Ia vez IN proyec.o de dicho
departanento instalsr una red telef6.
atca de San Juaa POI c., con cen.
tralts en- los pueblos iLtsriorss. con
81 fin de que .iend) te servicio mas
economic que el del telegrafo, establs.
Ger estaciones telef6nicas en- los pue'
bios que no puadan sostener aquel
gasto.
FL seilor Comisionado del Interior
uos pfomtt6 darnos On brsvs un In.
forms concrete de todos los ssuntos
lque presentarA ante la Cimara.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-23

Sc venden 80 reloies esq queletos,
nuevos, con busna mag uina 4 s pesos
csda uno y q : messs plazos pagando
l peso de pronto y los otros msnsual.
mente. No GO mandarin los reloies
sin sdelantar los primeros so pesos en-
giro q favor dc O.ksmp Noltio Com.
pany, Clncinnanti, Ohio. Los otros
psgos tienen que garantiEsrlos dos co
merciantes quienes ssrAn responsables
del dinero restsnts. Es nn buen nego.
clio para agentes y comerciantes que
se dediquen q las vensas & plaIos, pues
dichos releiss IS venden nusve pesos
On las ioyerias de San Juan. AL con-
tado sc hSce rebsia. Dlrigirse q R.
NSrvsez Reverb, Areclbo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-23
TRIBUNAL SUPREME
Sentencias de las Cortes de
Distrito, Sc confirman.
ApeIaciones.
DELlIOS ElECT0RBLES
Sc revoca una sentencla. Ca.
dena perpetua. --Causa por
incendlo Y aSeslnato.

Fl Tribunal Supreme ha contir-
mado vsriss sentencias tmpuestas por
las Cortes de Distrito de 10 isls,
La de Juan Bohoms Rivera, con.
depado q se;s amos por 10 Corte de
Distriio dc Aresibo, ca tsntatlva de
ssesinato.
Bonh ,me dispar6 con un revolver
q Isidoro Lopez, infrien1ole una he.
rids grave de 10 cual san6 este q 10.
pccos meses.
Juez do information en- esta cAusa
Mr.. Woif.
Miguel Mu1oz Santana, condenade
a un sfo dc cArcel en- delito electora
por IL Corte de Arecibo.
Juez ponsnte, Mr.. Wolf.
Esta acusaci6n fue formulada POI
ell fiscal especial Mr. Wilcox
Ramon Muf1oz Martinez, conder a.
do q un afio de carcel on delito elec
toral. Acus6 el fiscal especial Mr. VIII
ccx en- la Corte de Arecibo.
Eduardo Pert Z, ,convicto de iLcan
dio malicioso.
Sc f,rmul6 aclsac6n sn la Cort'
de D.strito ds 6 lsyama f.e conde
nado q tres afi IS do preside con ira
bsjos fJrSados.
Juan Bocanegra Nunez, acusadt
convicto de asesinato de Ia j6veI
Onofre Chsc6n, con quien sostsDia re-
lacicnes. F.s condsnado q caden'
perpetua por 10 Corle de Aguadilla
conftmada Ia ssntencia.
Juez poneute. sehor Hernandez,
Raj Ael Aguilar, convicso dc delit'
electoral, tue seutenciado 200 dollar
Z, de multa 9 200 dias de cArcel por Ii
Corte de Humacao.
Juez ponente, sahor Hsrlac lez.
Carlos Doming aez, 8 ]ntenclado po
| delito electoral. Ell Tribunal Supre
mo rsvoc6 Ia ssntsncls de la Corte d
Arscibo y orde16 10 nuevo juicio, gu
90 cslebrara opOrtunamenle.
Evapg g,l!no Merced, acusado d
aggression q Angel Mora es q Quien hi
ri6 con un cuchillo, fue condenad
,or IL corte de D.strito de Hlmacac
un afio de catcel La causa % vi
ante un iurado.
Dlchas apelaciones fueron visits
aute la Corte Sdprema con6rmando,
las sentsnclas impuestas, q exsepc.6
do Ia de Carlos Domirguez que flu
revocada,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-23
0BRAS De CARLOAD

Donantes d la Socicdad de Men.
digos
Sefi'r Almitante Dunlap, IS, seaor
Consul Aleman, S5; senior Consul Do.
miuicano, IS; senior Melon y Ca Is Va.
ra, olan dos cortes de vestido,; 10
flores Sucesores de Orcasi.ss, 2 pleas
dri; sefl res Piza Hermapos, 2 pleas
perca sefiores Fabian y Ca, una pieza
olkn y una psrcAl; senior Lcdo. don
Francisco dc P. Acuhs, 81; un amigo,
q Ia sen ora Medins, 81.
La socled ad invita- on general pa
rs los que gustsn concurrir manans &
las II presenclAr 10 comida ex,raor
dinsria q los m msndigos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-23
ANUNCIACION

mas ley que 81 ritmo, nj mas pomps
que Ia lpz, y Ia quimera es el solo rey
que mands, y ell placer ss 10 vids, ,
al dolor no sxisse, y Hsbe LENA sin
ces ar la copa del nectar de los doses,
sirviendola 4 nosotros, los msgos del
ideal, los principes de ese reino del
Epsuefio, los artistas de 10 palabra
los mdsicos del Arte....
Ql!ero visjar, 81, duran.e muchas
horas por ess bello dilatado pals del
Ensuefio, hasta tropezar con aquellos
reyes msgos, Melchor, Gaspsr y Bal
taz,r, camiuo de Orlents; y pedirles,
ausioso, noticias del sub 'ime Saliva.
dor del mundo......
Ysi me dljeren que van a sdorar
le, & llevarle presentes, 20 me unire q
81 comit'vs; 20 t4mb.eu desso h .blar
al Salvador en- nombre de P Polonis, de
Fllipinas, ca nombrs de mi pstris; en-
nombre de todos los pueblos que su
frsn sgonizsn y espsran YER fore
Ger uu dia en- sus wales Ia fl Or de Ii
bertad cuya semilla reg6 & au paso por
Ia terra el sublime martir de Judea
Malay; temo que regrese del via
il ain encontrar 4 los tres reyes ma.
COS, nj al Orients, en- el bello pail
del Ersuefio. .....ni pueda mi plates
cscue b ar el Sslvador......
Y pasare le Nochs Buena triste
muy trlste, pensando 90 mis- padres J
en- mi ssposa y en- mis- hijos y en- m
Pstria.... aquellos ausentes. e. ests
Ultima esperanto al redentor So.
Y guardare la pluma alba, al pa
sar 10 Nochs Buens;
Y volvere a esgrimir la puma 70
ja, 10 plums del ccmbate, esperanto
10 nusva anunciaci6n. -.
G. At'Ies Garcia.