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New-York tribune., 1905-04-13
THE DAILY THOUGHT.

happiness is disposition, not condItlon' Men
are happy according what they are: not ac-
corning TO what they have.-(Lyman AoooII
New-York tribune., 1905-04-13

President of T. S $: have received considerable
sunshine reading matter. which the boys" enjoy
New-York tribune., 1905-04-13
MONEY RECEIVED.

member in Plattsburg, n. y, has sent s.. as
special cheer; Mrs r. Vermilye. 81, for badges
ana "A Friend" 81, for Little Mothers
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18

EASLEY.
Rev D W Riott Says the Out;ook Mao
Never Better :

Rev. y w. Hot writes 90 FOL-
lows in the last Issue Of tha n,nt;s,
Courier: "For many year, ! T hav,.
been familiar with our N,,rk q,
Has'"y' and as | I!.vyls yRe@~Ts1s ~ Tsso it the
caSss s.ss..1ssss hnsEe'I1+s 1s in better cbndition
than ever before. With Raw. J. r.
Mouro at the First church and
Glenwood, and Rev. W. A. Chris.
tc phcr at The Second church, l S "a
NJ reason why they should not
Succeed. Deacon john NJ. Geor il
II w putting his good business
sense and lilo ability into the
church work, and Sunday scho u ,
which has made him n success as Il
mill presidel.t. 1t our business
men all over the country would put
moro OF thor business aclse to
our church work, how much better
the Lord g work would move along:
and [ believe our Lord will hold
Oar Sensible bnslLe.s men Just us
responsible for their talents AS ht
Will the preacher for his. Take Il
church with good leaders aud 4
sorry pastor and they will make
better headway than a church will
a sorry set Of leaders and good
pastor, But, Of course, if you
Can havo the good leaders and the
good pastor, abundant success will
crown the united tnvrt."
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
CONGRESSMAN AIKEN A WORKER.
He is Improving the Mail Facilities in
the Third District.

The Wa~hi"gtnn correspondent
Of tho Charleston News and Cou-
'i'r writes that paper as follows:
Represc' .tativo Wyatt Aiken's
industry in behalf nf his coustitu.
ents is especially Ell cli>e in tho
postal ser> ice. Mr.. Aiken is an
ardent supporter Of the rural free
delivery service, and his fIicndli-
n ss Is ovidontly appreciated and
duly recognized at the rostoflico
department.
Whom the business in the house
is slack Mr.. Aiken huslles of
downtown to the postonice dcpartLs-
ment, whero he is we'll knoWv17a and
liked, and urges thu Transformation
Of tho hume, ogs~Tpe s. tilions from his
district GGSr all increase in mail
'acis}TIIos. AS Il result Of recent
T'lsit to the department ho has just
been notified that the following
extensions of the rural free deiiv.
cry service will bee >me etfec I've on
February 1: Daily service from
Hodges, Walhalla, Westminster,
Pickens court house, Little Noun
tain, Calhoun and Ninety. Six.
a new daily route has also been
established at Gre enwood, to take
tho place Of tho trl-weeklv service
of routes Nos. and 3. This SER
vice requires the employ ment Of
| one eXora CARER.
After considerable negotiation
and much correspondence, Mr..
Aiken's request for extra mail ser
Vice from Cherry's 20 Clemson Col.
lege has been granted, aud the now
service will becume effective next
Monday, January lG. This change
will enallo the Charleston mail tc
reach Clemson College four | ourA
| earlier than heret ofore. 1t ls to
| bc accomplished by al extra trip
by the carrier to meet the II n. ".
train. This new service will be cy
pncially gratifying to the large
humber Of students at Clemaon
Clemson.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18

Kidneys thomaolVes break down and waste
away coll by coll.
Bladder troubles most always result from
a arrangement of the kidneys and a cure Is
obtained quickest by a proper treatment Of
tho Kidneys. If you arc feeling badly you
can make no mistake by taking Dr.. Kiirner's
SWamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and
bladder remedy.
&Slt corrcc!s inability to hold urine and scald~
ing pain in passing 1t, and overcomcs that
unpleasant necessity of being compelled to
60 often during tho day, and to get up many
timca during the night. Tho mild and the
extraordinary effect Of Swarnp-Ieoot Is soon
realized. It stands the highest, for It's won
dcrful cures Of The most di2tre1ainG cases.
2nni IL nlneannt Is in.n .,nd cid
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
An old Time Remedy.

Murray'h Horchound MnIlein and Tar
has in it tho purest of drugs, MI of
which were used by our parents and
grandparents. 1t is 4 combination so
put togeth,r that it cures n cough right
off. Nothing is better for babies. 1t is
most reli'blo cure for all cases If
coughs. Ask your druggist for it. They
nil have it ready. Costs only 25c bot
tie Xtra large bottles-rcgnlnr soc sizo
Rem' mbcr to ask for "Nlurray's" and
take no other.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18

,ulton Is worth it. You cannotI
all rd 70 raro IL for les. The fers
u Ter pop" might ns wellt# early
pat OF tho risk as to undertake to
"lce It all ON you. This one-
s''cd h" 'iness of etornally putting
all the burdens OH tho farm,irs is
Nr'np. 1t ought to b. stopped
The ierulsz'r people are entitled
TO a Profit on their g >ods. So are
the farmers entitled to prdft on
the products thy produce. The
price If the supplies we need can,
stay where they are, as if cotton
was going ut IL cents per pound
We VIII he forced to hold our cot.
ION aud reduce the cotton ncrra g,
I'D the exp' nscs Of making the
ct"p. | therefore urge all farmers
10 male 10 trades FOR thar Euanc
at this time. Wait thirty or sixt,
days and gst together on tho de-
mn'd for reduction in =, ices OF
what is w"ntod. Buy the acid
phosphate, m al aud kainit aud
mix your own goods at home.
These are perilous times. Don't
he III too big hurry to make
debts for 1905 or heavy expensf
accounts. uaryio Jordan.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
TO Cure a Cough.

The coughs SO prevalent thosc days
usu lily develop before you realize what
has happened. Now the best thing to
do ia to t'ke the o@t roIinhlc couG Ii
cure you can get. None better than
Murrny's HlorehoW,d Mullen and Tar.
1t is mnlle of the purcst ingredients and
can be given to infants rs we'll as grown
people. Above all else IT CURES. You
will find it at al drug :sists. 25c bottle
extra large tottle.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that The
health Of the people f this count,
is in iminent danger and must bt
taken care Of 1t has been decided
that every precnution bo taken t.
prevent prolonged cnses of rneumo
nn, grippe, etc The best thing tc
do is to give good cough mixture
as soon rs The cough starts. Got
Murray's Horehourd, Mullen and
Tar Only Csc. a bottle.
At all druggists.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
Straight, If0cts.

A whole lot of fancy phrases can
be written about remedies, but j,
takes f'cts to prove anything - good
straight facts. Aud the strongest
facts you ever heard is that Tannopi.
slno is tho best cure for piles on the
mnrket. 1t cures absolutely. Has a
healing, soothing effect from VI
start. ~"
All druggists have it at 81 90 q
jar. Ask for Tannopilino ami don't
dar0 TO take substitute.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
School. School. School.
The BreYard Industrial School

furnishes bedding, t'wels, srnp, hcat,
light, excellent board, and we'll turn sh-
ed room at $l.50 per week. Laundry
costs no money, and tuition but so. 90 or
/ ss per month. Other schools may of
fer rates as low rs ou>s, but few schools
give "s many advanta ;os for those rat 8
rs wo do.
Our largo new building con'ai = fifty
five rooms, and is equipped with ho, aud
cold water, furnace heat, ard show =
bath. Tho purpose of the mnrngomcI.
Qho Woman's Home Mission Society is
net to mako monoy, but to offer fist
class common aud high fo!lool olnratiun
to worthy girls ut Less Than Cost.
blank ~ 4 furtl er information address
E. E. BISHOP, Prin.
Breyard, n. 6 I.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
Notice..

This is to inform tho public that
the fees charged for medical scr
vices will be at higher ratio aft.r
the 1st Of January. 1905
j. l., Bolt, NJ. D.
IL B. Webb, NJ. ID.
r. Kirksey, NJ. u.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
The Cause OF Many
Sudden Deaths

prevailing in this
IS because so dccep.
tive. Many sudden
deaths are caused by
it heart disease,
pneumonia, heart
failure or apoplexy
arc often the result
Of kidney disease. II
kidney trouble is al
lowed 10 advance tho
kidrc y is n C d
blood will attack the
vital organs or tho
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18

h OI FefUilZers
L tinlely article from
Jordan, President OF
Growers Protectiv,
D nown, I am not op-
Use Of commercial fer
ularly If high grade
- bought and mixed
have always and will
n oppose the use of low
Red guanos into which
a large proportion Of
Srailroad cinders, etc,
1facturers merely to 70.
81 material to a low
make up the weight
Iii the face Of
crisis farme
Il | SSxy n fh a D,Jrcha;p
o ise cotton acreage
v reduced and the
ercial fertilizer re-
ionatoly. The pres
otton is already far
Fl pfsproduction. The
pn{eeed is cheaper than
ars, but the prices Of
zeal and guano is very
es tilizer people are as
glosdad with goods ae
with cotton. #, be-
e enough cotton to
,rId's demand, the
II, so tlnIne erelfully ham.
by the speclllators, u
syIth the maDufac.
no than we will
sAlse prices Of that
go q own with
plie fertilizer
D & rg anized AM all
form fixed price
Rast If the farm.
8t the present,
Sss,l later r
siiaply thiis, the
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18

81 by the Farmers for the
Farmers.
that will be Of Benefit t, our Readers Will be
are Solicited for this Page Articles arc to be
On any Phase Or Subject Of Farm ng or Farm Life @
.'artner Wanted.

Farmer Wanted. |
SBnt the farmer that can
|tYllror 81 cents, and pay
prices for fertilizer and
ITO stand up. We wait
arom hins We want 10
4 #rl es & cotton,
he farmer that can pay
& sen interest on every
goes to produc, cotton
S|se crop for Ga cel.ts and
q lltaNt 4 q 4 loslpg something or
~ q hinge ! ii
q thb Farmer that can Of.
Sai hSs5cCtton on hand at
produce another crop
lstheff farmer that does
chat he Can buy his
p2cf cottan if he can g-t
prices) cheaper than he
it?s
Dot then, act like a SAN
get ,lptie hard cash that
/ kes to produce this cotton
day off and buy hi,
p Of cotton in one day, go
Enc, sell out his cotton
save feed and be a gem
leisure for one whole
& see how it feels.
IS the farmer that can
sfrts to $l.00-per bushel
6per barrel for flour, 121
meat with 81 cent cotton
ave his "bread basket"
is back bone and SEQ the
play cards over his cotton
is the farmer that can
ga T prices for cotton goods
nt cotton and make both
figuring we can do, and
%1rower the benefit
the cotton grow
and his shirt will
es raa hing the waist
knee pants; and the
will have to lmmigrate
ito a warmer climate.
! & aRicture of the man
/ !, s, aeY out q, ,eoTl!ty!(1.ss, ,eol!tya!o(1.nss,
to put at the head of
inn, and all five Of the
that writes for this COL
ke a back seat and give
lary Of I'LL five men to
armers' Union how h.
atHEto gsee the men come
at can make two blades
|RI low where one grew last
I'VE want to see the men
make one stalk Of cotton
two grew last year to
th the grass men.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-18
OUR MEMT SERuAn.

will be Abner Daniel This Is you cant afford to miss
charming picture of real life, wholesome entertaining
You will thoroughly enjoy every line of it.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-23
CUNNlSON METHODISTS
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
Quarto-CeneaniA Il History Rsnembsred IN Prayer -
Song, BY AdArssses and ~ SociAi CAtheria<s

People are apt to unierestIma.e
the vslae Of the charch 10 the CON
manity. The good work goes on 50
silently and steadily that little ac-
count is taken Of its Importance
Without churches a town or city
wosld aot he desirable place in
which to live.
The Methodist chnrch of Gunni-
son has Just observed its twenty
fifth anniversary. The event is de
serving Of thoughtful consideration
The program extended over three
days Sandav morning was pio-
neer hour. Mrs. N. A. Bates, Mrs.
A. Hartman and others spoke briefly
Of the helpful inAsen res Of the
church in the past A large mum
ber Of people gave expresssion to
their appreciation Of the good work
done. The sacrameRt Of the Lord .
supper was administered BY the
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-23

erected in the following orster, q
within two wears from the spriaG q
1850 Baptist, Methodist. Presbye&
rlan Congregational afterwsrd -
Christian. aud Episcopallsa. ~
was not sure about the Catholic. y
summary Of the work Of G~naioao
Methodism was presented by ". 6
Ditto who recalled in order the UGGN
of each pastor. l.. II Easteriy u q
brief talk referred 30 incidents ~
tanning to the organization OF naoAs
odIsm After the speaking ice csauo
and cake were served by the lslaA
sHissoriesl eksecA 1
The church was organised in -
spring Of 1890 by Rev. c. II. Ksg1
Mr. A. @. Teachost unloadsl =
first load Of lumber forthe cAsou
building very sooa alssr ~
society wss started bst the -
wss MA P~sh~A 10 6nisA ~s4il ~
49, ~ un1ss ~ Aisuaian = =
T. n ACott. TIE "Nsllsa ha,ssl
was assd ~ . place Of wesship whik
the church was ander way.
Mrs. NJ. A. Bates has belonged to
the church since the beginning
She is the only remaining member
who went in at the Organization.
Since that time there have been nine
teen pastors and PSI persons have
had their membership here.
As the church neared completion
IA bell ringing contest was started
Votes were sold Mrs. A. Hartman.
then Mass Annie Haigler. received
the highest number and the bell
was rung by her for the first time
on Christmas day 1880. About
$500 was raised by this contest.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-23

In the evening the pastor preached
the anniversary sermon from Isaiah
54-l7, No weapon that is formed
against thee shall prosper He
pointed out the reason why the
Church of Christ endures from age
to age in spite of persecution and
opposing forces The Church is
protected by divine providence Its
leaders have had more than ordinary
success in its. establishment.
Monday evening DR. Lee, presiding
elder, preached a sermon appropriate
to the occasion, to a well filed house
Judge Hetherinston read letters
from former pastors now in Colorado
none Of whom could be present The
letters were from c. A. Brooks of
Fort Morgan. c. G Coulter of Gold
field. w r. Ashby of La Junta, j
F. Coffman of Eaton and +. n. Edg
erton of Montrose.
Tuesday was anniversary evening
DIR. Lee gave the invocation. n.
f. Lake J. spoke Of THE value Of the
church TO the community Mrs. Web
ster had for theme, THE church
and the social life Of . community, ;"
and indicate the posi- bilities Of
this great force in shaping society
Judge Hetherington discussed ''The
church and the child" Our great
est opportunities are with the chill
dren and the results are sure under
right training. Mrs c. r. B,ur-
dette gave very pointed resume OF
the work OF the Laiies Aid Society.
Miss Matte Brown spoke about The
church and the club, showirg &
the differences between them and
the possibilities of harmonious work
together. The facts about church
work in neglected portions of Gun
nison county were made vivid by N.
NJ Webster Rev. w. J Thompson
pastor of the PRESBYTERIAN church.
spoke on the Relationship between
local churches Of different denomina-
tions The aim of the work is one
though means may differ. 'Remi-
nicences of Gunnison churches was
the subject given by W. A. Clark.
They were organized and buildings
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-23
MRS N. A.
BATES

The father of Mrs. Getchell, nov
in our city. gave the pulpit chairs
Mr.. Wilburn gave the material out
of which the lecture room was built
J. F. Coffman and W. S. Ditto
planted the trees along Tomichl
Avenue.
The parsonage Was erected during
the pastorate of Rev j. F. Coffman
which began in 1888 and lasted
three years. The debt of nearly
81 600 against the church remained
until 1892 when the entire amount
was raised The Auditorium was
ceiled and painted in 1893. The
present organ was purchased in
1895. former one having been
given by Governor Evans and worn
out The furnace was put in in
1896 and an Epworth League or.
ganized. The lecture room was
painted and new carpets put down
in 1902. The church wa;
painted in 1903 and in 1904 porche.
were built on the parsonage, and i
was pa-ered and painted in part.
The largest present enterprise Is
the work at outside points which ]:
about to develop into permanency
with second pastor.
Too much credit cannot be giver
to the faithful few who have stood
under the burdens Of the churcf
and made its work a success. They
are real tenef2ctors of the city.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-23
TWENTY YEARS AGO"


J, c. Mcclure had been quite
seriously Ill for two months.
Joe Cuenin was in the citv from
Aspen, enroute to visit his Coche-
topa ranch.
j. B. Partch came down from his
Castleton ranch bringing several
tubs of butter for sale at % cents
pound.
Taylor pass was opened by work
men from the South Park railroad
who were looking for overland trade
with Aspen,
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-23

NO TRESPASSING" signs for
ranchmen al the kews-Chasap.on Of
hce. Canvas sign loxl5 with ex-
tract from Colorado game lsw, warn
ing not 10 trespass, and Eame Of
owner. 25c apiece, 10 for { 80, 25
for $3.50. 80 for $50.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-23

The only secret about ssccessfsl
advertising il 10 have . relisble
article and then talk about h where
i ubl bs sssa BY Tie pso>enptiss
customer II yos can get the cssto-
mer to your store, well and good. If
you can tell about il on fence boards
to any considerable number oil right
but in these columns which every
week are eagerly read by 900 fami-
lies, don't you think the money
would go farther?
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-23
Here We Are

II you want to save money aud
make money take stock in the Indus
trial Bsilding and Loan association
Of Denver. Good as government
bonds. We paid last year on ma
tured and Withdrawal stock, f2S7,
999.33 You can get your stock
through II. NJ. Miller, Gen Agt.,
who will be in Gsnnison till July |.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-23

For Sale-Three Hundred and fifty
acre ranch four miles east of Gunnl-
son, ON Tomichi river. Cattle, horses,
machinery etc Address
J. l.. Grilling
Box $40, Gunnison, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-23

COMING AGAIN, DIR. Dennison,
who has been making regular trips
to Gannison for years will be here
Jure 26. He will stop at the
European hotel with Mrs. l.. NJ.
Bovles.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-23

Wanted Position as cook: sum
mer resort preferred. Can furnish
best of references. viii be at Mrs.
Myers rooming house in Gunnison
for few days.
Mrs Mary A. Brisco.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-23
For Cooking Fruit

The 1906 po-carts, folding carts
and baby carriages are IN large
number and variety at Clarence
Adams Furniture and Qaeensware
store The whole eet-up of these
new baby vehicles Is effective aud
comfortable.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-23

The low prices I have made on
photos for the past thirty days have
proven so popular ] will offer them
for the next thirty days. The very
best of work, the very latest styles
Crooks.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-23

Nineteenth
pastor of the
GunnisOn
Methodist church
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-23

The laxative effect Of Chamber
lsin's Stomach and Liver Tsblets 10
no Agreeable snd No natural that you
do not realize it is the effect Of q
Dedicsne For sole by al drSggisss
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-23

Fishing tackle TO catch the biz
fish. All the latest novelties in flies
rods, reels and lines. A compIet4
outfit at . moderate price.
OLesrys Drug Store.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-23

Miss Bertha Williams will give
music lessons on piano or organ al
fifty cents per lesson. Inquire al
house or address Z. q. box 81.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-23

A good laundress will find steady
employment with Geo. Hubbard
proprietor Of the Elk Mountain
House at Crested Butte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-08
La cuarentena en- Cuba

Una correspondence de Ia Habana
describe la rigidez con que alli sc OBJ
servan las ordenanzas de cuarentena.
las cuales Sc extienden todos los Es-
tados del Golfo Mexicano pertenecien-
to la Union, Mexico y a varios
puntos de Centro y Sud-America.
Toda procedencia de puertos inclui-
dos en- la cuarentena, tiene que espe-
rar cinco dias antes de desembarcar.
El estado de Florida esta inelufdo
por entero. Exceptuandose las perso.
mas inmunes, entendiendose por tales
las que hayan tenido febre amarillo y
residido catorce afios seguidos en- la
isla de Cnba, En- Port Tampa, Flori-
da, hay un .ofcial de la Sanidad cuba
ma. ell doctor N. ]. Ponce de Leon, sin
,cuyo certi6cado no hay qAien desem-
barque en- Cuba antes de los cinco dfas
de cuarentena Cuando los americana
que van de prisa Sc le quejan por su
rigidez, les dice:-"eQueies ha de ha-
cert Antes nos tachaban de sucios e
infectosos; ahora somes limpios y esta
mos libres de epidemlas, y pensamos
seguir asf.
La regla tiene sus aurezas, pero es
igual para todos. Algunos podran We
air de Nuevc YORK, contra cuyo punto
no shay cuarentena. Sin embargo,
.quien quita de que, al p:sar por Ia
Florida, les pique alg6n mosquito?
Y aunque ell mosquito no este in-
.fectado. nos es igual: no queremos CO.
rrer riesgos.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-08
Ell GAMING DE LA GLORIA

Pero tu vida, tn verdadera vida, contnuaras pasan-
doa entire ts abnegados compaheros de la muer
que tanto te quere.
iVamos Vuolve en- tt: abre los ojos, verzs que te
encuentras en- TN al ej6n sin sada
Es precise retroceder empender de nuevo camiuo
del trabajo del exito.
Derstal movie Ia cabeza, dip amargamente
Themes raz6n. Me he retardado mucho Y estov en-
vispera de estrop=ar mi 81 contindo vviendo CO.
mo 10 hago desde hace dos aHos Ah Pinchart Isl ST.
pieses en- que sitnaci6n me encuentro!" "
-lQue9-dijo Il mdsco' 1Tienes dendas?
Ell producto probable de La Veneciana" 10 he
gastado ya
-iY Ia obra no esa todavfa terminada iBien, bien!
Vaya TN bonito negocio.
Entonces por esto afrman que habias aceptado el
compromise de escribr para la exporac6n la msca de
una "Leonora Este, sobre un libreto italiano les
cierto todo este?
-Es cierto.
-iPobre Derstal Lavir6n guerra creerlo Eva
ha dorado muchisimo. Pero nj otra Sc han atre
vido preguntarte.
-I1ace ocho dias que no los he visto En- vez de
buscarlos, hugo de elos.
-iAh, Dios milo, que NAL haces! Que escribas una
"Leonora dEse cosa que deja bastante tranquil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-08
Jorge OHNET

esoy acerc&ndome al fn va tengo heehos "Teseo ell
Laberinto."
Ahora estoy en- Ell "Abandono.'
-iEstas contento?
ST, me psrece que sale del todo NAL Hay
que GUSTAV: ls canc6n de los arneros del
VIC que leva Teseo lejos do Creta, entras Arisne
llora 80. Hay contraste que parece
gustara
Mira escucha esto, me daras tu opinion.
Sc habia sentado al piano tocaba I'm preudo len
to- en- el que ola ell ruido de los el Des
pues el go desesperado de la abandonada viepdo hu
amane, oy6 dgubre desgarrador mientras que,
bcgando hacia patria los lauzaban al viento
sus csntos ndferentes.
AL fin ell ella del mar ahogaba las voces ell liam
to- Ia charanga del heroe vencedor de Mnotauro esta
llaba potentc anunciando al mundo su hazaaa ST.
triunfo.
Pinchart acab6 de tocar sin vover la cabeza espe-
raba Ell juicio de su iustre compahero.
Este Sc haba levantado con la cabeza inclnada y
e osro sombrfo recorra la habitacion grandes pasos
Sc detuvo bruscamente unto al piano dijo:
-iAh! La mdsica que acabas de hacerme DIR me ha
convencido mucho mas que todas tus palabras.
ST. escuchando esta hermosa pigina he sentido que
mi coraz6n nora ell pesar de mis- desfallecmientos