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New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
TO CHECK FIRE RATES.
Assembly Passes Bill TO PreDent
Insurance Com p0cts.
10y I.legruph 70 The Tribune. J

Albany. April 2s-The Assembly passeo the
Dil to-day OF A T. Smith prohibiting IRE lnsuf-
~loe companies from making compactS 10 con-
1p Insurance rates. after q spirited discussloh
u N'hich the introducer charged that these COT
i"l1t!cLs in The state bad formed ;n-o 4 nara
~ lasi l.us,"
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
GOVERNOR SIGNS STADIUM BILL.
Riverside Drive To Be Extended-Made
Land for Athletic Field

Albany April Ex-Governor Higgins to-day signed
the hill OF Senator Page providing for the exten-
sio, Of Riverside Drive IN New York City and the
construction OF an athletic field and Fairgrounds
b,, the trustees OF Columbia College on land now
under water of the Hudson River
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
cBuRcH TO PRESENT OPERA.

The Choral Union and Dramatic Circle OF 81.
Rita's Church will present THE Chimes OF Nor
rn.nd,-' NJ F,bling's Casino l56th street and ST
Auns avenue. tonight. 10 obtain funds 10 rebuild
ae church twice It's present size. AFTER The opera
lice WI be dancing.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
Seasonable, Reliable Merchandise
I'm Great Assortments
At the Lowest Prices

at which it is possible to buy meritorious goods
That's the secret of always busy storesI
great assOrtnents a O
and styles that whether you
the LEAST EXPENSIVE, find the
here, and at price you cheerfully pay; for
Prices made for Quick Sales. High Profits.
OUR OFFERINGS ARE EVIDENCE OF IT.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
Mems Spring Furnishings

Mems Spring Furnishings
our quick selling prices are for
desirable gOOds-tirSt class products
from first class manufacturers
qualities that il pays to buy. because
the wear is thoroughly satisfactory.
Mems Silk Lustrs Lisle Thread
Shirts and Drawers-pink. blus.
tan and champagne-plain and fancy
weaves-silk fronts-hrst IN
qUality-value 81 l.2si-special. .--.-. 81 >
Sample lot Mems Fancy Hose
Isle and silk piated-plain. emHd SN
or changeahIe-vaiue ~ u 80. :. sO>
Pairs Tor Dollar
Madras and Cambria shirts-pIafn
ana pleated bosOms-scparate cuffs
neat stripes and figures %
light and dark-speciaI ........--..sS - .
Mems White Dress Shirts-J-tica non
paren muslic-hand worked bue1onhoI.x
fully reinforced. open back and open
hack and fr0nt-hsnd finished
launderin nE-sizss "a n 1S57. for large
n1en-ail sleeve lengths an
an incomparabls value. -----..- .@S
Mems Dress Shirts-coat style
fine white muslin-hrst-class
fnish-cuffs detached- An
neck sizes 70 10 inch ---.-.-...-- Ivy
Mems Night Shirts-cambric and muslin
cut fun wide hodie--su sizes An
fast color em0'y-others ask -S5..-- ~
Mems Faia-uas -Madras. Percals and
dimitv-aG Colors-piain and striped-
large pearl buftons-froR fasteners n2
all sizes % 1S--sXtra value 20
Finer Paiamas- psrcais and madras
striped checks. plaids and all 4 dn
white double silk frogs ..--..-.- Ivy
Mems Suspenders- and without
drawer supporters GiIt and nickel an
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25


f,enan. and Petit, appellant agt- Mayor Nc
Ciean.
7-r1sss the aldermen find way 20 carry their
,sse n the United States Supreme Court. which
!. so,,h+f,l the decision by the Court of Appeals
r+ies franchises the utilization OF which viii in
-. +hs exuenditure Of about $500. 0oO. 600. As
,o- as The Legislature passed the law last spring
.o-,raries desiring franchises made haste 10 get
,rair arplcati0ns before the Board OF Estimate
- anro~ti1urnent. The merits of these applica-
80 were duly considered by the board. and then
-,e--ed 10 committee pending the final disposition
- f,e suit brought by The aldermen TO test the
c,-s-irItionallty of the act Some OF these fran
chises are SIS follows
soutse-u Boulevard Railway Company four ex-
ieSs0ls Se1 York city Interborough Company. (Bel-
-,1rt1 thirteen extensions and nFe alterations IN
roSsS S.sg York and Port Chester Railway Company.
Ttreteen routes laid down by the Rapid Transit
C9a; s1.,. yc-l, Connecting Railroad Company.
Inou Railway Company, twenty-five routes IN
Iassau Railway Company in Brooklyn
5ree Ti fo,56oI1weath ,555aT and Star Telephone
ro-no-a;ion Counsel Delary says that it is doubt
- about the ability Of the aldermen 10 carry
,be,r case o. the United States Supreme Court as
!, Is purely a local affair and subject wholly 70
STATE jurisdiction.
..yCe shall carry the case further. Il can"
said l. Laan Kellogg. counsel 70 the aldermen
Yesterday when informed about the decision OF the
Court u Appeals
I am not al all surprised" said Alderman
weve-s leader OF the majority in the Board OF
Aldermen Yesterday. y expected Il all along ]
80 rn doubt from the beginning that the Leg1s-
ierlre had the power either increase or diminish
- ~ Vers II the Board OF Aldermen am not
m favor of any appeal 10 the United States Su-
r,rerie court because II would do no good
~ au m favor OF going ahead and appealing 70
the United States supreme Court" said Alderfnan
Sullivan Il always thought that the Legislature
rad no right 70 deprive Us OF ne power 10 pass
Cr local frcUc cUlses.'
Tha hiu passed on by the Court of Appeals was
rasse5 last suring because the aldermen would
al nothing with the application OF the New York
r0--rr-ir1 Railroad for franchise. This company
is dominated by the Pennsylvania Railroad, which
laid our q route private right OF way ior a
railroad from the Bushwick section IN Broohlyn n
across Queens 10 Wards and RandalIs ISLANDS
ard thence over bridge 10 a junction with The
Nau- Raven road Mott Haven The FRANCHISE
arr1f-aricu came before the Rapid Transit Com
mission and stiu there. the Mayor thinks
-rer The r.r0uoscd not fair 10 the city.
one objection -he roads franchise is that = In
wolves ths building OF an enhankInent for a long
distance crossing city streets. and that IN me
course OF time The city may have 10 remove the
tracks
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-50O second hand
wood and iron working machines. fuiIs
g-uzr1ntred. machinery bought snd ~
changed. CEO. L. EDDY. 3so Madison a.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
HELP WANTED.

Male
ANY Intelligent person may earn a good
income corresp srding for newspapers: no
canvass'>f; experience unnecessary. Send
for psyst~ulars. NORTHERN PRESS SYN
DttA7E. LockpOrt. n Y.
CT ERKS-To ADDRESS ENVELOPES:
PERSONAL APPLICATIONS. BOYDS
% BEEKMAN.
BOY.-Brisht. neat boy for once work:
must come well recommended. Address.
In own handwriting. stating salary ex-
peeted- B. u, Box 10. T1ibuns ONCE
GARDENER. landscape; oversees and plant
estate; Washington. must know how 70
plant from plans Room i.Oos. l1S3 B'way
I WANT TEN uOl Of the best insurance
men ia the United States; I mean the
best, not the middle man. but the best and
largest writers in the Country. I can guar
antse TO these men $40. On per year anG a
contract that cannot be surpassed. now do
not answer this advertisement unless YOU
are capable. r YOU so. address, with
fulI particulars, which will be held strictly
confidential FRANK A. THOMPSON,
lib North American Building. Phila
delphia.
wANTED-A NUMBER OF MECHANi-
CAL DEeAFTSMENs THOSE WITH
PARATUS. GENERATORS OR MOTORS
PhEF ERRED. ONLY FIRST CLASS
MIN NEED APRk1- ADDEESS. CHIEF
CRAFTSMAN. WESTINGHOUSE ELGC-
TRIO & MANUFACTURING CO., EAST
PlTTSBURG. PA. (P. q. BOX GID.
WANTED.-First class man to put up
tiavoring extracts and understands Hqueur
business. must understand packing glass
goods WHOLESALE GROCERY. 314
Greenwich st.
YOUNG MAN. age IS TO 20 years. residing
In this city. wanted in a bank Address,
G. B. c.. Box &c Tribune Office
OPERATOR - EXPERIENCED
OPERATOR WANTED FOR
DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT.
MUST BE ACCUSTOMED TO
FIRST CLASS WORK. SINGER
POWER MACHINE USED. AP-
PLY 9TH FLOOR. JAMES Nc
CREERY & CO. DID STREET.
CHAMBERMAID:.. nurses. cooks. wait
resses. laundresses. kitcheumaids house
workers. couples useful men. at once. hign
wages. Mrs COLLIER'S- I'D West 2Sd 81.
HOCSEwORK.-Nice German girl wanted
for general housswOrk. 5e5 9th ave, near
42d st
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
DON'T Forget Specials i'm

LINENS, SHEETS, MUSLINS, CURTAINS,
TOWELS, PILLOW CASES. TICKINGS. RUGS,
SUMMER BLANKETS, SPREADS aad COMFORTABLES
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
RESTAURANTS.
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
MAKE BIG MONEY FAST selling the of
ucial story Of the Destruction OF san
Francisco " Our authors. TrumbuII White
ana Richard LinthicUm. guarantee au-
thenticity. Nearly 500 large pages. Dozens
OF photographs. Retail 81 80. $40 90 70
VIII outsell any book ever published Every
body interested OIrhr free. Send 10 cents
Tor postage to-day. Best terms to agents.
Credit given Freight paid Take orders
while waiting for outfit. MONARCH BOOK
COMPANY. phiadelphia. Penn
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25

Quick Sellers
in Dress Goods
42-inch aI-wocl Nuns veiIings--
Rose Reseda GRAY. Cream.
Alice Blue and - other shades
also bIack-value 70 -.--...-.. ...-... %
Wool cream storm Serges-52 inch
81 fashionable for seashore- mountain
and city wear-extra value .---.-- .9S
Fine Tailor Suitings-
SO inch-newest stripes. checks and
plaids-esewhere 81 % ---.-.--...- .SS
SILK finish Henriettas-3S fnch-aT wool |
cream. black and leading shades .49 /
"A inch French PopIins-round
firm cord-wtn not sltp-al the
desirable shades, also black
value 81 *. ------.-- ------- 20 /
44-inch Imported Black Chiffon voHss-
close. even weave-value S13s- .9S [
Lovely LaceS
For Every Purpose
Every desirable kind for every
sort of dress or trimming purpose. (
for every fabric-silk. wool. linen. I,
cOttOn-from daintiest, filmieSt Val. |
or Mechlin 10 the heaviest that
fashion demands
Point de Paris and fancy laces-
edges and insertings-newest patterns
. 70 : inch-value 2 --.--.-..----- = /
a. 70 g inch-value -15.-------..... = /
Val Lace Edges and Insertings-
all desirable widths-t2 ward pieces
value 80 --- 20 value Sd ~ .
value a.. 80 value .ss- -.... 90 /
Net Top Laces-White and Cream
Edges Of Japanese. Baby Irish,
Cluny OF Point VeniTe-
10 .25 SO 40 SO .9S to 2. 40 |
Point veniss and Baby Irish Laces-
White and cream 2 70 inch
The prsttisst patterns Of the season
% 50 - 80 to .9S I
Gallons Point Veulse and Batiste
White Cream ard Ecru-Separa
10 .25 80 .49 80 70 .9S I
Bandines Oriental Point venise Baby
Irish. Japanese. etc--w White and
49 25 SO ~ 80 ~ I 40
Iaca Nets-Point Nenisa BABY Irish.
Oriental japanese ana Val
White. cream and Ecru--for Jokes. half
sleeves waists entire gowns and
millinery SO 40 80 .9S 70 &. %
Eiack Fig'd Nets-al silk-s5 inch
value -As. -----..---- .sOSf
RlaoL Point venise Lace Nets
an the 1908 p-trerns-value 81. AZ rs
psrasol Covers for Baby Carriages
lace and ribbon trimmed I 40 70 3 90 Z
Exclusive Styles
II
window Shades
The merest mention Of these is
made because a full description Of
ali would take too much space, and
even then would not give idea OF
their beauty that a visit Will.
II YOU. are thinking Of shades be
sure 10 come here.
Pretty White Holland Shades
patrty Linen Bullion FrirEe-7 f.
or StenciIled Rosebud Lace Dado--
looks Ike real lace -----.-..--.. 80
White Holland stencilled
medallion centre-a beauty. -.-...- 90 +
White and Ecru HlIland-go.d s,encilled.
Fleur do Lis-or Torch design. .--- 80
With Stencilled Panel Lace and
T}ord-r-Pew design. -.--.------- 10
With Gold Cirecian Key Corner and
Band-~our own design -.---. --.- 80
Arabian Holland Fine Arab Lace
Edge and Inserting 20 match
a rare thing IN window shades 80 j
L.onsdale Holland shades-White and
EcrFl-Tsssel and Rail Linen Frinses-
a high class shade-Worth 81 so. IS
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
Bureau Sca-1S, ShanS,
Centre Pieces, Itc.

OSltIe EleceS, &c.
An imposing assortment OF Hand
made French Renaissance and ele-
CANT CMny Lace in rich and strik-
ing designs.
Ciuny Bureau Scarfs-
20x54 linen Ceurre-deep lace
border and corners --.-- 3. 9S 20 9 9S
CIuny Centre Tleces-24 TO 80 inch
linen centre--6 TO 10 inch lace
border ..--..--- --...--.-- 2. % to 6. .GS
Auover Renaissance Scars
rica designs-31x54 inch .-..-..-.2 10
Renaissance Centre Pieces-linsn centre.
Is and "a inch 20 inch
lace special -.--...-.....--. 40
These goods a-e really worth double
S'iil Finer Renaissance 20 8 9S
fine Linen scarts ard Pillow sham.
nemstttch hen-3 rows elaborate
drawn work
sosIgs snenls 49, s&,,''--' were 81 90. I -
Superb Linen scarfs-alrnos- entirely
~ drawn work--20 20x5f inch ..-....S %
Shams-same -sOzaO inch. 2 81
Great variety A. intermediate prices.
Scarfs and Shams IN Applique and
Tamhour work on net. lawn
muslin or plain and dotted Swiss
attractive designs. ...- 50 70 I 10
Round and square Doylies-
al sizes-variOus STYLES ....S = % ~
Moth PreyertatiyeS
An ounce of prevention is worth a noun.
of cure 90
BASENENT-NEW BUILDING.
Camphorated Fiakes-pound. .... -
Chinese Tn Ns-bcx % 20 squares .f5
Oriental CRYSTALS ------.-------. Ia
Camphor Tar Bails-fuH pound . z
Packing Csmphor--Pound. ...-.. -
White Dress Linens
Heavy ard light weight ror
Lingerie Waists. Dresses or suits
5Q-cent quality --.-.--....-.-.... 3y
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James McCreery g. Co.

Infants
Quitting Dept.
Second Floor
one piece Russian Suits for
girls. Made of plain, cOIOred
or novelty gingham or white
fabrics.
Sizes 1 q to 6 years.
1.25, Las
and 1.15
Boys Bloomer Suits. Made of
white or cOlOred washable ma
terials. Sizes 2 to 6 years.
1.45, 1.15
and 200
Twenty-third Street.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
LOST.
TYPEWRITiSG.

ANOTHER exceptionally hne lot or liefI-
ington typewritsrs. Sl2-Sl4; All slarah-
teed perfect Room 10. - warren 81
TYPEWRITERS.-Re $40 Gran
dau IS. DenanOr- Nost or Hammond
$3.50. Expert repairing GAY. IL west
l25th 81.
TYPEwRITERS makes sold. rented
repaired exchanged. reliable service
GORMAN. 30 Nassau 81. Telephone 2Iso-
COrtiandt
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
ALDERMEN LOSE AGAIN.
CAN'T GIVE FRANCHISES
Cart Of appeals SustQins Act of
Legislature.

Albany. April 24-The Court Of Appeals sus-
,aued today the act OF the last Legislature TAX
.,- fror, the Board Of Aldermen Of New York
civ the power 10 grant public franchises and
-s,,ssng II in the Board OF Estimate and An
,,~tiorment The decision is handed down in
,se case OF wilcox. appellant. agt Mayor Nc
,ge1an and Petit, appellant. agt Mayor Nc
Ciell8n.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25

.n~ties ADVERTISE 10 have rooms enteIc1 ~
1he Iribnns's Directory OF Desirable koo,ns
ior pe-iod Of fourteen Gays. Write Tor
circular.
Full information concerning these rooms
nsy be had. free og charge. at the Ip,ONin
011ee OF The New-York Tribune. l.So'
h'aaa~ay. between Goth snS s'th SIS
Il MADISON AVE-Large rooms: families
or gentlemen. with board, single rooms
references
2oTH ST. 40 wEsT-with board; hand
some room; house and appointments first
class; references exchanged
1s7 MADISON AVE. 34TH sT.-Attractive.
clean rooms; perfect co oltItns, dainty ser
wee Location is IDEAL
IsT MADISON AVE. Bath sr.-Attrsctive.
clean rooms; perfect cooking; dainty ser
FURNISHED RouMs TO LET.
siagl- insertions cents per line. sixteen
words. seven times consecUtively. 81. which
snuIles advertiser 70 have rooms snterSo
fo4 circular
Full Information concerrInr these rooms
daN ts had. free of charge. at the Up.oMn
Smce OF The New-York Trloane. i'""S
broadway. between S6th ana SISh sts-
BEAUTIFUL FRONT ROOM: also side
room. Nvst class apartment: elevator
telephone: meals furnished same house
Mrs. s. 529 Wess 111th 81.
SSI WEST 45rH Large bright back parlor;
all cOnveniences; house quiet, honelke'
terms reasonable; neiGhborhood Sooo-
1i6TH ST. so EAsT.-Front and back par
lor, nicely furnished: one or two GENE
men; moderate: breakfast optional EHR-
HORN.
12TyH ST. NEAI, 9Th AVE Large room.
hot and cold running watss. extra closet
d. W, 153 9th ave.
BOTH ST, 43 wEsT.-Gentlemen onE:
large rooms. running water near bath'
breakfast; telephone references
FURNISHED ROOMS to gentlemen only;
very attractive. hot and cold water; tele-
phone in house. 20 Irving Place
l26TH ST. I45 wEsT.-Large. nicely fur
nished room, with dressing room; running
water private family; gentlemen fhohe
6Oel W-Morningside.
10 EAST 43D sT.-Largs handsome
rcomi parlor dining room. reference
formerly 65 Park ave.
49TH ST. 10 WEsT.-Co Comfortable rooms;
also back parlOr; suitable coctoT or
bachelor; SS up
122D ST. 5l1 WEST (dorningside Heightsl-
Elevator apartment. with telephone;
meals obtainable same house; one small or
one larger room. So. SAUNDERS.
list ST. JOB WE-ST-Large front room;
running water; Telephone; gentlemen.
NICELY furnished bedroom. adjoining hath.
So per week MOCK. 2O1 WeSl iUlst st.
BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED.
- ------------~--- -------------->---
YOUNG LADY, employed wants board
with refined private family; state terms
O. C.. Box A. Tribune Office.
UNFURSISHED ROOMS TO LET
23D ST. 20 EAST Opposite Madison Square
PariO.-SdiJe. two rooms ana bathroom;
references.
BILLIARD AND POOL TEBLEs.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
BOARD AND I:ooMs.

single insertions 5 cents per line. sixteen
NOres seven tin=s cousecuIfveiy. Ell wnicsl
sntltiss ADVERTISE 10 have looms entered N
ire Tribun-'s Directory OF Desirable tsootns
Lor pe-iod Cr fourteen days write ioa
circular.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS

. Is 20 -. II. 81 ~ Street.
" - l." To- L. s 20 FL 30 .,
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
UNrURSIsHED ROOMS TO LET
BILLIARD AND POOL TEBLEs.

MANUFACTURER OF billiard and pool
tables; high grade bowling alley build
e-s: loves prices. MARX BROS. % Unioa
Square
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
Exclusive Styles
window Shades

The merest mention Of these is
made because a full description of
ali would take too much space. and
even then would not give idea OF
their beauty that visit will.
If YOU are thinking OF shades be
sure 10 come here.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
Lovely LGceS
For Every Purpose

Every desirable kind for every
sort of dress or trimming purpose.
for every fabric-silk. wool. linen.
cOttOn-from daintiest, filmiest Val
or MechIin 10 the heaviest that
fashion demands
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
Now for a Stir i'm Notions

EACH SALE WE HAVE ADvERTIsEs THE NEXT
These Parallel Pricc Columns
Tell How Wen Sell
For Next Two Days
NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
70: SALE.

CAPPFNTERS buuGers. any one altering
or rebuilding Have large stock Cf doors,
uartitions. etc 2 second hand. sell cheap.
FINN BROS. y Centre -.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25

Fun Information concerning these rooms
rsy be had free os cbarxe at the Uptown
011ce Of The New-YoTk Tribune. l'So'
Er0aCuay be.u 2Tfh SITS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-17
BIBLIOTECA DE sLA DEMOCRACIA

pnolei deban posee una poente Loo pudese
Or deade montaa de Saboya Pero erroearr
odi parse stdpdo haba segurdd puede der
chas necedads impunemene En- las hasa
prendera M expca por que los franc hemos sire.
vldoa procmarnos pueblo de tsento que TERRA
Llegaron SaiLt Germain y Ak tuvieron que tomar
camlno vecna para del ito de las seoras de Vemont.
30 emprndlo Marcia gremente Uno de los 6venes tuos
90 apesur6 oecere ell baz0 Leonna otro apoder6 del
coqueta Las mujeres los hombres moda debiar
ralmente andar ell camno iunos garse otros
odo Ola La muer vlrtuo colg6 del de mArido,
mur rlca tuvo contenarse Las stencones del bro
mR I'll vie]o eegante rr6 busca de 10 ioven geU e
meroo dc que vieja ible canine Pero
hacla mai t.na seme) tmor mo estaba a Hector
encArg.do de odos los buta 81 lin cos de gropos
otros drgendo todos prguntas dscretas e seGor
de Vremont cerraba msrch conaosndos 10 precpdo de 10
cmlnata con idea de aquel psseo sbra apetto
AL l6an por 10 mt mana; cuando lego Il noche TODD
ha6 experlmentado cambo radical Los Aegres prop6sos
oelemuezo o lngenoios Academies del bosque; ss
equVoccone fvorabes las lca uegos
nocentes las i1dcrecones Vouna los susos nadol os
conclabuloa pretestados los xperadoI mil
uomN oldes pacere qle CONT uyen enca girt
pese ha6An modcido snguarmente odCE los papeei LIS
muIere ala moda hIbian perdido h broma dos dn-
uos loVenel Estos dGnd haban amorzAdo muy bien
ncanoo de sus amorea eegantes fctcio haban dado
seduc por sentmento positvo 10 oven hsb acApa
aoo e ma guapo 10 mujer RIGA hAba apoderado del
heclo Los cusro ban Ia clbezA del cortelo regrer Paris
Sc relAn carcaada La ioven spercb6 de que haba
perddo relol en- el bcaque sin embargo. exclam6
Que importA9
Iodos encontraron Ia frsae opoftuna
mujer vrtuoA psrecia ftdiads Mombrada, levaba
su ho dc mano acerando e paso; veio eegane e bro
miaa % oompadr seguian rendo miSteo comuncAn-
ooaeans ohsevacones III sefor Vremont daba e braSo h
Nssnub pOFQus OOnAha cen ellie para andI poVutO poco
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-17
tVENC1DOl

ID vez que % bun de penas como procuran consos Con
qu9 tenc6n escuehan Sentmenss con6denc us ao
eonfesones Como las cuda Como se sinpstxa con
elias Como soCiedad que oG 1stts;a les dicen
del nfe les ha comprendido demsado Como 90 Jas con-
suela de ID degrac de amadas de solo, hscSndos
yer que anadss por todos
Despues de arga dEcusi6n qued6 al fin arrexl.ds Ia
ga campeatr promsendo sgradabma poque reuna os
ngredente de que compone b1no verdadero ds de
po HAba dos mujeres moda no vaIes: una se6
pertenecente S0sssad muy saschS de qua
h Sdmiesen est dos 6venes fauoa pero soporAe uno
muy broma acomp6ado compadre hermsno esnte
resado sobre quen caan todos los dele doao una mur
vtuo para dar crta h0neStddd todas c9ss IN pHo de-
dz afo ben eucado ho de mujer virtuoss pra oue air.
vea sensible; nSsemancipada pccos msrdos
nng6n perro
Durane e trayecto de Paris Saint Germain tod.s las
veras mosrAron temeosasy ciero novcas Solo
h ngesa parcels curdR esas bromas Las yentas
nconvenientes del ferccarr ueron natuamene ell punto
ron e horror del los hombres ovdaron de
repcar este senmento dos tres fraes de gusto "a
hay coumhre de decr sempre por alk LG vs
sensible DIR aqueo apresur6 decr que por 90 ppe no 90
atreverfa vsar solA rrocrr con gntes deconcids
por os pegos que pods Todos procurGron ea con
este TENOR melo ests uEi6n quejaron del NAL
olor que dpide e humo usaron del bdo de IL
ocomoto Aque go ecord6 hRce POGO vIismos con
eor muy grueso preciaba de ssbero tod no 10
expcaba ben NAL cuanos le escuchaban Era aa Laaa
visjGndo On ferroclrril
-sDe d6nde provienen esCs gritosl preguntabs uDo
Son los gritoI de los conducoreS que s hscen s6sles
replied apreuradsmente e admirable Juan LGnl TGmbea u
deran elgr enguae agradab Tene mucho parecdo
grto de los aduAneroe epda0S S creanme uedel
comunicsn las 6rdenes las montih de SaJoa
81 Guto Quien le daban aQuea expcaci6n no pareci6
onbrado e poruus nOSseS ocurr6 que loo adunsOs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-17

1oros.
Uao amarillo diez srrobas, uro
iAdio de catorce srrobss.
N0Wllas.
Uas regra oarabuca de cho AFRO.
bas, una india rabiblanca eArabuea
do oeho arrobss.
1srneros.
Uno h >seo bragsdo de seis AFRO.
bss. uno hosco negro de cuatro AFRO
bas, uno amarillo de auatro Arrobas,
1ernsras.
Uoa hosea amarills do cuatre
arrobas, una iudis brsgsda de cuatrs
srrobas, una hosea hragsda de cua
tro arrobas, uAs hosea dc tres ARE
bss, una amarilla de cua,ro arrobas
Bcssrros.
Uno amarillo de an sEo.
Ono indio luesro do siets dias.
Uno indio de un mes.
Uno amarillo de un mes.
Uuo hosco indie do w aHo.
Unn amarillo de un sfo.