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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-17
Personal MENTION

T. NJ. Hanger came down from Day.
ton yesterday.
JEFF Daggett of Dixie, spent yester-
day in the city.
NJ. D. Parks Of Pendleton, is regis
tered at the Dacres.
]. Christensen of Clyde, was a visi-
tor in the city yesterday.
D. B. Stone, a Gardena farmer, Is
in the city on business today.
Miss Sophia Mattison Of Starbuck,
spent yesterday visiting relatives In
this city.
Walter A. Goss of Portland, tennis
champion of Oregon, is registered at
the Dacres.
Ralph Mallow, of Prescott, a former
Whitman student, is visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Malloy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Wiseman an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Martha Estella, to Lloyd Clark
Smails
James Houtchens, an insurance
ms Of Noff Shp CT 4cRA a.
on his way to Oregon on a business
trip.
]. H. Morrow, chairman Of the
county commissioners, came down
yesterday from Waitsburg to attend
the meeting of the board today.
Harry Robinson, who is a senior in
the University of Michigan left this
afternoon for Ann Arbor to resume
his studies at that institution.
The advance guards of the visiting
undertakers, arrived in the city yes
terday. Among them were l.. F. Teal
of Spokane, F. E. Morgan of Chicago,
David c. Bates of Olympia, p. K.
Parkhurst of Portland, r. V. Hanna
of Chicago.
William G. Coleman left this af-
ternOon for Ann Arbor to resume mis-
! ctn in no 10 rfn Of hn
University of Michigan. He will spend
a few days en- route visiting his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Cooker
ly, at ST. Louis.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-17
END OF LIFE ROMANCE.
Young Italian Bride Contracts Disease
on Her Wedding Trip,

Amelia Pesciallo, wife of G. B. Pes
ciallo, an Italian citizen of Milton,
died this morning at o'clock at st.
Mary's hospital of tuberculosis. Mrs.
Pesciallo, who is II years of age, has
been at the hospital since July g.
The body was taken to Pickard &
Hennessey's chapel and the funeral
will probably take place from the
Catholic church at 8 o'clock tomorrow
The deceased was an inhabitant of
this county less than a year. Pescial-
10 met and loved her before he came
to this country several years ago and
they became betrothed. After getting
a start in the land of liberty the
lover made up his mind to bring his
sweetheart to Washington and last
December went back to Italy to get
her.
They were married but the young
bride, while coming across the At
lantic. took a bad cold which de-
veloped into consumption.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-17
Monarch Mallable Ranges

The purchase price of a range does
not determine whether it is cheap or
dear. The question of economy in pur-
chasing a range is determined by the
amount of fuel required to operate it
during the time it will be used and
the cost of repair. The construction of
the Monarch Range makes it economi-
cal in the use Of fuel, as is shown In
the following reasons:
First-The top, in the thickness re-
ouired when made of malleable iron,
heats more readily. Second-The
seams and joints made tight with
malleable frames prevent the admis-
sion of air from the outside into the
flues except through the firebox. Third
The oven bakes properly with the
same fire that is used in doing other
work. Fourth-The arrangements for
water heating in all forms is such that
there is no interference with the opera
tion of the range for other purposes.
Tho use of malleable iron makes the
Monarch a range that will not crack,
warp. break or open up in the seams.
Consequently there is no increase dur
inc the life of the range In the amount
of fuel required. The amount or fuei
necessary the first year determines the
amount it will use any other year.
Come in and let US show you the Non
arch.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-17
AN EXCEPTIONAL BAR
GAIN IN WHEAT LAND.

We want to sell at once. $50 acres of
wheat land only miles to two sta
tions, about 700 acres is in summer
fallow and 200 acres in stubble. Plen-
ty of water on farm, and school is
close. Will sell all or part of place.
Price only SIG, 100000 Mortgaged for
s14,OO0.00 on 9 years time. See or
address ]. A. Baxter, 2712 w. Main
ST., City. 1875
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-17

CIR eat Western Heaters

These cool days make one want to set up
their heating stove. Perhaps set up a
little early in the season will prevent sick
ness so often caused by this COOL damp
weather. For this reason we have placed
our floors fine line of heaters and want
you to come in and see them so that
when you do decide to buy you will know
what you want and where to get 1t.
We nave lately received full carload OF
Great Western Heaters, the same line we
have handled for several seasons, which in
cludes just the heater you want. The Great
Western Air Tight exactly like illustration,
has nickel and Gilt urn, nickel swing top,
nickel steel top ring, nickel screw damper,
foot rail, ornate nickel rail brackets, and
nickel door handles.
A heavy sunk cast bottom makes a durable
fire chamber, and a low cast lining above
this protects the body from direct contact
with the incandescent fuel. The body of
the stove is of heavy polished steel fastened
with an air tight joint to the cast top and
base. The ornamental cast front has door
opening 10x12 inches, and is provided with
a hot blast valve which conducts the draft
to the line of the ash door and facilitates
combustion. The ornamental top swings off
and discloses top fuel opening 10 1-2 inches
in diameter which has a fiat cover, adapted
for heating tea kettle Of other vessel
Prices according to sizel
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

F. w. Bundy Of Susanville, was OPP
Grated on this morning at the Walla
Walla hospital.
A. Baden of this city was operated
on yesterday at the Walla Walla hos
pital, and is progressing nicely today.
r. V. Hanna, a travelling salesman,
whose home is in West Chester, Ohio.
came to the Walla Walla hospital
yesterday for medical treatment.
A baby girl was born to the wife
of Arthur A. Springer at 40 West AL
der street on Saturday. Weight 61s
pounds.
Final account in the estate of Ed
gar Hallenbeck was filed in the SUI
perior court today by E. d. Mattinson,
administrator.
Norman Elliott, secretary at the
Walla Walla hospital, returned last
night from Baker City where he has
been spending his vacation, visiting
with relatives.
The annual harvest festival sale Of
the Salvation army will be held to-
night at the army barracks in West
Alder street. The army officials re-
quest that all donations of fruit, veg
etables and flowers for the sale be
left at headquarters.
County Surveyor l.. w. Loehr has
returned from inspecting the site of
the new steel bridge at Hesseltine
crossing. He says that the material
is all on the ground and work will be-
gin briskly at once. The cement will
be laid this week and the pile-driver
is expected about Wednesday,.
The state board of control, Satur-
day, awarded to w. b. Glafke & Co,
contract for furnishing sugar to the
various state institutions in eastern
Washington. Bids for furnishing sup
plies to the state were opened at
Olympia, Saturday and the work of
checking the bids and comparing
samples will probably take week,
when contracts will be awarded.
Attended by many friends of the
sorrowing parents, the funeral of lit
tie Mollie Schoesler, scalded to death
in bathtub Of boiling water, Friday,
occurred from the German Lutheran
church at 2:3O o'clock yesterday after
noon. The services were conducted
by Rev. LANCE Interment was in the
city cemetery.
, In charge Of several travelling
guards, Is convicts from the state pen
itentiary selected to work on the
county roads of Lewis county left
over the w. & c. r. Saturday night
for Chehalis. The experiment Of en-
ploying convict labor on county roads
is being closely watched by the state
authorities. In event the experiment
proves a success convict camps will
be established in various parts of the
state.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-17
CARPET Announcement

We to assembled the
could
mills constant aim is to expand Our
Selections
to pleasing feel that offer
Rugs that will compare favor
Eastern cities We carry IN STOCK
Tapestry Brussels In all grades
Carpet Department will convince that
Come In and let
will find if opportunity Is given
offered by 1ar
greater elsewhere
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-17
Billiard Exhibition.

At Lutcher Bros. Billiard hall on
opening night Wednesday, Sept. IL,
there will be a match game Of bill
lizards between Simpson, the we'll
known Spokane expert and the local
champion AL Coyle.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-17
Furniture Announcement

attention
have recently galleries
thereby
splendid which
furniture. A
through Department
things walk comfortably
and An entirely lighting
Comfortable everywhere
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-17
DEWEY'S FRIEND DIES.
British Commander, Who Aided in
Manila Bay, is Dead.

GIBRALTAR, Sept. 17.-Rear Ad-
miral Sir Edward Chichester, COM
manding the British squadron at Ma
Mia during the Spanish-American
war. who gave moral support to
Dewey against Germany at the crit
ical point, died this morning with
pneumonia after a short illness.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-17

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-THE
carpenters' demands for IS per day
was granted by their employers this
morning and a serious strike was
averted.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-17

Have you been in our cart Room"
lately If not there is surprise in
store for you as we have recently re-
ceived numerous additions in stock
which we want you to see. If you are
in doubt what to get for a wedding
or birthday gift visit to our art
Room will relieve your mind for you
will be sure to find what you want.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-17
TO LATE TO CLASSIFY,

THE BEE HIVE LODGING HOUSE
nished. Rooms by the week or
month. Mrs. Susie Vernon, Prop.
1874
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-17

OR so HEAD OF
stock to pasture, at Gardena. AL
falfa pasture. D. B. Stone. 1877
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-17

Opening night at Lutcher Bros.
Billiard hall Wednesday evening. Sept.
10. Exhibition games will be played.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-17
LOST.

ELK TOOTH CUFF BUTTON,
Branded J. E. w. IS reward. Return
"B" Statesman Office. 136
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-09-17
New Artistic Draperies

Right now after the summer
heat and aust is gone is the time
to put up your Draperies and
Curtains for the winter season.
We are quite proud of our Dra-
perry Section in our Carpet De-
partment and we know you will
also be enthusiastic over our
showing if you will come in and
see our stock.
If you are contemplating fix
ing a "cozy corner" this winter
we know our experienced sales
men could give you some valu-
able suggestions. Or if in need
of any Lace Curtains, Portieres
or any other drapery stuff you
will find our stock complete.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-08-30
Ia cLASE OBRERA.

Todavia hay hombres que cul
tivan todos los afIos la TERRA,
sin que hayan podido adquirirla
todavia hay hombres que labran
ricas obras de arte, sin que ja.
mas puedan hacerse de ninguna
de las que salieron de sus manos ;
tonavia hay hombres que des
puts de una larga vida de sacri.
ticios y trabajo. tienen por con.
suelo de vejez el hospicio; toda
cfa hay muchos hombres que no
disponiendo del iornal para ell
sustento suyo y de gu familia, Sc
ven frecuentemente arrojados dol
taller por la crisis economical v
aun por simples caprichos do ia
moda.
Estos males necesitan remedio.
Locuras dc .as locuras es Greer
que so 10 puede cortar repentina
mente y llevar las classes jornale'
ras oil estado dc seguridad que
justamerte desean.
LUIS SpCiooduSS uO bDn el nl6TEC
fundido, que pueden tomar Ia
forma del molde en- que el forja
dor 10 arroje, oponen. por oil con
trerio una una vigorosa resisten.
cia & todo genero dc reformas
sociales.
Bueno es que tengan sus idea
leg las classes jornaleras. y aspi
rem q realizarlos con la vehemen
cia del que sufre, pero han de
tener on cuenta que no es possible
realizsrlos sino por una serie dc
etapas y progresses.
Procurar mostrar 4 esas classes
trabajadoras ell camino quo de-
ben seguii para su emancipation,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-08-30
I'm TELEGRAPH Sin HiIOs
.SUBTERRANEO
EUROPA \ AMERICA CONT.
NlCANDOSE N FOR MEDIC
DEL ATLANTICO,

|I1t,ASDoseT Stclegraru srn mr.
los tai como hoy 10 conoce.
q mos, parecfa ser 10 mas per
fecto que en- este terreno no
dia hacerse. aparece un inventor
que asegura haber ideado IN sis,
tema telegraficO muy superior 4
hquel. Sc trata tambiGn do un
telegrafo sin hilos, pero no az.
REQ slno subterraneo. Las ante-
mas colocadas en- el fondo do oro
tundos pozos abierto5 en- cada es:
taclon. y Ia Transmission entera.
mente per debajo de TERRA. co.
municando, ademas, cada antena
con su cstaci6n. situada sobre In
hoca del .pozo, por medic de
aIambres de cobre.
El inventor dc este sistema os
un ecleslastico, cl j. Jose Muir.
gas, de WIEkcsbarre (Estnios
Unidos.) Hace algtin tiemno in
troduJo ia una modification en-
el sistema dc Marconi, sustitu.
yendo el aifabeto de signos por
an alfebeto de sonidos musicn.
les; cada uno de estos snnidos tic
ne su Specification. Y ud aparato
especial va traduciendolos en- la.
tras y patabras q medida uue los
va rccibiendo. Por este proce.
dlmionto, Ia traducci6n del tale.
grama es unas ocho yrcos mas RI
p!da que 81 SO usa ei sistema Nor
SO Q cualquier otro analogo.
El TELEGRAPH subterraneo inven
tado por el p. Murgas tiene tam.
bien 81 mismo alfabeto de soni.
dos Despu6s de repetidos expe
rimentos, todos iguulmente salts
lactorios, cl inventor ha solicita
40 Ia patente. y SO espera que
dentro de poCas semanas comen.
cara & fuucionar una lfnea tele
gratica de este gGnero entire vii.
kesnarre y otra poblnci6u, Scrau
ton d'stante de Ia primera treinta
y seis ltilometros.
81 el invento do resuItados
PRACTICES. una compaTia SO pro.
pone adquirirlo para poner en-
N~''' S"'1NS'oh - shIIlDTitn con ~ IL :.
ropa. La transmission SO veriC
cara por debajo del fonuo del
AtlantIco, y por consiguiente.
habra q practicaren ambos extre
mos do la Inca. Zen Londres en-
New York), dos pozos dc cuatIo
mil metros dc profundidad. oue
interiormento deberan ir rovestj.
dosde hormig6n, para impedirla :
la humedad ataque q los ALAN
bres de cobre que han do enlnzar
cada antena con su respoctiva es
tacion. Teniendo on cuenta ouc
recientemente SO ha alberto Ell
Alemania un p0Ho de mil duinicn
tos metros sin grandes dificulta
des. el p. Murgas creo que tam
POGO las habrd al practicar los
dos pozos quo requioro esta Inca
subatIantica. Iiu cuanto al costo
total do la obra, no pesara, so
gun los caiculos del Inventor. do
cnarenta y ocho mil pesos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-08-30

y hacedles sobrc todo YER cudu
erradas andan. abuIdouandn ai
terreno polilico.
Ensenadles como Sc hic;aror
duehas y scfloras do la sociedad
las classes medius. Lucharon nor
cohqulstar ell poder Y para con
seSulrlo no Vacilarou en- esori.
mir sus armas contra "a monnr.
qufa y 10 nobleza.
Va que hubieron conouistodo
el poder. decretaron IL desvincu.
lacion de las tierras Que los m.
bles poseian, haciGndose nor ps
te medic propietarios 4 fin de nue
nunca pudieran volvcr & caer bn.
20 el yuSo de la aristocracia, ST
hubleran huido del terreno nolf.
tico Gserian hoy las classes domi.
nantes?
Los jornaleros, por la Austen.
clon politica, no han de conse.
guir 10 que prctenden.
j. Pr Y Margall.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-08-30

decir q su pueblo: compatriotas
vosotros me elevaisteis gustosos
al mas alto puesto de mi patria.
para procurar gu engraudeci.
miento; 20 he seryido gustoso, y
he hecho cuanto ha estado enca.
minado & seryiela. como buen
cubano. No creeis hoy, cuba.
nos, que soy digno de seguir
rigiendo los destinos mi pats, con
gusto abdico del mando con que
10 confianSa do algunos de mis-
coneiudadanos me han honrado
de nuevo, porque So que q la
volnntad de la mayoria del pue.
bio cubano, es q qnien debo obe
decor en- le dolorosa situacion
que nos aflije,"
sTendr& el Presidente Palma
10 heroicidRd para proceder asf?
Volvera otra veg hacer ell ciuda.
dano humilde, y domocrdtico, evi
tanao con su abdicacicn del man.
do. derramaniento do sangre y
quiza To- complata p9r6ida de su
PaisH Els dificil asegurarlo: 81
es un hombre fuerLe y patricia.
depende de 81 salvar la autono
! mia de Cuba; 81 as un hombre
perverso 8 debil lIevan los cuba
nos oil gran peligro do perderla
por siempre.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-08-30

Hay un l!mitc Ia fuerza dc Cada
pr -'ona p0r 10 que lace al peso que
ca,.a quien puede llevar. 81 aIguno
intenta lcvantar 8 llevar mas dc 10 que
es CaPaz, el reSultado Ell la mayor par
te de lUs cases sera un fracaso 4 mas
de que sc pucdc lastimar. I'd. nopue-
de tener su fuerza cOmpleta 81 tiene
des1rdencS y Intermediates dc los Or.
ganos de su cuerpo. El Higado los
Rihones son los 6rgan0s mas impOr,
tanteS 81 no cStan sanos I'd. no pue
de espcrar los mejores resultados de su
trabajo.
FL Balsamo para el Ufgado y los ri.
fiOnes del Or. j. II. Mclean iDr. j. II
McLean's Liver & Kidney Balm) es
un remedio SECURE para los desGrdcnes
del IIigado y los ltiIIones. 81 botella.
Dc venta en- la Botica del Leon dc
f. a. Chapa, San Antonio, Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-08-30
REVOLUCION EN- CUBA.

Cuba la preciosa perla de las
Aptillas, la RIGA Cuba, 10 patria
her6ics do Maceo, y Marti; la que
tautas veses ha derramado 81
saugre en- hoDncausto de un ideal,
dol ideal purisimo dc Ia libertad,
Sc halIa envuelta de nuevo on
tremenda guerra fraticida. 81
oIvido en- los hombres, que solo
Ia fortuna ha podido colocarlos
en- los mas altos puestos para
que rijan los destinos dc una ma
ci6n. repito, el olvido ocastona.
do Dor Ell marco del mando, de
que es solo el pueblo clique los
ha eucumbrado, ,depositandoles ell
mos ssgrado de los deberes, oil
dc ,rabajar como el mejor
do los cindadanos y en- union dc
,odos clos, para llegar q const.
tufr una nacionalidad, ESQ olvido
f,,nesto es el que Iona de san
gre 4 los pueblos; y de sangre la
mas iniustamcnte derramada, la
de los individuos quo estan vim.
cnlados por Ia mjsma sangre y
los mis,nOs intereses. Hoy, et
prasiden,c Estrada Palma, on
M tempo el humilde maestro de
ospnT,oI on New York. que vivi6
escasamento con el producto de
sns classes. hoy, repito, ose HON
bro clovado que iuG por sus con
ciudadeuos al mas alto puesto dc
In Nation Cubana, ha perdido,
nruscado por el mando, las vir.
tudes do quo ha5ia dado prueha,
. es motive dc sangrieuta discor'
dia entire su pueblo.
Los hombres dc corazon rectc
no despordician lbs oportunida'
des. para dar prue6as de sus po
siiivos meritos. Palma puede
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-08-30

I, extrayendo la mieI % 4 Panalel
vieios y sncios. III tE ~ meto
do cue quedA es ell d Il plictat
solamente los buend lAIes
derritiendo 10 cerA .Al de ca.
da estaci6n. Siguion Ste sis
tema, la miel del tr6 6pi6 An vez
de figurar como inferi0f. ocupa
ria el primer range enSl SlO1smerca.
dos de Europa.
AlgunAs classes de mlel tropi
cal son, en- realidad, snperio-
res q todo 10 que se produce en-
climas frios, cuyo aserto 90 apo
yam los precios ;que 0btienen,
Cosa muy import8nte Gil la .ex,
portaci6n de Ia niel son Ids bue:
uos envases. Los bArrtles no
han prestado seguridad y son
bastante feos. Estos, sin embar
go, son el receptAculo mas; econ6.
mico. Las latas parecidas 8 las
que Sc en1plean para ell petr0leo,
son ell envase mas aprop6sito qu1,
SO conoce para 10 miel. 90
Ell unico Inconvenience que
presenta es el de su costr, pero
este no es objection y&lids, por.
que la miel vendida an dichos en-
vases siempre nlcanza mejores
precios que la;mfel de barriles, y
este valo ...gIohal esssufciente
q compensar Ell costo de Ia lata.
Hagase saber del pGbl:co,
por todos los medios posihaes, a.
ell ap.cultor tiene de.venta un a
limento que1no hay articIlo que
le supere. En- algunas localida
des acostumbran envasar la miel
en- botellas blancas de cerveza y
en- Ell tr6pico no debe preSentar-
Sc Inconvenience para ell empleo
de elias, cuando SO vende q los
que no quieren pagar por enva
ses mas atr8ctivos.
La cera tiene pronta salida.
Lo importante es producirla tan
limpia que ell comprador no ten.
ga que refinarla. 81 tiene que
hacerlo, siempre pagar& dos cen
tnvos menos por libra. perdida
snsiderable. La cera debe eX
tarse en- bloques cuadrados,
:ueltos en- papel blanco y sin
Impression algunB.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-08-30
Venta de mieI y Cera.

Por 10 regular. la primera pre-.
gunta qua hace el individuo q
ouien Sc le habla de apicultura
es la de Donde podre vender la
miel y la cera? Aigunos supo.
nen Gfticil Ia venta de cualquie.
"a de elias al por mayor. La yer
dad del case es que mas facilmen
to SO dispope de grandes que de
pequef1as cantidades: en- efecto,
no es prudente enviar Europa
pequefios Totes de miel. Cuanto
mayor sea la consignaci6n, tanto
mas les gusta & los importadores
y no hay para que decir que los
traticantes SO preocupan mas de
los grandes Totes que de los Pc
quefios. Otro hecho que convie.
ne recordar es eI de que no to
dos los importadores saben ven.
der miel. Precise es que estos
sepan cuauto deben cobrar por
Ia miel que SO les consigne Y
cuales son las buenas ofertas aue
Sc les hagan. Por tanto, min
gdn apicultor debera consignar
miel q los traticantes europeos
Elm la certidumbre dc a. tales ira
ficantes entienden bien las ventas
Hay comerciantes on Liverpool,
Londres, Amberes, y Hamburgo
que con facilidad salen de cual
quies conslgnacion graude. Conc
cen personalmente & los con. pra
dores y saben 81 deben 6 no ofre
Ger Ia miel al panadero, dulcero.
abacero q al cerveceTo. seg1r
sea el case. En- una palabra, O
Hos tienen oil mercado perfecta.
mente estudiado.
La miel que ganeralmente OBJ
tiene los mejores precios es In dc
color claro, cast incolora, Y sir
ning1n olor extraflo. Por dos
gracia, los apicultores del traftct
hasta la fecha no han sabido pro
tejer su reputation maudando
Europa nnicamente la clase mas
clara de miel.
Hay personas quo Green obs
cura y desagradable por natura
leza la miel de los tr6picos, cua,
do Ia verdad del hecho es Que
bien tnaneiada, esta miel es tar
buene como la europea 8 nortc
americana. Varias consignacio
neD do las Antillas han sobresali
do en- los mercados londonenses
10 que indica las posibilidade.
dol correcto manejo. ST los api
lcultores del tr6pico solo extraye
ran 10 miol do panales limpios
nuevos y blancos, rara vez tropt
zarian con dihcuftades en- In ven
Ia del producto.
a pesar do las repetidas ob
servaciones, hay quienes sIgar
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-08-30
DE Eel TROPICO'

iQu6 allegro y !reSca Ia mafianita
Me agarra el aire por In nariz,
los perroS ladran, un chico grita,
y una muchacha gorda y bonita
Junto Il una Piedra muele maiz.
e On mOzo trae por I'M sendero
Sus herramientaS y su moral,
otro con chanC.as y sin SombrerO
buSca una Yaca con Su ternero,
para orde1arla junto al corral.
Sonriendoa q Yeces & Ia muchacha
que dc la piedra pasa al fog6n,
uu campesino de buena fachaI
CAST en- cuclillas aiill una sshacha
Subre una oTJ1iA dial l1Iull 1Gn -.
Por las colinaS Ia luz Sc pierde
baJo del cielO claro = sin fin,
ALI ell ganado las hojaS ,muerde,
y hay en- los tallos del paste verde
escarabaioS dc orO y carmln
Sonando un cucrnG curvoy SOnOrO
pasa el yaqucrO, y piena luz
vienen las vacas un blanco tor0
con unas manchas color de orc
por los Jarrates y en- el teStuz.
Y In patrona bate que bate
me rcgOCija con Su iluSi0ni
de una gran taxa dc chocolate
que ha de pasarme pOr el gazuate
con las tOstadas cl requcs0n.
RUBEN DARIO.