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4 cAurch1rlan was travelling through
the country with an evangelist At g
village Z meeting was held Al which an
announcement was made that the pro
ceeds Of a collection 70 be taken would
be turned over 10 a missionary fund
n the audience vas man who was
publicly known 10 oppose foreign mis-
slons- and who was also suspected Of
being an agnostic OF The deepest dye.
The churchman IN The course OF the
collection passed this man The box.
The other pushed i away with a sheer
on his face The churchr1an. thrust
ing the box under the fellows nose.
said Here take some-it's for the
heather
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TENDERS FOR BONDS
HQI0IlQ Agricultural COIlDQHI
Limited

Pursuant TO resolution Of the Board
OF Directors Of the Waialua Agricul-
tUraI Company. Limited, duly passed
al q meeting held on January q, 1896.
sealed tenders are hereby invited for
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars $685.
00e.0oJ Of the > per cent. 1920 Gold
BONDS OF the Waialua Agricultural
Company. Limited. TO be issued March
81, 1866. CToral issue $3.50. g0G-09)
Tenders VIII be received at the Office
OF the undersigned Up 20 e o'clock m
on the z1sc Gay Of February. a d.
1906. and may he for the fuL amount
OF Five Hundred Thousand Dollars
tS5o0.9 300 or any part thereof. but
for not less than Fifty Thousand Dol
lars (&56. 09o-00) IN any one tender
Tenders should be addressed 10 w
A. Bowen, Treasurer Of the Waialua
Agricultural Company, Limited. under
cover marked Tender for Waialua
Bonds"
The Waia]ua Agricultural Company.
Limited, does not bind Itself 10 ac-
cept the highest or any tender.
W A BOWEN.
Treasurer waia:za Agricultural Cona-
pany. Ltd.
Honolulu, January "a. 1866. 1871
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MARINE:

The arrival Of TWO ocean liners KEPT
yesterday from being any ways duh
/ along the waterfront
TIE :. : Aorazg5 from the Colonies
via flaming Island. vas -he first 10
arrive. She showed I'D Al 3 H. q
day behind hsr scheduled time The
cal a Faz151g occasioaed he delay
. The o4lial report Of ne trip is as
follows
The AoraneL / .. : Philips com
ma2de-, lei Sydney January =, ia
?. II. arrived 2Ioreton Bay. brisbane
January =. SIS a m embarked pas
ssngers and overland mai. sailed Al
8:47 a n, January >, arrived suva
10 - y n. January =. leaving At 1885
a N On JscZc-- % Reaching Fan
ming Island February fouzE al we'll
discharged cargo and stores, continued
voyage Al 5-z5 ?. II same day Passed
| A1iovgera January 27lh al -S5 \ ~
Weather experienced as follows Bris-
ba1a % SuEa- moderate winds ana
sea. Suva and Fz1nilg Islands xari-
! at-e winds and rainy weather: from
-a=nce moderate trades and clear
The steamer made Al unusually
short stay here getting away fer Vic
-o-ia and Vancouver at noon She
brought SIX passengers for honolulu
and -ook se-4raI away.
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ANNUAL MEETING.
WAIALUA AGRICULTURAL COS-
PANE. LIMITED.

WAIALUA AGRICULTURAL conf
PANE. LIMITED.
The annual meeting Of the waialua
Agricultural Company, Limited. wiz De
held al the Office Of Castle d Cooke.
Limited. II the StanEenwald Building.
Merchant street Honolulu. on Wednes-
day. February 3. 1906 at 10 O'Clock
G. M. for the election Of q Board OK
Directors for The ensuing year; the
reception 81 annual reports. to con-
szaer and act upon q mortgage or deed
OF trust prepared in pursuance OF the
authorization n the company at its
meeting October -. 1865, and rae pro-
ceedIEss q The Board o. Directors IN
connection herewith; 70 authorize the
issuing and sale If BONDS upon terms
recommended by the directors and the
execution II the trust deed or mort
gage 70 secure the same and such
other business as may De brought BE-
fore said meeting.
BY order 3f the Board Of Directors.
&. H ATEERTOE.
Secretary. Waialua Agricultural Com
pauy- Limited
Honolulu. February :, 1896. 1854
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COMPETITION WITH
TIE PANAMA CANAL

You al seem n be asleep IN san
Francisco. said clever young civil
engineer 10 me the other day. He i
2 Californian himself. and has return
e 10 this city from the Isthmus Of
TehIaarerec. u-nere ne has been pro-
fessionaIIv e1ga ged
7 find" said the young engineer.
that not one man here II a thousand
knows what is going on outside this
city 4 lot Of lirtie cheap labor poll
tIcia1s that have come Of the seats
Of bakery wagons and hacks OF from
behind corner grocery counters, are
TOO busy trying 10 graft their corr
stIruan1s on che public payroll lc
think anything else, and even T they
had tia 1iz2e they lack The brains -
DO anything 20 help rh= city Poo
Saa Francisco : in a bad aay for lack
of the rrc--r public spirit ard I-l=
right kind q u7=n u dlrect X
T14a -E.e young engineer colG ne -
/ what they are doing 81 T=1la1-e2ec
5v he sanction Of President D-aZ and
the 1Iex5ca1 government Tie 7vo-a =
u immense Importance 10 san Fran
cisco. Al English company, headed
bx sir Vt1ee-rr9al Pearson. a fs-EouE
LIVERPOOL engineer. has obtained 2
concession for q railroad across the
IstEr7ls for fifty years Several amer
lean zzpacjes had similar concas~
siors. bur accomplished nothing. Sir
1T-1eat7rza Parsons corporation has
r7yf3- ? arr--cEzss railroad across ch-
Ts-hr7us a-z constructed b-ea kzEa-=E-s
~ soff5 ma Sarrg- ard docks on both
sides. capable q receiving ships OF
-F7=~-y--45ve- feet zr-a4ghr- on he EscI-
r. side Of tl- Es-n-zUS an ARA = 11zl=-
u acres OF water has been enclosed
bx solid b-easwa1srs. and there
four thousand feet q dock room have
ss.a- provided. T2a TT1ar~v@s ara f--~1
m with modern Iaoor-saViug equip
r7aurs similar 70 those OF our great
lakes ~ which carEoes can D trans
<z--az from the ships 70 The trains,
and xfea versa. in -wsu-y-fo7zr hours
The warehouses ara -a-s5 bic u storing
2 million tons 81 freight
--Carn1s~z his sudden progress. said
! -ha xof11g Californian engineer. with
s7ar our new state has done \ m
-ra--s- If ha~Ho- improvements Look
~ orr primitive docking facilities a1t7-
fifty years
-Khar * Tie meaning Of al this
.sT- means that The Tehua--e2@c
Railroad VIII compete T-Ic1 IAe F'ai--
ANA Canal. = new stsaE --'a- l-F727F---
- between New yorz Nevv Orleans,
san Franclsco and re Hawaiian Is
rs7ss u5z1 b. z- operation By July -
Kline steamers ara % D. @TlIloEs7- and
-ha r9o1op1zv which the Pacific Aa-.
has enjoyed n rae Pacific side : II
~ broken. -l= rau-e from san Fran
cisco "a Nsv Ta-k b. wzE o ne
TS-H-7zsS If -zs2-,a11e-sc = thousand
niles shorter Khan by Panama IA
va45a- sugar for -ae Eastern markets
v-f77 b carried via Teh1a-1r@E+c oy n
-z-r 777a steamships. and = * hoEr=1
rhar th4 coffee trade Of Central amer
=. VIII also take -,e shorter route -
ma great markets q The Atlantic
~aas- and Europe. The wasp.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed tenders viii be received al the
Office Of the County Clerk County Of
Oahu. until u noon. February 10th.
1895, for the erection and completion
OF a Bandstand and public Toilet eor
AaIa Park
Plans and specifications are on ale
al the Office Of the County Clerk.
The Committee on Roads and Bridges
and Parks reserve the right TO reject
any and al Tenders received.
Certified Check for one Hundred
Dollars mast accompany al Tenders,
payable 20 the Board Of Supervisors
J. LUCAS.
e r ADAMS.
Road Committee.
Honolulu. February I, 1896 1928
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Commissioners Sale OF
Real Estate at Ma
noa Valley, l1ono.
lulu.

Pursuant ID = Decree Of Foreclosure
duly given and made by the Honorable
Alexander Lindsay, Jr-. second Judge
O ne Circuit Court First Circuit. Ter
r1c0ry O Hawai-, a. Char1o e-s. IN
Equity, on me 18Th Gay % January. a
= Is ~ = cause entitled " o.
Smith Trustee tor Mrs Ann LIdgate.
- Mary Jane Montana, a A Mon
ra1o AID Alexander CARVE. Equity
Division No. 15a+, the undersigned
COMMISSIONS. duly appointed by said
decree, VIII sell AZ public auction 70 the
highest and best bidder. subject 10
confirmation o. the court.
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THE FUNDAMENTAL LAW
OF HAWAII CONTAINS:

| The first Constitution If Kane
aamena II, 1910. including the pre-
vlously issued BIZ Of Rights.
. The first laws Of Hawaii, enacted
under kauehameha III. CS5S-16zze,
published together II 1872.
= The law creating and principles
guiding the Land Commission
4 The second Constitution Of ha-
11ehauaaa II. 1852
5. The Constitution OF Kauehareha
:, 1864
s. The Cp~stitution Of Kalakaua
1881.
:. The Proclamation and orders incl
dent 70 7se establishment o. TIE PTiFo-
s1o-al Government, 1888
5. The Constitution q the Rspuon-
y Il wait. 1894
2. The treaty Amazing Hawai- =
TIE United states. 1887.
10 The Resolution OF TIA Hawaiian
Se1Rte rz1Ifv5uE the annexation UrearE
1897.
II The Joint Resolution o. Congress
s-uex57g Hawaii 1898
T. The documents and procedure II
cident 10 the transfer CT the sovereign
II and possession o. Hawaii 70 the
United States 1898: and the executive
orders Of President Mckinley. relating
ID the government Of Hawaii $ssosa
during ma transition pe-toC between
ne date o. annexation and 1ne pas
sage o. che Organic act. 1Sss--s-a.
q Th= Act - Congress crgz-l-zl1f
Hawai- into Z Territory 1906
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Bidders VIII MAKE proposals for de-
livery OF machinery fob. Honolulu
Bi5ders viii state shortest time OF such
delivery after contract is let. The Com
mitcee on Public improvements and
Electric Lights reserves the right 10
reject any or all tenders
One General Electric $50 light one
circait) Constant current series Trans
former So Amperes z2oe volts 90 cycles
with proper quantity Of OH for same
one General Electric $50 light one
circuIt) Constant Current series Trans
former panel switch board cernplece, OF
blue Vermont marble
one sub-base Of blue Vermont marble
with recording wait meter complete
Sealed proposals viii be received az
the Office of the County Clerk. County
OF oahu, until L noon. February 10.
1896. 7s2s
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ANNUAL MEETING.

Pc~AEAwAI COFFEE CO. LTD
Ire regular annual meeting Of ire
stockholders # TIE Pozahaval coffee
Go. Id VII d held a. TIE atzsce q
lis agents W--z- Q Irwin & Co. Ltd.
on Friday. February -. 1855. AZ 8 p n
Z Il WHITNEY.
z---a-zrz-. Pa-a hawai- Coffee Co. Lid
Dated Honolulu, 7 Il February G
-s 20
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On SATURDAY, the 18th
day Of February.
A. .. 1906,

At u O'CLOCK NOON OF SAID DAY
al the front (3Gauka) entrance OF the
! judiciary Building n Honolulu, Island
OF Oahu, Territory % Hawaii. all and
singular, the lands and premises de-
seribed as follows. ro-7gic:
The Lands and premises situate in
Manoa Valley in Honolulu, Territory OF
Hawaii, being a portion Of Royal
Patent (Grant) No. - 70 John Il, and
described as follows:
Beginning at q point on the East side
Of Manoa Road, 1872 feet makai Of west
angle OF Cooper Tract Island Realty
Company and thence running,
South-easterly- 2oS3z feet along fence
and other portion Of Grant - 70 point
on north side Of the south branch OF
Man0a Road, distance So feet nakai Of
boundary OF Island Realty Company
land; thence
South westerly. 200 feet along south
branch Of Ma1oa Road. thence
Eorth-westerly. 177-z feet along
Montana land Grant go 70 point On
East side OF 3fanoa Road; thence
North-eas5erIy. zoo feet along East
side OF Manoa Road TO initial point;
Of the premises conveyed 10 Mary Jane
Montana by deed Of Irene H Brown.
dated December 3r6, 1889, recorded II
the ONCE Of the Registrar Of Convey
ances II said Honolulu, IN Liber ISs.
Page 169
Together with all buildings and i'm
provenents thereon and rights. priv
ileges and appurtenanees thereupto be-
longing.
Terms Of sale: 10 per cent OF price
bid 10 be paid 70 said Commissioner
upon fall Of hammer al said sale. bal
ance Of purchase price TO be paid II
United States Gold Coin upon delivery
Of deed by said Commissioner Deed
al the expense Of purchaser
For further particulars apply 70
James F Morgan. Esq, Aucuoneer.
Kaahumanu Street. or 10 the under
signed al his Office IN said judiciary
Building
WI r SIMS.
Commissioner
Smith ard Lewis and c. Il. Olson,
Attorneys for Com Dlainant-
Honolulu. January 24-h. 1905
72z--Jan .. 30, Feb. =. 6. 9. Is. Is
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NOTICE.
RESIDENTS or KALIHI.

All residents o. kalihi, who are IN
teresIed IN The formation q IotrIl1s.-
nent Improvement club. are kindly re-
quested 70 attend q meeting al The ka-
lIai- vaena scEool on Monday FebTu-
airy u. At 7;s0 = IL
7ses PER ORDER
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the
she when IN
into ontevi Al
The Honolulu
enerac
On at
the freshen
seTez na The
On ptenter
who
pictures E. Grune the
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STOCK BOOKS CLOSED.

OAHU SUGAR co. LTD.
The stockbooks o. the Oahu sugar
Co. Ltd, VIII be closed for transfers
from February 70 10 i. both dates in
elusive
X PFOTENHAT ER
Treasurer. oahu sugar Co. Ltd
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ANNUAL MEETING.
HLo SUGAR COMPANY.

H-Lo SUGAR CCEPAEE
To- -=-a~ annual meeting oF t1e
stockholders or -z= RIO sugar Co VIE
~ rad II --= 1@7ee ~ - AGENTS VII
r. --- d Co. LIZ Oh Friday F=1-l-
z-- . 1858 q =
= I-EE=
Secretary HID sugar CO
-z-=z E1-g-1-u- = 4 February 2
-aee 80
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On reading and Filing the Petition
o. Mrs Hoohila Ak8. daughter Of said
deceased alleging that Kauhi KueIe-
kals- Of Makawao. Maui. died intesra1e
On rhe 2sth CAV Of December, A D
1865 leaving property n the Hawaiian
Islands necessary 70 BE- administered
apou. and praying that Letters Of Al
ADMINISTRATION issue 10 David Ako
i Is Ordered, That Tuesday TIE 18th
day o. March. 4 D 1905. al u o'clock
q ~ o. and hereby : appointed fer
hearing said Petition in the Court
Room Of this Court. a. Wailuku. Maui,
81 when time and place al persons
concerned may appear and show cause
II any they have. why said Petition
Shcu.d aor Dc granted and thar notice
% this order De- published in the Eng
Izsh and Hawaiian languages, for three
successive weeks IN the Pacific CON-
-re-ciaI Advertiser and NuoeEa k1o-
koa. newspapers, published il Honoiu-
u.
Dated a Wailuk1, Maui. February
;. 1886.
fEE4 a y kEPOZkAL.
Judge q The Circuit Court OF tne End
Circuit
Attest
3SealJ
tSz.s ED5TUC1D Il HART.
Clerk CO The Circuit Court O
the 2zz Circuit
-33sz-F-b- 9. IS. g Mar
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Yes. she's made name for her
self" IN what way9'' Why. she
used 70 De Ellen Cuu:nins Brown Now
she Is Aneen Coznyns Browne -
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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A-R Two SLAMS

An arrival from Fa-1izg Island BY
cEe : : Aa-a2gf yesterday Eas y. H
= GrefE re goes u The Coast 70 IN
1eresr capital = a scheme = purchase
flaming z-z Washington islands out
right The Islands. wafc1 ara mid
Pacific a-1L-s, are being advertised for
Sc u - Erz-5sA snE--I-~rrler-.
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IN the Matter Of the Estate Of kauhi
Kuelekala 5k) Late Of Nakawao,
Maui. Deceased Order Of Notice Of
Hearing Petition fer AdminIstra-
ton.
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BY AUTHORITY

FOR FURNISHING SO
LIGHT CONSTANT CURRENT
TRAN SFDE8IER FOR THE
COUNTY OF OAHU
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ESTATE OF KCELEKALA.

N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SECOND CIRCUIT TERRITORY
OF HAWAII AT CHAMBERS
IN PROBATE
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For sale E-

For sale h
TIE HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.
Ltd
Price s5-ao, postage prepaid
Eou0Iaiu. T
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WI 2 SIMS

y u
Commissioned.
Smith and Lewis and c. Il. Olson,
Attorneys for Com plainant
Honolulu. January 24-h. 1906.
73z1-Jan .. 30: Feb. .. 6. g. Is. Is
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-07-20
Ell CalOr en- Nueva York.

Por mensajes recientes, proceden
tes de Nueva York Sc sabe que el
calor aumenta cada dia. Los banos
pdblicCs son verdaderamente asalta
dos por hombres, muieres Y ninos
Hoy hubo cuatro muertos de ihso
laci6n, y So recogieron centenares
de atacados, que fueron llevados
4 los hospitales.
Sc han registrado yarias tentati-
vas de suicidios. Muchas personas
han perdido el juicio. Sc calcula
que anoche mas de 5000 personas
durmleron en- las plazas. Las auto
ridades cstablecieron un servicio
de policfa para cuidar de que las
gentes que dormian al are libre,
no fueran robadas.
En- Filadeltia y en- Chicago, ell
calor es tambien fnsoportable, y
esta causando muchas vfctimas.
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ArgumentO de Chino.

En- los Estados Unidos, como en-
casi todos los de America, Sc le Gle
iran las puertas a los chinos y Sc les
trata con desprecio.
Pues bien; uno de ellos, perio-
dista, ha defendido con gran elo
cuencia a sus paisanos en- la con
ferencia nacional de la inmigra-
ci6n, celebrada hace POGO en- Wash
ington.
AJoga Pung Chu, que este es su
rombre, porque las leyes RESTRICT
vas actuales sean aplicadas con
menos rigor del que hoy Sc emplea,
Y como una de las maculas que Sc
les encnentran a los hijos del Con
fucio es ell viclo de fumar opio, ro-
bustece su alegato con las razones
siguieutes:
'El wisky despierta los instintos
que trasforman al honbre en- bru-
to, el opio 10 trasforma en- un cuer-
po muerto. A las esposas ameri-
canas les convendrfa que sus ma
ridos en- lugar de tomar wisky, fu-
masen opio, porque cuando un am \
ericano ha bebido wisky, al yoIyer
a su casa Ie pega a su muJer, mien
tras que cuando un chino fuma
opio, al volver q su casa, la mujer
le pega a dl''.
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EN- LA TARDE.

va ell sol Sc hundid tras la
empinada Gina de los monies, pero
adn sus dltimos rayos iluminan &
espacio, fngiendo vivfsimos incen-
dios. Las nubes del ocaso, tenidas
de grana 8 violeta parecen el manto
real del astro desaparecido, manto
que aun fiota en- el cello cuando
la majestad de su dueno va es ida,
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como sobre la NADIA los sepulcros
de los reyes Sc tiende Ia prirpura
bordada de orc, que ostenta escudos
lentes y coronas. Y mientras las
nubes palidecen y Sc decoloran,
suena el toque de "Angelus, ''recor
dando a los hombres que la oraci6n
es el tribute debido a una maiestad
cuyo manto real no pierde jamas
el brillo soberano de la purpura.
LUIS GUTIERREZ VALvERDE.
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Para toda clase de maquinaria
para Raucheros la mejor marrca
y la mas consistente que e1iste y
de la marca Deering, vayan en- la
tienda de los senores Bond
Gusdorf- McCaithy-Co. Precios
los mas razonables y las condolences
de plazos los mas liberles.
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asi Sc los manda eI y el Czarl
Valese que va el mismo Gar sabe
10 que puede esperar de tan rastre-
ras adulaciones. Desgraciado pals
en- que nj Sc puede querer, pensar,
nj obrar, nj vegetar siquiera.
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La prensa debe corregir ilustran-

La prensa debe corregIr llustran-
do. GC6mo puede corregir quien
lsolo seIala los males sin dar los
medios para atacarlosg Ell insulto,
Ia invectiva, el escandalo, lpueden
corregir! No, mil veces no! Hoy
Sc han suavisado muy reconocida-
mente las costumbres al contacto
de la ciyilizacion; las carceles Sc
han convertible en- talleres, las pc
nitenciarias en- colonias agrfcolas
penaies, Y Csc periodismo do la
inJuria y de Ia calpmnia es 81 uni
! co sordo 4 este movimiento evoIu-
two en- este nuevo sigIo.
No pedimos que Sc encubra al
delincuente, que Sc soborne al juez,
mi que Sc premie al malvado, pedi-
mos rectitud en- los luicios, energfa
en- los procedimientos, decencia en-
los medios, nobleza en- el fondo de
todas esas cosas que uniticadas
forman el verdadero periodismo
que va siguieudo ell avance del
progreso en- este siglo que comienza.
Olvldense rencores que no deben
traerse 4 este palenque de las
bellas artes y de las ciencias Tositi-
vas defense los odios para saciarlos
en- terrenos apartados de esta ilumi-
NADIA senda; no traiganos el tango
doude debe resplandecer la luz; no
llevemos ell escandalo donde debe
imperar ell 6rden; deiemos para los
que no respetan la sociedad nj
comprenden sus deberes para con
ella, la tarea innoble de remover
el legamo y llevar la alarna Y la
indignation al seno de las famiias;
hagamos de la prensa no va una
panecea, que seria mucho hacer,
sin0 una colectividad activa que
no busque alnbiciones mezquinas
quellenar nj protecciones que pedir;
seamos ap6stoles de una doctrina,
martlres, 81 es possible, de una idea;
pero ianlas paladines del escandalo
nj mercaderes en- este estadlo inva-
dido por transfugas, que 10 deshdn
ran y venden como vii mercancfa
al primero que llega y al lnejor
postor: entonces las sociedades
cultas y sensatas no nos declararan
sus benefactores; pero 81 nos la
maran honrados, que es tftulo mas
digno y honorifico a que debe as
pirar todo obrero de la causa de la
regeneration social.
Que nuestras ideas como nues
tros deseos tengar eco en- la prensa
Y one todos, en- un solo CRITIC, en-
una dnica protesta, anatematice-
mos los que convierten el tenn
plo en- mercado Y el sacerdocio en-
burdo ofcio; asi cumpliremos la
deuda contraida con la sociedad, y,I
10 que es mas, con nuestra concien-
cia.
CAYErANo RoDRfaUEz BELTRAN.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-07-20

INEDIro.


Adi6s para sempre, mitad de mi vida
Una alma tan solo tenfamos los dos;
Mas hoy es precise que esta alma divida
La anarga palabra del utmo ad6s.
sPor queg nos separan? No saben acaso
Que pasa la vida cua pasa la flor!
Cruzamos 81 mundo como aves de paso
Mahana la tumba ipor que hoy 81 dolorl
La dicha secreta de dos que Sc adoran
Enoia 4 los celos, es fuerM sufrirg
iIan solo son gratas las almas que loran
All torvo destino2 La ley morrs
Qulen es el destino? Te arrola mis- brazos
En- mi alma e imprime, te infGnde mi ser,
! barbara luego me arranca pedazos
EI alma la vida contigo ipor que!
Adi6s .. es precise No llores y parte
La dicha de vernos nos quitan mas;
Pero un solo nstante dejar de adorarte,
Hacer que e divide llo pueden! ijamas!
Con lazos eternos nos hemos undo;
En- el destino nos hiere a los dos 49,
Las amas que tenen olvido,
No tienen ansenca, tienen ados
ALBERTO GUSDORF
Guadalajara, Mex. JUNO % de 1906