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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
FERRY BOAT SINKS.
Freight Lighter Crashes Into Erie |
 Railroad Vessel.


 New York, Dec. 2s.-The ferry boat Patterson of the Erie Railroad line was sunk by collision with a freight lighter in the Hudson river while on her way to the Twenty third Street, New York, wharf from Hoboken to- day.
 All the passengers and members of the crew were saved, but eighteen horses were drowned. They were owned by market men who were on their way to the New York markets. There were only few passengers on the ferry boat at the time of the &C., cident.
 The collision occurred while the two boats were in mldstream. The freight lighter struck the Patterson amidships and the big ferry boat was almost cut in two and at once began to sink The passengers and crew of the ferry boat were taken on board the lighter but there was not sufficient time to remove the horses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
Nrntnrmnn EntnIIr Hnrt.

/ Thomas Mosley, motorman on the Wylam electric car, was fatally hurt this morning in a rear-end collision between his car and an Ensley car on Palmer Terrace, near Ensley, at 6:15 o'clock this morning It seems the Ensley car was delayed by a work car. The Wylam car does not handle any passengers between Birmingham and Ensley, and was making rapid speed when 1t struck the Terrace.
 The Ensley car was carrying no lights on the rear end The Wylam car dashed down the hill and the pas sengers on the Ensley car heard 1t coming in time to get off before the collision followed. Mosley remained at his post, reversing his current in the hope of stopping the car. but in vain. The Wylam car was smashed to spIint- CTS almost. being the lighter car of the two, and the unfortunate employe was terribly bruised.
 Physicians were sent for hurriedly and announcement was made at once that the injuries received would prove fatal The injured man was quickly carried to the hospital and every atten- ton given him from the start.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
Remarkable Utterance
 of Tillman. south Carolina Senator Say. ROOss- welt Was Merely PlayinE POn- tics with south wheu He Is-
 sued the order.

Birmingham, Dec. 2e.-(Special )-- Senator BeniamirN R. Tillmar of South Carolina, delivered an address In the Hippodrome here tonight under the auspices of the United Charities. The attendance was large. The address was on the race question and was in line with former public utterances by the noted Senator. Senator Iillman was entertained today by prominent citizens Of Birmingham.
 He was introduced tonight by Hon. Rufus N. Rhodes. A luncheon was given the Senator at the Southern Club this afternoon. He received news paper men in happy vein. Roose- welt does not know anything about the negro, and every time he touches nim he makes a mess of it. He had no business discharging the negro troops at Brownsville before making a full SnvestiwatIon. n doubt very much whether or not he is vested with the authority to take such matters in his own hands, anyway" said the Sena- for, when pressed for an interview.
 "Rooseveit Is always getting into trouble for the reason that he knows absolutely nothing about the negro. Had the troops at BrownsSxaiiet Snsit rv;sh ss,l white he would never have desit "i'n them the way he did ..
 The Senator was reminded that President Roosevelt is frequently ac- cused of being partial to the nesro race. "That's just it." said the Sena- tor. "1e had put his foot into oad hole on prior occasions when he touch ed the negro and he thought he saw a chance 10 redeem himself. Instead of making things better. he has made bad mess of it
 Senator Tillman was not Inclined 70 discuss politics. When asked who m his opinion would loom up as a possi- ble Democratic nominee Tor Presioent; inc Senator laughed heartily and said it would be a matter of impossibiiity to find eggs in last years bird nests And am not looking for any eggs either" he said.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
DAMAGE TO LAUNDRY
Rr Firn Ia Repaired.

On account of the very troublesome fire in our laundry on the night of the 26th inst, we have been practically out of business all the lae- ter part of the week. However, we have at last been able to repair prac- tically all the damage done and will be running again the coming week under full capacity.
 All of our wagons will make their regular runs, beginning with tomorrow morning, and we ask all our customers to kindly hold their packages for us, The work will be promptly turned out. and we assure you 1t will be fully up to our past high standards.
 Capital City Laundry,
 Phone 100. w. U. Barefleld Mgr.
 --ady
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
BOYCOTT LEGTrImATE.
Indian National Congress Passed on
 Important Resolution.

Calcutta, Dec. 29.-The Indian Ma tional Congress which has been In ses- sion here since December 26 passed a resolution today saying that in conse- quence of the partition of Bengal, the boycot. was and still Is. @ legitimate weapon.
 proposal made last year to divide the province of Bengal into two lieu tenant governorships aroused far reaching opposition among the people who have been described as intensely resentful at what they can an attempt to split the population and impair theit nationality. As a protest against this action scores of meetings were held throughout Bengal and 1t was decided to boycott British goods
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
rhn Wrnr Cnne Poatponed.

The habeas corpus proceedings start ed by Richard Wray. in jail charged with the murder of George Freeman, an artist, over a year ago in house of prostitution on the Southside was postponed again today until January 14
 Similar proceedings were decided ad- yersely a few weeks ago before Judge Weaver in the Criminal Court. hTe proceedings now are in the Chancery Court and set forth that there were two postPonements of a trial by the State and that the defendant Is entitled
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
Nerro Crunhed To Denth.

Raleigh. N. C., Dec. 2S.-A local train on the Seaboard Air Line. running from Franklinton to Lewisburg, got beyond control today, while running down a steep grade to the latter town and crashed into a block obstruction at the terminus of the branch. The engine. tender and one box car broke through and fell to the street below. a distance of thirty feet Tom Macon. colored. who was passing at the time was crushed to death. Engineer Peter and his fireman escaped by jumping.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
yvarrIor Rlver .Improvement.

A meeting of prominent citizens in- terested in the improvement of the Warrior River, was held here today, Congressmen o. W, Underwood of the Ninth District. and Congressman J. H. Bankhead of the Sixth District, being present. s-t
 After considerable discussion, 1t was decided to send a delegation composed of W. F. G. Harding, c. B. Mccormick, c. Crockard, J. c. Maben and w. E. Leake to Washington to present toNthe House Committee on Rivers and Har- bors data and facts in connection with the good results that will follow the improving of the Warrior River. It Is set forth that if the. Government will improve the Warrior River, water way will be furnished for the handling of coal, coke. iron and steel from this sectoion to the gulf, via Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
Good Roada ssal.

Good Roads 6Alts
 At a meeting of the executive com mittee of the Alabama Good Roads Association held here today, a Dill was drafted to be presentd to tns Legislature at the session next month providing for good roads throughout the State. Those present at the meet ing were: B. F. Roden, Birmingham, president; John Craft. Mobile, vice. president; J. A. Rountree, secretary and treasurer; Judge w. E. Skeggs, Decatur; Congressman J, H. Bank- head. Fayette; w. Kernachen' T. W. Overton. D. M. Drennen, W. C.. Dunwiddie. R. A. Mitchell. Gadsden: 1: Congressman O. w. Underwood was also in. attendance though not a member of the committee.
 Congressman Bankhead presented a bill which he had drawn up some time since. It was in thirteen sections and provides among other things for the appointment of three highway eom- missioners to have authority to appoint a State road supervisor who Is to be a practical engineer.
 It also provided for setting aside the surplus derived from leasing the State convicts as a fund to be used in build- ing public highways, the counties 10 appropriate a specified sum before be- ing entitled to a prorata of the State fund. W. J. Kernachen also presen- ted a bill which was similar in many respects to that rendered by Congress- man Bankhead.
 A oommittea was named to draft . bill including all the details in the two bills presented and the same will be shaped up and presented in the Legislature for adoption. The mem- bers of the committee at the meeting here today were all enthusiastic on the subject and before adjonrning the opinion was expressed that some good would be accomplished by the organi- zation. The opinion was also express ed that the biil drafted today would likely be put through the Legislature.
 The following committee was ap- pointed to present the measure to the Legislature:
 Judge W. B. skeggs, R. A. Mitch ell W. M Drennen, v. B. Atkins, H. M. Wilson, B. I. Roden J. A. Roun- tree and John A. Craft. The follow ing resolution was adopted:
 Resolved That the Legislature of Alabama is requested by this Associa- ton to enact suitable laws to author ize each County in the State to lay & special tax not exceeding one half of per cont, for the construction of the public buildings and good roads, and if necessary amend the Constitution to authorize this tax"
 A resolution was also adopted re- questing the Governor of Alabama to use his influence in securing good roads legislation by the National Con gress.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
ro,,r Nnrrnen Arren4eA

Theophilus Eubanks, Henry Rollin, Governor Pitts and Gus Hunter, all negroes, were arrested by the police in Boguehomme at to:SO o'clock last night, charged with gaming. The four were caught playing game of skin"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
BROWNSVILLE TROOPS
 FIRED BECAUSE OF COLOR

to bail. The postponement of the hear ing of the habeas corpus proceedings today was occasioned by the absence from the city of the assistant solicitor. The defendant in the case is we'll known in Alabama and Tennessee. brother-in-law of his is member Of the Tennessee Legislature.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30

What becomes of all the new years resolutions?' asked the moralist.
 T soupose they suffer the fate Of lot of other resolutions" answered the statesman. They get pigeon hnled-"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30

We make speciality of building Heavy and Light Drays, Exnress ana Delivery wagons, and high class re- pairing.
 MONTGOMERY CARRIAGE WORKS
 CO.,, 211-21H Bibb st.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30

"The Morris Building. Birmingham, Ala, for Sale" at public auction Mon day, February IS, 1907. See advertise ment on another page. Ot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
A Goop oPPORTuNITY.
To Put New Collars and Sleeve LlninEs

In Your OVercOatS.
 Now that the weather Is pleasant and warm again. suppose you telephone 4S2 for Holt's Dye Works, to send for your overcoat, put in new sleeve lin- lngs. work the torn button-holes. put on A new velvet collar and clean 1t, sending 1t back before 1t turns cold again. adV
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30
Hospital wanted.

A bill has been drafted to be pre- scented to the Legislature looking 70 q new charity hospital in Birmingham or in the immediate district. The bill provides for an election, the people to vote for an issue of bonds to the amount of sl0o.00O, with which to erect hospital and for $20,000 per annum for the maintenance of the hospital when erected. The Jefferson County Medical Society is behind the movement and efforts are to be made to have the bill adopted by the Legis- lature.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30

Nichols BrOs., Fe-engREed for this week at Auditorium Rink. Afternoon and night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-30

The Prince of Wales is a believer in Inc future of flying machines, and is keenly interested in the great aera- plane race from London to Manchester planned for next year.
 His Royal Hlghness. who is clever amateur mechanic, Is familiar with the 4echnicalitios of the different aeroplanes that have been invented by Santos pnmont and others.
 Tho Prince, 1t is stated, will be the next president of the Aero Club. He firmly believes that practicable aSeo- plane will be In use within the next few yearn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-11
Mr.. Root en- Para
(BRASILj

Para, IS de Julio,-Ha 1legado el
ISecretario Root en- el crucero Char
lesion. Al desem barcar le fu6 en-
Itregado el siguiente telegrama de
Rio Janeiro frnado por el baron Rio
Branco, Ministro de Relaciones:
EN- Ell momento lie pisar Vuecen-
cia TERRA brasilefa por prlmera vez,
ttengo Ell placer de enviarle Ell cordial
Esaludo del Gobierno del Brasil de
IpanifeStarle mi 6rme conviction de
que su viaje por Sur America sera de
gran provecho para los intereses de
nuestro continente.
FL Gobernador de Para celcbr6 csta
noche una reception Official en- honor
de Mr.. Root y las personals que con
q Viajan. A la reception sigui6 IN
banquete. Mr.. Root saldra manana
para Pernambuco Bahia
En- contestaci0n al telegrama del
baron Rio Branco, 81 Secretario le di-
rigi6 el siguiente despacho:
lie agradezcO Il cordial salud0
recibido al desemb&rcar por Vez pri-
mera en- el territorio brasileflo. Lo
Iconsidcro fe1iz augurio &c los buenos
'resultados que inevitablemente han
de seguir q la nejor inteligencia y
ana mistad de los dos palscs, y espero
que ambos vivamos largo tempo pa
ra seguir promoviendo una y otra. "
Pernanbuco, 20 de Julio.-Ha lie
gado el crucero "Charleston Mr..
Root permanecera IN ola en- este
puerto y seguira mafana para Bahia.
Espera l1egar Rio Janeiro d media
dos de Ia semana pToxima, cuando va
est6n algo adelantadas las sesiones
De Ia Conferencia Pananericana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-11

caballerfa que hieieron dos. dcscargas
al aire y dispersaron los grupos
A hora muy avanzada de la noche Sc
ola cantar la Marsel1esa en- las
'Ca1les.
El gobernador lie Odessa, general
Kanlbars, ha ordenado que todos los
huelguistas vaelvan al srabajo antes.
del 23 de Julio, bajo penas de des-
.tlerro con Sis fa11ilias sin formation
de causas.
San PetersburgO, az de julio-Se
Iha pronulgado e1 decreto imperial
Ique disuelve el Parlamento Y fila
para el 3 de Marcos de 1907 la con
vocacion de Ia nueYa asamblea. In
segundo decreto preclama Ell esta
do de sitio en- Ia capital y en- gran
parte de la provincia de Kief, en- la
cual Sc esperan lcvantamientos ar
nados 4 consecuenc1a de Ia diso1u
ci6a del Parlamcnto.
FL Empcrador desaientado por Ia
inutilidad de sus esfuerzos para
formar IN ministerlo de coalici0n
por la actitud distintamente revolu-
cionaria de Ia Camara, ha resuclto
apelar al pueblo para que exprese
esta Vez su voluntad por Ell sufragio
universal.
El gobierno considera inevita bic
el gran derramamiento de ssangre
que seguira 4 los motines J des6rde =
mes que ahora Sc esperan. Pcro to-
10 es preferiblc, attn la i1icertidum-
brc del porvenir la sumisi6n abyec-
ia del Car y del gobierno ante un
Parlamento rcvoluciQnario.
Sigue la concentration de tropas en-
San Petersburgo. Moscou-y otros cen
tros. Ademas de los regimientos dc
la Guardia veaidos 4 la capital ha
llegado hoy toda la division de in
fanteria acusrtelada en- Perskof.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-11
ICaza y SuS VerSOS

Elazar, quien todo hombre debe
los nejores ratos de su vida, me ha
deplrado el encuentro de Icazs. FL
poea iba por Ell boulevard con ese
airt distraido que singulariza los
hohbres que atienden mas a 10 que
pasa en- su mundo interior que 4 Ia
baaunda de la Gale. Del cielo, es-
tecielo de Paris que no azulea sino
de tarde en- tarde, fufa una lluvia
tnenuda y tenaz que enturbiab ba la
atm6sfera entristecfa el canbiante
espectaculo de las personals y de las
cosas. Icaza es un espiritu noble y
alberto. La vida coSmopolita su
gran cu1tura 1e han hecho TN com
prensivo que no Sc asusta de NADIA nj
cae en- esos feroces dogmatismos tan
comunes en- Espafia. Cuands tuve
la fortuna de conocerle, hace 10 afios
me acogi6 con una cordialidad tan
noble Unconditional, que me ha
obligado para siempre.
FL era va I'm critico sagaz 6 ms
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-11
La muerte de un millionaire

A la cdad de 90 afIos, pas6 mejor
vida. en- su residcncia de verano en-
Long Island, una de lps fguras que,
por cerca de medic siglo, ha desempe-
hado conspfcuo papel en- las inanzas de-
Norte America, Mr.. Brussell Sage De
simple dependicnte de IN especiero,
merced economic, metols, actividad
y suerte, Sc levant6 hssta oil extreme
de amasar una fortuna cue por 10 bajo,
Sc calcula en- $1eo,ooo.ooo. Mr.. Sage
era una potencia en- Wal Stgcet, por
ser ell capitalista cue disporfS siempre
de mayor cantidad de diHero en- sfecti-
vo tener intereses de consideration
en- casi todas las grandes empresas in
dustriales del pals. Lejos de ser un
hl5ntropo era considerable como un
agiotista sistenztico; no hizo bien a
adie, pero tampoco hi1o dafio. Sus
mzximas en- matsria de negocios, for
man una especie dc decalogo en- el cual
&c han inpirado ne pscos y deber an
inspirarse muchos mas Llev6 una
vida do la mas absolute moderation ::
jamas Sc procure uno de esos goces
que hacen Ia vida amabls: solo las en-
fermeaades, que fueron muy raras, 10
m mantuvieron ausente de su sscritorio;
era ell primero en- llegar y el tltimo
en- salir de Ia o6cina. Raro ha sido ell
principe de la banca neoyerkina que
10 pagara tribute 4 Mr.. Sage. No
tuvo hijss sn ninguno de sus dos ma
trimonios: la viuda seguramente, es
heredera universal; bien que hay quie-
nes aseguren que ha lsgado grandes
sumas q diversos institutes de benef-
cencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-11
InfOrmeS SObre Ia reYOluCiOn
EN- RUSSIA
.M0seaEeI BueH0

San Petesburgo, 10 de julio.-Ha
causado trcmenda sensation Ia nOti-
cia de que Alemania Austria han
acordado con ell Car Ell envio de dos
cuerpos de ejercito y la ocupacl6n dc
la Polonia Rusa tan luego sc 10 pida
el Car.
Todo depende de que la Camara
dirija 6 no su proclama al pueblo ruso
sobre la question agraria. ST 10 hace
el emperador recogera Ell guante, di-
solvera el Parlamento y comenzara
guerra d muerte entire Ell gobierno
imperial y sus enemigos.
Los dem0cratas constitucionales
mas moderados Sc oponen 4 esa ape
lacion al pueblo porque comprenden
que el emperador no podra rehuir la
lucha y que Austria Alemania no
vaci1aran en- intervenir por la fuerza
para sofocar Tin levantamiento agra
rio, porque comprenden que ell prin-
cipio de confscacion de la propiedad
en- Russia constituye TN peligro para
Alemania y Austria.
El ''Rech" declara que 81 Ell empe-
rador llama en- su auxilio tropas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-11

El Castillo Abrantss, esplenaido y
antique palacio con sistas 4 la bahia
del Botafogo, lie ha sido prestado d Mr.
Rost per ell vizcondc dc Araujo- Silva.
El Secrstario Root recibi6 deleea-
clones de la Camara, del Senaao, de
varias socicdades, y telegrafi6 Wash.
inston manifestando su asombro ante
la reception que Sc lie tributa, La
delegation de la Camara le present6
un menssje que deeia:
"Cuando deiasteis vusstro pals esta-
bais ansioso de demostrar que los sen
timicntos NOR ales no estan limitad os
por fronteras, sino que extienden mas
ALA de horizonte, contribuyendo for
mar una nueva humanidad, nuevos
ideales. Vuestra vista os aproxima
paises animados por el espfritu de la
edad moderna. La Camara ticne con.
fanza en- una polftica como la vuestra,
inspirsda en- los principles inmortales
de la hbsrtad, el orden y la paz.'
Mr.. Root did gracias Ia delegsc sci6n
dijo que no hay poder mas importan-
te que ell Legislative y ahadi6: "Mi vi
sta refeja los ideales pol{ticos de
America" Prometi6 visitar Ia C&mara.
Ell Club de pelota foot ball) de SAX
Pablo invite Ia tripulaci6n del cru
csro charleston" a jugar un partide
la invitaci6n ha sido aceptada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-11
ESPIRITU VlAJERO

La sefiora Elizabeth Hount. de
Brooklyn qulen cuenta hoy con Io5 ma
vidades. hizo su primer viaje en- el te
rritorio americana en- un caro- tirado
por una yunta de bueyes. Hoy, con
todo gos amos que I've encima, re-
CORE los Estados Unidos de Conncc-
ticout New York en- autom6vil;
de acuerdo con el contrato que, para
el efecto celebr6 con el maquinista,
en- condici6n osinequa non, que en- los
caminos en- donde las leyes locales 10
permitan, Sc narchara con la velocidad
mayor que se puda dar al vehiculo.
La senora Johnson manifesto que no
pierde la espsranza dc ensayar los
aeroplanos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-11

truidf simo, IN explorador de a1mas
Y de libros incansable.
va Sc que esto en- Espai1a es no
ser nada. y que ALI Ell tltino caga-
tintas tiene der echo-6 Sc 10 arroga
"A codearse con Gald6s y tutearle;
pero bueno es hacer constar de to-
dos modos, que Icaza fue Ell que ira
jo nuestra literature ciertas nove-
dades que ahora tienen alucinada 4
una gran psrte de esa juventud in
telectual tan iquieta y tan pobre de
espfritu. Ahora es ministro de Ne.
jico en- Berlin, categorla inferior 4
Ia que tiene en- la diplomacia de He
Icon, porque ALI es TN gran poets.
Entendamonos; yo calidco de gran
poeta todo interprete de la sensi-
bilidad, todo el que define con pia-
dosa eloCuencia nuestros secretos
pensares, nos ayuds 4 vivir y nos
consuela.
EStoS otr0s pOetaS que Celebran 4
diario una interviu con el condor, la
montaf1a, el rayo y el mar, sin ms
pirarme Ell menosprecio que des-
| piertan en- ciertos amigos mfos, no
me atraen. No les censuro. Les
vuelvo la espalda. Icaza no es IN
poeta de genealogfa francesa, atm
que algunos versos suyos evoquen ell
recuerdo de Gautier, el de Viele
Griffin Albert Lamain. Pertene-
&C al grupo de los "poetas mine-
res que perduraran en- la antologfa
castellana y es de la estirpe del con
de de Platen y de Werner, los dos
alemanes mas sensititos, delicados
intensos que sucedieron & Goethe.
ST fuera ir6nico, habria que ponerle
a la derecha de Heine. Siendo, como
es, un sentimental elegante, deie-
mosle donde esta. lVersos suyos?
Yo me los Sc de memoria.
LAS HoRAs
sPara que contas las hOFss
de la vida que sc fues
de 10 rorvenir que isnorasi
Para que sOntar las hOr2s,
Para que! r
lCahe en- Ia justa medida
aQusl inatante de amor
que perdura olvidat
sCahe Ia iusta mefida
del door9
He aquf un paisaje que honrarfa
una fag1na de los 'Esnlaltes y CANA
feos:"
Un vaho opalsseente nota en- Ia terra llama;
en- hDertos y senlbrados sc recorta o deshila,
lleKa en- mar de ensueno Ia terra lejapa
que en- la penumSra azul con rojO as perffla.
a hOra aMemne 4 usear la mafana.
una eatrellA, una sofa, en- e eter rutila.
palideoe sc extingue. Esparce la sampana
su clamsr en- Ia t0rre y cantar la asquila
en- los prados brumosos; y en- Ia paa virsiliana
de los campoH 81 alma sc difnnde tranquila
Los poetas no estan en- boga en-
EspafIa. Ell genera chico Sc ha hecho
demasiado lugar en- las almas para
que quepa en- elias una rafaga de Ii
rismo noble. Por ESQ nj los libros
de Izaca, nj los de Campoamor, nj
los de nadie alcanzaran una gran til
rada. Son Ell placer de minorias inte-
| ligentes y distinguidos que no Sc re-
signan a vivir sujetas perdurable~
mente la grosera realidad. Son
una fiesta para Ia inteligencia y cl
coraz6n
.MGsWeI BueH0. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-11

Las HORAS
sPara que contaw las hoFss
de Ia vida que sc fue>
de 10 rorveDir que ignorasi
Para que sontar las h0rasi
Para que!
lCane en- Ia justa medida
aQuel instante de amor
que perdura Y no Sc 0lvidat
sCahe sn Ia justa me<fida
del dolora
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-11

He aauf I'm paisaje que honfarf;
una pagfna de los 'Esnaltes y cana
feos:"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-06-29

Many a pleasant lawyer is COMPEL
ed to do the cross-question act.