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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-17
D. z. Stephan.
In name,

The Prohibition candidate for the
Fourth ward is a young practicing
physician who has Just broken away
from the Republican party and is
thoroughly interested in the greatest
issue before the people of Fairmont.
DR.. Stephan is the medical examiner
for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at
this point. He has been resident of
our city for nearly three years. hav-
ing property on CASTOR avenue where
he now lives. He formerly lived and
practiced in Newark, Ohio. During
his residence in Eairmont he has won
many friends by his frank, openheart-
ed manner, and is prominent in the
councils of the local medical society.
He is a member of the Presbyterian
church and an earnest worker, being
deeply interested in the Christian En-
deavor Society and superintendent Of
Fleming Chapel sabbath school. This
is DR.. Stephan's first claim for politi-
cal preferment and 1t is strong one
as he is on the no-license side of the
city fight. A vote for him means that
the Fourth ward will be ably repre-
sented and its needs given conscien-
tious attention at his hands. AS a
physician he looks upon the saloon
as a great menace to the health of
the community and as citizen he
thinks 1t ought to be abolished, and If
placed in council will vote against a
continuation of the greatest foe to the
advancement of human society. You
will not regret having cast ballot for
DR.. Stephan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-17
AM p YEAR oLn alRL

can make those delicious Lemon,
Chocolate and Custard pies as well as
the more experienced cook If she uses
"oUR.PIE" preparation, which Is now
being sold by nearly all grocers. Full
directions on each package. Pie is
not a luxury, but an article Of daily
diet and you might just as well make
good pies as poor ones. Order a few
packages to-day and you will be SO
well pleased that you will tell all your
friends.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-17
o. j. FLEMING.

Mr.. Fleming scarcely needs an intro.
auction to any one who has resided
ii Fairmont any length of time. He
Is prominent lumber and planning
NM man, and business man with
large interests. He is a member of
the Methodist Episcopal Church and
active ii Its concerns. He is also
member OF the Odd Fellows and K. Of
p. lodges, and holds or has held Offices
IN these organizations, being enthusl-
astic intheir activities. He is man
OF mature Judgment and can be en-.
trusted to do just what he says h9
win do II placed in ONCE any man
would be safe in wagering that O..
J.tFTeming would do the thing he
pledged himself to do without fear.
He IS man thai cannot be bullied or
bluned md stands square on the Pro
hibition issue which he has champs
% o 90. @. 90 OG
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-17
ST. particles Day Party.

Tonight at the High School the
Sophomore class will entertain the
faculty and teachers of the school at
a st. Patricks Day party. Invitations
to the event we're issued some time
ago and they aroused much pleasure
BILE anticipation among the expected
guests. Elaborate arrangements for
the entertainment of the guests have
been made by the members Of the en-
tertaining class and the success of the
entertainment is assured.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-17
0. N. snider.


Mr.. snider is retired hardware
merchant OF Fairmont and has had
successful business career. Having
carefully attended to his private at
fairs the interests of the city in his
hands would receive the most dilligent
attention, and the Third ward voter
could not have better qualified citi.
zen to look after their business. Mr..
snider was formerly a Democrat. Mr..
snider is member of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, and is deep
ly interested in its endeavors. Mr..
snider has the time and inclination TO
attend to the highest interests of the
city to make It fair in fact as well as
in name.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-17
j. c. Robinson.

Mr.. ]. C. Robinson is the Prohibit
ton candidate for councilman from
the Fifth ward. He was born and
raised in Barbour county. He gradu-
ated from the Fa..mont Normal school
in 1894 and taught in the public
schools OF the State for eleven years;
fearing a break down in health, he
gave up teaching and engaged in car
pentering for the out-of-door life. He
has resided in the Fifth ward of the
city for five years, and is well and ia
vorably known throughout his ward.
If the voters Of the Fifth ward want
the city's affairs run on strictly eco
nomical basis; If you want the run
ming expenses of the city reduced as
low as can consistently be done; If
you want councilman who is an un-
compromising foe to the saloon. one
who will cast his vote against it un-
der any and all circumstances vote for
j. G. Robinson. Mr.. Robinson was
formerly secretary of the carpenters
union.
The Prohibition party is not asham-
ed OF its candidates and no one need
hold his noce while he votes for the
party with principle, nor for any Of
its men on the ticket. There are per-
haps enough voters in Fairmont who
think that II prohibition could succeed,
they would vote the straight ticket, to
make the city dry beyond doubt. o
We men OF little faith! Let each man
who believes in the Prohibition prin-
ciples cast his ballot, for the party
that has upheld lie banner regardless
Of the result. Remember you are re-
sponsible only for the ballot you cast
and not for the result. II the party
has increased from two to five hun
dred In the county why should anyone.
doubt that an election could be car
ried? Roll up the number in the sure
way. we cordially invite all temper
ance Republicans and temperance
Democrats to come with us and take.
a real united stand against the liquor
traffic. Do not be misled by the cry
of a good man. Remember our gov
eminent is a government by parties
and not by good men necessarily. The
Prohibition party to enforce prohibi-
tory laws is our paramount issue
which we believe overshadows every
other question before our people in
city, State and Nation. II you believe
in the Prohibition principle at all we
respectfully ask you to vote for the
men who are aon the ticket pledged to
that action.
Prohibitlonists have been elected to
other places and can be elected in
faith and courage. ADV.
OOOsO,O'OsOOOO0@
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-17
j. M. Smith.

Mr.. Smith is the candidate for coun.
eli from the First ward and can be
guaranteed on the right side of the
whiskey proposition which he will
vote to outlaw at every opportunity.
Mr.. smith has held the banner of pro.
hibition IN his ward for quite a while
and has received a flattering vote in
previous elections. when he has been
candidate. He is employed by the
smith.Race Grocery Company. He
Is a member in good standing of the
Methodist Episcopal Church and ac'
tive In its work. The people Of his
ward would be well represented in
council by Mr.. Smith and his claims
ARE respectfully submitted to the vot.
sers Of that ward.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-17
Took part in Recital.

At recital given last evening by
Prof. wertime's pupils in Recital Fall
at the w. v. u, Miss Nan Cox, of this
city, rendered selection from Nevin.
Other familiar names appearing on the
programme are Miss Ella Mattingly
and Miss Helen Treat.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-17

scotch of the men whom the Pro.
hibision parry al. the people to place
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-17
KINGS paughters' Reception.

on Thursday evening OF this week
the Faithful Circle of Kings Daugh-
tiers of the First Baptist Church viii
give reception in honor Of the mem
.bers received in the Circle. The en-
tertainment will be held in the church.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-17

COAL AND COKE RAILWAY CO.
setween Elklns, BelIng.on, sage, or
lando, huntsville, eassaWay, Clay
c, H., GIendennln and
Charleston.
South Bound.
eastern Time.)
No. 1, daily, Lv. Elkins $3.50 a. M;
Sage. 9: Sc a. M; Orlando, 1900 a.
M; huntsville, 11:22 a. M; Ar. Gas
saway, 1890.
No. /, daily, Lv. Gassaway. 12:45 p.
M; Clay c. H, 1892 p. M; Ar.
Charleston, 4:45 p. m.
No. 5, daily, Lv. Gassaway, 700 a. M;
Clay C. H., s:42 a. M; lr. Charles
ton. 11:OOa. m.
Train No. 1 makes connection with
B. and o. at Orlando, for Clarksburg,
Fleetwood and intermediate points.
COAL AND COKE RAILWAY CO.
Between Charleston, cIendenaEr, Clay
c. H., eassawaY BurnsvIlle, Or
Iando, sage, 6elInston and
EIkins.
North Bound.
Eastern Time)
No. 2, daily, Lv. Charleston, $3.50 .,
M; Clay Court House, s:42 a. M;
AR. Gassaway, 1921 a. m.
No. 4, daily, Lv. Charleston, 1895 p.
For Gauley Bridge 1880 a. M; 1880
a. M; '2.25 p. m.
For PIT. Pleasant, 1918 p. m.
For PIT. Pleasant, Columbus and To.
ledo. 1910 a. M, "11:2o a. m.
Chesapeake and ohio Ry.
Lv. CHARLESTON
For West $3.50 a. m, 1900 a. M
!11.oo a. M, "12.o5 p. m, $40 p. m
For East 1910 a. m, 1885 a. m.
!11.sO a. M, 1920 p. ms "4:1o p
M, 1880 p. m.
baltimore and Ohio. R. r.
eastern Time)
l BV. BUhNSNl1A1A6
For Fleetwood 1884 a, m, 2:12 p. m,
x5:47 p. m.
Lv. ORLANDO
For Morgantown and Int. points
1855 a. m.
For Fairmont, clarksburg. Weston,
l4:47 p. m.
For clarksburg. x1O:4S a, m.
Lv. sAGo
For Plckens. 1915 a. ma 1905 p. m.
For Buckhannon, 1903 a. NJ, 1910
pm.
.Lv. BELNGToN
For Grafton, 1920 a. m, '2:o5 p. m.
Western Maryland r. q.
Lv ELK1Ns
For Cumberland. 1850 .. M. $500
p. m.
For Dunbin, 1900 a. m. l12:s5 p. m.
sDaily. lDaily Elk Sunday. xSunday
only.
m; Clay Court House s;47 p. nj;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-17

wIm Entertatn WhIst cIub.

VIII TENIpFLaIII NTI9t SIU1sl
Mrs. j. e watson win entertain the
Wednesday bridge whist club on
Wednesday at her home on First
street and Castor avenue.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-05

mente IL humRnidad BuB l6grinSs y Di0l
aus bendicionsa!
Emilio IL gsIar,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-05
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.
FIgnOnto Do 10 dIsGursO On favor
% ID abOcl6R DO ID OsGIloltud.

Yo quisFo que on paE6is I'M momento
ContsmplAT al hombre que lAv6 eHs gran
manChs en- In cusl Hs peTdfan lSs estrella-
del pabell6n emeFicsno; 20 quiero que oH
deteng6is un momento porque Rquf GO ha
invocado gu nombre, Bu nombFe immortal,
para psFpetuRE l& esclavitud. lAh!
No tiene 81 siglo pasRdo, no tsndFS el siglo
del poFvenir una fgura tan grRnde, una
fgurs igusl, porque & medidR que sl NAL
90 acab ae aCAbR tRmbien. .el herOismo.
Yo he contemplate he descrito 90 vida
muchss veCes' EngendFRdo en- una cabsf9
de kentucky, poF padres que apanaB 80
bfan leeF, nacido nuevo Noises en- Ia SOLE
dad del desisTto, donda he foTjsn todoB IoB
grRndeg y tenaces pengamientoH como el
daRieRto monotone = sublime, como el de.
BieEto; cFiado entire sesss sslvRs BeculaTeB,
que con Bus aTomRs envfan una nube de in
cienso, CON suB rumores otER nube de
oTRcioneg 81 cielo; nRvegante & los ocho
amos en- las impetuoBaB CoPFienteH del
Ohio s los dieCiBiete en- Las extsnnan y
tranquilRs sguaB del MISSISSIPPI; lefiidoT,
mos T6 que con 50 hscha % bERzo deEEi'
babR los 6Eboleg inmoFtaleV pRra abrir "a.
10 por regioneu inexploFsdRB Bu tribu de
tFRbsiadoTes eHEsnteU; sin habeP lefdo otEo
ibFo que lR BibliR, el libro de Los grRndea
dolores las gFRndes esperau2Ra dictRdo
muchas veceB por LOO profstas, al son de
Las CRdenas RFFastradRs en- Niniva On
BabiIonia; ;hijo, en- fn,la de NatuEaIezR, pcF
uno de osos milsgros solo comprenaiblas
en- los pusbloB ibTeg, pels6 por 10 patria y
Bus compsfieros le elevRTon RI CongReBo
de Illinois; hRbl6 en- el Congreso de- Iii
RoiH = Bus compafisros le elsvaEon al Con-
greso de Washington, ? 81 nRci6u 10 elev6
Ia preBidenCia de Ia RspGblica; cuRn.
do 81 NAL 90 enconAbs; cUando aquelloB
EEtRdoE Be descomponfsp; cuRndo los es
ClRviGtRB lRnzabRn gus huPEaU de guerra
los esclavog al exterior de 81 degespeFa.
Ci6n, ell le1ad0T, 81 navegRnte, ell hiio del
gran OeHte el degcendiente de los kukke.
KOB, humilde entire los humildeE, ante 81
cUncienCia; grande entire los gsandes, ante
Do historic; Rsciende al CRpitolio, que es
la mayor altuTR moral de nueHtFos item.
pos, seFeno, faerte con IA idea, CON "a
Conciencia teniendo en- frente loH ej6rcitoH
mss gguerridoH de America; Is espalda
Eurcpa enemiga, Ioglaterrs inclin6n'
dose ri Sur, FFanciR aperCibiendoua & Ia
rsacci6n de M6jico; y en- suB msnou la pa
tria de.hecha, ar,aR dOa millonea de hom'
bPey; Eeune 525 OO0 CSballog; hsce andar
an artilIerfs 200 millaB On Biete diRE, des'
de IasioriIIas del Potomac haAta las orr
Has del Tennessee; empef1a mas de BeiB
CientaB bRtRllas; renuava en- Richmond las
hazsiiRs de AlejandrO, dc Cesar; Y degpu6I
de habeE emancipsdo tres millonos dc CO.
UlavoI, para que NADIA ls fsitEse, muere On
81 momento mismo de 90 victoria; como
Crinto, como Socrates, como t0doB loB re-
dsntoEeu, 81 pie dc 90 obra; lSU obEa! iobFa
sublime UObEe IA cPRl derEamar6 pteEns'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-05
NOTAS Y NOTLcILS.

Sc infoFma que muchos duefios de
ambarCaCfones que hRCon 81 tE6fco de pa
g0jeFog entire San Juan y CatSfio IaB hsn
pEeparado ConYsnientement0, I'm DO Ile-
var en- elias 81 mayor n6meTo de pRuaie
possible ca casO de llovaEso E efeCto q H1g-
pension do uG0 dc muslles de lol ''vapor'
Citoa."
So infoEma que ns Rnta de uevar &
sfeCto l. ConntituCi6n de una empEa1a, por
acciones y con cRpitaleB del pals, para 81
estableCimiento de an ssrvicio de tH6fco de
psGajeFn1 entire San Juan y CRtaiio.
Hay gran animACi6n para CouCuEEir
mRflAna poR d tRFdq & II feIEa que be lie !
vaEf & efeCto Ell 81 InstitutO, a1ilo IA nifoB
de SantuKcg, CON motivo do|la repsrici6n
de iuguetsI.
-Ha a8tado ca eata ciudad 81 uafior
alcald9 de Giala8, don Pillar Santiago que
vino aGuntoI de aqual muniCipio.
-Sa enCusntra On e1ta CiudSd en agun-
tOs del 8sEvicio, 81 81. @. MREquGz Roig,
sICaide de la CGrcOl de Humacno.
-Todayia no hay nada Eezuslto para ID
provision ds plazag VaCantss en- 81 cuuHp0
de Is policfn in1ular. El goboEnadeE rel.
ter6 sYsE & IN ''FspoTtsr" de Ia Corner
pondsncia" que o.pcEaba q rsuabssCi.
miento del CuEoneI Hamill para Il defni-
iva Eesoluci6n del n1unto.
-HR eGtado en- estR Gudad on a8un.
tos particuInReg 81 Lido. Be6or G6rdoVa
D6vila, iues municipal dc Mauah.
--Continuan haci6ndogs Lon tEabsio1
de degIinds del Cafo ds ''TibuEOnOG'' poE
los ompIsadoa del Departs amonto del IDto.
Eior de1ignador 81 efscto.
"A u sdad de ia afioI aCaba de f.
lIeCer ca Nueva OFIsanu, E. Rosng, 81 ne
gro mf1 anCiano do aquolla ciudod.
-ProgEama de les pisEar guo tocaEf a
u retEsta dal domingo Il banda ds u 20.
licfa iuBuIaE.
Pn8o doble dc Ii EnEzueIa 'AIegrfa De u
HusEta.-DnnEa els Cubaniln", Rios
OYalle. -sinfonln 80 dalirc'', a. UEeuo'
HoL-FoppuErf do snEsuala1 Cd IiEHdor
aa PalamAl (hl Ruga del ''u'o11apga,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-05
HUEvOS ar
TIFICIALES

En- Kansas City, EntRdos Unidos, exis'
90 una original induatria, puss De trata
nada menos que de una fkbrica do husvou
ArtifciRleS.
= pE0Cedimisnt0 eg Bumamente BsnCillo
el m6s peEito gaatE6nomo no ha de podeF
distipguir en- apariencia 8 On guSto esoB
huevoE, de los ''puestoE."
Cal, fgua, sangre, leohe, gEaBR, guiBan'
tss uno dos vegetables mas, son loB in
gEedienteE del original pFoducto. La cas-
cara y ID yema son de fabrication muy
f&Cil. La ''ClaER" ha dsdo que hRcsr 81
ingenio del inventor. La Compoaici6n de
IL yemS Cd como aigue: 80 pOr CientO de
gEasa, IA poF ciOnto do cRsefnas 8 poE Cion'
to dc Rlb6mina y aguR = cRntidad Bufcien'
ts de- gFaSR d0 CaFne de res que eB lR que
mas be pFsgta y forma el principal ingEe'
diente. A ella be shade una buen8 can.
tidad de Caseina que 81 Ia mayor parte de
ls leChe, afiadi0ndo tambi6n albuminR
mezclada con agua,
Luego % RgregR una mRteTiR qufmica
con 81 d0blo objeto de dar el color amRFi.
llo do ConBeTvaT lG miBtura en- IN estado
lfquido hRAta que 90 cueza.
La 'clREa" del huevo que tiene una
octRvR paFte do Rlb6mina puTa, es una
sustancis dificiI de producir qufmicamenta
Sc hs obtsnido an producto de igusl
RpRrisnciR y que se endurece y adquiere
color blanco bsjO Ia acCi6n del fusgo, con
una mistura de alb6mines vegetal extraf
do de guissntss, albdminR animal sxtraf
dS de Sangre, nm POGO de azufrs, bRstante
galatina ana sustain 10 qufmiCs gus i'm
pids Ia decomposition FSpida.
La cSsCara 90 imitR refreshments con
una simple soluci6n de cal, aqua y gonna
Cada yemR entFa On nm molde pRTa
rscibir Ia foFms, pRBRndo luego otro
molde en- donde 90 hs colocado pFsviR
ments apfoiente Cantidad de Glars" "
Con una iogsnioBs m6quina Sc introdu
cen luego las dos mateTiaB en- las oSscsFsB
como eata Ultima eat6 solo psEcialmente
endursCida y Contisne uDs busna cam
tidRd de gonna, ss CierFa perfsctaments Rin
aejar ueiia alguna do iuntura
Los huevoH Hs Cunservan fresOOs ouando
msnos an mes y como los ingredientss SON
excesivamente baFatog, los huevoB ae ven.
den 10 centavoB docens gRnando sl fs.
bIiCRnte un ciento poT ciento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-05
BIBLIOGRAFIA.
Ia PoOsll Gn d nunl0, pot n 4. BIanG0. .B0InODtS

La Casa Editorial Msucci acaba de po
ner & la vents una notabilfBima obra, edi'
tsdR con IN guTto y con an lujo que nos
tienan POGO aCogtumbIadoB IoG editoTez.
Tit6laae la Poe8tG en- Ell munde 90
autoE de ellis q culto inspirado poeta D.
NJ. r. BlRnco- BsImonte.
La hGTmos& obRa que va primOFoGa-
monte iIuEtTads con EetPatcs anCerradoB an
urtfSticas orlas, W tirads HObre magnffico
papel , COntiene Ian joyal mas deliCadas
do lan litsraturas extEaniaEas conCisnzuda'
meuts traduCidaB 81 caStaIlano
EutsmoB neguros de que La .Poesfa en-
eJ mundo Ser6 del sgrado del pdblioO pOr
uu eleganta presentation y por q m6rito
do Bu text0.
PreCiO: pesetas.
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MoNMlEsTO De PUERTO.

Hay en- aI puerto dc San Juan s COLE
taa ameEicanas. La "F. Harr jones' que
perdi6 50 pilots , que inform6 sste psri6'
dico, descargR hoy osmentoS, aEtefaCtoB de
quinCalls y CaEEuaje8 , pFovi1ionsB.
2 goletaB deSOargan carbon de piedra y
mRdeFas ConignRdRa & vREias Casas de
San Juan.
De cabotsjs hay an 81 puerto 10 goletaB
de las cualea eatsn daspachGdoB 'GuilleE'
mito' para Maunabo , Arroyo y .'Vitali'
Cia para Yiequea e8t6n descaEgando ,
uns daRcaTga BaI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-05

Son harto deugraCiados con Cd cOEtedad
lABtimoBs de miFaB. 81 uRbemo8 defender
u verdad actual, Il que podamos yer, =
que rsCtifCaEemoH honEadamsntg cadR
nusvo Scto dc la indagaCi6n; u uAbsmog
defender los que .padsOsn hsmbEe , ed
dejuHtiCia, saFamo1 amado1 ca RnrCstOnR
, en- Madrid poE millREes de DE-
CoTa86n, Cuya' patgiR ea el muT f0
lengueie 81 q de laE Co1as otsFr
Anfonio zo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-05
Para ulDu nnu@Ft tas

En- el h6med0 ambient9 de Il terTazR
que hmbRlnamaba 81 81 ds las c0EoIa8,
visndo la8 lfnean ds orc que u lug tEazR
GA. lar noChel de ostfo BobEe lHg olaB;
habI6bsmos de ColaG desvaneCidRg
e. b niebla lejana de 10 pausdo,
u ID gapgFe brotabR de laa hoRidag
que!no habfan losIafian ciCatEizado.
G TTGg!el muKo cubieEto ds mRdEsgeIvaB
egparCfa ID oEquestn triunfales Bonc1,
como voCeg nrm6nicag en- ClsrHs Selvas,
poE Il atm6Afera tibia de les Balone-.
El soplo ds Ia briBa de II alameda
agitaba Ga snS hombEos nayAdog tulsB,
d0nds Bo oHtFemGCfan Iazos de Geda
Cual fndRs mHTipoEaE de alas azuIes
So alma, fatigada como niDguna,
exh0labR mi lado tenueI suspiroa
ID luz mOlRno6lica do ID luna
doEmfa1e ca Les HguaB de Guu zafroB
Oil Ia inquisiud extrana de "a mirada,
81 ora mOFibundo de go oabeIIo,
el tenn bl0r que CTigpabR 81 manO heIsdR,
10 pena que le hac1S doblar 81 CueIIo,
-IPsrR que, balbuceaba, daafaIIeCida
Cual rosR agOnizsnt8 Eobre Bus ramas,
volveE hojsaR 81 libRo do nuastrs vida
81 ~ 20 no te amo, ri tf me amas?
lD6jame que ID tumba nola de-cisnda!
lNingfn di6logo amants conmigo entablesl
No quiero que mi alma de nueVo entienda
el lGnguaje amoH0s0 que tU le hRblsBl
ExpiemoB Ga la EeFrs nuoutFo dGIito
de hRbeF BobFs IL terra golado mucho:
para mi 90 TODD goCe fFutOtmaIdit0
p0H Ggo con miedo to voz esCuch0!
Esa mdSiCR aIegre lIegs nj dido
pero en mi ser no enciende fbras CaEnaIea.
Y0 tengo GolRmente red del 0lvid0
y am0E haCiR Lar dichRU inmaterialea!
HuYen loB p0ngamisnto8 de mi csbeza
como aveB de an abismo negro profundo,
poTqus solo CONSERVE Il honda triStezs
de las almRB que viven fusEa del mundo.
Mi 6ueTpo devorado poF 81 haHtio,
81 EeinO de laB BombTaa gozoso bais:
Jay! 81 tuyo 40 aiente CuRl siente 81 milo,
@NAAso2 09 409 ~ 9A00eAVA4 "a ~ MOLbE JA!oi'
Al aBomar 81 alba tTas Lao montafas,
an exterior dc mueTte vibE6 en- % paOho
y, oyendo de BuB labioB frausB extFans
Conduj6Eonle On brazOs hasta % IeCho.
Hoy. 81 platear Is luna las frescag lilaB,
con SuB mRn6S PiadosaB rasg6 Il tiHiR,
ante 81 aHombro vago do suB pupfIaa,
81 velo impenetrable que cubFs Isis.
JuIi6a del CasaL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-05

En1snanza Lib1e, (c) tango del Uangrsio
dsle za11usla 'El mozo cGto''. Two utep
''swesing PaEfs." Mongst. Cay Jota de Il
Zsrzusls 'iAloarfs De d HuoEto," Cusca.
-siAiEo1 Cubannl. . UFbsda. .-Poua dohIa
'tLn Gracia Do Die" Roig.-"stlE Spun.
gle BNuna"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-05
BOCEl7 .,

sobre 81 div6n de palisandro, 81 bello
cuerpo Bs exEende, palpitsnte , frfo;
20 elconde, bajo 81 p6Epado Bombrfo,
de l. pupila 81 fdlgidp destslIo.
Cual ara dc IN tibor, uobre 81 Cabello
muere aqusl bEazo que borr6 mi hRgtfo;
mojs 81 Gudor, cuRl tF6mulo EoCfo,
de las RxilaB 81 oHCuro velIo.
Juega en- 81 labio Ia sonrius; suoma
81 pie, como una ckndida pSloma,
50 puntR 81 bords de IL fna CFsa,
del balloon por 81 eriutal Dsrano
entEa an rayo de Bol que CabFillea
en- las er0CtRs C6pulGE del sono.
TirgiZiO D6Oila4
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-16
FOOLS UNDERTAKEN TWICE.
On Third Call, However, EmbaImes
Finds Her Dead.

Winsted, Conn.-Mrs. John Barnum.
whose suspended animation deceived
a doctor, an undertaken, relatives and
friends twice within a week and who
narrowly escaped being embalmed
alive a few days ago, died at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hawley Wickwire, In
Falls Village. That life is extinct now
there is no doubt.
After she had been pronounced dead
Tor the third time relatives watched
the body as before for signs of re.
turning life, but in vain. Undertaken
l. P. Hornbeck was called again. and
this time prepared the body for burial.
Mrs. Barnum was i'll six weeks with
general debility. At times she lapsed
into Inconsistencies and appeared as
II dead. Her heart seemed to stop
beating, but Of sudden she would
revive and chat with those at her bed.
side. She was in a state of coma for
hours before she breathed her last
Mrs. Barnum was 76 years old.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-10-16
Warned BY Fathers Ghost

Montgomery, Ala.-News has been
received here Of the death of Bose
Skipper at Moneraville, Ala, under
peculiar circumstances.
A few days ago he walked out to his
well. Returning, he told his family
that he had met his father (who is
dead. and had shaken hands with
him. He said that his father told him
that he was going to die and leave
MS business in tangle, Just as his
rather had done. He said his father
told him to wind up his business, that
ne would soon come after him.
Skipper, on the next day, went to
Greenville with his cotton, paid for his
grave, returned home, and went to
bed. The family physicians we're
called, but he was beyond the aid of
medical science. He finally clinched
MS teeth and refused to take any
medicine.
He died the other day, leaving
VIE and several children.