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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-30
Personal

u I'll 40!
Miss Mary Barnes, of Benton's Fer.
~. returned home today after a short
syistt with Miss Laura Jones, OF State
street. 55
yesterda on business. " h
ME-. n. Martin, ;{of Pennsboro. Is
the guest of friends and relatives In
this cts.
Mrs Elizabeth jackson moved from
Newton street to Taylor county Wed.
s;nes1ny. N ss;s2' , rs Il 555s
Miss Pearl Gray returned to her
home at little Falls yesterday after
yisit with her sister, Mrs. Ira VIII
Hams &. 81
ResssSN 1iss Eva ilson. who has been Wis.
sdtinE relatives In this ward, returned
ito sheri home at Benton's Ferry yester-
Mrs g ertrude Legg and daughter OF
virginia, are the guests OF Mrs. Legg's
nother, Mrs. Rose Carder. of Newton
street. 7r7iF
sssss Mr. Elijah Watkins and daughter.
Miss Della, of Pittsburg avenue. re-
St1lrned from Weston Wednesday.
md Mrs Corbin shuttlesworth
9haye moved to the corner Of New and
Water streets.
Mrs: Bailey Thompson. OF Grafton,
who !, shnsA been visiting friends in this
lseeity. left yesterday for Clarllsburs,
where SIZE will be the guest of Mrs.
aBarnes.
ssss ne Misses Pilson OF Grafton, nre
tic guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. a Pill.
son.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-30
MAINE G. o. p. CONVENTION.
(By s. W. Press Association (,

PORTLAND. Me-, April 3o.-Fo,ll
State delegates at large and two dels
gates from the First district will be
selected by the Republican convention
which was called to order here early
this afternoon. The only important
controversy is between those desiring
to pledge the delegates to Taft, and
those who demand nm uninstructed
delegation to represent Maine Mt Chi.
cago.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-30
Beware OF ointmente for catarrh
That Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely de.
range the whole system when enter.
Ing 1t through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputa.
bio physicians. as the damage they
Will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by E. j,
Chcny 6 Co.. Toledo. Ohio. contains
no mercury. and Is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure
yon get the genuine. It is taken in.
ternnlly and made In Toledo, Ohio, by
F. ]. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price, 75c per
bottle. 55
Take Halls Family Pills for -constl,
patton. i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-30
Operations Not Necessary.

Since the German scientist dlscov.
cred that 6 drops Carbolic Acid, i
dram dram zotan. X OF. iZnc Ointment mix
ed and applied highland morning. posi-.
8 lively cures any form Of piles. the use
OF the surgeons knife is mo longer
necessary. Any druggist can COM
pound this prescription. Is
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-30
socfal3To-Niaht.

X Social Tonight.
sgeyening Snt the Diamond Street
MtsESs Church the Ladies' Aid Society
VII hold their annual Dollar Social"
IDheses socials always prove to be very
interesting. oflcers for the ensuing
yearsWill be elected also and all mem.
beers pc the society are urged to be
present for this election.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-30

mARRY--Best. plan on earth. Nothing
like 1t: Photo OF every Indy member
published with description. Many
beautiful. wealthy. etc. Act quick
The Pilot, Dept. $50, Marshall, Mich
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-30
Mothers, IN eet lii q. {

N Others, N ceting q.
The VEG Z. will hold moth
setting Friday afternoon at two
sp,clock sat the home OF Mrs. Sanford
Jones fon East Park avenue. The sub.
a1ect4 for the ting is !" Mothers Prob
lens. "a Il mothers are earnestly re-
&qnested Ito be present.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-30
sslclIIan;H:T eli

Gillian Thlmble Club.
Miss Fred EEyerhart,t OF Locust ave-
nus, Will entertain n the members OF
the sieilfan} Thimble Club Friday even
Sing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-30

TIRzAT:
Gold Mednl Flour makes perfect bread.
= RnNc1Sa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-30

Vegetable Plants.
Thousands Of all kinds tomato cab.
lbnge, pepper and egg plants. Lea:
mans Green House, 4thS It, 9th ward.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-30

Just received Dorothy Dodd OK.
fords at Highlands. Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-30

PAMELA: tis 3E s.slfl ID 3ii..5 ssI ~
3; BE sure 70 use Gold Medal Flour.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-26

the efficiency OF the public service ana
OF the benefits derived from regulating
corporations referred to. The Republi-
cans are now asking when In the his
tory OF the Democratic party. they have
presented such 4 list OF progressive
and useful legislation In 90 short .
time ~ was given to the people Of this
state by the Republican party ut the
last session of the legislature?
The Republican leaders also point
with much amusement to the attitude
OF the Democratic press. which during
the last campaign ridiculed the promises
In the Republican platform that II
would provide local option law: but
the promise was carried out nOtwith-
standing the opposition OF the brewer
les and the liquor interests. and their
friends OF the Democratic press and
party.
1t will be remembered that the
Democrats passed an eighthour law
which was unconstitutional and
brought on q labor strike. II will also
be remembered that the Republicans
had to correct this mistake and enact
constitutional eighthour law. which
Is now on the statute books. That this
law is satisfactory Is evidenced by the
fact that the Democrats have entirely
abandoned the eighthour law as an
issue.
Surely the Republican party in Colo
RADIO has made good" and II there is
any virtue In overcoming obstacles and
difficulties. performing duties effect
lively and efficiently. the Republican
party In this state Is entitled to the
full confidence OF the voters.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-26
A Splendid
Platform
REPUBLlcANs ISSUE A SANE AND
COMPREHENSIVE pEcLARA.
TON.

Every Republican In Colorado
should read carefully the state plat
tion on September 18th. It is entirely
ton in September 18th. It is entirely
lacking in sensational and radical fea-
lures. 1t endorses the national admin
Lstration and the national policies Of
the party. 1t commends state admin
istration, the congressional delega-
tion. and presents q most imposing list
OF achievements. of promises fulfilled.
No Republican can read this report Of
the work done by the Legislature and
the administration without experience
ing sensations of increased pride In
the Grand Old Party.
While 1t suits the mood of some
people to decry politics and to speak
contemptuously OF those who take an
interest in politics. yet our country has
developed and grown to It's present
magnificent proportions and aecumu.
lated its undreamed Of wealth under
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-26
HON. JAMES c. suaosa.
Republican Candidate for Congress.
man At laroo.

man At Large.
Hon. James c. Burger. Republican
candidate for congressman at large.
belongs to the younger set" OF Re
publican leaders who have come to the
front In recent years. Mr.. Burger Is
u selfmade man. having started life
as a telegraph operator. He Ii active.
brilliant and resourceful. The Repub-
lican party drew a prize when 1t In
duced him to go into politics. He
comes OF good old Holland Dutch
stock. being a descendant OF one Of
the old Knickerbocker families OF the
Empire state. He was born In New
York City. and was educated at Trim
ity Church school. He came to Colo
RADIO In 1893. and Is now engaged In
both mining and farming. and Is also
interested In the real estate business
in Denver. He is president Of the
Union Deposit and Trust Company. a
banking institution, and IL Interested
in several other commercial enter.
prises. He is q member Of al the
Masonic bodies in Colorado and is a
32d degree Scottish Rite Mason and
knight Templar. director In the
Shrine Building Association. Presi-
dent OF the Denver Athletic Club, al
rector in the Colorado Track Club. and
Republican Club. and is an active mem
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-26

our present political system. directed
and managed by politicians and polit-
ical leaders.
The American form Of government
IL based upon the existence OF political
parties and when party assumes the
responsibility Of government. makes
promises Of reform and carries them
out, ~ the Republican party has done.
In the state and Nation. 1t Is entitled
to the loyal and patriotic support Of
every good citizen. Recruiting for
such party should be an easy task.
The voters Of Colorado will stand by
the party that has made good and
kept faith with them.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-26
HOW BRYAN KEPT HIS WORD.

On November z, 1900. Just after Mr..
Bryan had been defeated the second
time. he sent the following telegram to
Mr.. ]. F. Merrill Of Kansas City:
THAN you for your telegram Of con.
dolence. The defeat was severe one
You all did nobly. l cannot consci'
entiously ask the party to consider me
again for the presidency. led them
to defeat four years ago and that
ought to be enough for any one man"
And yet he set out deliberately to
secure the nomination for 1908 and
succeeded. Roosevelt kept his word
Mr.. Bryan did not. The temptation
was too much for him.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-26
HON. TIMOTHY o'coNNoR,
Republican Candidate for Secretary ol
State.

State.
Mr.. Timothy o'Connor. candidate
for secretary Of state on the Republic
can ticket. Is resident OF Boulder.
He came to Colorado from wfsconsin
In 1879; he taught school and after.
wards studied Law and was admitted
to the bar. He was chosen to repre-
sent his county in the Eighth General
Assembly. served two terms as deputy
secretary Of state under James Cowie,
and was elected secretary Of state two
years ago. In appreciation Of the ex-
cellent service Mr.. O'Connor has rem
dered the state he has been again
nominated to the ONCE he has filled
with such distinguished ability during
the past two years.
Mr.. O'connor has always taken 4
live interest In public affairs: has been
an active and Influential worker In the
Republican ranks. and enjoys unusual
popularity throughout the state.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-26
Der Of various other social and com.
mercfal Organizations. s

Der Of various other social and com
merciai organizations.
From this It may be gathered that
Mr.. Burger 10 q man OF unusual energy
and public spirit He is especially In
terested In improving the condition Of
the dependant and afflicted Of this
state and introduced and assisted In
passing . bill In the Sixteenth Cen
eral Assembly for the establishment OF
a workshop for the adult blind. The
shop is now established in North Dem
yer. He was elected to the State Sem
ate from Denver and served with dis
tinguished ability. being counted az
one of the most useful members of
that body. He took an active part In
debate upon all important questions
and devoted himself with the great
est interest to the work OF the vari-
Gus committees upon which he served.
II II doubtful II there Is a more popu-
lar man with people of all walks Of
life In Denver than Mr.. Burger.
Among his intimates he is known by
the familiar title OF Sunny jim"
While he does not lay claim to any un.
usual oratoricai ability. he is one Of
the most forcible speakers in the state.
He has an endless fund of humor with
which he seasons his discourses upon
public questions. He is . level-headed,
practical business man, rs fine = type
OF the aggressive, up-to-date Ameri-
can citizen as can be found in the
state.
La Junta tribune., 1908-09-26

When Bryan was in Congress ana
declaiming against the protective tar
IL he said: ~Your protective tarih
system Il driving the farmer from mn
land and substituting the farm tenant
Every farmer In Colorado knows tna'
this Is not true: but II II fair samp''
Of Mr.. Bryan's etxravasant assertions
and predictions.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-17
Telefono, 1889.
La Vice-P den
cia de Ia Repdblica

iodos los bEcrGs mexicanos. los
yordaderos patrlotas, que Sc intcresan
y traba1an por cl blen de su patrla.
~ especialmcnte los intelectuales ! do
Mexico que mi!!tan en- el bando del
partido liberal, estdn tomnndo con
verdadero cnlor In pr6xima election
para Ia FlceSiesidencia dc la Rerd-
Dlica, pueSto que en- tsta quedara sig
nlficada In futura existencia nacionaI
Tratando csta question dc inmensas
trasccndencias. dijo el Sr. Graf. Ber-
nardo Reyes. n Director dc "I.a Re
pdblicn', de Mexico:
"HacicnGo un resumen, y amplian-
40 ciertos cnnccptOs, podrta decir
q ud., --dijo el Grul. Reyes. que
In prosecution del General Dfaz ell Ia
presidencia. darl mas firmeza. mayor
prestigio i Ii institution &c In Vice
Presidencia, !a c"aL ascgura Ia paz en-
cualqufer deaGraciadn cvcntu del por.
yenlr; q'ic csa continuation podra SER
virle, tenienio In antoridad del pues-
10 en- que 10 mantcngamos, para de-
jar cjcfcer. 81 Is necesario, ese su
substitute llamado por IL ley, cuyo
experimento scra acaso favorable O.
In eyolucion demoCratica.
@AhoTa debemos pcnsar, siendo tan
interesantc cl nuesto do Yice-PresI-
dente, en- Iodo tiemno Y ms on nues
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-17
Antonio ZO2AYA.
\ CARLOS II.

LECCIOS : CARLOS H.
Carlos II do lngiaierra era muy
ntjeionado / las d!versiones >. las
cepsagraba todo su tempo, siendo
muy ditiCu copseguir que fuexe q
pyesidir cl Conseio. donde 10 ilama~
ban los graves asuntos del Gstsdo.
Killcgrcw, cspScIo dc button 8 lo-
co auc a Roy tents en la Corte,
auiso dar una iccci6u q su angusto
afuo So vIstio do pcrcgrino, coz
sas corrcspoadicntes eohehas = su
bord5n. So tntrcdujo en- Ia eamsra
real.
A<nmhradc de nqueiia induuicntaria,
II Roy lc prcgunt0 quo era aaucllo.
--voy i cmprcndcr una isrss pcre-
RrInaci0n -contgst6 killeBrew.
No tc crcia tan dsyoto, ~ d
donde buruo ya ci santo pcfcgrlno?
Al inferno. 6stnr.
Al snfiegaoG Y que vas?
--voy a buscar 4 of!verto cro'n'-
we'll 4 compromcterlc q que vuet-
va 4 cncargarsS dc ios asnntos dc
mgiaterra, pofduc m auccEor no 80
acuctds dc eiios para NADIA.
Al decIe eatas palabras. saii0 Eaps,
siamsata dc Ii real estsncia, > si Reyi
sensible 4 In icScion, tnosts5se emo
jado tiuraalo ana semans con su ha'
son, nero comepf6 4 aaisilr al conse.
10 tpAa 4 mehudo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-17
Mny Importante
.--.c.-----

Estaadn pr6xiftg el fin do afio,
epoea On que aeoatltnbrauipsc rcco-
toees lsis eaensaa dc nuestros sus-
srii,is,reB fsi;t,ieas5.sssa tEs.sea3 los t,,.a
teiiEaa psHdleIise dc pago su Easerip-
eien. 80 sIFYan eubriFla en- rsies doa
aittmos nieaes, pues dc 10 contrario.
al hhear nuestro reeonoeImiento n
nHaI. tendfianlos Ia pena da stispen-
darles 81 ensro del pcri6dico. Cong
te que colo habiamos con aaneiloB gue
per n1cfoaidad 6 faita ae sosuatna no
hayan hechp Fas pagos: eI.os So
Iariente haeemoa Ia anterior aayerten-
cta, espsrands que Ia eaeoatraran
ias,ifieada.
Per otra parte, una nnsya Icy poa-
tal nos prollba engiar ei periadIco Il
sliscerlptoreB que asban mas do 3 me-
ses; en- consecnrneia, es nluy eonYe-
niente qtls procuren porerse al cor.
siente en- s,is ragos clnnto an,ea, ,snes
de nm dia d etrp pucte v.sIlaraos el
Inspector Postai $ oblfgarnos Il sua4
pendcr q los que astuyleren ntrasa-
dos.
slendo esla Ia apoea mas buauueibia
del aho. con motive dc ias eoa6chas.
auponenipE aue 10 nnyop parte dc
nlestros susorintotos estan en- con-
dleEonea dc pnder despstnderae, sin
aaeriflelo aiguae, do las pcquetas esn-
zttdadea que adeuden. en- tuya yirtud
:esperauioa yernos fayofeeidos on bre.
ys por ai,s Sepltaas, 10 cpal aatr ainas
agradeeerie8 iebidamen,c.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-17

tras especiales '.ircunstancias, al tra-
tarse dc su elecci y en- eli pr6ximo pe.
riodo, dado que b>iuos fiado la direc-
cion dc nuest:os asuntos al Gene
raj Dfaz, porque toda su pasada he
roicR. vida, nos garantiza que so segui-
ra esforzando por el bien de Mexi-
co, que tendremos que buscar un cam
didato entire las personals quo en- los
momentos actuales do Eerca 10 rodean
cuentan con ST. confianza, est6n en-
sus secretos de Estado; p,ies dc otro
modo. estorbariamos In marchn quo
quislern scguir- en- las preparedness
del futuro nacional, y este ademds de
ser il6gIco revestiria el csracter do
obstruction impolftica, que habrfa de
cohibir el desarrollo dc los altos pro-
positos dc nuestro Presidente, QuIen
con mayor devotion que nunca, sin
'duda. habra tie lleyar d erccto sus d.
timos actos para el meioramiento do
una patria & Ia que Sc ha consagra-
do con todo amor: y que lie maestro
Ia necesidad que de su persona tiene
todayia, para afianZar su prosperidad,
efectuar los necesarios progresses po-
liticos que demanda su entidad repu-
blicana, para 81 mayor venidera glo-
ria, que inmortalIzara Ia que de JUS
ticia corresponds al emlnente servt-
dor"
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-17
La Exposition
de Boston


FL Ingeniero Nuncio dlfo, respecto
#dei contingente de Mexico en- la Ex-
#posicion de Boston. que grandes ca
sas amerlcanas, conveneidas de Ia
iboildad de los artfculos de la bue-
ma aceptaci6n que tendran Ga los Es-
:tados Unidos, eatdn resueltas d en-
tEnr en- arregios con los EndustriaIes
mexicanos para adquirir en- eiioa re-
Dgssentaclonrs exclusives ea tndl Ia
ultl0n Americana, o para hacerles fuer
teS compras slempre que: los pPecios
sean razonables.
Use ha yisto, pues. que & resultas de
sasa exposicl6n bostaniana, Sc ha en-
Ranchado nm POGO el comercio exta-
ripr. Y 81 este pequeiio adelanto ae
stfna con ius oi,teufdos ontrf fiorfucntc
y con los que Sc obtandran en- fntu-
RAG exposicioDes, So deducira claramen.
te la importancia que esta eiase de
certamenes tiene para Ia naciente In
dustria de Mexico, que solo espera o.
casi6n propicia para desarrollarse po
tentemente.
Ell mismo sefior Suncio manifesto
que de los sasenta ocho exposi-
torres mexlcanos, hubo cincuenta y
ocho que obtnyieron Fremios. Essos
consisten en- artfsticos diplomas que
prdximamente Sc entregaran los In
teresados. La distribution de diplo-
mas no Sc hard on fiesta piblica. 81
no privadamente eli la SecFetarfs de
Fomento.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-17
II CORO OVEL . GUERRA
LLEGA ENGRILLADO

tfAf - ..
EncadsAado. CON un sobretodo
sobre siss hcnbros. llego ID San Anto-
MIC, pof el Katy Flyer, el acusafo Gu
beeilla reyolucionnrio Encarnaci6n
,Dfax GuetrH: Lleg6 custodiado por
el Marshall IS. @. Victor y el dipu-
tado Frank Victor, de Muskogee, D.
klahoma. #
Fue recibiGos enela estaci6n del SouZ
tharn Pacific pcr9 los dlputados ]. b.
Dodson y Fred. Lancaster y condu-
cido Embellishments Ia carcel del
Condado. Segdn discrimination del
Abogado dc Distrito Bnynton. no les
fu5 permltido q los reporters hablar
con el prisionero.
No SO sabe quien sea el apoderadO
de Guerta. annque SO sabe 10 tiene,
segdn opinion del Marshall Victor.
+Creese que sea 81 Juez Gillis de Del
Rio. quien es apodcrado de otros com
Eplicndos en- 10 insnrrecei6n. s
s. Guerra adm manifesto hus..'as tss
haber soatenIdo unn lucha con los o.
ficlaies cue 10 arrestaron en- Wilbur
ton, Okla.
Aun prssenta algnnas heridas en- Ia
cabeza. como res,ltado de los galpes
que recibio con las culatas de las ca
rabinas.
Guerra y otro mexicano, Juan Cas-,
tro. ocupaban una pequeiia casa. es-
taban armados con pistolas Winchea-
ter.
Cuando los oflciaies. incluyen6o nj
'agente secreto radicndo Ell San Ars
tonic, hicIeron saber 81 mission d Cue
ira, este inmediatamente intento ha-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-17

Ger ,iso de su arlna, 10 quo no logr6,
i6rques los oflclales 10 derribaron al
auelc con tres golpes en- Ia cabezn.
Fqe luego engrillado conducldo q
Muskogee: y Il II
Castro adm esta en- Muskogee, a
cusado de intervention oficiosa.
tiuerra, que es Coronel de In ter
eefa zona' del Horte de Mexico. esta
acnsado de habre sido cabec,ila en- In
reyolncl6n que ttyo efecto en- Las Va
cas, durante Junio 90.
Hubo tres mil disparos y resu1ta=
ron muchas personas heridas. Con
tal motive tuvieron efecto yarios a
rresins. y algunos participates que
|noStuerpn arrestados salieron del pals.
Guerra hny6 hasta Oklahoma.
('reese que en- In lucha por, su IL
bertad, no esta solo y que recibird
agada do varias fuentes desconoci-
Slas las a,ltoridades.
S GreGse lue Ell el pats haya iuntas
seeretas con el fin de favorecer d
Guerra. pero q Ia vez las autorida-
lties perseguiran astadas los sImpati-
,gaapres.
u Guerra es mliy ce'-Netdo en- Del
RIO: era comercianlt en- San Fell
pc lugar cercano, y donde reside su
faiatlia. Tiene 81 ahoH de edad; es
de pequeilR estatnra, aspecto severe,
Slemuestra ser actiyp. segGn 10 ma
nisest6 en- In lucha que sastuyo al
ser arrestado.
81 Guerra no es lleyado d Del Rio.
$50 esperara el juicio de Ia corte Fe-
defal en- Enero 4.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-17
SECCION LITERARIA
La Alondra

FL painTn dn los campos por exec
tencia, el pajaro del labrador, eS la
atouura, su cumpahera asiuua, que
/ enCuentra siempre Ell ei pcsndo sur
co para dnrle vaior, para sostenerIo,
para cantario IL espcranza. Espe-
rama, era Ia vieja diyisa de los ga
los, por ESQ era por 10 que habinn
tomato por divisa q csto humilde pa
iaro, tan pobtemeate yestido, pero
! ,nu rico de corazon y dc canto.
La naturaleza pafece haber tratado
sacramento este paiaro. La dis
posicion de sus uiias la hace incapaz
do trepar por los arboles. nnida en-
IL TERRA, cerca de 10 pobre liebre,
sin mas abrigG que el surco. iQuG
vida tan Drecaria y aventurada GUAM
do esta empollando! iQue dc ,cuida-
dos y de inguietudes! I'm solo te-
IRON Ia defiends del perro, del mlla-
no del haicon, y guarda el dulca
tesoro de esta madre. Empolla do
prisa y hace volar pTeclpitadaments
Ia temblorosa nidada; esta infortu-
NADIA partieipa de 10 iuquietud de
su triste Yecina Ia hebre.
Pero por ei contrario, por un NIL
lagro inesparado de algeria y lie OIL
vido facil. In lIgeEeza 81 Sc quiere, do
indiferencia francesa, al paiaro naeto-
nal, apenas faera do peligro. recu-
pera toda su serenIdad, su canto
su indomable algeria. otra nlarayi-
liza: sus pellgr0s. su vida precaria,
sus pruebas cTueles, no endurecen su
coraz6n; es tnn buena como es ale
gre, sociable confiada. 0freeten-
do un modelo hustante raro entire
los pajaros &c amor fratsrpal, Ia D.
londra como la goiondriua, en- case
de necesidad. nutre sas hermanos.
FL msnor rayo dc luz basta para a
rrancarIe un canto. Es Is hiia del
dia, Luegc que tste comienEa, ,euan-
do el horizonte Sc cubre dc pdrpura,
y cuando ei sol, va d apaTecer, par
10 dol surco como una flecha, lleYan-
do al cieto oil hinso de Ia algeria.
isanta poesfa Ifcsca como u alba,
pura y alcgre como un corazon de nj
DO! Esta yoz sonorn, poderosa, da
sehal d los segadores. Es necesa-
rio partis, les dice el padre. ino es4
cuchais q Ia alondra? Ella los 81.
que, en- las horas calidas, .Ss invita- al
reposo. aesiruye los insectos, y sobre
ia cabeza lnelinada dc Ia ioyen me-
siio dorniida, Yierts torrcntes dc armo.
MIA.
MlCHELEr.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-17
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