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Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

Farnsworth and Mary Wheeler O Stonington are visiting in Norwich over the celebration.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03
Incidents in Society

Mss Fenn of Terryvilie is the guest of Miss Mary E. Bidwell.
 --- Miss Susie Gallup Is entertaining a school friend, Miss Zelda Blackburn, of Albany.
 The Misses Holden of Union street have returned from a stay at the Old Lyme inn.
 Mrs. Frank A. Mitchell of Otis street has returned from visit in Buffalo and New York.
 Mss Helen R. Buckingham of New York Is spending several days at her home in town.
 Leonard Hough of New York will spend his vacation at his home on Warren street.
 Mrs. Willis Austin gave a large bridge party on her lawn Friday even- ing In honor of Miss Endicott of Bos- ton.
 MT. and Mrs. William Cook and Miss Lena Cook of Lowell, Mass, formerly of Norwich. are visitors in town for the celebration.
 Secretary of State and Mrs. M. Fl. Rogers of Bridgeport will be the guests of former State Treasurer and Mrs. H.. H. Gallup over the celebration.
 MT. and Mrs. Elijah B. Lewis, Miss Margaret and Kirby Lewis of New Haven are guests of MT. and Mrs. Frank A. Robinson of Sachem street. MT. and Mrs. H. S. Chapin and the Misses Margaret and Dorothy Chapin of Rockville Center, L. L.. are the guests of the. Misses Bliss of Lincoln avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. James R. Welles of Springfield. Mass, and Mrs. N. P. Coburn of Newton Mass, are guests of MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Pullen of Lincoln avenue.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Thomas Potter of Huntington place announce the en- gagement of their daughter. Edith Maxson, to Walter Irving King of Hartford, Conn. Carleton Browning. who has been taking course in mining engineering with other students of Columbia uni- versity, is at his home on Lincoln ave- nue for the summer vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

Following the dedication of the D. A. R. memorial fountain Tuesday morning. there will be an informal re- ception at the home of the regent. Mrs B. P. Bishop, 1S9 Broadway.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03
A Clean Head Means
 A Cool Head
Good Thing to Know ln Warm wsaIhs

8sa9 hMtM6 " N"~W '" ''~' w 'F~"+"~-
 Better to know what will make the head clean and cool.
 Only one answer.
 Parisian Sage.
 You've heard of it of course
 You knew it was the only real dan drum germ killer worth Wnlle.
 You knew The Lee & Osgood CO guarantees 1t to stop dandruff, falline hair and itching scalp in two weeks or money back. -
 That this wonderful hair rejuvena- tor, Parlsian Sage, turns harsh, faded lusterless hair into silky, beautiful lustrous hair in a few days.
 You know that 1t is extensively used by women-of refinement.
 But you didn't know that 1t would keep the scalp nice and cool fin sum- mer.
 Well, now you know k, so get large bottle and if you aren't satisfied, gel your money back.l-50 cents at The Let & Oseood Co.
 Leading druggists everywhere fir America now sell Parisian Sage, and for your own good always remembel that the girl with the Auburn hair il on every package. Made in Americs by Giroux Mfg. Go, Buffalo. N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

Miss Margaret Fitzgerald has re- turned to Norwich after a two weeks stay in Mystic.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

Miss Jennie Gordon of Norwich is the guest of Judge and Mrs. Thomas W. Peabody, Westerly.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

Miss Florence Hewitt of Stonington is the guest of her cousin, Miss Nellie Loring of Lincoln avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03
NO ICE

On July 5th the EIsSs will keep open house for all visiting and local mem hers of the order and their lady friends. Refreshments Will be serssd during the day and evening. All EIks are cordially Invited.
 ty3d
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

At meeting of the state barbers' commission in the capitol Thursday, organization was effected by electing the following officers: President. John Sirica of Waterbury; secretary and treasurer, Leo B. Santangelo of Mid dletown.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

A few choice seats left to let on Cliff terrace to see the fireworks: tels- phone Powers Bros.-adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

The New York. New Haven & Hart ford road reports for May net operat- ing income of s1,55s,445. an increase of ssss,elu.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

Nothing refreshes like Williams Root Beer-.the ideal summer beverage Easy
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

Miss Nina Clark, now an art de- signer in Boston, is spending several days at her home on Mckinley ave- nue.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

Beckwith company wants ten good boys for special work Extra good in ducements. Apply Saturday.-adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

Streetman can obtain badges and souvenirs at Beckwith company Chestnut street-adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

Rev. c. A. Northrop of Norwich is to preach in the Pawcatuck Congrega- tional church. Sunday morning, July IS.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

Mrs. F. H. LaPierre and grandson have returned home after visiting at I. H. Stoddard's, af Lords Point.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

Mrs. Theodore Ryan of Montreal is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Spalding, of Penobscot street.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

Glle 9ullft1r.
 Norwich, Saturday. July 3, 1909. | VARIOUS MATTERS
 The window dressers have done their prettiest.
 The ofice and shop of the Rebert Brown estate will be closed all day Monday.-adv.
 The latchstring is out for all the re- turning kith and kin. McClunie. the decorator, is receiv- ing orders daily; Broadway theater; telephone 4e7-12.--adv. Monday being a legal holiday. banks and library will be closed
 An occasional yellowed leaf indicates that the elm beetles are setting busy.  Choise eastern salmon. swordfsh. holsters and oysters, at Powers Bros. --adv.
 Norwich housekpeepers have the lar ders stocked with toothsome goodies for their guests. To the weather man: A continu- ance of Fridays low temperature Is respectfully requestedI Monday 4.so, Sachem park. c. A. C. vs. Stonington. Adm. 15c. Ladies free. Grandstand 1Oc.-adv. Rev. c. A. Northrop of Norwich is to preach in the Pawcatuck Congrega- tional church. Sunday morning. July IS.
 A few choice seats left to let on Cliff terrace to see the fireworks: tele- phone Powers Bros.--adv.
 The New York. New Haven & Hart ford road reports for May net operat- ing income of $1,55s,445, an increase of ssss,slu.
 Beckwith company wants ten good boys for special work Extra good in ducements. Apply Saturday.-adv. Universalists and liberals generally have been invited to attend the bi- ennial meeting of the Universalist general convention in Detroit, October 2o-27.
 If you wish to enjoy yourself, att tend the social given by St. Marys T. A. B. society, T. A. B. hall, July 4th. Dancing s-12; admission 2sc. Bakers orchestra.--adv.
 The United Spanish War Soldiers national encampment will be held Sep tember 8, 2 and 10 at Tacoma, Wash. Connecticut will be represented by thirty-one delegates. Give Closson & Kingsbury your or der for decorating. Headquarters in Carroll block.-adv. At a meeting of the executive board of the A. O. H. of Connecticut. held at Savin Rock, 1t was voted to hold the state convention in Water bury some time during August, 1910. Trinity Methodist church, Sunday, 7.so p. m. Special patriotic praise service. quartette. congregation. vested choir. and Prof. George with eornet. Everybody welcome.-adv.
 The funeral of Francis N. Allen. who died suddenly at Crescent beach. was held at the Farmington Avenue Con- gregational church, Hartford, at ~1.s0 o'clock. Friday afternoon Burial was in Enfield.
 The first annual field meeting of the Connecticut Mich Goat Keepers asso- citation is to be held on Monday next, July 5, at the home of Milo N. Wood ing, at Augerville, in HRmden. on the basket lunch plan.
 Streetman can obtain badges and souvenirs at Beckwith company, Chestnut street.-adv.
 At a meeting of the state barbers' commission in the capitol Thursday, organization was effected by electing the following officers: President, John
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

Monday 4.so. Sachem park. c. A. C. vs. Stonington. Adm. 15c. Ladies free. Grandstand 10c.-adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

Universalists and liberals generally have been invited to attend the bi- ennial meeting of the Universalist general convention in Detroit, October 20-27.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03
PERSONAL

MT. and Mrs. Reuben P. Potter have returned from their wedding trip.
 Percy Schoheld and George Loring of Central Village were recent visitors in Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

Carleton Browning. who has been taking course in mining engineering with other students of Columbia uni- versity, is at his home on Lincoln ave- nue for the summer vacation.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

Mrs. Henry Avery and daughter Edith of Newburg, N. r., are visiting Addison Avery of Hamilton avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

The first annual field meeting of the Connecticut Milch Goat Keepers' asso- citation Is to be held on Monday next, July 5, at the home of Milo N. Wood ing, at Augerville, in HRmden. on the basket lunch plan.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

If you wish to enjoy yourself, att tend the social given by St. Marys T. A. B. society, T. A. B. hall, July 4th. Dancing s-12; admission 25c. Bakers orchestra.-adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

Mir. and Mrs. Charles Athertcn Clarke have sent out invitations for the marriage of their niece, Edith Helen Whiting, and Daniel F. Havi- land, on Thursday, July 15, at 12 o'clock. at 33 Washington street, New ton, Mass. The at home cards are aft CT Monday, October (, at 43 Greene avenue, Norwich, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

To the weather man: A continu- ance of Fridays low temperature Is respectfully requestedI
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

The United Spanish War Soldiers national encampment will be held Sep tember 8, 2 and 10 at Tacoma, Wash. Connecticut will be represented by thirty-one delegates.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

Rev. Charles Noble and Mrs. Noble of Grinnell, Iowa, arrived in town from New York on Friday. and will be guests of Miss Mary St John Rudd at Woodside during the anniversary. Later they will sail for Europe.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

Give Closson & Kingsbury your or der for decorating. Headquarters in Carroll block.-adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

Mrs. Harriet E. Grifnth and her daughter of Brooklyn, N. F., are vis- iting Mrs. Thomas Harland of, Sentry Hill. Mrs. Griffith was born in Nor wich and spent her early girlhood days here
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

Norwich housekpeepers have the lar ders stocked with toothsome goodies for their guests.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03
OIle @ll(lft1l.
VARIOUS MATTERS

The window dressers have done their ,rettiest.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

The funeral of Francis N. Allen. who died suddenly at Crescent beach. was held at the Farmington Avenue Con- gregational church, Hartford, at -1.so o'clock. Friday afternoon. Burial was in Enfield.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Potter of Huntington place announce the en- gagement of their daughter. Edith Maxson, to Walter Irving King of Hartford. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

At a meeting of the executive board of the A. O. H. of Connecticut. held at Savin Rock, 1t was voted to hold the state convention in Water bury some time during August, 1910.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

The latchstring is out for all the re turning kith and kin.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

The office and shop of the Rober' Brown estate will be closed all da, Monday.-adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

Trinity Methodist church, Sunday, 7.s0 D. m. Special patriotic praise service, quartette, congregation. vested choir, and Prof. George with cornet. Everybody welcome.--adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

MT. and Mrs. James R. Welles of Springfield Mass, and Mrs. N. P. Coburn of Newton, Mass, are guests of MT. and Mrs. Frank Fl. Pullen of Lincoln avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03
All Ready for sportina Events.

The sports committee held q. final meeting Friday night at the office of It's chairman, Dr. D. J. Shahafi, closing the list of entries, and no more will be received. The number already is so large, counting up more than 100, that the mfas h1pmen of New London, who wanted to enter some men, have been obliged to withdraw. In the list of snssass eleven natdenalitlea a~e rsnFe-
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

Choise eastern. salmon. swordHsh. holsters and oysters, at Powers Bros. --adv.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-02
MOnumento mundial
III. r. Blanco- -Belmonte.

tan Fl ano 1915 Sc cumplra medic
siglo de la Union Teaegrslfica lnterra-
cional que naci6 en- Berna, las ma
Clones Representatives en- la Ultima Con,
ferencia celebrada por aquella iusfif'-
cion, cJIya reunion tuvo lugar eu las
boa, acOrtlaron erigir en- aplslla ciu-
dad suiZa un monumento- en- conn mo
racIon de la citada fecha
ri mOnumcnto teDdra caracter muss-
dial, Sc ha acordado que los g,>.oS
tis,l missno no exce,lan de dciseieui 3
mil frances, para cuyo total debers
eontribuir con veinticinco mil frances
eada naci6n adherida.
Para tomar resolucionss Y adoptaa.
las medidas pertinentes la realizacIos.
del fin propuesto, ha sido autorizade
debIdamente cl COnsejo Federal Il
Suiza. que va ha cmpczaslo sus trabn
JOS "a Ia materia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-02
Numero 81

San Fernando: va 10 estoy agua
dando
Santa Rita: Que llcgue enscguid
Ia.
Santa Fabiana. Meior hoy que ma-
iiana.g
Esta disparatada lctania ha Side
scnclllamente el fundamento de una Il.
manda de divorcio.
NJ. Pan, professor de flaHia. con dc
mieilio en Paris, observe que sn espo-
sa, a partir del mcnguante de Ia luna.
de MEL b. demostraba indfercncm
dcsvio cada vez mas acentuados.
PueSto a averiguar, el flantsta s.
enter6 de que 81 no respondia "a
ldepi dc marido que su cara mitasi
son6.
Acto continue acudi0 4 los tribuna-
les en- Solicitud de divorcio. aduciendo
como testimonio de las ambiciones 4,
st consorte la antreior letania, que aps.
recl6 entire los papeles de madam
El tribunal aecedi6 10 solicitado
reeonocle'dc y declarando que IS en-
81 una loc ira pedir Que un pchrc NOR
tai renna ei ctimulo de perfeceionrs
que EN- el rezo Sc requerian.
Naturslmente, como era de sllponel
Ia cltada. ooraci6np habia sido forjd-
da por una industriosa ancianita o1le
Hxpendla las copias a raz6n de die
frances.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-02
MIGUEL DE CASTRO.

y la TERRA De 10 que es trabajo dt
nuestra gcneracI6n. productos indus
triales. ohras artistras. Invenciones del
rngenlo, aparccen escasisimas mues-
tras.
I'm cambio, las secciones historicas
henen extraordiDaria importancia, Y
los extranos, mas que nosotros mismos.
quedan asombrados de la cultura. del
artc, de la fuerza, de La grandeza. de
la Espana que fue. Seguramentc EN-
Santiago apareceran ioyas tan hermo-
sas ~omo las que salieron a luz, des-
de ciaustros, sacrstias Y casas seilo-
riales, en la Exposition de Zaragoza
y en- Valencia podremos admirar des-
conocidos Ribaltas Riberas portcnto
sos ~ ~
Al lado lie estas sceciones hstori
cas-, que hablando en- plena yertiad, son
TN tanto aburridas y antipaticas para
In mayor parte de los cindadanos, no
tiene relieve en- nuestras improvisadas
exppsiciones mas que la seccion que los
organizadores suelen llamar de produe
tos alimenticios
Nuestra calumniada TERRA Sc ofrcce
ALI La contemplation de sas hijos
en toda su eariiiosa fecundidad de ma
Dire que cumple blen su obligation d.
sustentarnos. La inmensa variedad dc
nuestros yinos Y nnestros aguardientes
de AndaIucia. de Aragon de Murcia
las conseryas rioJanas. el dorado acei-
te dc las margenes del Guadalquivir,
los corchos extremenos gerundenses
cuando la TERRA nos da en- suma, So
ofrece cn ss.as e.posiciones en- supa-
ricr proportion que las manufacturers
Observando este Sc liega pensar
que EspaIa, que fue saba V conquista .
dora colonizadora y desdeno su pro.
pio sueio, rclegando al caupesino qu,,
io cuftivaba a la calidad de siervo, va
4 acabar sns destinos sicndo exclusive
V unicamentc labriega.
No estaria NAL, y para mi va tar
da, ef momento en- que tengamos todos
que romper nuestras plumas Y mar
ci,aruos 4 escardar cehollinos. con Ii
que acaso fuesemos mas utiies Il la pa
tria. tlaro es que habian de preceder'
nos ofras muchas geutes. aunque se;,
de temer por 10 po6tico y cream que
al dedicarnos todos la vida campo
sina no han lie tener mas obligation
V trabajo que tocar la zampona el
caramilIo lie mesiros hue0licos Y pas
farales cIssicos
Entire tanio, y como es de esperar
que Ia racha De cstoS certamenes con
tindc un par de aiios cuando menos.
crco que tendre tiempo para escribi
un hbro &c gran uiiIidad para todos.
qi4e llcvara por tifulo. ~Perfccto ma
pual del organizador de exposiciones"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-02
Dionisio Perez.
'iintaS de riiIlruaiAgrah

Limpia. pulcra. hacc.mosa. iina CO.
no el coral. allegro como unas casta-
luelas. alma lie nina en- cuerpo de ml-
icr anfora moruna cmbalsamada con
iromas de misticismo, forccilla de
amor brotada en- la serrania egabrcnse,
fal fuc Pepita JimeneZ. 49,.
Para enriquecimiento del joycro de
las letras iespanolas. un mago del ar
te. nm exquisite orfebre. un hermano
en- el primor V en- el espiritu de Juan
Ruiz el Vandalino y de Enrique de
Arfc. cincel6 maravlloSamcnte la
atractiva fig,Ira de esa beldad senoril.
Y por ia proSa eScllltural de don
Juan Valera alcanzo inmortalldad glo-
ROSA la amante V amada del lneXper-
to galan don Luis de Vargas
Pero Pepita .Jimencz rosa encenHl-
da del iarttin andaluz, carecia de
corporeidad. no habia logrado forma
plastica. era imagen modclada en- bI7l-
mas vcSpcrtinas por ensuenos ideales.
In escultor de genio. un gran arts
ta. ha plasmado en- barro el pensamien-
to de Valera. al dar Gina Il la
obra. al oiIustrarp la creacion del mag
no noyelista, ha tenido el acierto fe-
icfsmo de rendr homenaje detinltlv0
Fl creador.
Pcpita Jimenez ha nacldo como de-
bia nacer: Il los pies de su padre
amanda v reverenciando al lpr eii
ella puso 10 mcior dc au soberano iai-
genio. Asi Atenas surgiendo del ce-
rebro de Zeus.
Aeaso Lorenzo Co,lIlaut Nnsera lie
g,a i producer nIonumentos superlo-
res en- merito al boceto de este monal-
mento admirable. ST asf sucede, la
|ssperioridad ,podra ser .resultado le
una avor perfection teenca.
Mas on LII totalidad de la labor de
este artista, Pepita Jlmenez deseoIia-
ri como ctispide de insplraclon. como
trofeo de victoria bien canada por TN
poeta-escultor modcrno que po-
ner de- relieve Fl alma de un grlego
que yIvio entire nosotros soilando con
siIs iguales Sofocles y Haton -pndo, s,l
10 auso remontar ci curse de las
cerfturias toanar leceiones de Fidias Y
rivalizar con Anaxagoras y con Ago
racrito.
E,n el bello relieve que exorna al
boceto del monumento d Valera, DAT
MS Cloc, entire s,ls rebanos, parece
que esperan algo: jim enJambre de
abeias del lIinleto que al cnt0nar sn
ca1eiisn arrulladora deposite mieles dul
cisimas libadas en- los latlrsies del bos-
que de Apollo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-02
CroniCa espanOla

Sc prepara una Exposition en- Va
lencia; Sc prepara otra Exposition en-
Santiago: en- Bilbao tamhlen andan a
gueitas con I'm proyecto de Exposi-
sion. Por baIadi livana que ella
fuera, nadie ha olvidado que Madrid
anvo su conato de Exposition Il We
rano anterior Y no hay para que cl-
tar la de Zaragoza que fue muy im-
portante. graciaS al genio organization
de don Basilio paraiso. uno de los po.
eos hombres "motores' Que hay en- Is
pana-
Sc We por estos datos que d La racta
de los centenarios. que por ahora pare
en acabada. gracias que no queda va
ven nuestra Historic hecho de medlano
fnste que rememorar, Va segur una
racha de exposiciones. cosa logiea 81
Sc tiene en- cucnta que es el unieo lbs
tinto de imltaci0n Asl. 10 que Ma
Jrld Iaragoza hicieron, sienten ne
.rsidad de hacerIo Valencia, Santiago
Bilbao. Y tras estas capitales surg'-
ran otras que querran organizar SUI
respectivas exposiciones. mas menos
rcgionales.
No hay en- todo este que lieyo dicho,
la menor expression lie enemtga las
exposiciones. Una Exposition es una
gran cosa, loable Y plausible, cuando
Sc haee bien Y es empresa harto des-
.ielsable censurable, cuando Sc hace
NAL. Como todo en- el mundo.
Para hacer hicn una Exposition, no
hacc falta mas que dos ingredlentes
ei primero, tempo, y el segundo, di-
nero. sale clio a pedlr de boca- In
ii extraniero - celebran frecuentemen
il. eertamenes ferias de esta indoie.
con una riqueza de inciatlvas que ma
ravila. pero todoS eilos tienen varlos
amos de gestaei0n preparation Aho-
IA Sc organiza en- Milan una Exposi
zion de artes, relacionadas con ei tea
tro. en- la que 81 trabaja hace bastan-
ic tempo Y que no ha de celebrarse
hasta 1912
In ESpaIa arreglamos las cosas de
stro modo: organizamos una Exposi
.s6n en- seis meses. Y veces. SIN do'
realcs. con. 10 que 81 exito IS imposi-
bic. Tai acontecto con Ia Exposition
de Madrid
Luego eStas exposiciones. aeaso poi
L. precipitation con que - organ'zan
poraue no dejan, en realIdad, item
90 : uueSiros indusirisles para prepa
rar. ssrs insialaeiones y acudsr a elias
sr.scnan 4 los espirItus ol'servadores
saue en Espafa no nos quedan mas
n,e dos eosas admirsbles: la Historic
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-02

FOR la puerta de escape del suci-
dlo Sc ha Fdo de la vida I'm notable
pocta frsfnces: Albert M6rat.
No es. 10 extrano que este canior
de la bclleza y de las aiegrias de!
vi1ir haya cedido' un monrealto T.
lacura truneando su existencfa cllan,l.
cargado de amos Y con abundancia d.
dmero podia esperar un fin no reno
to
i'o eStrano es Que, desde las atu-
ris de su cdad proyecta, Menat hay..
sueunbdo Il una desesperarion excil--
sable a los veinte amos. ct,ando los
hervores de la sangre moza 81 sohre-
poilen Il los dctados de La rehexi6ql
No ha sabido resistir Il Ia amargs-
a Gle verse olvidado- por la genera
eion actual no ha tenido fnerzas pa
ra segllir sufrendo las negatives de
ia academia Francesa que. CON inilS
ticia sistematicsio. Sc opuso 4 d.rir
2s1enio entire los olnmortales.D
Merat. coinc idienno casi con n I'M
fort'niado Becqner, Sc preguntaba. or
IN melanc6lico poema, sqnidn le cerra
ria los ojos
Z \ I'M no2o del Dep6sito judicial lie
cataveres, cumpiidas las formaliiadcs.
de la antopsia, Sc ha encargado de
contestar il la dolorosa interrogaci6a
del artista
NJ r. Blanco- -Belmonte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-02

Jacinto Benavente-es mas poeta tie
nuestros dramatlrrgos el mas drama
tirgo de nuestros poetas vencido
otra vez en Ia escena.
Pens6 alto. sinti6 hondo, hablo ella
70. Il pnblieo, subyugato por sublm'
emoci6n. rind6se en- un APPLAUSE consa-
grader. unanime. SIN reservas m dis
tiugos. sin cicatsrfas M regateos.
I'm In comedia sPor las naIbes.o rs
pafIa en- general Madrid partIcula-
risimamente. han puesto' nj apaausiir.
una eosa que. por 10 rara. vale mas
mucho mas que el estrueudo del On
tusiasmo cnando estaIla en palmoico !;
han pueSio grai.tad sincera.
M6dlco-cirsiiano de las almas. Bena-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-02
uan Puerto.Ric Martes de Mario de 1909

que, naiuralm,nte. Sc llevara gran pre-
mio y mcdala de honor doDde qulero
que la presente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-02
CUAND0 LLEGUE LA MUERTE E...

In dolor inefable Sc nevo La algeria
de mi alma dejola I'm ardn sin flores.
En- e querdo de mis- muertos
las rosas que entreabren de agonia.
Nj nm instante e alcjcs de mi ccho alma mia,
ni apaIres de los m ojos soiadores
que en- mi poStrer momento, los duceS ruisenoreS
de mi pecho han de habarte de 10 que te guerra . -.
Cando llegue la muerte escoa de somlraS,
scnta yo en la agona que llorando nombras
que cerran oos tn, manos de marfl.
Y cuando el nltimo duerma yo en- leeho
que las lagrimas tuyas caigan sobrc vi pecho
cantando las kaSdas de nuHStro febril
MIGUEL DE CASTRO.