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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-06
NEW MINES FOR
P|OCHE DISTRICT
Strike in Black Vault Is I'M
p0rtant-CentenniaI
May Be Next.

While disclaiming intention to min
imize the Importance Of the excellent
showings in a number of properties on
the Prince belt, in which systematic de-
velopment is being carried on with ev
cry prospect of ultimate large success,
d. D. Houtz of Povo and W. w. Byrne,
formerly of John Hays Hammonds
staff, who arrived yesterday from Pi-
Oche, contend that the Centennial Pi-
oche Mining company is not unlikely to
bring in the next mine in the camp.
The Centennial Phoebe is developing
large group of claims south and east of
the Prince mine. The ground in that
direction is well toward the fiat and is
covered with wash. 1t was necessary to
sink close TO $50 feet to penetrate the
regular formation, but since the shaft
has been in the regular formation sew
eral punches of manganese ore have
been encountered, and conditions are so
favorable that Superintendent Lloyd of
TIE Prince predicts that another 100 feet
OF sinking will disclose a large body Of
good ore. The Prince veins all trend
east of south, directly toward the Cen
tennial ground, and everything indi-
Gates that none Of their strength will be
lost in the distance covered.
Confirm Black Vault Strike.
That the Black Vault Mining COM
pany, Of which Mr. Houtz and Alex
Goliath are the chief owners, has en-
cOuntered a handsome body Of ore, is
confirmed by these gentlemen. Average
samples taken from the bottom of the
shaft show values of about 20 per cent
lead and 100 ounces of silver to the ton
while good disclosures have been made
in other openings on the vein.
The Black Vault company IS operat-
ing on the extension Of the fissure which
made the Meadow Valley mine famous,
having opened that ore channel in a
limestone mountain adjacent to the
quartZite mountain in which is the
Meadow Valley mine. The old-ti1ne OPP
orators assumed that the qUartzite was
the only formation in which ore could
make and never pTOspected for the pro-
life fssure in the limestone. Mr.. Houtz
has no doubt that he and associates are
well on the way toward developing
large producer. The property is to be
equipped with machinery that more Wig
OrOus development may be carried Oh.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-06
UTAH CON. WILL
ADD TO PROFITS
Net Earnings Should Show
Large Increase Under
New Contract.

With the expiration OF the contract
between the Utah Consolidated Mining
company and the American Smelling &
Refining company, next April, net
earnings of the mining company should
show a substantial increase over the
results of the company's year which
ended Dec. 81, 1908, says the Wall
Street Journal.
In comparison with a cost per pound
of only 8 cents in 1907, the company
could not produce under cost Of 3
cents in 1908, but with new conditions
and greater facility in production, the
operations of the company after the
commencement of the new contract
with the International Smelling & Re
filming company should respond to the
improvements planned for.
1t will be remembered that the Amer
lean Smelling & Refining company re-
fused to consider an extension of time
for six months on the old contract with
the company, so that at the expiration
OF that contract in February, 1910, Utah
Consolidated will receive no benefit
from it's operations until April when
the International Smelling company,
which was formed primarily for the
purpose of working the cOmpany's ores,
will commence handling the cOmpany's
ores and those Of surrounding mines.
The new arrangement is most favorable
TO the company. providing for a smelt-
( ing charge at least $3.50 cents cheaper
than that made by the Guggenheims
In addition, while the cost of trans
porting its ores TO the Garfield smelter
was As cents a ton, this charge has
fbeen reduced through favorable location
TO only Is cents a ton, with a COnse-
quent saving in the two items amount
I ing to over 100000 annually, according
ITO President Broughton.
Owns smelter Stock.
A further increase in income is pos
sible from the fact that the company is
said to hold $500, 600 OF the stock of the
international Smelling & Refining
company.
The effect Of these savings on the div
idends can easily be seen. While 1t is
true that the yield per ton in copper
silver and gold is steadily declining
with increased facilities prospects
would be better than at present Two
dividends are yet to be paid at the reg
ular rate of so cents a quarter before
the new contract will come into opera
ton, and after that time an Increase in
payments is a matter of conjecture
However, the company has always been
liberal In its disbursements, as is
shown in the following:
Year 1903, So; 1904, SO: 1905, $3.50:
1906. $3.50; 1907, 81; 1908. 50; 1909, 50.
rate for year
The amount of gold obtained in re
timing Is about S1-sS, and from one and
One-half to two ounces Of silver in re-
deemed
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-06
Ores and Bullion.

= Smelter settlements yesterday. re- !
y ported by Mccormick & Co: Ores /
= 1900; bullion. $4,000.
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-06
SILVER REEF is
TO BE REVIVED
Strong Company Formed to
Make New Mine and
Treat Ores.

Proceeding upon the knowledge, born
Of progress in both mining and metal
lurgy, that the famous old Silver Reef
camp In Washington county was aban-
doned by early-day operators on ac
count of lack of proper methods for
treating their ores, rather than on ac-
count of lack of ores carrying pay
values, strong group Of Utah mining
men and capitalists has formed the
Reef Mining company, to take over
some of the old mines with the inten-
ton of providing equipment and of min
ing in way which should mean sue
cess.
The new company, which is capital
lied for 100000 shares of the par value
of 10 cents a share, has for its officers
Professor Anton Peterson, president;
H Welte, vice president and manager;
John F. Tobin, secretary, and Willard
Weihe, treasurer. 1t owns six claims,
including one of the oldest mines in the
district, where the presence of silver
copper ore in sandstone formation has
puzzled so many biologists and mining
experts.
The Old-time operators attempted to
save the silver values only. and Man
ager Welte, who was born in Silver
Reef, and has spent a large part of his
life prospecting and mining in that re-
gton, says that in the slopes of the old
mine owned by his company is piled
not less than 100000 tons of ore which
averages 4 per cent copper, and which
has been proven amenable to success
full treatment by a teaching process;
while the old failing dumps carry from
? to 4 per cent copper and five and six
ounces in silver to the ton.
Get Limestone at Depth.
In addition to assured wealth from
these sources there is in the company's
ground shaft $50 feet deep with a
showing of three and a half feet of ore
which, he says, averages $40 a ton in
copper and silver. It is found that the
sandstone is at depth, underlaid by a
strong limestone formation, which
promises better things than have been
opened near the surface. The copper in
the ore appears in the form of mala-
chite, or something closely resembling
it.
The new company has in view the in
stalling of a mill of 125 tons a day ca
paCity, employing q teaching process
which tests have proven will extract a
large percentage Of both the copper and
silver values. Mr.. Welte left last night
for camp to place a force of men at
work upon further development and to
prepare for the improvements which are
soon to follow.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-06

If you take a real interest IN
what you wear-in what you eat
in what you buy for your home
in your "fads." your ''whims,''
your amusements-you'n take q
real interest Ia today's ada
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-06
New York Listed Stocks.

Sales. Open. High. Low. Close
Utah Cop Gee. 800 40 40 80 49
Tenn. Cop &C.. 100 SO SO So So
New York Curb Range.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-06

San Francisco Mining Stocks.

San Francisco, Oct 5.-The Official
losing quotations for mining stocks to-
ou rrrcrn
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-21
LINDSEY Is
 BEING SUED
tgy AIsska News BureauO

DENVER, Colo, Dec. 21-Horace J. Smith. former speaker of the House of Representatives in this state, has sued Judge Ben B. Linsey of the juvenile court and Harry O'Higgins of Everybody's staff for $5O,OOO for defamation of character. In seDtem- Der Lindsey furnished O'Higgins ma terial Cand also colaborated with him, it is claimed) for a magazine article which purported to tell the story of the political rottenness existing in Denver and ArrapahOe county In the write-up Smiths name is men toned in connection with shady deals, which are alleged to have led up to the election of Simon Guggenheim as Senator
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-21
WILL URGE
 BUREAU OVER ALASKA

affairs of Alaska will be transferred from the Department of the Interior to the Bureau on Insular Affairs.
 Alaska, the President suggests, should be governed by commission of five members to be appointed by the President and to act with the Governor in enforcing the laws and suggesting legislation to Congress.
 The bureau at Washington will have exclusive charge of the territory.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-21
DOES TAFT'S CHOICE
 FUR SUPREME BENCH
 FAVOR BIG INTERESTS?

U. S. circuit court of appeals Lurton showed favoritism to the railroads and frequently used private cars do- mated by the railroads He is said to have once rendered a decision de- claring the employers liability law
 unconstitutional and also rendered a decision to the effect that the Sher- man antitrust law did not apply to railroads,
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-21

James Haslett of Skagway left on the Cottage City for Prince Rupert where he goes Co accept a govern meut position.
 Make reservations now for your Christmas dinner at the PULLEN HOUSE. Separate Tables for Private Parties. Dinner from to 2 p. m.
 J. Huebuer of the Huebner Drug company of Douglas and Haines, was a passenger on the Cottage City for Douglas. Mir. Huebner has been in Halnes for the past few days.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-21
WILL PR0BE
 BALLIN5ER'5G CONDUCT

President Taft at first refused to have an investigation of the matter, but Secretary BaIlinger insisted and made it clear to the President that he could not retain his position in Che cabinet unless the charges against him were cleared away. He said the situation was intolerable,
 The leaders of the Republican party also joined the request.
 The investigation will be of pub lie nature
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-21
ley AIaska News Bureau.l

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Dec. 21- It is understood today that the com mittee of the University of COpenha, gen selected to examine Dr. Cooks polar records will make neither a favorable or an adverse report. This
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-21
tsy Alaska News sureaN

WASHINGTON, D. c. Dec. 2l- President Taft has yielded to the de- mands made by Secretary of the In- terior Ballinger and his critics for a complete public investigation by Com gress of the charges made against BaIinger by Chief Forester Pinchot and others in connection with the western water site and Alaska coal land cases.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-21
RIDERS
 ARE 0N TRIAL
lRy Alaska News sureauD

UNION CITY, Tenn, Dec. 21-The second trial of lhe seven members of the Night Riders mob alleged to have taken Captain Rankin to the shore of Reelfoot Lake, near here, and mur- dered him, began here today, It is whispered about the court house that three of the accused have turned states evidence and told the story of the killing. From the facts obtained its believed the killing will be shown to have been a cold blooded affair and can be proven against those pow in jail and eighteen others. On the former trial all of the accused were convicted, but on technicality new trial was ordered by the supreme court.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-21

 AT G0RD0VA

CORDOVA, Dec. 11-Cordova is in a fever of excitement todey over the news just received from the Iditarod. A cablegram received here by J. K. Reidman from Ed Young, at Nome, whose partner, Ramps Peterson, an
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-21
tBy Alaska News Bureau)

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 21-Con opposition in Congress is be ing aroused by the Presidents nom- nation of Judge Horace Fl. Lurton Of to succeed the late Rufus as justice of the United States supreme court.
 It is alleged that as judge of the
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-21
LAST
 HOPE IS GONE
lsy AIaska News BureauD

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dee. 21-Th |. s. supreme court has refused to review che evidence in the case where Thaw brought proceedings to be released from the asylum for the criminal insane in New York. This puts an end to the last hope of Thaw of being released from the asy- lum.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-21
.G0NGRESSMEN
 TAKE RECESS
fRy AIaska News Rureaul

WASHINGTON, D. c. Dec. 2l- Congress took a two weeks recess today until after the holidays. Many Of the congressman have left the cap ltal to spend the holidays at home
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-21
DANISH PEOPLE ARE GHAGRINED

action is considered, however, as an absolute refutation of Dr. Cooks claim
 The Danish people, who were the first to welcome Cook, are greatly chagrined over the turn of events. While in this city, Cook was banquet ted by the King.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-21
ALASKA s. 5. 60. Is BADLY STyNG

taGon of l92 men who were brought to Seattle from Unalaska after hay ing been wrecked on the Columbia, a big cannery vessel last April. The Alaska Steamship company will ap- peal the case.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-21
(By Alaska News Bureau.)

(5y Alaska News Bureau.)
 WASHINGTON, D. c. Dec. 21- President Taft is preparing a special message on Alaskan legislation which he will submit to Congress after the holidays.
 In the message he reiterates his disapproyal of territorial form of for Alaska and outlines a comprehensive scheme whereby the
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-21
SEN. HARRIS
 CALLED HOME
(By Alaska News Bureau.)

CHICAGO, Dec. 21-Former Unit ed States Senator Harris of Kan sas died here suddenly last night of heart failure.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-21
Csy Alaska News sureau.)

Iby NTd5Nd INNFF7 SV' e'71''I
 WASHINGTON, D. c. Dec. 21- The Department of Commerce and Labor has refused to pay the Alaska Steamship company for the transpor-
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-21
FIGHTING BOB
 GIVEN HONOR
tsy Alaska News Bureau

NEW PORT NEWS, Va, Dec. 21- Rear Admiral Robley Evans has been elected president Of the Blue Jack et the official organ of the U. s. navy.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-21
S7AR GBZER SAYS NEITHER
 COOK 0R PEARY SAW POLE

Dr. Cook and Commander Peary today asserted that in his opinion neither man had been to the pole. He said their observations were not such that would have been taken at the pole.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-21

(By Alaska News 5ureau)
 PITTsBURG, Pa, Dec. 2l-John Brashner. the noted astronomer, who examined the observations said to have been taken at the north pole by
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-21

 STAND FIRM
tsy Alaska News Bureau)

ST. PAUL, Minn., Dec. 21-The switchmen leaders and the head rail road officials held lengthy confer ence last night in regard to the strike, but neither side would make concessions and the situation is un- changed.
 old-time Alaskan, had just arrived a the nearest telegraph office and wired that the pay streak is a mile long, GOO feet wide, with three feet of dirt, running from 5 cents to 15 cents a pan on bedrock, which is twenty feet deep.
 Several Cordovans already have prepared to leave for the diggings'
 Beautiful creamers and sugars make an attractive gift. Ivory carV- ing sets with Totem Pole design handles at Kern's.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-21
tsy Alaska News Buroau.)

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Dec, 2l-DE Jose Madriz was today elected presi-
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-21
MADRIZ IS ELECTED PRESIDENT

den. of Nicaragua by the Nicaraguan Congress. He will take the oath of office today.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-29

tatriz: iese nombrc no es tnyol es
uueSlrol Io hicimos nosotros. lac FIJI
mos fahricando con Nalor guerrero, cot
adnlaci n cart, soma, con cons 80 pr
dents. alguna VeI con Sangre, quizlis
otI7ls con yprgiien2aS..... de ESQ no qie-
remos acordaruOs. Para haccrie, cX-
pusimos la vida. safrimoS In esclayitud
de las CorteS, soportamos 4 Reyes ca
pr- hosos y tiranicos, ahogamos Ia voi
de Ia passion, consumimoS nucsiia VIDA
en- afancs ambicioSos. Ese nomhre nos
pertenecc Y ia no tienes derechn n
dcshaccrle nj 4 arrastrarlc.
Yo creo que esos muer'oS par'antes
quc por lo mismo son mos mnertos
inverosimi'cs. porquc los muertoS no
Lablan mas que en- los dlalogos que
componcn los fl isofos Y los poetas pa
IN entrc.cner 4 los vivos. tendrian ra-
z6n. Tn nombrc hist6rico cs una crea-
cijn colectiva que pcrtencce a una eS-
t;rpe V no II nltimo poseedor II ocu
panto. cl cnal no tiene derecho a pros
tituirlc, como cl ducno de una art'si
- cratcra no teudria moralmenie. de.
rccho 4 pouera en- su sa de n''he'
para haccr de ella un "pot dn cn"n-
bre"
La mayor prucba de Ia dccadenc'a
Ie los rranl~s nombreS hist 'r'eoS' os
ouc nadic Sc inqrieta de que vayaH a
rarar 4 los carteles de los teatros
4 las mesas de noche
Andrenio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-29
AndrenlO.
NJ rolefn era IN nl1io'

La cara De &. NJ fulgia; sus iahi"s
nerocc casi vncfa. De las paroles pen
den vicios erabados on MADEIRA, que
ronresentan eeccras De In mitolo"ia
.,rsae,a y n, j. lido De hciardro. TaV
m caarco eora Do seroa usada DO co
lor vordt,7co alr,nos sillonrs dnsvcn-
o;;ados d. r7;enno color. sobre mo
,an1nda c6roaa eohaaa ror Ia carco-
ma ol bnp+o on vcso de voltairc. qno
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clos. En rn aro'''o Dc II ni"7a M d'S
navajo rclcj oo crco Gala p"ra Siem'
RE 81 ritno ie'"rNno dc molores di9R
as narodee son blarcas De nm bl"n'
% arrio do ool 4 sn"lo rollzo. f"r-
nedo nor ba'1osae sin p''limerto nj br;
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IRA sala.
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nt n.5o ,ro ;,oea ~, nj
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-29
Napoleon era IN vencido

Y aquel sol se spag6 con lm.s
TIantas gotas de agua que cayeron 50.
IRE los campos dc Waterloo, en In VS.
pera del IL dc Junio ie 1878: unn-
slantas palotadas de 'ango baStaror
para deten'r al carro del zodiaco en
III dertino.
.Qa6 lie reStaba al Conquistaaor que
haccrs I'm aguila Sc 10 llev6, ain NH.
cmpasiva que tragIca, palpitando, a
Santa Elena.
FL nino sonriente dc Ajaccio. ~
esar fulgurantc &c las Tullcrias 81
I3liseo, ei Aaote de Dios mod rno, fut
'espucs, no 81 Lucifcr vcnCido nj e
Promctco dcspcHado, sino-s lvo cuan
10 Hudson I.oune le quemaba los cos
tadOs con loe tizones del rencor bri-
.ttnico-ua pacific0 co'ono. YES lido d.
'ril tocada con anch0 sombrero Ge
palma Ia cabe2a.
ON 'oS'' i'e' ''''''"S +" ''| |'s n'o
'ra, a Cesar de aqueilos siniestro~
Has m hombre demasia0o corto. de
masiadO obese, con esa 0besidad mi.
pr6xirna pariente de Ia mnerte que
do Ia vida cotriro do color desmava
da Ia piel de las mejillas, el ojo tto-
|nO Ia cabcZa lugubremfnte incli-
NADIA haeia abaio bacja n :, sa con
oSa in acidad pIor.0 ) ,lcit4oe.
p,e par,c, estar pid.endo mtSpri ,,r-
dia.
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os ra,n,, ros din. 3l dsf,,rro no
1nlan ya de .s,s labjos con tan to-
'renciai ab,lndancia -" Obligarme a.
lar vueItas como en- IN picadero, yo
.ue atravese q cabalio toda la Euro
1a!' -decia QueJandose de la llmitss
l"h 1mpu"sta s's paseos hiplcos. q
1en - iQnt soldado del mundo ne
r0firfn /, pyulfo cOFpqnf1r,D II hs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-29
CuriO idad orig nal
Alej Sawa

Esta euriosidad de Ia Naturale-a =.
'netentra en- Ii iSla dc CumbraI -
Ese0cia.
II trabajo lcnto dc erosion dc lo-
iemc ntos atuosf6riccs IN las roe7s lar
han modeiado. dardolss la for1ns Il
ma eabe dc cocodrilo.
Los habitautes dc Ia isla han com
pletado la obra de Ia Naturaien pr
Ia ndo 4 Ia caheza los ojos, los 1icn4es
Y roe orGeios nasalee.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-29
Napoleon era la gloria.

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ol snlsono. lax campanas desde s'''
.orros los caiioncs dcsdc S,S nainar-
4os Es Ia fiesta del bronco y dc /"
por1uo Napoleon vueivc a.
,.ovo 4 sn cirdad de Paris. dosnu"'
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I nrrdo. hcchos CT colahor1rl"n cor
! Doe-ino = con In Mrsa bella q" J"
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'cco. no 1raro dciar tras de 8 iar-
.ol-s en- 81 mrndp.
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ioro dn Poetdam. DC W. cram. Il" A"F'
.~~litz. Vienc & horcaiadas eotrc u
.roeia. 10 ,a'lar con altos reliev"e SO
bra I,s cimas craniticas If cua1ta"
.vcnta1as servian dc yanas fro1T"r'F
7 9Itarrro "PIpS ultra" De 81 vofrr'-
ID 81 ceu;,: viche dc hO4lar %
~ipvc de los AIpcs, dc pisar 'aS rs
.oaS ar,rieas Del 1uelo africano, q"
'orzar Il opdor Dc las csfin@eF. De
raeidir en- Droedc uro asomhie& d'
vce - macriar con e4tj"waS lr'
orccodcros 4 los Cohureos. i les fFo-
raroff vionc nodorQso antomedont
al 1oodiaco de In ldria. a aumontar
~ svs farslos los solee de Ia ri"-r"
Paris hace tronar todos sus bronc"e
1o f4.v de victoria saindando: a cor
,nista Dor arc iuraba de- nino con $ns
iccccitcs tras1arcrtcs De colof- 0e ro-
a en- Il fondo DC un caser"n do +
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rs TN hombrccil'o inmet~o; non'@
ma veoua blanca. De euello iarro- q
mronente alzada, de romos elas''""S
fnos. en Ia breve cnaldrara q" s.
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! nredoefirado leviton g1''g cin@ado'
3, to~eo. Il cal7fn ai'sfado do ant"
.aodo1ardo'e las nnrn"s nervioeos V
e.,ar+ae como roeortes IL aeero IA 10
a 10 mortar alta V amenazadora o"r
a~S cerre'as DE- orc. Y como Solo ato-
10 u rlaca De la legion Dc llom"'
'rillhrdolo en- el nccho.
In eala rs vasta, y en- su ansriit''d
= di'atehan vaoamonte hasta cavi r.
ho~ar ma ~ourisa y q brillo d3 7o
~ rosrlar<iecor 2ohrc los arreos IL Zoe
ordadcs Y lae llamae De plata De lar
'-evcs-ot9s los sables deSnndos ro
'acfan entorrar los oios. aeostnn''-a-
rs u antigua saz6r 4 mirar 10 ~'o-
ia.
Iha ~er-rido distancia por an -
50 relot6u. de generates. sem Jart~f
: rr trrefo. hlli cstaban Il Mani
nrrat. one parecIa un rey salvaI"
on su sable damagqrrado y cor,o =
Il alto emrcnaciedo de visfosgs r
mas q coIosal Ney. livido como ar
,nuerto. FL enorme Lasallc. fu"rtc
ono IN centauro. Il negro gene
al Dumas. completamente ataviado d.
rojo. chisrorroteado de aros. gigssnbss-
90 Y brutal como un despota del an
iguo Or.nic, Jupot y Massena,
Iserthier, que parcels ei prineiT-s cs-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-29
Sns hcrmanos llamaban Leone al nj

Sns hermanos llamaban Leone al nj
no dc alahastro, al nino que triscen-
dia 4 p6talos de rosa, que Jugaba con
sur piccocitos trasparentos On Il cen
tro de In sala del vicio caseron dc
Ajaccio: mientras que IN Ia ienta evo-
luci6n de las cosas. iTone So apnnsta-
ha 4 trocarsc en- Napoleon para los
mayor.s faustos de In Ilistoria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-29
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suscripciones este dario sino desde
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terioridad no s. tomaran en- cuenta
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4asta el dia 1ltimc del ines siguien'
se al en- que Sc soliciten.