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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-23
"sunnyside sunbeams.'
lhe health of the Community ls

The health Of the community is
good.
Quarterly meetings at the Friends
church was we'll attended
Il looks as though G. II. Taylor
was going to furnish the whole Saa-
nyside Prune District with cordwood
from the amount he is chopping.
Monroe Nye has commenced road
work on the Jefferson road, District
No. 274a. Our small road district
has nearly $1,000 to be used in
grading and rocking Laird road
south from the creek at Philip
Reece's. We expect to finish up at
the foot Of Jackson's hill. Aad fr-
thermore, If our county court don't
help us out some, they will hear
from us later when in dire straights
fear.
l suppose every man and woman
in Marion county has heard or ex-
perienced a ride over Witchen'5
featherbed on the road between Tur-
ner and Sunnysde. Well now, 7
want to give notice to the travelling
public that said road has been
plowed, graded and in first class
condition, and all done by donation
work, some from other districts. ]
want to say in conclusion that those
rocks have been there for years.
Many people have been knocked
and rocked on Witchen's featherbed
but now your autos and carriages
can pass over in perfect safety.
Why? Because few days work
was done. If we farmers and bust
ness men would do more work on
the roads and less talk, we would
soon have good road system.
That is all it takes-money and
work-and the more work, the bet
ter the road will be. That is the
matter with our present county COM
missioners, too much talk about a
system. We have a system in Road
District No, 271a, but can't get any
help from the county We will con-
tlnue until our roads are built and
pay our own bills; but those fellows
will need some favors, I fear, anom
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-23

deserved encore. They sang Zen
Fuehlte deinem Odem" in a. charm
ing manner. About five hundred
COMMUNICATIONS participated in
the festival.
For German Day.
Preparations are being made for
celebrating German Day at the
state fair, on Tuesday of the fair
week. 1t is expected that a male
chorus of 800 voices will be assem-
bled for that occasion, and that the
German societies and citizens of the
German-speaking nationalities from
all over the state will be gathered
together on that occasion for the
first time in the history of the state.
A committee has charge of the af-
fair and will make announcements
later
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-23
ODD FELLOWS.
Elect Officers and Decide on Port
land As Place for Next
Convention.

Portland was decided on as the
convention city for the Oddfellows
in 1911, the 55th annual session
coming to close at Eugene last
week after on of the most successful
conventions in the history of odd
fellowship in oregon.
The following officers were
elected:
Judge Thomas F. Ryan, of Ore
gon City, grand master; A. W. Bow
ersox, of Albany, deputy grand mas
ter; w. A. Wheeler, of Portland
grand warden; c. e. Sharon, OF
Portland, grand secretary; DR.. o, D,
Doane, of The Dalles, grand treasur-
er; H. E. Coolidge, Of La Grande,
grand representative.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-23

II your Stomach, Heart. or Kid
neys are weak. try at least. a few
doses only of DR.. Shoop's Restora-
tive. In five or ten days only. the
result will surprise you. A few cents
will cover the cost, And here is why
help comes so quickly. DR.. Shoop
doesn't drug the Stomach, nor stimu-
late the Heart or Kidneys. DR..
Shoop's Restorative goes directly to
the weak and failing nerves. Each
organ has its own controlling nerve,
When these nerves fail, the depend
ing organs must of necessity falter,
This plain. yet vital truth, clearly
tells why DR.. Shoop's Restorative Is
so universally successful. Its success
IS leading druggists everywhere TO
give 1t universal preference. A test
will surely tell. Sold by Capital
Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-23
Mystery Surrounds Shooting.
UNITED PRESS 1aAsnD wIHH.l

Los Angeles, Cal, May 23.-Mrs
George Figuerea, bride of three
months, is in the Santa Monica hos
pital today, probably fatally wound
ed. Neighbors who heard shot. in
the Figuerea home shortly before
midnight, summoned a policeman
found the woman lying at the foot o:
her bed, with bullet wound in heS
head.
George Figuerea, her husband, was
taken into custody. According TO the
officers, he refused to make u state
ment, except to declare he knew moth
ing of the affair. The police 'cs
looking for a man who is raport-I q,
have been seen near the place a. he
time of the shooting.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-23
FISH WERE
LESS THAN
SIX INCHES
AND THEY COST H. e. HUBBARD
AND THEODORE FISHER S2S
EACH-DID NOT KNOW THEY
WERE VIOLATING THE LAW.

"That is pretty expensive fish, bul
/ guess we will have to pay for
them" said H. e. Hubbard this
morning when arraigned before
Judge Webster in the justice court
on the charge Of being found with
trout less than six inches in length
in his possession. you bet it is ex-
pensive, and the next time am go
ing to read my fishing license before
] go fishing" added his companion
Theodore Fisher, who appeared to
answer to a similar charge and he
reached for HIS check book to make
out check for the fine
Both men are from Silver Creek
Falls, and yesterday they went fish
ing, and it was when they were re-
turning home with their days catch
that they were overtaken by the
deputy game warden and their sacks
searched and they found in posses
sion Of trout less than six inches in
length. The deputy game warden
after taking possession of the FISH
directed them to appear before
Judge Webster this morning, and
they did SO, and paid fine of $25
and SO costs each.
Was Hard Earned Cash.
I'VE are both employed in a saw
mill" said Hubbard as be opened up
his purse to dish out the money to
the Judge, "and we have been work
ing every week Sunday and all.
Last Sunday we did not work, and
decided we would spend the day
fishing and did SO. As we were on
our way home the deputy game
warden overlook us and went
through our sacks, We did not
know that 1t was against the law to
catch trout less than six inches in
length--did not intend to commit
any crime, and we had hoped at
least to get off without costs, as we
came here OF our own volition to
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-23
PEONY' EXHIBIT AT
RUFF FLOWER STORE

The Lebanon florist, Geo. L. Allen,
will have his collection of peonies
on exhibition at the Ruef flower store
on Liberty street. Mr.. Allen is the
largest grower of imported peonies
in the Northwest, and his exhibit will
be worthy of any ones time to go and
see it. His collection is the largest
and most beautiful in the country,
and will arrive Wednesday morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-23

the patronage they are receiving, and
are thereby entitled to occupy these
larger quarters where they will com
duct one of the largest stores of their
line in the Northwest. Every lady in
Salem will receive some bargain
treat during this sale.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-23
OH, YOU COMET!
An Incandescent Lamp On a FOggy
Night Much Grander Spectacle.

Have you seen the comet, and if
So how much? Last night star
gazers craned their necks and
stretched their imaginations trying
to determine whether the blamed
thing was with or without a tail,
and this morning. opinions differ
The comet, if it is a comet, is 10
Gated north by up of the door to the
Suns bedroom, and looks like a
dead gallinipper hanging on a will
low leaf. 1t was as bright as a dead
fish's eye, and had a tail about as
long as newspaper type comma.
1t looked as 'ornery as a coyote pup
that had lost its tail in a steel trap
and was in bad odor with the coyote
tribe. If that is the thing the fool
astronomers have been trying to
scare people off the earth with-the
quicker the fool-killer gets it's work
in on the whole gang of sky clowns,
the better. Tonight the moon is ad-
vertised to go into eclipse, and it IS
said the sky hobo will show up in
better shape with it's tomato-can
tail. 1t should be given hand-out
and bounced or the ranch.
1t takes an expert salesman to
p,oIyo c,,etopnaro xuont what hp Uantc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-23
ROAD GOES INTO
RECEIVERS HANDS

Chicago, May 23.-The Chicago
Railways company unexpectedly was
thrown into the hands of the re-
ceivers here today by Judge Gross
cup. The court appointed Henry C.
Blair and John M. Roach receivers
on bonds of $4,000 each on petition
of the Westinghouse Electric COM
pNny.
The traction company owes the
petitioners $4,000 which it is una
BILE to pay on account of judgments
aggregating s1,S0O,OOO which are
outstanding.
The Chicago Railways company
was organized to take over the prop
critics of the bankrupt Union Trac-
tion company.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-23
DIR. STONES
Drug Store

The only cas- drug store in Oregon;
owes no one, ana no one owes
a.; c~rries large stock; its shelves
counters and show cases are loaded
with drugs, medicines. notions. toilet
articles wines and liquors OF all
inds for medicinal purposes. r
ono is a regular graduate In medi-
,lne am has had m ny years OF ex-
aoricnce in the practice Consulta.
IONS are free Presor'pi'- as ere
rec. and only regular prise, &c med
lcino. 0s. Stone e0n b tund at hh
.siF store. C'lem, 0r., om IN the
oorn,us apul sa~t nlsnt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-23
CAME THROUGH FROM
FRISCO BY MOTOR CAR

Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Wood reached
Salem today by motor car from San
Francisco. They drove a REQ run
about, and had not a puncture or re-
pair from Redding to Salem. Mrs
Wood is tired of motoring, and they
will sell the car here, and go home
by boat from Portland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-23

Foley Kidney Pills contain In con-
centrated form ingredients OF estab-
lished therapeutic value for the re-
lief and cure OF all kidney and blad-
der ailments. Foley Kidney Pills are
antiseptic. tonic and restorative and
prompt corrective OF all urinary
irregularities. Sold by j c. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-23

II we ever entertained any angels
unawares they have not as yet dis
closed their identity.
e. c. Belknap, OF Warner Valley,
has absconded with $4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-23
Shall Women Vote?

II they did, millions would vote
DR.. Kings New Life Pills the true
remedy for women. For banishing
dull, tagged feelings, backache and
headache, constipation, dispelling
colds, imparting appetite and toning
up the system, they're unequalled.
Easy. safe. sure. 25e at ], c. Perry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-23

Grants Pass has rose festival
May "a, %.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-23

1t takes an expert salesman to
make customers want what he wants
them to want.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-17

mitfan sentarse q la m esa con la ia
mllia; y como un dia Sc lie escapase
contestar, al maltratarla, rudamen.
te su padre. 'lo quiero q 10 querre e.
ternamente', regaron la habitaci6n
con arena, y casi desnuda la infellz
criatura, la arrodillaron sobre esta
haclendole sostener en- las manos cor
Ilos brazos tendidos en- cruz, dos pe
sados ladrillos, hasta caer de bocs
desfallecida casi, y cortadas las car.
mes que chorreaban sangre; aquellas
carnes de inocencia y de amor!!!
Los castigos Sc sucedfan y Sc au-
mentaban dfa tras dia, y Lila 'cada
vez mas debil y mas palida, resigna-
da segufa soportando el martirio
Todavfa lie quedaba en- SUI corazon un
rayo de esperanza, y sufria, y aguar-
daba, aguardaba con fe su porv enir.
Y es que SUI alma conservaba la
fuerza de toda una passion, que revi-
via cuando pensaba en- mi. Ell NOM
bre de Luis Angel, era para ella can
clon sublime, y era balsamo santo
que cicatrizaba y sanaba sus heridas
del alma, Yer a 10 lejos la aurora es-
plendorosa de un dia de felicidad
en- tanto las lagrimas cerraban las
huellas que hicieron en- SUI cuerpo los
azotes!
Era todavfa POGO, y para mas ais
lamiento, la llevaron a I'm campo, Y
luego de un par de meses de ausencia
sin que pudieramos vernos nj comu-
nicarnos, llegaron a Greer que todo
habfa conclufdo. Entonces Lila tenia
menos espias, y una tarde resolvio es-
cribirme.
Mi algeria rayaba ell locura al sa-
Der nuevamente de mi Lila; dos me-
ses y medic sin saber de ella, pareciG-
ronme I'm siglo, Y hasta llegue a Greer
que me habrfa olvidado; SUI primera
carta, mas que una sorpresa, fu6 un
soplo de nueva vida para mi cora
zon amante.
Nos continuamos escnbiendo por
medic de un sirviente de la casa, a
quien pagabamos a buen precio su
trabajo.
De pronto la communication ces6;
paso una semana, v tras esta otra,
sin que tuvieramos noticias uno del
otro- supuse que estaria enferma V.
montando d caballo, fui a tener con
mi espiritu, enhaquecido mas que mi
cuerpo, Y lleno de presentimientos,
a la casa de Lila.
Ella me VIC de leios, V me conoci6
al instante; sus oios quisieron saltar
de regocijo, V sus mejillas Sc sonro-
saron; Y sin poderlo evitar. abrio sus
labios, descaecidos mustios. V Ian
20 al aire mi nombre en- espantoso gri
to; y aquel Lms. -. An. gel y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-17

)netracion, no dej6 de leer al instante
mis- prop6sitos, y ydesde el principle
no presto Ia mas ligera atenci6n Z
mis- palabras; por el contrario, evl
taba encontrarse, conmigo, ysi este
lograba por mi temeraria impruden
cia, Sc concretaba 8 contestarme er
estilo monosilabico cuando directa'
mente la interrogaba.
I Todo este, como es natural, hlrld
mi amor propio en- grado tai, que va
era un verdadero prurito de dignidad
el que me obligaba a dirigirme a ella;
pues que sentfa el orgulloso deseo de
conseguir mi objeto, en- vista de su
inesperada actitud. Pero no habfa
variantes, y entonces empezo Lila,
que asf Sc llamaba mi linda preten-
dida, a despertar en- mi imagination,
los propios ensuenos de un amor
verdad.
No era va la div ersi6n y el pasarra
to quienes me arrastraban hacia ella,
slno la fuerza de un amor vehem en-
tislmo que crecfa mas y mas, cuanto
mayor era su indiferencia y su des-
pectismo.
Pero no era porque dejara de SEN
tir en- su alma purfsima, de tierna
virgen, el alborear de una manana
de felicidad y amores, sino por recor-
dar mi primera intenci6n.
Esta passion mia continue crecien-
d. DO a tai extreme, que Ia graciosa Ii
liza termlno por comprenderme, y nos
comprom etimos una noche sentados
en- un banco de Ia plazoleta, donde
acostumbraba ir con una amiga, ba-
10 un frondoso lamboyantehido de
rojo, y que mecfa la brisa y hacia re-
feiar de sus flores, rayos rojos tam
blen y amarillentos de la luz de la lu-
ma.
Era una noche placida y serena.
Pasaron dias, pasaron semanas, y no
sotros nos sentfamos felices Dor la
magnffica pureza de un amor tan We
hemente, hasta que un dfa lego a
ser este de conocimiento de SUI
padre.
Desde ese momento empez6 el
trlstislmo viacrucis que tanto a ella
como a mi nos aguardaba, Y en- que
habfa de ponerse a prueba su carino.
l. a llevaron a una habitaci6n, VI
ALI, sin otra compahfa que la de SUI
padre, luego de terribles amenazas,
Sc lie exigi6 que entregase cuanta
carta de amores tuiviera. Y como Ii
liza, temerosa, contestase a SUI padre
con la candiez de SUI dulce caracter,
que no guardaba cartas", nj lleva-
ba amores", este, ensehadole un pa
pei tirmado por mi, dijole propinan-
dole una tremenda bofetada: ~ este
Luis Angel, o,Iien esq
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-17

I Hasta este NON ento no habiamos
thablado una palabra; en- verdad qu'
Gustavo no era hombre muchas, pc
70 nunca en- nuestros paseos pude sol
prender mayor indiferencia de 81
parte. Alguna pena grande le aAigia
y mo pareci6 que 81 le preguntaba,
pecaba de imprudente.
Asf, batiendo al aire mi varita de
cana, 8 golpeando con ella la brillan-
te arena, por momentos lie miraba
sigilosamente, pero no adivinaba lc
que pudiera producer un estado de
amino tan POGO singular en- mi ami
60.
Pasaron algunos minutes, y mi in
tranquiidad iba a comprenderse,
cuando le vi sacar de un bolsillo in
terror, un sobre azul que dirigi6 ha-
cia mi diciendo: "Lee esta carta" e.
La abrf, y empece q leer 10 que 81
que:
"Campos del Sur, P. R. mario 9
dc 1908.
"Querido hermano :hace algun item
po deseaba comunicarte ciertos Sc
cretos que no he revelado nj revela
ria mas que a tt.
Ala por los primeros dfas de ju-
MO pasado, en- el aburrimiento tan
grande que me hallaba, pens6 en- mil
cosas para distraer mi amino luego
de dura y pertinaz enfermedad; des
pues de practicar algunas, llegu6 a la
triste conviction de que NADIA con-
tribufa a csacarme de aquella nostal-
gia y de aquel tedio insoportables, so
bre todo en- los joyenes como yo lie
nos de ilusiones y de esperanzas pa
"a el porvenir.
Entonces trate de enamorarme CO
mo pasa ratio, sin otra intenci6n que
la de yer 81 de ese modo lograba con
seguir la distraction que tan ansiosa
mente buscaba. Al efecto, me hice
presentar q una muchacha j6ven
mas que 20, dulce y tierna como
una fresa en- primavera. La conocf
una noche que paseaba por la plazo-
lsta del pueblo, y me gustaron su ex
preston y SUI modestia tanto como la
candidez de su rostro y su cuerpo de
venus.
Empece 4 dirigirle palabras cua-
jadas de invenciones y mentiras, CO.
mo hacemos casi siempre los que nos
dirigimos a una nina, sin sentir Ell a.
NOR de que nos hablan romanticos
prosistas, con Ia dnica y preconcebi-
da idea de pasar mi tempo alegre-
mente.
Como es natural, esto, sin decirlo,
Sc me conocfa, Sc rehejaba en- mi ca
"a y en- mis- oios y en- mis- palabras
Y en- mis- acciones.
Ella, que era toda alma y toda pc i
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-17
Formation del jurado.

eoH IS dc Nebre de 1910 "a Correpondeneia abrird ~
para torna6n urddo estdo los dd
e"a ea 81 de ds mfrito e ufador LA
dencia pubca Is das de anticipation
50 noubres residences a
peente urado ca6cado de los cueno lho conri gu,
autor de cuentos remidos
doc nombe de e vote de aado formation
del Ea voacon deernsra los
dgnados los
urado De candidates LA Coesponden designar
M nGmero de obendo
darS tornado rsdo ahcado del de
npondenci de Puerto Rico ursdo a constudo recba ds
Dcemb de 1910 eonunto de cuentos concdo
peonaoy 10 Enero 1911 dari vereco La
enregarA Ia puma de que con-
UendA
III primer euentista puertorriqueha"
entenddo aa Sc esabece "Ls Correspondents Pusr,
Rico auo unante sers ella considerable eaddo com,
primer cuen'a puertoqueho sendo de sdver que .uo
primer pueo en- campeona,o
de cuntos satisfaction
srebatado por otro campe6n.
soLs Correspondence pubEcars medis
todos los cuentos remitdos para campeonssa
e que ia Correspondence. en- 10 poslDle espsra
eoendo uno los obletos cosspoadeacs esnu M -
este geno neao slno essudo de nuesa vida regional eps,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-17

| Lila fue nuevamente encerrada,
y otra vez los tormentos comezaron
luego de unos dias, cuando VIC que s'l
padre era inclemente y que sus anne
nazas Sc multiplicaban cada vez mas
temibles, lego a pensar que seria I'M
possible VERNE, y la desesperaclon
empez6 a aapoderarse de ella.
Un dia, cuando todos desculdaban
de la casa, mando q la botica por un
veneno, y el farmaceutico, temeroso
| de alguna desgracia, (pues conocia
este drama) Sc neg6 a venderlo y 10
particip6 los padres.
Esta resolucion irlit6 mas la ira
de aquel padre, aum entando el rlgor
de SUI crueldad, ,mientras Lila segula
perdiendo carnes y color.
Lila palidecia y adelgazaba rapl-
damente; negabase a conner y no po-
dia dormir: de cuando ell cuando Sc
lie ola suspirar durante la noche, y
los suspiros suyos y Ell insomnia, al
fin tocaron el corazon de la madre Y
la preocuparon de modo alarmante.
Llevaron medicos para que la ira
tasen, y estos lie rec cetaron distraction
y bahos de mar.
Para este fin, la mandaron a un
pequeno poblado de la costa muv
cerca de la playa.
La primera vez que con tai prop6
sito fueron a los banos, aprovecho
IN momento de distraction, Y zabu
lltndose Ell el aqua, Sc habria aho-
gado q no ser por una amiga que adj
virtiendo cl peligro, corri6 hacla ella
y consiguio sacarla medic ahogada.
Volvieronla a llevar a su casa del
campo, pero apesar de todo, Lila
continuaba vigilada; aquel verdugo
padre mantenia su actitud.
Algunos dias despues, lie prometle-
ron paseoS V hestas v luiosos trales
y todo Ell fin, cuanto puede lamar la
atenci6n a una i6ven thujcr, Y lc He
naron la cabeza de ofreclmlentos
mil, d trueque de romper los amores.
Todo fu6 initil, sin embargo; Lila
habfa querido, Y la llama ardoroSa
de su coraz6n tierno, era impossible
que la apagara nadle.
No pensaba ell NADIA que no fuera
yo. De otro modo. la vida lie era mas
que indiferente, detestable.
In dia. pasados va tres meses. re-
cibi I'm pliego de SUI padre; 10 ahri. v
ioh asombro. encontr6 una carla fr-
mada por Lila. Qued6me absorto al
contemplar su letra; no creia que pui
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-17
RAN las tardes frescas
, y pahdas de mario,

BAN las tardes frsscaa
y p4idas de- mario,
cuando Gustavo, mi inva
riahs amigo, trss d hlsncio atrayen
to Vel per1ums deicioso de los cam
pos, abandonaba el bullicioso ruido
de que viven rspletas las ciudades,
para calmsr un tanto las fatigas del
trabajo dierio. Era Gustavo mi com
pahero do ofcins, y muchas veces q
invitsci1n saya y poryustar tambien
dd campo y de:las fares, del verdor
suggestive do Ia grsma, y del ambien
ts puro, le aeompahe.
Y ala entire 81 dulcs y callado So
plar dc Ia brisa, cargada de perfu-
mes y llena do caricias para 81 alma
saturada do penas, luego de . ince-
sante lxoha por no lacanzables fru-
tos dc la miseria humana, en- donde
81 alma parscs agitar sus invisibles
alas an espac;o masampho, y donde
las ideas saltan & Ia nsnts dol pensa
dor, frecas tambisn y verdss como Ia
simboEca espersnss do Las yer
bas. y de las ho3as, deiamos que
pasaranlas diversas tardes en- COME
turas y divagaciones, y en- la contem
placi6n risueha-ds Ia naturaleza es-
plendida.
Era una tards parda y bonancible,
Ia tarde Ultima do nuestros paseos
por entire los quenspos y las poma-
rrosas deEcampo.
Aquella tarde triste, So reAejaba
en- los ojos y en- las palabras de mi
i6ven amigo; habiamos deiado los
quenepos y las pomarrosas que SOM
breaban 81, suelo en- los dfas de sol,y
marchabamos accomplishments y
sin cambiar palabras por entire Ia a.
rena lucientey y amarillo, & orillas dc
Ia playa.
La brisa hdmeda y saitrosa del
mar producia un igero rumor entire
las ramas curvas y hexiblss que a tre
chos mecfan, con gestos de orgullo-
sas, algxna que otra palma; y 81 ru-
gido romeo de las olas que estiraban
sus risos en- Ia playa, albos y temero-
EOS, meGclado al misterioso murmu-
llo de una nubs dc negras aves, mo
zambiques tai vez,-que Sc escondfan
yrevoleteaban sobre las pencas y en-
tre los tigueros, era el dnico ruido
percsptible al dido.
El mutismo de mi amigo intran-
quilo y nervioso, hacia mas notorio
este desorneado barullo de sonidos
diversos. Anduvimos un POGO entire
la arena, y un viejo trozo del cilin-
drico trozo de una palma, nos invite
Ssentarnos 6 inconscientemente le
aceptamos. )
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-17
Sc VENDE

In triple efecto de 8 de diinetro
con Su COmbioaci6n De llsves para
de>oOneCtlr en- csso de averfas v con-
tinuar trahajando COMO duple.
~cis deiratora< de GObIe fouio. de-
oohre. cOn uaa ezvidsd ce 1000 gal.
cada una.
Dos JueSos dc ocllrifl-as: seis es,-
trifugas cada jus-0, he 50 diametros
con sus corre>poriieases neEclaiores.
In nolino de nasye maSas y vsrias
Piezas de repaes;o.
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