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The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-21

Remember the flood in Norfolk in
the spring of 1881? NOws the time
to fix the dixie.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-21

Conversation on conservation won't
suit Taft There must be legislation.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-21

We have heard many men tell of
having "a devil of a good time" with
out envying them.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-21

1t occurs to every man occasionally
that he would like to be pugilist for
about thirty minutes.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-21
AROUND TOWN.

Turn that Christy picture to the
wall
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-21

The hole in the doughnut doesn't
amount to much, but it is better for
you than its surroundings.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-21

An AtChison man and his wife have
been under great expense this year
they have built and furnished a new
home, and SO each one solemnly
promised each other that they would
not exchange Christmas presents, and
they did not But yesterday the man
found his wife, alone in room, cry,
ing, and upon asking her what was
the matter she sohhed out, 4 am 50
disappointed that you did not give
me a Christmas present" He ought
10 have known that she would be, even
though she kept her promise and did
not give him one.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-21
rms CONSERVATION PROBLEM.

The raftllalNuEcr conservation
theory, as outlined In the presidents
message, differs nom the rinchot plan
Az this respect rinchct would With,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-21

We often wonder at the great mum.
Der of people who are familiar with
the expression: "All quiet on the
Potomac"
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-21

Every house planned by an Ameri-
can woman has a larger parlor and a
smaller kitchen than the house planned
by American woman the year before,
In time this means that a house will
be all parlor on the first floor. except
shelf and that shelf will be the
kitchen.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-21

Copyright. 1909. by American Press
Association
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-21

Eysy Friday ~ mail per year. . 30
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-21
Objections
To- THE CRITICISMS


New York. Jan. Ex-senator Norris
Brown of Nebraska tonight told men,
bers of the Twenty-four Carat club. an
organization of jewellers. why he dis
agrees with Governor Hughes criti-
cism of the proposed income tax
amendment.
THAT amendment said Senator
Brown. proposes to give the federal
government the power. possessed by
every other civilized nation on earth
to tax incomes when the necessity
arises.
II deem the New York argument
against il dangerous because Il is
plausible and insidious in its appeal
to state pride. This is the argument:
The government should have the pow
er to tax incomes, but the pending
amendment should he rejected because
il fails to exempt those incomes aris-
ing from investments in state and mu-
nicipal bonds and would. therefore.
impair the borrowing power Of the
state.
Remember the amendment proposes
no tax. The only purpose 1t has Is
to confer on the government the power
to tax. Whether that power shall be
exercised depends upon the will of the
people. Therefore, / say the argu-
ment lacks conscience. 1t is purely a
technical creation
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-21
NABUCO'S FUNERAL
IS HELD
oeSEQuIES ARE MARKED BY IN
PRESSIvE MILITARY GER
EMONlES.

Washington. Jan. a0.-With all the
jmpressivcness and 'solemnity attend
ing the joint participation of the state
the military and the church. the tuner
al of Joaquin Nabuco. late Brazilian
ambassador 10 this capital was con-
Quoted today at St. Matthews Roman
Catholic church. The body was es-
corted to the church by cavalry. ar
tillery and a battalion of engineers
Honorary pail bearers were Secretary
Knox. the Italian. Austro- Hungarian
and French ambassadors. the Portu-
guese and Chilean ministers. Senator
Root. Senator Cullom. Associate Jus
tice Holmes. Representative Perkins,
Admiral Schley and John Barrett.
The services at the church were con-
Quoted by Mgr. Falconio. the papal
delegate. assisted by Mgr. Lee.
President Taft, the members of his
cabinet. nearly all of the diplomatic
body in Washington and number of
the senators and representatives at
tended the services. At the conclusion
of the ceremonies the casket was con-
veyed to Oak Hill cemetery. there to
remain until about the middle of Feb
ruary. when it will be transported on
the presidents yacht. Mayflower. to
Hampton Roads, placed on the cruiser
Montana. and conveyed to Rio de ia
Metro. Nine. Nabuco and her family
will precede the Montana to Brazil.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-21
DEMANDS REFUSED
BY CLARK
GENERAL MANAGER OF MEXICAN
RAILROADS TURNS DOWN
ENGINEERS.

Mexico City. Jan. 2O.-General Mana
ger A. Clark OF the National Rail-
ways of Mexico today refused de-
mands of the engineers and conduct
ors in the service of the merged sys-
tens, made last Monday. Just what
the demands We're has not been given
out by the railway officials or by
their employees. Replying to requests
of the men for a statement of the
attitude of the railroad toward en-
ployes, Mr.. Clark said he could only
reiterate what already had been Off
cially stated, that 50 long as en-
ploycs, either foreign or native. per-
formed their duties in a satisfactory
manner they would be retained in the
service. He disclaimed any intention
on the part of the railroad to dis
criminate against the men. native o,
foreign.
II is reported tonight that the con-
ductors and engineers are far from
being satisfied with the reply of MIR
Clark. but none of them will venture
an opinion as to what action they vii
take. though it is rumored the ma
jority are either in favor of taking
their grievances to the higher author
ity or resigning in a body.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-21
SETTLEMENT REACHED
AFTER LONG Fight

New York. Jan. ga settlement
has finally been reached in the disc
tribution of the estate of the late
Charles I. Yerkes. which has been in
volved in suit brought by the In
derground Electric Railways COM
pany Qimited) of London. Answers
were filed today by Mary Adelaide
Yerkes. his widow. Charles L. Yerkes
and others in which the defendants as
sert that the real estate cannot be ad-
eauately divided without manifest in
jury to the parties in interest. and
they agree to the sale of the property
To pay Yerkes' debts and to accept a
gross sum in settlement of her rights
BY this settlement Mrs. Yerkes will
get 20.lS per cent of the net amount
received from the sale of the real es-
tate.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-21
TO EXTEND MOVEMENT.

Madrid. Jan. e0.-Organizers of the
amnesty movement in Barcelona, the
object of which is to obtain the liberia
ton of political prisoners, are planning
to extend the campaign throughout
Catalonia. II is stated that the move
ment is led by the socialists. In Bar
celona some hotel walters have struck.
demanding one day of rest out of
seven. and there is a possibility that
the strike will become general in hotels
of the city.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-21
COMET VISIBLE.

Topeka. Kan. Jan. 20.-The new
comet was visible here tonight for an
hour, falling below the horizon %
minutes after the sun set. Observa-
tions made at the washburn college
observatory showed tail to the comet
10 degrees long. which was not
discernible to the unaided eye. Profess
sor H. !. Woods of Washburn, says
the comet will APPEAR tomorrow night
much more brilliant and for longer
period.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-21
TWO MINERS KILLED.

Richmond. Mo-. Jan. 20.-Two
miners We're killed. several other in
jured and so men were imprisoned
following an explosion today in mine
No. owned by Pence & Calnen. near
here. Among the injured was James
Pence. a brother of one of the
proprietors.
The other miners were rescued after
being imprisoned three hours. With
one cor two exceptions they escaped
with slight injuries.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-21
PROPOSAL REJECTED.

Philadelphia. Jan. 2o.-Although Pres
ident and General Manager Kruger Of
the Philadelphia Rapid Transit COM
pany today wrote to the executive COM
mittee of the Trolleymen's union. re-
fusing to accept their proposal for ar
bitration, the leaders of the union will
make further efforts to have their
grievances settled by ordering strike.
The committee expresses its willing
ness to confer with the rapid transit
officials tomorrow.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-21
STRINGENT BILL.

Washington. Jan. a0.-The senate
committee on military affairs today au-
thorized Senator Dupont to introduce
a bill prescribing regulations governing
the dismissal of cadets from the West
Point military academy on charges of
hazing. 1t is provided that a cadet
dismissed shall not be reinstated and
shall not be eligible for appointment
as an officer of the army for two years
after the class of which he was a MEM
Der shall have graduated.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-21
EIGHT PLEAD GUILTY.

New York. Jan. 20.-Eisht dress
makers. indicted for completely in the
sleeper trunk" smuggling of millinery
through their counsel today entered
pleas of guilty before Judge Hough in
the circuit court.
Fines aggregating $4,000 were I'M
posed. ...
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-21
COMET Is SEEN.

Kansas City. Jan. ,o.-The new
comet was plainly visible here tonigat.
1t was first noticed about s o'clock
and was in view for more than an
hour. when il set in the southwest
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-21

Piles Cured in 6 to ~ Days.
Pazo Ointment is guaranteed TO cure
any case Of itching. blind. bleeding or
protruding piles in to - days or
money refunded. soc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-31

Ciertos acuerdos relatives al trSba-
10 recientemente adoptados por diver
sas organizaciones de San Francisco,
nan producido el mas vivo desconten-
to en- el ,Jap6n,
Sc sabe que el antique Secretario
lei Tesorero NJ. Leslie, pronunci6 un
Iiscurso en- un banquete, en- ell cual di
% que ell ,Japon, pretendia la domina-
lion el Pacifico y que por conslgulen-
te una guerra serla inevitable entire
los Estados UnidOs y ei lmperio del Sol
levante Por otro lado, Ell general
Bell, jefe del estado mayor de la ma
ina americana, ha dicho, dirigiendOse
i los guardias nacionales, palabras que
han sido muy comentadas en- el pals
nippon. Este Official no ha hecho mas
que repetir las famosas palabras del
emperador Guillermo: TengamOs
nuestra p0lvora seca y nuestra espada
aflada sin designar Ell enemigO even
tual que pudiera tener los EstadoS
UnidOs
Pero los japoneses son suceptlbles
solo ha bastado ESQ para ponerlos ru
sos segun refeja en- la prensa popu-
lar. Por el contrario, los periodicos
serios parece que no han tornado la CO.
sa del mismo modo y Sc limitan Il dccir,
1ue las pretensiones del Jap6n Ell Il
Paclfico, no son tan ambicioSas como
Green los americanos, y terminan de-
elarando que esos incidentes menudos
no pueden alterar las buenas reiacio-
nes que existen entire los dos paiscs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-31
De Carolina

Segtn indicaba en- mi cr6nica ante
rior al describir la iosta &c San Jose,
la Semana Santa, sc celebr6 Ell es:a 20
blaci6n con el mayor esplendor posi-
ble.
Gentio immense de todas las ciases
concurri0 a todos los actos y fue ma
elocuente demonstration de que ell ca
tolicismo en- este pueblo, lejos de res
tar, suma cada vez mas feligreses; la
procession del Santo Entierro. ameni-
zada por Ia orquesta, recorri6 las ca
Hes de la ''Uni6n General, San Juan
de la Marina y Otras y las ocho de
La noche, la de la S0iedad, la de Anna
deo, Recinto y otras; al terminar cada
una de elias, el padre Miro, suhio la
Catedra del espiritu Santo dirigien-
dose al immense publico, que no cabia
en- eli temple, explic6 10 qxe significa-
ban estos actOs y exhort6 la concu-
rrencia para que contin1ara por esa yer
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-31
La acluahdad tXtr9ljcra
HABLIDAD IMPERIAL
, ,rraaucido para el BOLETIN)

sTraducido para el BOLETiN)
El condo Zeppelin, ei famoso aeoiAA0
Ia aieman, ha contado la curIosa niS'"-
raa que signe:
Despu6s de una caceris, al terrnAnSr
=, reeuento, los guardias anunclaT"n q
el Emperador habia batldo todos io9
records y dispusieron Ell hnes E00aS
las piezas de eaza-
Los fot6grafos que ALI Sc encontr@-
l,an-siempre hay fot6grafos en- todas
s,artea-se disponian sacar aig'AnaS
instantaneas.
Ei jefe de los guardias deciara en-
8ances con gran solemnldad que ei f1hl
ansrador habia matado sescnta y ena-
ina pleas.
El Emperador, no dijo NADIA en- alta
xoz, pero, cuando los fotografos ope-
raban. el conde Zeppelin, oy6 qae lie
aeeia sonriendo al jefe de los guardias-
zSesenta y cuatro pleas dice vas
ESQ es verdaderamente extrsordlna-
RIO pu6s solo he tirado srelnta earta-
a:haS-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-31
RESTAURANT PARA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

I'm restaurant para mllionsrloS aca-
ba de abrir sus puertas, en- NueNa YORK
Sc llama cafe de la Opera Y ocupa IN
bloc entire Broadway 2 la septlma
ayenida. Cada uno de suS plsos esta
decorado en- un estilo diferense copIa-
4le de los antiques 8 dc pueblos ex6ti-
ess.
Los bajos imitan et entres1elo de
lsabiiOnia. En- el Sc We el fam0so eua-
lrD ella caida de Babilonis' compra-
de en- la Exposition de Chicago, en-
10000 dollars.
Ei balloon y escalera son egipclos.
Eneima sc encuentra un temple buds
ia. Entire las escutturas hechss con ma
aera iaponeSa, Sc encuentra un buda
gigantic, una maravilla en- bronco dora
10, que viene de Nikko.
C1ncuenta comedOres esperan d los
gisitadOres sin contar los saEOnes Rntl-
uHoa. boudoirs encantadOres con niue
s,ies de Paris.
La cOcina instalada en- Ell eu3r3C plsO
mo- molesta con sus olores d hos cOulen-
xales
i-5O0 comidas pueden serVirse In
vsz gracias q los 500 empfeadOs de La casa
En el mismo inmuebfe hay sastre, ca-
msserO, zapatero, barbero, oosturera
etc, de manera que los chentes que
aseguen en- automovil, cubiertos de pol
xe. pueden. en- un cusrt0 de bora pre-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-31

en- personals, nj baglendas nj correspon-
nidad de casas y la destruction Gle la
Grianza de animales de consume. Las
carceles estan repletas de hombres pa
oifcos. No hay garantias nj seguridad
en- personas, III baclendas y corespon
dencia. La tribu taci6n es absorvida Y
obligada por ell fayoritismo y la comuni
dad de depravos prop6sitos entire los ad
lateres compinehes gubernamentales.
La mano odiosa y horrible de la tirania
Sc ejerce del mode mas aterrante, hasta
negar al incalificahle cinismo de matar
lndiyiduos que aceptaron la garanta
. la promesa inviolable de circunstanciaS
y ocasiones de fueraa, viniendo al poder
p0r error de la fataiidad por castigo
del destino, crey6se que la falta de le-
traS y de capacidad sustituiria lie ener-
gia y cierto valor 1niiitar, que por SUI
gestl0n . causas parecidas fue punto
de cohesion politica en- las agrupaciones,
) por sus alientos = las frases de liber-
tad que predicaba. Ia resultado un po-
litico vulgar con ei hacha en- la mano.
la misma hacha Que manejaba en- sus
tempos recuerdiles comerciales.
La historic de Santo Domingo nunca
tuv0 6p0ca de ruins Y desolaci0n como
Ia presente.
PorQue sin opinion sin credo politico.
sin ideales, todo el gobierno Sc reduce
al deSarrollo de eoncupiscencias igno-
rantes y de un hacendista fracasado.
La Junta en- Noeva York esta com
puesta de los element0s mas sanos del
pals, tieue el apoyo de eminentes hom-
bres de Ia america latina, un cuerpo lu-
minoso de ideales y una inmansa bue-
na Y noble voluntad de regeneration.
Hacemos votos por la dicha de la
Republica de la isla hermana.
CetsO LuciO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-31
DoniniCanas

La situaci6n politica en- la RepIblica
vecina de Santo Domingo es hoy mott
vo de concentrates y atenci6n preferente
en- los centros sociales y entire connota-
das personals.
Ello es debido q la fuerza y alcance
que tiene ell movimiento que actualmen-
te Sc prepara en- Nueva York para de-
rrocar al actual gobiernO que, carecien-
do en- absolute de apoy0 en- La opinion,
altamente Unpopular, por sus va hist6-
rlcaS tOrpezaS, por suS deSaStreS eco
n6mieos, y por la preston terrorifica que
ejerce sobre la ciudadania, tiene frente
d frente Ia espada del pas, un enorme
problema Y una invencible responsible
dad
Cuando el general Caceres form6 GO
bierno, el pals vislumbr6 una esperanto
en- una aurora politica
En- ell ministro Velazguez presumi6,
por ciertas ligeras achtudes de caracter,
de energia de feiz desempeno en- al
gunas comisiones eSpeciales, IN hacen-
dista, 81 no competente, al menos de
buena voluntad y Ell pobre pals Sc ha
chaSqueado.
Ell general Caceres ha resultado el
inepto de siempre, el politico de insegu-
ridad personal.
FL pals vivc en- una cOnstante 20
cobra, por 10 que las excitaciOnes un
movimiento, para que las hbre de ese
dogal, son continues y nutridas. Del
seno del gobierno mismo recibe la Jun
ta adheSiones y pr0testas, y multltud de
empleados, que todavla no tlenen enca-
llecida la conciencia, reclaman la inmi-
nencia de una acci0n decisiva y fuerte
que aniquile ese triste estado de cosas.
Cuantas personals notabies con0cen en-
ell exterior ell estadO tristisimO de la pO-
Utica dominicana, Simpatizan por el
movimiento, ofrecen su cooperation.
POrque VelaQuez ha chasqueado atlp
aquelloS mism0s que eran sus ciegOS de
fensores d los que lutheran dado Ia
vida p0r Su reputation.
FL mismo gran politico, jefe actual de
Ia agrupaci6n que llev6 al poder al ac-
tual gobierno, y que obIigado por ell pals
esta al frente del movimiento derroca-
dor, Sc ha visto obligado protestar EN-
| toda forma con ell proceder todas hl-
ces censurable y responsible de ese Mi
| nistro- -filtro de bienes naciOnales
III pals pide justicia para los desIna-
nes hacendistas de este ministro, que tie
he al Estado casi en- bancarrota, despues
de un arregIo que no ha traldo otrc
provecho que el iuego y ell del jefe del
gomerno.
| 81 la hacienda yace en- el estado mas
lastimoso y deSesperante para una ma
ci6n esquilmada Y desolada, los errores
poHticos Sc suceden. La paZ Sc impOne
por medios represiv0s de destruction
carcel muerte.
Ell GItimo movimient0 de la linea no
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-31

ia la raz6n de las cOsas. Los que mas
aman son los que menos saben Ia YER
dad de nuestra vida.
Ali estan nuestros defectos, donde
nos falta ell amor de los demas. ALI
estan los defectos de nuestro arte, don
de no supo hacerse amar.
Els natural que ell SOcialismo, anti
quo como idea. modernO como Organi-
zaci6n, atienda primeramente q los pro-
blemas econ6micos polfticos. Els la
historic de todos los organismos jove-
nes Ell Arte es flor de lujo, solo po-
sible en- invernaderos, al abrigo dc la
intemperie. Dia llegara, y debemos
esperales sin impaciencias, en- que 60
bre la TERRA bien cultivada de esa ar
moniosa organization social, sea la flor
del Arte supreme simbolo de amor y
de justicia
Jacinto BENAVENTE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-31
E| Svciia||ilnO ' d Arte
De la revista Vida Socia-
lista es este bello art1culo:


"Es evidente que ell Socialismo pc
co hasta ahora de sequedad y despego
bac;a eI Arte on todas sus manifestacio-
nes. Preocupado, ante todo, por las
cuestiones econ0micas, desden0 las SEN
timentales, Y receloso siempre con la
burguesla, creyo yer en- las obras de
arte, simpaticas su causa, mas lnteres
propio en- ell artista por atraer a su
obra un nuevo publico, que verdadero
interes por la causa del Socialismo y
sus aspiraciones de justicias
No puede negarse que en- muchos ca
sos, esta justificada la descontianza
Son muchos los artistas cuyo Soclalls-
mo no pasa de ser literature, desmen-
lido por toda Ia conducta de su vida
Muchos los a., al traves de su litera-
tura, solo persiguen I'm acta de dlputa-
do socialista, y estos son los que, al no
conseguir la codiciada recompensa IN
mediata, reniegan del Socialismos, y juz
gan la mass" incapaz de sentimien-
tos artisticos, acuslndola de despreciar
| a los intelectuales.
EI que sirve una causa, por la eau
sa misma, no reniega de ella tan prom
I Ia facilmente. COmprende que son
fundadas las razones de desconfianZa,
Y que solo el desinter6s absolute del ar
tista puede llegar i vencerlas. No de-
sespera tampoco por no hallar en- el
obrero ese exquisite sentimiento del
Arte que eli idealismo de Ruskin sonaba
como elevada aspiration a un porvenir,
a1n muy iejano.>
Trafalgar penosamente durante una
mala jornada, y en- ell breve descanso
admirar un cuadrado de Velazquez Q
del Ticiano, mas que los colorines de
un cromo vulgar, eXtasiarse con Bee
thoven 8 Wagner, mas que con una
musiquilla ramplona, son milagro que
no pueden pedirse dentro de la actual
organization social.
Pero no es motive para que ell artista
Sc aleje de la multitud y huya ence-
rrarSe en- su torre de marfl, estimando
ell APPLAUSE de los muchoS como estigma
de inferioridad en- su obra, Arte que
no es amor y simpatia por cuanto exis
te, es arte malo.
| FL Arte, como el Di0s de los cristia.
nos, ha de hacerse carne; hombre, hi
jo del hombre, para comprender en- 81
Passion todo el dOlOr humane
Y ha de llegar humildemente a los
humildes hablar cada uno en- ST
lenguaje que para la luz del Espiritr
cualquier 1ampara es sagrada, cual
quiera que sea su forma, y solo Sc pro
fana y sc peca contra ell Espiritu es
condiendo la luz baio ell celemin, 60
mo nos dice ell Evangelio.
| Que Amor muestre Arte, y veremo'
como entonces todos Sc Hogan el sil
Idesconfianza, como el sentimiento es
clarece 10 que no comprendi6 la INTEL
gencia.
FL amor es todo fe, la fe no pregur
|
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-31
VICENTE MEDINA.

,entarse Ia mesa con frae, y las seno-
ras descotadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-31
EN Ell BAR


u cinematogra6ca pelicula romantca
de un asunto de amor.
En- ek claFor incierto de la saa
mis- oos entire santo, buscan muertos de sed
otros oios que amantes para los mios quieran
Ia ocUlts fuente SER.
hallan log ojos mos, al fin, correspondence
los ojos de fuego
de rostro cuya frente, lacios, CRISES.
ponen melancoiia de los cabelOs.
Mas iayi Qae mis- ojos msmos en- la penumbra
de Ia mpacabe luna de espejo!.
La cinematografca
pelicala de sigue pasando
s5lo mi mesa. solo, triste
sboreo Ia inteasa hiei del bitter amargo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-31

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