davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-09-16
CaHfornia a Cotton state.

Portsmouth, N. H., Sept. ia
number of technical papers relating to
the textile industry were read at the
forenoon session of the semi-annual
convention of the National Association
of Cotton Manufacturers here. The
merits of California as a cotton grow
ing state were set forth by Joseph r.
Lotus of Imperial Valley, Cal, who
quoted figures to show that in Cali
fornia cotton could be raised as cheap
" as in the south, with the exception
If increase in the cost of picking.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-09-16

Smokers find Lewis Single Binder 90
cigar better quality than most 1Oc cigars
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-09-16

Miss Marion Dana entertained the
members of the Merry Eight club at
her home Thursday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

are nov improving u and putting
u ON the market In tracts Of 10
acres each. each tract being acoea.
slhla TO both rail and water. al
price aatoniahingly cheaper than
anything Of a like character can be
bought In this city. Under such
conditions. how can Seattle expect
10 secure factories and increase her
payroll
Also our wharfage charges are
excessive as compared with other
shipping points Tho dockAge
charge In Seattle. I am told, aver.
aEHs 90 cents per ton. while like
charge IN San Francisco Il one.
tenth Of this. or eeuta per ton II
- a sell known fact that tho very
small sum ~ one fourth OF l cent
per ton often turns traffic from one
point TO another II this be- 30.
shat chance has Seattle as against
San Francisco for eummercer The
provision IN these bonds. by which
e n proposed 20 purchase sites for
municipal docks. IL. m my ehtima'
ton. q very wise ono.
While we should be very cautious
about Increasing taxation these
bonds scattered over a period 81
20 years az low rata % interest
amounting In Increased taxation 20
only SO cents per thousand dollars
Of the present assessed valuation.
wiii be 80 slight and Will so enor,
nloualy Increase The taxable prop
erty af the county. that this little
Increase Of taxation wii not se
felt
Your assistance VII be very mR.
teriai IN getting the actual facts be-
FORE tho people. and 80 believe.
when the people understand Y.
there viii be very few votes against
a. We appreciate thu position rou
are taking. Yours very truly.
w. ~ MURPHY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

vacation Beverly is lie has gained in weight
weight
THE HISTORY court net as glorious as his
tory ought TO be-
the SUPREME COURT isn't admired any by OF
the friends Il has made
FOUNTAIN PAN is mshier than any vice syndicate when
II has recall petition near IT,
MANY OF ~ cathSsasuo wouldn't DO
welcomed in first class saloon
GEN. GRANTS going all his officers exercise hour
day. outside OF meal hours too
THE RssleMNe EPIDEMIC has police
force. but Seattle SIN seems to be immune
INDICATIONS are mat GodiIasa Coward Humphrey is ind
ing siush fund substitute FOR a clean record.
THEY'VE assigned McKiulay Of California to tennessee bu,
know where Tawneys going to stump
GREAT religious revival started BY members o. churches
Chicago They'll find plenty Of raw material sin there
ausspAs premier zone up aeropane. Beats
up there's httcr chance OF coming down again
SOUTH DAKOTA farmers are getting
II you OF trust
clo,hingf
SENATOR DolLWgR's description surviyo "A
naurcd completely surrounded by gentlemen who know
exactly what they want
NEW YORK campaign
Roosevelt Parker Tammany, They DO
bic up things 50, down east
ILLINOIS W To, trying ne drink hab, win
came With your little apples IN Eden.
4r,sAo NV wAv~ .oys Or Kate Davis o. CHICAGO unlve
sity rd give every could support"
Kate had had wife support shed know just where
scheme like that would frazFe out
UNCLE Ncagl PULLEY says Z hear from Atlanta that Ted
dy In 1919 Ho~s this poem
Twinkle twinkle little Teddy.
How wonder where you're att
Let us know. v you ready.
IL nsuFgent or ssandpati
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

tlmes some ola witch win come In
and try on every veil IN our entire
stock big dots. and little dots,
lowered lace wells aud plain onss.
and than decide that mons Of ON
Ara becoming"
A. the hosiery counter made my
own observations. saw ladies'
look over the stock Of Italian silk.
thread silk aud cotton Hale thread
stockings, IN black and colors. and
nc tho cnd 81 this cxhauatinR sur.
vey. say: well. I guess viii Just
take some plain black ones today.
size 81. the kind I've been getting
right along three for dollar"
Selling False Hair
stroiling along further on the
ground floor ] stopped to talk 20 a
naughty beauty who presided over
the hair counter Looking over a
baby mountain 81 false hair she ex.
claimed; MY sakse. the Ignorance
o. some Of them people that come
hnrel Lots 81 'om pick up one Of
these here rats and ash what
they're fort a. n everyone now
a.dnys dind't know
"'rhe worst. though" ahe said.
slth offended dignity. "is when
they doubt your word III hold a
rat or switch up 10 their head
and they'll insist that u doesn't
match. after | tell 'cm II does. I
guess I ought TO know" And Civ
ing a vicious lab to one OF her
taosrned pufrs. she handed n new
customer the usual "somsshing IN
Upstairs In the millinery depart
hatrf"
men, business like little woman
said feeiinRiy. TITS n wonder that
all u 90 up here aren't in padded
cells. ft's the hardest section 10
work IN there r.. because only one
out ~ every ten buy. and leaa than
That number ever had any tntsn-
ton ~ buying
what makes them come. then ?"
Just to put in time, 70 Amuso
themselves.
Tire Millinery Troubles.
we millinerA are mlareprcaent-
cd anyhow. So many think that
we'll toll our customers anything
just for the sake Of selling a hat.
Now that's not 80. We would
much rather send woman off
with a hat that n pretty. becom-
ing and a credit 10 the store than
with ouc that isn't"
or all the departments. the girls
efandtnE % trying on suits all day
got the moot OF my sympathy.
The pests Of this department
usually come in pairs. and ] saw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

There Are No Perfect Candidates

But whatever may have been Judge Blacks connection
with mining enterprises (and there appears 20 be runner
about hem) this connection has been purely private
aud personal There is that lac used his official
position further them His most bitter political opponents
find no fault with his long career as Judge
The Star has been consistent opponent OF VIII r. llumph-
rey but Tor moment has departed from Mr umph
reys OFFICIAL CAREER THE PRIVATE LIFE OF MR..
HUMPHREY HAS NEVER BEEN INVADED.
The Star has always considered him In terms Of public
official and found him wanting every respect The
applied Judge Black has totally different result Judge
Black has been impartial Judge he democrat has been
elected strongly republican district in the district where his
alleged mining operations took place.
Humphrey has betrayed the people for In congress
Black has administered the law fairly for years the bench
tho The Star has hestancy In choosing Black
perfect man. but official far superior Humphrey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
THIS HAPPENS EVERY DAY m THE STORES.

dozens OF women. each aceompa-
MED by a relative or friend, put
on suit after suit. many Of which
exactly oorreaponded with the
price and description they gave,
and then made their escape. muir
muring: mo. don't think III buy
today We were just looking
around"
isn't that annoying" observed
10 the little woman. who had just
sunk into a chair exhausted after
one OF these ordeais.
II happens every day" she SAID,
''and they expect ths same patience
aud attention when they have no
idea Of getting a suit. and we
know thay haven't
Nov. we're awfuily busy up
here. and while we're attending 20
such people customers are kept
waiting who really want 20 buy
The management expects those OF
as who are paid a big salary to
have big sales record nt the end
u the week II isn't human nature
Tor us 20 want to waste our time
and IL lanf buEineEH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
Member of United Press Published
Daily by The Star Publishing Co.

The Star yet had the good fortune TO support
perfect for any office Always there has been some raw
hat marrd perfection in the candidate Paragons Of virtue
have on examination turned be but human beings after
all until The Star has the sorrowiu conclusion that
no man has reached when he legally hold Office
without having deed that would have been better
undone,
Friends al The and friends OF VIII i. Humphrey have
written to this newspaper charging Judge Black with par
ticipatnr mining and stocobhng deals in manner not
strictly in accord with the Golden Rule
The investigation of The Star has resulted in the convie
ton Judge Black has had mining experiences
of them complicated but all OF them bearing striking resemb
ancc the OF mine exploitation The Star in its
desire perfect candidate would much rather have that
Judge Black owned share OF mining stock and
promoted the fortunes OF mine There is gansayng the
TACT that the part mine promoting tricky business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

Editor The Star Permit me TO
express 10 you my own apprccla.
ton. aud. believe. the Hpprocia'
lion OF every member OF tho city
council investigating committee,
for the fair treatment you have
given the proceedings OF said com.
mittee IN your news columns. as
we'll as my sineerest appreciation
OF the Moral support extended by
your nowapaper.
Lot me further say that Il r. the
intent OF the committee 60 proceed
with the utmost care and the most
intense persistence 70 ascertain u
there Is any foundation whatever
Tor the rumorg Of graft and cnrrup.
ton that have been 20 preyaleu,
throughout this city during the past
few years. The work OF the com
mlitee han thus Tar convinced Ger.
tain % It's members that We sill DO
able Ia our report % state such
factA as wfll be- a revelation 70
some. AZ least. OF the citizens Of
our city, and We hope that the re.
suit of our work viii be % clarity
the atmosphere of shia city with
reference 10 such rumora.
II Is my belief that the attitude
assumed by your paper Nlii DO q
material assistance 10 ua In this
work. While Il IL manifcsgly un.
wise for us 70 disclose Rt this time
the results % our Investigation. e
viii be the desire II tho committee
10 put your reporters IN possession
OF such facts a. may be published
without prelndieing the future &C.
ton OF the COMMITTEES.
Very truly yours.
y. l. BLAME
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
The Woman Who Shops and Shops and Never
| Buys, Makes the Department Store Girl Miserable
Eleanor Adams Learning
Many OF the Troubles OF the
Shop Girls Life in Seattle.


In ono Of tho bis downtown de.
partment stores the other day
stood watching tho stream Of be
lated shoppers crowd ia n packed
mass through the doors just a sec
ond or two before the closing hour.
lis Il always Hike thls7" I asked
the girl nc tho umbrella counter
Usually worse" she said. Some
women Just seem 20 wait until tho
curtains are pulled down and then
take that as a signal 20 begin their
afternoons shopping,
I'VE can't make "A move 20 go or
disturb the trimmings of our eoun.
tor until the bell rings. when every
shopper has left the store. Some
times It's 6 o'clock or $50 before
Wa can leave"
This made me wonder what the
aoamy side Of The life behind the
counter really was. so the next day
asked the glove counter girl TO
tell mo her troubles.
A. 0lcvs Counter.
"we don't have ns many an some
pt tho oNNFF Elfhs hhe Aebth"hi
"Mast Of the women know pretty
well what they want The worst
difficulty 10 that so many think
they wear a smaller sire than they
do. One came IN the other day and
said she wore 90.
Il knew she couldn't wear that
sire. and put on pair Of sA. They
fitted splendidly.' she said ] didn't
say n word
next inquired of the pretty giri
with the hubbing curla at the veil
counter. Whatever her snnoyancsa.
they didn't seem 20 have affected
her good nature.
"Our homeliost customers" she
sAld, expect a veil 90 transform
them in.o ravinE beauties. lots %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
CRUEL THRUST.

Marine Arilst--Yes. here n my
latest picture. entitled "The Pirate
ship" re- keep on trying my
canvasses may yet attract atten'
ton ia the marine world.
Miss Tabasco--Yes. n you sewed
enough OF them together they Nigh,
make right fair sized boat sail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

Tcm--pcarcns. can kisa you
now
Tsaaie--w Wait until Willie High,
fiier passes You know he has the
reputation 81 being a yuung blood
Tom-And shat haN that TO %
wtih ~
Tessie--w'hy. you know. blood
viii ten
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

Editor The stnr-Your firm gu
dors@rneut ~ the proposed klnk
county harbor bonds. With which to
aid In the construction Of The Lake
Washington canal. the Duwamiah
waterway and the securing % aites
for municipal docks and wharsea.
Is greatly appreciated BY all Of
those people Who have Tor 40 nnnY
years worked 20 hard TO obtain
these Improvement and tougod Tor
the time when Seattle could adsef.
siae cheap factory sites. the same
az Everett. Tacoma and Portland
IN my estimation. the great and
crying need Of Seattle IL cheap fac.
tory sites. where rail and vessel
can come together. which. under
present conditions. IL Impossible.
The Swift Packing company bouEht
in Portland a.f00 acres Of factory
site property on tho waterfront Cor
a mere fraction Of what they would
have had 10 pay In Seattle. Thsl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
SOIL REMOVER.

spIasher-what do you cali your
latest picture. old manf
Dauber-Why. son OF the
Boil"
Splasher--"Son OF the Soil7'
Why. tina, isn't a farmer: Il is a
ChinRman.
Dauber--Just so. Tie runs a
laundry and all he makes is from
the soil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

safety OF Cxar
Nicholas during
his recent visit
AZ Erie dberg
cost the govern.
msnt $500 COO.
A htgh wire
fence vas raised
around the cas-
tie occupied by
the car. -Four
hundred OF Der.
lirsH best police
men and 200 de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

teotivos we're stationed about the
premises
Scores Of police dogs from MI
nieh and Hamburg we're held IN
readiness AZ the entrances 10 the
surrounding park.
A military guard OF 1000 was kept
on duty day and night around the
outer lines Of the town.
Then nothing happened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
nERvr.

Stern Housewife Don't you soc
that asxn. Beware ~ the Dogl"
Dusty Drnnis gnarcastieailyl -
Ea | arm bowArin9 Of him. mum
rat pup iooas 90 delicate Tn
afraid be might come over on de
on my feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
WEEPs SUPPLIED.

Crttlc-Who are you. boyf
Boy supply de tears in de
love scene. mister.
Criticize you crys
Boy--No. gets up in de flies wild
a aprinklin pot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

One ~ little ka~mr Edelweiss
ambitions was 20 be An acrobat Hia
other ambitions wers TO become an
indian slayer. an Old sleuih. an
admiral IN the navy. driver % q
KprtnklinK cart. great magician and
owner OF a bulldog that could ilct
anything Hut hls mAia ambition
vas 90 be an acrobat.
Edgar decided 20 practice al
home
IN lieu % a horizontal bar Edgar
swung on che cut glass chandelier
In the Edolweisa parlor.
Cut glass chandeliers are fragile.
Edgar.
1.-THE Eud.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
I'm the Editors Mail

Short letters will be printed
sufficient interest
anything anybody long personal malice your
motive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
COSTS $500, 900 TO
HAVE CAR VISIT YOU

BERLIN. Oct. 20.--Thc elaborate
arrangements made 20 insure the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

u knew q man n,hsss ,, U.s.
vice 70 hie chlldren -. nls "
waste time on trifles., A., ossi
does IN day through IL ,ss ~, !. :
ne weeds oct o. his lawn 80. ~ y
make Il perfee'p YIN y
The attention of the ws.h,
board of health is respee,s,,l a,,as'1a
% 10 sanitary conditions h -
town. Already genatofs Az. sha
Rhode Island. Flint of csI.,sa Z
Flieh on Washington. Hale n m.,s
and Warner n Missouri bs,a a'slls
compelled 10 resign On 800. gsss
III health Who kpowa -. n. z
our DISTINGUISHED vlce.sy ~ ~
oua7 'a'abf
The socialist trades unl.,.
Germany nov have 100000 49,.
bers. ''s ms'sI
AWAY FROM HOME To "a.
THE NEWg YET
the West IL dellgt,.s .
The stand taken by Roosaysesss,' , =, :
IN speeches Just made al clsv., sns'
o, and Chicago. has algo ann, $500.
his intention 70 be a eandISsss !.
the next presidential eleeslas . :
Japan Advertiser.
On the Siberian railway "a
sons were killed last year sns n, ~
Injured. 'se<
Mary. some Of my friend. =.
coming out tonight. I wish -
would gather up all The umh,,1s. y.
IN The ball and take them ~
stairs" "
What for Are you asrssd a..
will steal themY
no. I'm afraid they'll reoog,,,.
them"
T~sniy-ais million dolgsrs, ,s,...
Of goat skins were lmportss -
year.
The boz who Is al the hsas =,
his class IL generally the one ~ a,
other fellows can lick.
a tsso-piece mold has bssr lur,s
ed 90 that farmers may rsss ness
eggs out Of clay.
The queerest thing about 4 we.ss
rabbit IL that IL in never quite a
good as the one you made last ssrk
The Socialist administrator 4
Milwaukee spends $4,000 q month
less than the previous sdnlnIstrx
ton.
Sympathize With a man whos
broke and the chances are you'n b
deeply touched.
About 500 trade MARKS are res
istersd every year a. the patent 4
flee.
Woman may be naturally q IN
gain hunter. but nevertheless sa
once snapped paradise FOR syx
apple.
There 10 but one lsil IN ltslss<
and that rarely ever has NOR tasa
two persons IN Il.
II requires 300. 900 houses . ysx
20 accommodate the Increase b
population IN the United stzfea
We've got an organ IN our Fat
Also a fiddle and a cat
But al these Joys well cart sSsT
Unless we get more heat today.
A female herring win lay I'm
eggs Mt q time.
The playful squirrels In the pain
Of New York City are about 70 =
exsermlnated BY reckless 1hv'y
ehauffeurs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

On the siberian railway "a "a.
sons were killed last year and 10,
Injured. '~0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

Mary. some of my friends -.
coming out tonight I wish w.
would gather up all the uuhyeil..
IN the hall and take fhsr =
stairs" "
What for Are you afraid th.v
will steal themY
no. Tm afraid they'll recosD,,.
them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

Twsniy-als million dolgsrs, g.,..
Of goat skins were Imporsss -
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

a tsso-plece mold has been lns...
ed 90 that farmers may msss nsss
egss out Of clay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

AWAY FROM HOME TO cas-
THE NEWS. YET
the West il dellgh,.a :,
the stand taken by Roosayela,' s -. !
~ speeches Just made al clsye,..ss
o.. and Chicago. has also ann,. 49,, -.
his intention 70 be a eandissss !.
the next presidential elecslos :
Japan Advertiser. :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

The boz who ls AZ the heaa a
HIS class IL generally the one N a,
other fellows can lick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

The socialist trades unls,. J.
Germany nov have 100000 s.'
bers. men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21
STAR DUST

~ i" "ord Tom Josh Wiz.
kne" a man whoss tss....
' v'ce 20 his children UYr; 'n. =
waste time on tfifles.' A., vsHi
% ~ Day through lie ter 81. I, !
ne weeds out O. his lawn ,f ~ =
make Il perfee,p 'y'n u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

The queereat thing abou, 4 welss
rabbit r. that II ia never quite a
good as the one you made las. ssr,k
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

MCM CLEANS WITHOUT SECURING. MCM is THOROUGH HOUSE
A SAVER.
INDISPENSABLE
MEN SOFTENS THE SKIN AND HEALS REMOVES DIRT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

The Socialist administrator II
Milwaukee spends $4,000 Q rnonsk
less than the previous sdminEstrS
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-21

Sympaihize with a man whos
broke and the chances are you'a b
deeply touched.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-31

No naciste emilia terra duce amante del So
do irradia el alma inmensa de tu pueblo esPanoI-
No naciste en- la terra cantada por ell mar
en- que es ell aura un plectro el bosque es un altar
Pero tus rimas calidas de espuma y tornasol
de casca das bril- lanes de gritos de clar1n,
de perfumes de rosas. de luz en- el confn
de horizontes azues tus aureas rlmas son
como notas divinas de la eterna canclon
one cantan al unisono el bosque ell turp1al.
Ia lfronda de esmeralda, la nfa de crlstal
de este nido de flores, esp6nddo verjel
one ann urba con sus halitos la risa de Luzbe ..-
Semeian del oriente natividad de luz,
encantos primorosos del boscaje andaluz,
los yividos natces del campo tropical,
espgas de trigales, granates del fresal,
abanicos de pamas, trinos de rusenor
v los capullos nveos del verde naranjal,
tins yersos en- que espende la Venus del amor
" en- que aspiran las almas aromas del rosal
son esos tesoros del genio que, al subr
con sus alas de fuego al mundos sideral,
rasean velos de brumas de incierto porvenir,
hiios de Espana egregia de amante Borinquen,
de Ia qloriosa Iberia, del borincano eden,
de nieves espanolas del riqueho arrebol
de tus aheios vinos, de mi calente sol.
Hoy'oue cihe a tn frente la corona triunfal
mi Rornouen te envio mi abrazo fraternal;
noroue es hiia oh dvino de mi caliente sol
tn musa castelana: porque oh, genio immortal!
vo GOV nm borincano con alma de espanol.
JOSE MUNOZ RIV
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-31
A SALVADOR RUEDA

Tt vienes de Ia terra que tue sonora un ala,
Y en- cuyos horizontes ponla el sol
Y Ia prmera terra que pisas es la mia:
La hnica terra esclava de origen espanol
Recorrerzs Glen pueblos que la glor1osa hspana
Cre6 al calor fecundo del seno maternal,
Y no hallarAs en- e1los la sensaci6n extrana
De este Tantalo trise, sediento de ideal
oh IT, que en- mil alardes de lirica be|leza,
Derrochas raudales tn RIGA inspiration!
No prof,ndices nunca nuestra mortal trlsteza
Porque es tristeza augusta que mata el corazon
Mas al delar las playas de mi region natva,
Cuando te encuentres ejos de mi pequeno lar,
A6rma en- todas parties que aquf esta siempre viva
La raza que fue duena de la terra del mar
cuando al fin retornes nuestra madre hlstorica
Llevando en- tn gurnalda mas hojas de laurel
Arranca de tn musa de inspiration p'etor1ca,
Una candente rirna cual chispa de ul broquel
dila que en- el manto de augustus trad1clones
Envuelvese ell espiritu de la insrar region;
Y da que a despecho de horribes convusones'
Sus qrandes hios vienen renovar blasones
Y cimentar su imperio, Al mundo de Colon
E. BENITEZ CASTA>