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United labor bulletin., 1910-09-15
POLITICAL POLICY.

AS to the political policy of the Ameri-
affecting Its larger aspects have been re
corded in the columns OF this magazine.
During our trip in Europe year ago
we strived constantly and earnestly, and
sympathetically, to ascertain the origins
OF the workingmen's parties in the Old
World. They were to be found in politt
cal and class conditions not existing in
this country. No kings or mobiles here;
no hereditary class of privileged lawmak-
ers; no hereditary titled aristocracy; no
forced military service. These, and nu-
merous other barriers to democracy,
have given a life to European socialism
that never could come to it if the way
was cleared, as in this country, to eco
nomic questions. Hence, in America
different working class policy is the re-
suit That policy naturally, and logical
ly, presents itself in the form of a con-
crete demand for the machinery of the
peoples power, to be exerted upon the
separate measures before the country
and upon individual officials. In this di-
recton the country is fast moving The
American trade unionists may be most
willing to bring about what unity is pos
SlDle W1Il IUe WOIhluSiltH Vi ILuiOpC,
to be expressed for the present, and un-
til better organization is made, through
the International Secretariat. but there
are no signs that our membership is will
ing to adopt the political policy of Eu-
rope. Americans, the big majority of
them, are sufficiently educated to want
to know where they are to land before
they embark.
In all its breadth and depth, the Amer
ican trade union movement has waxed
mightier within recent years-aye, even
months Its militant activities have
been justified by events-the unions
have won right along the line. Its prin-
ciples, its policies, its management
through its own democratic methods
have justified themselves to the thought
and conscience of the overwhelming ma
jority of its membership, and will surely
reach even the unorganized workers, who
will be the organized union men of to-
morrow.
On this Labor day and for the year to
come, let us all give long pull, strong
pull, pull altogether, boys, for union
ism and federation.-American Fedora
zionist.
United labor bulletin., 1910-09-15
LOW RATES TO THE COLORADO
STATE FAIR, PUEBLO.

On the occasion of the Colorado Tenth
Annual State Fair to be held in Pueblo
Sept. 18th to 24th, 1910 inclusive, the
Denver &c Rio Grande railroad will make
a rate of one fare for the round trip
from all points in Colorado. Tickets will
be on sale Sept. 18th, goth, 22nd and
oath, except from Alamosa south and
west and from points south of Vance
Junction, when the selling dates will be
one day earlier, or Sept 18th, 10Th, 21st
and 23rd. These tickets will carry a
final return limit of Sept. 26th, and may
be obtained from all agents of the Rio
Grande system in Colorado. will be
pleased to quote rates from their various
stations.
The 1910 fair promises to be larger
and better than any Preceding one both
from the standpoint Of exhibits and at
tendance. Many special attractions have
been arranged for, Including horse rae
ing, wild west show motorcycle races
and an aeroplane hight by Hillery
Beachy.
The Rio Grande train service is right
minute in every particular, run
ming five daily trains between Grand
junction and Pueblo and seven daily
trains out OF Denver TO Pueblo. Dining
cars (service la cartel on all through
trains and on Nos Il and IA between
Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo.
beats them all. La Belle &c cigar.
United labor bulletin., 1910-09-15
The FAIThEuL FEW.

When the meetings called to order
And you look around the room,
You're sure to see some faces
From out the shadows loom,
That are always at the meeting,
And stay till it is through.
Those you sure can count on.
The Always Faithful Few.
They fill the vacant Offices,
And are always on the spot,
No matter what the weather is,
Be it cold or awful hot;
1t may be dark and rainy,
But they're the tried and true
The only that you rely on,
The Always Faithful Few
There's lot of other members
Who come when in the mood,
When everything's convenient,
Oh, they do little good;
They're factor in the Local.
And are necessary, too;
But the ones who never fail us are
The Always Faithful Few.
If it were not for these faithful ones
With shoulders at the wheel
To keep the Local moving
Without a halt or reel.
What would be the fate of unions
That have SO much to do?
They surely would go under
But for The Faithful Few.
United labor bulletin., 1910-09-15

Mrs. Raymond Robins, president of the
Women's Trade Union league, and her
advisers in the larger cities are working
out elaborate plans to get in touch with
immigrant girls when they arrive at
American ports and save them from the
clutches of the white slave traders and
sweatshop exploiters. 1t is admitted to
be big undertaking, but its promoters
believe that If they can perfect their To-
cal unions and secure the cooperation of
immigration officials, they are bound to
succeed.
United labor bulletin., 1910-09-15
WHEREAS, The Union Label has beer

WHEREAS, The Union Label has been
adopted by the Allied Printing Trades
Council of the country as the emblem
signifying that industrial conditions in
the offices using said label are of such a
character as to guarantee living wage
and reasonable hours of toll to all EN-
ployes engaged therein; and
WHEREAS, Any antagonism to the
use of said label is indicative that such
conditions do not exist in the Offices and
establishments wherein such use is for
bidden: and
WHEREAS 1t is a well-known fact
that Supervisor George J. Kindel, mat
tress and bedding manufacturer of Den
yer, is and always has been deter
mined and outspoken antagonist to all
classes of union labor. as well as siren
uously opposed to the use of the Union
Label, for the past 20 years; and
WHEREAS, His latest move to secure
the passage of bill in the Board of
Supervisors, repeating and prohibiting
use of said Union Label upon all county
and city printing, but proclaims the ami
mostly of said Kindel towards union Ia
Dor; therefore, be it
RESOLVED, By Denver Typographical
Union No. 40, in convention assembled
that we denounce the actions of the said
George j. Kindel, as such a measure as
tai to the interests of large portion OF
the working classes of this city, and
prove him "a menace to organized labor
especially, and to his constituents whom
he is supposed to represent in the coun'
ellis of our county government; and
RESOLVED, That the passage of pro
hibitive legislation relative to the Union
Label is not the wish of the body polite
of our local government but, instead, is
a direct blow to the inalienable rights
of the toiling masses who desire and
seek self-protection from all forms OF
coercion, unsanitary trade conditions in
the workshops, the eight-hour day, and
a fair wage to all persons affected
thereby.
RESOLVED. That copy of these res
olutions be entered upon the minutes Of
this union, and a copy of the same be
furnished the press of Denver for pub
lication.
EDW. J. HINES,
WILL H. HEDLEY,
B. r. COGSWELL,
Special Resolutions Committee.
Reafc than all En- cigar
United labor bulletin., 1910-09-15
La Ezploridad. the perfect smoke.
krNDEL AGAIN CONDEMNED.

Conservative Typographical union No.
40, although the most vitally concerned
on account of its 500 members. has
waited to this date to condemn the ac-
ton of George ]. Kindel. At their meet
ing last Sunday No. 40 unanimously
adopted the following resolution
United labor bulletin., 1910-09-15
Subscribe for The Bulletin.

Wealth in abundance is here before
the present generation, to be more equit-
ably distributed The wage-workers have
been the chief instrument in its produc-
ton In taking a better share of it.,
they are but coming to their own. The
trade union method is practical, direct,
possible, full of promise for the future.
1t pays Observation-Disclosures
Federationist.
United labor bulletin., 1910-09-15
OFFICERS OF TIE UNION LABEL
LEAGUE.

President Observation-Disclosures j. w. WHITE
Stereotypers.
yice-President nanny. r. HARRISON
Bookbinders.
Secretary-Treasurer $500. .EDW. ]. HINES
Typographical.
Subscription Solicitor DAVID LYNCH
Bartenders.
Editor & Mgr The Bulletin. j. A. CONKLE
Typographical
Secretary Complaint Dept GEO. ALLEN
Reading Clerk MRS. ALICE KELLOGG
Womans Auxiliary to Machinists.
Sergeant-at-Arms FRITZ HENNING
Bartenders.
BUSINESS COnGndITTEE.
]. W. WHITE. Chairman .Stereotypers
EARL HOAGE, Secretary. Press Assistants
GENEVIEVE MILES Garment Workers
N. A. TUSTISON Machinists
JAMES RODGERS .Stereotypers
United labor bulletin., 1910-09-15
Notice to Advertisers!

commencing
Tor by the
combined
In wages
running
this understanding.
United labor bulletin., 1910-09-15

The baseball team of the athletic asso
citation of the Denver Typographical
union is in Washington, d. c., this week
playing in the tournament of the Print
ers' National Baseball association, which
has teams in Denver. Washington, Bos-
ton, st. Louis, Chicago, Pittsburg, Gin
cinnati and New York. Denver will be
contestant for the championship of the
association, and for the right to hold the
championship cup for the succeeding
year. Local printers are on tiptoe await
ing the result.
United labor bulletin., 1910-09-15
ILLINOIS STRIKE ENDED.

The strike of $4,000 Illinois coal min
ers. which has been in effect for 23
weeks, came to an end at Chicago Thurs
day when a committee of the Illinois
United labor bulletin., 1910-09-15
LABOR NOTES
ASK tor the Union Label.

Resolutions expressing regret at the
resignation of Phil McCarty as boiler
and smoke inspector were passed at the
meeting OF Denver Local No. 1, National
Association of Stationary Engineers. Nc
Carty's performance of his duties is
highly commended.
United labor bulletin., 1910-09-15
HALL FOR RENT.

Suitable for unions or lodges. Terms
reasonable. Apply Britannia Hall, 1lsa
United labor bulletin., 1910-09-15
Advertisers. Reflect Upon This!


rim
Of
United labor bulletin., 1910-09-15

For hne after-dinner smoke try La
Exploridad.
United labor bulletin., 1910-09-15

La Belle SC cigar. the best union-made
Sc cigar in the United States.
United labor bulletin., 1910-09-15

There is the clank Of . convict.
cnnn around the shoe that doss
MOI Dear the union label.
United labor bulletin., 1910-09-15

For a fine after-dinner smoke try La
Exploridad.
United labor bulletin., 1910-09-15
PROTECT FROM WHITE SLAVERY

La Exploridad, the perfect smoke.
United labor bulletin., 1910-09-15

Beats them all. La Belle &c cigar
Union made.
United labor bulletin., 1910-09-15

Beats them all. La Belle SC cigar.
Union made.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-02
Sc VENDEN

IA yuntas de bueyes de ira.
bajo; j6venes y en- buenas Car.
n IS.
6 carretas casi nuevas con
ejes d. hero.
II tanqu IS he varios tama.
nos para aqua.
Un solar No. 1874 del plano
de Miramar con 700 metros
cuadrados; 20 de frente por
81 de fondo; queda en- frente
de la clsa de don Faustino
S larez, subiendo por la para
da II.
Un coche de 4 asientos con
ruedas de gonna "Studeba
ker", un caballo ballo graude
y sus arneses.
Para informes dirigirse 4
Carlos Cid & Co. P. o. Boz
224. San Juan. 4p.
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slempre risuelo.
Por cierto que la hija del heroice
Mammi, ell panadero patricia, era
demasiado buena napolitana para
olvidar sus deberes con un milanes.
Y, sin embargo, Ascanio preferia
hacer sus visitas q Ia Incoronata
cuando ell doctor estaba ausente.
Cierto dfa que Ell professor volvi6
a su alojamiento mas temprano que
de costumbre, sorprendi6 a Ascanlo
a los pies de Chiara. La signora Sc ale
is con el paso tranqulo de una diosa
|y Aseanio pusose de pie de un salto.
Giacomo Sedeschi Sc aproximo
a 81, aparentando la mas viva solici-
tud.
Amigo mio, lie dijo, veo que US
ted esta enfemo.. Ha hecho usted
bien en- venir 4 VERNE. Soy medico,
y como tai, mi deber es calmar las
miserias humans. Esta usted muy
enfermo no 10 niegue usted: pero
muy enfermo.
Ell rostro de usted arde como fue-
60. .Tiene usted mucho dolor de
cabeza una jaqueca terrible, sin du-
da alguna. lQue bien ha hecho usted
en- venir a VERNE listed me esperaba
con impaciencia, Sno es verdad?
iQue dolor de cabeza mas espanto-
so!
Y asf hablando, Ell viejo fuerte
como un gabino, empuja q Ascano
q su gabinete De consultas y ie obi
ga q sentarese en- el ilustre canape,
sobre ell que habian pasado cincuen-
ia amos de Intermediates napolitanas
Y teniendolo ALI metido prosigui6:
-Ea, veo 10 que es: dolor de niue
las. isl, es ESQ A usted le duelen he
rriblemente las muelas.
Y asf diciendo, SAGA de su estuche
un enorme gatillo, lie abre 4 Ascamo
por fuera la beca y de un tir6n le
arranca su mejor diente.
Y Ascanio huge escupiendo SAN
gre a choros, miemntras el professor
Giacomo Sedeschi grita con algeria
feroz;
-iQue hermoso diente! iPero
que hermoso, que hermosisimo diem
te!-Andtole France.
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POR CABLE.

New York, mario 2.-Un despa.
cho de Panama informa Ell 'falleci
miento del Sr. Domingo de Oba.dia,
seglndo presidente de aquella repu-
bica.
New York, mario californian
de Espaila que el rey Alfonso acom-
pahado del ministro de Ia guerra ge-
neral Aznar hara un viaje q MeIllla,
en- la pr6xima semana. Ell monarca
espanol desea conocer sobre ell terre
no el estado de los trabajos realiza-
dos por su gobierno y de Ia situaci6n
del ejercito actualmente de guarn-
ci6n en- aquella posesiones espaholas
del Riff.
New York, mario 2.-Un despa
cho de Paris dice que aver tuvo lu.
gar I'm duelo 4 espada entire el cele.
bre pintor Folehl y el principe ORA
go, resultando herldo grave este ult!
mo. Ell origen del incidente obedecif
q apremios que le hiciera Folchi a
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principe de trabajos ejecutados por
su cuenta. ~
New York, MARIO "a causa de
una avalanche de nieve descarril6 ell
ferrocarril en- Everest, (Washington)
Ell tren se precipit6 por I'm despeia-
dero quedando completamente des-
trozado. El numero de victimas eau
sadas por 10 cat&strofe ascienae & As
muertos y un centenar de heridos.
Otro despscho de Herkiner dice
que los trabajes realizados para des
truir el hielo y eesviar el curse del
rio en- Mohwak, han resultado este
rles. Varias toneladas de dinamita
han sido empleadas en- volar los gran
des bloques de hielo sin resultado al
guno. Los dahos causados> son enor-
mes. Sc teme que el deshielo produz-
ca Ia inundaci6n de la ciudad, que
amenazaria la vida de Jnas de ocho
mil personas. ...-.
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Europa debe asegurarse asf Ia
posicion de un mercado creciente
entire las naciones que durante mu-
cho tempo no podrAn bastarse q 81
unsnas, y la America del Sur, cuyos
ojes Sc fIan actualnente en- Europa
psdrfan al fin, poniendoseh al abri-
60 de anenazas, recogerse y traba-
jar en- Ia reahzaci6n de sus verdade-
ros destinos Porque los neolatinos
de la America tienen el deber de sal
var Ia vida que puede surgir ma7iana
de entire ellos, del mismo modo que
los pueblos de Europa, que tlenen
afinidades con ellos, tienen la obll-
gacion moral de secundar al Nuevo
Mundo en- su desarrollo.-(de la Ca
ceta de GuadoLa1aro."
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LECTURA CAMPESINA.

Hiedra de la cucardcha. .-Es el dni-
CO insecticida que puede aplicarse
en- grande escala sin perjuicio para
el hombre, los animales domesticos
Y las plantas cultivadas. Ademas, es
el mas barato de todos. Nj Sc altera,
por ser fijos sus principles activos,
nj presenta dificultades su prepara-
cion.
Los venenos que Sc usan en- el ex-
tranjero son los arsenicos, el cianuro
de potasio, ell acido cianhfdrico, Ell
sulfato de cobre, el sulfuro de car
bon, ell heleboro, Y otros no menos
peligroso. Sin embargo, nuestra hier-
ba no 10 slstituye a todosy no es
una especie de panacea universal
para todas las plagas. Puede apicar-
Sc principalmente a los insectos que
GUSTAV de las preparedness azuca-
radas. Por ultimo, gracias los villa
nos de las semillas existe esta planta
desde Arizona hasta Oaxaca, en- una
IONA extensislma.
Cuando esta yierba no puede a.
plicarse. por que no la tomen los in
sectos, Sc les debe baiiar con un CO.
cimiento de Sanacoche, planta que
crece en- Ell Estado de Mejico y otros
puntos. Sc llama tambien chichaca-
mole y surizoma contiene gran can
tidad de saponina y gracias ella
constituye un t6xico precioso para
la destruction de las lombrlces de
terra, gallina ciega, piojo de las bes-
tias V otra multitud de plagas. Po-
demos afirmar que ell conocimiento
de Sanacoche mata en- una hora a la
gallina ciega.-(De un diario de
NfXicO.)
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CARTAS DEL PUEBLO.
0piBiOnes aeerca de asuntos de
aclualidad.

- Director de La Core <pon-
Gencle san Juan P. r.
Dls:lrcl'iio -enor:
Nuch9> rnsas hay. para .nformar
81 purulo que in,psciente .icmrr
po- t'ri"T algp IN cue poner su atcn-
non. hu,ca Y e-,udriha en- Ia prtnsa.
10 que "lla tra;ga Dc interesante.
f hoy conversation favorita. Ell
trrip> lo> cirrIlus sociales Ia actIrud
ssumrla por In- delegsdos q WaS-
hln-'on por q llus'na colegio de abo-
gadJs De Pu.r-" Pieo.
y" SER yo ql-!rn vsva apaS,ona-
dsni"ite I jugs q ssos Sres que de-
masl2do juzga"io E,5T g OPINION pG-
hllea e>r5R- arr de diferentes
nodo,- Hav qrli-a ne que los Sres.
eomisionados, han ou1ado ben, to-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-02
. ADVERTISEMENT,
Department Of the Interior.
Porto Rico Irrigation Service.
San Juan p Rico,
Fahrr,arv O 1Q10

San Juan P. Rico,
. = February 8, 1910.
Sealed proposals will be received
at the office Of the Commissioner Of
the Interior, San Juan, until 200
O'Clock p. m: March 49,. 1910, fol
furnishing all materials for and
constructing a telephone line come
plete from Guayama to the Patlla&
Dam site, a distance of about ten
miles. The estimated cost is about
one thousand and three hundred
Isl. 10000 dollars.)
Specifications and plans may be
seen at this office or at the office Of
the Irrigation Service, Guays1na, P,
R. The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
B. NJ. Hall, l.
Chief Engineer,
Porto Rico Irrigations Service.
By order Of
!, John A. Wilson,
Commissioner Of the Interior
for Porto Rico.
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| A6unCOS l0SuIdltS, In SlQO SeSuA
ellos, segdn sus padrinos como di-
ce muy bien LA Correspondence"
puramente personal & independent
te. Otros, y esta es Ia mayora, opi-
nan que han obrado NAL, por que
esas manifestaciones particulares,
no tenian que surgir ALI en- aquel cen
tro en- donde estA la suerte del pals
puertorriqueno, que con aquellas ma
nifestaciones su causa, que el pas
quiere defender. J
La opinion que como ha dicho, es
la de mas fuerza por ser Ia opinion
casi unanime de todos, es que esos
Sres. comisionados, han hecho todo
10 contrario, de las instrucciones
que llevaban.
Este heeho tiene un parecido q un
individuo que lie di6 otro ordenes
para que cogiese de su percha un pa
ragua y 10 vendiese, para salir de un
pequeho apuro, y el mandadero no
tan solo vcndi6 el paragua, sino tam
bien ell sombrero que estaba junto
& el, dejando al otro sin paragua y
sin sombrero.
Esto a mi entender le ha pasado-
a Pto. Rico, con los Sres. comlslona-
dos del eoleglo de abogados:
Con este aprendera el pueblo en-
10 sucesivo fijarse en- quien manda
& defender sus derechos. De Va
atentamente.-V. Mascara.
Bayan6n, MARIO 10. de 1910.
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cUENT0 0oRTo.

Ell professor Giacomo Sedeschi, de
Napoles, es un practicante renom-
brado en- esa. .ciudad. Su casa, de olor
penetrante, esta situada cerca de Ia
Incoronatu y es ferecuentada por to-
da clase de personas, particularmen-
te por las hermosas muchachas que
venden en- Santa Lucia, los ''frutos
del mar. Nuestro professor expende
drogas para todas las Intermediates
no desdena arrancar muelas picadas
es notable para coser, despues de los
dias de fiesta, la piel tajeada de los
valientes y sabe usar el dialecto de
Ia costa, mezclado 81 latin de escuela,
para tranquilizar a sus clientas tendi
das en- el mas enorme, mas COLO, mas
crugidor y mas grasiento canape que
existe en- ciudad martina alguna
del Universe.
Es un hombre de talla pequena
rostro lleno, con ojuelos verdes y ma
riz que descier de hacia una boca
slnuosa. Tiene los hombros redondos
y el vientre puntiagudo, y sus pier
mas flacas hacen recordar las anti
guas atelanas.
Glacomo casose, va tarde, con Ia
joven Chiara Mammi, hija de un vie
10 presidiario, muy estimado en- Ma
poles, que muri6 de panadero en- Ell
Borgo di Santo, dorado por la ciu-
dad entera.
Madurada al sol que dora las uvas
de Tore del Greco y las naranias de
Sorrento, la belleza de la signora
Chiara floreci6 en- todo su esplendor.
Ell professor Giacomo Sedesch. cree
por clerto, que su mujer es tan VIZ
t. o a comobella. Sabe, por 10 demas
cuan fuerte es el sentimieento del
honor femerlno en- las familias de
bandldos. Pero tamblen es medlco,
y no ignora las lnquietudes y los des-
faleclm4entos a que esta su]eta Ia
naturaleza de las muleres.
Asf, hubo de inquietarse un POGO
d esde Ell dia en- que Ascan,o kaniri
de Milan, que Sc habla establecfdo
desastre en- la plaza del Martin, ad-
qu,rlo el hablto de frecuentrar SUI ca
sa.
Ascanio era b,1en mozo loven v
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HUMORISMO.

Dl>pUta conyugal:
FL -:Pero no encontraste ningGn
riI"ta que te hiciese el amor antes
de nuP>tro matrimonio?
Ella ST que 10 encontre
Fl -Pues debiste casarte con el.
Ella.-Eso es precisamente 10 que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-02

Tn individuo va con su album a
casa de un celebre literato, Y lie dice:
-Vengo Ell husca de un autogra-
70 de usted
-Hombre on este momento no Sc
me ocurre nada de particular
No importa: me basta una va
ciedad cualquiera con su flrma.
Papa. yo quisiera ser frances
para qus. hiio mlo?.
Para no tener que estudiar ese
idioma.
No seas tonto; 81 fueses iran
ces tendlias que estudiar el espafol
v seria ig1lal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-02

Hay dgricuItores que necss,san
mayordomos" y hoy "mayordomos'
que neeesitan eolocaci6n. Esas dos
aspirdcionss q sneuentyon con diff
er'ltad y retoydo. Ansbas eoincidirda
rdpidamente Il los deseos de nsoyordo
mos y og-ieultores ~ anuneion en-
Lo Corresponleneia". Hay en es-
te diario especial y n.6diea tarVa al
eff cto.
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Casa de Presfamos, J. Rendon J
COmpalia 5. en- T.

FL dia II y 2 de Abril
a las ? p. m. tendra lugar un
esplendidoremated de las prem
das que habiendo trascurrido
seis meses no han sido renova
das nj canceladas. Hay de ven-
tas un precioso surtido de al
hajas. Allen lEortalezA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-02

La mama -iQuien podra probar-
melo?
La nina-Yo misma, mama; Sc
llama Adam
La esposa de un catedratico en-
cuentra a su marido en- un bolsillo
una carta amorosa.
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-Bueno; pues va que eres tan
saba dime qulen sucedio a Carlos v.
En- e1 estudlo de I'm pintor:
Me gusta el paisaje pero ell cielo
no eS bastante moderno. LIE aconse-
10 a Vd. que ponga un par de aero
pianos