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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-09
Time Table
In Effect
April /, 1902
OREGON
-.
ARRIVE

ARRIVE.
From Ogden, Portland. Butte
Chicago, St. Louis, Omaha Den
yer and San Francisco ......... E-g5a-
From Ogden aud intermediate
, points , =. 9lo an
Provo and intermediate points. g.E5am
From Ogden, Chicago, st. Louis.
Kansas City, Omaha. Denver
r, and san "a. Francisco -. 305 pm
terminus .---. -...-........... o.. 500 d m
From TlutiC, EerCUr, Nepni.
PRO, Provo ana Manti ....;...;..... 600 pm.
FROM Preston, Logan Brigham.
ogden ami in-ermediate points $50 nrr.
From Ogden, Butte. Portland.
San Francisco ,;:...,.,......... $40 Pm.
For. Ogden. Cache Valley.
Omaha, Chicago Denver. Kan
,7 sas city and St, Louis -. 100 am.
For Garfield Beach. Tooele and
Terminus = .......-..-....-... rs an
Nephi and Manti .-.-.....-.... -.55 an.
For Ogden, Butte, Helena Port
lard. San Francisco and inter
mediate points ...........-...... 9.s5 an.
For ogden, Omaha, Chicago,
Denver, Kansas city, ST. Louis
and San Francisco. ..-..-..12:5o pm.
For Ogden. Denver. Kansas
city, Omaha. St Louis and
CnCdgO 1900 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS b-J pm
For Provo. Nephi. Milford Cali
en'es and intermediate points. 5.05 pm
For ogden, Butte, Helena, Port
land, san Francisco and inter
mediate points ..-.-.--.....--.-...-l1.5 pm
Z. N. SCHUMACHER,
Act. Traffic Mgr.
D. r. hurley.
G. p. & T. A.
y. S. SPENCER,
A. C. p. & T. A.
City ticket office. 201 Main street, Tele-
phone. $50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-09
ANDREW BURT FALLS UNDER MOVING TRAIN
AT THE LAGOON AND LOSES HIS RIGHT ARM

While attempting to board a moving
train at the Lagoon last night An
drew Burt, carpenter living at 424
West Sixth South street, fell and had
his right hand and forearm mangled
under the wheels. Burt fell directly
under the train, and the wonder is
that he was not crushed 10 death. but
the arm was the only part of the body
injured The member was amputated
at the hospital later in the night.
The accident occurred as the $50
train was pulling out from the La
COON station. The train, it is said, was
travelling at a lively rate, when
Burt attempted to catch it. He
jumped at the platform of the
second car from the end, but his foot
slipped and he fell to the ground In
falling he threw his right arm out 10
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-09
CATHOLICS MAKE PROTEST.
Want to Retain Control of Philippine
Schools.

Cleveland. Ohio. June S-The advis-
DRY board o. the Federation Of Ameri-
can Catholic societies, which met here
today, adopted a resolution which viii
be sent to the president at Washing
ton protesting against the conduct Of
the Philippine schools, the claim being
that it is a prOselyting system which
seeks to wean Catholic children from
their faith. The charge is made that
Catholicism is being deliberately dis
eliminated against i'm favor Of Profess
tantism and that, considering the fact
that the Filipinos are a Catholic peo-
pie. but scant recognition has been
given representatives of that church
in the appointment OF teachers and
others methods, used in teaching the
FiHpinOs
The board decided to hold the next
annual meeting Of the federation at
Chicago. August 5.
Letters of commentator of the fed
eration's work were read from Bishop
Forest Of san Antonio; Bishop Glor-
ioux of Boise City. Ida. and others.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-09
'--sl,--s
Morgan in Gond Health

Venice, June S.-The statement pub
hshed in the United States that J.
P1erpont Morgan had broken down and
was in the hands of "a physician is
without foundation. Mr.. Morgan and
his family left Venice on the yacht
Corsair June !. and he was then in
good health. Ii was Mr. MOrgan's in
tentiOn TO proceed from some italian
port overland to England. % attend
the coronation Of King Edward
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-09
ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRICITY.
Scientist Says 1t Can Be Put to Prac-
tical Use.

London, June S.-A dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Las Palmas, Canary
Islands, says that prominent engi-
neer of that town named Figures as
serts he has discovered a method Of
utilizing atmospheric electricity with
out chemicals or dynamos and that he
is able 10 make practical application
of his method without employing any
motive force. senior Figures expects
that his invention win bring about a
tremendous industrial revolution.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-09
DENIES REPORT Of
CAR COMPANY COMBINE

St. Louis Mo. June SIX. X. Bixby.
chairman of the board of directors Of
the American Car & Foundry company.
said today that the talk Of a merger
of his company with the Pressed Steel
Car company Of Pittsburg had not
reached him IN the form of q definite
proposition by either company.
IF definite negotiations were on,
he said, I would know Of it. Nothing
can be done until June q. when the
annual meeting of the American COM
pany takes place in New York The
question of consolidation win then be
taken up. but 1 do not anticipate that
even then any action win be taken.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-09
DENVER LABOR TROUBLES
TAKE NEW PHASE

Denver, June S.-The Contractors and
Material Mems association today issued
"A statement TO the effect that they would
not take back to work any of the strik-
ing builders. unless they would dissolve
the Building Trades council This the
men say they viii not do and the situa
ton now partakes Of the nature OF d
lockout.
no decision was reached in regard to
taking back their striking employees.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-09
LYNcHING FRUsTRATED.

Hattiesburg Miss. June S-An at
tempt was made by q mob late last
night to attack the county jail here to
secure Walter Blackhead. negro
charged with having attempted to as
sault a white woman living near Hat
tiesburg. 4 company of militia, or
dered out by Governor Longino. re-
pulsed the mob. Further trouble being
feared. additional troops have been
dispatched TO relieve the militia now on
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-09
COMMISSIONER OF LABOR
MAY TAKE A HAND.

Washington. June S.-The president to-
Gay talked with CarroH u Wright
United States commissioner of labor, for
some time regarding the situation IN
the anthracite coal region. Mr.. Wright
came to Washington al the request OF the
president TO get his views on the ques-
ton and TO discuss what might be done
under the law giving the commissioner of
labor the right 10 Investigate affairs Of
this kind. and to collect information re-
lating 10 them, which may be reported to
the president or to congress. The presi-
dent stands ready at any time to be Of
any service possible TO aid in effecting a
settlement of the. differences existing be-
tween the operators and miners, if this
be DOSSible
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-09
PoIsE RESIDENCE BuRNs.

Boise, Ida, June S.-The residence Of
a. ROssi the lumberman. burned this
morning. Loss $1,000; insurance. $500
Mr.. ROssi was confined to his bed With
a broken thigh, IL was with great dif-
save him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-09
PLAN DIFFERENTIATION
OF INSURGENTS

Colon, Colombia, June S.-Ali the
government troops who We're stationed
here, numbering over 1,2O0 men. left
for Panama today. At Panama they
will join forces with the government
troops at that port, who number sew
eral thousand, and the combined army
viii start Immediately to attack the
insurgents by land and by sea.
Some of the troops embarked at Pan
anna today. Previous to going on
board the soldiers were addressed by
General Berti. General POmpiiio Gui-
terrez will be in command Of the ex-
petition.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-09
TRAINMEN REFUSE
TO HANDLE SCABs.

Hazleton, Pa. June Sat their meet
ing at Freeland this afternoon, the en-
plOyes Of the Delaware, Susquehanna &
Sehuylkill railroad unanimously re-
fused to handle any trains carrying
special officers, deputies or nOn-union-
lets
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-09
wREsTLER THRoWs Bull.

Laredo, Tex, June S.-A bull fight
was given in the Plaza de TOrOs Of
Nueva. Mexico. today, the unique fea-
ture OF which was the successful per-
Torrance of Romulas. the famous Mex
lean wrestler. who succeeded in throw
ing a wild bun from the san Luis Po-
test ranch ROmulas grappled the bull
and threw him at the first attempt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-09

indeed, was quite as determined about
it as my lady about the feather for her
opera hat these last days of the sea-
son, so the halter put on a soft crush
band of black, but has not fastened it
to the straw
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-09
CHURCH INDICATES DAVIS
Governor of Arkansas Again Allowed
to Worship With Baptists.

Little Rock. Ark, June S.-GOvernOr
Jefferson Davis today accepted the in
vitati0n Of the Baptist church OF Rus
seliville, his home. and rejoined that
church. The governors friends say
this is a vindicatiOn of the action taken
by the Second Baptist church of Lit
tie Rock in Withdrawing fellowship
from him. it is alleged further by the
governors friends that the action taken
by the Little Rock church was the
result of resentment for the part he
took IN the race for United States
'ehator.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-09
Couldn't So Ererrlhinr-

After the death Of The Mean Man. who
mad incurred Brother Dickey's dispIeas-
ure. someone haid 20 him:
dc had fine funeral sermon The
preacher said he went straight TO hea-
vcm
shouldn't wonder ef he did said
stand ever thiuq.''
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-09
To Teach Chinese AT Columbia

Berlin. June S.-Professor Friedrich
Hirth, holder Of the chair Of Chinese
philOlogy at the University OF Munich
has accepted the offer of the Chinese
chair at Columbia university, New
York. and will BEGIN his lectures there
next October
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-09
s PARDONS LYNCHERS.
Alabama Governor Lets Them OF
After Serving One Year.

Montgomery. Ala. June S.--GOvernOr
Jelks today pardoned three Of the four
white men convicted Of lynching Robin
White, a negro. and sentenced TO ten
years in the penitentiary. The case
is famous, as the only instance in Ala
bama where a white man had served
one year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-09
LYNCHING PROBABLE.
Young Negro Will Likely Swing For
His Crime.

Hartman. Tenn, June S.-The wife
Of Jack Bailey, a farmer. was found
dead at her home, having been assault
ed and her head then crgshed- George
Robert. aged IA. cOiOTed servant, is
suspected, and tonight a crowd has
gathered bent on lynching him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-09
CRAZY MANS AWFUL DEED.
John Laffon Brains His Wife With
an AK.

Valley View. Ky. June S--JOhn Laf-
fon. half-witted man. killed his wife
at his home this afternoon. Draining
her with an AK. Laff0n made his es-
cape, and posse is now hunting for
him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-09

Rome, June S--King Victor En-
emanuel today received George L. Won
Neyer. the United States ambassador.
who is about 20 leave FOR home.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-09
DENVER 55iV I:Ij'I pRI1 GRAHlf
hHo J,E+ETEnN&
RIO GRANDE WE5II.[;E5-RN IS,
Current Time Table.
--AAS~l April 3. 1902
LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY


NO. 6-tOr Grand Junction no.
,Ver and points east
NO 1-tor Provo. Grand Inn sou an.
lon and all points east s.r-
NH, 4-Fcr Provo, Grand Jrnr- --' I'm,
uon and all points east .--
NO W-tor Bingham Iehi pr 0--. IN,
70, Heber Mt. Pleasant lr--r
MARY sNale and iutermeEfaf.
No. -For Eureka, Payso5,r-. He >..' am.
Det, FroVo and intermediate
--E~--tNo $500 ------..---
NO. -ll-tor Ogden and all inter D''A'
-heqlate points .-............ r.-7-
70 5-kOr Ogden and the yyes- "a IN
70 S-Eor Ogden and the west 1T-65 ,,.-
~ I--tOr ogden and the west f5 .- I'm en-
NO 42-FOr Park City 90 I'm
ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY
NO l2-From Ogden and all in
termectate points . a-a-
no, o-From Provo, Grand juno 7'L
ZION ana the east ........... g.g---
NO. From Provo. Grand June --a
uon and the east ......... ra.q----
NO. S-ETOm Provo, Grand June P'1-
No 'n e1 -iE9 ne east east. -lo:59 pm
eureka, MarysvaIe. Manti and
No - lI E'-o- points ;...-.. 500 pm
No. From Ogden and the vest 9.-- IN, an
No 4-FrOm Ogden and the west Sin b b ILL.,
10, From Eureka. Pavsou. --
Heber' Provo and intermediate
po4At3 .s-... ..-.- .---. ....--.-.... fI-11 q pa
no. A-From Park Civ. 5.r--- y,
Perfect Dining Car Service
Sleeplng Cars 10 Chicago Without OIar-.
Ticket Office, 100 West Second SOFAS
FostolIlce Corner. Phone 800.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-09
Kruger Remains IN holland.

Brussels. June S.-Mr. Kruger de-
ciares that he VIII end his days in Hol-
land.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-09
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.


NIASHINGTON, d. c., June 5.-It
wv is noticeable that washington
has the quiestest Of Sundays.
Travellers who visit the large cities of
the country. and especially the west
ern cities, remark the great difference
between a Washington Sunday. and
one of New York. Cincinnati, Cleve-
land or Chicago. In these and the far
western cities the day seems to be
given UP wholly to pleasure. Theatres
are open, baseball games are played
and all kinds of amusements are going
on. IN Washington no places Of amuse-
ment are open, theatres are closed, sa-
looms shut up tight, and even most of
the restaurants are closed. In fact.
Washington is a puritanical city i'm
many respects, and its blue laws for
Sabbath observance are almost as rigid
as those of early New England.
Senator Teller is one Of the most Sc
riOus men Of the senate. He rarely
smiles, but the other day he laughed
loud and long at a suggestion made by
Mr. Harry Wadsworth, assistant clerk
of the senate committee on claims. The
senator. Mr.. Wadsworth and Prophet
Jones of the senate weather bureau
had been discussing the wonderful sue
cess of Senator Clark Of Montana as a
business man.
Il understand that Senator Clark
has embarked in still another enter
prise, the cultivation of rubber" Mr..
Jones said. 1T is a speculative bust
ness. but the right man usually makes
fortune at it."
Think of the vast new fields for the
use of rubber in the past few years, -
said Senator Teller. The bicycle and
the carriage must have their rubber
tires, and now it is the heavy automO-
bile which consumes an enormous
quantity"
Yes" said Mr.. Wadsworth, "and
think of the rubber necks.'
Delegate Rodey of New Mexico comes
/ to the front in the funny column Of
the Washington papers regularly every
week. His last contribution is this;
Il was travelling through the west a
couple Of years ago" he said, when
our train stopped at an eating house
for dinner. The woman who kept the
place was evidently an easterner and
anxious to spread the cultured habits
of her section in the wilderness.
'Will you please give me a knife
for my pie" said one of the men eat
| ing dinner
I'VE don't eat pie with a knife here, -
replied the woman.
Then, madam" said the cowboy,
quite unabashed, twill you please get
me an AK"
The comptroller Of the currency, Mr..
Ridgley is extremely gratifed at the
prompt return made by the national
banks in the United States to the last
call for a statement of con-
ditiOns. There are 4.424 national
banks in the country and the call was
made on each one on May for a state
ment of conditions on April so. Re
/ spOnses were received from all the
banks by May 26 ten days less time
than for any previous call. 1t is note
worthy that the aggregate individual
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28

Ss disonten las disposiclones tTanGltOrias
del Cdiigo Civil.
REozcue propuso que hasta 81 priEnsro
d. E aaro 10 1903 pudiess1 fnssrfoirss en- el
Reglstr0 Civil los htios qua no 10 ssten' aoe-
90 dssachAda.
poslsiones trarsitorias en- sfguudA tsrcsra
lssaRra.
Discnti6ss 81 H. B. rdnero 90 r 81 sefiof
Todd para gu" ander temporal mente is regis
81 que trata ao6ra empadronamienso da gAn1-
do Esaa bill Ru6 desachado For ID OamArh-
81. b rnnaro 104 de 10 6omisi6n dc sani-
dad. Esta ley trata de regiamensar ID nlssan-
sa de ganado para la yenta pdoiiea. oaedo
aprobAao 30 , 80 leetuFa.
sanshez Moralas pidi6 10 rsconsideFacion
del @ B. n6mero 90 de HartsEell.
Trsta De dehnir 81 desacato Ia anfor-
dad dsponisndo II psna correspondence.
Qued6 aprobado en 2s se iectura J paa@fa 81
Reefbess un menraje del Ejecutivo que
contians al G. B. ndmero 30 referente Uorpo-
rAoiones Sara diseutido hoy.
Sonaetido discussion ell O. b; nhnefo 81
Harta1ell, que trata aobre la reglamentscion
del modo de c&atigar los que hagan oahos
los anirnales.
So levanta "a Oomisi6n Total se aprue-
ba en- 2e sa lectura pasando al n1ecusiyo.
G. B. nhmero de Guzman Bsn1sss. Es1e
pids Be traits gobre las reg.ss que nan ae Ae-
varae para lot exSrnenes de Abogados.
Sc promovieron grandes discusioneh 0oofe
este bill. Bagosa J Cornwall aGacaron con
fraxes fusrtsx este bill. OornWelt Iiego dec1r
que este era nn bill taforne que dahia que
oar i1dehnidauente.
Wave se levant0 defendi6 al bill au su-
tor oue fba oGsndido en- las frases que habfa
dicho Mf. Cornw ell.
Queda eprobsdo despues de tantas discu-
stones
Sc levanta Ia session lss de la sarde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28
A los hOmbreS de color


via del progres 30 en- sternA asceDci6n ls con-
ouists del Universe.
70 en- el Ateneo liable de il union he los
puertorriq uefos. j Y que No sois puerto
rrfouefios vosOtFos, al tgnAl que los bisncos
Puedo 70 pedir Ia union de les puertorn-
quefos, con eli solo I'm de dividir los puerto
rriquenos?
ba muchos inieresea personaes praiuicios.
estoa intareses preioicioS no se atreven ~
char ia frsnts, porque tamen, y ouscan lnse'
rrump pir de Bosisyo.
amsricanos, no 10 consiguieron. Hoy ne es-
tinan 6stas mas que antes, porque l0s noo'ss
hlios ds Washi ir gEon lea gusta mas el IengnSls
austero de Ia verdRd, que In empaisgosa oui-
zura del servillsmo. que de Aceptario, concur
ria por coProrn perIos & 6los mismos.
Ahora Quieren indisponerme con is ciase
d. color, q Ia cual 20 qdteFo conAidero mas
que los bIancos, porque eae es mi oeosr C
inmortaliatS;y y tampoco 10 conseguirAn por
que los hombFes die color ver6n que 10 que 10
digo en ests papal, est& comprobsdo con he
chos de toda mi vida.
Cnando 10 habo de razas supeFIores In
ferI0res, habc en- sentidc vulgar, enrfendome
las ventAiet quo un0s puebios tienen sooFe
otros, Rcci0a htalinente, seg6n las clrcnnat2n-
ciaa de Ingsry tiampo; no es que ignore que q
uni5&a rige el Uoivsrso, como cusndo digo
aTTGbd GbGj5 satisfSgo una necesfdad DEL isn-
guajs; pero RIO 90 que ignore que por encima
de nuestrss csbe7as, tenemOs ell mismo fnnnito
que aa ensancha 6 nuestros pies.
-uAndO lA Gn6AGi0n al FRIa 30 maya gus
brado sn mil fragmsntos inserviblsg, contra el
pedestal sobre eI eual tsngo esent&da mi re-
puteci6n anti-r&cists, que he gansdo con el
sudor de mi eusrpo con dolor de mi gargan
Is, 81 ssis lsrdos oh, snsmigos de ls union
pnertoFric uehA os pFop0nE0 una ldes, para
que form6is otrR patrefa en- contra de saa PEN
samisnto. LDaeid cato todavia 50 pusds com
bssr Ia Uni6lu GchemosI&, para qna sa enrs-
de en aus pies, IL question de la mnjsr puerto.
rriduefia.-d Como eai? Pnes muy seneillausen-
to. MstisnHp 80 caIvo. luego aebe sataE dolida
de L. fAlAa Gel heFmoso bien de ana eabellara.
4 Ouienss tiebsn meioFes csbsIlsras en- Puerto
Rico ?-~Las muiaees. Paes es elAro como Ia
luz Mstisnao es Ell snsmigo naso de la muteF
puersorriqueHa.
M es caassis, ensmfg0s de Is nIon.
Por mas auO hsgkis no podrSis sTitarla
con mariobras tan raqufticas tanto valdr1a
altar IN tOro con m hilo de carreta aprisi0-
mar IN elsfaElte dsntro do ana valia de cafiaa
cimRFronAss
Rosendo Matienzo Cintr6n.
San Juan, ~ &c Fsbrero de 1902.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28

So dise poE AIganos NAL intenconados
qns on NIL Ultima conferences en- sI AteneO hc
atscado los intereses de la clase que perte-
n9c6fa.
Y bisn Squi6n soy yoP I'm hombrs que
pHsnaR, entire otras, en- las cosas de ga psfs
come una de tAntas, en- la cuesti6n possible de
las TRSSa.
Mi pensAniento sobrs easas cosas Ssss4
oeult0 6 est6 msninesto?
MI psnsamisntc se Ia manifestado plena.
mense & lA fAz del pals.
COON que fntensidad hR sido manifsstado
este pensRmientoP
Con una intensidAd exceptional, al extre-
mo ca que puedo ahrmar Bin iActsneia, que
pocos hcmbres en- 81 pAfs pueden equipsrarse
y mi en- este aentido.
Hin Tn&s de sien acsos pdblicOg, entire mes
tI1ls polfticos, religiosos, cisntfaeos Iitsr&-
rios, he expuesto mi pensamfento &nti-raelsta.
70 he dicho en- todas parties que no creo
dlfsrencias esenctAlee entire bl&ncos ne
gRos, AnREillos FoJog-qne son las cuatro ra-
aAs pFinGip&les en- que sst& dIvialda Gcotde7s-
e0I1AgTte Ia HumAnidAd.
70 he dicho mGs: he dicho que entire los
smperAdoEss de la TERRA y los animalss de sus
eabRlIeFiGAs, no hay difaPenciag eaanciales,
poYqne lss c6luiaS del cusrpo del empsrsdor y
lRs do sus caballos son iRuales, el pensa-
rnisnto del emperador, grARdsmente dsssrro-
ilGdo,y el de su caballo, ,incipiente,s son obra de
I'm TntsTbo principle espfFitusI
70 he dicho mas: he dieho que entire Ell
ltnador que tIG1llb0 un srb9i eli 6rbol tum-
bado no hay difsrencia esencisl, poYoue Ia CT
lula del lenAdor la celnla del len0 es una
rnismA ceInIs,y ell pensEmianto del lehadnr, ssf
sea IN Linconi, J l& fuerKa que da Ia vida al
Arbol, son dos expresionss 8 manifestations
del mlsno principle espifitusl.
Yo hs dicho mas: 20 he dicho cue entire IL
Patbi, FecreAndoDcs con sus duIces gorgoyitos,
y el gsfr0, In esmeRRlda, el brillante, ell orc de
que SdoFnabA sn cuerpo gentil, cn9ndo apSre-
cia en- eIcena, no hay diferenciA esenciaI por-
Cue 10 iusrsa que impuIsaba 81 ruIsenor ma
drilefio ia fuerzs que Enantenia unidas las
rnoleculas do sus piedras pPaciosas, son mani
testaeionss de una rDlsmR fneFsa
Gf, amigos. 20 he dlcho en- todas parties
que un nlsmo aspiritu ANNA l& NatuPsiess, 10
mismo cuRndo dirije Is agrupeci6n de mo6eu.
las para llegar 4 ID forma brillante de los cris-
sales, hacienda crecer las pisdras de sfuePa
para dentro, que cuando dA vlda Las plsntss,
para que den fores frutos, haci6ndoIas Gre
ser de Rdentro para afueras 10 mismo euando
ds movimientos libres los animsIss, para CUE
hussuen poF sf mismoI Ion elementos de vida,
haci6ndoies multi iplicsrse. para llensR ei plane.
- por medic del instiDto, que cusndo da Ia "a
G6n 81 hombre para que descubrs al bisp, 10
bslieEs la yerdad, hacisndoIe marchar por la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-28
Jose Ramon Rivera
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