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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-01-05

$3.50 Underwear for s295 at The
Fair Clearance Sale.
Col. Beck and wife. Of Fort Assinni-
boine, left for SanFrancisco, Calf,
Tuesday. The death Of their daugh-
ter. which occurred recently in the
Philippines, occasioned their going
there 10 take charge Of the remains
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-01-05

Coroner al. Gray conducted an in
quest Oh the remains of Sam Kee, a.
Chinaman who conducted restau-
rant in the First ward, yesterday.
Sam was found dead In his place
Tuesday morning and IS thought to
have had considerable money There
was no evidence showing that de-
ceased had not come to his death
through natural causes.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-01-05
PHOTOGRAPHS.

r. G. Sanders, Havre's new photo
grapher, is giving special induce
ments to those needing work done in
his line. Photographs from soc. up
to $1,000. All work guaranteed. Call
and see samples of his work. Next
to Hayre Meat market.
The oasis., 1905-06-03
Good Gold Property.

The Dea Mining Company have within one-half mile of the town oi La Colorado, good, gold bear ing property, twenty pertenencias, through which run twenty-one veins all showing valuable ores. A tive ty foot shaft from which have been taken ores running high in value. The property comments itself to investors. For particulars address.
 LUIS B. PADRES, tf. La Colorado. Sonora. Mex.
The oasis., 1905-06-03

THs OAma is in receipt of a copy oi the University of New Mexico Monthly, with sn account of the recent commencement proceedings in that institution. Miss Bessie Heald, formerly of Nogales, is one of the editors. In the exercises both Miss Bessie and her brother, Mir. Clarence Heald, bore conspic. uous parts. Since leaving Nogales Reverend J. Fl. Heald and family have resided at San Rafael, N. NJ.
The oasis., 1905-06-03
To the Public.

Call up phone 634. messenger service and parcel delivery. Ten cents to any part of the city.
 l have established a bicycle mes- senger service, ready to answer calls at any hour of the day, and ask the support of the public.
 MARK LULLEY, Auctioneer.
The oasis., 1905-06-03
N0cALES NOTES.

Thursday MT. w. H. Walker of Calabasas, was in Nogales.
 Tuesday evening Mrs. c. Barn hart returned from a visit in Tuc- son.
 Tuesday Alex Grey Lulley re- turned from Tucson. where he is in attendance at the University.
 Tuesday evening Doctor F. Agui. lar of Hermosillo, was at Nogales returning home from trip to Cananea.
 "The American Gentleman the finest and handsomest shoe for gentlemen's wear, at the Red House, Ramon Vasquez.
 Santa Cruz county was well re- presented at the anti-joint state hood convention in Phoenix last Saturday by Messrs L. T. Bristol, George K. French, Bo. J. White sides and Richard Halke.
 Private lessons in Spanish and English, by Miss Delfna Rochin. The Berlitz method, the latest, most practical and most complete method, will be used. Translating
  done. No. A, Arizpe St, Nogales, Sonora.
 Returning from Phoenix. where he went to attend the anti joint statehood convention, Doctor L. T. Bristol stopped at Tucson until Monday morning, and went thence to Bisbee and Douglas for day or two. He reached bome We'd nesday evening.
 Saturday last, Mr. E. r. Harris, who is operating the Promontorio mine near Cerro Colorado, in the Altar district of Sonora, passed Nogales en route to Tucson and Phoenix. He expected to return to Sonora the latter part of the present week
 Twenty-Five car loads of mill machinery for the Black Mountain { Mining Company, which had been on the side tracks here for the past 1 few weeks, was passed across the line Monday, being shipped to Magdalena. From that place it will be transferred to the com pany's property, about thirty miles from the railroad. The machinery ! is valued at $65,0O0.
The oasis., 1905-06-03
COFFEE

What makes coffee cost so much9
 Cream; but coffee and milk and sugar cost some thing.
 Your sroew rs,ums your money f you don't Hha SchIiing's Beat.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-12
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

Mrs. V. G. Marek has returned
from Marlin.
w.P. Franklin OF Gross WAS In the
city yesterday.
One hundred pieces new ginghams
Mt NorwoOd's. 2oS
n. q. Rhodes returned yesterday
from MatagordA.
New belts and handbags at wag-
ner a Brandon's. 20
Miss Zemma Erwin returned 10
Hearne yesterday.
Lion brand Shetland foes, all col
ors. at Norwood's. 2t9
Tin HOLMAN was here from Leon
couny yesterday.
Wanted--A good milk cow. See
Mrs. w. II. Webb. 200
Vim. Andrews Of Harvey WAS In
the city yesterday.
Justice +. II. Lloyd Of Kurten was
In the city yesterday.
Hamp Buchanan of Kurten was
In the city yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Myers has returned
from visit In Waco.
Mrs. X. J. Roberts left yesterday
20 visit In NayasOta.
Roger Killough Of Wheelock was
10 the city yesterday.
Buster Brown" hose supporters
at Wagner a Brandons. go
II w. Moore Of the Moore .Jordsn
Co. has returned TO Ennis.
Go TO Norwood's for the famous
Lion brand Shetland floss. 269
Uncle Glib Foster OF Providence
was In the city yesterday.
Pretty patterns In boys sweaters,
Tbc and 81. Wilson 4 Edge. 265
For Rent-My residence, fur
nished. Mrs. Laura Hoppe. $50
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Scale were
visitors from Benchley yesterday.
Fourteen yards OF 3 cent blesched
)tomestic Mt Norwood's for 81 o. 269
. ]. Holligan Of the Holligan
community was In the city yrst-r-
day.
Read Fountain a Co.'S BLACK
board" on second page. Changes
daily. It'll
~Aanley Keith and Charley Lloyd
left yesterday for Lampasas aud
Brady city.
In zoe suitings we ere showing
Panama, mo- afr, serge, crash, gran
lite and brillianiinr Wagner n
Brandon's. 80
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-12


Mrs. James Davis, Miss Emma
Scott. Miss Ellie Mallet, Will NAL
let, VIII Blouni, Mr.. HAmmonds, w,
+. McWhorter aud family, J. NJ.
Lindsey aud Others were here yes
terday from Grimes county.
John Humphreys and +. A. Cooley
Of Marlin have arrived with more
horses tor the fair, aud the Eagle Is
Informed there are now eleven racers
on the ground.
r. NJ. Leary, the Battalion's last
wears business manager, IL working
for the Cotton Belt out OF Texar-
kama The Battalion.
r. d. Pyle and X. w. Crenshaw
Of Grimes county were here yester-
day en- route To Jacksonville on a
prospecting trip.
"Voltaire." the best dollar kid
glove in Texas for women. GuarAn-
teed and sold by Wilson 4 Edge 26o
Plaid silks for waists; new pat
terms and colors. Don't fail to see
them, Wagner q Brandon. 266
Fresh popcorn and peanuts at our
store every afternoon from 10
o'clock. Nedbalek a Syptak. 266
Jap effects In fleeced oxford aud
fannelette for long aud short kimo-
mas. Wagner q Brandon. 265
Marriage license has been issued
10 James Mitchell and sienna
Gamer.
Japanese crepons at 20c-just the
thing for long kimonAs. Wagner &
Brandon. 265
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-12

w. V. Glass, one OF those VINO
graduated last year, II at Nacog-
doches holding n position with the
Mally Orchard Co.-The Battalion.
Lost-One brown horse, blaze face,
roach name, long tail, fine traveller.
Reasonable reward for return 10
X. NJ. Nall. 265
Every body come out and watch
the football practice, but please
keep back on the sidelines The
| Battalion.
Wanted-Two or three rooms for
/ light housekeeping. In nice neigh-
bOrhood. Apply at this office. 265
Mrs. Frank Bittle Of TexArkaua
aud Miss Helen Bittle Of College are
guestSo OF Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bittle.
Dresden and Jspense effects in
/ fieeced oxford 80 inches wide Mt To-
per yard. Wagner a Brandon. 365
Fresh popcorn and peanuts at our
store every afternoon from to .
O'Clock. Nedbalek a syptak. 266
Attention l. directed 10 the com
| ing attractions In the Grand opera
house advertisement.
Mohair outings at 25c. "A distinct
novelty for shirt waist suits. at
Wagner a Brandon's. 265
The sunday school ut College has
been organized with DIR. T. G. Bittle
A. superintendent.
Fifteen STYLES Va mercerized white
wRiStingn iu-t received, 25c q yard.
Wilson &'Edge. go
l. T.. Allen 81 Marlin was In the
city Tuesday night en- route home
from Houston.
r. W McConnico has arrived
from New York City on visit TO
his parents.
Money bak" means best black
silk. Buy no other. Wagner &
Brandon. 265
DR. ID. Y Bagby, representing the
Baptist standard, was In the city
yesterday.
You get II at NOrwood's-the cele-
braten Lion brand Shetland foes in
all color- 269
, There will be- regular choir practice
NJ the Methodist church. tonight at
= O'Clock.
New floors have been put In Aus
tin aud Pfeuffer halls.-The Hat.
TALON.
30 irch fancy weave black Panama
81 ~ per yard. Wagner 4 Bran-
dou. 26o
You can find all the new things In
dress goods at Webb Bros. 26i
"Mone, bnk" IN large amount at
Wagner a Brsndon's. 265
wanted-Ten pounds of clean rags
NJ Eagle office. 266
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-12

Messrs. Connolly & Carnes: You
will please advise your readers that
I am too busy 10 write advertise
ments. Just phone engagements
when they want To pose for a pretty
picture, and oblige
259 Alonzo Carter.
Klmona crepon shades--lavender
pink, and light blue. i5c per yard
Jap aud Persian patterns In fleece
serge for kimonas, i0c per yard.
Wilson A Edge. res
Captain John q. Tabor passed
through the city yesterday en- route
home to Houston after a VISIT TO
Taylor.
Mrs. X. V. Kernole offers n good
cook stove and house furnishing
goods for sale. Phone or call To see
her. 2oI
w. II. Parker OF the Thompson
Greek community was reported
quite sick yesterday.
The latest in tailored hats now on
display in our millinery department.
Wagner x Brandon's. 265
In the district court yesterday the
disabilities Of Guy NJ Board, mi
nor, we're removed.
1T. MalOney aud j. A. Mcqueen
spent the past two days Ia Houston
ON n business trip.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-12
MILLINERY OPENING. THURSDAY
MORNING, 9 A. NJ.

We extend every lady a most cor
dial invitation To visit our Millinery
Parlors aud inspect the latest and
most fashionable designs and crea-
tions In women's, misses and chill
dren's hats for fall and winter wear
Our selections In the Gage" and
French pattern hats are models OF
beauty. Positively no hats shown
before o n. III. Wilson * Edge. 26t
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-12
&" mONeYBAki" MONEY BsK !"

Having secured the exclusive
agency for the well known Money
bak" silks, We wish you 10 examine
and compare with other silks ct
same price. In black only. Wag-
ner a Brandon's. 265
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-12
FALL SHOWING OF WRAPS AND FURs.

Thursday, We will show our new
fall arrivals in Furs and Palmer
Coat Wraps" for women. The late
style Empire back effects ~ In.
long will be shown Ia the lead
ing shades and black at prices rang
ing from $50 to els 90 in plain stock
and mixture materials. Ladies'.
don't miss seeing this line during
your visit 10 our store. Wilson q
Edge. zoo
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-12

w. V. Glass, one OF those who
graduated last year, IL at Nacog-
doches holding n position with the
MAlly Orchard CO.-The Battalion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-12

Every body come out and watch
the football practice, but please
keep back on the sidelines The
battalion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-12

Lost-One brown horse, blaze face,
roach name, long tail, fine traveller.
Reasonable reward for return 20
X. NJ. Nall. 265
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-12

Wanted-Two or three rooms for
light housekeeping. In nice neigh
bOrhood. Apply at this office. 265
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-01
La po|icia Y e| pueblo
Information de los sucesos
ocurrldos esta manana fren-
te al &Hotel Estrella.x
NUEvAS ALARMAS


E.ta mafiana como de diez & diez
media, mNchas Iersonas del puablo
sublsn por la Marina con direction q
la calle de la Tanca, I'm ,ntsndo ami.
madaments los sucesos.
La pollcfs estaba dssplegada en-
las Gales de Tetuan, Tanca y alrede.
dores de Ia Marina.
Ent-e los com 'ntarios oianse va
riaa censuras coatra los guardias.
potque segda el rumor popular estos
disolvlan los grupos en- formas VIC.
lentas, empleando para clio las cula-
tas de sus carsbinas.
En- 6.tos momentos Sc oy6 un dis.
paros en- la direction de dleho sitio,
Las bala entr6 en- una pulperis
situada en- les bAjos del h )tel
EStrel'a, y sublerdJ, Ierfor6 el paw /.
mento del piso superior, fernando en-
aqd6i una abertura de dos pulgadas
POGO mas 6 meoos. 1srmin6 su ira.
yecto rehotsudo contra la pered de
donde cay6 al susie, siendo recogida
por ell captain Hu Ldo.
POGO des pues lego ell teniente So.
TO c n yarios nGmeros, para inspec
cionar la casa.
Manifesto el citado Official que es
tando el en- la calle, vertieron desde
arriba sobre el y algunos guardias un
balde de aqua sJcia, ensuciSndole ell
som 3rero y el uniforme.
Despp6s de Practical as las averi
guaciones consigaieptes, detuvo el se-
riente IN ioven ali hospedado, de
nombfe Francisco z'po, sin que sepa-
mos todavla oisncia cierts, las eau.
sss de la desenc.6n. Ell nombre del
dusno del hJle. es Juan Reyes Gomez.
S0bre este su ,eso circular opues-
tas verSionss. Nuestro reporter oy6
dectr 8 la poiicfa que el disparo par
ti6 del pueblo. E,te dice que fue la
poliCfa qlien tlr6, sefslsndo como
sutor del hecho al GU ,rdia que tiene
la plaza ndmero 323.
Cusndo ocurri6 ell disparo se ha
llaban en- el balloon del hotel varias
personss, = entraba eats un guardia
de psnales, h ablendo poIido aconte.
GER lamentables de5grscIas.
En- las GALES Fort ilez,, Tetuan Y
alrededores de la Marina, se sgrups-
ban numesosas personas, que ersn &
cads momento disueltss por la poll
cfs. Esta Sc encuettrA al mando del
Jste INFERNO Mr., Iutz, del capits n
teniente Soto y Schsttlni, y,
varios Aargeptos y eahos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-01
Buena actitud
La Junta Escolar de San Juan
quiere ejercer sus funciones
dlgnamente.
DE8E iMiTARSE

Entresacamos del informe que SO
remitl0 aver al departamento de lns.
.ruccion por la Junt. eScolar de San
Juan, ell Slgulent5 parrafo;
.La creencla de que las Juntas es.
colares represe .tan uegociad ID de SER
clio del DepartamenLV, IS un error era
so que hay que aclarar para que SO
sepa ue una vez 81 es que las Juntas
deben ajust>r sus actos a una ley es.
crita 81 estos organismos hau de es.
tar sujetos constantemente al C, lterio
personal del Departamento de E1uca
cion por m dlo del comlsio onado, Gu.
VAS fdnCIones son transltorlas.1
No podemos meaos de Splaudir el
espiriLu de varonll indepe 4dencis, ca
un TODD ajustado q la ley, que vlbra
en las aut5riores lineas.
Crcemos g la actitud de la Junta
escolar de San Juan debe Ser iln.tada
por las demas do la isla, q tin do que
no sean, como han venido siendo has.
ia hoy, POGO menos que corpora:I ines
decJrativas sin la lnhu .ncla Gus de.
Oen t5ner en- las funclones que les Co.
rrespon ~en.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-01
LOCOS De ATAR

Hace noches eotr6 un individuo en-
el Unitel States Hotel en- San Fran
cisco, California, y di0 ell nombre de
Thomas Lobb. L'evaba escopeta y
revo. yer, pero siendo e.to comun On la
costa del Pacitico, ainque sus most-
mientos eran algo singulares no Sc e
hizo case.
A las siete de la siguiente mafiana
cuando las calles estab.n llenas de
gente que iba al trabajo, Lobb empez6
a echar muebles poc la ventana.
Form6se una N llsitui y L Jbb rom :
pi6 a ro,. La m Iltitld SO de.band0, /,
pero el agrs.or hirl0 & och , Letsonas.
Lusgo se ,rLtiso 30 su cuarlo Contra
"a pOlicls qae tde a prenderls h.rl6
q uno d. IL flsrzs, FlnslmsoIs, con
ell Il tlmo caetpch ss quiio ID vida.
LoOb era carpiutsro y resulta que
Sc habia vuel.o loco de pensar en- sl
hech do un amigo suyo, carpintsro
tamblen, que hara dos melsS mato &
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-01
Cantos de vida y esperanza

cuando ellos SO estremf cen
hay un hondo temblor
que pssa por las vertebras
enormes de los Audes.
81 clamats 90 oye como
ell ruxir de un leon
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-01
Fincas subastadas
Cincuenta y dos Sc sacaran a
pdblico remate en- el en-.
trante Agosto.
ESQ ES "PROSPERIDAD"

Ell dia 8 del entrants mes dc Agos-
to SO venderan en- publica subasta en-
MayagOez diecisiete tincas urbanas
la mayor parte de mamposterfa "
nueve r1sticas. Total, veintiseis.
Ell dia 16 del mismo mes, Sc subas-
taran doce predios de las jurisdiccio-
nes de Aguadilla y Rinc6n.
En- igual fecha seran rematadas
tambien catorce fncas agricolas de las
Marias, algunas de elias, de extens on
considerable.
En- iunto, cincuenta y DDS tincas.
Hacemos case omiso en- esta breve
relaci6n de otras subastas en- dlfersn-
tes pueblos, que pronto Sc veriicaran.
CJmo Sc We, no puede ser m 8
envidiable la stu aci6n de este pai, ),
nj mis hermosa la peridad de que
disfru.a, nj mas cierto el estado do
holglra y satisfaction en- que todos
viven, cuando q cada paso Sc embar-
gan y subastan fncas por faltas de
pago en- las contribuciones.
Y en- la mayorfa de los casos la
deuda por tai concepto es realment.
irrisoria, por 10 insignifcante.
Con este, y las exageracones del
fsco, vam IS progresando que es un
gusto.
Adelante Con los faroles.
Y que viva nuestra decanta la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-01

dc los de squsl ancisno amable, repo-
ado glorioso. Aqul escucharfamos
la valiente entonac'6n de Ferrari y
temblsriamos ante Ia hereza romsuti-
ca de don jose Echegaray, nuestro
insigne dramaturgo:
Cerradurss de esas puertas
gus os abrfs en- las paredes,
ipor que me miran ustedes
con esas bccas abiertas?
En- los CantoS de Vida y Esperanza,
Darfo 90 ell de biempre. 81 autes ha
ll6 cerradss todss las pusrtas -esas
puert2s de cerrad lras boquiabiertas
y terrlbles y hoy We le dtspensa 40
efusivo recibim.enso, 10 no consiste
/, en- que el poeta haya sentado Ia bra
va cabsza visionacia. E, que ted -
aqui nos hemos contsminado un POGO
de la bella looura Bajo les plantas
gre .ras de los flisteos han brotado
las rosas nusvas y su aroma nos tras-
torr6.
We'd en- esta misma hrj. litsraria
| una poesfs del nusvo libro 10 Mar
cha TtiunfaI Cada palabra tiens en-
ella, aparte ell vslor que le concsde o,
Dicci onario, ell va'or de su co'or ell
de su ammonia. La Marcia Triunfal
es ua poema de milagrosa Org oe ia
ci6n para el que SO han escogido to.
dos los elementos ,neticos de nusstrs
, Ioble habla castsllana. Yo NO cree
que h.ya llegado nunca el idioma q
una mayor expression de flerza. Esta
poeaia es como una from peta Mons
truosa en- donle Ia palabra adquiere
.onorid sdes ismas oidas. FL ritmo
suena duro, ex,slso y hsr6ico. En-
ciertos lugares, una saba alter aci6n
10 transforma. Luego SO reptile sono-
70, deieado y eficaz:
Los &ureOs sonldOs
sehalan el adve-nimlento
triunfal do la gloria....
Ciertameote. que nj don Juan Nj
Icasio Ga)lego, nj don Baltasar jose
lQulntanA, nj don B .rnardo Ltpe,
Garcia, nj ell mas alto adn, don AL
oerto Lista, podrian hacer gcaudel
deaeen oil nervio poeiico de Rub6r
IDarl
| Ora poesis, nob.em ante fuerts, el
la tltulada A Roosevelt; <an clamol
coniinental,, segI1 dice 81 autor:
Los Estados Z aidos
| son Lotentes grandes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-01
E.DlCT0.

En- Ia COrte de Dlstrito del D4ssrlto
judicial de Humacao, Estados
Unidos de America SIS. FL Pre-
sidente de los E u.
Maria Rossner de X ,nney, VS.. Manuel
Argl 81, Ernestina Frias, Mu-
llenhoIf 4 Is orber, y Salvador
Fuliadosa y su esposa.
A Manuel Arg h $50 Flores y Ernestina
Friss Nova
Citdci6n p0r edtcto.
For Ia presente Sc los exige US
tedes que comparezcaa en- ell pleito
iniciado contra ustedes por la men.
cionada demandan:e en- Ia Cote de
Distrito del Distrito judicial de HUI
macao, J que con!esten Ia demanda
presentajs en- dlchA Corse, dentro de
| diez dias sin contar el do "a notia;a-
ci6n 81 la citaci6n Sc hiciera L, nitro de
este Distrito judicial, dentro do los
veiute dias 81 Sc hiciera flera de di.
cho Distrit pero en- \ isla de Puerto
Rico J dentro Ge cuarenta 6ias 81 Sc
hIctera en- otra parte.
El objato de esta acci6n es obtener
una sensencia q favcr dc Is deman-
daats y CT ntra de los demandados de-
clarando nulaS y ain Ii gdl vaior nj
ef .cso las eIcrliutas de ajiudicaci6n
de bienes oorgadss por ell Marshal
de este Dis fito favor de Mullenoff
y Korber y o de tcns sci6n d. 6.tos
seTores favor de d)n Salvador Fu-
lfadosa en- cuanto ciertos biencS
descriL0s en- la Gem anda; nulo tam
bi6n tl acto dc remate en- cuento q les
mism Is bleaeS, pJr ID fliseiad 6 lie.
gali1ad oe ia cause invocada tanto
en- 80 lollas escritvr4s como en- ell su
scdcho remste resol gIendo en- de.
iotya que los menciouS1os hieues
10 CD tanta la eN stpnc de tales Il.
Ia eCntsIlu DeGtsneceado al deu-
dor doa MInocI Argu 80 F,ores y
suge. por 10 taUt la rts Ionsabi-
iiQsd de deu las intr aidas por el mis-
mo ArgU 80 ca ca.O lie q G Ia Cor
te no estime "a uuiidad sleg II, Sc
declarau rescludid0s loa * ,resa1os
conratos por h !bsr sidJ h9chos on
fraude de scfeedores y declaraudose
nllas las inscripct nss prscticadts en-
el Reglstro de Ia Pre- cpiedad de Huma-
can, con imposic6n de coatas a los
dema, dados. Ypr la presenta Sc
fss previeue que 81 no C m Jarec.eren
y contestsren dicha dtmanda dentro
de los termnos leg l,es que he han de-
termioado, Ia dsmsndsnta podra Oh
tener IN f.llo su favor, en- rebeldfa
con srregio Gerech).
Fxtsnilja bsjo nj 6rna sello
de la Corsa eu Hunscso och ee Ju-
lilo de NIL uovecieptOs cincn. Enreyue
RRc6R, Secretary District Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-01
Por Ruben Dario

En- el prefacio de esta obrs, Ru.
ben fila unas palabras llenas de noble
orgulo subversivo Gel movimiento
do libeftad que me TOGO iuiciar en-
America dice = So propsg6 hasta Es.
psi1a y tanto squi como allk el triun-
10 e.ta logradcs. Acaso esta palabra
<libsrtad, desnuda de todo a6jetivo,
suscts la exTa1sza de algunas gen.
tes. So alude, sthores, a Ia libertad
dc la poesis, ekclsvlzsda, como todo,
ep sta pats de inqu'sici6n Ruben
Derlo, sl6stol y poeta, ha grltado la
buens nueva q los vientos de dos con-
sinentes. Bajo la caricla de su mano
satia, apasionsda y salvsje, horecie-
ron llenos de vida, los pechos de Ia
dioss. Este brave indio, hsrmauo de
aquellos intIepidos domadores dc po-
tres, Sc ha subido de un sslto sobre el
Pegsso y, sgarrado q su Grin, le llev6
& las mas n'tas regiones del ensut Il ..
En- su camiro brotaron las rosas con
aroma triuufAl.
Desde lleg 0, la r t5lica no 'e debe
NADIA a R ibea DaIf). Ell poeta ha di-
cbo sus versos y el ap6stol ha cum
plido Sd apostolado con magnifco de
sints,es. Propag6 Ia convent sncia de
ser psrsona'el, arbitrarios y rebsldes.
Aquel que hsya rece g;d) el vase in
tran.fsrible de aus rimss falt6 q la
palahrs de libertad.
Asf veres, on ell jardio d. la nue..
va poesfs hlspano americana, la fiesta
ma, alegre de colores y de perfumes
Cada poeta cultivs sus semillas como
pc sitlvsm ents suyas para hacsrlas fl J.
re ,er, como una g.la de la genera
primavera, con loz anfa inconfundible
No es dabls citar obras en- el breve es
pacio de un arlf:u!o. A2enas si pue
den apuntarse nombra Lsopoldo Lu
cones, Amado Nsrvo, Jose Asunci6r
Silva, Frauci.co A. do Icazs, L,opol
do Dfaz. Gu l.ermo V Alencis, Eduundt
Montague, Ricardo Jaimss Freyre
America Llanos, Franci SEQ Vlllaespe
%, Manuel Maghado, Antonio Mach q
do, Emilio Carrere, Ramon Pe.ez d.
Ayala.... Sin la inhuencia dc Rubel
Darf,, acaso no habiera l.gado q for
marse ninguno de estos poetas. L,
tlauta de G aido Spaao, ahora consa
grada q adorm ,csr q las fl ,ras de To-
bosques de Palermo, resonar(a al !
como toda harmonic; en- las tisrras d.
America, vib:ando entire los tremulo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-01
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