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TIE HOUSE OF BLOCK REJOICES.
lite Lost Patriarch Is Found and Gentle
shear Have Not Touched Ius Beard.

shears Have Not Touched HS Beard.
There will be jubilahon In the homes Of
the six children, the forty grandchildr0
and the innumerable reat-gTandohildren
Of Joseph Block to-day, for be who was lost
has been found The patriarch disap-
peared last Friday. Inquiries made by
bis family revealed too late that he had
been arrested and sent 10 Blaokwell's Island
as . vGgTant But he has been saved finally
from the danger Of gentle proclamation,
and to-day, his beard stIll uncut and bis
tongue mtainted with meat that IL not
kosher, he will return TO the bosom Of the
forty that are his.
Joseph Il more than % years old. Many
years ago his six children emigrated here
from the family homo In Wilma, Russia,
and waved prosperous A son, Joseph, Jr.t
traveller at a good salary The five dauIgh-
tiers married, brought up large families
and also became well to do. They sent
20 Joseph In Russia tales Of their prosperity
and tried to induce him 70 come over, but
for q long time IN vain. Then FIVE months
aEo his wife died and he surrendered. he
has since lived with his eldest married
daughter, Mrs. Joseph Abrahamson, at
21s Madison street.
Last Friday morning the patriarch put
on MS worn uhuAhhhn cap ana HtANUeQ
out for his daily walk. When he did not
return for the evening mesl the alarm
Of the Abrabamson household knew no
bounds. Where was the father Of six and
the grandfather Of fortyf Gentle shears
might already have profaned the hlTsute
appendAge Of him who had 30 rigidly obSyed
the orthodox command: Thou shalt not
mar the oorner Of thy beard There was
little sleep IN the Abrahamson nat that night,
About O'Clock Friday afternoon onicsr
Misiok Of the nlendicancy squad arrested
Joseph at East Broadway and Rutgers
street for begging from store 10 store
BE had 81 80 In bis pockets. When aTraigned
before Magistrate Flammer at Ess0z MARKET
the same afternoon, on q ohAres Of va0ranoy
he vowed that he lived In Allen street
Have you any children berei' AAksd
the Magistrate.
Don't know. Don't understand,s 10
piled the old man, through the interpreter.
The Court gave him till merit morning to
send word TO relatives. None appearing
he was then sent TO BlaolCWell'a Island for
a month as a schnoTrer, or patriarohAl
beggar. Such GASES are not rare among
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SETBACK FOR SENATOR hEHOE.
Defeated BY James Kehoe In the Red Hook
Political Bquabble.

Supreme Court Justice Martin ]. Keogh
OF Brooklyn has sustained the verdict OF .
Jury In the controversy between Senator
James ]. Kehos and James Kehoe a. to
which was elected q delegate 70 the Demo-
cratic county committee from the Ninth
Assembly district at the last primary,
The jury foynd In favor OF James hehSe,
40 that Senator Khhoe not only loses his
plaoe "a a delegate but as the executive
tnonber from the Red Hook district. John
Hennessy, for whom James Kehoe voted
will be TIE executive committeeman. Hem
messy is a Close political ally Of ex-senator
Michael J. Cofey, who is one Of Senator
McCarfen'a chief opponsnts.
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the Jews, and Mr.. FORBES Of the Charity
Organisation Society says that In the hum
dreds Of sohnorers he has come aoroas
there was not ono near distribution. or
without well to do children.
On Saturday morning an inspiration
came 70 the watling circle Of Joseph's dos
oondants. Mu. Abrahamson went 70 the
court and learned the awful fate Of her
sire. The alarm Of the house Of Block
was pitiahlS to see.
But on Monday night appeared q roscuer
10 Alderman Isaac MARKS Of the Fourth
district he procured a writ Of discharEe
yesterday. To-day Joseph returns 10 re-
cetve congratulations and q sooldinR nom
his sons and daughters to the third FeneTa-
ton
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OUT TO BEAT ROSALSKY.
Israel LerneF wants 10 he Republican
Leader Of he Ate.

larnd Lefuef vans W DO ANbeSN-
Leader Of he Ate.
The Republican leadership OF De Ate
will Be contested at the next primaries by
Israel Lerner. The present leader Is Otto
Rosalsky. Lerner Is the man who in
stituted the proceedings which resulted
In the removal Of Civil Justice Bolte by the
Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court.
He has organized a club, which Will have
Headquarters In the rooms formerly oc-
cupled by the Martin Engel Association
al Grand and Ludlow streets. Dmer
said yesterday A promise was made TO
me that I should be appointed a Deputy
Attorney General The spPointment was
TiveD 20 this district and Rosalsky had
the namin Of the man. Instead Of APP
pointing me he gave the job TO his brother,
Joe Rosalsky. / am out against RoaAbky
now and am sure will beat him.
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REFRIGERATOR CAR RATES
InterState Commerce Commission - Make
. Thorough Investigation.

InteFState Commerce Commission - Make
Thorough Investigation.
WARRINGTON, March 2e.-An exhaustive
and perhaps far reaching Investigation Of
the charges enacted by refrigerator car
lines and the relations between them and
the various railroads will soon be started
by the Interstate Commerce Commission
the initial hearing to be held at Chicago
on May Q. This determination grew out Of
the commissions Judgment against the
Armour oar lines, In which lite rates on fruit
from points In Michigan 10 Boston, Du-
buque and Duluth were held 20 be un-
reasonable and unjust, and the refusal OF
that line and the Michigan Southern and
PeTe Marquette railroads, jointly named as
pendants, 20 carry out the orders Of tho
commission within reasonable time. The
decision was rendered last July, and 30
far neither the car limo nor the roads have
made any move to readjust the rates to
meet the orders of the commission.
The Jurisdiction Of the commission over
refrigeration charges on perishable freight
has been questioned, but the commission
holds that when a railroad company has
entered into an exclusive contract with a
car line under which the icing OF such meT-
chandise In transit may be done by the car
lne only ana Jn0 ClhIkeu 70 tno bhiPPSI
are fixed by the car line, no right remaining
In the shipper TO provide the Toe himself,
the long charge becomes clearly q part
Of the cost Of transportation, which must
be published and must be reasonable under
the provisions Of the Interstate Commerce
law.
While the inquiry will be a rOopenlng Of
the old case which touched only upon
the reasonAb leness Of icing charges be-
tween the points named above, the COM
mission will extend the scope Of the investi-
CATION 80 az TO include refngeTat ton charges
generally, and win also inquire into the
rela tions between the railroads and the
private car lines, particularly with regard
10 the duties and obligations OF the railroads
,rpdor tho rirotfunafanOaa
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one. A guide was immediately assigned
and he was taken around for the inspection
Of the plant, In the manner usual 70 all
visitors.
sMr. Connors assures me that on neither
Of the occasions on which he saw Mr.. Shields
did he, as charged IN the indictment, at
tempt In any manner to tamper with or In
fiuenoe the witness In the performance
Of his duty"
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8 Elephants and Is Cages Of Snakes.

An entire compartment in the hold
Of the North German Lloyd steamship
GneisenAu, which arrived last night from
Bremen, was filed with one Of the largest
collection Of wild animals and birds ever
shipped 70 New York. The menAgerie,
which will be unloaded to-day, consists In
part Of eight elephAnta. thirteen eages al
snakes, including q lot Of giant cobras
four leopards, two lynIes, one panther
and twenty monkeys, big and little. They
are consigned 10 various animal dealers.
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OLD GUARD MANS WIFE SUES.
she Il Lyons Number Three and Took the
Bank Books When she Left.


Georgia A. Lyon. the third wife Of Robert
p. Lyon, furniture dealer and member Of
the Old Guard, has begun an action in the
Supreme Court TO have determined the own
ersbip Of some 1900, which was deposited
In ave savings banks In the Joint names Of
her husband and herself. Lyon married
her on Nov. 10. 1898, when she was but
10 years old Two previous wives were
divorced from him, and the first Il stu
slimony 10 his second wife until she died
q few years ago.
The present Mrs, Lyon left him IN Feb
r1iRry last, taking the bank books with her.
He promptly notified the banks not 10 pay
Yesterday the banks obtained from Justice
Gildersleeve permission 70 deposit the
moneys In court, until II has been deter
mined how they shall be divi ed.
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Gov. Folk was the guest last night Of
President Henry Wolman Of the Missouri
Society 81 q dinner given at tho Hotel
Majestic. About fifty guests we're invited
and az ii O'Clock Gov. FolF len De kstbST-
ing 70 atari for bona
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rrx., LeEiNaturs InyitsI Lltuston.

AUSTIN, Texas, March 7s.--The Leatlla-
ture to-day adopted resolution inviting
Martin Littleton. president Of the Borough
Of Brooklyn, formerly q resident Of this
State, 70 deliver an address before tbe
Legislature next Friday night Mr.. Little
ton u now visiting In Texas
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D. Altntt1tt & On.

OFFER SPRING MODELS OF THEIR EXCLUSIVE
IMPORTATION THE FASSO CORSET,
PRESENTING A NUMBER OF NEW FEATURES
CORRESPONDING TO THE PARIS FASHIONS, AND
IN MATERIALS ADAPTED FoR SPRING AND
SUMMER WEAR
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%. Altuta&1 & On.
HOUSEHOLD LINENS

THE SELECTION OF HOUSEHOLD LINENS OFFERED At
THE PRESENT SEASON IS EXTENDED AND ATTRACT.
I'VE, EMBRACING NEW AND EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS IN
3 LINEN DAiASK TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS. HEM.
STITCHED AND HAND-EMBRoIpHRED LINEN nm
SPREADS, SHEETS, PILLOW CASES AND BOLSTER
CASES. AND HEMMED AND HEMsTITcHEp towels
IN VARIETY OF FANCY VEAVES
This day, Thursday, March Sob, the following Linen,
WI be offered,
Table Cloths q very heavy dsm.lk. $225, go. $50
Dinner Napkins to mnieh per dozen, 200 33s
Hsm'thched Linen Hulk Towel. per DOZEN AIS
And Hemsthehed Linen Sheets and Pillow cssss also q,
Special PneeA
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STORAGE OF FURs J

2. AIfrnHn & On. ARE PREPARED TO RECEIVE
FURs FOR STORAGE, UNDER TIE USUAL
GUARANTEES FOR sAFE-EEPNG
TIE REPAIRING AND ALTERING OF FURs WILL
ALSO BE ATTENDED TO WHERE DESIRED AND
ADVANTAGES IN COST MAY BE SECURED By
HAVING THIS WORK DONE DURING THE SPRING
AND SUMMER MONTHS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-19
STOESSEL.

Despues de un largo esfIerzo que
a todos los hombres podrA causar ad-
mraci6n y d los espa1oles admira-
ci6n tristezas, el general StoesSel,
enfermo, herido, sin cartuchos para
las armas, sin alimentos para los que
habian de esgrimirlas, bal o una lluvia
de proyectiles que calan destruyendo
los pocos editicios que quedaban en-
pie, ha pedido la capitulaci6n,
Con los jefes del ej6rcito japon6s
que iban iniciar las negociaciones,
ha llegado Ell saludo del sob3rano del
imperlo japon6s, saludo de respeto y
de entusiasmo, homenaje al h6roe, que
evoca las tradiciones clasicas de los
caudillos de las vieias guerras. NADIA
mas simpatico y generoso que este &C
TO del Mikado Al mismo tempo que
envia sus condolences De capitulaci0n
enaltece al vencido con ell reconoci
niento de su her6ica leeltad.
Este ejemplo honra al siglo Xxx
honra al Jap0n, honra d la humane
dad, y sobre las crueles matanzas ha
&c aparecer unarco iris en- cuyos matt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-19
Notas de Adjuntas
Canine de Adjuntas d La
res, como medic de dar ira
bajo a los obreros.
ESPER AN 20 AL OBISPO

81 Sc resolvlera por quien puede y
debe la construction del trozo dc ca.
rretera de esta villa Lares, ,cuantas
oendi )nes recibirfa de centenares de
pfeliess aiadores, que en- esta 6po-
ca de inmovllidad agrioola permane-
cen de brazoa cruz ados, sin tener don,
e ganar ell sustento dc sus hijos,
ri ase el gobierno en- nuestra insi
auaci6a, basads en un espfritu de hu.
uaoidad.
-Nu> stsa simp$tica y bella ami.
g4ita Magialena Torres, tras brillan
q ex4men, ha obtenido el tftulo de pro
"a ora de instruction pdblica. La
4miguita sabe que tiene nuest as sim
1sttas y que celebramos su teiunfo
4nviandole nuestra mas afsctuosa fell
citaci6n.
DE VA ml msnto q otro SO espers
an esta al senior Obispo, Con tai mo
Two sc observa mucha animation entrt
i elemento cat6lico, que aquf es fuer
ts. Nosotr0s sCmoeu.." ScparatiStdS
., deeir, niehictq nj Hmoad.
--Eu breve partirs para San J1ar
cab, de la policia destacado e1 es
= don jose Julia Marin. FL lcabo Ju
4 q no ie! cum lidor de sus deberes
sentmos su partids, Tuss donde E
t6 una garsntfa del orden.
Ledasredimos sfectuosamente.
Sc halian de taso en- esta villf
rs distipg g.idas sth9r tas EmiYii
>5ampos = Be'6a Amsdeo, de Ponce ,
Salinas, respectiyament3,
Sc h9spedan en- la casa del doctor
CaballerO. Grsta estancia desesmos
4 las distinguidas damas de la villa
del frio y las aguas saludables.
DantOn.
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Fa|sa propaganda
Sc atribuyen a los propagan-
dlstas unionistas, ofrecimien.
tos que no hicleron nunca
NUESTRA PROPAGANDA

Diarlamente vienen aIirmando loa
republicanos en- sus periodicos, que
los unlonistas, desde la tribuna, hici-
mos al cuerpo electoral ofrecimientos
que en- manera alguna podfamos cum
plir y que en- el ramo de instruction,
m1s que en- otro alguno, prometfamos
a levantar ell prestigio de los n4tivos
sobre ell de los continentales.
Parece mentira que esos peri6di-
cos, hagan semejante propaganda pa
sando por encima del respeto que Sc
debe la yerdad.
Nosotros no pudimos ofrecer ma
da, porque ninguna autoridad ejerce.
mos en- la vida pdblica de nueStro pals,
Nuestra propaganda fuG otra muy
distinta.
En- primer lugar, dimos a conoeer
al pueblo los principles sobre los cua-
les lcvantamos ell gran partido Union
dc Puerto Rlco, sus tendencias, sus
aspiraciones.
Despues lie hablamos EN- un lengua.
je razonable y patri6tico, de cual ere
nuestra actual situaci6n; la gran lu-
cha que es precise sostener contra un
marcado prop0sito de anulaci6n.
Gsa fu6 nuestra ba!e de argumen.
taci6n en- la tribuna.
taanto en- contrario Sc olga, ea
lneNactO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-19
EDJCTO

En- la Corte do Distrito del Distrit0
judicial de San Juan, Puerto-Rico.
Estados Z aidos de America. FL Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos.
Acisclo Dfaz Valcarcsl. -Demandan-
to. Contra Arturo Guerra Acosta
SUCCESSION de don Mauricio Gle
rra. .-Demandado.
EMPLAZ AMI ENTO
| El Pueblo de Puerto Rico, a Fausts
| y Margarita Guerra, cuyo para
dero Sc ignora.
Per el presente edicto, que Sc pu
lblicara en- ell peri6dico LA DEMOCRA
CIA, que Sc edita en- esta ctudad, una
v.z por semaua durante un mes, &
sean demandados antes mencionados
Por la presente Sc notifca q uste'
des Que SO ha presentado en- Ia ofcins
del Secretario de la Corte del D'strito
judicial de San Juan, Puerto Rico, 10
demanda del actor antes citado en- la
cual Sc establece contra ustedes una
reel amaci6n sobre demolici6n dc una
obra de nam ooste. ia indemaizaci6D
de dal1os y perjutcios siendo la sdpli
ca de dicha demanda como sigue: Y
ala Corte acude para que, reconoci6u'
dosele el derecho que tiene al dominic
it'll del ex presado solar, Sc dicte SEN
tsncia ordenando q los demandados
10 Qle lIeven q cabo la demolici6a d.
la pared dc Ia casa de posteria
que construyeron don Maurcio y don
Arturo Guerra, invadiendo ell solar
del demandante; 90 Que los demapda
dos indemnicen al demandaate la suma
de tres mil dollars, y 80 @ Sc lei
condene al pago de las costas.
| Y go notifica ustsdes que de nc
comparecer contestar dlcha deman
da dentro de los diez dfas despues d,
notifcado, 81 la notification SO hiciert
"a el distrito y dentro de los veintt
ifas 81 SO hicIere flera del distrito
pero en- 10 Isla de Puerto Rico y den
tro de los cuareuta dfas, 81 Sc hcier,
en otra parte, demandante -podra 90
Ilicitar de la Corte les sean concedida
as peticiones que hubiere hecho en- |
demanda y obtsner fa'lo por los ire
mil dollars reclamados por indemn
zaci6n.
Es abogado de la parte dem aud az
se don Eugenio Benftez Castah),
Extendida bajo mi frms sell
|ohcial de la Corte de Distrito del DIX
trito Judicial de San Juan, p. R no
s de Mayo de l, 905,
JOSE E. F1GUERAS,
Secretario.
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CONCLUSION j

En- segundo lugar, la escuadra ja-
ponesa queda tambien totalmente dis
ponible para salir al encuentro de la
escuadra del Baltico
Es muy probable que 6sta retroce.
da hacia Europa antes de cruzar los
estrechos de las islas de las Sonda.
Esa escuadra ahora va vendida.
Va hacia unos mares donde no tiene
base de operaciones, nj puerto de re-
fugio para aprovisionarse nj reparar
sus averias. La llegada Vladivos-
t)k es un sueho, aun logrando acer-
carse hasta aquella latitud sin ser ba-
tida, nj sufrir los contratiempos con-
siguientes una navegaci6n larga y
ditilisima por los mares de la China,
Sc encontraria, d principles de Febre-
70 con aquel puerto cerrado por los
hielos y todos los buques de guerra
del Jap6n acosandola por todas parties
Esta campaha ha sldo, pues, com
pletamente desastrosa para los rusos
Lo mas probable en- estas circuns
tancias sera que los japoneses, duenos
va de Puerto Arturo, Sc dediquen {
fortifcar las posiciones que han con
quistado de la Manchuria y Sc man
tengan sencillamente a la defensiva
dejando que los rusos sigan hacienda
sacrifcios enormes de hombres dine
ro, hasta que, al fin al cabo, las gran
des potencias, intervengan y pongal
termino d una guerra que llenara dt
horror q las presentes y tuturas gene
racioues cuando conozcan todos su!
detalles.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-19
PORT-ARTH
HJSTORJA DEL SJTJO

Malo,el gran tratadsta militar frances
las condic ones y las diticu tades para
toda operaci0n mi itar en- ell promonto.
rio de Puerto Arturo. Desde hoy, 4
estas difcultades estrategicas Sc unira
el terror de una TERRA sembrada
de huesos, empapada en- sangre, heri-
da aqul y ALA por las explosiones de
Ia dinamita mutilada por la artilleria.
los focos y los huesos, las difcultades
del terreno, han quedadado llenas de
carne humana que ha caido en- la fosa
palpitante de abnegacion Y de herois-
mo.
El ge eral Nogi llega Puerto
Arturo ain petulancias de f&cil ven
cedor. Su coraz6n saugra, su alma
llora. Levo al combate q sus dos
fhtjos, brillantes ofciales del ejercito
Tepfa ell uno veintiseis amos;
veintitres el otro. Habfan logrado
los primeros premios en- la Academia
militar de Yedo. Fran los dos man.
cebos el orgullo del aguerrido 6 ilus~
tire iefe. Los dos han muerto. El
mayor cayo atravesado por una bala
rusa cuando atacaka una trinchera. El
otlo fu6 destrozado por Ia explosion
de I'm proyectil. Las circunstancias
/ de los combates no otorga aron III &C.
neral Nogf nj el consuelo tris!e de
recoger los pedazos de su alma q.e
10 fueron arrancados en- oil estruendo
de la trsgedia.
| Asf va el general Nogi & tom ar
possession de Puerto Arturo. El pro-
lpio door le hara respesuoso para el
Idolor ageno. En- estas luchas en- Que
|, la humanidad agota su resislencia, el
, Inivel de los sentimientos iguala q to-
dos eleva los Amin IS y puri6ca las
lntenciones.
1 Cuando el general Ncgi llevaba
dos meses dirigtendo ell asedio de
Puerto Arturo, hubo en- Toxic un mo.
, vlmiento popular. Contabase alli con
mas rapida victoria. La impaciencia q
de los nipones ped1a urgente solucion.
a Llegaban diarias noticlas de batallas
ganadas, pero en- coda una de elias
hablan muerto millares de .hombrss.
Ent0nces 81 NJ kado lapz0 81 famosa
a alocuci6n en- que dec(a al pueblo; xLa
g guerra es dtt1cil y habra dc consu
: mlrse Ia sangre naciopal para lograr
0 la possession de Puerto Arturo. Nues.
} sro general Nogi no ha cometido un
, solo error. Sutrid y esperads.
al Asf so calm6 Ia impaciencia EI
'eI pueblo japor6s supo sutrir y supo 60
i perar,
La contiataa que SO deposit6 en- 81
: general Nogt produce alglu rendI
0 miento de gloria para el ej6 .clto y
S ipara 81 pueblo iapoL6s,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-19
VAPOR PHILADELPHIA

hista de los pasageros lIegados 4
San j0an a9er tarde, desde Nueva
York
lesds l'asada, S. Ramirez. w. N.
Dairdeon, Benz. ]. Horton Evange-
lins Auffant, NJ. L Cohso Mrs ]. Il.
Jseman y niho oscar Monagas, mrs
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ces Sc funden los sentimientos de JUS
ticia de la humanidad.
Stoessel es una tigura popular en-
todo ell mundo. Su historic era la de
un soldado valeroso, a deun jefe illus
tradfsimo, la de un t$ctico de supreme
saber. Habiasele colocado en- ell pun
to de mayor riesgo. Ell honor de Ru-
sia estaba entire los fuertes de Puerto
Arturo Haber acumulado ALI tantos
medios de defensa para que, llegado
el case, faltaran las energ1as que hu-
biesen de utilizarlos, hubiera sido ca
so de verguenza.
Cuando un pueb' 0, por razones de
tactica militar de tradici6n, pone en-
una ciudad, en- un cerro, en- un fuerte
todo Ell honor de la raza, hay que lie =
var q ese punto cuanto la raza conten-
ga de energlas. Ell general Stoeseel
10 ha comprendido desde ell primer
momento y ha ajuStado sus resolucio.
nes q esta imposition historical.
La incomunicaci6n en- que Puerto
Arturo ha estado durante tantos meses,
sin otras noticias para ell pdblico que
tai cual despacho Official frio y modes.
to como correspond1a quien era Gro
nista de sus propias hazaias, deja
hasta ahora in6dita esa cr6nica. Con
ell venclmiento y la capitulacion entra-
ra la luz en- el recinto de los heroes y
| Stoessel y Sus generates y sus ofcia
les y sus soldados apareceran en- in,
terminable serie de narraciones como
| tiguras grandiosas y como ejemplos
sublimes.
Cuando ell general Stoessel salga
Puerto Arturo entire ell tribute dt
gloria de los propioS adversarios, Il
acompanara el homenaje de todos 10;
hombres de coraz0n.
Como espaholes experimentation
noble enyidia de los rusos. ElIos hal
sido yencidos, pe.o tai yencimiento @
comparable d un triunfo. Habra el
| el para los rusos motives de eterno
dulce recuerdo. Guam diverse el re
Icuerdo lie Puerto Rico de Santiago d
Cuba,