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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-01
STAR POINTER
COMES WEST
FAST PAGER MAY WINTER AT
LOS ANGELES
Harness Horse Association Has
Scheduled a Classy Program for
November Meet, with Many
Speedy Goers Entered

Secretary Robert A. Smith Of the Los
Angeless Harness Horse association
returned from Phoenix yesterday,
where he inspected the racing plant OF
that place. Arizona people have be-
come very enthusiastic regarding the
side-wheelers and a meet is to be held
at Phoenix, commencing November
IL and ending November II. Purses
aggregating $4,000 are to be awarded.
Mr.. Smith says that Phoenix track
Is an exceptionally fast one and that
a number of speedy horses are daily
worked out. Among the noted ones IS
Audubon Boy, who holds the mile pac-
ing record 1859 Ia, jointly with Star
Pointer. James Y. Gatcomb, owner
of the fast PAGER, will probably bring
his stable to Los Angeles for the COM
ing meet and may winter at Agricul-
tural park.
Secretary Smith is enthusiastic re-
garding the Los Angeles meet and
says he has every reason to believe
that sportsmen will enjoy the greatest
week of harness racing known on the
coast.
Stables are arriving at Agricultural
park daily and Fred Cornehl's horses,
which came in yesterday, strengthens
the stable list Dan Miesner is trainer
and driver. He has Molly Button,
2:14 ga, trotter; Hattie S, 2:21 la,
trotter; Edward H, 2:24 IA, PAGER.
Many applications have been made
for stable room and the park accom-
modations will be taxed to their ex-
tremity.
Following is the Agricultural park
program for the Los Angeles meeting,
commencing November 20 and ending
November "a. Entries will remain open
until November l.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-01
o'BRIEN TO TRAIN AT VENICE
5peeial to The Herald.

VENICE, Oct 81. II Arrangements
have been completed at the auditorium
for training quarters for Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien. who will meet Tommy
Burns at Los Angeles on November
20. Every facility for training will be
afforded O'Brien when he arrives here
within a few days 10 begin his work.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-01

MEN GIVE A TERRIFIC EXHIBITION
Defeated Man Sends Victor to Floor Twice in
Second Round but Grows Weak from Power
full Blows of His Opponent Seconds
Throw Up the Sponge
Rv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 31.-Al Kauf-
mann gave Sam Berger an awful beat
ing tonight and when Berger was prac-
tically out his seconds threw up the
sponge in the tenth round. Only once
did Berger seem to have chance. This
was in the third round. At the OPEN
ing of the round he dropped Kaufman
with a right to the jaw. Kaufman
stayed down nine seconds. Berger
fioored him again with a left to the
same place. Again Kaufman took the
count of nine and was up fighting. In
a clinch Berger three him to the mat
again, but Kaufman came up strong
and fought back hard.
In the second round Kaufman land
ed with his right on Berger's jaw and
floored him. Berger stayed down nine
seconds and came up groggy, but man
aged to last through the round.
After the third round Kaufmonn
fought in close and did damaging work
with right and left uppercuts that Ber-
ger apparently could not avoid. In the
last few rounds he grew steadily weak
er. His legs wabbled and his blows
lacked steam. Occasionally he would
stand up and swing, but he seldom
landed. All the time Kaufman was
boring in and uppercutting in the
clinches.
In the ninth round Berger went down
for the count with right to the Jaw.
He got up and Kaufman slugged him
all through the rest of the round.
When the tenth round opened Kauf-
mann went at his man and very soon
beat him into a state of helplessness.
Berger could not hold up his hands or
head and was just about to fall to the
floor when his seconds threw up the
sponge.
In the early part of the fight Berger
showed signs of cleverness. but he
lacked steam. Kaufman, on the con-
trary, was slower, but stronger, and
kept after his man all through the
fight.
Judging from tonight's exhibition
neither man is a candidate for cham
pionship honors.
For heavyweight fight it was very
fast contest. Both men weighed in
late this afternoon and Berger tipped
the beam at about 100 pounds. Kauf-
mann weighed about five pounds less.
Tonight the betting varied from odds
of 10 to to 10 to tx with Berger the
favorite.
The contest was refereed by Jack
Welch.
Berger had for seconds Jimmy Britt
Jack Gleason, Martin Murphy and
Louis Balleatro. Kaufman was looked
after by Billy Delaney, his manager
and trainer; Joe Thomas, Harry Foley
and Jack (Twin) Sullivan.
Jack O'Brien, who was introduced 10
the crowd stated he had no desire to
meet the winner while under contract
to meet Tommy Burns at Los Angeles
on Thanksgiving day. He added, how
ever, that should he succeed in van
gushing Burns he would be ready to
take on tonight's winner.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-01

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FIGHT BY ROUNDS
Round One

At the tap of the gong Berger rushed.
driving twice with his left. Both fell
short Kaufman sent in light right
to the body, Berger returning with a
left to thehead. They clinched, break
ing quickly, and Kaufman hooked a
hard right to the jaw. Berger coun-
tered with a light left to the face.
Berger sent his right to the face foi-
lowing with a light left to the same
place. Kaufman drew out and boxed.
Berger, breaking through, sent stiff
left to the face. Again Sam scored to
the nose with left jab, following with
a left and right to the jaw. 1t seemed
all Berger at the boxing game. Kauf-
mann whipped a straight left jab to
the face at the gong. Berger was smll-
ing and confident.
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Round Two

Beth men went slow, sparring for an
opening. Kaufman started the fire.
works with a right swing to the face
and as they closed Big Al shot his left
to the jaw. Berger swung a terrific
right to the face at the break. Kauf-
mann, countering with left swing to
the jaw, sent Berger to the floor Ber-
ger came back at the count of FIVE,
mixing 1t viciously, while Kaufman
drew out, whipping right and left to
the face almost at will. With fear
full right to the body, followed by a
left hook, Kaufman gained a consid-
cradle lead, while Berger staggered
about groggy and almost defenseless.
Kaufman peppered his man with left
uppercuts. the gong saving Berger.
Round Three
Berger came back strong in a whirl-
wind rally, crawling all over Kauf-
mann. With a terrific right to the
jaw he dropped Al to the mat. The big
fellow stayed there for eight and as he
regained his footing Berger again
charged him, whipping rights and lefts
to the Jaw, sending his opponent to the
door Kaufman took the count. When
he came up he was plainly In distress
and groggy. Staggering about the
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GUARIoNEx.
De i srla.de glslrlta


Aver DECLARE con Iuga1, Il 0orte de
distrito, la demsnda de divoreio interpues-
ia pOr Teresa Padr6n contra Francisco
R1bles. ..
Han sido declarados heredeFos de
Ramon Perez Rodriguez sus hiios legfti.
mos laYinda ca, la quote. usufGuctnafia
que fla al C6digo Civil.
r. Hoy termin6 Ia vista del pleito se-
guido por Antonio Landr6n Mater contra
Ines Navedo sohEe nulidad del tentamento
que otoFgara Ia demandada por poder que
le confriera su qsposo Manned Mater Ma.
rrero. El probtama planteado. e. 6Eduo y
hs, Bido muY .discutido. EI poder para
testar fu6 otorgado On 1866, peTo 81 poder
danta muri6 ca, 1894 cuando. Va a-Eegfasel
C6digo civil que derOg6 81 precepto en-
virtud -dslscual podia Rnas spsTaonae tsataF
pOr otra, teniendo poder para clio.
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DEL CIELO.
a j. b. b 81

a Y. q. y 2. @
l0h, vi metalI
CuRlqpiaTa que sea el aHpecto baio el
cual "a present ntes......
iTreB bohemiog e saludanl
Era una De esaE noches uuViosas como
tadass las as0ches De llssuSa, en- que los yisn-
tos ssnoEkes difiase que, hacienda GaNa
cs0s pr0diaban e San CiTiaco
La calle empa pads por Ia lIuyia toEEen-
lciaI que acabaha dc caeT, confundia da-
que alderman 81 cerebro de q illLa Como
dsio assl oradOr Al snespugaable baluag-
"a; Puerto Azure, (Qate ba diebO OtrO.
Tres one rpudi di6ramos lamar b0hemios
subian por ana dc Hus empinadas Gales
cuand0 pequaiias gotas deaprendidas de 10
alto, empezaban pTalpdiaT In segunda
pavte de urlc. n palecer. amenazadcr cha
parr6n
8 Isl homhre muaFa psro Ia idea pEeva.
leOe;" aquelias tres ailuetaa deayanecianse
(0t volte0r l1s esglsSaGs pero la bTujerfa
continRaba an pie, como abrupto CASTILLO
Los embates de enfurecido huTac6n.
No Be 81 Ia casualidad 8 el hado (debio
bobsr sid0 heg1dO) como dicen en- el s.Cabo
PrimaEo' poEQ. est6bamos moiados y fTios
Ia que & faYoEacarnos vinO. Lo scierto co
que aquello flA para nosOtros como llovido
del cielo.
Los ojoas que poetag Eamplones llanan
lucerOss y pnsotros denominRmos popular
mente. nsGcos; abrisronss simult1 t1neamente
"a las rpspectivas 6Ibitaa do los tres bohe-
mioa.
El reloj de lie plaza con gu Hsriedad
mnda, paro elocuente voz, aYiaaba & los
giandantes que ID aoncesde la noche marea-
ban aua acomp dos movimientos.
On Taggo de honTadez conteatado con
monosfahos en Il lengua de ShekeaspeaEe,
fueron como una easi autoTizaci6n de eg
propiGeiOn apropSGciOn.
Va no quedaba que esperar. Una CO.
na, como ave da paBo, prasent6se en- el ho-
rizonte obscure de ID noche
Z entire 81 ruido de los platog, 81 desta-
par de hotellag vel sonar de copas, termi-
n6aquel ballazgo, como noyela por entre-
gas.
neqpu6s......4c cada mocbuelO & 81 oil
va.
al .deapeFEar dal, nuevo dia y con 81, ell
bullicio u Ian ,faenas del trabajos solo que
dan Eecuerdos que be borrap momentanea-
mente para pensar que mo hay NAL que
p0E bien no Yenga.
YICTORHILLO.
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Peasamlsntos De StendhaI.

Las mujeres prefersn las emoCiones {
IL raz6n. .aiempre J en- todas parties de-
scan emocionez.
Ell amor es como Ia febrs: mace y desa-
paTeCe sin que Ia voluntad intervenga.
II amor es Ia fnica passion que Sc paga
con una mOneda que ella miBma fabri-
ca.
Una alma hecha para 81 amor no puede
gozaT con transporte dc ninguna otra
dicha.
Una alma caTihoga Bs conoce los %
afiog, y sabe que d hay tsdayfa en- L. vide
alguna dicha para ella, tiene que buscarla
en- el amor; en- ese pobre Coraz6n agitado
~ entabls una lucha terribles
El lamOT one % apaga Caa rapidamente
y Taras veces gs reanima.
u a hay rsedin PARA q araoE' - neca.
sita 81 peligro para que 81 homhre tanga
en- cuenta su propia conservation.
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"a MUJER

We'd esa fpsntsgen que la IaE del cislO
paEeCs Eeasjaf 80 lns tEanquiIG;
ved eas rojo ElaSio cue sds6tila
Il suaYe miel del immortal eonsualo;
Rad osa EaY0 qpe detiena 81 vusl0
do. los Huefiog de amor on 90 .pnpilR,
y ere tRsmplo seno que ALTO oscila
u dulce impaEiO de caIesta auhelo,..... Is
gQu6es u que ensancha ssa divina frentas
JQn6 es Ii que enciende ESQ ideal miEadal
5aneaea 10 que aeiba eBsg gneyado eneaj jals
Amor. idireig, la inapiyaoi6n Rrdiente;
81 ideal soiiado NADIA, nada;
una cinta, nm somhEeEO, an nueyo frajel
j. a. Psres BonaLde.
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Orden de las piezas que toCaF6 hoy ID
Banda ela poliCfa insplar en 4 plaza
Baldorioty.
/. MaFcha (estreno1 HOr'd you Like
to Like girl like mei", Smith.
2. DANA Gillian and Walter" p.
FFadera.
3. IntrOducci6n Ger. aCt0, zsrzuela
"Anillo dc hero, MaEquez
A Coro Y Gran Walls 6pora sFausto
Gounod.
5. Two Step 'Salseguo' Woods,
6. Final del 40. actos opera ss.IFeya.
dor" Verdi.
Z. ssEenade Fair Florida T0hanf
8. a patoi6n e Aires del pais On,
chesne.
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EI futuTO Papa,
Las pTlmGrls CORJsiuras.

AlpeBar de Ia circunstancia de que Ell
Papa goza actualmente de perfecta salud,
"a Be discute, aun entire los mismoB carde-
males el resultRdo del future C6nclave
Cuando haya de celebrarse, esto
no con el deseo de anticipar el fin, nj DOR
faltas de respeto al Pontffce reinante.
kEBentimiento entire los miembTos del
SaCrn Colegio ha cambiado desde Agosto
de 1908, ahora existe una tendencia
OpuQBta Ia que triunf6 hace tres amos
En- vista de 10 que hs pasado entire 81 Va.
ticana Francis, las aspiTaciones para
entonces no ser6n meTamente religiosaB,
sino tsmbien de caracter polfticO; no se
pediF6 un Papa santo, Bin6 mas bian sun
hombre de Estado.
Ann Los opogitoTes mas energies de aha.
CO tres sfiOB contra 81 cRrdenaI RampUlla,
favogecen ahora 81 elecci6n. FFaCag6 en-
$685. PoFque 81 laCaEdsnaI uEya aaiRteFPnsO
80 veto, on nombTe de Austria, hablando
PoF toda Ii Triple Alianza.
Aunque el Papa Pho x ha snprimido 81
dsFeoho del veto ciertas potencias, laa
EazOnes que induieron a Triple alianzs
para Oponerse II Cardenal Rampolla, exis.
tan .todRviR, la. Igleaia, en- la aChnalis
dad en- CondiciOnes menOs prop6sito
para permitirsa desagradar a imperi1
central da EnEopa.
Por conaeousnCis, hay FnmoEes de 4ha.
Cersla expsEielcia' con un Papa extranjeTo,
no obDtante 81 liGgu1to con d. 10 VeTfanlol
italianoa. DpEanta las iltimas OuatrC
CentnTias todoa los Pspas.han sido Italia
nos.
En eGte gentido, sa cOnGidarR como una
indication precise Ia reciente elecci6n de
padre Wernz para General da los Jesuf
tsss Iodol pfofetizaban que q nueE0 6o
neral GaFfa italian0, reaUlt6 alect0 "a
Rlam6n.
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FLORES RuRES.

-Df, madre, jpOr Due ID dor,
hoy tan fragants lozana, ,
hahrS de psrdeT mRnana,
90 perfume y % colorf
His, p0rque en este mundo
de apaEiBncias, inconstante,
todo paaa en- an instants,
nada 30 firme nj profHndo
e.as nube naatiSlas
de- p6Fpura J de tOpacio,
que eFuzan poF 81 espacio
como de IN angel llegadag:
1por que madre, 90 heEmoaura
! s trueca en B0mbras de duelo
que cubren de luto 81 cialo
y eI coraz6a de tristeza?
Tai es, hija de mi amor,
Il 10y que 81 mundo domina:
tres de la rosa, Ia espina,
tEas do ID dicha el dolorl
]. a. Pkres BoaGlde.
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ilLEGARON los somhrsrOs de- Castor (Bombi-
tosl que esperaban los cIientes de la villa
de MadTidn.
Es 81 gombreT0 propio de climas tropioa-
les, pues solo pesa unas dos onzas.
Tambien Hegaron 1as nuevas camisetas
de erep6. cuellos pufios de hilo Austrla-
COS Peabody, casimires ingIeses, telas de
hflo espanolas y un explendido surtido de
ENGAGES Valencien, Nottingham y Bruse-
las, ineluso aplieaciones de.seda.
al los almacenes de la tsVflla de Madrid'
acnda todR persona de gust0; en- este egta-
blecimfentO todos los dias son de moda.
Telefono 278. p. o. b 764 San Franz
cisco 81. San Juan, p. r.
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IRlQHFAA

RraEdeEts 81 4rinlfo 0SteD AZ
ta Rivales peFe HsF.
IA The Afrivf e5 d n1slQr akqpira del
lrraa Es Een a
ingeniaria y Il mec6nioa g Is paEfeoG6a
ae la misna an I'd mss alto conQ6idD
grado. Triunfa u This Ar4ivf Bee
yann6n y aver 81 en Juan, mafsns 81
IA iala aniquiIr us Eivalas m.
tEnos aoaita u casaa sla y
piazsa para las miEm9E aFantas 0g
8saol,
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AelSAeIOn.

Jngticia, seflor JueR; una pePjUra
eterno amor iur6me 81 otro die,
y alarde hacienda luego de falsfa,
que nunca me he queEido me aaaggra:
y como toda Ia iugticia "a mia,
% pido con 81 alma hecha psdaacs
que condeneis, sefior, & eaa perjuFa
{ Ia panR de mnarts. antra mis- -hrRzoa.
JssIio Flores.
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ITinano.
ROsssVot & Tls AnildolaI.
2 a. Psrss Boaolds

The president Was exceedingly sur
prize and turned il high spirits when he
found out by himself. that, the Antidolar
Manufacturing Company, Of Gpringville,
N. IL, was granting "a the iDhabitants Of
this Island The blessing Of their Dr. Wai-
te'B Local AnsesthetiC, which was claimed
by Mr.. Rooseyelt to be the bet local
anaarshatie in faa world
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G E s 4 R

Detiene & Cesar triunfante
del Rubic6n ID corriente;
81 ambici6n dice: ''IAdelanteI''
y "a cOnciencia: ''lDetenteF'
Mira 4 Roma, piensa y Gala,
vaeila su inteligencia,
pero gana ID batalla
Ia ambici6n & ID concienCia
III
Pas6, venci6, fn6 tirano,
y yfctima 81 fin an dia,
porque quedaba nm romano
! en- 81 pueblo todayia.
'sMuers asf dijo On pResnCis
de Roma, al doblaT la frente
quien desoiga 80 cOncisncia
cuando le Olga: '1DetsnteI
Cosede De Santiago.
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FlfsTAS De u CONCEPTION.
ALUNBRADOS ExTRAORDENARlOS.
alIso / nusstrOs abOnados.
YICTORHILLO.

Sc supIica los que dessen hacOr insta.
lacicues de luces extraordinaFias para Las
featas del dia del pr6ximo mes de Di-
ciembre Be sirvan avisarlo con oportuni-
dad & estas ofeinas pues dichas ipstalacio-
mes se aervir6n por el turno del Convsnio
s. "a. Lux Electrica. j. SIRE, Admi-
nistFador. 2v.
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APELAGlODl.

Oidme aafior Juez, d allae peEjuEa
J 81 enf lsacauaa apaReci6 lhdr6n,
y resultando la sentenc1a duTs,
como Fiscal 20 pido Rpelaci6n;
Tetfress q mentido juEamento,
dexn6lYRsa al rObado coEaz6n,
y deCl6Fense libFes al m0mento,
los reoA del amor y la prisi6n,
IL Alvorss MaQa5g..
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FL EI0lt
De Victor

Fo1 dgcRet0 E0barEo
do Is snerts felnentidG
ca q Faunde iEaRo
Rns c0media ea Is vida
que vive q linaje humano.
z en- 81 pleF 6sea y duelO
con tEistaza 8 con horror,
miran al tel6n del ciaIo,
chocan con brutal anhelo
0Fgullo Enyidia y Amor.
1odos con Gnais con
tenen que empiecs q gigantic
drama Yerdadero 7 fut rts
Cuaudo els talon leYante
81 tEamoyista: ID Muerte.
ST0dosl.. mol Por excepci6n,
81 que vive siendo buano,
aguarda aienpTe serene
que se lsvants q tsl6n,
IL. r. Blamoo BsJmonte.s
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LA administrator de corr8os de ca
guas ha sido alevada "a categCria do 8a.
class : - presidential nsgin IS no
Clatura americana. Aqud admini1 dor
de Correcs ganark desda q pr6ximo msE.
NIL dollars a aao,
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~La Qfcina de CoEreOs recibe corre1-
pOndoncia de AFecibO, Barcelcneta, Ma
matt y Bayam6n Las diaz Gs Is mafiana
todOs los diRs exception de los dCminpos
despachkndoas 4 Las $50 de Ia tardo para
SoS miVmos pusbloR
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PEASAMIEIIT0S.

CuandO 60 pienna que 81 matfimonio q
81 eje sobre 81 Cual giFa ID eeonomfa aOeial
ipuede suponeEsa nunca que sea bastantB
gagrado? Jam6s podr6 admiTRTse como ss
debiera Il sabidurfa del que u marc6 con
q sellO de IL religion.
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Ch0teaabriaad.

La difaEencia qua exista entire el hon1-
brey u muieF supone Ia de sHa deFsehos
deberes Tespectivoa. En- 81 matrimonio
cOnvienen Bin dUda los dos aaposoz uu
.obietO comun m6a no pueden oCurEir do
La misma manera.
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COnvenga con PIutsKeo a que no es
possible qua aean fsIices los matfimonios
designales. ni ilqus una nifa s muisE iQven
arae Mn hombre dc cabslle hlauc0. 81
ineonEe enieBtsa eg maYOr toiavls d - IA
un. aFido joven 8 una muisr daCr6pita.
HP Joly (capuekiso
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NJ A s

-
XII
TuaEas 81 hurackn y 70 lR alta
tOrFa one dezliiaaan podeE.
fkanfass Rella laEta tiiEraeI ......
mo pudo usri
I6 eras ooaElos ] ye e enhiasta
r0ca one fFma aguarda an Vaiven:
tTenfas qne rompeTta & que arFaneaE-
mel..
mo pudo seri
HeEmosa t6, "a altiTo; acostumhrados
uno arrollaT, a totro no eeder:
Ia Banda sstrecha. inevitable 81 Choque...
No puda ssEI
XIV
Como "a un librO abiefto
,lao a. tus pupilas an a fonio:
"a que fpgip y labio
riEas que g desmientsn con loa oj0si
lLloral No ts avergdences
de confsaaF que ma gnisiste un POGO.
IloFal Nadis NOS raiEa
Ya yes; - roy E1 hon .....Y tam.
bisn llorol
LVIII.
lQpieEes qua de asa nectar delicioso
no "a anaargns IL hsE
PHes esplrale acsFcale 4 tua labios,
deiala
I9uieges que cQnHeEV VaEnOs una dulce
memoris de este amofs
Pues amemonos hoy mucho, mahana
digdmOnosIadioal
XIV
Te VI IN punto y fotsndo ante mis- oiOs,
la imagen de tins ojoa g quad6.
como la mancha osCura. orlada en faego.
aus 6ota y-eiegas q IA mira 81 sol.
"A dohde quiera que Ia vista flo,
toFnO & var tua pprilas llamear;;
snas no "a encuentro & #; que g tu mirada.
hnos ojos, los tuvos NADIA m6s
De mi alcoha on 81 kDgulo los miro
aegaaidoB, fant6stiCoB luciF:
euando dueTmo los siento que Be ciernen
sa par ca par abieFtos sohEe mi
YoBs que hey fuegoa f6tpos que ca e
(noChe
llevan 81 caminante E perecer;
10 me aianto aRrastrado poE Gus oiog,
Pero & donde me arrastran, no 10 se.
GUsTAVO A. Beoqaer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-25

to Roosevelt z estas playaA
La policfa, celosa, vefa nm anarquista
on dOnde quiera.
Cuando mas tranquilo estaba uno dc los
ciudadanos aludidos le Gaia encima IN
dstsotive, dici6ndole:
-Yenga ustsd conmigo.
-Seiior 80.
-Siga usted, 10 rOmpo todO cuanto
tiene que rOmper......
--Es que 70 BOy......
listed es nm anarquista.
-ifo RnaTquiataf lay mi madFel
Isl, senior; sBe iAy mi nsadre! que
lleva ugted ppesto, le denuncia.
Fgese senior policfa que es nm lAy
papttoi
IA la c6rcell Ahora no vale padre
nj madre, hi nadal
La vigilancia aa llev6 tal extreme, que
un indiViduo que yendia casimires fadOs
tuvo que EetiFaFSe 81 casa, acusado de-
anarquiata; hasta 81 pObrs Eloy, hombre
Bsrvicial y bueno, incapaz de meterse con
nadie, fu6 detenido por creerse que llevRba
una bomba ocUlta.
Otro ciudadano que eB un artista de
tomo lomO (como que toca el tambor) y
que para diferenciarse de los dem6s aFtia-
a., usa melena, fu6 cogidO pOr ella por 10
detective.
AL gentirse sugeto grit6:
-lV6lgame Dios!
Y ssfati9amente, Vargas eli detective
era el'qu8 10 tenfa entire manos.
AfortnnSd damantesno hnbo NADIA de par
ticular, como no fueran manifestations de-
an pueblo Culto digno poE muchos con-
ceptOs dc todos los dereChoa que pnede as.
PiFar nm pueblo oivilizado.-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-25

GUsTAVO A. Beoquer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-25

ls11aeL DiGa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-25

Q ha sido POGO q susie
que han paSado algunos
sxtrRngeros que residen
en- esta ciudad.
Z psor, aqusllas per-
sonas que usan melana.
Todo con motive De-
Ia negada del presiden-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-18
KISS DR.. BROUWER
AFTER ACQU|TTAL
WOMEN MAKE DEM0NSTRA-
TION IN COURTROOM
New Jersey Doctor Backed Against
Wall Shakes Every Extended
Hand as Congratulations
Shower on Hin,
BY Associated Press.

| =
TOMS RIVER. N. J., Oct. 17.-After a
trial lasting about ten days DR.. Frank
L. Brouwer indicted for the murder Of
his wife by poison, was acquitted to-
day.
The evidence was all In yesterday
and today the arguments were made
followed by the judges charge.
The jury brought in verdict of mot
guilty inside of an hour
| The court room was crowded when
the verdict was returned. Men and
women cheered and applauded in spite
of the rapping for order and the court
officers had difficulty in suppressing
the noise.
Finally when quiet was restored DR..
Brouwer was formally discharged. He
was so overcome that he could scarcely
speak.
When the excitement had died down
somewhat Dr. Brouwer brokenly
thanked DIR. Hendrickson and the
jurors for their treatment of him. The
doctor then shook hands with each
Juror.
AS he turned from the jury, men,
women and children again pressed
about the acquitted man who finally
backed up to a wall of the court room
and grasped each extended hand as the
crowd shouting it's congratulations filed
past him.
A 14-year-old girl paused in the line
long enough to kiss him.
There were similar scenes in the
street.