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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-02-19
ART SQUARES

oxI2-ft Woolen Ingram Art Squares,
regular price $1,000; to close out,
Monday, last price, l............ $3.50
o@I2-ft. Woolen Ingram Art Squares,
regular price $3.50, Monday for S5.os
oxo-ft. Wooden Ingram Art Squares.
regular $3.50 value, Monday . $4.os
9xo #. Art Squares, $500 value, Mon
day Tor ..............-....-.. .$3.4o
9xI2ft Art Squares, $500 value, Mon
DAY Tor ......-.s....#.....1 ....... $500
oxo-ft. Art Squares, $500 value. Mon
day for ............ $2.7G
3xIo12 # Art Squares, $3.50 value,
Monday ...... ............s....S 81, 20
oxI2 #. Smyrna Art Squares. regular
$500 value; TO close out, Mon
We have one oxI2 foot Smyrna Art
Square, Oriental design, shaded in
tan, green and red, regular price
$1,000; goes Monday, 10 close out,
iol '.''''... .....t...#.5. 9I9o0
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-02-19
CHARTER
OF THE GEO. w. SIGNOR TIL
COMPANY. LIMITED

State of Louisiana, Parish of CaddO
&c it remembered that on the Ist day ol
January 1907. personally came and ap
>eared before me. J. A. Ihigpen, no
tary public in and for said Parish anC
State, George W. >ignor. Frank Fon
vile and CIV Billeiter. all resident,
IF Shreveport. Caddo Parish. Louisiana
I'll of full age. who declared that, avail
ing themselves of the laws of the Stat,
If Louisiana relative to the formatio;
If corporations, they have covenante,
md agreed, and do by these present
covenant and agree and bind themselves
Is we'll as such other persons as may
hereafter become associated with them
% form and constitute a corporation ant
,bjects. and under the stipulations, ar
tcles and conditions following towit:
ARTICLE l.
The name and title of said corporation
shall be GEO w. SIGNOR TIE COM
pANI, LIMITED, and its domcile is
hereby established in Shreveport, Stan
IF Louisiana and under its said cor
,orate name said corporation shall have
power to contract, sue and be sued; t.
make and use corporate seal, and the
same to break and alter at pleasure; t.
lold. have: purchase, improve, alienate
convey. sell, borrow. pledge, mortgagf
md liypothecate under It's said corpor
tie name property real, personal a11t
mixed; TO name and appoint such Off
GERS. directors, managers and agents
.mploves as the interest or convenience
# the corporation may require; to make
and establish bylaws, rules and rcgu'd
tions for the proper management anc
regulation Of its affairs, as may b
deemed necessary and proper, and tho
same to alter and change at pleasure !;
and to do all other acts and things per
mtted by law, or as shall be necessary
md proper to carry out the objects and
purposes of this corporation.
Said corporation unless sooner DIS
solved in accordance with its charter,
shall exist and continue for period OF
ninety-nne years from and after the
date hereof.
The president, or i'll his absence the
vice president, shall be the proper per
son upon whom citation or other 1ega,
process shall be served.
ARTICLE H.
The objects and purposes for winch
this corporation is organized, and the
nature and business to be carried OH by
| it. are declared to be the following. TO
wit: To manufacture, buy and sell rail
road timbers and ties. and generally al
such material as is used i'll the construc-
ton of railroad work, and for this pur-
pose to acquire lands and property; tc
construct, purchase, OF otherwise acquire
| such buildings, factories or machinery ol
implements as may be necessary ant
proper for the carrying ont of such oh
jects.
ARTICLE III.
The capital stock OF this corporation
shall be one hundred thousand dollar
divided into and represented by ont
thousand shares of one hundred dollar
each, which stock shall be paid for at tn
time of its subscription in cash or il
property or for other valuable consid
erations or. services as the board of di
rectors may determine
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-02-19
H0Lz Man S
Special
Art Square and
Rug Sale for
Monday
only

We have 80 Art Squares and about
100 Rugs, Velvet and Ingram, in all
sizes and colors, which we will place on
sale Monday to close out at great sac
rifice.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-02-19

transfer his stock in tins corporation
provided thirty 500 days prior notice
u such intention he given the company
md the stockholders thereof shall have
Inc first privilege Of purchasing the
anne, after which ten days notice the
took may be sold int market. All
transfers Of stock must be made on tn
books of the company at its office Ii.
shreveport, Louisiana.
This corporation shall commence bus
mess as soon as fifty thousand dollars
# its stock shall be subscribed and paid
for in cash or its equivalent.
ARTICLE ".
he corporate powers OF tins corpora
ION shall be vested in a board Of three
lrectors, two meml,ers Of winch shall
-onstltuts a quorum for the transaction
business. and their decision shall be
corporate acts. The following persons
hall constitute the first board Of direc
ors: G.. W. Signor. Charles w. Bill
citer and Frank Fonville. with George
". Signor as president, Charles w Bill
citcr as vice president, and Frank Fon-
ille as secretary and treasurer No per
m shall be eligible as director or of
Ger who shall not be a stockholder
;aid board and officers shall continue
II office uatil the first Monday iii Feb
l1arv 1908. on which date and thereaf-
er annually / board of directors and
fficcrs shall be elected, unless said day
hall be legal holiday. when The cleo
hereafter. Ten days written notice of
aid election must be given each stock
,older Any failure from any cause to
'lect directors on the day named for
that purpose shall not dissolve the cor
Grafton, but the directors and officers
hen in office shall hold over until their
successors shall be elected.
The election of directors shall be by
,allot. and the majority in amount OF
bttS cast, Cdti Nii'tlC VI S''tN No'St ~
be counted as one vote, shall elect the
person for whom they are cast. After
each election the board Of directors shall
.isct from their own members the Of
icers Of the corporation.
ARTICLE v.
The board Of directors shall have full
,ower to fill all vacancies in their mum
ler caused by death, resignation or 9th
'rwiSe, from among the stockholders of
he corporation. They shall have full
,onrol of the property of the company
md shall conduct and manage and use
he same as i'll their discretion they deem
}cst. The board of directors. is author
zed to adopt such bylaws, rules and
regulations as the business of the cor
pnration may require and 1t may deem
lcccssary. provided same shall not con-
tlict with this charter or with the laws
# the State or United States Said
board shall elect or appoint such offl-
GERS. agents, employees, servants and
clerks as it may deem necessary for con-
duct of the affairs of the corporation
ix their compensation with the right to
lismiss them at pleasure, and shall fiN
he salaries of the officers herein pro
.idcd for.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-07-22
Estate of Lucy s. Hall of
Barton.

STATE OFyERMoNTl In Probate Court,
District OF Orleans, ssh held at Newport, in
said District. on the 18th day of July
A. D., 1907
o. d. Rowell, Executor of the estate
of Lucy 5, Hall, late of Barton. in said
District, deceased, prt septs his admin istIation
secount for examination and allows nee. and
makes app icatfon for decree of distribution
and partition of the estate OF said deceased.
Whereupon, 1t is ordered by said Court.tbat
said account and said spplic.tion be referred
10 a session thereof. to be held at F. W. Bald
wins Office in said Barton vt on the 9Th day of
August, A. ID. 1907, at nine O'Clock in the
forenoon for hearing and decision thereon.
And IL is further ordered that notice hereof be
given to ali persons interested, by publication
ofthe same three weeks snccesslvelyin the Or
leans County Monitor, newspaper published
at said Barton, previous TO said time
appointed for hearing, that they may appear
al said time and place, and show cause. IL
any they may have, why said account should
not be allowed. and such decree made.
By the Court. test.
1881 49, FEE. ALFRED, Judge.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Rogers of Richford
are visiting relatives in town.
MIR. and Mrs. Judson Sherman of Fair
field are visiting relatives here.
Burton W. Hadlock has bought of Gill;
bert Cheney the farm known as the Nor
way farm.
EMr. and Mrs. William Ray and son Mar
shall of Springfield have been visiting at
Floyd Miller's.
Mrs. James Grace and two sons of wor.
eester, Mass, are visiting here after Sc versl
years absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kelley have little
daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Field
have BABY boy. =.
Misses Sadie and BeryI Temple of West
Charleston are spending a few weeks at the
home oftheir uncle, Holland Temple.
There are three cases of heat prostration
here. Mrs. j. w. Percy and daug liter
CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-07-22
NEWPORT.
DEFERRED LOCALS.


Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Watkins enjoyed a
carriage drive to Willoughby Lake and
vicinity on Thursday and Friday of last
week.
A survey OF Main street has recently
been made preparatory to the grading of
the street. These improvements come
under the head OF permanent highway
building.
The long bridge between this town and
West Derby has recently been repaired.
New planks have been put down and con-
siderable work done in the approaches.
Frig htened by an automobile the team
belonging to the driver of the Westfield
express ran away down Main street Tues
day morning. They were stopped on the
long bridge. The wagon was somewhat
demolished, but no one was injured.
Richard Hurst has fitted his restaurant
with new circular counter and put in
two large windows. A partition separates
the pool rooms from the restaurant, re-
moving the Objectionable feature of to-
bacco smoke from the eating room.
j. FL. Therioux, who has been very ill
street Wednesday. The funeral was held
at the r. 9. church on Friday morning.
The g. o. F. and Newport band attended
in body, Mr.. Therioux was respected by
all who knew him as good Christian citi-
zen. He leaves a wife and two small
| children.
| The remains OF Miss Leora Smith, who
died recently in San Antonio, Tex, ar
rived here by express Wednesday night.
| None Of the family accompanied the body.
! The funeral was held at the Cong'l Church
Thursday morning. 1t is reported that
Noel, brother, is in very poor health.
Much sympathy is felt here for George
J Smith and family who have taken such
heroic measures to ensure the health of
i their loved ones. ss
TROY.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edmunds are visiting
| relatives in Richford.
Charles Carpenter of Derby has been
visiting at A. w. Edmunds'.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-07-22
MORGAN CENTER

Mrs. G. L. Cargill is quite Ill.
Mrs. j. A. Gray is entertaining her son,
Mr. Thomas, from New York.
Mrs. Lula Bushsn, from East Charleston.
visited friends here last week.
Geo. Ewens has bought and rented the
A. E. Evans farm to John Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abba Stevens from Island
Pond visited at j. M. CargilFs last week.
Francis Bean from Holland was the
guest of his brother, 81. F. Bean, last week.
"A. Gray, who has been very i'll all
summer, is thought to be little better and
it is hoped that his health will continue
to improve.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-07-22

George Ewens has bought his mothers
farm, with stock and tools. We under
stand John Grove viii move to the farm
later.
Fred Cargili, who has been teaching in
Massachusetts,, is home for the summer
vacation, and has been spending a few
days at Norton. fishing.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-07-22

Mrs. A. 7. Daley went to North Troy
Saturday to visit her SOD, from there she
will go to st. Adams to visit her neice,
Mrs. T. l. Marvin.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-07-22

Lawyer J. w. Erwin was in Brattleboro
on Friday.
Rev. Il. J.. Christie OF Newport was a
visitor in town Friday. r--F
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Badger OF Bellows
Falls are guests of.his pareuts.
Over seventy attended the social at Mrs.
w. 5. Robbins Wednesday afternoon.
Elmer Silver and family have arrived
from Boston to occupy their summer home.
-Four of our young people took the de-
lightiul trip down the lake and up Owls
Head Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Johnson have
moved to Derby Line where he will have
charge Of Eugene Cowles's farm.
Frank Ladd, another ID. A. '07 graduate,
goes TO Hanover, \. H., this week where
he has position in Dartmouth Pharmacy.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-07-22

The Six Flying BanVardS
ss1> This troupe is one of the great
est drawing cards ever put upon the
stage, and is positively the greatest
aerialsmarvel Of the age.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-03
ASlMBLEA 0BRERA'
Ce1ebrada aver pOr la
tarde, en- la CANA
ra de De1egadOs.
sALA De sOCORROs

Aver, segGn habiamos anQn-
ciado, Sc efectuo en- los salones de
la Camara de Delegados la asam-
blea del Circulo de obreros puerto
riquefos, asistiendo de estos un
gran contingente de todos los gre
mics.
Entre los importantes acuer-
dos que se tomaron 6guran el NOM
bramiento de Ia Junta de distrito,
de San Juan, y una comision de
propaganda encargada de smee-
tings" en- los pueblos del distrito.
81 primero de estos meetings Sc
efectuara esta tarde q las cinco en-
la plaza principal. Durante el acto
de aver Sc inscribieron ochenta y
seis individuos en- la nueva institu-
ci6n obrera.
Durante el sabado y domin-
60 fueron asistidos en- la sala de So
corros Celestino Marcano, de heri-
da incisa en- la mano izquierda; Isl
doro Melendez, confusion en- la re-
gi6n coronal; Eusebio Quinones,
herida contusa en- Ia region occipi-
tai; Victor Lopez, confusion en- la
region carpiana derecha; Antonio
L,andor, herida incisa, en- la region
tenar derecha; Antonio Valenfn
de quemadura en- la palma de am
bas mauos; Robustino Flores, he
rida contusa en- el arco palmar de.
recho; Antonio Bulgueras, herids
incisa en- el antebrazo derecho.
las Gales del Cristo y Fortaleza
dando la vuelta por frente la plazs
de Colon y siguiendo..pOr San Fran
cisco y San Jose hssta volver d,
nuevo al punto de partida.
Todas las Congregations y co
munidades religioSas estuvieron re
presentadas en- este acto, el cua
fuk amenizado por las bandas d
m1sica del Regimiento de Puert
Rico, Policia Tnsular y Asilo d
nihos de Santurce,
La concurencis de heles fu
uutneTpsa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-03
AtLARAC|ONt! juITE

Hemos tenido ocasion de in
formarnos amplianente sobre eli
proceder del sargeAto Bithorn, de
la policfa insular, en- la bu,ca y
captura del pr6fugo Juan Cahallc-
llero, alias Mayagi;ez, que cometi6
uu asesinato Ell Carolina.
Fl satgento Bithorn persigui6
a Csballero en- la jurisdiction que
lie correspoude, desde el primer mo-
mento, sin poder evitar, pues era
inevitable, que aquel hubiera toma.
do antes su camino hacia el Oestc
de la isla, donde fus muerto port
fuerzas de Cabo Rojo.
Ell sargento Bithotn no tiene
responsabilidAd algunl, va que, dem
tro de su distrito, cunplI6 su deber
con la actividad que acostumba.
Hacemos estas aciaraciones por
creerlas justas y por tratarSe dc Tin
policia & quien Sc distingui6 siem-
pre- por su correction y e6cacia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-03
0#tRSAS AOT|C|AS
Nueva compai1ia azu-
catera en- San Juan.
La DirectiVa.
UNA aONEOA De ORC

Sc ha constituldo defniti-
vamente en- esta ciudad una nuev.
compafiia Azucarera que Sc demo
nina ~Puerto Rico Sugar Company
la cual fue Incorporate el II dc
mayo 1ltimo con un capital de
100000. Esta Compaiiia ha com
prado todas las propiedades de la
aHumacao Sugar Company.
La Directiva recientemente electa
la componen los se1ores don Eduar-
do Giorgetti, don Luis Rubert, don
Geronimo Vallecillo, don Abelardo
de la Haba, don Rafael Balseiro,
don Jose Toro Rios, don Carlos
Armstrong y don Jose Ruiz Soler.
Para ofciales de la expresada
Corporation han sido designados
don Eduardo Ciorgetti, Presidente
don Luis Rubert, Vice-presidente;
don Geronimo Vallecillo, Tesorero;
don Rafael BalSeiro, Sub tesorero;
don Abelardo de la Haba, Secreta-
rio y don Jose Ruiz Soler, Sub
Seeretario.
La senora dora Adela Ruiz
Arnau, viuda de Martinez, nos co
munica atentamente que con mott
vo del fallecimiento de su esposo e
Lcdo. don Domingo Martinez Zeno,
ha concertado I'm conVenio en- su
nombre y Ell el de sus mencres hi
/ Jos, con Ell farmaceutico don Alien
so G. Zerbi para la elaboration de
las rEspecialidades Martinez tan
iustamente acreditadas.
MoNRDA DIR Ono. Sc ha per
dido una moneda de ORC, el domin
90 en- San Juan 8 en- aRl ParqueD
81 que la encuentre, sera bien gra
ti6cado a su estrega en- Ell oHott
Inglaterra'.
-Nuestro distinguido amig
el competrnte y reputado docto
don Isaac Gonzalez Martinez EN-
barca mafiana para los Estados Uni
!. dos en- compafiia de su esposa. PEI
maneceran una temporada en- /
nueva netr6pOli, visitando, de pasc
Ia ExPOslci6u de Jamestown,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-03
san JUAN Y Ia |StA En- EL-P2EaQ0
Las Conveneiones par
ciales EN- Trujillo AL
tO.---El Obispo.
lNCeNOIO EN- FAIAROO

FL domingo, 26 de mayo, Sc
veri6caron en- Trujillo alto las con-
venciones parciales de la aUnion
de Puerto Rico', q 6u de designar
delegados para elegir el nuevo co
mite local, que qued6 aver consti
tl,ido, por unanimidad, en- esta for
ma:
Presidente, don Mariana En-.
carnaci6n; tesorero, don Lorenzo
Varcarcel; vocales don Manuel
Hernandez, don Ventura Diaz, don
Aniceto Diaz, don Juan Vtlez; Sc.
cretario, don Felix Dlaz.
En- el barrio sFlorencio,a de
Fajardo ocurri6 aver tarde un in
cendio, quemaudose tres casitas de
paja. Fl hecho ha sido casual. Las
perdidas Sc calculan en- ciento Gin
cueuta dollsrs.
En- breve saldra el IustriSi-
mo seiior Obispo en- vista pastoral
por los pueblos del este de la isla
Sc halla eniermo Le surla
gravedad en- Rio pie..ras, e e,timd'
bio joven don Arturo Jancr AraS.
hijo del professor don Felip Jsner
Soler.
Ell sabado, per Ia nocho, &
CARO- electrico nImero 7 que < Il
rigia al Parque, marchand1 a pnoa
velocidad a causa dc Ia fal lie co
rriente, choco un POGO ma ALA d,
la parada As con un autum0vil qut
Sc hallaba en- la via, sin luz y al pa
recer abandonado.
FL motorista Jose Bahamonde
Sufri6 varios golpes en- el p.cho
producidoS por la carroza del auto
m6vil que result6 con graves DIES
perfectos. Dicho vehiculo eS pro
Die1ad dp don Carlos Cahraro A
Fonce, y 10 habian Conducido Ia
cia el Parque un hijo de este i |
jcven don Pascasio Fajardo, segu
Sc dice.
-El teniente Casals comunic
i aver desde Lares, al corouel Fl
mil, que la tarde anterior al regr,
sar del campo el professor rural Die
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-03
IOTA De OuElO

Fallecio anoche Ell 81 residen-
cia de Santurce, q la edad avanzada
de 80 amos, cuatro meses y doce
dias, el venerable anciano don Ma
nuel PAuiagua V'go, jefe lie una
di>tingmla Y numorosa tant.i,, en-
Ire la Que contain IS con arl;sos lie
Hran e>um ,cion y afecto.
Por e>pa 10 de rmcho tilclpo'
des, mp u (! ca % |, iuee ste
d,, G bic no, dulro = ada
soD,rtl, J por ~ t1a.a l..>isi,
af4b.c ameno d., 20 >. ap.e IL
Krandes >.a,paria>
Era i. archivo ,ivieu. ie a.
ceiidos y anecIotAs, y, a PISA isl
peso abrumadot de Sls alo>, n,en-
teniase animoso y fuerte, y veiase-
le, como de costumb.e, 81 laa ge'.
tuias, q las que era muy afcir A.
DO, y las que nuuca faItaoa anu
que va hltimamente Ilrgo 4 fal;af,e
la vista easi por conI eto.
Descanse ell paI ei noble ancia.
no que bajA q la tuuDa, despues de
una vida ejemplar, rcdeado d. con'
>ideraci6n y de respeio, y Dc ando
tras 81 una diIataua y distine' idt-
sima fanilia, digna he, dera II
apellido Y lie Su, atlas cuai,d rs,
a Ia que euviamoS el boiuei j. de
nuestro prOfundO ptsame.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-03
NOT|C|AS DEL D|l
Fa11ecimiento del reve-
rendo Padre Min, ano-
che q las ocho.
RENvNCIA PResENTADA
Del administrator de Ia Red
Te'efonica de San Juan.
Arrestos en- Santurce.

Anoche q las ocho, falleci6 Al
la avanzada edad de 73 amos, en- %
residencia del palacio episcopal, et
vlrtuoso sacerdote Rev. Padre don
Jose de JesGs Min y Liubret, anti-
quo parroco y maestro de csrelno.
Mas del cabildo de Catedfal. Su
enticrro Sc efectuara e,ta tardt 4
las cinco. Hoy a las nueve dc Ia
nafana hubo en- Ia cAtedrsl una
miSa de requiem por 81 descanso de
su alma, 4 la que asistieron tudas
las atlas dignidades del clero.
Descanse en- psz y reciban sus'
familiares nuestro sentido pzsame.
-Ha renunciado su cargo dc
administrator de la Red Telefoni.
ca en- San Juan, que sirvi6 por es-
pacio de muchos amos, el sefior
Deogracia Fabian.
Isaac Santana y Jacinto Cor
tito fueron arrestados el sabado en-
Santurce per hurto de huevos.
En- esta semana Sc haran los
uombramientos de secretario y mar
shal dc la Corte municipal de Vie
ques. Para este uItimo cargo sue.
ma el nombre dc don Jose Beruar-
dini de Ia Huerto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-03

I que hace latir su coraz6n de piedra.
Psfquis, casi sin vida,
de aquel sopor remedo de la muerte,
Sc levanta cogida
en- alas de Cupido poderoso;
por la passion que ie domina fuerte,
por la carga que lieva venturoso,
hasta el Olimpo la sublima, lueho
de estrellas la corona con eI fuego
la proclama del amor fecundo
alma immortal en- la extension del Orbe !.
iQuien no percibe en- vibraci6n extraha,
sino duerme 81 espftitu el profundo
sueho de la vesania, que le abSorbe,
esa llama vivaz, cuando Sc enciende,
el universe con su3 ondas BAHIA,
del Oiimpo en- que la niufa mora
vigorosa desciende
haSta la mislna entraiia,
| la misteriosa entraiia lie Ia Tielra, -
que amor envuelve en- luz ftcuuladora -.
;Ay! -. envuelta pr rafagas de guerra,
va en- asechanza vii siempre tradora,
va en- batalla leal, siempre crueuta,
la humanidad recorre su camiuo;
mas, como brila la rosada aurora
en- pos de negra noche de tormenta
para calmar la augusta del mariuo
en- el alma del mundo no marchita,
la paz eneendera su lumbre pura,
y entonces los mortales,
dando tregua sus Iuchas pasiona1es,
ante el altar en- que la paz fulgura
para llorar su inacab IDLE cuita,
inclinarau la resgnada frente
ihosanna ihoSauna! vibrard en- la altura
y pobIarau Ia b6veda in6nta
himnos de amor en- oracon ferviente
Manuel Martinez Rosel16.
Compassion premiada con menci6n
honorl6ca en- los juegos Aorales de Maya.
giez.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-03

I entire las gasas nftidas reposa,
como un Lotto dormido en- la laguna
81 el hombre, ciego por el odio, vierte
la savia de su vida en- la contienda
entire vapores fetidos de muerte,
cuando Sc cae la venda
de sus ojos, advierte
junto al cadaver que la sangre moja,
con los brazos abiertos la Cruz Roja
, ave de llamas que al socorro vuela
de los que caen, y en- su postrer momeutc
los auxilia y consuela,
junto q la fosa que los guarda vela
eleva la oraci6n al frmamento.
ISiempre bendita sea
la mujer, que arrostrando el sufrimiento,
enternecida vaga
entire el fragor de horrfsona pelea,
y, como linfa de una fuente maga,
con los eAuvios del amor apaga
el odto que en- la espada centellea!
va trovador errahte,
va madre carihosa, va guerrero,
va de la carload hermana amante,
humilde como el alma de uu cordero
en- cualquier fornia, 81 despierto, cauta
TN himno Dios con voz estremecida,
y, 81 dormido en- catalepsia, inerte
reposa, conmovido Sc levauta
en- los mismos dinteles de la muerte
al conjuro vibrante de Ia vida
Que no muere el amor, pues 81 los tules
de los mares de Grecia, siempre azules,
ocultaren Venus prodigiosa
no para siempre fue lleg6se el dia
en- que surgi6, radiante de algeria,
de la espuma blanquisima, la diosa.
Asi tambien en- amorosa crisis
la es6uge del Egipto enamorada
de la palida Isis
81 ante todo Sc muestra indiferente,
en- cambio Sc despierta diligente
en- medic de la noche huracanada
para inquirir, entire el negror que arredra,
en- donde esta la imagen adorada