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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-25
SOUTH ORANGE.

The south Orange Athletic baseball club
at n meeting last night elected Charles ..
Kassinger, president; Joseph Tracey, vice,
president; Joseph Carter, secretary, anu
Robert N. Magee. treasurer. Inc cur WI w
give it's annual reception and ball In the
Village Hall Thanksgiving eve, November
27 The committee on arrangements is
composed of James Farrell. Joseph IracIy
and Daniel Scully. The receipts or the
ball will so toward getting together n
strong baseball team to represent South
Orange next season.
Walter r.. Harris and Henry b. Halscy,
of Fairview avenue, are expected nome
from the jamestown Exposition today.
NJ. J. Jensen won the guessing contest
held by the members of South Orange
Council, Royal Arcanum. at a meeting in
Masonic Hail last night.
Miss Louise Magee, of Y Third strest'
has returned from a stay at York, Pa.
South Orange and West High School
football elevens come together on the Field
Club gridiron this afternoon
John Todd. of Vose Avenue, smashed
the thumb of his right hand when the
crank of his automobile slipped while he
was turning IT yesterday afternoon.
The maria sc of Miss Alice Cresson Jan
vier, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. +. Herbert
Janvier, OF 12S Raymond avenue, to win,
lam II. Haines, jr., of Philadelphia, will
take place at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
jn the Church of the Holy Communion
the Rev. Archdeacon Lewis Cameron, ree-
tor. A reception will follow at the home
of the BRIDES parents. After a wedding
trip the couple will reside at st. Mar
tins, Pa.
MI. and Mrs. Freeman GARRISON, OF
Bethel. Conn, are guests of MIR. and Airs
@. Halsey Drake, of Cottage street.
Peter J. Herman has given permission tc
in front of his property at South Orange
avenue and Valley street.
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BAD BOYS CAUGHT.

William Solomon, 70 years old, of ia
Glenwood avenue, Bloomfield, and Alex
ander Ferguson, of COZ Sixth street, this
city, were taken into custody by Police
man Walter O'Neil, of Bloomfield. after
a lively chase through the streets of
Bloomfield last night. The boys have been
in the habit of running away from their
homes and sleeping in haylofts and
wagons. They played truant every day.
and Police Sergeant Bayliss has been in
quest of them for some time. When they
saw O'Neil approaching last night they
ran for dear life.
O'Neil is the fastest sprinter on the force,
and he showed his ability in hat line last
night. The lads did not know enough to
separate, or one or both Of them might
have escaped capture. After a run Of
half a mile O'Neil got his hands on
them and held them in spite of their eff
forts to escape Ferguson, who is about
10 years old will be turned over to the
authorities in this city. Both of the lads
will probably be sent to the reform school.
In Ferguson's pockets were found a slung-
shot and a set of dice.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-25
IRvINGToN AND HILTON.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Christian Church, of Irvington, will give
a cake sale Saturday afternoon, Novem-
Der 2,
The social committee of the Epworth
League of the Hilton NJ. e. Church de-
cided last night at the home of Miss
Louise Howkins, in Boyden avenue, to
have a debate on Resolved, That San
Francisco was right IN. excluding the
Japanese from its schools" at the No
vember meeting.
Somebody in Berkshire place, Irvington'
wanted a row between two women
neiehbors yesterday afternoon settled bS
the police. Chief Green searched oil
through the Normandy Park section to
locate the trouble, only to learn that the
women who had a few minutes before
been striving to have the law on one
another he'd made up. kissed and were
the best Of friends, al least for the time,
The lateral sewer crossing the brook in
Cottage street. I~rvingtons burst yes
terday Afternoon. flooding the brook with
sewage. The work of repairing the sewer
Is now under way.
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SUBURBAN WEDDINGS.


h6Al-huuEus
Miss Sarah Marie Board, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis A. Board. Of 106
Park street, Montclair, and George Albert
Hall, also of that town, were married last
night in Trinity Presbyterian Church,
Montclair, by the Rev. DR.. Orville Reed.
pastor Of the church. The interior of the
church was handsomely decorated with
palms, potted plants and red autusA1
foliage. Miss Genevieve Board, of Buffalo.
N. Y, a cousin of the bride. was maid of
honor, and the brldesmaids were Miss
Marianne Lee Smith, of Buffalo; Miss
marguerite Selleck, of Brooklyn; Miss
Mildred English and Miss Florence Board,
sister of the bride, of Montclair.
The bride was gowned in white messa-
line silk, and wore a veil caught up with
lilies Of the valley. She carried a bouquet
of bride roses. The BRIDES attendants
were all dressed in white and carried white
roses. Harry Rowland, of Montclair, was
best man, and the ushers were Percy Hall.
of Madison: Samuel S. Board, brother Of
the bride; Haldane Johnson and Jay Kill
patrick, of Montclair. After the cere-
mony an Informal reception was held at
the home of the brides parents, which was
attended by relatives and intimate friends
of the contracting parties only. After a
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Hall will reside
at 100 Claremont avenue, Montclair.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-25
CALDWELL, VERONA AND
ESSEX FELLS.

A cabinet meeting of the Epworth
League of the Verona Methodist Church
was held last night, and it was decided
to have an entertainment each month dur
ing the winter. The first will be Living
Pictures" 1t will be given early in No
vember. Mrs. H.. Rae Simonson will have
charge.
Miss Josephine Sale, of Verona Town
ship, has returned from a visit with rela-
tives In Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheridan, of James
burg, are visiting friends in Verona.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Garfield, of
Westville avenue, Caldwell, nav gone to
the jamestown Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lyon and family,
of Westville have moved into the Welsh
man cottage, IN Bloomfield venue West
Caldwell
A surprise was rendered Benjamin F.
Howard in hopor of his twenty-sixth
birthday last night at the home Of his
parents, in Grove avenue, Verona. About
seventy-five were present. An Informal
musical program was rendered, refresh
ments served and dancing participated in
until a late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Pease, of Pease
avenue, Verona, are attending the James
town Exposition.
Charles H. Huntsman, of Claremont ave-
nue.. has accepted the SUPPLEMENTARY of
the Industrial Christian Alliance, of New
York city.
Jonn W.. Skinner ana 1dhlHyi Oh LoNe
lane. Cedar Grove. are moving to Brooklyn,
where they expect to reside permanently.
Bently DeCamp, of Bloomfield avenue,
Verona, has returned from a trip to South
Jersey.
Charles Garfield, of West Caldwell, has
broken ground for a new house in Han
ford place, in which when completed he
will reside with his family.
The fair and supper given in the Verona
Presbyterian Church under the auspices OF
the Woman's Auxiliary last night and
Wednesday night was a success.
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SOUTH ORANGE DRIVER HURT.

street, South Orange, driver of an express
wagon belonging to Daniel Manning. of
Orange Valley, was thrown headlong to
in Vose avenue, South Orange. today when
a bolt which fastened one of the shafts
of the wagon broke and turned the front
causing it to overturn on the driver. DR..
Richard d. Freeman, of South Orange,
was called, and he ordered Boyle taken to
the Orange Memorial Hospital.
Manning, who was on the scene with a
carriage. together with Policeman Patrick
Kelly, of South Orange. placed the in
jured young man IN the rig, and were
about to take him to the hospital then
the Record ambulance appeared. DR.. Free
man said the injuries We're not serious.
Boyle complained of hurts to the legs and
arms.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-25
CHURCH RECEPTION.
Annual Affair of First Presbyterians in
Orange.

The annual reception OF the First Pres
byterian Church, Orange, was held last
night and a large number of the congrega-
ton attended the affair. The edifce was
attractively decorated with palms and
towers and autumn foliage, the general
idea being the Halloween style. Mrs.
Walter I. Thompson was in charge of the
decorations and the interior of the church
chapel presented It pretty appearance.
Mrs. Charles A. Lindsey was chairman
of the reception committee and she was
assisted by the following ladies at the
several tables: Mrs, Stuart C. Smith, Mrs.
James G.. Riggs, Mrs. William l.. Love.
Mrs. Myron Williams and Mrs. William
Carr.
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MILLBURN--SPRINGFIELD

Miss Mary Darrell and her brother,
Charles. moved today to Livingston Manor,
sullivan County. N. Y, where they will
make their home in the future. The Bar
rel property has been sold to Frank Dill
.lingham. who will occupy it on Deem
Der /.
While replacing Q pole for the Now York
and New Jersey Telephone Company III
Nfillburn avenue yesterday afternoon, John
Murphy, one of the liremen. fell and re-
ceived several bruises and a badly cut
face.
The first entertainment of the season OF
the Springfield Tennis Club will be hello
tliis evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Oldln d. Sickley, Of Morris avenue.
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DROVE ON RAILROAD TRACKS.

Just before an express was due, at Z
o'clock last Fight, Harry Eldridge. a truck
driver, of 9YOliver street, this city, started
10 drive his team down the tracks of the
L~ackawahna Railroad below Union ave-
me, East Orange. The strange sight
caused many to gasp, and Police Chief
James Bell, Of East Orange. hurried down
the tracks and drove the truck Off dan
arrest, charged with being intoxicated. He
was fined s. today by Recorder Franklin
w. Fort. Eldridge was driving a truck
belonging to N. Drake. Of Pioneer street.
this city, and hadASntended making a
short cut down the ra7road tracks.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-25
WAGON HIT, DRIVER HURT.

Salvatore Georgina, of 112 Delancy
street. Now York. while driving a
wagon in Adams street last night was
thrown TO the pavement by collision
with a trolley at the Chestnut street
intersection of thai thoroughfare.
Georgina sustained injuries to his head
and to his right hand. He was removed
to st. James's Hospital in the Third
Precinct police ambulance.
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CALDWELL BOROUGH.

ELECTION NOTICE FOR FREE PUBLIC
LIBRARY.
Public notice rs hereby given that at the
next general election to be held on Tuesday,
November s. 1907, there will be submitted to
question Of the adoption Of the provisions OF
IAN Acl 10 Establish a Free Public Library"
Caldwell, New JERSEY, October rs, 1907.
Ohm J. VAN ORDER,
Borough Clerk.
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stevens-seguine.

Miss Anna j Seguine, daughter of Mrs.
III. Seguine, of SIS Forest street, Montclair,
and Charles Sanford Stevens, also of
Montclair, were married wednesday night
at the home of the brides mother. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Robert M. Somerfield, OF New York. The
bride and bridegroom were unattended.
After q trip South Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens
will reside In Montclair.
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NUTLEY.

Mrs. L. Roy Goddard. OF New York. a
former resident of Nutley. was a guest
yesterday of Mrs. Edward Morgan, jr., OF
Sattertbwaite VENUE.
Mrs. Grace Randall, OF Chestnut street,
is visiting friends at Monsey, N. z.
Frank B. Conland, Of Satterthwaite ave
nue., has returned from an extended West
ern trip.
Miss Mercy Cadenis of Montreal, Can
ada, a former resident of Nutley, Is Wis
iting friends in town.
The annual meeting Of the Nutley branch
of the Needlework Guild OF America, will
be held at the residence of Mrs. George B.
Philhower, in Grant avenue, on Wednes-
day, November 20, when the donations OF
clothing, etc, for distribution among the
hospitals and various charitable institu-
lions, viii be received. Donations of cash
will be welcomed, as there are a number
of worthy cases Of need that could be
greatly assisted thereby.
Edward ]. Guthrie, OF Highheld lane,
has eturned from North Bay. N. Y.
William Bowling. a hackman, reported to
the Orange police today the theft Of a lap
robe from his rig at 3 o'clock this mcrn-
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William Bowling, a hickman, reported to
the Orange police today the theft of a lap
robe from his rig at 3 o'clock this mcrn-
ing near the Orange station.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-16
OTRO BUEN PROYEC-
to del gObernador
Post.
De eSe mOdO CirCuIaHia en- VariaS
CiudadeS mayor numeraTiO.

El gobernador. Post di6 Pecientementa &
ConOcer, en- SntreviBta que con los repor.
ters celebFaFa nm buen proyecto suyo. Tai
pFoyeCto se refere & Ia construction de
edifCioH apFopiadoE, en- las cabtcsras de
diAtfito Guayams, AguadiEa, Humacao,
AFecibo. En- esoB edifcios, hRbr1sn de
acomodaTse los oTganiHmoB dc lR admins.
TRACTION, funcionando an elIos locaimente
la manerR que en- San Juan funcionan d.
veTSas oicinaa del gobisrnO en- un solo
edifcio. EAtO bIindaria general provacho
al p1bIico. AdemSS, extsnderfa & las ci-
tadas Ciudades las ventsjas de nusvas
conAtEucciones, que harlan mayor la circu.
laci6n de un numeEaHio entire las classes
trAbsjadoFss.
Els, por otEo lado juSto que-no solo sean
San Juan, Ponce Mayagisz, pero es,
pecialmente San Juan, recuerdo de las
viejas ciudades que, como Roma AtenaB,
TODD 10 abSoTvfan On So excessive beneficio.
PenBamos que, medisnte al debido eAtudiO
del asunto, RcaBo, Ia Legislature no halle
Inconvenience para impaTtir Du aprObaci6n
al nusvo proyecto del gobernador Post.
Otra de las vsntsjaB que para Ia iHla
CEeemoH qae envuelve 81 pentamiento del
gobeEnador Post es Ia de que el dinero
acumulado en- el tesoro de lR iBla no qusda
inactive en- las areas , por eli contsariO SO
le hace circular con tolR garRntfa impul.
uRndo obIaB de Comtiu pFovecho.
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EntusIasmo pdblIGo en- Mlnatl.

Aver era extraordinario eI entus;asmo
pdbliCo en- la ciudRd de Manatf TodaB
las claseB socialas paTticipaban de Il au'-
maoi6n que Ia fiesta que habfa de ceIe'
brarse por la noche .en los sslones del Ca
Aino sspsf1ol, inBpir6 gensralments.
El ilustre poets doctor del Vale, al
llsgar en- 81 tren de Ia tarde, foe objeto de
lcarin oua acojida, Sonando vehem sntes vi.
tributados gu esciarecido nombre.
Una retrets verife6 por la tarde Ia
magoffcs banda i fantil, qus Orgsnizada
par 81 diEije en- Ia ciudsd 81 renombrado
prcfss Ion Fernando CALICO.
Compan sroB nuestrcs tuvieron oportu-
nidsd de aladar 81 notable escritor puer
torriqusfo don Leonardo A. Ponce de
Ls6n, el f=Htivo atico Fray Componte
que vino deBde Ponce acompsn ndo al
laureado autor de 'Armerfa Iieal"
T4mbi6n Bsludaron nuastrcB comp, L ;
Eos en- el Casino espsfiol al j6vsn esclitor
Luis samslea Iglssias que, como Ponce de
Leon, vino de Ia ciudsd del S1r acompa.
fiando & AstoI,
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MARIANA RlERA PALMER.
(Boesto Al tampIe1.

AL fin ha sido nominado 81 Mayor que
hs de regiE los deBtinos de la municipal
dad de MaYagti,z. Y este nomhTRmiento
ha recAfdo en- un hombre de raras Cuali.
dRdes en- estos tiempos.
CisEto dia, diHCutfa 20 en- eauto Domin-
60 con algunog paisanoH, Ia perHonalidad
politica y social de nuestros hombreS p6-
bicoa, al llegar al spjeto de quisn me
ocupo, die: "MaTiRno RieTa psrtenece
una 6poca pEeteritR, Isabais por que2 Por-
que su alma eB todo poesfa, TODD smor
CaE6cter fntegro, ha hacho del deber IN
culto, de lR amistad an temple, = del arte
un ideal supreme.
Leal, franco, sincere, de ideas iFmes, ha
sabidO adquirir predominio sobre sf
mismo. La marea politica, On Sua terri.
bles convulAioneS 10 ha alejado siempEe
del naufsrigio y hs beBado So nombre con
CAriho. lSs quiere mayor grandezs2
De lengusje sencillo, sin frivolidades,
impEime cada fraBe 81 tono de la sinceIi
dad: ea la l6gica marchando por los sende
rOS VectoB de la justicia.
No puede vivir sir h4beT hscho duran
to el dia una obra de biep.
Politico, ain las intranBijencias que do
minan Ia epoca, al tratarse del bien, no
Ie pEegunta am6s ~ proCedenciR polftica
& Rqu6l que 10 recibe.
Dspojado ds los fAlSoa ataVfos de Ia
vanidRd, ha vivido hismpfe la vida real
sin dobleces nj mentiras deEmoralizadorss
Fu6 hasta aver aut6ncmo de aus actoS
de gus acCioneS y de Eu albedrfo. Hoy
es gobierno. Lo Biento.
QuisGs ms sfIana, al regresar al hogar
tengs que prOnunciRr squslla amaFga fra.
30 de uu juBto:
"BaEdito POder, en- cuya Gina perdt mi
i5ertad .....
Por ESQ, al enteTarme por Ia pTensa del
nombTamiento de Riera Palmer, y conocer
Kss mobiles cualidades de 81 vida ejemplar,
de sus cruzadas por el triunfo de Ia JUST
Cia, me prfgunt6; SSsIvira para gober-
narP ........
RUYTER.
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$l.l25 DE PREMIOS
PARA Ell 20 DE sEPTIENBRE 1907
Cm mAMPrON AFRO.

NOTA: Condicons Campon Puertorrq
caba mas
$3.50 Terc1o
sood el
premo premo
Ia d
dos mnutoy sgundo h dard amhn los $500 ST hace
record de segundo n
baO
sOGud debera
los de
los abalo
la p ma fin qu putaex minaros
cbls tlrnoqu
carrra
de vuelas 10
caballo
de Handcap Majestic Oro
Las nscripcionPs cerraan Il Mare "A las p, m.
Ia ofona del sr Vcepresdente Don R. Fabian La BayamO
mesa"
La Directive
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IRvGRtO Dc IN tOrpGdGTO

El norte americana Mr.. Dickson Ma.
kim ha anunciado 81 invento de un nuevo
torpedero que ha de revolucioDar Ia guerra
naval. Este nuLvo proyectil tendr6 ell
mismo alcance qua upa bRla de cs non de
tiro r&pido de los mas perfeccionadoS.
La maniobHa He tfactda del modo 81.
guiente:
Uno de los comp2rtimisntoH del torps,
dero est6 oCupRdo por una substancia la.
mada motoritG, que Ge encisnde automati.
camente en- sl momento dc ser Ianzado Ell
torpedo. Una bomba inyects en- el ints
rior uu choETo de aqua que bajo IR acCi6n
del fuego de Ia naotOTitG ae convisTte en-
vRpor, que Rct6A sobre uu meteor impul'
HRndo la maKCha del aparato en- cOnjuutO.
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Ell leon Do Dlos Ss onnlpotsntO.

En- 1888 apareci6 On Tgheran 81 primer
peri6dicO diaFiO de Persia, que SegdU una
description hecha entonceB conaiatfs en-
dos pSginas de marca mayor litogFafadaS
pOr un solo lado, de Suerts que el pliego
aparecia en- blanco por fuera. Encsbe-
Eaba las p6ginas impresaH ell leon rampan-
ts de la Persia, con un sol en- lR cabeza
Ilevando un gIobo en- la mano izquieEda y
una eBpRda en- la derecha, con ia inGcEip-
ci6n Siguiente: "El leon de Dios es I'm
nipctente" AL pie tenla la nOta CORES
pondiente & IL imprenta litogFsfis, en-
entos t6rminoS: "Impreso en- Tehsrsn, On
Ia casa del CalifAto, para ia instrucci6n
del mundo"
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La rOeItaGI6a DO las DOeslls,

Los pTopioB sutorea de las poeafau ga.
lRTdonRdaB, recitaTon estaH. Todos eBtn-
vieFon sf1rtunadfaimos, sobresaliendo Eu-
gen. Astol por lR manera admirable CO.
mo Tecitara ArmerSa Ideal, paReciendo
dar Ia Erase el mismo beIIo CoIorido de
las ideas J ls sugestivs policTomfa de las
eBp'6 ldidaH im6genes con que eDgalanase
81 cautizo verso de 50 composition.
El doctor del Vale, saluds do al poner.
30 de pie an el lucients pTOscenio, con ma
tridcs aplausoB, deBpu6s de brevs 6 ings.
nioso exordio, dijo su poelf con atrayante
entonaci6n, de mRnera que el vuelo De gu
penPamiento l'egass q todas las fssntas
levantSndolas la altura de log grendss
i1eales de Ia humanidad que palpitan en-
las estrOf4B de ''F6."
Jss6s M. Lago,el i6ven : triunf .dor poe
ia de bTi.iantfsima lfFica. recit6 los sf igfa.
nados veFsos de su HimnO al trGbaiO ma.
gisteslmente, con ,eatos de amab,e '
vibTants inspiration.
Ramirez de AEellano, pPonunci6 I'm
notabilfBimo discurso, lIeno de atlas ideas
= en- 81 cual hizo gala de 50 no comlin
lustrsci6n , de 10 que eB e6n mas her.
moso de 50 vAlimisnto de pensador cuya
mas gVands religion ea la ciencia euyo
mas grande amor es sl del Arte, que pre-.
ieFe cuItivAr sbon&ndole con las mas al.
tFuistas especulaciopes f os6fcas.
C6rdova Divila, oportano 6 inspiralf-
Gmo de igaal manera que don Manual
Fernandez Juucos Amboa tribQtAron
frasss de respsto Ia viejs naci6n gloriOsR
que NOS legaEa au heFmona habls, por cu.
"a conservation abogsrOn fogosa = elo'
cuentsmente.
El aCto realizado anocIe por 81 Casino
espan1I de ManAtf, ha idO acs1o eI mas
hrillanta de Cuantos de a1kloga fndOlo se
han YsTidcado an eI pafa
"La CoFrespondeneia" felicita Los bue.
nos amigos de le cu!tuFs del bien de
Puerto Rico, que iniciaTan cslebraEAn
con tanto egplendoE Il EefsFida solemnidad
iteRRTia.
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ARMERIA IDEAL.

Oh fulgor de la leyenda, cuan miste-
rioso brillas sobre los resplandores della
historical
Desden sndo Ia fama we'd LOS donceIes
On prosaico combAts por los dobIoneS.
SQo6 % han hscho los lauros del he
(roismo?
Los pueblos, dirigideB por rabadaneB,
enEVegangs al grosero msrcRntilismo
se mofau, lcuiladoA! de nusstros names
Ayuntados ID envidia = el egoiEmo
denigran Ia aventUra de los batanes. -.
Mas va que en- estos tiempos tan desdi-
(ehsdos
toc6nos 81 olvido por m6ls suerte,
en- la sombrR vivimos arriuconadoa,
mostremos eI empuje del var6n faerts
que ea roble inqusbrantable frente lCs
(hsdos
All, no So doblega, nj auu Ia musrts
Apsnas Be apagara an altivO Rcento
llegando 10 mas hondo del sentimianto,
la grave Rsamblea torn6 ell repos3.
Nsda turbR 10 augusta de aquel momento.
So afuera, con giro veFtiginogo,
sus silbRutes pulmones expande 81 viento.
Mas de prOnto, rOtundO, con furia sH
(tallR
81 grito formidable de una batslla;
81 eco rumorolo de lejos visne...
Els que a. fn Espartaco su voz no acalla
IN pueblo escIavizRdo au honor man
(tiene
con eI rui 10 eutrideute de Ia metralla
Oh belleza da nuevas crates vetdoreB
que la terra matiza con sus coloTeel
Oh dulces energfas primsveEaEes,
donde latsn en- gsrmen las eativaEes
Oh poder de los bTotes egtremecidos,
que revisnts en- las pomas com9 en- los
(nidosl
HabIadme de aqueI gritO ..... Yo no 10
(intento,
por que el milsgro abisma mi pensamientol
Solo ne que On las armss. anteB medroEaB,
aFdisron bizarFfss maravillosas,
que 81 invierno rugoBo Bilb6 un lamento,
? 81 lanz6n quijotesco se orn6 de roBas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-16
FxgortaeI6n o. los {. U.

La exportaci6n de proauctos sgsfcolaa
de los Estados Unidos On eI sno 1906, ex
cedi6 & Ia mportaci6n en- la f4bulosa su'
ma de $433 100000 , 81 yalor total de Ia
riqusza sgrfcoIa, incluyendO gsnadoS, ayes
de corral, aperos ds labranzs m lquina'
ria, 90 caICuls On unoB Ysintiocho mil mi
llones de pesos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-16
Muats Dc u pasts.

Charles g erin, autor de CO~az6n sOI
tariO, hs muefto en- Paris, q Ia edad de
trsiuts IS.
Eotrs los poetss actua!es, Gu6rin era
uno de los mas ps1ticulareB. SuS vsrsos
tienen el aoni 10 del crietsl; los mas dolo.
roBou gu srdsn una limpidez psYfscts; con.
muevsn por So deiioada ammonia ? por 81
atrayente seduction.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-16
sooIodnd Protector, . MsndIgo:. "

Por sncargo de la 81 IRA preuidenta
FuegO Las sefioraB y st nc SRB sOcias, que
Be girvan ConcurriF el mar lpF6ximo II
Las 8 de ID noche al~Ata b para tratsE
de Ia organization do una 6sRta 4 bsna
ficio de dichs soCisdad -AmpGrO FeraGn.
Res Mater. T.--EecEetREiS.