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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-04
BUILDING SEASON IS
OPENING IN GOOD SHAPE
Southern Part of City Exceptionally
Busy-New Dwellings, Sidewalks
and Sewers.

If anyone doubts that Rock Island is
growing he has only to pay visit IL
several of the newer residence districts
to be assured that the coming seasol
is going to be busy one in the build
ing line In the south end of the Sec
ond and Third wards for instance,
construction activities are progressing
st a gratifying rate. Several new
dwellings are in course of cOnStruc'
ton and many more are planned. Ser'
eral gangs are busy laying concerto
sidewalks and excavation for that part
of. the city's portion of the southwest
storm drain is going on apace. Sewer
pipe is strung along nearly every
street and a large force of men is
kept at work. TIL scene of activity Is
heightened by the grading of new ad
ditions and the hauling of stone for the
Improvement of Twelfth street from
the city limits to Chippiannock Gem.
etery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-04

Kewanee. A son-in-law of the man is
living in Moline, and he was notified IF
the death. Maenhaut was committed
to the penitentiary on plea of guilty
to an indictment for burglary and lar
ceny. in the September term He was
accused of breaking into a shed be-
longing to r. P. Yoemans and stealing
tools owned by Frank Bennett. The
name given in the telegram was spell
ed Meenhart. but ii is believed that
Maenhaut is referred to in the mes
sage.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-04
RIVER BULLETIN.
Take OFF Two Trains.

Under the new time card of the Nil
waukee. effective tomorrow. the morn
ing train TO Chicago and Milwaukee,
which leaves at I O'Clock. will leave al
6:55. Trains No. SO and 81, the first
arriving here at 11:45 in the morning
and No. "a at 3:45 in the afternoon,
are discontinued under the new sched-
Mo
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-04
W. W. HARRIS Is INJURED
Meets With Accident Near Railway
Track at Walnut Ridue. Ark.

w. w. Harris of this city Thursday
was the victim of an accident at Wal
nut Ridge. Ark, where he is interested
in a saw mill, and as a result returned
home last evening suffering from Z
compound fracture of his arm. While
walking near a railway track. Mr.. Har
ris was struck by door or obstruction
extending several feet from the car
He was knocked down and rendered
unconscious. and the blow caused 9
fracture of his arm.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-04
Don't Pay AIimony

to be divorced from your appendix.
There will be no occasion for it if you
keep your bowels regular with DR..
Kings New Life Pills. Their action is
SO gentle that the appendix never has
cause to make the least complaint
Guaranteed by w. T. Hartz, druggist.
% cents. Try them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-04

Occasionally one has the fortune to
meet women who are ideal in looks
and figure. Ninety-nine times out Of n
hundred you will find she takes Ho!-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea IT
tablets. So cents. Harper House phar-
macy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-04
PRISONER FROM
HERE DIES AT JOLIET
Word of Death of Ben Maenhaut IL
Penitentiary Received in TeIe-
gram for his Relatives.

kilograms announcing the death Of
Ben Maenhaut. who was sent to the
Joliet penitentiary from this city last
November, were received here yester-
day afternoon, for delivery to Mrs.
Maenhaut. Mrs. Maenhaut is not now
living here, but is believed to be at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-04
CAREER IS ENDED
Robert Ralston Succumbs to
Ailments of Age After Long
Active Life in This City.
IN BUSINESS 40 YEARS
As a Member of the Firm of Warnock
G. Ralston-Made Home in Dav-
export for Some Time.

Robert Ralston, of the firm of War
mock & Ralston. and, for over half
century a resident of this city, died
this morning al S:35 at the Ralston
home, 421 Second street, death being
due to old age. He had only been ill
for a few weeks. He was born in Bally,
Ganaway. County Down, ireland, Dec
%, 1923. When young lad he learned
the carpenter trade in the place of his
birth. In 1S4S he came to this coun-
try and settled in Pittsburg, Pa, for a
number of years, coming from there in
! 1852 to Davenport. where he spent
about fourteen years as contractor and
builder. In 1855 he returned TO Pitts
burg to make Miss Jane McWhinney
| his wife, returning again to Davenport
In Business Forty Years.
| In 1866 he gave up carpenter and
contracting work and entered business
with the firm of Warnock & RalstOn,
and was active up until his last i'll
mess.
| He is survived by all of this children,
Mrs. W. L. Astor, Mrs. J. D. Warnock,
Mrs. Z. B. McKown. Miss Mary I. Raj
ston, H. W. Ralston, and Robert F.
Ralston, all of this city. He is also
survived by seven grandchildren and
two great-grandchildren His wife died
about six years ago. He was the last
of family of II children of the late
Francis Ralston of Ireland.
| Funeral VIII Be Private.
Funeral services will be held at the
home, 421 Second street, at 2 O'Clock
Monday afternoon. The services. which
will be private, will be conducted by
Rev. J. l.. Vance of the United Pres
lbyterian church. Burial will take place
at Chippiannock.
Mrs. william Nepka.
Mrs. William Nepka. for 40 years {
resident of this city, died yesterday al
her home, 929 Fifteenth street, dealt
being due to cancer of the stomach
from which she had been confined tC
her bed for the last two weeks. She
was born in Starke county, Illinois
Jan. l. 1S49. coming from there to thi:
city in 1867 Soon after her remova
to this city she was married to VIII
liam Nepka. She is survived by he
husband. and son. w. B. Nepka of Lex
ington, KY, and three brothers an,
four sisters. Private funeral service
| will be held from the home at 2 o'clocl
| tomorrow afternoon. Burial will TAX
l place at Chippiannock cemetery.
Funeral OF Mrs. Ritz
Funeral services over the remain
of Mrs. Carolina Ritz were held at
O'Clock this afternoon from the HON,
500 Fourth avenue, and at $3.50 frol
the Friedens Evangelical church, .
which Mrs Ritz was a member. TIL
services were conducted by Rev. E.
ward E. Klimpke. pastor of the churc
Burial took place at the Lutheran Ger
etery.
III Walker Funeral Held.
III The funeral of Hugh Campbell Wa
ker of Milan was held yesterday afte
noon at o'clock from the Milan Pre-
byterian church. The services we
conducted by Rev. M. Cullen. Burr
too place at Chippiannock cemetery.
Jenkins Funeral.
iii Funeral services over the remains
Thomas Jenkins will be held tomorrc
] morning at 10 o'clock from the hon
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-04

For cold or cough take Kennedy S
Laxative Dough Syrup. 1t contains nc
opiates and gently moves the bowels
thereby driving the cold entirely from
the system. Conforms to the National
Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by all
druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-04
UNDER new MAYOR
Administration Formally AS
sumes Charge at Council
Meeting Monday Night.
WILL INACCURATE sCHAFFER
Change in all Offices. and Eight New
Faces Will be Seen in the
Aldermanic Body.

At the city council meeting Monday
evening Henry C. Schaffer. who for
the last eight years has directed the
affairs of the city under his supervision
as city clerk. will formally assume the
duties of the office of mayor, succeed
ing George w. McCaskrin. Mr.. Schaf-
fer has been mayor in fact since April
10, the date of the expiration of the
term of Mayor McCaskrin. but he has
delayed formally taking charge of the
Office until the first council meeting in
May, according TO the long time Gus
tom of the city. Mayor McCaskrin has
until now acted through the courtesy
of Mr.. Schaffer, as did his immediate
but Monday the outgoing executive
will turn over the chair and gavel to
his successor.
Mr.. Schaffer has served two terms
in the city clerks office, and has eff
ciently discharged his duties there.
With his Inauguration. it is believed
that the municipal government will
pass under dignified aggressive and
progressive administration.
There are to be other important
changes in the reins of government
Monday evening in addition to that of
takes up his duties as city clerk, sue
ceeding Mr.. Schaffer; James F. Witter
becomes city attorney to the duties of
which office he is already giving his
attention; and William H. Gest
takes over the handling of the city's
funds as city treasurer, succeeding Ed
ward SchOede.
Eight New Aldermen.
One interesting feature of the inaugu-
ration this year is that for the first
time in years not one of the aldermen
whose terms expired have been re-
elected, and eight new faces will be
seen in the council Two of the re-
firing aldermen. l.. V. Eckhart of the
Second ward and Frank Blochlinger of
the First, were not candidates. and the
other five, p. F. Trenkenschuh of the
Third. Valentine Dauber of the Fourth
L. Il. 1IuDDlHS OF the ruin, I. L. WIZ
son of the Sixth. and J. R. Brooks OF
the Seventh, were defeated for re
| election.
The new men in the council and the
wards they represent are: John Holtz
hammer, First ward; August Utke, Sec
ond ward; Justus r. Tuckis, Third
ward; Henry Frick. Fourth ward; vii
liam Trefz, full term. and George
Schmidt, to fill vacancy, Fifth ward
Martin McNealy, Sixth ward, and DR.
Louis Ostrom, Seventh ward.
| Monday evenings session of the
council will be devoted to routine bus
mess and the steps necessary to turn
over the government of the city to the
new administration.
Less Meetings Coming Two Years.
Il D. 1t is probable that there will be les
frequent council meetings during tn,
ensuing two years and less time tallel
in holding one
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-04
RIVER RIPLETS

The Wanderer was down and the
Isaac Staples and George S. went
north.
The stage of water was $40 all day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-04
RIVER FORECAST,

Nearly stationary stages in the Mis-
sissippi will prevail from below Du-
buque 10 Muscatine during the next As
hours.
]. NJ. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-04
TO CUT OUT EVIL
Mayor Schaffer Tells Saloon
keepers of Intention to De-
mand a Cleaning Out.
WOMEN ALLOWED NO MORE
Plans Reform in Other Lines, Too, But
So Far Has Taken No Steps
Toward Securing Them.

That there will be something of a
moral house cleaning in Rock Island
now that Mayor II. c. Schaffer is about
TO formally assume the duties of his
office, is indicated by the notice he has
given to saloon keepers in regard to
the manner in which the saloons must
be conducted under the new admins.
ratiOn. To those who have made in.
quiries in the matter. Mr.. Schaffer has
stated that all stalls and wine rooms
must go, and he will not allow the sa.
loon keepers to permit women about
their saloons in any manner whatever
Other saloon keepers who have not
cOnversed with Mr.. Schaffer will I'm.
dCubtedly learn at an early date what
the mayor will demand of them in the
way of fulfilling the requirements OF
the law
Other Things TO Change.
1t is understood that the new mayor
has in mind several other reforms that
he deems needed for the general good
of the city, but these have not been
made known yet. His intention as to
to the strict enforcement of the sa
loon regulation is unmistakable, how
ever. and the other changes will prob
ably be heard of later.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-04

Gives Evening Party.-Miss Thersia
Nelson entertained IS of her friends
from Augustana college at her home,
AS Third street, Tuesday evening AT.
ter several games were played. the
time was devoted to hat trimming, the
boys acting as tr;mmars. Frank Lind
won first prize, Arthur Miller BOBBY
prize, and L. B. Benson prize as most
comical trimmer At 1870 a three
course luncheon was served.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-04

To Give Box Sociable.-Tribunal No.
! of the Fraternal Tribunes has COM
be given next Tuesday evening at Odd
Fellows hall. Several interesting feat
ures in the way of a program have
been planned
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-04

4516 Fifth avenue. Burial will take
place at Chippiannock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-04

GSociety news, written or telephoned
to the society editor of The Argus, will
be gladly received and published. But
in either case the identity of the sender
must be made known, to insure relia-
bility. Written notices must bear sig
nature and address.l
Silver Circle Entertainment a Sue
cess.-The entertainment given by the
Silver Circle of the First Methodist
church last evening drew a large au-
dience The sunbonnet and missionary
drills by the children were especially
enjoyed, as were the original poems by
the young ladies of the circle. The fol-
lowing program was given:
Vocal solo-Ruth Wiley.
Piano duet-Marion and Lois Hub
bard.
Cornet solo-Mr. Steaks.
Missionary drill.
Vocal solo-Robert Cloudas.
Violin solo-Ethyl Wade.
SunbOnnet drill
Ice cream and cake were then
served.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-05-04

Ideal Cinch Club Meets.-Mrs. f. l.
Johnson last evening was hostess &c
the Ideal Cinch club at her home. 1917
FOurteenth-and-a-ha street. Mr.. Gle
mann and Mrs. Johnson won the first
prizes for gentlemen and ladies re-
spectively. while Mr.. Swan and Mrs
H. P Stapley were awarded the con
ISOLATION prizes. Lunch was served
/ The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. Henry Kramer as hostess at tht
Rock Island Club next Friday eve
ring.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-20
JUAN BRAScHI.
Director INFERNO.
CRONIQUILLB.

La llegada San Juan del gobsrna.
dor Post, 6 la fschs fla On que aDuuci6 su
vueItR de los Estsdos UnidOs, hs dado
motive que les numeroGos amigos que on
10 ciudad Ia illa tiene el COnocido hom'
bEe pdblico, ls reitsren las limpatiaB que
aquf hR uhbidu conquistar el Hefi1F Regis
III Post en- el denempsfo de BuG distintos
CRrgoH de Auditor, 5ecTetsIio de Puerto
E.ico gobaTnRdor de Ia isla.
Sin distinction de mstices polfticos nj de
pRoCedenCias de naCionalidad, ha recihido
ell actual gobernadoF de Ia iHIR numsTosaB
falicitaciones de bisnvenida.
Y Rh0rR HeguiT lsboFando de scuerdo
con Ia voluntsd y los deseos del pals.
LA salids del cuerpo de ID poIicfa de
Nm pueVtoEriqusliD de un humilds hijo del
pueblo que fueFzE del estEicto cumpli.
mianto de 90 dsbsr hsbfs llegsdo al pueE.
to do BaTgsntO, cuando otroB acaSo de
menos CnpRcidad con menos deEecho
dessmpeEan importantea caEgog, en- la for.
ma que eSR salidR ha ocurTido, ha dado
mETgen que Ia pEsnBR C0mente 81 heeho
d6ndole ell relieve que el hscho tiene. La
opinion pdblics confia en- que las autoFi,
dadea BupeTioTeg tomen oaTtas en- el Rapnto
ne vuelva inveBtigar 10 que paEsce
que, fuersa de ser claTo, creyeFon que Ge
intsntR pFessntar como ogCuro en- perjuioio
de un compatriota digaO de respeto. Mi.
EaFispl
-sigusn Iou staqueu 81 depaTtamento
pusrtorriqusHo que Tegido por compatrio.
tau hay que dsspsllej.T. El NonsOJidadO
Birve de lDiedra de toque para los que
forceisan contra 81 lszo de hierro de 10
opinion p6blicR mogtFadR de una mRns1a q
indiscutible al smpsTo do gobeTnantel
iuatos en los comicioB y Ia cAmpafla ds
descve tito que se quisre hacar { los com
pAtriOtsU que go aquelas of ioaa tristan
da demoatrAF 10 demuestrun cumpli il
ments q hay aqui hombTaa capaces para eI
propio gobierno o. cads dis mas acerb
Run que sin otFo TeSu tsdo que 81 descr 8
ditto de sus sutores
-La Comp, MIA de CaFEroa al6ctFicrs
empujsdR por 10 p.ensa poF ls actitu :
del TeSoTsFo GToomeF y oteos de sus CT m
p' fiaFos, trsta de mejorRT Su lssrvicio; peFo
10 ha hsch0 con tsn ma BueEta, que FL
mismo dia en- que pone dob es csrFoB 81
asrvicio hay avsrias en Ia plRnts ecu
EFan lsEgrs FetEsGos en- 81 trAfeo.
Los IT, bejoS de Ia ltnes Csguas sde
lRntaD, ea de espeFsr que con la teTmi
naci6n de les rbras del 'Sslto de Come
Tfo", sa tsFminar6n esaB continues defcien
Cis0 que tapto dan que hsoer al pub leo.
81 Il selvicio eOtonCes continfs como has
ts shoTa Berfa cosR de oump.ir Ii seduction
pTopuesta por el ex.sttoTney Feuils cuan
do 81 asuntO de Ii Compaiiia de fsEFOca
ETileB.
ANANKE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-20
EI nozp de somhra.

Canine de Jerusalem iba 81 exEYani sTo
astaba ceFca de Ia pusrts de la ciudad,
cuando vic & numeroso concuFso ciTcunva'
Iando IN pczo Era llsgada "a Is hora del
sol, reGplandecis m campo de fEios. 81
viojeTo Be dirigi6 a grupO, nin penssr eHta
vaz que nj Sale mon, en- medic de 50 gloria,
sa visti6 con tanto primer como los lirios
squ6lloa, los cualeg DO labTRbsn nj tampo
co hiIaban, solsments forsefan. Y he
aqpf que a'guieu gTitaba;
oh la simple!
Y ttrc:
oh, Ia lics!
Y m dis IN ppb!ioano:
-HAbis!
La muier contsst6:
-si conoeieleil 10 pEtfando del pczo,
no haHfsia al tFabajar vuestFoB escla'
vos Bajad veE6iS.
Y nm pub icano le echo al Tostve:
To aims ri que es IN pczo de som
bra.
De en- msdio del concuTSo paEti6 una
fuerte Iiss, y Ia mujer penetrada de doloT,
respondi6lss:
NO soy simple, soy caritativa.
e toncea ne oy6 uuR voz que decfa
-MujsE; dadms de bsber de vUestro
c6ntaro.
Les ojoa del gsntfo cOnvirti6ronue al
extrsnjeTo.
RsBpondi6 ellis:
Senior, voy arrCjarlo.
Y dijOle:
Como iIgnor6is que est6 lleno?
Y ella asf que 10 vi6 Tebosante, 81 ds5'
cendefIe de Hns homhroH, movida de Rd'
miraci6n, di6 gFandsB voces, exclamsndc;
-MilagrO!
La buria Sc hizo lusgo tumuTto , ls
gents muFmuFabs;
-Vedla ahorR locR.
FL viajaro, alejaadoBe, levant6 la vez
diciendo:
-DesCended al pogo voBotFOu mismoH,
que Cd verdad, en- veFdad % digo: e. ALI
81 manantial mas freaco desds % sombFa
Ea ven, antaB de la tarde, laH estrellaa.
Angel de Estrada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-20
D A n I E
.ANANKE.

ImaginSoa 3 Alighiegi lleno va de su
Vipi6n, csmino del deEtierTo, peregTino i'm
placable, arrciado poT Ia passion por ls
miseria, de TERRA en- terra, de FtfUgio en-
Refugio, tYsv6l de los campos, tTRves
de las moptsh+a. 10 largo de los RIOS 4
10 largo de los mares, en- todas az eStacio
mes, sofacRdo por la dulzuTs de la prima'
vera, Bscudido por lR crUdezR del invier
no, uismpVe alerta, sbiertoa los ojea vors
ceS, aDsIoRo poV 81 tTabsio interior donde
estabs en- formsci6u la obra giganteUCS
imsginad lR plentiful de squells alma, %
81 coptFsAts de las necesidades comunas y
de las j, fl madss aBpirsciones que le 50
liam 81 revolver nm csmiDo, aobre nm di
que, en- Ia cavidsd dc ura roca, en- 81 de-
Give de una colinR en- las espesurss de
una Belva, en- nm pTado lleno del CRnto de
las RlondFAg.
PoE 81 tr6mite de los sentdos, Is vida
mtltiple unifoFme, sc le precipitation en-
el espiritu tTanRfguradO en- imSgeues vi
viaDtsa las ideas abhtrsctas de que 90 hs'
llRba repleto. PoE cuslquieIa paTts, bs 10
eI pauo doloEoso, brotabsu mansptiRles i'm
previstoR de poesfa. Las voceB, les apa'
rienciaB las eaancisg de los elementcB,
antraban en- el oculto teabSio, y 10 aumen'
taban en- gonidos, on lfneas, en- colores, en-
movimieutou, en- misterioa innumersbleE.
81 Fuego, 81 Aqua, 81 Airs = la Tierrs,
colaboraban en- el poems Hsgrsdop fundfan
Ell total de la doctrina, Ia caldesbsn, la ha'
clan teuus, Ia Eegsbsn, la cubEfan de ho-
jas = de fl 1Teg.. Abrid este libro czistiR'
no, imsginsd alzsda, epfrents, Ia est6tua
de IN dios grirgo. mo veis brotar de nno
otrO Ia nubs 8 la luz, los rel6mpBgoa 8
loB vientoS del Ciele?
Gabriel ~ An4,9io,1;o
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-20
S 0 N E.

En- 81 pslacio hebrso, donde el uuave
hume frsgante poE el sol deshec ho,
auhe perderse en- sI calado techs
ss dilAta en- Ia ana huroEa nave,
esid el TetFaroa de mirada grave,
baTba csnosa y extanusdo pecho,
sobre el trono, hieratico , derscho,
como adormido poF canciones de ave.
Delanta de 81. con veata de bTocado
estrellada de ardiente pedEeIfa,
al dulce son del bandolfn sonoro,
Salom6 bails =, en la diestrs alzado,
musstra sismpFe radiaDte de algeria,
nm Lotto b;Rneo de pistilos de orc.
JuIda del CasaL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-20
luIss lnport'lt'.
Ram6n . CajaL

A todaB las peTBonas que teDgan niue
bleB, camRs, mdquinas para coaaF, fon6gFa.
fOu, Ouadrog, espejos etO de eata casa "a
p.ic6mosles que ii csmbiar de domicilio
10 partipsn ca estas efjnaB, seg6n essS
pFeviet On sl Contrato que de mutuo con-
vanio frman con sgta cass /; de 10 cootTavio,
81 no enContEaR Cpa'quier peEnona que
tengs nue-tros aHticulos NOS veEemos obli'
gadcs valeEDos de CtEos medioA-ARRivi
HeEmanos. s.-FoFtaleza %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-20
MEDALLION CLASICO.
CALDERON De IA BARCA.

MoEdispl buril ia disco met6lico fulgento
fac gFabando ca fna laminaci6n "a busto,
que al fla cobF6 un aspecto saOerdotal augusta,
con tdnica en- los hombEOs lauRos en- ID fronto
FL ojo imperative 81 labio uonriante
deBtacan 90 eneEgfa HObra>el pegfil robuntO;
alEededoE, con letEaB de complicado gusto,
to nombye va enFoscando % nude de ssrpisnts.
La eAfuge rsconoce quien apreci6 ia imperio;
sn 81 revsFGo, vibEan On slocusnte escena
dor manoE gREmentoGRB que puIBan IN RslteRio;
en- las evOcaeioneH de squslls edad de orc,
cuRndo en- a6Feo cfrculo el medall6 Teguena,
pareoe que pRlpita to espfritu Eonoro...
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-20
SOCIOlOGll.
Las Idass maaarnas.

Precise es que la humanidad dele de
alimentsFss de fcciontB, de conventions
liBmos y mentTas; que Bs acostumbre
Contemplar lR Fealidad cara cara
levsutaF ls virtud de Ia sinceri lad, que Cd
ID mas vaFonil entfs todAu las virtndeB
Qae cada CuRl teDga el valoF de procla.
mar 81 go defsta also; cst6lico pTotas.
to te; mon6Tquico, Tepublicano SocisIists,
disputBtou todos FsspetsFse m6tuamente,
debat'r en- pDz Bus opiuionsP, 8 trsbsinr
con shinCo pOr salir del preBente m ,Fssmo
ponerge en- condolences de ilegar for.
mar en- la ConcienciR del pueblo tan gran
de1 sspiracioneg
AlgO de este 20 ha iniciRdo ya, = los
sfntomaa son tsn svidentss que tOdo anun'
cia ia pToximidsd de un renacimiento.
Fretsnder gobeEusF con los proceed
misDtoa sntiguos los hombreD gus pisn.
t ID e0tuBiaamos pcr ioa idsales Duevos, es
Ia mayor lccurs que pusds tTastornar &
los que no tienen f6 en- 10 miamo que de-
fsnden; 81 que no tiene fs no puede
triuufsr de quiel IL tiene.
Solo scabaIa les psTtuFbscicneB cusndo
haya ibsItad valoF para desarFollar les
grandes iniciRtivRg del alma de los
pusblos
joaquin Dicenta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-20
ANL 0 De SuBAsTA

Por Is preser te Sc Aviaa 81 pdb'ico, que
el Concejo municipal de eate pueblo en- 30
sesi6n oTdinaria Celebrsda el dfa 25 del
ccrriapts mss dispuso gus por la pFeuente
Sc snuncien Ia Eubssta pdb.ica de. las
obras muuicipaleS siguientsu las cuaIea
tendrkn efecto 81 dfa 80 del pr6ximo mes
de Ostubre 81 Ii foEms Biguiepts:
Mejoras On 81 edifcio
de Ia casa Alcsldfa. .....d De 8 10 q. m
AbasteCimiento dssguas - 10 4 II a. m.
Construction CemsntsTio... Ia 2 p. m.
Gales, sceEss y plaza
pdblica. ...... ;. ,.,.,....n "a Pm.
ObHaH dal Hospital........ p. M.
El presupuesto, p.i~go de condiciones =
pianos de cada une de dichas ob,aS So en-.
cortraY6n en- la cfcina de ID SscTetsTfa &
disposition del p6b leo en- lEs hoTss Iabo'
rabies. Santa Isabel. septiembre q de
1907 Angel B TOrTe5, Alcalds muni.
ripal. 2v 4.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-20
\ U M 0 r ADJ AS.

Te casaute y..... llo yea? Va te dsCis
que no iguala el sfan con que % anafR
lR dichs que 30 RlcaDza;
por aFdiente que sea la asperanza
IL convsHtirla an EeaIidad 81 fila.
5Por que anne & aquella perfdA? Lo
(ignorO.
La eaperanza o. infsl , 70 la adore.
Tu discretion es tanta,
que On Il, 10 menOs hello, es 10 que en-.
(canta,
AL dsciFte hoy sdioB, HortanBia mis-,
peEmite 6 mi amistad qus declare
qus, como sI hijo de Sion decfa:
De mt ms OIvide go, 81 to OtVidGre.
CAMPOAM0R,