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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-25
OKLAHOMA STARTS
RAIL MERGER CASE
Governor Demands That Rock Island
and st. Louis and San Francisco
Be Kept Separate.

Guthrie, Okla, Feb. Ex-Governor
c. n. Haskell last night ordered At
torney General West to institute pro-
ceedings to dissolve an alleged mer-
ser between the Rock Island and the
st. Louis and San Francisco railroads
in this state. The letter demands the
perpetual maintenance of the two sys-
TENS as distinct and separate roads
Attorney General West stated that he
would start the suit Immediately.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-25
.RAPS OLD PARTIES
w. r. Hearst in Interview Gives
Opinion of Political Or
oanizationS.
SAYS NEITHER HAS AN AIM
Considers Roosevelt Possible Nominee
for Third Term-Taft and
Hughes Both Weak.

Chicago, Feb. 25-"In your opinion,
who will be the republican and demo
cratic nominees for PRESIDENT" Will
liam Randolph Hearst was asked last
night at the close of an extended con-
ference with leaders of the Hearst In
dependenc lague.
81 should say" he answered, that
there was a possibility of Roosevelt
being the nominee of the republican
party and Bryan of the democratic
party, but the nominations depend
upon which faction in each party gains
control of the convention, and, as
said in my address to the league con-
ference here, the policies for which
the parties will stand also depend
upon which faction gains control of
the convention.
Both Are AimIess.
"The aimlessness of the old parties
is well set forth in the fact that you
cannot tell what their policies will be
until you know who their candidates
will be. Their candidates are not
made to fit their principles. but their
principles are made to fit their candi-
dates"
Would Taft be a stronger candi-
date than Hughes And in what par
ticular respect?" Mr.. Hearst was
asked.
Neither Strong, He Says.
"ln reply to your question as to
| whether Taft or Hughes would be the
stronger candidate" was the reply. q
should say that Roosevelt would be.
| Neither Taft nor Hughes would be a
particularly strong candidate. Taft
has some elements of strength, but
decided elements of weakness. Taft
has a better record of achievement
than Hughes. He is a better execu-
tive than Hughes. He has the same
strength among the large and powerful
Catholic constituency that Roosevelt
has, and for the same reason-name
lily. the agreeable settlement of the
friars' difficulties in the Philippines
Weak with Labor.
Taft is very weak with labor, how.
ever on account of his injunction de
cision, and he has the further weak
ness of possessing a set of campaign
lopinions that do not harmonic with
his previous performances. Taft said
at Cooper union in New York that he
believed that when injunctions were
sought against labor notice should be
lgiven to allow labor an opportunity
TO be heard before the injunction wa!
Issued. Taft's career is full of injunc
tions against labor, but do not know
of even one recorded case of his hav
ing given the notice that he says he
believes in. Certainly it has not beer
his practice to give such notice.
Hughes "DOdger of Issues
Hughes is a shrewd and able cor
poration lawyer with all the tricks o
the trade. AS an artful dodger of is
sues he compels astonishment if no
admiration. Whenever an issue be
comes sufficiently acute to compel al
tention Hughes appoints a commission
to look into the question. The con
mission thereupon proceeds to look il
at a large price per look. and to thei
eminent satisfaction. The people pa,
the bills and they are satisfied. be
cause they think something is bein!
done. The interests are more thai
satisfied. because they know tina
: nothing is going to be done"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-25
VERDICT DECIDED
ON FLIP OF COIN
But judge Sets It Aside and Fines
Each of the Jurors $5o--Suit
for Death of Child.

New York. Feb. 25-Justice Guy in
the supreme court set aside the ver-
diet of a jury today and fined II jury
men $50 each for deciding a verdict
by the flip of a coin.
The case was a suit brought against
the City Railway company for damages
in causing the death of child. The
jury brought in verdict in favor of
the railway company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-25
Three Die in Fire.

International Falls, Mimi, Feb. 20.
Three people met death at an early
hour this morning and four others
were more or less injured in the burn
ing of the Owens home. The dead
are domestic, clerk and baby.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-25
Stops PAYING DIVIDEND
Delaware & Hudson Road Restrained
by Court.

New York, Feb. 25.-A temporary
Injunction restraining the Delaware &
Hudson company from making pay
ments of dividends already declared
was granted by Judge Platzek in the
court of general sessions today on ap-
plication of certain minority stock
holders.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-25
ST0ESSEL ASKS FULL PARDON
General Condemned for Surrendering
Port Arthur Appeals to Car.

st. Petersburg, Feb. 25.-Lieutenant
General Stoessel, condemned to death
for the surrender of the Port Arthur
fortress to the japanese, has petition
ed Emperor Nicholas for a full pardon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-25
PROSPECTS GOOD
Some Warm Passages in Hartje
Conspiracy Case Are Ex-
pected to Develop.
FIRST EVIDENCE IS TAKEN
Brotherin-LaW of Leading Defendant
Tells of Conference Where Dis
closures were Made.

Pittsburg, Pa. Feb. 25.-From now
on a hotly contested legal battle is
looked for in the conspiracy suits
against August Hartje, the millionaire
paper manufacturer, John L. WelshOns,
his business friend, and Clifford Hooe,
the negro, formerly the Hartje family
cOachman, named as correspondent in
ceedings and with whom allegations
of intimacy were charged against Mrs.
Hartje.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-25
DRY SUNDAY FOR STOCKTON
Ordinance Passed by City Council Pro
viding for New Departure.

Stockton, Cal. Feb. 25.-The city
council last night finally passed an
ordinance closing saloons and all plac-
es where liquor is sold from midnight
Saturday until a. m. Monday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-25
John w. Gates Train in Ditch.

Laredo. Texas, Feb. 25.-The John
w. Gates special, en- route to the bor-
der, is said to have gone in the ditch
at Encinal. a station As miles from
this city. Every car left the track.
Callers have just started from the
railroad station with instructions to
get all available physicians.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-25
WELL KNOWN MINISTER DEAD
Rev. Robert Conover of Bloomington
Follows Wife in Day.

Bloomington, H., Feb. 25.-Rev. Rob
ern Conover, one of the best known
Presbyterion rlergymen of central IL
linois, died today. aged S5. His wife
died yesterday. The couple founded
here in 1856 the first seminary for
girls in the state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-25
KILLS HIS M0THER-IN-LAW
Missouri Coal Hauier Shoots Her Hus-
bard and Suicides.

Lamar. Mo, Feb. 25.-Lee Hart,
coal hauler here. last night shot and
killed Mgs. Joseph Edwards, his moth
er-in-law, and shot and seriously
wounded the latter's husband, and then
committed suicide by lying across
track and letting fast express train
run over his body. Hart fired two
shots at his wife. but she escaped with
slight flesh wound.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-25
Pastor CANDLES; Warns of It.

Lees Summit. Mo, Feb. 25.-Rev.
Charles S. Brown, pastor of the Chris.
tian church here, who left town sew
eral days ago after confessing to the
church board that he had gambled
away money he had borrowed from
members of the church. returned, paid
back the money he borrowed, and
preached Sunday night on the evil Of
gambling.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-25
MORSE WlTnDRAWS
NOT GUILTY PLEA
New York Banker Substitutes a De-
murrer on Which Arguments
Will Be held in Week.

New York, Feb. 25-Charles w.
Morse today in the supreme court with
drew his plea of not guilty to the in
dictment charging perjury and in its
place filed a demurrer TO the indict-
ment. Arguments on the demurrer
will be heard March g.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-25
Keeps ScuIIine Championship.

Wanganu, New Zealand, Feb. Is
Webb, the worlds sculling champion.
today retained the title by defeating
r. T. Ressider in a contest on the
Wanganui river.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-25
suPERINTEADERTs MEETING
Two Thousand Educators Attend Ses-
sions of Branch of NJ. e. a.

Washington. Feb 20 More than
1000 educators from all parts of the
country gathered here today to attend
the annual convention of the depart
ment superintendents of the National
Education association. The convention
will be in session three days. Seven
coordinated societies will unite with
the department of superintendence in
the convention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-25
Brother-In-Law TestiGes.

When court adjourned yesterday the
taking of testimony had just been be-
gun with Attorney Andrew Fisher, a
brother-in-law of Hartje, as the first
witness. Fisher testified having at
tended a conference at which Hartje,
Welshons and Hooe were present. Wit
ness said the negro coachman made a
statement about Mrs. Hartje which al
most made her husband collapse
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-25
FORAKER is IRREPREssIBLE
Friends Endorse Him in Ohio While
Taft Carries Convention

Xenia, Ohio, Feb. 25.-The Foraker
republicans of the Sixth congressional
district met here today and named
delegates to the Chicago convention
and passed resolutions indorsing For
aker for president. The regular con-
vention favoring Taft was held at
Loveland today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-25
WOMEN TRIUMPH
Supreme Court Holds State Law
Against More Than 10
Hours Labor Good.
NOT LIMITATION OF CONTRACT
Legislation for GentIer Sex Justified
on Ground of Physical Differ
ence from Men.

Washington, Feb. 25.-The United
States supreme court yesterday held
constitutional the Washington state
law forbidding employers from forcing
women to work more than 10 hours a
day Curt Miller, a Portland laundry
man, had attacked the law, declaring
it put a limitation on the power of
contract.
The opinion was by Justice Brewer,
holding first that women's rights can
be no more infringed than those of
men. Justice Brewer went still fur
ther and held that on many accounts
woman is entitled to greater protec-
tion than her brother. On that point
he said in part:
In Class by Herself.
differentiated by these matters
from the other sex, she is properly
placed in a class by herself, and legis-
lation designed for her protection may
be sustained, even when like legisla-
ton is not necessary for men and
could not be sustained. 1t is impossi-
BILE TO close ones eyes to the fact that
she still looks to her brother and de-
pends upon him Even though all re-
strictions on political, personal and
contractual rights were taken away,
and she stood, so far as statutes are
concerned, upon an absolutely equal
plane with him, it would still be true
that she is so constituted that she will
rest upon and look to him for protec.
| ton.
| Sex JustIfies Separate Law.
THE sexes differ in structure OF
| body, in the amount of physical
strength, in the capacity of long con
tinued labor, particularly when done
standing, the influence of vigorous
health upon the future well being OF
the race, the self-reliance which en-
ables one to assert full rights, and in
the capacity to maintain the struggle
for subsistence. This difference justi
ties a difference in legislation and up
holds that which is designed to com
pensate for some of the burdens which
rest upon her
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-19
La CRU


70 no puedo AceTcaEms 81 Ofiante. &
enc temple De Las rsvsIacionel ds Ioa
miStsIlnu, sin santiEme paBmado y corfagO
81 eco de sue c6nticos q oior BuRvs del
aAcEifcio, en- que aTden laa essnciaa de-
todon los BeTer; Ii viOts dc gus di68es ca
bieFtog do piedEaa aFTanCRdaB las on.
trl mss dc u TERRA de Las peFlRs nRcidas
entire faV sIgas de los mares cfancAn mi
vista y embasgan mi penGamiento. Pero
70, entire loo tsmplos iigantslCoa Do Orisn.
70 entEa BuS Gpinadcs GltaTeF, entFe BuB
mil fdolos de orc. de p'ass, do bronco, en-
1uG umbFogoHau bosques donde cracen en-
81 CsleRtG lego Loth1, 90 RrFRstFa entire
hoFas ID nimb6lica toFnasolada peTpiente;
entire sua geneFaciones de laCeFdotes aTro-
bados en u meditation y 81 Gxtaais no
busOo Csc Dies inmsnso, muItifurme, que
viYs prcduCiendo y devorando y rumian.
do ssreg, q0s &c goza ca Tespirar 81 vapor
de sangfe sxhslRdo poF al ara del sacFi6
clio, que toma, todas las forma1, dsHds Ia
dol tigse hsSta Ia del hombre, que 30 viste
de todoB los ColoTes, deade 81 opaco tiuta
de Ias negrAB nnbss hasta 81 desvanecido
szul del GlaTo cislo; que consume todas las
HUstancias, dssda la aFdiebta ava que arda
On 80 entFsh dc los volcsnss, haStR Ia
petFifcRda nievs que corona Ia @ ma de las
montsfias, no busco de ningupa BueEta eGs
Dios Cuyo a. 'isoto emo de vida me em'
ponzCf como 81 faeFR 81 h6iito de- Ii musF
I'll; bnsco ls Cruz, e8s pfrentoso supicio
del cual pends nm moribundo, cuYo q timo
auSpiTo ma rtfsigeFa Fenueva mi BRr gre
como Bi faese 81 slisnto de ID vids: u Cruz
fdante insgotabls do esperanto, sol aiemprO
fio en- los horisonts8 dc nuentFa txistaDcis
qus todos hemos visto 81 abTiF los oios q Ia
lu1 de ID vidR en- la cabecers de nuestFa
cana, n par de laB duIceB aonFiBas de nues.
tFss mRdFo'; que todo1 invocamos en- Las
gFaDdeS tribnlacicnes , dolores, pues &
medida que Greco nue.tro eBpfritu vemoa
eata cruz divinR extendeFsa CFecer. cobiiar
todaG las frsntes: medids que eBtudiamos
los Bigln8 vamos todos los podeTes huir
como sombraB todaB IsB CivilizaCiones
RnegaTBe, era Cruz divius hlr de todou
loa nauffsgioB, egclaFeciendo los & 6sofuu,
inHpiTando los poetas, eieTciendo santa
mabernidad On nueBtF0 espfritU; q medida
que cFeCe nuestra ra76n vemos cFecer
tambisn esa Cruz divina & nueBtPoB oios,
gs RfrmR inContraatA blements On 81 Amino
Ia cFeenCis, pUnCa oHcuEecida nj eclipsada
en 81 milo, de que esR Cruz es 81 RIbol d
L. Oterna vida, que con suB flores peEfama
de ViFtudeB nusatso ser, con Bus fFDtoB
alimenta nueltro pen8smientoY f1rti 70
nueStFaS faoultadeV, la gTandioBa ibsrtsd
delnueHtEo eBpiFitu.
EnSEo CastoEsr.
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Ut D PA

guefO del deBpierto, deliFi6 del sano,
smbEisgueE del aobFio. locuEa del CueFdo
desvaneCimiento del disOFsto, iqu6 aTes ID
espeiiumo antarc, iluai6n EsdivlvS, alucina-
Ci6n immortal, Bsd del abHuFdo, saparnnzR
de 10 impOaibl,2 lCu6les sOn las fOsnteu
miateliogas do Lao que deriYa tn incontEaB'
table pOdeEft?
Mas verdadera que la vaFdad, GFes 81
punto matem6tico ain extension, eres la
iguEa do correction iFrep1oCbabls, Yanoa
fantaamas en loB cualeR fandala GsomstEfa
sus indiBCutibleu taoTfaa Mss BELLS que Ia
bellezs, eras 81 dachado inf bile, inaseQui'
be, del que son toscos remedies lRs gran
dioaas CFsaCione8 del genio. M6s busr q
gus el bien erss 10 viTtud supFema inpc'
cspibls, noYte dc todo buen obFar. M6G
iusta que la justiOia, fsntaSeRs en- 81 por'
veniF sociedades que jam6s seT6n. ETes
10 etsrno, 10 absolute, 10 pe1fscto. 9rsa
II inquietud de 10 best que aSPiFa ger
Z gel EreB ID Febeidfa Bat6ntCa del ham
bre que quisTe ser DioG.
ETsG Ii religion de 10 IL f tito. En- .toda
actividpd humans late oCulEs Ell ansiR an
tf. Eres sl smoE para el amantes , ID ~
lud para 81 eDfsrmo. Ia ibeFtsd para el
cButivo, = la Fiqueza pare 8l pobre, , el
Cislo para 81 CFaysnte, y al poTvaniT para
q iluuo. Sin Il no ss ha hscho NADIA gFun.
de. Tus BacfFdotss han lensdo al mum.
do. Son los egregios O. doTes dal amor:
Lsandro, Abelsrdo, Ms,silla; del pla'
Ger; SArdsnSpalo, HsiogA b.ic; de la
gloria: Aeisndro, Cesar, NaPole6r; s dc
ls voFdad: Plat6n, Hege; de Ia virtud:
BrutO, Cat6n;6 de la peIfsCci6n: Buths,
CEisto pones 10 sonriss ca les lGbils dsl
m6rtir aTmas el bEREo del Hicario. To
ereu IL 'muss de todas las Cogas iDmensas
que no puedan BaE. I'd has inspirado 81
'SeFm6n de ID Monta "a y ID ''Imitaci6n
de Cristo''; 81 eIdesl de la humanidad" y
"Ls ooDquists del pam. I'd srsS 81 vino
gsueroBo dc IL illusion. I'd ereg el nectar
del enSuffio.
ICu6o tFanquila , dulce Ia vids sin I'll
PoFo tambi6 fco6a desab ida, cu61 inaf'
pideI lQu6 tsdioss, que est6ti COntigo
no hay psE possible; Sin q 81 vivir O. race
de digoidad, do sentido y de objeto. Nal
digamos on q al fdolo sinieBtro que ex'ga
la inmolaci6n de inoCsntes vfctimas.
Bendigamog Ia sterna BembradorR que
sbons con csdSveres riega con lSngTe
al sUeIo de Ia hist Fis, fscund6ndolo para
las CoHechaH fntuEag..
Alfredo CGlder6n.
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ANUNCIO.
Dspartamsnto del Interior de Puerto kioo.
BuTsau de Obras Ptbicau. Ofoina
del Supsrintendente.

OepRfGamento del Interior de Puerto hleo.
BuTeau de ObEas Ptibicau. Ofoina
del Superintendente.
San Jusn, P. r, AbriI de 1908 -
PToposiCionss en- plisgou Csrradou para IL
adjudication On pub ics suta t. de la coma.
truCci6n de los ssEriboS del puents sobEe 81
rio "Hondo", en- "a ascci6u de carretera
de ComeFio BarEanquitsS, % admitir an
en- este ofcins b sta las 10 .. ID. del dia
20 de Abril 1908, On qus ss abriE6n pd.
blicAmente.
81 prsSupuelto spToximAdo de laE obrsA
RBciende 1900
TodoS los datou necsIarioI, impEeBog de
proposicioneH contTatos 6 inBtFucciones
los poBtoTes % dRF6n en ests ofcinR. Tam
bien Ee faciiitAE6n azules del plano de laB
obFas mediante IN dsp6sito de SO que ss.
ran FsintegFRdoB 81 dsvolVeF dichoB zuieH
La Administrator ne FeaerVa 81 dereeho
de EeChazar cualquisFa 8 todas las propo'
sicionss = de GdiudicaE 81 contrnto b,jo
ctrRB ConEideTACionss que los de prscio so
lamente. Por oFden del ComiGionado del
IntsEioF.-J j. Jimenes Superintsndsnte
dc ObEaB PGbliosg. Avs. No. z.
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I'm club suiCida en- la Ciudsd de Ia
beIliSima Della Carson.
Ia Ultima d las suicides 50 II0nobl Grace

Ia Ultima d las suGldas 50 IlSmabl '6rAGO"
La sefioFita Elena Dexter, de IL amos
de edsd, quien no pudo lograr Suicidsrss
aBpirando gaG diio ls pOliola que era una
do las Bsig ssfioEitsS que habfan llegado
Chicago dc I'M Colegio OomeFciRl de ST
Paul, MinD.. las Cusles 30 habfsn snicida
do & exception do Slla RehaB6 ln joven
daE los nombFsu de les otras miembroB del
'club 1uiCidA" = deCiE CusndO efsctuaron
el suicidio.
Todo 10 que diiO de este uuceso, fu6 que
la q TINA sefiorita de Las que b bfAn muer
TO, 90 llamnba ''Graoe" Ds aousEdo con
81 hiStoria Gr .cs" ss snCont'6 una nochs
veDGnadR On 30 cams, tOc6ndOle igusl
sUeTte Les otTan custSo.
La Investigation que hiEO II detective
en- sl case de eBta sen rite, no sirvi6 para
OuministFsr datos assncia 90.
En- Ia declaEaci6n que higo cuando Be l0
denunci6 en- IL CoFta, dijo que sotabs coz.
fusR no podfR reIataT "a h,t7Tis
La policfa dscidi6 no hsosr mas invssti
gacioneg. La Refi iorits Boxter ssr6 envia'
de q ST. raul.
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marc 1, de 8 q IL A. M. = de 5 2.
n, 1Ov.
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Las tragedias del mar.
EI BdstIl 50 l1UlntsDl Al Isdo Do 10 polo sale
br0, 4 10 mIllas ds 10 costa.

NueVa York, Mario 28.-.Oomunican
de Acapu co, que 81 tenients w r Chs.
rardi, al mRndo del vApCF de guerra
YnnktOaOn, ha deBcuhierto 81 punto de ID
isla Iudsfatigable, de Iaa GAl6pagoS,-
Ecpador-mAECado cor una asia dc ban
dsFs, dtBde el cual hiso 90 q timo llama.
mianto dc auxi In aI maFinaro noFtoameri-
cano FFgdeTi Jtffa, sspaRado de Bug com.
psfisFos accidsntalment0.
ri m6ail ue laVRntaba 81 Tad0 de IN
pozo BalobFa diez millas de 10 costa y
del punto de lR isia AlbsmsrIe en- que en-.
baFTaD06 81 vapoP noFuego Alexandria, On
Mayo de 1907 viVisudo luego peno8amsn'
mente sllf todoB hasta que embaEcagon en-
dos boteg, unO dc slloB logr6 .lsgar { ID
isis Chethsm, OtFR de aTchipi6 ago Y dsa'
de ella fusFon enviadoB & Gusyaqui', sn
donds 60 organize una expsdioi6n que Ee'
cog 8 los tripulantes del otvo bote.
Los de la Partids de sslvamspto del
"YapktoWn" Compuesto de VoluntaTios
dc ls sscuSdra del Pacffco, emplesFon en-
aus peBquiEas lucss sl6ctrioaV, cohetss de
gshales exploraTon tods Ia ials, guisdos
p0E indfgar aV, de mRner8 que 81 no h8ber
encontFado al n6ufrsgo indioR que cate hs
peTsCido, en- cRso improbable de que no 10
haya EecogidO Nlgdu buqua que pasaER 81
largo, pusa 80 saba que ninguno hs esta'
do pOT Rllf despu6B de lR palida de Ios
otros ndufragoU Los exploradoFas on.
contTATon el puuto en- que acampsTon
aquellol y tambi6u 81 on O. 10 hizo soloel
maIineFO, en- donde oncontrsron una
navsja hsErumbEoBa que ls psrtaneci6.
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Paris Blzar.

ParticipamoG nUeBtrR diutinguids
Clientsla que hemoB Eecibido I'm extenso
suFtido On tiFaS entrsdoHeg Suisos COM
pTobadas persona ments por el Jefe dc 10
CaSs. ES 10 mas fno que viene Puerto
Rico. Los hay sn tsla tupida , an tsls
OlREin.
AdsmSG SO hR recibido una novedad en-
RbRniCOB dc Valencia en- donde mSnd6 eSta
casa ma 1eTR de cedTO para los vaFillajea
de los RbaniCoB los que rsAuItRn una gran
novedad.
Esta casa no omito gaHtos para trneE
BiempFs novedadea Puerto Rico. FotaleEn
27.-PedrO GiUsti.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-19
Hiios de un rsy Teclamando rentss

Madrid, abPiI 4-Uns oomisi6u Judi.
Cisl % ha pFssentado hoy Palncio,
FecogeF 10 dspoaici6n de Ia RainB mAdFe
sabre ell asunto Elsua San2
FUe eHts una aetri2 espsfi1 1la en- quion
tuvo 81 rey don Alfonso XII dos hijoB
natuEaIeS. Estos { tiuos han intsntado
nm proceso los hsrederoa dc Ga padre
con sl obisto de obtenar 81 psgo de II
TentA que el difunto Fey deisFa "a ma
DIRE , que ls CoPFeBpondfs & ellog dOBpu6g
de 10 muaHte de 6hte.
La RsinR mRdTP, en- "a dspolici6n, diio
que algunoa dfsB despu6S do In muOTte de-
Alfonao XII, sl Befior SAlmsr6n fu6 & yer
al s1fiaE Aballa, gran chambol6n de u
casa de Ia Rsina, , lsmanifsst6 que Elena
SAnE tenfa en- BBB manoB CsFtaG del difan'
to Foy, Cuya publication cRusaFfs no e.
c6ndRlo enorms. EIeua SAnE 90 declaFa.
be dispuOSta & entFegsrias contra 81 pagO
de una BumS de 100 600 pesetap; 81 senior
Salmer6n TaclamAbs poE Sua GpFvicioG IN
81 asunto una suma de 10000 pelatag
CoDfando on Ia honERdeE de Saline On, IL
Rsins entreg6 l6B Cantidadea exigi'as y
FeCibi6 ca sSguidS la ssguridsd dc que lsB
csEtas en- question hRbisn Gido deBtFui las
Pero resulta ahora qRe sl pFoceso fin
daso cRGuslmepts BobFs caTtas id6nticss &
aqusllau Guys destruction pag6 ls RSina
81 aSuntO sanE Ssr6 iuEgado en- Ia CoEts
supvems.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-19
Ia CARA

GiF6n de nubs de ideal blanours
en- 81 asa do lfmits Ieiano,
bsjo el nftido Gislo de vsPRno
Gsmsja 81 rsmontRTss por 10 Rltura.
Va FemedR en- hieEStica posture
flor fsbulosR entire 81 veFdor del llan0,
"a emerge dc lsS sguaH del pantsno
como una apoteoHia de Is Alburs.
0 inm6vil, trists psnsstivs, sols,
sl fu gor de lR tRFde que fsRscs
y "a plum6n do RRso toFnssola,
Baio 81 ojo lumfuico del aatro,
en- medic del cfsp6sculo paFeCe
81 ensueiio Pulido On RlabaatFo.
r. MogOIE6n CarrSsOsa.