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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-15
.ONEHORSE KILLED.;
OTHER INJURED
Deep Run Riders Indignant Over
Death of Bay Gelding. Caused
by Broken Glass.

wrought up over the seemingly wan
ton careiessness with which certain
people have been throwing broken
over which they ride. for yesterday
morning the handsome bay geldin
owned by Mr.. Blair Boiling was 50
badly cut while salioping across a
The Cary Street Road, that 1t had 10
he SHOT. and in the afternoon, while
riding to hounds. Iron Prince, owned
by DR.. ]. A. White, met a like, though
most the same course. The animals
tendons We're SO badly cut that tho
run was discontinued, and the horse
was put IN the care OF a veterinary.
ed In the fields near the clubhouse,
and 1t has formed a constant source
OF danger to the hunters owned by
the members. Much. indignation has
lessness and disregard for the rights
of others. Hunters are endangered
every time they cross one OF these
tields, and the riders realize that le-
necessarily placed I'm constant jeop-
Rrdy simply because some people are
indifferent as to the serious losses they
Mr.. Bolling's. horse was cut in the
Taylor, of the S. P. c. A., was called
IN to put an end to IT'S misery.
Dr.. Whites horse, which was Sc
Crown. a Thoroughbred. and is the win
ner of many blue ribbons. The clut
has no more valuable animal.
The Deep Run hounds were cast al
the Reservoir yesterday afternoon. The
course was laid through Sunnyside
Chantilly Morrisons. Mordecais ant
back to the club. Going was very heavy
and only small field was out
Those who rode to hounds Were
Messrs. st. George Bryan. NJ. +. H
Waller Holiday, II. c. Beattie, B. II
Ellington and Mr.. Soule.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-15
Rocky Mount May Drop Out.
.Lsneclal 10 The Tlmes. pIspatch.l

Il ,fetIIIfU Iflt IITHts- DIspdtcIi-J
WILSON, N. c., March 1f.--ft IL
learned that Rocky Mount has asked
for another meeting OF the Eastern
Carolina League, and that that town
threatens to withdraw from the league
unless the former action providing for
protected ball be rescinded. AS New
bern and Fayetteville are clamoring
for admission into the league 1T Is
most probable that ope of these towns
will get the franchise. as there is no
likelihood of the league receding from
It's position of Joining the National AS
sOciation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-15
motorcycles for War Purposes.

"A most unique bequest is reported
wealthy citizen has left his entire for
tune to the government for the pur-S
pose of forming a motorcycle corps,
which shall be an adjunct to the. Dan
ish army. 1t is proposed to equip the
torcycles. each of which will carry a
light machine gun capable Of firing
500 shots per minute. This. will be the
first regula: army motorcycle corps III
th. world. ~. y !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-15

ASHLAND, VA. March 14.-The
season at Randolph-M Macon
has closed.
Largely due to poor gymnasium here,
few games We're played in Ashland.
Considering the fact that this is prac-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-15
COBB STILL HOLDING OUT
FOR FIVE THOUSAND CONTRACT

AUGUSTA GA, March l4.-Tyrus Cobb.
who led the American League in batting last
year, and who was reported to have signed
with the Detroit Club for 1908. to-day de-
MED that any agreement has been reached.
He declared positively to-day that there IS
no change In the situation. and that he Is
still holding out for three-years contract
NJ $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-15
have You neEl.tersa Yett

Under the rules Of the National
or annually, and the fass for 1905 ~. ~
'oW due, THESE fees are not excessive,
md are as follows; Professional, VI;
trainers. 81; amateurs, track and roaa,
II; and for road racing, only 20 cents
should be mailed to the
,hairman OF the Board of Control, Boz
Il. Madison Square station, New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-15
Dihinenn Rntifes.
Once OF
virginia Carolina Chemical CO..
Richmond, Van March 10, 1908.

virginia Carolina Chemical Co.
Richmond, Va, March 10. 1908.
DIVIDEND NO, 90,
The Board of Directors have this day
declared dividend Of two ca per
cent, the same being consecutive QUAR-
terly dividend No, so on the preferred
stock OF this company, payable APRIL
ID. 1908, when checks will be mailed
at ths7olose Of business on March ~.
1908.
\ Books for the transfer Of prefsrred
stock will be closed from : "a, ~
March al, 1905, 10 10 A. NJ, APRIL Ia
1908. 8, M. TR.AlvEhs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-15
Meetings.

a a CALLED COMMUNICATION OF
w Richmond Randolph Lodge, No.
/N<19, Ancient, FREQ and Accented
Masons will be held T9EM0RROW
(Monday) AFTERNOON at its hall.
FRANKLIN Street, near Eighteenth, at
s o'clock, for the purpose of paying
its last sad tribute of respect to its
deceased brother, David a. Richard
son.
Members of sister lodges and tran-
sient brethren are fraternally Invited
to unite with us.
BY order OF thu Worshipful Master.
w. A. CLARKE, JR.,
Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-15

gInd Records for pitching at preparatory
and others whose POSITIONS OF, tcnms
~ the smaller schools ind IN their homo
towns make their chances for places on lilo
regular Zach team good.
The first Fatns OF the snhson Will be played
on thu homo gro,inds with tho Roanoka
League. "a. n. 81 Shepard is captain, and u w
Campbell, manager. 80 ~, ~ ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-15
THE PULLMAN AHEAD AGAIN.
Reaches Clarksville and Reports the Stude-
baker Awaiting Repairs.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
5CLARKSVILI.E, ~ VA. March l,--Tho
Pullman car. In the philadelphia 10 Florida
race, arrived here Tonight at a.lS the gar
left Boydton at shutdown. 1t VIII leave at
in the morning for South Boston
Officials OF the Pullman report that the
Studebaker was left at BrodnaS, making
scme necessary repairs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-15

by w, J. CARTIER ("DROAD ROCK.")
Recent reports from Snowden Farm,
which Is near Stokes, in Goochland
county, and one of the faisest estates
I'm the beautiful valley of the James
River" furnish information regarding
the death of the big and handsome
three year-old bay gelding Happy Go
Lucky, thoroughbred son of Chiswick
and Fanny Madison. He was running
In a paddock with his dam Fannie
Madison. from whom he received a
kick, resulting In broken leg, and
as an act of mercy lie was destroyed.
Fannie Madison, the daughter of
Miracle and Fanny II, hT Bob Johnson.
Is one OF the cleverest mares at Snow
den. and driven to pole with Fickle
Jade, the young chestnut mare, by
imported Scorpion, out OF Truth, by JiIn
Gore, q gamer, moro resolute pair Is
not to be found In all Goochland coun-
ty. They were broken to harness by
Miss Louise Seiden, the young mistress
of Snowden, who also schools most OF
the hunters and jumpers. The latter
division includes the big gray gelding
Jack Frost by Valmont. the son of
Norwood and jeanette, by Northumber-
land. He is we'll hammered, with fine
SIZE, DellS over slSteeIl UdnuS nlbu, ann
game enough TO stay the route in a
long run across country. Peter Pan
is by Chiswick. son of imported Mr..
Pickwick, the English bred stallion. ny
the famous Hermit winner OF the
Derby. Jack Frost and Peter Pan
are half-brothers, both being out of
the same mare. John u. owens. the
former weli-known steeplechaser, Is
another member of the Snowden Farm
collection. He was sired by lFordham,
dam Highland Belle. by Powhatan. and
is now ten years old.
| Alvin o. Portner. who divides his
time between Washington, d. c., and
Annaburg Farm, Manassas. Va, has
In the stud at the latter place the
| chestnut horse Dolce Far Niente, thor
oughbred son of the famous dead Han
over and Holiday, by imported Hopeful.
that in his yearling form brought close
/ to $4,000 at auction. Among the
/ richly bred matrons that make up the
| court of Dolce Far Niente at Annaburg
are Molly Morris. the chestnut mare,
4 .. by Magian, son of imported The III
1 Used and Magnetizer, by kinghsher,
i from Triumph, by imported Pizarro;
/ Dionysia, the chestnut mare. 10, by
4 imported Golden Garter. dam Lovenot
by imported Kyrle DAILY, is full sis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-15

Richmond. Va. March 9. 1908.
THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF TFiE
stockholders of the Tredegar Cons
pany will be held at the company'si
office in the city Of Richmond on
March 49, 1908, at ~ NJ.
j. r. j. ANDERSON,
Secretary Tredegar Company,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
COLLEGE ORATORS
TO CONTEST

The annual triangular egatorieai
contest between the Universities ~
Oregon. idaho and Washington all
take place at the University gym.
nasium promptly At o'clock 20.
night.
Willard X. Gwinn wili represent
idaho with m grafton entitled
breakers Ah.ad. Jesse II. hond
will talk on The Eyoiution OF
Character for the University Of
Orexoa. while Herman Allen. the
Washington orator. wiil speak on
The Foundation u the State
Alien eaa a msmtef Of fhc Nin-
ming debating team that met Call
forula this apeiug. and is consia
cred one af the best orators tho
university ever produced In the
Local tfyout. his ofatton NaB voted
FIRST place BY all the Judges on
composition and thought. and this
together ulih Alisus natural pos
erw Of delivery. make the WaAhiHE
toniann feel very aanKu,ns as 10 the
outcome % the contest
Washington has van sin oat of
the seven interstate efstuFtcai Goa
tests held 30 far.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
WORKING ON
TERMINAL
Union Pacific Constructing
Trestle on Fifth Av.
South.

The Union Pacific faiiroad has
commenced work on ltn terminal
IN Seattle A crew Of men and
tao pile drivers are laying III
foundation o. a truAtie along Fifth
AZ = from Spokane az to ffol
gate - This treatie. which 4 about
a mil. Ions. wtli BE- completed ~ith.
In two months
Al preseut the srestie has but
one track. hnf another wiil BE- add
ed shortly after tie compietlaa
Rails uiil b. laid on the trsssis
a. soon a. possible and work wiil
BE- run on the line south from thla
city,
The Hartman holdings in ttse
southern part Of Seattle viii ateu
b. improved In = short sima. assa
within a month tho Union paeine
Niil have 4 large force az work On
its Seattle terminal.
The Milwaukee foad 10 also pre-
pairing 70 start actiV. sutk on ifs
weEt waterway property The con.
stFuctlun II the rad through the
Cascades has advanced 80 far that
1t vii b. necessary 10 put = large
force Of men To uofk on the tsggui.
nal In Seattle The men will be
put Ia Nork early next month.
President Eariing has stated that
The ftFat trains Into Seattle will
- taken over the mountains on 3
sNiiehback. a the tunnel wilI not
be completed BY that time Hc en-.
peotn that the road from Seattle ta
snoauaifnis pass will b. completed
hy November
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
A. BellInqham.

BEILINGnAM. May 80 ~i8ellinF.
ham business interests osaFe away
completely today 81 the men who
fought IN the civil war The big
feature " the celebration VAS a
parade Of the two local posts OF
the q A. Il aud company NJ. \. ..
" After marching through the
principal streets the procession
halted on the bridge over What
com creek waterway and bushels
81 flowers were atfewn ON The va
ters In memory u the men who
gave their lives 20 their country
and were buried az neA.
After this ceremony the process
sion went 20 the nelliusham theatre
where short memorial day exercises
we're held and the roll of honor
called IL waH found that eleven
members Of the two local posts
have died since last Decoration day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
SHORT NEWS FLASHES

Alton u Parker may write the
democratic platform.
A general mortgage Of per cent
bonds 10 the amount Of 1900 .00e 900
has been authorized by the BuriIng
ton railroad.
Congressman Burton will pro.
sent Taft's name to the republican
convention.
Bremerton. with impressive cere.
monies. has dedicated its new city
park.
There Is a scarcity Of school
ma'ams In Walla WaiIa county.
8 s. Bailey. Of Seattle. has OF.
fered Everett a city park site
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
One Thousand Men From
Bailleships Join With
Veterans.
Rear Admiral Wainwright
and Officers Also
in Line.
ny TINTED Prsss.

TACOMA, MAY a0The crown
ing event Ia Tacoma'a fourday
fleet celebration WAS the Memorial
day parade thia morning. ia which
1000 Naiiers and marines from the
hatileahips ia tho hafbor. 400 mem.
bcfs of the national guard and mill
tarf aud fratefnal societies. and
several hundred old soldiers from
Tacoma and surrounding towns par
ticipated
The officers 81 the fleet ineiud
Ing Rear Admiral Wainwright. to.
gethet with city aud state officials
aud other prominent citizens. werr
also Ia the parade.
Following the parade appropriate
memorial exercises we're held. aud
With u aas the most notable Oh.
serestiou ~ the day ever Witnessed
In this eitf and probably the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

tickets ON the street. With part Of
the cash occurred from the sale Of
the tickets. Blake furnished bail
Az soon az be vas ont Of Jail New
man says blake lett the citY wifh
about SIS. a part of the proceeds
Of the sale 81 tickets aud has not
been seen since Newman says he
will swear out a warrant for blakc'a
arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
PIONEERS TO
HOLD REUNION

The Pioneer association 81 the
state Of Washington viii hold itH
1905 reunion Ia Seattle on June ,
and 10 Edgar nryan Of this city.
secretary. has issued notice 10 this
effect
The business meeting will be
held June ? At. Madison park The
annual muck q. muck viii be held
June 10 Rev. " A. Mathews and
J. 4 Condor wlll make the pFln.
cipai addresses.
Pull announcement o. the pro
gram will BE- made later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
MAN NE HELPED
MAS UHGRATEFUL

Charles Newman. Of 21t3 Sixth
av. W. a fseket broker who folow.
ed the fleet to Tacoma. believes
that be has discovered the person
ification Of ingfatitude In the per
son Of James = Blake. young
ticket seller he employed while At
the city OF Destiny.
Newman says Blake was arrested
BY the Tacoma police for selling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

started out 10 search n, -.
hood for her She had - ns.khbof.
ram me house a short lime s 80
she found Morris and E~t,i, ahss
a vacant lot back Of he pm, "a
home ihiilie
Desperate with rage. the ,non.
quickly returned 10 The ho,, a,''asf
seiked ID revolver ghe eress ~. sla
Morris without Attracting =, " @
tentian and fired the d., =
snuffe1 oHt his life. 'hal
OMfa PHILIPPE was placed So,
arrest but will BE- liberated 10, 49,
bonds etthpH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

awake 10 the necessity of = navy
large enough fot the preservation
OF peace and the protection of IN
tcrcsta on this coast. a. well a. the
Atlantic, Il the opinion ~ Rear Al.
miral G. ! SpeTy. commander In
chief OF the Atlantic fleet
This Il the gist If letter "a
Mayor Miller FROM The admiral In
which be thanks ths city IN behalf
Of bis officers aud men for the
eourtssies extended e. the fleet dur
INF its visit In seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
TO BEGIN WORK ON
LARGE HOTEL

Excavation for the erection OF an
clEhtstory hotel building AZ IN.
northwest corner Of Second nv and
Stewart 81 will be commenced
asonday ihe contracts for the ~.
cavation and building the retaining
walls have been let TO A. r White
and the Franklin Freproofing com,
pany.
The site Is owned and Will be
improved BY sllns Archibald. The
architect Is Warren MilueF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
SPERRY SENDS LETTER
OF THANKS

IaAt the magnificent reception
given to the Atlantic fleet ~ Sc.
attic and all the ports on the
Pacific coast visited By the battle
ships Is evidence not only Of the
greatest patriotism. but also indI.
Gates that the western people are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

BUTTE Mont MAY 30 Tho q.
A. u definitely decided yesterday
not to permit thsoIley. Dr Lewih
] Duncan 70 deliver the address
here today At the Decoration day
services Mr. Duncan had been IN.
vited 10 apeac, bat was requested
to retire aftrT Il became hSoWn
that be had invited Emfha Goldman.
tie ANARCHIST leetefef. "a come to
faitie aud speak IN his pulpit Hon.
Charleae Leonard. prominent At.
tnrnrV. delivered the address
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

at 10 80 O'Clock this morning The
Memorial day parade formed nj ]
o'clock this afternoon and diHbnnd
81 at the Plaza block. where TIE
general memorial services were
held. Veterans Of the civil aud
Spanish American wars aud mem
bern Of the Third Oregon infantry
marched In the parade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
SHOT AND
KILLED
Enraged Mother Kills Man
Found MaItrealing
Daughter.


NEW YORK. May Caught IN
the act of maltfoaunR Emilia
Philippe. years old. John Morris
was shot aud instantly Killed n.
day by the euraged mother Of the
child.
Mrs PHILIPPE bad missed her NJ.
tie daughter early Ia the dag and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
WOMAN LOSES pvess

Mrs " . JohrsoH. Who as..
6hhflesion this slate. repes,es =
the police late last night *. %
plckpp9kei opened her $500. ~
yesterday afternoon and s lex
snaii purse containing az Ia ~.
and a railroad ticket 'a'a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
At Pan,sas.

The program At PAntAgsa next
week. beginning with Monday mat
ince. all include Barnes a West.
singers and dancers. thinner. Jus
gier. Marion Sisters. planoinElsiH.
Johanna CrlsfaffY. opera star. Viz
don a Dunlap. news girl and the
flift. Elwoll. the singer. and the
motion plctnrcH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
tseallls star gselusIve servIoe

Seattle Star Exclusive servioe.l
LONDON. May % London so
ciety Is talking about little else
than the coming marriage Of Miss
Jean Reid. daughter Of the Amcri
can ambassador to Great Britain.
and Hon John Hubert Ward.
brother OF the Earl of Dudley and
equerry.ln.Neiting 90 King Edward
At the suggestion Of King I'D
ward himself. the wedding will
take place IN the Chapel Royal Of
81 James palace This IL a great
distinction 70 the participants The
date has been fixed on June 3
King Edward viii be present Al
the ceremony, and possibly Queen
Alexandra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
RIe PIcnIc suNpAY.

Attend the picnic al Wildwood
PARK Sunday afternoon and even.
ing given under auspices OF the
Doyfe Dramatic club Dancing.
boating. baseball. etc. Take stfs.
Wildwood and Haas at Leachi park
Round trip 25 cents. az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

the sentence 10 three years. Ae-
eordina 20 army rules. Il 10 wrong
for a soldier to applaud or sanction
that which ear be rsiscoss,rved ss
berry against the public good The
United States does re, tolerate an
srehisnn. ard su~alda 10 enc 81 the
first 10 be tried for an offsnse o.
this nature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
NO RACE SUICIDE HERE.

/. HELENA. Mont. May So
. Twins wero born here yesier'
: daY 10 Mr.. and Mrs. James
: Raiston. the former a brother
Of 81 Senator 4 y itnlatan. 81
Teton county. The feature OF
the incident lies IN the fact
> that this IL the second pair OF
= twlna born 10 the wife. which.
d With a single birth last year.
. mahea a total Of five children
. within Two and onehalf Years.
lie has asked a prominent re
. publican politician 20 intefeede
win the president for a posi-.
. ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

The greatest selling out sale.
consisting Of Clothing. Hats.
Shoes. and Mems Furnishing
Goods. ever known Ia Seattle
will continue until all nerchan
disc Is sold
RAINIER CLOTHING Co.
tIoi Iirrf Ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

PORTLAND. Ore. Mar s0~The
Memorial day services OF the G A
n were held Al Lone Dir cemetery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

v. 5. Navy YARD Route Steamer
Monticello leaves Flyer dock $50
and $50 q. M, tao and p. m. .s'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

The above pictures are shose OF
tire principals in a recent army
sensatlon. Miss Emma Goldman.
knc~n ss the ~oueen o. the An
arehlsts.r iectured IN ssn Francis
co. Private eu~aioa Of the v. ).
army attended the meetings ~.
ssiaa went forward ore evening
al the close Of tire lecture. shook
hands with Miss Goldman and pub
Ileiy Acknowledged her utssranees.
Detectives had their eYes en- the
solder. tse was arrested and tried
before a ccvrt-martisl ard seF1.
fenced TO fifteen years imprison-
rnent. General Funston committed
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-30
40
GRABIEL D'ANNU NZIO

10 borraban las apagadas lentas cadencas
del mar en- bonanza.
Hlpolita,. sentada sobre el parapeto con
las esp a d apoyadas en- ell tronco de
una robinia, callaba inmoviL no atreviendose
a perturbar Ell recogimiento religioso en- que
parecla sumergido Ell amante
tOue pod1a rebelarle la luz del mas caro
sol, que aquel sencillo canto en- la noche no le
hub1ese va revelado2
1odas las imagenes esparcidas, las recien-
tes las antiguas aquellas aun vibrantes Dor
la sensaclon viva que las produjo, aquelas
sepultadas en- las capas mas profundas de la
memorla, todas Sc congregaban dentro de el.
componlendole TN espectacuo ideal que sobre-
puJaba a cualquiera mas vasta augusta
realidad.
Su terra su gente le aparecian trans
hgurados transportados fuera del TEMPO.
con TN aspecto legendario formidable. con
el paso de cosas msteriosas eternas y sin
nombre.
Una montana surgia del centro, como TN
immense tronco originario en- forma de una
teta recubierta de nieves perpetuas; bana
las costas curvadas los prOmontorios con-
sagrados los olivos I'm mar mudable iris
te, sobre el cual las velas llevaban los dolores
del luto de la llama
Cam1nOs anchos como rios, verdeando de
hler Jas y llenos de pedruscos, Y aqui ALA
senalados de huellas gigantescas. descendian
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-30
Ell TRIUNFO DE LA MUERTE

Jorge pregunto gravemente, lresDetuoso
con la CreenCla Senil.
-IY ahOra, donde esta?
I'm la PlOmpa- -contest0 e vieio.
T. 1nd1co las playas remotas ultra Ortona
sugir1endo en- Ell espiritu del hueSped la vi
s1on de aquel pedazo de provincial Teramana
Danada por el mar: una vision casi mistica de
t1erras tertles, regadas por arr0yuelos sinuo-
SOS donde, bajo ell susurro intermnabe dos Ell
alamos, un h1lo de aqua corria s0bre IN iecho
de arenas lustrosas.
Despues de un intervalo de silencio ana
dio Cola:
i'm la Piomba. con una palabra ha
detenido ell tren sobre la viai Lo ha visto
mi hiJo mo es verdad2 {Canda, que 10 ha
dicho Victo
Gambia asintio. re6riendo las particula-
r1dades del prodigio ocurrido.
Vestido con la tunica roa, el Mesias Sc
haDla dlriJido, marchando contra el tren tran
qullamente por entire los dos rieles.
Al hablar, 10 mismo ella que eli vieio
dlr1Jlan de cuanio en- cuandola mirada el
aueman hac1a la region lelana, como ST para
ellos va fuese visible La persona sagrada
del que habia de venir
Levantose Gambia fuese hacia el para
peto del patio bajo las robinias sequido de
Cola
Escucharon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-30
llATENCION!! |!

Llamamos La atencion a nues-
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