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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
WAR ON GRATING
AUTO DRIVERS
Professional Chauffeurs Who
Hold Up Dealers Are to
Be Exposed
Movement Under Way to Stop
Cutting Prices on All Lines
of Accessories
By r. r. FHOmmedieu

The san Francisco garage owners
held a meeting last night and organ
izec for their mutual benefit At the
meeting We're representatives OF the
tire and sundries houses. and the ques-
tiOn OF cutting prices was discussed al
length There IS undoubtedly q strong
movement uEder way 10 bring about a
more substantial condition IN the auto
mobile sundries trade. All sorts OF
prices have been quoted for the same
article by different firms. Il has had
the effect OF making the automobile
owner distrustful, for he generally
feels that he is being overcharged. IN
keeping with this same idea, the cali
fornIa chauGeurs' association is being
reorgauized- Those who are doing the
reOrganiZing desire 70 bring dignity
70 the organization. and in seIf-prO-
lection are going 20 wage war on
the grating chauffeur. II is known
that tires and automobile sundries can
not be sold 20 many OF the automobile
owners except The chauffeur on the
car IS properly handed q perQuisite, IN
holding strictly 70 his price has been
made 10 feel the loss. Il is this class
OF chaUffeurs that the chauneUrs' as
sociation Is going 70 show up When
this Is done the automobile owner viii
ind that his bill for accessories viii
be much less than they are Al the
present time In fact Il would pay an
owner IN the long run 70 do his own
purchasing n line with this same
idea, an owner would find that his car
would keep in better condition II. when
something seems 70 be wrong meChan-
icaIly with his car. he would deal d.
rect with the agent The agent wants
his car 10 run satisfactorily and viii
do all IN his power 10 gain this re-
suit, but q grating chauffeur who has
Tul swing can put the best car out
q business. which means 6issatisfac-
rion 70 the owner and the purchase OF
g. new car, which the chauffeur has
been working for. 50 that he can make
z Commission. This was demonstrated
in one OF the endurance runs Of this
season when Z dealer said that the
car competing which made a perfect
score. never being stopped once for the
slightest sign OF trouble. had been
taken back from an owner because he
was having trouble with Il The dealer
said that Re knew the car 70 be per-
fecI. hut could not convince the owner
on account OF the amount OF confidence
ne had IN his chauffeur, who was
known 10 be causing trouble. The
dealer did NOT dare 70 come cut TOO
strong, for the chau1eurs who prac-
tice this grating seem 10 be banded
together. and IL would be 2 costly
proposition 70 fight them. With the
chauEeurs' association taking the
stand that Il proposes % 90, with the
assistance Of the deelers IN cars and
sundries, along with the garage own
ers. II VIII be but q short time before
the grafters are shown Up Il their
true light.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30

the heels reinforced with steel the
visitors naturally thought that there
was something not just right about the
shoes and refused 20 go on with the
pull On top OF the previous question.
then. comes the query. when IS q spike
not q Spike2
To person who has never known the
British ~bobbie" personally This would
seem 10 be a knOrty problem. but the
those who have seen the policemen
on duty and been sobservant enough 10
note the style OF shoes they wear Be
II known that in the course OF a week
the British peelsr gathers in something
like IS or 81 as remuneration for
his services and has psrfOrcs 10 be ex-
tremelV economical The paVements
which they have 10 tread are very hard
on leather. so 10 is customary 70 have
the soles OF the shoes studded with
Jackets" and the heels surrounded
with a plate known as a heel plate"
This is tie British poiicsman's ordinary
walking shoe. and naturally they wore
them IN the tug OF war
A 'tacket" may seem like a spike &C
a stran ger. but there is'a wide distinc-
ton A Jacket IS simply a nail which
IS driven into the sole and prorrudes
about a quarter OF an inch II is about
an eighth OF an inch in diameter and
there are about 50 OF them 10 a shoe.
When is a spike not a spikeT" comes
easy after this explanation the answer
being, when IL j. Jacket" At that.
however. the Bririshsrs had an unfair
though the officials probably thought
their regular footgear.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
Spanish Queen First in
Big Trotting Event
George H. Esfabrook's Mare
Wins HOncrs i'm Merchants
and Manufacturers Stake

DETROIT, July 29.-with three out
OF six starters winning heats the
1908 renewal Of the Merchants and
Manufacturers 1rotting stake proved
one of the hardest fought since the
institution OF the event in 1883. Span
ish Queen, owned by George H Esta-
brook of Denver won first money under
the five heat plan OF racing. although
the old fashioned system would proba-
bly, have given the honor 10 Alceste,
driven by Geers.
Fully 10000 persons turned out and
saw the exceptional work on fast
Dean. whose entry won the Chamber
OF Commerce stake, was & strong IA
vorite. Fleming Boy led all the way
IN the first heat finishing an easy
winner, while Spanish Queen barely
saved her distance after a break Next
time Spanish Queen acted finely, and
collaring Fleming Boy al the three
quarters. she came so fast that ne
broke and gave the heat TO Denver
mare. The third heat was q repetition
Fleming Boy was leading past the
three quarter pole and left his feet IN
the stretch, Spanish Queen jogging
Fleming Boy showed them the way
In the fourth mile, breaking again IN
the stretch. and this time when Span
ish Queen came by she was attended
by Alceste, that mare beating her by
half a length. Spanish Queen took
the lead at the half in the NTH heat as
Fleming Boy was tired and again II
the stretch Alceste rushed and beat
her in the last few yards
Under the five heat rule. Spanish
Queen. standing best in the summary,
took first money. and Alceste second.
There were cheers for the last heat
winner. also for Spanish Queen and
Driver Macy, who was presented with
a floral flag
Summary:
2:I5 psce. purse s.. 600. in heats-Arthur
woa three straight heats IN 2;oSls. 2:07ss
2.oe. Star Patch. Miss Castle. Shsdeland. Nut
lear Our King and Gene Whitc0mb also started.
Merchants and Manufacturers stake. SO, ,000.
2.24 trot, IN he8ts-Spanish Queen Won the
second and third heats and the race n 2.01A =
2:oS- AlceSte won the fourth and fifth heats il
2.0TIs 2.o7ss. Fleming Boy won the first heat
IN 2-oS Bonnie Way. Tsndetta and Flcrence
30 not. purse 1900. ? in heats-Han-
burg Belle wen the first and third heats IN
2-05it 2:17-.. Sterling Mckinney won the
second heat IN 2.14- Susie " Chinese Bel.
Munic. Gold Bur. Miss Adbel and Mochestsl
2:oa pace. purse 1900. . in 3 heats-Red Bow
won two straight heats IN 2-o=ls. 2-05- Charley
Hal. Brends YoTke Miss Georgia. Leslie Water
man Rsoul ". William c. R1snFille, Shzughrsn I,
Major Brino and Arrow also started
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
Question of Shoes the
Cause of DiScOrd
Spikes in Footwear OF Liverpool
Boobies" Threatened 10 Dis
rupt Athletic Relations
By Bob Sha1d

When is q walking shoe not q walk
ing shoe?
II sounds like frivolous question.
but il IS not OF the family OF when
is an egg7~ Instead il is q question OF
sufficient Importance 10 cause an IN
pleasantness between two nations and
threatens 10 disrupt the athletic rela-
dOns between Great Britain and the
United States The question arose az
the Olympic games when the American
tug Of war team refused 70 compete
with the Liverpool "bob0ies'i on ac-
count OF the English "peelers~ wearing
shoes the like OF which the Americans
had never seen. The rules gOverning z
the competition state that only ordi-
nary walking shoes are 10 be worn
by the competitors, SO when the police
men took up their places at the rope
with their feet ilcaSed in footgesr
which was studded with spikes and
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
CHARGES AGAINST BURNS
Affidavits Accusing Him of In
reference With Jurors

The affidavits OF Ruef and others
charging Detective William J. Burns
and two OF his assistants with inter
fering with Jurors who might be chosen
10 try him were fled with Presiding
Judge Sturreysnt yesterday by Attorney
Ach. Judge SturIeTant took no action
upon them yesterday. He will first
decide whether there IS a sufficient
cause OF action stated In the affidavits.
and II he concludes that there is he
VIII then either hear Ruef'E motion 10
have Burns cited 10 show cause why
he should not be punished for con-
tempt, or he viii assign the matter
70 some other department OF the su-
perior court
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
COLONEL FENNER.s CHALLENGE

CololeI Feuler q Les Angeles has Eelt clsl-
le--e 20 several q TIE local dealers. vel 5
r11ss n s1u-he-l California 1oC the annual race
~ Mount Bal1T- No Q-e has cone forward wiki
desire - p5- his car against TIE coi0lels White
steamer The challenge q the White owner, n
cersll. IS follows We VII S1E car,
any make. any driver @ any horsepower, from
Los Angeles 70 the e1d of what : known as the
.ce1tE-T rul' Cp Lttrle Bsldy mountain. q dis
rEEce q LOO miles There = lz1tt % the
ZCEbe- Ct machines that nay enter tie race;
Tie rsce 70 bs IN ta- an entry Zee q 81 ,oq0
and rEe Fel1eE trophy wLtcl was presented 70
-he course last year and which IS % Be PePrpeF-
uzred II The Tezriy race 20 Be rUn over this
course. Tie winner OF rne race Is 70 take al
tLe uo1ey. the rsce 10 be ru1 September -. and
ne e1gry Zee nav Be deposited with auy reSpC1-
sihle newspaper n thts city bv July 81 81 6
O'Clock N - evening. which VIII be the latest
tine that any entry nay be made. and 10 con-
1es-elr VIII - considered eligible unless Tie
entry fee IS put Up IN the shape q Z certified
cheek O. CT befo-e Friday, July 81
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
FAREwELL no RrsHoP

A farewell reception to Bishop ]. ".
Hamilton viii be given by the Netho-
dist churches OF the city tomorrow
evening at S o'clock in the parlors OF
the Wesley church. corner OF HAYES
and Buchanan streets c. B. Perkins
viii preside and addresses will be made
by Drs. Z r Ollie. ". G Evans W s.
Matthew. Z. Mines and Mrs. Stanley
Webster Bishop Hamilton viii short
~ transfer his headquarters from san
Erancisco 10 Boston. having been as
signed charge Of the district OF New
England by the late general confer
ence held es Baltimore.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
CONTINUE THE HOVER CONTEST

PITTSBURG. July 2s--Ir was de-
cided today 10 continue the automobile
contest for the Hover trophy. and the
two cars which are stiu in the race.
Nos 100 and 103. left Pittsburg for
Bedford Springs. Pa, shortly before
noon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
10 sCRTTINTZE SANCTIONS

II o-der thst al applications for sanctions
nay be carefully se-urinized special commit
tee for this purpose was des =1ared By tie pres
Idenr q the American autcuohfe association
cc-sisriuz q HarF 7. Clinton. frank G. Webb
and A. 2 pau1inEro1. Race meets VIII Tot be
sanctioned except where competent officers are
assured. s1d their appointment VIII b. made 8
coalition cf tie granting q the sanction The
rzeing rules having been drafted by e. commit
re wherein the automobile manufacturing ssS1-
IarLuus were represented. and the necessity fo-
the-r proper Interpretation i essential IN the sat
.sfecrory conduct q rsce meets. and u i an-
rsre-r that this can Only be secured by
l1sisEe1ce upon competent and unbiased officials
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-30
NOTES OF THE ALTO

- horsepower four cylinder Rambler tour
i1g car has been sold by ThoZ2s 3 Jehe-y &
Angeles for 8 Customer II mat place. l. H
Bill, local uansger. says that the 8 horse
power four cylinder seven PASSENGER kslnolers
WI Be ready for delivery IN oetoher-
Word has been received al Del Monte from
:. 5 Coawsll. the head q the Auto Vehicle
state b. the T0Crist CTue-s VII reach That
place On August Is. stop over TIE lsta VII
be made This VII mean that tie Tourist Owe
eEs viI be Il san Franeiseo OF the 1Tth-
Announcement has Just been made hT the
z r Thonss uotor company that u has al
last solved. after years q hard work, the great
proble1 q reduction q welght IN The manu-
1scrure q the automobile.
The comueny's engineers have for some time
ATTEMPTED - produce car which would weigh
but Urrie more than twice its passenger capsc-
revolution Vas made possible They have pro
duced 3 SIX cylinder car which VII carry SIX
seats facing fo-TErd-Ehlch weighs complete
w5rhout gasoline. water. lub-iesrinE 0I o. extra
psrts 2.ce0 pounds TIE average sGtOuobile
weighs I've O. SIX times rs passenger capacity,
but this new car. which : 70 ne known a the
model L Go Tomas nyer- weighs bst little
more than twice is passenger capacity.
Having become convinced q the growing de-
uEld for the buggy about type q automobiles
the Srulsbsker Eterests in South Bend. Ind
have set il molten q part q their machinery
% arrange for the marketing of 4 new produc-
non along this line. which s 70 make is sp-
pearznce socn- Arrangements for the nsnufsc-
rure of the vehicles have recently been con
pleted- but alrea1E an order has been PLACED
with q large lrn Tor q number % TIE chasers-
That prominent concern the big EsgOn
makers could join the rzEks pt the builders ef
the LiEh wdeel machine Is SiEni1csnr OF the
is therefore q considerable importance 70 the
trade The venture IN the buggy abort fed was
taken after 4 careful sounding 0t the market
through tie agencies q an enormous vehicle
business closely IN touch with tie agricultural
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-05

Elias auxiliRn al pueblo de Council Bluff
cadoH de In Iocalidad. Van de- una parts
otra en- buHCa de aquelIol geTeB que ne.
CeHitan syuda = auxilio.
Todo estaba en- lR intsligenoiR de Liz.
sic. IPsro que fu6 10 que pas6 lR bora
del reocgimiento por lR noche? Cuando
todRs las hsVmRnRs fueron dar gTaoiaB
Dies por q bsnefciog que habfan re,
cibido, iqu6 fu6 10 que vino ID imRgioa-
ci6n de Ia heEmana Ganevs? AHA & 10
lejaE, la Ciudsd EeparAdR del hospital.
Ella Bsli6 10 teFTaz3 = VIC 10 ilUminR'
ci6n de luz el6otricg vino su pengRmien.
to Las nihaB bRilando al comp6s de dulce
md ,icB; Ion hombreB hacienda 81 amor &
bellRs j6veneE; Ias madFOB con sun Pc
qukn ID ca uuB bTaEoR; los vieioB dramas de
lR amiBtad las alegrfaB del hogaF.
Pero la hsFmana Geneva no 80 Rgugt6.
iTsndria ella medic de que alg6n dis sas
biiiIanta mundo toCaTR Bu ooTRz6D? IACago
no 10 habfa dicho la 1upeEioTa que no OIL
vidaran los votes y pFomaaRB heGhss &
Dioa9 mo habEa viRto indifsrents pssar
& Ga lRdo los j6vansR2
Pal6 tempo Ia hermRna Geneva eats
ba fisme. Con los a1os y 10 experiencia,
% amor pacisnta 4 ls hsTmandAd SO hizo
pEoverbial PeTo e1tr6 on IA vida sl
hombre. Ests era Orange r. Dye dsH
csndiento de una buanR fAmiliR de Coun'
Gil Bluff. Sc debs ERber que 81 hospital
de San Bernardo Cd una msgufiea inHtitu
tuci6n con todos los mejoTsB ade' a9toB y
que muchAs vscsy neceaitR del tTabajo
de buenoB h9mbEeV.
Elite j6ven Dye Lego 81 hospital llama
do para hacsF trab1jos. Pero deBpu6B 81
amor Ie retsnfa en- 81 hospital. Una dulce
profunds inclinRci6D envolvi6 4 Rqae'
lloI dos asrel
AL principle 81 conveTaaci6n rsoafa On
las necelidGdss del hoBpitRl DsBpu6B 30
hsbl6 msnos do necsaidadeu mss de
md ice. Dye era afcionado & Ia m6sicR
uu cantor de gran habiIidad La hsE'
mana G5nevS era la que diFijfR 81 canto
On al coro de Ia oRpills.
Ent6nceE, como todtB Los aEarteP, Ee
olvidaron de todo msnoB de aqueIlaB dul'
ces hiatorias de RmoTeG que tan claERs &c
lsfan en- BuS asmblanteF. y
Dye eatabB deBSIentadoS con las oFde
nRnzaB del hospital. HsEmRra Ganeva
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-05
Lizzie M. WeIch.
Luz eI6ctrica en- Bayamtn.

Ya % eItEn coIoca ado en- slgunas caBaG
de Bayam6u los coEroDpondisntea apaFatoI
para Ia iuutalAci6n del alumbrado eI6c.
trico.
Tan prouto como ID 'Colonia EEpun.-
lS" de alIf instaIe, On EuE AmpIioB IaloneI
aqusl alumbEado, que Buponamou gsT6
mediadoH del coYEients mes, veEifcsTG 81
baile msnEual. que FsEultark sspl6ndido, &
no dudRFlo, con 81 doble motive de cele'
bEaE dicho csDtEo la Inauguration de IL Iuz
al6etriCR.
Ya 10 sabsn, puss, los que Hue'sn ffs,
ca ntaF Los bRileG de la ColoniR, para que
90 vayAn pFepaTando, debiendo adveEtiE,
de paBo, que no habr6 invitRcione8 para
aqu0lloB j6veneg, que pudiOndo BoIicitaE al
iugreso como BocioG de ID EefsEids COIonia,
no 6guTOn coma tales 81 dia On que % CO
IobEs 81 baiIe auunciado. KIt
Y antes dc tsEminaE creo op0Rtuno I'D.
VeEtiF, para evitar coDjstuEss, como las
que Bs han venido hacienda hants aquf
que 20 nj soy lCorIesponBAl de este psTi6
dico nj de otrO RIguno.-JoFgs Ssnra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-05
La gIaCiosa nina Amelia Rivera faIIs
clio en- Caysy.
Han GOntInuldS Ids GIl5Os Il Ilgts d IDS Is.
CuOIaS.
(De n~sstrO oOrrsspOnsal. )

Mayo 2.~Hoy, tral cruentR enfsrms.
dad, abandon6 Il snvoltu1a material, Ia
gEaCioER nina Amelia Rivera, hiiR nman.
tilimR de don Rafael del miImo RpeIlido.
Con % bondRd, Amelia conatituia 81 en-
CRnto dc loG oBpo1oG Rivera Apopts. Io1
cuRles lIoFRn la irTeparable p6rdidA del
qusEido seT.
Aver 30 enContrabA en- euts pobIaci6n
con liCsnOiR limitadn, 81 tonients Gim6nez,
comandante del puelto de Ii poIiCfa inBu.
lag dc OaguRO.
Como IL plaza principal, bsjo IL di.
EoCci6n dc nuOltro Ayuntamionfo, hR Bufri.
do mejOERB de confederation, IaH damRs
4 hAn tornado pOr % Cusnts y he Rhi que,
diaTiRments Hs We muy concuIrida.
-AnteGyeT, TsgFeB6 dc B8rEanquitas
dondo fuePR sn aBuntoB del BsEViCio, 81 te.
niente Bird, jefe actual de o1te puOBto.
Hoy han COntinUado lRB CIRgou d0 ii.
gl6A OEdsnRdaI por 81 inspector del diutri.
to para ojeFCiCio del id7oma dicho. TomR,
ron pARts log eduCaGioniutaH niguiantea:
Puente CsbolIeEo, Taberns, sBntini, VGz.
quez la GimpGtiea , mode1ta joven Bafo.
rita E8tolR TFiRA In Il pEkctiCR dc di.
Chas Clageg, demo1traEon afoiOncia Ios pFnc
ticanteS.
5Hi1o MiaH LytIe obIsrvaCiOnsI aIgu.
no de GlloH2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-05
BasiliO MsIsHdez, de Msnati, para
Ia GarceI de LTecihO.
Cu1tid POT Ia pnhlaGi6n TaPidamsn-
ts Ia aIsrma de fusgO.
UnOs Dc los b0RItus kIuikHIis ID plaza prInsIplI
Hil6 pSr tuius 8Us eOniuRus.
ts Ia aIaIma de fusgO.
{ De nuestrO eOrTespOnsal) J


Mayo 2.-Ayer Bs cslObT6 81 iuicio de
BAHilio Melendez (a) "ChiVo" Dor aco.
metimiento , agFsli6n CON CircunaIanCinu
agEAVAntoE la peEHonaIidad dc don Julio
Pinto, desflAndo poE Ia Corto municipal
an HinnumeEo dc Itigou. Oidan Lar prus.
bAB 81 jusz 10 oondsn6 an aGo HsiH msssI
de cArcol, 81 cuRI saIi6 para Arscibo &
cumplimOntAF dicha Bsntencia.
Aver tRTd0 cundi6 r6pidamsnts Dor
lR poblaci6n lR aIRFma do fusgo. Nos di.
FigimoB 81 lugAr del sinisatro vimou con
Bentimiento que uno de loB bonitpH kioBcou
de Il plaza principal AEdia por todnH par
teG.
No VAlisTou los eafusrzoH que hicisFun
Iol VScinoH en- general, para RpIacar 81 vos
rae elsmonto, no pudiendo EaIYarHo nada.
Un nobEino del duGno del kiouco Tssult6
gFAVamente qusmajo ingreuando en- sI
hospital. In policfa luch6 haEoicamsnta,
Ri fuVgo Ee debs una Iata dc RlsoIina
gus habfa On 81 interior del deupncho aI
tismpo de prendHF 81 fog6n del cafe uaIta'
ron uuaB chiBpag que iLhamAron Ia lata.
Las psrdidRI oCRHionRdaG % caIcuIRn @
400 dollars distribuidoH en- Il nfRuients
foEmR $50 loE sfsctoH que contsnfa 81 kioH-
CO pertenecienteg al RFrendatRrio don Car
mslo SAnchsE $50 el sdifcio totaIments
destruido propisdAd dc don Carlos OGorio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-05

E se1or John Resell Sc musstra
muY satisfecho de'Puerto Rico.

Lon Igulentc9 infoHmeI hemo1 obtenidn
FeforentOs & Ii visits estR iOIR az an dir.
tiDguid0 senior. El MiegCoIo1 pP6ximo
enbaToRFG para Loo EEtadou Unida8 sbor.
do del "San juan, 81 diDtinpuido cabR.
llsEo northumberland, Mr.. John g. Ronuall,
banquerC de Wilmington, DsI., qui6n ha
pormaneCido entire n0sotr0a poT eBpaciO de
cuRtIo BomRnaG.
Donpu6I do hRbsT FGalisRdo an viaia 81
rsd0doE de ID iElR, viaitando entire otFas las
ciudadeg de Ponce, Yauco, Gu6nica Ma.
yGgiiss, EegTeIR 81 BefioE RolsaIl "a pAfs
mAnifeatRnd0 GstaT enCAntRdo con Ia b0lIe.
q de ls islR = agradAblemente impreuio,
nado con 81 cRE6cteT , cuItuFR da aus ha.
bitantes.
DurRnts % satRdfs en- Puerto Rico Ue
informs que hR pFaEtAdo adsmfU gran
Gt9nCi6n 81 estudio del desenvoIvimiento
industrial, social y OgEfCola dc u iuIa ,
que ls mueHtFR RltRmente gAtiafscho con 10
que hR vilto y las Opinionos que hR dido,
asi como con loE F6pides progresses que Ua
elt6n hacienda tendencies todor q ndolanto
de 10 i1la y bienG1taE general de rus hRbi'
tanteB, GEpFeIGndog0 GdGm6n On Lon riguien.
tsB t6rminoB 81 hablar de Gu vinita:
- III CAm4AQ no u6 0Qc0nGR2o0 MQ0
gente atenta , agEadecida. He sido reci
bido On tOdau pREtsI con el mayor regpeto.
no hAbi6ndO1ems diupenuado sino las nd.
eXquisitsB mueutrau de Garlic amfnssd.
So me hR ofreCidO toda cIaGe do fncilida.
der para inveItigaT Lon mas intsreuantsg
pFoblemas que I0 reIacionan con 81 futuro
de la illa, = regrsIAre mi pRtria compe,
netFAdo mejoI y de una manera mas am.
Plia, con las aBpirRCionss necesidades do
loB pueEtorTiqueflOE. Mi iniCo poIar CON.
lints en- que no puOdR paEmRnecsr m6H
tempo en eIta encantRdola isis, para aaf
podeF diAfrutRr de Hu agERdsbilisimo CIims
? ffatsrnizRE de una mRneEa mss general
con % pueblo"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-05
LIZZIE PERDIO PROM
to Ia VOCaCi6n y Dye
Ia hizO rOmpGr sus
VOtOS.
DeSPueS de VOIVeT al muRdO, contra
jeTOn matTim0niO y ellie dice que
eS muy feIiz.
LRepraduoldo do n. =. world.1

Cunndo Orange r. Dye, de Council
Bluffs, Ia, Lizze M Welch, de Chicago,
con0CidR en lR igleBiS como lR "HermRra
Gsneva," 40 cRGaEon el I de Ma.zo tiltimo,
on 81 Hospital de San Bernardo, ans de
lRH mas hsFmosRa inHtituoionea que poHse
10 igleHiR CAt6lica romano en- 81 vale dc
MiEouEi, FeFdia una Rctiva hij,; misn.
tTaA este RCto ss llsVabR cabo BuS compR.
haFas del convsnto peTmanecfRn de EodillAB
pidisndo Rl TodopodeFoBo que las librRTa
de jam6a incuEFiE en- una tentaoi6n como
aquella. Hace once sfi9s que Lizzie entE6
en- 81 Hospital de San Bernardo, diIigido
por HermRnRs de la Carload, como unS
novicia. ApenRB tenfa dies aaia amos,
peEo TepFessntando msg sdRd llama de
fsrv1F Eeligioso. Parcels daVota piadoBS
y lego 81 dis do profiIAr on compRhts de-
otTaS tres nifiW que CAmbiaban BuB blancRB
VegtiduEaB poE el negro hAbito que oFdalR
la congregation de HsrmAnaa de lR Ca
Eidad.
En- ID hSrmoIa CspilIR del hospital de
San Bernardo, ontabln Teunidou dignida.
deH dc Ia iyleAia aBi como tRmbisn to1oB
los peTEonsjss distinguidos del valle do
Missouri, Omaha, y Council Bluff, docto.
res y fiIantEopoE. El altar sBtRbA cubislto
con f ares pero nipgunR era tan bslIa como
Ia cara de Lizzie con sua EuKvas EoBRdan
mejillaV, BuI azuleB Jos bTillando con gazo
BRB lRbioB tembloEoEoH con unR nusVa
mREavilloRR felicidad.
Las otERs noviciaa eatRbRn triGtes lloran.
do la BsraVaci6n de sua fAmiliares. EI
goso de Lizzie Wslch al entrar en- enta
heEmRndRd no 90 podia compRFaE con ma.
do. Cuando lR hsrmRuR BupeTioHR rec.
tor le dieTon ell nombEe de "HeEmSnR Go.
news" poF Ia primeTa VIZ en- "a vida vic
ella IN hogar una famiiia porquo ella
era solR en 81 mundo. al pie del altar
eHtAbRn Las Cuatro novicias llevRndo veloB
blRncoB, mientrRa las hsEmRnRB mAyoreB
en- 0l ssEviCio = GxpeEiencia, las exhoTts.
ban en- el momento en- que no entTegaban
elias On Cu0Epo , alma 81 GeTviCio &c DioR.
Cuando el servioio termin6 70 hschsB her.
mAnRg, tenfRn sl sitio do honor On la fsEtR
que 90 hAcfR para la celsbrRci6n dc BuB
badRs con la iglssiP.
LRH vieiaB hslm1nsA lss vigi!sbsD, Isg
Rnimabsn pRrs sl cumplimisnto de suS
debsreE, laB acsEiCiAbAn , todss les hAcfa1
plRCenteEos les momentoH.
La heFmRnR Gtn6vA cFey6 que nuncR
tendFfS un me- m snto mas fsLiz On 81 vida.
LAs hsTmaDaH del hospital de San BarnRr.
do no sHtan incomunicsdas del mundo,
Elias cuidan epfaYmoG deavalidos, elias
ampaTan rinaa RbandonRdcB, buEc6ndole
an Etfogie, pEotsjen los deBImpaFAdoR