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New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
4FTER JERSEY AUTO Law
Pressure Brought to Bear 1mong
Some Leading Politicians.

rr-roro star Correspondent Of The Tribune
Trenton Jan Sit is probable that there viii oe
. con,nronnise between the automoblsts and the
,,,sore FOR the present New Jersey law, although
M concessions which will in way impair the
,,,ooro. now derived by the state will he made
News reached here to-day that the boycott de-
clared by automobile manufacturers had reached
F7ranklir Murphy, chairman of the Republican
c.. COMMITTEE Mr. Murphy has a large var
nish factory in Newark, and many of the makers
or automobiles are said 10 have Informed him that
unless the present law is changed they VIII pur-
chase this commodity in another state
This WAS followed by the news that General {.
E7duard Murray the Republican leader. OF trenton,
had got into the meshes of the boycotters Murray
makes rubber tires and day or two ago had an
order for two hundred sets cancelled as a Ie-
,1inier of what viii happen unless the law is
NAM Of the Senators were inclined 10 resent
,bnea tactirs of the automobile men. and instead
NJ rnoderating the law make 1t more stringent
Cooler heads prevailed, however. and 1t now looks
&c though the auomobists will get some con-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06

Chains OF, Tires Ruin Drf1etOay
So SAYS Park Commissioner Smith. and the Mayor
Aerees with Him.

wheels running the state roads a TACT whlch
will made clear the coming session or the
Legislature. There Is justification for the use
OF chains on tires. Last year drove my machine
nineteen thousand miles and never had chain
on the wheels. The city of Boston does not allow
chained wheels 20 be run its parkways The
chain manufacturers at the bottom or Il all
They retained Charles Thaddeus Terry, or TINS
city 10 fight their battles in Boston, and the courts
there yesterday decided that the city could keep
the chained wheels Off the parkways In the coun-
try districts the old narrow tired lumber wagons
used for hauling heavy loads have almost been
superseded by wide tired vehicles to the great bet
ter1nent OF the country roads. Now the chained
automobiles destroying the very roads that the
Wide tired wagons benehting"
When the Mayors attention was called to the
matter he said:
What Commissioner Smith says is timely and
true. Our engineers tell us that macadam streets
last only SIX months now. They used to last two
years. The automobiles with ant-shiddng chains
seem TO be responsible for the destruction of the
surface OF the Streets
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
GRAND PRIZE RACE SURE.
In 4b8ence of Grand Prir Contest
UouId Hold First Place.

Robert Lee Norrell chairman OF the contest com
rlittee and of the executive committee of
the Automobile Club of America, asked yester-
day what effect the cancsllation of the French
Grand Prfx would have the American Grand
Prize race. He stated that he had only the
cabled reports of the French clubs decision TO
rrn a race. and had not yet received any official
adyioes from the clubs foreign representative, ",
s. Hogan
should the report be true" said Mr.. Morrell,
s'the Grand Prize vii be premier International
sporting event OF the year The fact that the
Circuit d Ardennes, the big Belgian race, and the
Fiorio Gun. which fills similar role IN Italy, will
be run as well Grand Prize. will make
Il worth while for the American and foreign manu-
facturers 20 build racing up 10 the limit Of
the rules.
Asked as the peace agreement between the
American Automobile Association and the Auto
mobile Club of America, which contained clause
10 the effect that the Grand Prize and Vanderbilt
CUBS should be donated for competition 10 a cor
rora+or 10 be controlled by the Long Island Motor
Parkway Mr. Morrel stated that steps had as
vet been taken toward the formation of such as
ISOLATION but that. whether the parkway accepted
the responsibility not the Grand Prize would
he r11n and would moreover, have substantial cash
prizes attached
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
JONES TO COACH YALE.
Captain Coy Of the Football Team
Tells Of HIS Plans.

New Haven, Jan 6.-Captain Edward p. Coy. ~
the Yale football team announced tonight that
Howard H Jones. Of Excelle, Ohio would be head
coach Of the eleven next season Jones VIII he
sisted by Henry VI. Wheaton. of Philadelphia who
was halfback on the 9OS eleven.
The announcement was also made that the sched
uIe for the coming would he materially
strengthened Holy Cross. Massa chUsAtts Agrt-
cultural College and Washington and Jefferson will
he dropped and Fordham and Amherst added
Either Williams or Colgate will also be on the
schedule.
The quartprbackE will have winter practice In the
gvrnna SUM. and short spring practice for the
whole squad will be held.
Howard Jones played end the Yale tean In
1907 and last fall coached the Syracuse eleven
He is a brother of Tad" Jones.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
ROXY GETS A COLLn
Long Island Railroad Men Ado.
Faithful DOe-

There was a presentation ceremony at tn. :.
ing. the central figure being one Of the ~ no-s
ful servants of the corporation. The - lass
came as surprise leather coI,.eae We
Roxy. small. homely yellow dog. h.. +
known along the Montauk Division NJ a. oefs
Island Railroad than the oldest conductor AN's
Roxy was born in Hampstead bur r.
wore on him and at an early age and he No..
train, and Roxy took to railrosding f-o-. - 9
minute Babylon bored him more than Har,A q
so one fine day he got aboard train SO b'ss'at
Long Island City and never returned 10 tbs-s-e Y
any longer than it takes a train to 20 =. "a
them e1loes
Rcxy soon became known all over -,
Island system He had separate routes fo-e toas
and summer. aIsi seldom travelled after -,sl ma
preferring to go home with some er1uIoSss, uILs,usi
never unless the railroad man was in u,I..S =
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
TO END RATE TROUBLE.
Roads Decide to attempt Differ
PntiaL HdrmOm1atiOn.

The executive COMMITTEES OF the Trunk Line As
sociation and representatives Of the New York.
New Haven & Hartford Baltimore & Ohio Penn
sylvania. New York Central, Delaware. Lacka-
wanna & Western. Erie and Lehigh Valley lines
held meeting yesterday at the Offices of the Trunk
Line Association, No. 143 Liberty street. at which
the question of differenta1 rates thoroughly
gone into and plans discussed for traffic ar
ranGement among all the roads in the trunk line
territory.
No decision was reached as TO what form this ar
rangement would take this being left to future
meeting but it was stated that there doubt
that the differentiaI question would be settled
to the satisfaction OF all concerned
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
DINNER FOR MAXWELL AGENTS.

The annual dinner given by the Maxwell brlscoe
~Notor Company during show week to agents for the
e,faxveu motor cars was held last night at the
Hotel Manhattan. over three hundred persons be
ing in attendance From all over the American
continent these agents assembled Among the
noints represented showing the scope of the din
ner we're San Francisco, Denver, Chicago, Buff
falo ST. Louis. Dallas. Jacksonville, Cleveland,
Detroit indianapolis and many other cities of
lesser size. Representatives from Cuba Canada
and Mexico swelled the list.
The Maxwell company is firm believer in the
worth of this yearly gathering giving as it
docs a chance for thorough understa nding of
the new cars and Interchange of selling ideas
that no amount of correspondence could accom-
piish-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
sEBRING GOES TO BROOKLYN.

lanes sebring the former Tri-Stats League
,,axer who was reinstated by the National Base
hail Commission on Monday was purchased by
,ho Rrooklyn National League Club yesterday 10
10. a nosition in the outield President Ebbets
nd 70 nav cash bonus In addition 70 turning
..r tIoch a pitcher who had been drafted from
tho Harrisburg club of the Tri-State League.
7rooxIvn will also have 10 pay $500 to Cincinnati
for Sebring.
Joe Ward who also reinstated ~ the Ma
,;onaI Commission will play with the Yaakees next
season. He is third baseman-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
PRINCETON TO MEET COLUMBIA.
First Game for intercollegiate Hockey Title
Will Be Played Tonight

The Princeton hockey players. fresh from their
conouests over Yale in three successive games in
Pittsburg viii play the first game in the inter
collegiate championship series tonight the ST.
Nicholas Rink with the Columbia seven. Every
bodv Is predicting victory for Princeton but this
has b4en a season of surprises and Preston Locke
"a con hdent that the Columbia team sufficiently
well trained upset calculations. The Columbia
men have had the advantage OF practising the
home rink and since the last game in which they
nartcipa ted have shown surprising Improvement in
their play. The men skating faster and shoot
Ing straighteE
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
Notice of Summons.

StI-PRENl COURT, COUNTY OF NEW 51s1H, 5S-H,
- philip Atwster. Plaintiff against AaSos Ats,5 lsrs
Rasr,usssn Crha name Matilda being dctitiouS vsr
ants real name being unknown % NJ .So1s uE.
Safenfants and each OF them You hereby se1s -
to ansTeT 81 the @ rh IN tPis us
twenty DAYS after the service of tns sl ~ - allure
az SnDsaS sa or a2swer Judgment VIII taken 49,
by default. for the relief demanded IN tne ''-'S
ATWATE;R & CRrrKsHANK. Plaintiffs AttcrnTs.sr sare
aS S' MaSbatsn s1d fqsf ofs 1fy S9'S az New; Work.
To defendant Mary Thompson: The foresoss ~ an orasr
ifoHed non cSaTs. HRGs yFr Saessn % ssg's e
Der isos and hed complaint IN me rI5sy c
House in the Borough OF Manhattan C'S 4,
or arWSrF9 Ne~ 4 CR1-IKsHANK. Plaintiffs A'ori'
Cedar street Manhattan. New York CIV Cny-
,1I,v1fE C,1177R-7 OF, THE STATE OF NEws sTsE
y County Of New Y9T<oITt1l ae'ssSa ,sa -JENNIs<s
county KATE Is,nsi ssShsa JOSEPH IS
va IENNIE kORNHAUSER- his wife JTgSSIT-r-K =
zIG EM1I Ma < his hsHa vile t5he nss Mari Ss
iitioas her being un'noSn 70 IN ,sts
,sr9 against Kornhsussr al Detendanss s,r.oy
10 'he t s9sver the complaint In action sne
copy your answer on the ptant,ns umu1ons s1ess
Of the day service. and n eass of ySainst yus
appear Or s,r aPs%eT 1s Teef }egsTs 8esnSe IN the complaint
CANNON sEIsshI., Atsorrsss 4
once and P q. Address. Rector S'l00' -
Manhattan. York. y Y v-r-rr and Nsssss
defendants STEPHEN 'ts.+ifiosIs her -
SEII,ECK. Mary being H9'i -
name being unknown 70 pIaintiHs ,.,f b -
The foregoing summons Is served Sporabs Chsr
cation pursuant order OF tcno-.- ~ ths .
NacIean a Justice Of the supreme Sa-r 1esp =
~ New York dated the 2nd day or JaEsu. .esre q
filed with copy OF the complaint Ih -. Cr1ufT -
SIeTs OF the county Of New York. at tse wv 7cs< =
House in the Citv County and state ol ssrrrons :
IN. arr isv January. 1879 The orlss -S1ufy Cs's
-1r,DIsInt in this action fled IN salo -
Office December 8 i9fs-
Dated. January 4th. 1919
S4'->->ON - 4ttorneys for E.,ss--sss =
ono. and P q. Address Rector Stfe7
Manhattan, New York. y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
JUST PLAY FOR DEMAREsT TO WIN.
Atherton Scores in Billiard Tournament for
Baseball Players

Calvin Demarest. the ex-smate billiard cham
p'on of Chicago, two practice games at 1872
ba kline billiards at McGraw's Academy yester-
day The boy professional all but shut out J.
Meaman I'm the afternoon by the score Of $50 10 10
Demarest played strong billiards and had an aver
age Of q 20 with high runs of 81, 3s and 35
Tom Gallagher defeated for the second time
in the evening contest by the OF go to 1Ss II
took The winner nineteen innings TO complete his
string He had high runs OF 81 Il and 80 and an
average Of 1879. Gallagher averaged 1915 and
had high runs of So a and IS
Charles AtherJOn. the scratch man. won the base
ball players tournament at McGraw's Academy
bv defeating Sammy Strang yesterday by the score
of 100 to 6s Atherton won all five games he has
piaved in the tournament Strang was handicapped
at 80 and did not play up To his usual form. The
game was long drawn out. Atherton running out in
fftvthree innings He had high OF 1S. and g..
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
N. Y. U. AT BASKETBALL.
Runs Up Big Score Against Niagara in Fast
and Rough Game.

In fast and rough basketball game New York
University easily defeated Niagara at University
Heights last night by score Of Al to 1S- Shortly
after the game opened. the New Workers showed
their superiority and although the upstaters took
a brace toward the end of the first half they were
completely outclassed-
The New York University boys. who all tall
had an advantage in height. but tho excellent team
work speed and accuracy at shooting were chiefly
responsible for the victory.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
AGAINST FIFTH AVENUE COACH "a
City Can Prevent Advertisements on Ap.,-.
biIes. Court of Appeals Decides

Albany. Jan. 5-The right of the city au.b,-s
Of New York TO prevent the Fifth Avsuus -
Company from carrying advertising matter a, =
tomobiles upheld in a decision by the Cur :
Appeals to-day. The city cOntended that n. I.
vertisements on the exterior Of the ausor,-.s
violated city ordinance which prohibits asv,--s
ing trucks OF wagons running on certain straa,.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
TIGERS AFTER. COLUMBIA FIVE.

Columbia and Princeton will meet In the first
basketball game between members of the defunct
intercollegiate League in the Columbia gymnasium
tonight Both teams have played number of
preliminary games and Princeton has just returned
from a Southern trip. Columbia has been idle
since before Christmas. and practice resumed
only yesterday
The teams will line up as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
The Iine-un follows

Goals from field Wachenfed 40. Dale (sl Broadhead
81 to- Girdansky ~. Smith CD. Martin (S).
"a. o'Keefe '2. Dillon o. Goals from foul
O. keefe Dale %. Referee H. Tuohy, " 7. c..
Umpire-D Yates Niagara Tmekeepers-A Wildwood.
n. Y. L. and T. O6hea, Niagara Time OF halves
Twenty minutes each.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
WALKER MAKES ANOTHER RECORD

johannesburg. jan 5-R- E Walker. the South
African runner. esta bIished q amateur record
here to-day He ran ISO yards in Il 2-S seconds
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06

Cioais-For New York a g. Castleman ~. Shirref,
Coolican Peahody. for Nicholas. Gordon % Ref
William Russell. Hockey club Associate referee
Or Mckenzie. club tmpires Herbert O'Flynn,
crescent 4 =. Harry Rryan. Hockey Club. Time
keepers George Stebbus 4. and Mortimer
Bishop New 4 -. Time OF halves-Twenty min
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-10

dc Ponce termine en- el kiI6netro ntmero
5 de la dc Jayuya y que para clio sc nsig-
ne IA cantidad de VEINTE Y CINCo
MIL DOLLARS de los fouios existentes
en- "a Tesoreria Insul4r no destinada 4 o.
ira, atenciones. Fut tambi6n acuerdo dis
p7net que eoptas csrthicada: de esta reso.
lucion -e enwe to- Sehof5, pfssldents.
deI ConseIo Ejsceuvo. Spsaktr, Ae Ia
Camara 3 DsIegado. per 10. Ds,nto. de
Ponce y Areeib9
Y pa'a que s.r,s De ccngDicaciia 81
Sr Ral1ai Rivera. sxp'37 q presra,s .sn
Ponce a puntFo de Fst'uo q Td a5vs-
cisnt5, blsve
4 Csps4ss -ss,-s,sr.- N-E:u
pa;
Ia muJef rIcrt1r-qGo!I, tsh
muie- que tCdos sabem1> ro- aG;nla
en- me>tras lucha- en- Gs!eG-. q,
Ios rdeales de Ia patria. seguEa en-
tonce- nutncudo esta falaajs BE-
Ia Union de + Rico. De nue-,Fc-
ldcaIcs que siempre ieiend.5 Y
ayudl 3 liayar aie!ante. en-
pujaudoros con su> allsnto- y snar-
dacieni0uo- CON ,us c1uselo, v -u
patriotisuo. No tenemos GeFocha.
no poiemos ri debemGs so=teEzr
aqui, para 0poneu1- Ia aya=a!.a-
dora c0rriente dc 10 civilization 1n
emDuia hacia la iden.idad De de-
rechos po!iticos De Is muie? coma
empui6 4 que la fueraa concelis
los que en- ias leyes So le han lta
conccdiendo, ea ezls leyes que ella
tiene IA obligaci5n De cumpi!f pe-e
que 10 pueds obletar nj dar I'll lp'-
nijH.
AcuHa so!icita II tuEno r--n 81
sDs1tr dice que el que queda... .a-.
bia sidO va concedido al Sr. NJ. 60.
70 Cintr6n. que 10 soIieit5 .s4-.
mente. C0nt0rme.
NqHen59 CiHfr5H. En- c0-.rt tel
iniorme de "a COmisi6n y ea ..,1r.
del pFoyecto. Dice que ti .- 4.e
IA mujer eomplemrnta el -r- b ma
no propiaments dichD. y @ o.. 2. -iai-
CO diierenria que eEi,teen'-r 's-
p ia del sex0. Que ung -ra -' no
pgeIen coexistir. Que. pr ..-. p1T-
te. ser racioual - IA rna. ONO
20 e. el h0mbre. Gun dawrl 10 a-tuar
ella en- tod0s los 0rdeus. ae a VIDA
humana. tomand1 j. pzrrs asiIsa
que ~ inteligeaeia le Pe-m-te. : =
"a muier e. 10 qua a senlmleasos,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-10
La sentlda muerte del
autor de La Virgen de
Avila %tsf' Tsf
"Azorfn" lie atac6 en- Espafa
duramente, a raiz del estre.
no de esa obra el Franoia.


Triste notfcia. en- verdad trsio aver
el cable d les amantes de las bellas L.
trasi
Catulle Mendes, el fecundo escritor
frances cuyos tsabaios, 4 pesar de su
edad bastante madura, tenian siempre
picaresca gracia, y amenidad jovisl. y
aiicismo en- ell cual lucia Ia flexibiIidad
del spirit parisi6n con ell aristocratieo ss-
tilo do Andtole France, muri6 aplastsdo
baio las ruedas de un tren, como uuo de
esos personaies dc Las fAtidlcas noveIss
de Capendu.
FL nombre de Mendes era familiar en-
los centros litetarios del yieio y nusvo
mundo.
Tenis admiradores entusiastas de su
arte en- Madrid y Barcelona y en- Buenos
Aires = en Mexico.
a POGO do estrenarse 81 obrs Ia Vfr.
gen ID Amid. en- Paris, co Ia cual alga-
no. eseritorcs espaboles iusgaron que
babla durezas erfticn para las euales
hahia apelado Ell insigDe eschtor Z un
lalso estudio de las eostumbres rehgio-
a. de 10 ibdicads region. Asorfn eomba-
TO rudamsnte Mend6s. llamandoIs fra
casado. pero luego Enrique Comes ca.
u;llo delendi6 al mosItro-eomo 81 Ie lis
lDpll- dando cOnoesr desde las eolum-
na. De IL L,bsrdl peeuliaridsdes tDtimas
d. aqusl eAractsr bondadoso que solo
yigi5 para el arte sin desesnder Ia sof.
dhdcs 30 los cseritors mordaeeS pos ODD.
rads maners DE ser y basts por efScis.
Con este insigne euentisia. son ya dos
l9y eseritores publieOs que has psrseido
IN estos Gltimo. tiempos. bsio lss rss-
das De IN tren 90 Paris.
II otro fue 10 baee mueho un Ioye1 poe
Il Iineho. intIrDo de Rnbts Dzrso.
Este iua heshO pedaIos sa b ssta<ids
central. , - eusfpo iut recogido ds In
yias en- informs. pedsios. fisndo Il IL
ideuiiiisado pr sgs amigos Iisesaios ~
His?ano Anfrisa, pos rsssos De IL ts.
Pas qGs vestia-
Is Higies nusrIs Dc Nsndts. r&pse
zsusral sstapor sb PARA. como Va no<s-
riAmos aver GO "a sseei6s sshlzxr6lIss
is La ooEEEsFDSDEseiA. porqus era tsa
Il a4t5r D. n Jsrals q Bss4sss. A h.
ass p1psilrss iieratos 1s PEsls
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-10

da en- Italia, Espaha 9 Francia. por
Alberico 8 Albert.
Antes de 1907. cuando Juan Basin
public6 ell nombre, no Sc habia en-
eontrado en- ningGn documento i'm
preso, nj en- nigun manuserlto de
autoridad reconocida { incontesta-
BILE.
Mr.. Jules Maroon pretende que
gu teoria de un origen nativo, para
el nombre de America. hs sldo acep-
tads en- Espsha, Hispano America
y con algunas excepciones en- los
Estsdos Unidos, en- Francia. Alema-
MIA Italia ha causado duda v sor-
presa, aunque el Gltimo lugar tiene
el apoyo del ge6grafo De Turin Sc
nor Guido Gova.
No uueda duda de que Vespueeio
visito Ia costa de Mosquitoes, al pie
de Ia Sierra Amenkua Y que el nom
bre fue eomunicado por los oiiclaies
v hombres de tripulaci6n de csta ex-
pedici6n- Schooner el ge6grafo. de-
eIar6 en- 15l5 que el nouIbge era "a
popular en- Europa
Tambien esti fuera de duda. que
una edici6n de una earta de Nespuc
cio. en- su teroer viaie. tiene el nom
bre de Amerigo en- lugar de AlberIco.
La l9z. edici6n tenia Albsncus
v despuss Las edici0nes tenian Abe
rico. La que tenia el n0mbre de
AmerigO en- Ia primers p2gIna Sc
public6 en- 1906. Dice Maroon que
no Sc ha ereido nunea que fusra una
variaci6n de Albkrico, sino mas blen
Ia adoptaei6n de Amerrikua nDmbre
va oonocido = aplicado en- el nuevo
nundo, al apellido de yespuccio pa
"a dissinguirlo de suS hom5nimos.
Dr.. n. GBe0ls.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-10
Sc lerrota.

sc derrota.
Que el autor del bill slicita lao
emancipation de la muier y no sc
ha fijado en- que esa emancipation
rcsulta solo d medias, puesto que
para que resulte una completa idcn
tidad, hay que emanclparla dc to-
dos deberes.
Z CanaLes. La ley Sc los imponc to-
dos. ..... (ApIausos).
Speaker. La ley no impone d Ia
mujer uno de los mas grandes, de-
los subIimes deberes que ell hombre
ticne Y es el dc derramar su sangre
por la patria, el de defender cl hogar
comlin, el de abandonarlO todO pa
IA con su vida salvar la famllia, el
hogar, todo 10 grande y todo 10 res
petable de la humanidad. como es
ri mlsmo hogar en- que con la muIer
iorma la iamiIia y con ella los pue-
blOs....l
Dice que el proyecto en- 81 no en-
rraha NADIA DC verdaderU waller =
~nIo e presenta escudado con un
pumposu titulo, un titulu sugc-tiv"
para conoeder identidad de derechu>
/ j la muler, cuando solamente ~ re-
/ fiere d Ia concession del vDto electoral
/ dnicu derccbo. y derecho pulitico
de gu. no disiruta en z REQ 10
muier.
/ Dice que baio el imperio romano
/ c.taEa % muler suJeta al caro- del
dr-prtismo y de Ia tiranla del hom-
hrc pero que Ia hermnsa d0ctrIna
Re aquel judo de palida faz que oou
-. -angre reg6 II suelo de ludea y
cn q Golgota marco una nueya SEN
IA q Ia humanidad. varilndO 81 rum
l3 de los prOcedimicntoS v eOlocan-
.!a ) Ia mujer en- al pucsto cn que
hYv. Ia-puts de ~ -iglos. solo ba
L. Una exception en Turquia Y Ell
g.ra- 9cmutns pai-e- De Asia. e-tu 2.
iuza del hogar por 81 amor que
r.as. ln aya-alla = CON IOs ml-mD-
lc.lchus aUuque no con los mi-mO-
,.rte.e-. cue q hOm.bre.
Qae gealmgutc, results ia mujer
tenieni0 mas dereChos que los hOm-
ure- = Ggr el pFoyecto De ley del
~ Ca1ale. s1Io trats de coueederI
el decr-ao de slirag.o, Do 10 q. resgi-I
tart4 7-ls ron clio. tenisufo ia mg-
Iar 1.le 1rIpar-s DE- e.eroiiarlo, ne
rr-sr.aurate teIdil ql- atando-
ra- "rfa- deieres cgvD eImplimisu-
o. .- 5a mAE0r inter- para Il h0zat
para D. -oeiedad.
U-a que j Cisiiz1 que ME IN y
Ri-s % saiustg ! iugsEa De ser e.
laate v c5ta como comprehension
como se haee la nspArtiri6n lie "a
nauciAlcs en- los casos he viudedsd
) que e gAsto De lgto Dc 4 viuda
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-10

funcionos de la inteligencia Y vida
ffsica y moral Sc refiere puedc v debc
considefarse como Tin scr rarional
tie Ia misma condici6n que cl hom-
hre, no veo porque no ha dc podcr
torhar parte en las mismas funcio-
nes de la vida social que aquel.
|. Dice que hacienda cualquiera
Investigation en- el ancho campo
de Ia historic, Sc encuentra sicmpre
el eSpirItu luminoso v grande de una
mujer impulsando unas veccs, pero
reallzando otras. en- Ia mayor parte
de los casos. las mas sublimes obras
que han marcaio nuevos derroter0s
! Ia Clvlllzacl6n V prestado grandc-
serviclos q Ia humanldad. Rccucrda
que el descubrimiento De America
e dene al cenio de una mulcr; ia
reyna Isabel primera de Castillo.
que impulse. ayud6 priHo'rlImrH'e.
=. immortal Colon 5 llevar . a,sc 81
Icto :.e sac6 IN mundr 4 la uvI-
iizIe-E el descuhrimicnto u4-
1il. 1e Ia historic human
t' cl case de Juara de Att0 en
g... p. lncontrastable cnergia &c Gna
c. .t~ '!e una simple pa~tora. salva
q ia lr.acia de caer en- ri ahi,m9 !
r... hJrds se .encontrab4, & impll-
-....al patH0tlsmo de todr VA pge-
.. i,1 el desteuato de Reims. Car
no habia podiAg empujar, lu-
-. c7me el mas csiurzado adall,l
e-pada al elnto, embrazand1 81!
.a.GO de los fuerte, guerrcros jc
rpoca. bate i I0s ingleses. gIia
LIs mas valiante- cahlller0.. g
l-4s un reguero de -anzta de SIS
r1rmlgos, .aleanza ID que muchr-
-r.4adGs valeros0s H. h4lian pnii-
30 O5tener. la libertaA de Ia pal-a
y IA derr0ta de sus PgteHtss encm.-
E0s.
Concluye ei Sr. Mat.eazo d.cIer
4ge podria hallar un insgOtable iuen
te de magnificos ejemplos en- Is ul.-
tOTia del pueblo Cuya religion pra:e-
- ei dign0 presIdeute De Ia Caml-a.
qlsien pIeie seglraments trle- nue.
yos recaerdos b.st6ric0s al debate.
FL Fpsakes dela Ia prcsidzucil a.
Sr. MIHoz Rivera y Va ( a-zImc--
tar. Para sJ-teneE RI inf0rmg 1s D.
C0msa6n en contra del BIZ.
Dice qus a ser preentaI, esq
proyecto tuyD IA vaEa intu.ejn da
que. apesar de tepresentar una idea
noble y impifiea. hahria De ssr
derrotAdo en- "a e&mara: pcro Que
el pais debe sabcF COMO y pos qtG