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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-13
AYso Al PUBLlC0

La mstzicula do alumnos para las
escuelas :pshlicAs Do eaa Juan tendra
luesr du4sate los dias IA y 1odel mes
actual y en- las hoFas mprendidss
desde has 8. 80 & las ~ de Ia maiiana
y desde Ia 1.30 4 las $50 de la tarde-
Dicha matrfcula Sc rehere unica.
mente 4 aquellos nifios que no asistie-
ron & las escuslas de San Juan hasta
la termination del curso pasado.
Los alunnos que posean tarjetas ex.
peaidas al final de dicho curse por
! los naasstros no neoesitan rnatrioularse
ahora, puesto que en- ls ofcina del ms
pector ae conservan duplicados de ta-
les tarjetas.
La natricula de los nuevos alum
nos Sc hara en- la siguiente forma: los
de 10, 20, So. y 40. grsdos deberan
presentarse en- la escuela Lincoln, !,
/ Allen (Fortaleza) Is, en- los dias y
horas indcados La matrfcula &c lle-
, var& q cabo en- dicho editicio, pero
despues Ia clasiticacion sera hecha con-
forme 4 Ia residencia de cada uno de
los matricalados: los alumnos de So,
Go, 70, y 50, grado y los de la High
School deberan presentarse en- Ia ctici-
ma del Principal de la Escuela Cen
tral: los del 90, 60, 70, y So, del ba-
rrio de Santurce Sc plesentaran Ell la
Grammar sch.ol de este barrio; y los
de los grades inferiores del repetido
Santurce asf como todos los de Puer-
ia de Terra, deber6n hacerIo en- Ia
oficina del Principal de la escuela
mas Froximas
Los maestros rurales visitaran sus
respectivos barrios para verifcar la
matricula y classification de los alum
nos.
FL lunes u del actual Septiembre
los alImnos deberan concurrir i sus
respectivas escuelas en- esta forma: los
del 30, grado en- adelante que residan
en- San Juan, intramuros, iran / la
Eseuela Central; los de 40, grado 4 Ia
escuela de Fan Juan ndmero l; los
de 10, 20, y 80, grades cuya resden-
eia Sc halla al Este de la calle de San
Justo, ssittirdn 4 la cscuela San
Jusn n1mero /; los de igpales grades
(lo, 70, y 3o,) que habitan al Oeste
de la indicada cslle de San Justo y
al Sud oe la calle de Ia Luna (Rafael
Cordero,) y les del 80, grado dc la
Marina ssistiran 4 Ia escuela Lin
coin; los de los Mdicados grades 10,
20, y 30, )que residen al Oeste de la
dicha calle do San Justo y al Norte
de la Gale de la Luna Rafael Corde-
ro,) d Ia escuela Emerson; los de 10.
y 70, grades de Ia Marina deberan
hreseotarse en- la escuela del mismo
(Msrins,) = los de las escueas de
anturce y puerta de Terra ssistirau
4 ia escuela mas prdxima en- que haya
el grade qee ha1 dc cursar. 1
La Jtmto Escolar de San Juan,
por CAREY HlCKLIl, Super yi.ing
Principal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-13
La pIhneIa nacion
del mundo,

iCual es? iCual sera?
Fue durante algdn tempo Fran.
cia, Ia mas RIGA, Ia mas grande y Ia
mas fuerte.
Fu6'tambien La Gran Betafla. que
.supo combinar aianzas continenta-
'ses con .provecho suyo y desarrollo
su marina.
Hoy es Alemania potencia militia
rlsta, unificadaapor la politica napo-
ledniea de 1866.
lQuien alcanzara la preponderan-
cia para mahana?
Ruaa no Sc atreve q decir que Sc
"a ella.
Los Estados Unidos aspiran a
clio. pero Sc equivocan.
lie aquf que sc presenta un nuevo
candidate al concurso: CHM
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-13
NOCHE De AMOR.

Son las II de la noche. Doy vuel,
tas por el Parque. E, cieIo esta pro-
fundamente estreiiado. La luna HE
re con sus bianquecinos rayos la pre-.
ciosa arboleda de los jardines, dan
dole I'm aspecto mas encantador al
paisaje. Reina absolute silencio, ape
mas interrumpido por ei fresco Mre
saturado de perfumes, que juguetea
por entire las aiamedas.
De pronto oigo ei rumor de un
quejumbroso instrumental. Atrafdo
por sus incorporates sonidos, que
el viento esparce en- medic de ese
silencio augusta de Ia noche, me en-
canine hacia ell sitio donde salian.
Baje por Ia calle de "Betances". Lie
que al cafe "Quinta Avenida". Fren-
;te q este estaba el sentado en- una
silla, con los ojos atonitos del ena-
morado, clavados en- su faz y con su
temperamento artistico rasgaba las
cuerdas de Ia mandoiina. Tocaba Ell
walls "Ondas del Danubio". Ella,
hermosa mujer, de cuerpo escuitu-
raj, de grandes ojes negros con abui-
tadas cejas que le sirven de marco
y Ia dan mas reRce 4 su belieza; en-
contrabase de pie en- el baicon del
edificio de enfreate, apoyada de CO.
dos en- la baranda y con los ojos fl
jos en- el.
La mandolina es el interprete de
eterna passion del galan y parece que
aiWbrar sus cuerdas arranca dolo-
rosas notas que van & posarse al dido
de Ia amada, y come que la pregun-
ta:'TiMe quieres macho? = Y ella
abre sus eliminates labios y responde
con una soarisa de ternura, propia
de la mujer que anna, como querien-
do murmurar:.-lTe amo! -lSere
tuya! - tSerenos feiices!-
Los dos seguiran 'imperterrites en-
su passion, arnandose con ese fuego
propio de los que Sc aman mucho.
Quizasen no'iejano dfa, man sus
destinos, paladeando 10 agradabie
del amor y iseran feiices!
Por ESQ 20 ,cuando veo dos que Sc
aman con deiirio, que en- sus almas
germina immense amo5 exclamo
con algeria:
lFelices ellos que tanto Sc aman
yquiera el cielo que la desgracia enc
miga de la felicidad, no les persiga.
iOh, que excelso principle el de
amar y ser amado!
Virgilio Ismoel ViUoriny.
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De SOcIEDlD.

Las "kermess" Apesar de la llu-
via y NAL tempo que rein6 en- las
noches del sabado y domingo, obtu-
vo buen resultado pecuniario la
fiesta que Sc nevo a1efecto en-
el teatro de la ciudad con
el proposito de allegar fon-
dos para los heridos espanoles de la
guerra de Melilla y familias de los
reseryistas. Ell salon estaba artisti-
camente adornado con banderas Y
ramos de flores y comieiones de lin
das damas atendian q los concurren-
tes que deseaban obtener flores y
otros objetos de la "kermcss".
Ell bale comenzo anoche s las 10.
80 y a las 1890 Sc ejecutaba la "Bo-
rinquen."
Coneurrio e1 Sr. consul de Espa-
na Y otros elementos de la colonia.
Entire las elegantes damitas que
lucieron SUI donosura y chic. estaban
los de Cintr6n, Vazquez, del Vale
Zeno, Brunei, Rivas, Bosch, Ferrer,
Peiia, Portela, Pujol, Caballero,
Fernandez, Euro, Font Guillot, Hoa
re, Meltz, Fuertez, Guillermety,
Asencio, Emanuelli, Gorbea, Varella
elegantisima luciendo bonito traje
azul, Vidal, Penedo, Skerret, Perez
Pierret, Benitez, Monserrat, Figue-
ras, Martinez, Gonzalez v Fournier.
Mucha elegancia y gusto en- los
trajes y tocados, lamando la aten-
ci6n en- aquellos Maria Cintr6n Y
Maria Vazquez, de blanco y crema;
terrer dc crema y rosa, Gorbea Y
Vale Zeno de blanco -perla; Caba-
Hero de blanco con lentejuelas, Fon
Guillot de girls y azul; Brunei dc ro-
sa y de blanco; Benero de blanco y
Rivas dc crema y rosa.
Angelina Brunei luciendo un ar
tistlco ramo de rosas roias, menos 70
jas que sus labios, traje de fondo ro-
sa y encajes y descote:-
cCuando sc volvera a bailaro
Para et "ca,met'. Para principles
del entrante mes sc anuncia una
simpatica boda. Ell belIo angel de la
calle de la Fortaleza ira al altar para
jurar ALI la fe del simbolo cristiano
al afortunado doncel. Angelita Y
Salvador sc uniran en- csa fecha pa
ra emprender seguidamcnte suviaje
de bodas. Nuestra anticipada felicita
ci6n por el venturosos suceso.
Una elegantisima viudita del
"Versalles'' tan culta como graciosa
y bella parece que al fin Sc decide d
reincidir y el joven compatriota de
la Tesoreria obtuvo ell tesoro del tan
sus pirado "si''. Habra boda y prom
to.
Sc ha formalizado el compromise
de esponsales entire la distinguida
Y bella seiorita Eloisa Valdes Mona
gas muy conocida en- csta socicdad Y
el Sr. Jhon Frese vice presidente
de la ''P. Rico American Tobacco.
Sera una muy simpatica boda
pues la senortita Valdes mercce la
mas completa felicidad y el Sr. Frese
es un correcto caballcro.
Que en- ell hogar que Sc va q consti
tuir presida sicmprc la mas compile
IA ventura.
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allf y en- que resulto muertu q, ~,
tiro de escopeta, el yecino Juan To
rres. Be informa que el presunto agre
sor Antonio Vanga, Sc dio a la fuga
siendo detenido por la poIcia. De
este Sc informa que presto serviciio
en- el reglmiento de P. Rico V que
hace algdn tempo estuvo padecien
do de una enfermedad mental.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-13

Ell jefe del distrito de la polcia
insular de Manatf telegrafi6 el vier
mes al fiscal LIDO. Campillo, que Sc
hauaba en- Quebradillas a fin de que
Sc personara en- aquella poblacion
para intervenir en- ell suceso ocurrido
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Por una despedida

La Rosita" ell acveditsdo establc.
cimieato de la calle de IL Croz, qu,
siempre ha ocupado un puesto yrtf,.
rents por ~ numcrosa clientcla, b.
ienovado su gran surtido. I'll Sr. Ga
briel Brce, su nuevo dueEo, est.i i @
troduciendo gfande. retormas all
mejorando siempre cl surt do en tr
dos los yapo'es. En- periumerfa da
las meiores marcar, ba hecho cspl6n
didos redidos y en- todos los correos
recibe delieadfsimss csencias france.
sas, orientales y de Estados Unidos.
Plumss "fuen,es' gran novedad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-13

Sc ALQUILAN. - Habitacioncs
c6modas y bicn ventiladas, con agu-
y luz electrica, buenas tambifn pa
Oticina', en- el antique convento dc
las Carmelitas, provistas con todos 10,
adelart s modarpos- Para informc,
dirigiise q Salomon & Gordilr, Tc.
tuan.
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DR.. Ford. ---Pildoras para enrique
Ger y puriiicar la ssngre. DR.. Ford
Medicine Co., 50 W. IS tn ST., New
Ierk.
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SozOdOnte. - Polvo perfecto para
los dientos. Compucsto de los mejores
imgredicntes.
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CAra de stearns, para el dolor de
cabeza. Frederick Stearns Co., De-
troit, Michigan.
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DR.. L0Vett, Medicine Co.. Pill
doras para curar cl reumatismo. Box
n, New York, N. Y.
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Dlnamlta Du Pont. para abonar
terrenos. Escriba 4 |. E. Du Pont de
Nemours & Pawder Co., 20 West St.,
New York.
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Emulsion de Scott. Aceite de
higado de bacalao.
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Obesidad. Anti Corpu, contra la
obeeidad. The Esthetic Chemical Co.,
81 w. 1875 th St. New-York.
Sehora WinSloW.--- Jarabe cal
mante. Remedio para nihos en- la den.
ticion.
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cusds y urtfcl1los
reConnendQbleg
de los E. ".


LyRphine- T6nico y vitahsador
Supreme. Precio s1.00.--Escriba q
CHI, ,Howells d Co., P. O. Box 1909,
Eew-York, pidiendo Folleto.
DR.. Williams. S.-Pfidoras contra
Ia anemia. schenectady.
Vino de Mmrhualta de Ulrici. Gu
"a las Was respiratorias. DR.. Ulrice,
New York.
CApSulaS dc Aceite de HaarIenl
Curan entermedades de la vejiga. Ho-
iland Medicine Co., Scraton, Pa.
Rel9jeS keystone Egin. The
Keystone Watch Case Co., Philadel-
phis, Pa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
CLASSY ENTRIES ARE
LANDED FOR BIG RACE

Aaatt4aH first Marathon race
which will BE ran on the afternoon
~ Washington birthday. VIII ~
one ~ the bis athletic events 81 the
season
The entries will he legion. Wal.
lace McIAauRat ia FnusiytnE eNgrf
daF entries at the Amherst hotel
Rnruna az aud i'fne ~ lie an
uaunnea that the entries VII nlese
either Feh IS or Is
OWNS TO the efforts OF Geof ~
Aalta one of tua promoters 81 tHF
seattle Marathon. VIII u. Chandler
the CLASSY Canadian long distance
runner. will compete solid return
"a from Vancouver yesterday with
tganataH'n entry Chandler iH wen
der nt Sc mites and hlH friends - y
ia can do the Marathon In fine
shape
simmg stewart, who ran fourth ~
the recent San FfMngIaCo Marathon.
will also be seen here stewart haa
hard luck in tire san fthnriAr0 con
tuaf ana hts backerH believe that ne
will surprise in the local event
r. q Johnson. clever tanaala 2
long distance man II also entered
Johnson Is Chambers greatest rival
aud the contest between these two
men alone will be well worth Wit
Messing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

Le Peupie Of Brussels says the &C
ton Of parliament IL having a won
deffui effect In stimulating indus.
Try and restoring confidence. and
that a period Of good times is again
az hand
] am Informed b. one OF the
principals 10 the cnntempt proeaeA.
lngs pending against Gompere.
Mitchell and Morrison that voImn.
iary financial contributions are com.
ing into headquarters al Washing.
ton IN most gratifying manner.
mat without exception all friends
and supporters Of the three men ara
urgink them 10 fight 10 the last
ditch. and that there Is no longer
any thought Of requesting ar A..
oepting presidential Interference Or
pardon.
II 10 also interesting 10 note In
European labor organs that Samuel
s'o'npers II likely to be lionixed
when be crosses the pond next IL
he Is siili out Of jail. AT the Den.
yer A. r OF l.. convention I, vas
voted to send Gompers abroad ID
study political and economic condi-
lions, and Il appears from the Fnro.
l'ean press that Judge Nrlght's 3afl
sentence has added great prestige
70 soinpers fame IN foreign lands
ana that he II due for : strenuous
season of banQuets aud speseh-mak.
Ahe. Judge II sometimes a sue.
cessful press agent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
SAYS THAT m SHOWS nv roo
sTmuN. ~ ADVANCEMENT
ron RING nAIrAE~.

John T. Suiilvan ard Jake kiirain
II will certainly hH strange slight
20 see those tmo clH-flme F1xaea
Fighter pat ar their nttts At tne
which followed - st&lB talked % ~
those wha Witnessed IT,
But fhss fiuae said mstte will be
enuased ~ padded gloves ARID Is wisi
BE- a friendly bout kstNhtnen Years
ago they met ia a bitter battle AMI
II maw with haFr knuEkieA. IL was ea
July 81 fSSs WAeu t3e pair aha ped
up Al NiehhMfN Miss
Tire fighters harhured EteloMs ha
tired for emrh ether. ard the fight
Pantake4 Theatre MandaS might
"a Was Terrific witt.
After rs rounds ~ mlftinR XII
rains second. Mtke nunaeau. threw
ap thw sponge and john T. FrmtAtm
- eh&inptea heaeg ws4xAt puxiitAt
Of the WafA4
Aud after that terrific mir the
9tshtera remained enemies fer Years.
Bat at last John T.. wAp began 20
feel more ST uenee with the world.
decided 70 make friends with his Old
eFsmlss He has shaken hands wfth
al af tAesn except Jim Garbekt Ills
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
JOHN [. BEM0ANS The
MODERN COMMERCIALISM

tAktnk Jake kliFAfn lnto partner
shiu during are present theatrical
tuur Is tMW hest evidence that the
Ola time champion has buried the
prrludicas % ence carried imte the
prize riHE
Amd Aant forget that John 4. has
nls nWm ideas On tMts johnson def
fries saua 6hte THE ola chap has no
patience with The endless aAityiNR
with the HEAVYWEIGHT title. and in q
lett#F ta ths sporting editor % tNs
Star. john Z. uax tht# tu say
Writes letter 60 star.
The heavy weight division u not
shat IL should Be ~ tha Present
time. There IL no Feasem Ia fhe weFia
why the sascAtled champions ahuaia
unt enWe u@t and ftghs fVF tNa purse
Instead Of wanting see NHa Sc $50 =
Gee mtu. 4Nae. draW. tln aF ~rAa4ie Ia.
tt looks ~ ms as if she business was
being more ymsmmeFfi@ tiaad every
day offered sEs 500 for = psrae
fer ti4ess mEn NthmUF take aft h@t
they simply laughed Al a. hut 4
see a gentleman tm Seattle has %
Tered sffe AeH aHA - wfitlnN 20 fns = r
q side bet st t42s zoe 80 that enMNKa
rn~ cut 81 she rnumluM
John T. and Jake kttrAfn have a
host 81 friends in seattle who will
doubtless keep thr cid timers haHr
doing ths receiving sfmnf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
ST. MARKS TEAM
WINS FAST GAME

fF the close score ~ "a 20 ga thH
Si Marks basketball team defeated
the AHaiWhf8 College team Thursday
ntEnt The tfrHs half ended wlih thN
score ~ 90 fn favor - the win
mwfk THE second half Yves rough
ard fast. bNt the Ht Marks players
finished strong
W. uanaaFa. who played rsnter
for tha winners. mamfea half thH
points made ~ hls team Facts team
MHs uuw Wau uuW game The fhtfd
and dnffatnN contest Will DO played
81 the MNAF fMEMem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

omre there Naa ball player who
was wNmmNE ~ 4 team that wMH
Tire ehamui9uhAtp Ne batiea pFef
900 for sire season. played great
aHsnr d th~ fieia aud Won aaaag
battles b. hsa playing A. the eha
~ Tire series be wmnt 60 his tpme
aud FesamAmrd QutaftN There until
titne e. report Tor the spring ttip
ff - hard 81 believe but he ala
not % an1 ~ thr following tAinKn
tana thsa i what makes " q
Aanaanee ne Had retired and
wousa never aKata don mDangle4
Ask for . Nis raiss ~ salary
9ist gan tending har a. about trs
mumfA ard announce his prospects
were ~ Euga he @nuid never again
PLAY
Write 4 letter about whether bIs
manager wAa cNming back ana haFe
~ printed tn thT papers ~ The tow
Dla nos play hand bail for TIVE
iiaufe wVatf dAF
piIeuot coach eniiess team
nta mol aak peFluiHstgm q cut o1t
the aprtnH training trip
was not mentioned ~ q probable
manager.
nta not get marrsra
bta nat ask feF advance money
was not Interviewed on the psn
nanf race gag hia home paper
nla unt F~MgHe anyone ffeau 80
l5ia n@t 70 hunting ard neaFiy act
pia not break any ribs
pta not refuse - report anssl June
pid not say he wanted 10 play with
another team
was uos mentioned a. = possibility
rs -. a 4. 4sM s4s.ek =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

During what was called an "ah-
nerxaft0u" lesson. 4 mistress WAS
aueatl oning class 81 small boys on
euftHfn points az things they hat obs
served Ia connection with the habits
- animals ln water.
what 90 fishes swim withf' the
lady ask ed
"Mith their fins" replied one
Anitgiar
eNlght. And doga7"
Mrheir paws" answered the next
I tNnry good And now the next
huy what do little boys swim wtthw'
NHathinR pants, mum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
~ PETER POWER.


u seems to be becoming quite
the fashion nowadays for state
courts 10 override the United
States supreme court. As Ii well
known. the latter body last year
declared blaeklisting lawful Gin
the Louisville a. Nashville easel
and boycottlng unlawful tin the
hatters' caaa
Then came the supreme court
Of Montana and ruled that boycott.
ting was iawfui~~that where one
individual bad the right TO with.
draw his patronage from any firm
many individuals could act togeth.
81 aud do the same thing.
Lately the supreme court Of
California declared that working.
men had the right 20 strike. and
were Justified ia publishing and
circulating their grievances
against any firm and request their
friends TO withhold their patron
age.
Now comes the highest court In
Maryland and rules that the
blacklist is malicious interior
enee with the right OF Il work.
ingman 10 obtain employment and
that actions FOR damages wouid
lie against employers who resort.
cd 10 blaekiisling. Several other
cases are pending III various state
courts.
The action of the legislature Of
the Province OF nrabaus. Belgium
IN enforcing minimum wage
scale. below which employers are
not permitted 20 pny. and which IS
the most revolutionary piece Of
labor legislation that has been
enacted IN any country in the pres
ent generation. has been followed
By the passage Of a Law by the ma
tional parliament Of Belgium sec.
ond only in Importance 10 the
minimum wage law.
For IL years the working people
Of Belgium have been demanding a
law fixing the maximum number Of
hours OF labor AZ eight per day. The
politicians ignored their appeals
Last summer $4,000 miners voted to
lnaugurate general strike this
spring. unless the cight,hour law
Was forthcoming Since then other
trades have taken similar action
until fully a half million workers
we're prepared ~ lay down their
tools when they received the signal
the first of next May.
Meanwhile an industrial depres-
sion was sweeping over belgium.
thousands Of workers were thrown
out of employment. and with ma.
tional strike threatening the outlook
was ominous. The 85 socialist mem.
bers of parliament seized the oppor.
tunity 10 push Che eiehthour bin TO
the front They argued that what
ever work was 90 be done should be
divided among all the tolera. IN.
stead Of permitting some 20 work
10. ~ or more hours per DAY, and
compelling the government and pri.
vate charity To support those who
had no employment
This logic aud political necessity
won over the liberals and finally
even the conservatives needed the
popular clamor ana a bin was
passed granting the elghth0ur
work dag TO all the workingmen tn
business under control OF the
state or paying taxes to the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
oREYFus AS AE rs NOW;
UNPOPULAR AND
DISLikED.


PARIS. Feb i8.-it Il safe to say
that tho central figure Of the Drey
fua affair. Dreyfus himself. has
fewer friends and admirers Ia bis
triumph than he had Ia his dis.
tress lie has failed to win over
hts antagonists 1.-THE unhridled anti
Semitic and royalist organs con.
tlnue with lmpunity to refer to him
as lie Traitre'l and he has con
tnvcd 10 set himself dialiked hy
nearly al his former champions.
who cynleally affirm that his IN.
nocence IL his principal virtue"
Justly dissatisfied with the law
OF PREPARATION Of 1906. witch aecord.
"a him less than he would have oh
tanned in the natural course OF
events. aud which rendered II i'm.
possible for him ever 20 attain the
highest grades in tho army. be de-
handed hts approximation at the
end Of a year. He is now living
with his family IN the Pare Mon.
ceau quarter OF Paris. IN a corner
apartment house OF the boulevard
Maleaherhes. which differs in no
essential respect from a hundred
other apartment houses In the same
district
Never having recognized that his
cause was political one. he re-
fuses pcraistently to play politics. I"
lie Is neither an anti-militariat nor
a rabid antl.clerioal In short,
Dreyfus Is the least "Dreyfusarni OF
the Dreyfusnrds' Ia fact which the
majority Of his ex-champions can
neither understand nor forgive. lie
limits his social relations mainly
20 his kindred and intimate friends
He appears rarely Ia public. but
makes Il a point of honor 10 attend
the ceremonies which eommemor-
ate the important incidents OF his
affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13


Children sometimes ra~r. It
Nesf erroneous Impressions Of thaf
's haA been communicated Is
th.n 10 lessons at school
certain lady teacher had ha.n
AaNlhx her girls a lesson On 80
SIC ana shape 81 the earth. ana ~
speaking Of the people % New peal.
shd aud the Autipaaes. rad man
opposite ours '"te
interested listener. On arriytrv $50
snd sitting down 10 tea said Ia la
mother ~ H"t
20 The Autinudeh" -
khe AuttnndeRfw cried hnr 80
err what's that.F
~ hy New Zealand. and an round
a.. i.Awks. child. said the mother
Wy would you like 10 70 there -
4. because ! should he able ~ saa
down epAtoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13

A digniflea e0lored gentleman
went into the reading room 90 tho
Congressional library III Washing
ton and iabofieuHiY wrote a call slip
for JBrwin'a origin Of Species
In due time the book came aud the
colored student took IL 20 uuiet
corner aud began 70 pore over IT,
After hair an hour be came baaH 20
the desk ana asked
"Say boss. oain't glitter fuM edis
ihn Of Tits Yare hook rhis sere'a
IN flfth edition nm ! ainf flttfn' on
right smart wiz a."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-13
ALLEGED SEATTLE Fight
PROMOTERS ARE TALKING

and Forwarded % Ieffrtsm At FresnaG
TIVE hundred Thousand deiiAFs 80
fight Johnson At Ataak fMkw n fa b
Local fight f&hA 30 not know
Bartlett and Gordon. hut are la
rtinea to take the offer ~ q joke.
The local city directory contains
the name ~ Glen a. hartlett Ne 81
a clerk at she Hotel Stetaou, sos
loren mv The name ~ w fsardau
r.. 4nes not appear IN the city ~
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