davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-21
CALIFORNIA Club
SCORES ORDINARY
Threatening Weather Keeps
Crowd From the Schuefzen ,
Park Rife Ranges

As a result of the threatening
weather conditions yesterday. the at
tendance at Schuetzen park was very
light and, with one or two exceptions,
ordinary scores prevailed.
f. o. Bratton again demonstrated his
skill with the rifle by scoring 10 out
of a possible rs. Bratton also took sec
ond place in the bullseye contest.
Great interest was shown in the 100
shot match for the championship of the
United States. to be shot off Tuesday.
Among the California club shooters
taking part in the match will be w. f.
Blasse, C. A. Pattberg. NJ. F. Blasse,
F. H. Bremen. P A. Bremen and ].
Williams, The Swiss rifle club will be
represented by A. studer. J. Fret and
]. S. Leutenegger.
Summary:
Competition handicap match-F. o. Bratton 81.
O A. Bremer y, f. Pape GO, g. A. Pattberg
Bremen 6s. j. Boiler 6s. F. A. Garabrandt g.
". T. Blasse So, J Williams 81. NJ. F. BIasse
g., H. A Diehl g. r G. Hauser e6. l. Willie
g. 4 H SsaseF woe h1ei0 &C. g. a Hennins'
Bullseye mateh-F. A. Garrabrandt 225, f. o.
DrdllOn -ci, W. T. bihSSe OVO- d. CdrEOI
40. F. II. Garnie 45S. .. A. Bremen 8J4 L.
Hansen 500. F. l. Pape $40. " F. Blasse go,
NJ. kolaDder G46- c. B. Morris 653 j. f. Klein
T6s H. Nicoiai So. Joseph Straub ssh. F. o.
Bertelsen sS5. T. o. Simmer S96 George Patti
berg 92S. r. J. Strecker 952. A. Utsehig $50
A. RahwyIer 955. 4. Willie 500. f. H. Bremen
95T. 4. Henning es5. L. Willie 1867, L. Hi
debrandt los \. Strecker LIS. A. voD WI
l1.i25. F. c.. Hagerup 1.ls5. Jacob Frei L 256
: A. n. strpcker i.2G5.
Cadets-A. E. HiDterman 17T4 Emil PohIi
2.605.
Pistol and revolver handicap. match.
Boiler A. o. A. Bremen A. F. o. Bertelsen ~
A. HeBnings ~. r. II. Garnie 40 E H. Rremer
40 r. Jscobv 81. NJ F. Blasse 81 L T. Carroll
So F. O. BFstton %, L. Rink 81 H. Nicolai so
A. Won Wyl %, J. 9. Waller %
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-21
DERBY TOMORROW
TO Be GREAT CARD
With Other COnfenderS i'm Form
Turref viii Be Hard
Pressed 10 Win

washington's birthday. the fixed
holiday for the running of the Cali
fornia derby. falls an Tuesday and
therefore tomorrow win witness the
only Tuesdays racing on the seasons
calendar.
The traditions of the race ought 10
appeal TO admirers of the thorough
bred, and the fact that the game is
battling for it's very existence against
adverse and i'll HUNDRED legislation
should serve to draw a crowd that
heretofore has remained away from
the track 1t is sure to be an inter-
estipS contest notwithstanding the
general opinion that Turret will rOmp
to victory. II he does. it will be worth
while to, find that he is really the high
class colt he gave promise OF being
as a year old
Early in the meeting Turret was
frequently played and failed to score.
Later he beat COppertown and other
good ones, but the racegoers were not
satisfied Last week he won the derby
trial at seven furlongs in easy stvle.
but Chester Krum had no opportunity
to run his real race and Firgie Case
did not show her true form. Many
horsemen believe that either of these
can make Turret run his best to win
the derby
Then Old Mexico has to be con-
Sidered- His sensational finish sat
urday in the Stockton handicap. third
to Fort johnson and Silver Knight
with such good ones as Orbicular
jeanette M and Bubling Water be-
hind him. stamped him as a dangerous
factor Again Judge Quinn and Mel
'tondale have qualified over route by
beating Bedwelfs good mare. Keep
Moving.
With these to go. and probably two
or three others. tomorrow's derby
should be worth seeing.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-21
COfFAOTh'S fight
PERMIT IN BALANCE
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
REDWOOD CITY, Feb. 2o.-The Pc
tition from citizens of San Mateo
county asking that the fight license
of James w. Coffroth be revoked will
come up for hearing at the meeting OF
the board of supervisors tomorrow, and
indications point to victory for the
petitioners.
District Attorney Joseph J. Bullock
has declared that the days Of prize
lighting in San Mateo county are over
He made the declaration after the law
prohibiting prize fights, which has
been IN effect for number OF wears,
was shown him by several attorneys
who protested against the granting of
a permit to Sid Hester of the Mission
club at the meeting February q.
Hester's permit was opposed by Su-
pervisor James T. Casey, who Is very
friendly to Coffroth. The balance of
the board. not desiring any unfairness.
seemed TO be in favor of granting the
Mission club promoter license.
Cssey's friends then declared that
prize fighting is a felony under the
state law. and that the supervisors
could not give Hester a permit without
violating the statutes
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-21

2 glimpse OF ham TIL ne had halt COM
pIeted his Journey. Then the cheer
ing began and continued till Billy
Jordan took the boiler maker by the
arm. led him to the middle Of the
ring and raised his right hand as
signal for silence. As usual Billys
plea was needed by everybody.
James J. Jefries, the great and
only indicated champion of the world
who has never even been knocked
down" yelled Jordan in his best voice.
Everybody joined in the renewed vol
ume of cheering that burst forth. and
the big fellow looked down and smiled.
Evidently il sounded good even TO his
ears. though at the same time he did
not feel inclined to let the whole
crowd in on his own secret. He was
content to assume the modest pose.
without loss Of time JEFF grabbed
hold OF a skipping rope and for five
minutes he entertained the multitude
with an exhibition OF footwork that was
marvellous. He executed all sorts of
fancy steps. and he was even faster
on his feet than when he beat Jim
Corbett nearly seven years ago. OF
course il was only an exhibition. but
al that Jeffries must be given all the
credit that is coming to him. He
showed them all that he still retains
his great footwork and that he viii
certainly show Johnson up at this art.
Next, JEFF went through a series OF
shadow boxing feats which made the
crowd hold its breath. He rushed
around that improyised ring just like
a nadmsn turned loose. He iunged out
with both hands, and his great muscles
stood forth in punches around his arms
C1r
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-21
IEFFRIES SURPRISES
ALL BY GRAND FORM
SKIP Rope, Shadow Boxes and Twists
Great Hulk Like JeffrieS of Old
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY

- FRANCISCO had Jim Jefes itself
yesterday Recreation ball park Though only
small OF the population there the
~ enough spread good broadcast eres
his friends They al expected great things
he would show half well
OF his afternoons the retired and indicated
to shot the present king OF the heavy
weight class
wonderful
fellow did yesterday,
better
only The
the boiler
V be johnson four months hence
the big fellow And
He
life and he 0
Jehries slowly clubhouse
little He
preceded by Berger big
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-21
GOO oman MATCHED
WITH PfECY Gov.
Special Dispatch to The Call

Especial Dispatch to The Call
SACRAMENTO. Feb. pa new fight
club to be known as the Capital City
club will enter the local field next
month and figures on staging Tommy
Sullivan with a fighter yet to be Sc
lected.
Ed Rainey. Walter Henley. James Nc
Cafferty, Millard Sheperd and George
Newbert are behind the new club
The next sacramento fight will be
Monday night when Danny Goodman
of Chicago meets Percy Cove in a 20
round bout before the Buffalo athletic
club. Jimmie Fitzgerald and Mickey
o'Brien will fight one preliminary.
Alex Greggains will referee
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-21
Truck Eagan to Travel
With Senator's
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. Feb. 2o.-The origl-
nal plans of the Sacramento State
league club 20 land Truck Eagan for
shortstop are to be successful, regard
less of the fact that Truck has signed
up with the Bakersfield club for the
season.
Negotiations which were dropped
when Eagan signed with the Driilers
have been taken UP again and Eagan
and Manager Charles Graham OF the
locals have come to terms.
The State league team will lire up as
follows: Bliss and Conrad, catchers
Strickietf, Trippett and another pitch
ers: Carrigan. first; Haley. second;
Eagan. short; RUDE Levy and Joe
Curtis, third; Kelley. Murray and VEN
able. outfleld
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-21

boiler maker waopng Sam Berger around the platforms right r
his parring partner Joe Meyers.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-21
CHAMPION HEADS FOR SIERRA
MADRE MOUNTAINS

Jeffries and. his wife and a party OF
friends departed for Los Angeles last
evening. The boiler maker intends 10
go into the mountains for a month or
so before set6ing down TO active train
ing. He VIII not select his quarters
til after the battle-ground has been
agreed upon.
Outside of jeff and Nelson. the next
best card on the program was Ad VOL
CAST. He worked six speedy rounds
with Tommy Deakin and Hobo Dough-
erty, and the eyes of everybody were
focused upon him. Wolgast stripped
of in grand form and looked even moro
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-21

py Jefdes in fighting
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-21
WESTON RESTS FROM wALk

ALBUQ UERQUE.. n. NJ, Feb. 20
Weston took a six mile jaunt today
walking from Canyon eiiablo to Sun.
shine, where he spent the day recuper.
ating from his 43 mile walk on Sat
urday He will leave at daybreak to.
morrow for Winslow, 2S miles east
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-21
PROVES MUSCLES AND WIND
IN GOOD SHAPE

Next came the dificnlt chair exer-
else IN which Jeffries worked like a
piece OF we'll oiled machinery he bent
down and over and twisted and turned
around in every conceivable manner
TIL the heads Of the spectators fairly
swan. Unless his muscles Were in good
shape and unless his wind was about
right. the indicated champion never
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-21

formidable than he did on the night
three months ago when he roughed Lew
Powell all over the ring at Dreamland.
Among the other celebrities who ap-
peared were Harlem Tommy Murphy
and Owen Moran, who meet on the
night of February 2S.. Both of them
came in for a great welcome. 1t was
Murphy's first public appearance in San
Francisco, and the crowd seemed to
warm UP very nicely to the tearing
little fellow from New York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-26

mente a SUI venta y donde Sc les We
por mihares en- tinas convenlente-
mente acendicionadas, 4 disposition
de los compradores. La mayor parte
Sc adquieren para Inglaterra al pre-
clio promedio de $l2 ell clento, para
ser revendldos al de SIS, en- Londres.
Los sapos, anlmales sumamente
repugnantes por su fgura, prestan
SIN embargo, muy titles serviclos a
Ia agrlcultura. Son anlmales noctur-
pospy solo Sc les We de dia cuando
los rayos solares no pueden danarles
pues bajo la acci6n de un sol claro,
la plel Sc les SEGA produclendoles un
malestar lnsoportable. Para contra
rrestar esta sequedad, el cuerpo Sc
grega una exudacion, que no es We
nenosa como generalmente Sc cree,
aunque puede ser acre.
Slendo sumamente voraces V ALI
mentandose de caracoles, babosas,
lombnces, moscas y los mas de los IN
sectos que encuentran; tenlendo una
vista priviiegiada y una boca desme-
dida son los sapos los grandes auxi-
llares de los jardineros y hortlculto-
res, cuyos cultlvos Ibran de lnhnl-
dad de enemigos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-26

ro Sr. Jose Inclan.
Otra Jose Lopez Soto "Recuerdo
q mi querido maestro.
Otra antonio Cueto q mi Compa-
nero Y q0erido amigo Jose 1nclan.
:Otra' '"Recuerdo de su Hermano
y Sobrlnos. /
Otra IF. G. Richardson a su Ami
60 y Companero Jose Inclan''. ,
Otra de flores naturales Jose
Rodriguez Bosch 4 su amigo y
Companero Jose 1nclan.
Y otra de los Sres. LUIS Toro v
Mr.. Free a su querido empleado Jose
Inc1an.
A las 90 m a. m. de hoy sera la con
duccion del cadaver 4 la metropolis
local a cuyo acto asistlra el Sr. Toro
y Mr.. Frees todos los emppados y
operarios de 10 fabrica de San Juan Y
Bayamon, Corporaclones del Ayun-
tamlento presidida por el Sr. Al
calde que despedira Ell duelo.
I Comisi6n de la Colonla -Espanola.
Comision del Comerclo.
Las autoridadas judiclales y poll
clas franco de servlcio con Ell jefe
del dlstrito a Ia cabeza., y banda
D. E. P. ell alma del que supo con-
quistarse la slmpatia y ell carino de
sus concludadanos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-26
PERIODlCOS GRATIS.

Las ,lineas que siguen son de "El
B6etfn Mercantir' del jueves:
"Es una abominaple practlca y
por desgracla muy arralgada aqui
Ia que tlenen muchos organlsmos
& lnstltuclones de muchos recursos
econ6mlcos algunas de elias, de pc
dir a las empresas perlodistlcas, que
les slrvan gratis los perlodlcos so
pretecto de que aun favorecen con
clio 4 las empresas edltoras.'
"Nada de ESQ. Lo que convene a
las casas que publican perlodlcos es
que todo aquel que 10 lea, 10 pague. .
"De otra suerte, no es possible que
viva la prensa en- Puerto Rico
Periodicos gratis V penodlcos pres
tados no constltuyen justa compen-
saclon a los esfuerzos del perlodlsta
No Sc sabe 81 muestra alguna cultura
qulen 10 pretenda.
Todavia no Sc ha vlsto que las
empresas de periodicos sollclten
gratis 8 prestados aquelIos serVlcios
que necesita pagar a buen preclo V
de contado. Injusto es pues que Sc
intente convertlr cada perlodlco
en- una filantropo que Sc prodlsa Gle
balde.
Creemos que ell Boletin esta en- 10
iusto al formular tan razonable y
compensate queja.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-26
CAPITULO XVII. (Continuacion)

professor en- boga, aquel hombre que
hapia segu1do yo a Edlmburgo Y
Glasgow y que tan isto habia podi-
DO escapar mi vigilancla.
Estaba ansloso de encontrarme de
lante de q, V yer que clase de hon.
hre era. Como lmpostor era un des
vergonzado V atrevldo, mas de 10
que huhlera podido Greer un ser hu-
! mano. sCuantos miles de dollars ha-
bria tl recibido por aquel Secreto que
no lie pertenecla.
| De repente aparecld la cabeza de
Antonio por el hueco de la puerta
preguntando:
-cToc6 Vd. la campanilla s,gno-
r.?
-iNo,-grit6. Mr.. Kirk no ha toca
cado la campanlila. Supongo q. Ia
eStado cyendo de>dc ahi. :eh? I'll
eres uno> de los compllce- en- el ase-
slnato de til amo-y por el cello, pa
garas por elo. 81 Scotland Yard no
me avuda, entonce> lie tomart la
iu-ticia por mis- propia> manos Y da-
re al publico un eiemplo lie 10 lnutil
de Ia poIlc.a!
-El >,Qnore e>ta ago eXaltado.
Fu& Ia t.anqulla observaci6n de a.
p;al hombrc.
-Pol ri cielo!. exclam@, No SER
nIrlsdn ma. por n:aguno lie Nde,.
RandUS dc asesiHo> sols 'odo>
Vd. me Pile que creA que o ''ienco
es negro : ne ulce que mis- nrpp.o'
oju< NE cnga1an. Pero yo arre2sa:E
todavia clcnta, con Ndes.-Olgame
blcn,
-Sm,..ro i vi. qIe % cam" H..
ford-I:jr Kirk. NADIA bueno p -
ca ron ro.rmlnacI"ne~.
La -. 3. il de este nOmbrP m n
MA lgi,.i. e.. c,,Si >Dbre-human". ~
me scntla Ahora tnuniante pordge
eStaba er cnu"rindentO lie la verdai
que Il ,anto deseaha guardian en- -
lenciO-Yo admito-dlJo. hablanfo
tranquilamente. deSpues Que Anto-
MO desapareci6 = cer-6 Ia p'Ierta
adrnlto que hay algunoS hechos teos
hechos mIy ieo< q'Ie ~on dIfclle. 10
olvIdsr; pero no cs meior teler me-
ced con los in'centcs TIe ylven qu"
vengar al mIe-f"'
Vi. 'Ie~ea -ei!.r mr> IabloS. Tor
nv no hahla rrmrle- smente rlsrO'
-Si; hagn e>a petIrI1n a Vd.. por
varIa> raB"rss nuv- Dodero-
ss-; siend" Una IL elias el Porvenir /.
de Ethelvnn.
ny QUE me .mPorta ei porvenir
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-26
Sentida mueIte
en- Bayamon
FL faliecimiento del Sr. In.
clan Castro ha causado pro
funda impression d. pena.
Distinguidas personalidades de
San Juan c0ncurrier0n al &C.
to del sepeIio del que fue la
borioso ciudadanO.
De nuestro corresponsal

Mario 26.-A las 7 a. m. de aver.
mur!d repentlnamente en- el hotel
de esta ciudad, el que en- vida Sc lla-
mo don Jose Inclan Castro, que de-
saai.'enaba el importante cargo de
s},,)c,. .tendente de la "Pto Rico A
mcrican Tobacco. (Bagana6n branch
L. noticia c,lnd;6 con rapidez y 4
los DocoS momentos ell hotel estaba
completament2 lleno de gente de
todaS la classes soclales.
ii senor lnclan, hacia algunos
diaS venia enfermo. pero sus padeci-
mlcntos, no insplraban tenor al
euno, pues generalmente eran acha-
ques, que Sc atribu!an, al continue
truDa}o.
pero aver Sc levanto 3 Ia hora de
cjStumh:e. prepare en- su habltacion
II ropa con que iha a vestlrse y
sale para ell comedor a tomar eli desa-
yuno. vp:eguntandole el Sr. Espina,
como habla pasado Ia noche, le con-
tc5tG, muv nal, V al Ilevarse, Ell prl-
mcG trago dc cafe d la boca, lanzo
IN critic, Y qued6 muerto, instanta-
neamente.
FL primer mfdico que ileg6 al ho-
tel, fut Ell Dr.. SthaA, que al recono-
cerio manifesto que hahia muerto,
tie una affection cardlaca.
\ las 1 a. m. llegaron Ell Sr. Don.
Luis Toro V Mr.. Free, que dlspusie-
ron fuera embalzamando el cadaver
del Sr. Inclan. Con este motive a las
, de la tarde. fu6 trasladado el cada-
yer d la clinica San Rafael para lie
var acabo el embalzamiento 10 que
Sc verified Quedando luego ell cada-
Yer ell capilla ardiente donde fue
velado por infinidad de amigos Gle
San Juan y Bavamon.
He aqui las coronaS que adorna-
ban el feretro.
Una hermosisima de biscuit con
Ia slguiente dedicatorla:
La Sociedad de E,scojedores de
Puerto Rico al ST.. Jose lnclan"
Otra tamhicn de biscuit con la de-
,;icatoria de "Recuerdo de los Esco-
.cdorcs de Bayamon SUI compahe-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-26
William lie 0u@u]x.

un servicio al pubilco. Ell pal
era en- verdad, unos estafadcres
diestros, recoglendo e, fruto de aque
secreto descubierto por el infortuna-
no hombre que habfa sido aseslnado
-iVd. parece que me considera un
, tonic en- absolute. Mr.. kirk!-dije
|interrumpiendo su canci6n.
-Asf es, mi quendo Holford, asi
es. Vd. ha obrado en- contra de sus
lntereses, y aun ahora escupe Vd. al
vlento.
-Vd. desea mi silenclo, V, sin en-
barge. NADIA me ofrece en- pago de 81!
-iAh! Vd. desea paga!-gntd el
mi querldo senor, solo tlene Nd.
que poner su preclo. Nosotros no re-
iilremos por 81. Yo 10 asegura a Vd.
No, -grit6 con lra-no deseo
dlnero aun cuando fuese para sal
var a Ethelvynn Greer. He sospe-
chado desde luego que ella tlene COM
plicidad en- el asunto aunque en- la
noche que L. la llevo a aquella casa
en- Foley Street, 10 acusaba 4 V. del
crlmen:
FL Sc estremecH prontamente
V Sc volvlG hacla MI, con el rostro
alco demudado.
-"Rcpita ESQ ,-,llio tranqulla-
mente.
.Asi 10 hicc. riici.liendole que 10
habia srguido Il Ia caIic de Foley.
que habia dido los gnto> v palabra>.
estando de pi' en- la calle envue!to
en- la espesa niebla.
Hum, Asf es que cree V. que
yo SOY culpable del crlm"n -ehg
-Repito Ia alegacl6I. de ia ioven
en- contra de V. y slnr!nbargo. Ia
mi>ma joven ahora fe lara Que ei
professor no ha muertu. Este estaba
muerto cuando nOsotros estuvlmos.
en- el Iaboratorio -:no es asi? Venga.
liable claramente.
-iClertsmente estaba muertoi
y los hombres no yuc!ven 4 Ia
vida despues de muertos :es asf?
:Resucltan? Este eS un case extraor-
dlnarlo? Por muy extraordinaro
que parezca V. no puede alterar Ia
leyes de vida V de la muerte..
-Bien, mi q,,e-ldo Holford, yo
deseo revelar q Y. una simple verdad
Sc quedara v cCnsternsdo SIN duda,
pero al nnismo tempo lie hara cam
Dlar de opinion respecto q mi. q!
oh. pOr supuesto die riendose
cor amargura-N. no es tan ne
gro como 10 pintan-V. que ha
consprado para retener 4 mi
espOsa lejOs dc ml-N.. quepor
algo que yo s. le ha dlcho aIgu-
na infame historic que Ia ha hecho
nrsrne con Judas v horror, He
recientemente que eIla esta
ba en- eonoclnlento con ese hombre
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-26
EXAMINES EN-
LA NORMAL,
Fuer erorexanoinados los
alumno5 del segundo
ano en- la clase de l.
teratura espanola.
La enorlta Mattel obtuvo
Ia medalla de ORC.
Alumnos cue alcanzaron prone,
dos de 80 por ciento en- ade-
lante.

Los siguientes premios Y prone
dios de 902252 en- adelante obtuvieron
los alumnos de la clase de literature
espanola, segundo ano, como resul-
tado de los eiercicios retoricos veri-
ficados durante ell mes de MARIO de
1910;
Premios--Primer Premio. medalla
de orc, Srta. Monserrate Mattel, tc-
ma; sDebe Q no educarse a la muinr??
97.2S23.
Segundo Premio, obra de Caste
lar 'El descubrmiento de America
Srta. Julia J. Torres, tema; "Vent2-
jas de la Association" ... $685..
Tercer Premio, li5ro de literature
Srta. Maria L. Reichard, tema Con
ferencias Escolares' $685.
Obtuvieron promedios de 9O2}
en- adelante los siguientes alumnos
Sr. Luis Garcia Sandoval. tema
Gel idioma international 1922.
Srta. Maria Carreras, tcma; Las
Bellas Artes' 94.7722.
Srta. Lucia Barbosa, tema: "Tm
portancia de la educaci6n' 94.O033
Srta. Angela Orcasitas, tcma
"Oradores famosos" 94.0Oo,
Srta. Rafaela Charbonior, tema
"Patria" 93.O023.
Srta. Maria Villa, tema "La hon :
radez' 93.752o.
Srta. Mercedes Barreras, tema;
"Asistencia escolar' $685..
Sr. Luis Garcia C6rIova, tema:
Bellas Artes" 93.247o.
Srta. Carmen Casablanca, tema !;
LA educacl6n de la mujor 92'9O }.
Srta. Eufrosina Cianchini, toma:
"Llbertad 92.s52o.
Srta. Maria Faria, tcma; ..Liber-
tad" 92.35222.
Srta. Obdulia Rivera, tcma Las
escuelas graduadas' 9I.5O2,.
Srta. Catalina Sanchez. toma :;
La virtud y el vicio' 9l,33 ,.
Srta. Julia Infante, tcma; La
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-26
81 le hago esa promesa

g.Y: 81 lie hago esa promesa,
gNsS preguntf no sin cierta ansle-
" dad, esoS preciados amigos
vuestros. me devolverian mi esposa?
-Yo no puedo responder por otros
Personalmente hare todn 10 que pue-
da por avudar Nd.
-.Por Que desea Nd. ohtener
de mi tai promeSa?
-Po1qua? porque Nd. debe ha
ceflc; porque Nd. debe guardian 81
lenclo, Holford. Is Imperative.
-Vd. realmente me plde dema-
slado. Conozco la horrible verdad.
Vd. me la mostr0 voIuntarlamente
Vd. mlsmo me g,i6 dentro de este
obscure Y miSterioso necoclo. V aho-
ra frlamente me pidc >llcncln. por-
que Nd. e>ta interesado, supongo.
en- ell dlnero realizado por Ia venta
del secreto del professor Greer.
-Ethelvynn Greer plde 10 mlSmo
que yo, ,-diio Il ron cHlma-Segura-
mente no creara Nd. que la j6ven ha
participate lie nnc'm verconzo>o
benehclo?
LA j0ven vl6 a su padre muerto
v ahora rehusa admlrtlI.o como Ura
verdad, respondi.
Como sabe Nd. cue ella ha he
cho ssos sQuc pruebas rlrne vi. 80
bre ESQ punto mas que MI pslabrA-
IA relacion que Antoine NE hlzo?
oh, Antonio esta camhlando
sut historic para poder acomodar ri
nuexo orden de acontec!mentoS,
inc es ESQ?
-Bkn, que hay lin nuevo ordcn
de acontecimientos como Nd. dice
10 adm,to SIN embargo. cualesqpliera
que ellos sean, vuestro silenclo. Hol-
ford, 10 mlsrno que el mfo es lmpera-
two. ;Oye Ed.?
Or Y atender son apenaS >In0-
nlmos-observe irri'ad0. E>tabs e.
xasperado con este homhre que re-
husaba dsrme sstlSiacclon alguna
respeeo 4 Mabel, Y ,n embargo de
mandaba mi sIlencio.
No era un currnso aspecto Diet a.
sunto. refesionaba va. que Ethel
wynn que Ingenlosanente p acerca
ra 4 INF ofrecisndone noticla< dp Ma
oel en- pago de mi silenclo acerca de
Ia muerte de 81 padre. Que saba
Langton V cusnto sanIs su amigo.
aquel especialists de enfermedades
de la gsrgsnta y Ia ninE?
Quede en- silencio por Agupos mo-
men,os, deseando u vuelta d. a4ueI