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PROVES HIMSELF A HERO
step-BrOther of Belle Gilmore Saves n
Number of Lives.

New York, Nov. 25.-Julius Messin-
ser, a step-brotheF OF Belle Gilmore. the
actress for whose murder DR.. II. H..
CriDpen was executed in London on
Wednesday, played a rescue part in an
incendiaFy fire which ragged in a VIII
liams burg apartment house today. Mes
singer who lives in the house, rushed
out OF his rooms when the fire was dis
covered, gave timely warning 10 ten
ants on his floor. assisted a woman and
her two children TO safety and then
half carried an aged man and his
daughter, both or them partly over
come bv smoke, 10 the roof The panic
stricken tenants all made their way
across the roofs TO safety.
The blaze was found 10 have started
i'm the cellar and spread rapidly through
the halls, the woodwork of which had
been soaked with kerosene. The build
ing was saved after hard fight by the
firanlan
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Great NOrthern Chairman Talks of re
cent Election.

Washington. Nov. thames J. Hill
had a talk today with President TAFT
Afterwards he had this TO say on poll
tics.
1.-THE last election has taught the
politicians of the country something
Valuable-that party lines no longer
exist 10 an important extent, and that
men are thinking, voting and acting
along independent lines. The dema
gOgue and the agitatOr have held sway
So long il is really a relief TO see the
flag of warning that has been holsteA
for their benefit.
i am of the opinion that the dema-
gOgue and agitatOr viii go more slow
Iy hereafter when he attacks every
thing and everybody in sight and mere
Is appeals 10 the dissatisfaction OF peo-
pie.
1T is highly probable that in a few
years there viii be little in the way
of party lines in the United States"
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TOLSTOrS FINAL
APPEAL TO REASON
Article Written Against Capital
Punishment Shortly Before
His Death.
GIVEN OUT BY EXECUTOR
DYING Philosopher Desired to Combat
What He Regarded as Evil
to the Last.

81. Petersburg. NOV. 25.-The AssO-
eiated Press received, early today, from
Vladimir Tschertkoff literary agent Of
ne late Count TolstOi, the last article
written by Tolstoi. 1T is entitled Eff
leetiye Means" IL was written by Toll
stei ia the Optina monastery on No
ttmber II, shortly after he began his
self-impOsed exile from home. The ar
ncle was given the Associated Press by
"A. IschertkOff at the express wish Of
Count TOlstoi for dissemination to man
kiRd. 1t says.
Il am naturally anxious 10 do all I
can against evil, which fortunes the
best spirits of our time
~ think the political effect Of the
var against capital punishment does
not need forcing, there is no need for
tt5 immortality, cruelty and absurdity
lNefy sincere. thinking person, every
body knowing from youth the sixth
commandment needs no explanation OF
MS apsurdlty ana immortality there is
no need for descriptions Of the horrors
az executions a. they only affect hang
men so men VIII mere unWillingly be
col9e eNecutioners and governments
viii Be obliged TO compensate more
dearly for their services.
Calls IL Murder.
Therefore, 1 think that neither the
expression of Indignation against tine
murder OF our fellow men nor the sug-
gesti0n or It's horror is mainly needed,
BAT something totally different.
"As kantWell says, there are delu-
sinns which cannot be dlsprOved. and
We must GO cmunicate 10 the deluded
mind knowledge which viii enlighten
and then the decisions viii vanish by
themselves.
"What knowledge need we communi-
cate 10 the deluded human mind. re-
sarding the mdispensahleness. useful
uess or justice of capital punishment
Nself2
Such knowledge, in my opinion. is
this. The knowledge of what is man,
what his surrounding world what his
destiny hence, what man can and must
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only $50. Heavy increases are shown
in some OF the states over the amounts
of last year In Oregon the increase is
approximately SO per cent; in Idaho. IS
per cent: in California, 25 per cent.
These increases, IL is declared. are the
result OF increased activity IN national
forest timber sales.
The purpose OF the payments is TO
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BURGLAR AND HIS WIFE
SENTENCED TO PRISON

Buffalo \. Y, Nov. 25.--Thomas II.
Barnett. % years of age, who, according
TO the police. wore evening dress while
committing burglaries in Buffalo, was
His 1S-year-old wife, an accomplish
was sentenced 10 the house of refuge at
Albion
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MORE MONEY ron LEAGUE.

Boston. Nov. 25.-T. B. Fitzpatrick,
national treasurer of the United Irish
lea que. today ca bled $4,000 10 John =.
Redmond. leader of the NatiOnalists in
the British parliament for the further
ance of the cause. This makes the to-
tai sent since the recent annual meet
ing of the league at Buffalo, $4,000.
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ton, which is for road and school pur-
poses, amounts 10 S5o6.194. an increase
Of SCI, 4s2, or slightly more than Is per
cent over the amount distributed last
Montana. with sSs.67s. leads the list.
with Idaho second. with S66,074 to her
credit, and California. with see, 752
third North Dakota ends the list. with
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VIRGINIA. BANKER
COMMITS SUICIDE

Lynchburg. Va. Nov 25.-Samuel T.
Withers, aged 50, second vice president
of the First National bank, committed
suicide in a hospital here today by
shooting himself through the head. He
had been on a sick leave from his bank
since last July. For five months Mr..
Withers had been under medical treat
ment. His financial matters are said
to be in excellent condition.
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IRRIG ATING CANS AND
FOUNTAIN SfRENGEs.
MANICURE INsTRUsIENTs.

Every one takes pleasure IN clean,
spOtiess hands with we'll kept.
properly cared FOR nails. We have
every preparation and every sppli-
anee which can be used Tor the
above purpose.
We also have some very nice man
icure sets, In cases, which make eE-
ceptionaliy nice Christmas gifts.
from $3.50 TO $500 each.
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SNOW IN MONTANA.

Butte, Mont, Nov. 25.-The heaviest
snowfall of the season was general
throughout Montana today. the precipi-
tatiOn in Butte reaching more than fif-
teen inches after a storm lasting prac-
tically all day. Helena enjoyed fall of
eighteen inches. Weather bureau ad-
vices indicate heavy falls at Culber-
son, Miles City, MissOula and interms-
date points. The fall is of a charac-
ter that win greatly benefit the range.
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should IneuIeate knowledge.
Therefore. We should oppose capital
punishment by intoxicating this knowl-
edge in all men, especially TO hang
mems managers and sympathizers who
Nrongfully think they are maintaining
their position. thanks only 10 capital
punishment.
I know this is not an easy task The
employers and apprOVers OF hanSmen
with the instinct of self preservation
feel that this knowledge viii make inn
possible the maintenance OF the posi-
ton which they occupy. hence not only
VIII they themselves not adopt. but by
all means in their power, by violence.
deceit, lies and cruelty, they Will try 10
hide from the people this knowledge,
distOrtiug il and exposing its dissent
majors 10 all kinds OF Drivations and
suffering.
Therefore, IL we wish readily to de-
strOy the deiusiOn of capital punish
ment and If We possess the knowledge
which destroys this delusiOn. let US in
spite of all menaCes, depriVations and
sufferings. teach the people this knowl-
edge, because 1t is solely the effective
in the fight.
LEO TOLSTOI.
"OUtlua Mona STerg. NOY. il.
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EXECUTIoN POsrPoNED.

Victoria, b. @. Nov. 25.-The eXecu-
tiOn of Gunner Thomas Allen, sentenced
10 be hanged at Victoria next Friday
for the murder on August I of his COM
mauder, Captain Peter EllistOn Of the
British army, has been postponed until
February by an order of the criminal
court.
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sTnDEN sTlIlInNs-

Boston. Nov. 25.-Alexauder C.
Adams, enc OF the best known insure
ance men in New England died sud-
denly OF heart disease last night.
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offset losses OF income from taxes sus-
tanned through withdrawal OF forest
lands.
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The cafeteria OF the Young women's
Christian Association, 40 South Main,
now open 10 the public. Meals from
~ 10 2
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MONTANA HEADS LIST

Nineteen States to Participate In Ma
tiOnAI Forest Revenue.
Washington, Nov. 25.-Nineteen
states VIII participate in the 20 per
cent division OF national forest revenue
for the fiscal year ended June so, 1910,
according TO a bulletin issued by the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-26
OWL COLD AND GRIPPE
TABLETS,

Tor cold IN the head and the head
ache and fever which invariably ae-
company IL. These tablets should be
taken Just as soon as the first
symptoms OF cold are felt, and the
relief experienced is almost immedi-
ate. Every home should contain a
box OF these tablets. for the treat
NEXT OF incipient colds. Price, per
box. 25eg for 65e.
Owl Marvellous Cold Cream
Ward's-for softening the skin.
cleansing pores, preventing
wrinkles, whitening and refining
the skin. We can suggest nothing
better. PUT UP IN SIZES, 25c.
soc and Toe It's absolute purity
makes it a grateful luxury IN the
nursery. 1t can be applied to baby's
sensitive and delicate skin.
HAND MIRRORS.
All our Mirrors are made of the
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Two TRAINMEN INJuREp.

Sedalia, Mo. Nov. 25.-Missouri Pa
cific passenger train No. this after
noon cOllided with a freight train at
Otteryille, thirteen miles east of here.
Two trainmen We're injured, but the
passengers We're not hurt. The passen-
ger engine was ditched.
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PARLOR FEATHER BUSTERS AND
"kLEE EMAIL" DUST
AHRESTERS

AHHESIEHs.
Nice soft busters. made OF light
shaded wing and tail feathers. For
each.
JANITOR BUSTERS from zoe 10
1.75 each.
Carriage busters from S1.OO 10
300 each.
lp dust and keeps il from scatter
ng. Sanitary and convenient. zoe
each. Try IL. Your money back If
you are not satisfied.
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HAIR BRUSHES.

We guarantee ali our brushes TO
be high-grade in quality of bristles
and general quality. Whatever
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UDsON's FINE CHOCOLATES.

We have added 10 our already
complete stock of candy the "Hud-
son" line OF New York. These are
very choice candies. made OF pur-
est material. Each box being
wrapped in alright gelatine pa
ments for weekly shipments, as
sure freshness al all times. The
next time you want a box OF choice
eastern chocolates, get Hudson s.
We have them at either OF our two
stores.
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price you pay whether IS cents or
$500 you get a better brush from
US than you can get elsewhere for
brush now get IL from US. If YOU
buy ONE from US you will buy
ALL.
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PLANTATION BRAND COFFEE.
Makes the most delicious cup Of
coffee. Put up in 1-pound sealed
tin cans, "63 cups OF fine coffee in
each can" per pound ....... 4Oe
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We have just received 500 silka-
line umbrellas. worth $500 each; We
put them at your disposal for 500
each, while they last. Remember,
We have them for your convenience,
If you are out in the rain az night.
Come to either OF our stores and
get an umbrella. Save your hat
and clothing from destruction Tor
$1.00.
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SPECIAL PRICES.

finest selected French Plate Glass.
Some differ in weight. bevelings
etc. When you buy Mirror OF us
you get the best. We have them
from soc 10 $500 each.
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Tribune-neporter Printing Cos
6 West Second South. Phones us
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do ana principally what he cannot and
must not do.
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VAN HOUTEN's PURE
aOLTHLE COCOA.

possesses me osllcate aroma char
Cocoa Bean. Pure and unmixed, 4
pound cans .................. zoe
1-pound cans .................7 5e
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JAMES J. HILLS OPINION

"optina Monastery. Nov. II"
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cion, en- beneiicio del Sr. Francisco

cion, en- beneficio del Sr. Francisco
Rodriguez
La corte de Distrito de Guayama
el dia % de los CO r.entes condeno al
individuo Ramon soils a la pena de
l20 dias de carcel. por acometimien-
to y aggression con agravantes, por al
terar Ia paz 90 dias Y por portar az
mas prohibidas a 40 dias. Este mis-
mo individuo enc pendientes otras
causas que aun no han sido resueltas
por la corte.
En- Ia noche del dia 26 de los CO.
rrientes entire una v dos, Sc declare
un incendio en- la colonia Boston"
de Santa Isabel propiedad del Sr.
Teodoro Santiago Colon, quemando-
Sc un cuadro de cahas. Por creerse
haya sido intenciona; este fuego. la
policia hace activas dilgencias para
Ia averig.laci6n del autor.
Por fuerza de San Lorenzo fue sor-
prendida una iugada q 10 prohibido.
en- Ia que iueron arrestadas diez per
sonas y puestas a disposition de Ia
oorte.
lnfracci6n de Ia ordenanzas mun-
cipales "a; Portar armas porhibidas
4; Atentado contra Ia vida 5; Juesos
prohibidos 4. Total 81.
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Nv

La decision de Matilde era dehni-
tiva. y 4 la manana sigulente tonlo el
tren que conducia al noroeste de su
pals, alejandose apesadumbrada y
triste. en- pos de solazy lenitlvo a sus
cruentos pesares.
POGO tempo despues regreso nue.
vamente a su pueblo natal, trayen-
do retratada en- su Undo senlblante
la negra silueta de la aguda tlsls que
ferozmente devoraba su organlsmo.
V que va Sc manltestaba en- sus IN
ciertos. vacilantes pasos, qultando a
su gentll hgura el gracioso donaire
de otros ticmpos. d;illdole en- camblo
la languidcz del que marcha hacia Ell
eteno vacio. viendo sucllmbir todos
sus ensueios v todas sus ilusiones.
ina noche en- que Ia luna n,elanco-
lica ysuhlime irradiaba en- el azulado
espacio con tibio resplandor, Sc esca-
p6 del pecho de Matilde un asudo
grito de dolor que debio iepefcutlF
en- ell dido de Jaclnto. como el sonido
va vagabundo de las roncas eampa-
mas que anuncian la desaparlclon de
un ser humane de la faz de la TERRA,
poroue en- las fugitivas olas del aura
plahidera, iba envuelta Ell estertor
agonico de ella, que con su ultlmo
adios le enviaba su etena despedl-
da. su recuerdo de muerte.
Yauco 1910.
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lLER7A C0aSUNlDoR,
CUIDADO CON
LAS lM1TAcIONES

Il roo Lave, = Ell A.ni. Do. E.
aldos es tan pcpt n en- Puerto Rioo
poy 81 evidenye yuezs. Duen snbol
Y exquisite aromA.
No h-ce dano =. efectos estimu
antes son INOFENoiV GS. No ooa
.eae ninguna droga nj subsiAr.aa
agena q sus naturales elementoA Il
t..brica por destilaci6n eontinua y
vapor usandose los sparatos ua.
modernos J adoptandose .! mas es-
merado procedimiento sanitrio. &
cuIdado especial Sc observa en- el EN-
bote'lado empaque. NADIA sa
COMPOS1ClONES, Pfdass en- to-
das parties. Para compras a poz
mayor en- san Juan dityirse 4 los
Sres. B. ernandez 4 Hermanos.
Sucres. de ferez Hermaaoa
NJ r. Caider6n = Co.
A. cuarez l. Co.
Agentes en- Mayaguss:
Nora d Co. Sea {.
Agentes en- Eayam6n - Angel
Vieo.
nuel Ferez & Co.
Agentes en- Vega Baja:-sres- SUI
cesores de obfino 4 Co.
iahricantes. sucres de Roses &
Co 5 en- C. Arecibo p K
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NO MAS CANAS.

Siel srrtido de calzado y de esqui-
sta perfumeria es de 10 mas eleeante
y de mejores fabrlcas, el relurenecs-
dor que ofrece a su amplia clienteIa
el Popular del Sr. America Salas
es producto de lndiseutible mcrito
" No mas cn1sos' es la divisa del
buen produeto que viene en- peque-
nos trascos a POGO costo y ofrece al
pdblico el conoeido esta blecimiento.
Tambien Sc ha recibido abono para
flores Bonora' a 25 centavos lati-
ia. Nueva marca de calzado ".Selz',,
No hay mas ala Para los proximos
bales elegantes modelos de calzado.
Para el mejor aspecto de cabello y
barba mo mas canas' y para vues-
tras flores la ''Bonora'.. In el "Po-
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Campeonal0 Dc CuelloS.

hasta ahota reoibdos puplicados para r
char e) campeonato de LA Cores auto
SOB los que slguen
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-29
Sc ac|ara un eIIo-
neo inforne.
No fue Francisco Rodriguez sino
valentin del mismo apelIido
ell condenadO.

In el informe de policia del
- del GO rriente Sc comunic6 err6-
neamente de Manati que ell indi-
viduo Francisco Rodriguez ha-
bia sido condenado por la corte
municipal d las penas de tres meses
de carcel por alterar la paz, V un afo
lie circel por aeometimiento v agre-
li6n grave Ell que fua condenado
Dor dicha corte a las expresa-
tas penas. por los delitos que Sc de-
Jan indicados, fue el individuo Valen
lin Rodriguez, de pesimos antece-
ientes, que el dfa : de loscorrientes.
ser arrestado por el g,lardia Jose
ferrand, por alterar Ia paz v
leometimiento con una chayeta 4
lichO guardia, hiriendole los dedos
lnular y mehique. de Ia nano dere-
Ina- Se ruega Sc haga esta aelaTa-
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No 10 olvideis.

Ron San Luis Los Sres A. Alva.
rez hermano, siguen obteniendo el me.
jor exito con laventa del acreditado
Ron San Luis' producto de superior
calidad que ha conquistado justa ia.
ma en- Ia isla y iuera de ella No
fontiene sustancias nocivas y es una
bebida tonica y reconstituyente. No
olvideis que los pedidos deben hacerse
4 la acreditada casa calle de San jose
en- San Juan. "Ron San Luis.
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No Divides Ia Ninfa.

Aumentado esplendidamente el
<urtido &c sombreros de la Ninfs Sc
oirece i II numeroSa clientela SON.
hreros dc fieltro y paia de Italia para
caballeros. dc Ia mavor novedAd.
En tirante> con adornos de naoss.
medlas de soda, camisas, corbasss
modrloS 1911, botonaduras, v otros
ohietos para hombres es magnihcoei
>urtido. Ropa hccha Y a IA medida
oirecen ios Srcs. Garcia y Linesas
on 81 conocido e>tableciniento one
tan !rSra iama ,ienen en- Ia GlMad =
Ia i>ia NJ olviieis que La Einis' "a
L. en ia Gale lie Ia Fortaleza q, .
San Juan : sc sirven pedidos per CO
rTeo y ACADIA de recitlr IN gran sur
tido ,!c fGs!v:irrS.
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IS FL Castigo de Una vcncanza por Rafael Pr.
Azuar. Rin,dn.
~ Sin venganza. por Norberto E>cahi Mayagucz
- Amor lianto por Josefa tr-lla. Vega baja
50 Los dos nuerfano>, por FideIa Ben;tcz Gurabo
- La casa sobrc 81 monte por Angel GuilIeno Rodr
guez Ponce.
Fenomeno raro por yivimar .tcuaoilla
W La Guadalupe dc Ponce. por -Armanio Flores 20
100 La tragedia del salto por Ramon Rcure Rodriu.
San Sebastian.
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WNeKyos A Z tS.12S1 .
Hnbe CaimaEte Sea 9e10H01S
sbe-As' esasss sisrs p 70 eel ~
eossu en- el psSsees dc U ~
Proportions alsvio nsdihAo oEesSi
- pacisnts produce n. srsco 49,
6anauils. aitvfs ., d,lor Pei -
uto dsspseEss .nryvive sbxW.
may sgfAdahle a. rs.saas. cilwn0
aiao solabda sOs toi5lse, n,oe t6oul
moc;cn 1el esitEsss , iegsla 10 -
N5uEos- Ee 81 n s,ct ssz,eo,o % -
20 pa,A u dame syac-ove1gnss - tee
u os3rictcn de cts :. 1lerA osrA H0
fsse muc0o euidado sl psdir el " ~
Be Cs.n.nte de Il 6sn1s vtnsiev . -
e Dslscds tqd0S
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(Por E.. A. Gutierrez Veles.)

vesperal borda con las ult!mas, d.
versus tonalidades de su murlente
luz. los festoneados limltes de los va
Hes y los montes, sostenlan un dulce
coloqulo amoroso y hablando de a
nejos recuerdos decia el: mo es YER
dad linda Matilde que jamas has a.
mado 4 otro hombre solo q mi, y que
tu alma Candida y pura que dormis
arrullada por los mlsticos acordes de
una musica infnita, desperto s las
supremas delicias del amor cuando
70 prendado de tus encantos celestla
les, hice vibrar por yez primefa tus
reconditos afectos al magico conlu-
70 de mi melifluo acento que conmo-
VIC tu espiritu. .sugestlono tu cora
zon y levanto tu pensamiento?
All! 81, lie replico lla.-Eres tu
mi amor primero y dnlco; Ell hombre
que hizo asomar mis- labios el roo
carmin de la esperanza, cuando en-
pleno goce de una ventura paradlsia-
ca, domlnada por ess impression a.
tensa hija del verdadero amor. de!e
escapar el s. que taEto anhelabas,
colmandote de placldez yde daizu1a,
de besos y de bendiciones
NO hay nombre, amado Jacinto,
que suene con mas de!icada ammonia
eli mis- oidos. g. el tuyo cuyo= hermo
sos caracteres llevo lmpresos en- mi
mente con potente luz meridionaf !
Hasta aqui el anilnado dialogo sus
citado entire ambos jovenes, Ell un r.
suelo atardecer de Mayo; ei cual
transcribimos aqui eAactamente CO.
piado de nuestra caytera de apun tes,
que 10 recog gid casi vuela p.uma
Ahora veamos ell contenido Gel a.
nonimo causa de la eAtrema resolu-
cion de Matilde en- la memorable no
che a que nos referimos, al emps sar
esta historical leyenda
"Jacinto Hace tempo que deseo
hacerte una revelacion muy pertlnaz
creo llegada Ia oportunidad de q
conozcas la trama urdida d tus espal-
das para que estes alerta y no te de-
les sorprender por falsos e hlpocritas
iuramentos.
"Matilde, La joven q quien adoras y
has elegido para ser tn esposa y COM
paiiera de toda la vida, paseaba ell
domin go retro proximo pasado, asi.
da de la mano:con Luis Gonzalez q
empleado de los Borges, por la Ave
nida de los Sauces Tn banco de PIE
dra que ALI de muy antailo eHlste,
fue eli mudo testigo de aquella entire
vista quesno pudo sino ser amorosa,
pues es bien sabido que Luis Ia ga
ienteaba requiriendola de amores
con anterioridad al compromise he
cho contigo. y que ella lie correspon-
dia con prodigalidad, slendo tsto por
10 visto, la exhumacion de aquellos
dias y de aquellas momorias.
Tuyo afectuosamente,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-29

81 FL Vagabundo por NJ. R.. Arccbo
IS Roslin Flerida, por Carmelo Oben, Guayama.
So De Terra Baja, por Eugenio Rodriguez Cuebas
Mayaguez.
80 tQuen engana quienl por Valentin Poanco de Je
sus Gales.
81 Amor juvenil por P. H. Negron. Nueva York.
50 La Dsscouocida, por G. H. c., Trujillo alto.