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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-29
KEARNY-ARLINGT0N.


Patroirlan William Masee. Of kearny,
has been made a roundsulan and will
begin his duties in thai capacity to-
night. A. the las meeting of the Town
Council Police CHIEF William Tolen was
authorized to appoint 4 roundsmsn tenn
porafily. an ordinance creating the po-
sition having been passed at the am
meeting.
Arlington Council No. pa, Jr. o. U.
A. NJ, Of Arlington, will meet on Mon
day night in Quincy Hall. Arlington.
and arrange for a shirt waist sociable
to take place in a few weeks at Mid
land Hall. Arlington
\ good sized assembly last night at
tended the parish dance given by the
congregation OF ST. Cecllis's Il. G.
Church. Of Kearny. in the auditorium of
the new parochisl schoolhouse. Repre-
sentatives of h various societies of the
church managed the dance.
4 permit was granted bg Building
Inspector Ralph S. Young, ., Kearny,
this morning 10 Mrs. Sadie Z. Goble TO
erect a frame dwelling worth s2,599 on
Davis avenue, south Of Quincy avenue.
Patrolu1an Neil Barrett. OF the
Kearny police force, is laid up with q
severe attack Of tonsolitis.
The Ladies' Association of the First
Presbyterian Church. Arlington. viii
have. a sociable tonight at the home Of
Mrs J. A. Read. 5s9 Chestnut street,
Arlington,
Another instruction session OF the
census enumerators appointed for the
West Hudson towns will be held at 1916
o'clock this evening at the old frehouse
| adjoining the Kearny Town Hall.
A gang OF men this morning began
the work of grading in front of the new
| Lincoln School No. 3 and the laying
out of a lawn thereon,
An entertainment viii be given by the
Young Peoples Society of the Swedish
Lutheran Church. Arlington. in the
| Swedish Lutheran Church. this city, to-
night.
At a meeting OF Golden Rule Circle,
Kings Daughters. at the home OF Mrs
Charles O'Coner Irwin. Il Grand place
| Arlington. last night further orange
ments were made for the whist party
and dance to take place on FFids,
night at Midland Hall, Arlington. The
~proceeds OF the affair viii be wholly fo'
charity.
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SUBURBAN PAGE
H~ARRISON-E. NEWARK.
Body VIII BE Exhumed.

Body Will BE Exhuned.
AS told exclusively in last nights
STAR, the man killed last Tuesday
night by Pennsylvania railroad trains
in Harrison was William MaIIoy, of 5i4
North Third street, East Newark. Mrs.
Mslloy called at tho Harrison morgue
late yesterday, and after having the
body described to her By Morgue
Keeper Patrick j. Condor, said that
it was that of her husband, who dis
appeared from his home a week e
tonight. Mrs. Mailoy instructed Mr..
Condor to have the body exhumed
from potter's field, where ii wac buried
last Saturday after not having been
identified in the three days 1t was at
the morgue. Mr.. Condor will apply
this afternoon to the Hudson county
health authorities for permission to re-
move the remains to Arlington Gene
terry, Arlington. where it will be re-
inferred. IL the permit Is secured to-
day the body will be removed to Ar
iinston tomorrow.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-29
STRIKE ON KEARNY TOWN
HALL is FINALLY SETTLER.

settlement Was made this morn1l4R a.
the ten days' strike Of the plastsrsrs
on the new kesrny Town Hall Ahieas
has retarded the completion OIL -i4~
structure. Credit for ending the dill
Guilty is given to Michael Moran, tl1s
towns inspector on the work
The firm OF OConneTl Il Hill * Eesx
York, which has tho entire CONTRACT.
had. it Is alleged, peer trying tcsc1a=
pioy New York plasterers on the work.
who belong TO a union not -~ecoenizfd
in this State. Twice the local ieea
rebeiled against the hiring OF the Nesx
Workers, refusing to return unless local
union men only were employed Their
action Was Endorsed by the masous.
and the result was complete stoppase
OF work On the building and considers
able criticism Of the fifm By the town
officials, who are eager to c the
old cramped quarters and occupy the
comfortable new structure.
Unable to come to terms themselves
with the strikers. Meesrs. OfConneu
and Hill deputed Mr.. Moran. who -
a practical mason, 10 act as arbitfator,
with full power to effect a settlenen1-
He got busy at once, held several ron-
ferences. and yesterday afternoon
solved the problem. The Jurisdiction ef
lie Newark Plasterers' Union being
extended to Kearny, the New Workers.
we're therefore a~djuoged outsiders. With
no standing. and only local union men
were, accordingly. available for ems
ployTnent.
This morning Mr.. Moran put a large
force Of local plasterers 10, work. AND
by tomorrow he hopes 10 have forty
on the joe and TO hurry the work 70 a
finish i'll a very short time. The local
men feel much elated at their victory-
and anticipate no further trouble.
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MTLEY.

Mrs. Louisa Hauser. of Brooklyn, is
visiting Mrs. Justine KozeloH-. of Chest
nut street.
Mrs. II. j. Reimund, of Englewood, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Arthur B.
Gladwin. of Highfield lane
Miss Margaret Briscoe Hopkins, Of
Philadelphia, who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert r. Livingston. of Nut
ley avenue, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Edey, of Whitford
avenue. have returned from a six weeks
visit 70 friends in New York.
stephen H. Dorr, who is attending
Princeton University. is spending a
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Higginson Dorr, of Satterth-
waite venue
Miss Margaret Patterson, of Pailadei-
phia. is a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Vernon Bowler, jr.. OF Nutley avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. B. Hersloff. Of
Maple place, are entertaining Miss
Adele Coleman, Of Garden City, \.
Miss Madeline DeVausney, OF Harri-
son street, has returned from a visit 70
friends at New Rochelle. n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blue. Of Ten
nessee, are visiting Lester. Kierstead, OF
Hillside avenue.
Word was receicved this morning OF
he death of Mrs. Adelaide Zulll. wife OF
r. u. Zuili. at Bermuda, She is 9
sister of Mrs. Charles Ira Smith, OF
Highfeld lane.
Mrs. f. w. Duclose. Of Canada. is 8
guest of MIR. and Mrs. C. f. Chadler. OF
Hillside avenue
A. c. Rutan. Of Erie place. is home
from a trim to Old Point Comfort.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-29
ORANGE FORESTERS ELECT
BENEDETTO CHIEF RANGER.
Other Officers Named at Meeting
of Court Marconi.

Officers were elected last night at a
meeting Of Court Marconi 20. los, For
esters OF America, In G. A. r. Hall,
Orange. There was q large attendance
OF visitors m members. Joseph Di
Benedetto was elected chief ranger
succeeding Donate @ Stizza-
The other officers include: Sub-chief
ranger, Adamo Renzulh; treasurer,
Sylvester G. Dento; financial secretary,
John Nicodemo:. recording secretary,
Pasuuale Borraro; senior woodward.
vircenzo ursitti; junior woodward.
Peiiegrino D'Anofrio: senior beedle.
James Colabella; Junior beadie. Pas
qnaIe Tementa; trustee. Pasquales Bave:
lecturer, jain Merchi; orgsnist.
Ernesto Pacifco; physician. Federico
Luongo; opothecary, Matteo Mast:
delegates to the grand convention to
be held at Passaic on May 10. John
Nicodemo, Michael Giordano. Joseph ID
Benedetto: alterrates, Donate G. Stir
"a, Joseph Giordano and Joseph Di
Benedetto.
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COP MOVES HOUSE TO GET
AWAY FROM FACTORY NOISE.

Because he and members of his fam
ily have peer annoyed by e noise which
emanates from the works of the Amer
lean Tag Company, at $50 North Cort-
landt street, Belleville, Constable Ferdi-
nand Gilman, o" Eel1eville. today is
directing the removal of his house from
North Cortlandt street to Ralph street,
in the township.
y, nen the Gillmanns retire at night,
with the hope of securing rest. it is
said that nerve-racking noises and
sounds prevent their slunber. Finally
II was decided to remove the residence
away from the unseenly m n
now Mr.. Gilman hopes he viii enjoy
peaceful dreams without being dis
turbed.
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DISBANDEO FIRE
COMPANY GIVEN
GREAT RECEPTION
West Nutley HAS Beens," as
They Called Themselves
Cheered at Dance. :

With white carnations in the Iapels or
their coats. members of tbe
fir .o,nr.n,. If We ~,,+,a., ~a.aszxa
@n'
pi4uSs As ehey mafcheo into the hafi
whsFe the tenth annual reception p
dance of the AYondaIe Hose Company.
of Hutlev. was being held last night
Az tho dtsrredited fire iaaaies ~
.raa
out lhal lHe mas deem nfeHien "eIS 81
tSao. me orchestra immedlafe1S
struck up a lively march. and the fof
aler fre-battIers acknowledged the soFa
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-29
CALDWELL AND VERONA.
sunday school Glass Entertains.

SuuJax school Class Entertains.
Miss Ethel ~Roydhouse. OF Caldwell,
and the members of her Sunday school
cIa-s entertained last night at a st.
patrick,s sociable In the lecture room
of the Methodist Church. There We're
present. in addition TO the members o.
tho class, the Misses Vera Moore, Rose
Harrison. Jetta Hennion, Myrtle Hen
MON. Elizabeth Van Order. Muriel
Lindsley.. Hilda Mcneil. Bessie Gore,
Annie waugh, Nellie Graham. Martha
Gray. Nettie Bischoff. Mrs. J. Van
order. Mrs. W. C. Timbrell and Super
intandent II. C. Steinhoff. The class
emb are Clara Berry, Helen
7 o~ertscber. AIva Hennion. Margaret
Hendrv. Gertrude Jacobus. Celia Bah
cock Helen Hicks. Helen Woolton. Ed
ma I,ansom. Ethel Belder. Edith Bclder
and Sadie Stelnhoff. Miss Roydhouse
was assisted in entertaining by the
Misses Mabel Jacobus. Viola Callard-
Edna yanderhoof and Kelsie Mead.
Miss Mildred Jacobus. Of Cedar
Grove. is visiting relatives in Allen
dale.
Mrs. stephen J. Speer, of Roseland
avenue. Caldwell, entertained yester-
day at a musicale.
Miss Janet Jackson, OF New York. is
visiting Mrs. r. Osborn, of Roseland-
Miss May Cozzens, OF. Woodbury., has
been visiting the Rev. and Mrs. Hor-
ace s. Quillin, at the Baptist parson-
age, Caldwell.
The Larkin Club, of Cedar Grove,
met at the home of Miss Elsie Jacobus
last night. Miss Phoebe Jacobus will
entertain at the next meeting.
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Deaths in the
Suburban 7oquns
MRS. MARGARET M'WHLIAMS.

Mrs. Margaret McWilliams. q we'll
known resident OF Kearny. ard a sister
Of Patrolman William Magee, OF that
town. died at 80 o'clock this morning
at the home of her brother, Samuel
Magee, 43 Johnston avenue. at which
place she had been cared for for seven
months. The deceased was AZ years old
and leaves a. husband. " Sons and
one daughter, all of whom live at y
Windsor street, Kearny. to which place
the body was removed this morning
and from which place the funeral will
take place at 2:3o o'clock Thursday
afternoon. The services will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. John jay Bridges,
pastor of Trinity Episcopal Church.
Arlington, and interment will be made
in Arlington Cemetery.
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COAL AND LUMBER.

william w. Conner. of the Reformed
Church. Interment will be IN Rldge-
lawn Cemetery.
Seth Boyden Council No. 1856. Royal
Arcanurn, will hold a minstrel show to-
night. II. E.. Wilson is chairman OF
the committee in charge of the show.
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Fu.er.l Of Mrs. c-.,a~rl.e necu.re.

funersl of Mrs. Catherine Mcguire.
Funeral services Of Mrs. Catharine
MCGUIRE, 20 years old, widow Of
Thomas Mcguire, who died Sunday at
her late home, II Orange avenue, were
conducted this morning at st. Leo's
r. c. Church. The Rev. Thomas f.
Monaghan celebrated a high mass Of
requiem. TIE intermeHt was in the
Cemetery Of the Holy Sepnlchre.
Mrs. Wilbur II. Tirnbrook, her daugh-
ter, Miss Irene Tinbrook. Of "A Howard
street. and Mrs. James a. Wolfe, Of .
Linden avenue. have returned from an
Easter stay at Summit
The Rex John Hobart Egbert. of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, will at
tend the annual meeting Of the New
ark Conference at Central NJ. E..
Church, OF Newark, tomorrow.
An Ostermonntag bowling match
gatne was rolled last night on Pape's
Hotel bowling /. annex. al Springfield
avenue. between two teams Of the
Good Time Bowling Club. A she'll
fish supper vas enjoyed after the bowl
ing. The score was as follows: 4.
Becker. captain, 135; Mrs. Becker. 100:
L. Hawkins. to3; Mrs. EIawlins, -;
H. Buf. 1ie; Mrs. He1nhauser. 1o5. To-
tai. $50. David Pointer. Isl: Mrs. Eus,
IS; Mrs. Pape. 81: Mrs. yste. 90; &.
Isenberg. rs: Mrs. lsenberg. 70. Total,
sos.
John j. Bonscher. the hotel pro-
prietor, of l0e Speedway avenue. has
Durchased-from the Town Council the
ground and fire house on Grove street.
the property OF the town. The price
paid is 500.
The Second Ward Improvement As
sociation has purchased from the town
the fire apparatus quarters formerly
in use. which is situated on land on
Chester avenue belonging to the as
s~ociation. The amount realized by the
town is s15o.
The paling enclosing the OTemar
land at Grove street and Springfield
avenues was ignited by blazing brush
at noon today. The fire department was
summoned, and it was quickly eztin-
guished.
A whist will be held tonight al the
home Of James L. Slocun, - Stuyve-
SAINT avenue. The games win begin at
s O'Clock. An informal social will fol-
low.
Final ~rehearsals. under the direction
Of Edward c. Murphy, will be held this
week by the members of the Mems
Union League who viii take part in
the minstrel performance which viii be
given under the auspices Of the league
early in April.
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JEWELLERS.
BELLEvILLE.


The funeral of Mrs. Mary Bremen,
wife of Charles Bremen, will be held
tomorrow afternoon from her late
home. co New street. The Rev. WI liam
w. Conner, pastor of the Reformed
church, will officiate at the services,
and the interment will be in the Re-
formed Church Cemetery. Mrs. Bren-
ne, was 40 years old, and died Satur-
aav Besides her husband. she is sur
yived by several children.
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r.n,I. to Give Mu.le.le.

Pupils to Give MUSICALS
In the parlors of the Glen Ridge Con-
gregational Church at Ridgewood ave-
nue. and Clark street this afternoon.
under the auspices OF the Woman's
Club. will be given musicale by the
pupils OF the Music School Settlement OF
Manhattan. William r. Evans, Of
Montclair, will deliver q lecture before
the members OF the club in his home,
Walnut Crescent. on April 10, Ills
subject will be American Art
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The officials OF Orange ana East Or
snge were the guests OF the Home
rreMing COMPANY at 4 hesisteak dlii-
ner held in tho company's plant OF
Orange went The evening proved
a success. Attractive ihentls and en-
tertainment were furnished.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-29

About three hundred persons at
tended the second annual dance OF the
j. T.. T. Club, incorporated, of Harri-
son held at orator Hall. Newark, last
night. The affair was both a financial
and social success. Thoma Jordan
acted as fioor manager.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-29

Mrs. Charles w. Fisk. of SO Prospect
street. East Orange. president OF the
Orange Political Study Club. will give a
reception at her residence Thursday
afternoon for the members of the club.
Assisting her will be the officers. who
are: Mrs Minola Graham Sexton, Mrs.
Maurice S. Decker, Mrs. Edward Cham
berlain, DR.. Mary ID. Hussey, Mrs.
Frederick Coivin, Mrs. Eugene G. West,
Mrs. Eva Blakeslee, Mrs. George Nj.
lottery, Mrs. Laura Donnell and Mrs.
Porter. Miss Emma L. Richards,
of Newark. president of Essex County
Woman's Suffrage Association. has been
invited to receive with Mrs. Fisk.
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rrmworker in seriou. Condition.

Though his injuries are not thought
to be very serious. Menry Murphy, the
ironworker, of IS Mulberry street, New
ark, who. was struck by a Pennsyl-
vania railroad train in Harrison, is
nevertheless in a serious condition.
He is suffering greatly from shock,
and the physicians at st. Janes's Hos
pital. where he was removed after the
accident. say that it will be some days
before they will be able to tell just
how badly he is injured. Murphy was
at work on the Fourth street bridge Of
the railroad and failed to clear the
tracks quick enough after having beer
warned OF the approach of a westbound
train. He was struck by the ] OF
the engine n rendered unconscious
for a short time. y
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-29

The CamptoNn Building and Loan
Association held its initial subscription
meeting last night at $50 Springfield
avenu when SIG shares were taken
up. Many more subscribers will take
shares next Monday night, when the
board of directors Will hold it's meet
ing. Thereafter the psy-in-night will
be the fourth Monday OF each month.
The action of Chief OF Police Green.
In accordance with instructions from
the Town Council issued at its last
meeting, authorizing him to warn store
keepers against the placing of obstrue-
tive signs over the sidewalks has
brought about beneficial results. They
were all removed yesterday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-29
charged with selling without License.

Harry j.. Ludlow, a driver. OF 30
Main street, empioyed by an oil COM
pany Of Wakeman venue, newark
was arrested BY Chief OF Police Michaei
rrlypn, Yesterday AFTERNOON on'a charge
If pcddling his wares without a Users :
chief Flynn saw the man selling goouS
in Quarry street. lie was arTaisncd
before Police Justice La Faucher'e yss-
terday afternoon and paroled until To-
night, when he will be given an exainl-
nation.
Health Inspector w. Brand smith
said toddy that there are several cases
OF scarlet\fever in the Silver Lake sec
tion of TN township. The contasion
in the toNApship at present. however,
Is mestly coAGned 10 SILVER Lake.
The funcraAof Edmund J, Gecrsi, !.
II wears old, u 2S Union aSepue, viii
take PLACE toiN&row a~fternoaaA me
services viii BE- Xpdacted by ~ hey
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AILLBURN,
RvINGTON
p HILTON
IRVINGTON.
odd FelIors PIn, " hI.t.

Odd Fellows Play hist.
The frat pf the weekly whist series
was held lag night by Clinton Lodge,
l. Q. O.. F.. in the lodge rooms in the
Glcrieux building. The seriex win end
Mondsy, April 25, at which time prizes
will be awarded 70 the winners. The
participants last night played with
great animation. scoring as follows:
John Coleman. y: Harry c. Herbert,
as; Charles N. Force, 23g Joseph H.
Quicker. %: George w. Frost. Il: Will
lam GreenaVay, 10: John p. Gey1er, IS;
Warren 4. Frey. Il; albert IL. Webb.
Il; John z. H~ennugseh1 Il; Edward r.
King. IS; John A. Smith. 16: Edward
jacob. IS: Gottlfeb Kautzfnan, IS;
John NJ. Turner. u; Joseph sonnen-
berg, 1S: John II. Hands ~ George H.
Woolley. 5; john Groom. 9.
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81. OOMFIELD-GLEN RIDGE
Last entertainment Of Guild Series.

The closing entertainment in the
First Church Guild series in Bloomfield
was held last night when concert was
given by the Tollefsen Trio of must
clans. assisted by Miss Rose Bryant,
contralto.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-29
knights of Columbus Initiate.

Bloomfield Council, Knights Of Co
luntpus. initiated several applicants for
membership in Lyceum Hall, Bloom
field. last night. A social session fol-
lowed. A three days carnival will be
held on the Bloomfield venue grounds
adjoining the Lyceum building early
in May
Mrs. GeoreelE Baldwin. of Is Maple
street. will give a musicale in her home
FRIDAY, April I.
Mrs. Harry Wright, of Myrtle street,
is expected home from Cincinnati, O.,
Saturday. ;.
Miss Dorothy Unanest, of III Wash
ington street. is the guest of Mrs. Al
bert w. Sullv at Ia West Ninety sew
cnth street. Manhattan.
MIR. and Mrs. John Mccarthy, of Wat
sessing Centre. are in Wilmington, Del.
The memoe s of Eureka Lodge,
knights of Pythias. cid a theatre
rarity and supper last night.
The bowling team of B~roughton Me-
mortal Chapel defeated the Postoffice
team in two out OF three games on
Leuthausseur's alleys last night. Re
freshments followed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-29
MONTCLAIR.
Episcopal churche. Elect omcer..

Episcopal Churches Elect Omcers.
ST. James's Episcopal Church, Upper
Montclair, elected the following Of
flcers yesterday afternoon: Warden,
Edmund Ketchum; v~estrymen, William
V. Fowler, Alexander Luchars, How
ard Ayres. st. Luke's Episcopal Church
reelected it's old officers with the ex-
ception. Of Walter Kidde, who was
elected a vestryman. st. Johns Epis-
copal Church did not hold it's cleo
ton.
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Nothing Done In Rebuilding Church

No arrangements have been made for
rebuilding the old Dutch Reformed
Church il the Brookdale section OF
Bloomfield which was destroyed by
fire Friday. This viii be deferred until
q settlement with the insurance COM
panies. The insurance mounts to less
han 5000.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-29

Montclair Lodge of Elks will hold a
band concert n promenade ball next
Thursday night in Club Hall. The en-
tertainment committee which has
charge of the affair consists of Walter
Rutan. chairman: Arthur G.. Wilson.
George C. Greason. Charles W. Potter.
Frank ]. Bernier, William x. Thomas
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Funeral of Michael Kelley.

Funeral of Michael Kelley.
The funeral of Michael Kelly, who
died at his home, II NORTH Third street.
Harrison, Saturday night, took place
today from the Church of the Holy
Cross, Harrison, where a high mass of
requiem was offered. The pall-bearers
were Aloysius Lynch, Francis Effen-
berger, Francis Jordan, Joseph Paul.
William Stewart and John Sullivan,
playmates of the deceased. Interment
was in Holy. Names Cemetery, Jersey
City.
Holy Cross Parochial School, Harri-
son. and the East Newark Public
School reopened today.
DR.. George Young, of 81 Harrison
avenue. Harrison, was initiated into
Kearny Lodge No. 1850, B. p. O. E.. in
Elks's Home. Arlington, last night.
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USE STAR WANT ADS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-16
DtNTE.

Dante fabric6 el abismo Ell su g.
pfritu. Hizo la cpopeya dn los e,pac
tros. Horada Ia TERRA, Y en- el tremen
do agujero cOloca a SatanSs. DeS pu-
es, por medic del Purgatorio, 10 clc-
va hasta el cielo. Dante empieza don
de todo acaba. Esta mas ALA del
hombre, mas ala. Ptro 10 fuera de
El. Proposition singular. que NADIA
tiene de con,raGiroria. pu-> ei alma
es la prolongaci6n del honlhre en- 10
Infinite.
Dante retuerce la s0mbra, V la
kz es una esrirai mOnStr!osa, Que su
be y que baia: arquitectura inaudi-
ia. En- el dintcl la brurna sagrada .
al traves de la entrada. el cadavcr de
Ia esperanzs; hscia dentro la n0che.
La inmensa agonia solloza confusa-
mente en- 10 invenci5!e.
Inclfnase unO sobre ese poema
abismo; ses acaso un crater? Oven
&c detonaciones; el verso sale de el
hvldo y estrecho como las grietas
de un snlfatera- Es primero vapor.
luego lava Esa Gv;dez habla, V So
eomprelde entOnees que el entrevis-
to volean es el inferno. No es va el
medic humane: e el pr.ncipio des-
conocido.
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poema con 10 inpenetrable. sigue
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