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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-09
POLICE CHIEFS GATHERING
Their Annual Convention Will be Held
This Week.

Birmingham Ala, May s.-Richard
dent Of the National Association of
Police Chiefs and a. number of the
other prominent police chiefs, arrived
TO -night for their annual convention.
which begins here Tuesday, 1t Is eX-
noctcd that about 1000 visitors from
all narts of the country will be present
tertainment program has been pre-
pared by the Birmingham Pollce De-
partment and Chamber OF commerce
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-09
WANT CHICAGO OFFICER

'OHers Sanitary Head Double His Sal-
nry to Go TO milwaukee,.
Chicago, May S,-Epdl Seidel. So
ciallst Mayor of Milwaukee, has come
to Chicago to look for health COM
missioner, The place pays $4,000 a
year. and he has offered 1t to DIR.
Charles p, Bail, chief sanitary inspec-
tor of Chicago. who draws a salary of
Sa,500 a year here.
Dr. bail has announced that he viii
accept the offer of Mayor Seidel unless
tho Chicago City Council raises his
salary Immediately.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-09
GONE TO SEE ROOSEVELT
ST. Paul Hears Frank b. kellogg WA
Summoned.

Summoned.
ST. Paul, May S.--That Theodore
Roosevelt sent for Frank B. Kellogg,
his so-called "trust buster" to meet
him in Europe became known here
through a letter received by one Of
Mr.. Kellogg's friends, Tho former
special prosecutor who conducted the
STANDARD OIL case for tho government
is now on his way to join Mr.. Roose-
Welt. and they Will return on the same
ship soon 1T was reported that Mr.,
Kellogg was one of the first to receive
a letter from Mr.. Roosevelt when the
African hunt ended but he was unable
to respond with personal,visit, The
second letter. which came a few days
ago, caused him hastily to prepare for
n trip across the Atlantic, and, accom-
panied by Mrs. Kellogg, he Immediate
Ely started, giving as a reason de-
sire to visit, FRANCE.
Mr.. Roosevelt, 1T is said here. has re-
Continued on Fifth Page)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-09
BETS WON AT ala TO /.

Only S: on Extraordinary Long Shot
mt LeXinEtOn.
Lexington. KY May s.-The spring
meeting of the Kentucky Racing AS
sociation closed yesterday. Perhaps
one OF the longest, priced horses on
record on the American won here
to-day. when Muzettn w. came home
in front In the third race,
The hackers who happened to be
oniyGtwo persons, however, got ssao.70
each for the s2 W.agesred, making the
horse pay $414,ab to $l. az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-09
MOTHERS DAY CELEBRATED
of Men Wenr White Carna-
tiOns In Her Honor.

Philadelphia. Pa, May Especial
sermons and services in many churches
marked the celebration OF Mothers
Day here to-day. White carnations,
the emblem of the observance. were
at a premium, and thousands OF men
wore the little flower in their button
holes. Miss Anna e. Jarvis, who orig
mated the idea of setting apart the
second Sunday of May in memory of
all mothers. addressed large audi
ence In the Young Mems Christian AS
sociauon building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-09
FIGHTING BUCKETS SHOPS
Department of Justice VIII Continue
IN ,,,n1ign This Week,

Department of JuStlce VIII Continue
Campaign This Week.
Washington, D. c.. May Sin the
Department OF Justice. interest during
the coming week promises to centre
In the campaign against the bucket
alleged pool in raw cotton. During the
past week number Of telegraph off,
cials testified before the local grand
jury. The finding Of the grand jury
is expected Tuesday or Wednesday,
Attorney General Wickersham has
announced that he will proceed with
the cotton pool inquiry, regardless Of
the adverse criticism against him, The
grand jury will meet In New York
on Tuesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-09
PENSION MUSICIANS WIDOW
Danish Government Recognizes Work
Of Professor Joachim Anderson.

New York, May s.-The Danish gov
ernment has awarded a pension to
the widow Of Professor Joachim An-
derson in recognition of the services
Professor Anderson rendered to his
country through years OF devotion to
the musical culture OF the neople Mrs.
Anderson Is an American and Is living
In New York
Professor Anderson died a year ago,
He won ranown as u conductor was
decorated ny King Christian IN. Of
Denmark, and was made an officer Of
hof the French republic.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-09
LAssITER EULoGIzED
Congressman Praise Late Representa-.
tive from Virginia.

UVc frOM NfrE1n1N.
Washington, D. c.. Nav S.-EIis high
ideals. LOYALTY to his friends. devo-
ton to duty, and scholarliness We're
traits of the late Representative Las
sitter, of Virginia. which We're praised
by the various speakers at eulogies
held in the House of Representatives
In honor of the late member from
Virginia. The speakers We're Repre-
sentatives Hay, Saunders. Jones. Lamb
and MAYNARD. of Virginia: Small, of
North Carolina: Gaines. Of West Nir-
ginia, and Moore, of Pennsylvania
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-09


Berlin, May S.-The Emperor has
now decided to accept Colonel Roose-
yelt,s suggestion regarding changes in
the program from his reception in
Berlin and notified the American am
bassador to-day that he will not meet
the ex-President at the railway sta
ton and will not be able to receive
him as his guest in the Berlin castle.
The Emperor also has explained to
Ambassador Hill that he is so over
whelmed by the death of King Edward
that he regards it as improper to at
tend any Of the dinners to be given in
Mr.. Roosevelts honor.
The program of Mr.. Roosevelts Wis
1t accordingly has been modified as
follows:
Ambassador Hill with the embassy
staff will meet the train Tuesday. and
will accompany the former President
Mrs Roosevelt and Miss Ethel to the
embassy, where they will be guests
during their stay in Berlin. Kermit
will be the guest of the second secre
tary of the embassy, Joseph c. Crew
The party will proceed to Potsdam b,
automobile on Tuesday and will lunci
with the Emperor and Impress, re-
turning TO the embassy In the after
noon. Ambassador HIS dinner WI
be held on Wednesday and Mr., Roose'
Welt will deliver his address on Thurs
day at the university, the Emperor at
tending The former President VIII
dine with Chancellor Won Bethmann-
iollweg that evening.
The plans for Friday and Saturday
have not been changed, These include
a luncheon at the embassy, reception
to representative members Of the
American colony. foregathering OF
big game hunters and reception tc
the diplomatic corps. the government
officials, and the university authori-
ties.
The curtailment of the general pro-
gram is deep disappointment to the
American colony.
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CONVICTED OF PERJURY
!. G. Walkers House in Cleveland
Failed for $1,OOO,OOO.

Q. q. WhIkcrH 1fOHsc IN OIcVcIHHu
Failed for s1,OOO,o00.
Cleveland, o., May S.-U. S. Walker.
president of the defunct South Cleve-
land Banking Company, which failed
few months ago fer moro than ST.
100000, was found guilty in Common
Pleas Court on the charge of perjury.
The failure of tie bank was brought
about by the crash of the Werner Com
pany of Akron. a largo printing firm.
which was Indebted heavily to the
South Cleveland Banking Company.
The charge of perjury grew out OF
alleged false statements regarding the
banks financial condition to the State
bank examiner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-09
HUGHES SIGNS AUDUBON BILL

Diet Refuses Bill Admitting Authority
of Russia.
Hesingfors, May S.--The Iyiet as
final step in the long fight against
the extension. of the authority Of the
Russian Parliament over FINLAND in
matters of general and imperial Inter.
est, accepted the report OF the Con-
stitutlonal COMMITTEES which recon-
mended that the bill deaNng with
the extension Of this authority be re-
turned to the Emperor without ac-
tion.
It Is understood that tho Diet will
shortly be dissolved. Sj 59s,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-09
ENFORCED QUIET
FOR R Roosevelt I
P h ysician Tells Him
He Should Stay
Indoors.
DA Y'S PROGRAM
is SHOR TENED
Great Crowds Greet Him in
Stockholm, but Owing to
Hoarseness He Makes No
Speeches-Will Be Present
in England at Funeral
Of King Edward. ..
in England at Funeral
Of King Edward.

Stockholm, May S.-Formcr Pres
ident Roosevelt shortened his pro-
gran, to-day even more than 1t had
already been abbreviated by King
Edwards death, because of the hoarse-
ness from which he suffered due to
inflammation fthe bronchial tubes.
A throat specialist visited the palace
to-day and recommended that Colonel
Roosevelt stay indoors, as the weather
was clustering and rainy
Colonel Roosevelt left his apart
ments only once. He took luncheon
with Charles II. Graves the American
Minister to Sweden, at the legation,
and there met Sven Hedin, the ex-
plorer: DR.. Nordenskjold, the Antarctic
explorer: Admiral Palander, Professor
Arrhenius. who is connected with the
Nobel institute, and other scientific
and literary people. He intended to
make a speech at the National Museum
before the students and the massed
singing societies. but gave this up,
and instead bowed from the balcony
of the legation TO the students and
singers who gathered in the street
below and sang selections.
Great Crowds.
The crowds on both sides of the
water front facing the legation were
estimated at between 10000 and iO,-
900, the greatest crowds, Minister
Graves saAu he had ever seen II
Stockholm. The roofs of the house:
and shipping in the harbor were
crowded.
Arrangements had been made To-
Colonel Roosevelt TO go to-day TO th'
Riddarholmen. TO place wreath OF
King Oscars tomb, but he sent kermi
in his place, the wreath being com
posed of palms and lilies. bearing M
inscription.
The Crown Prince spent some TIM
in the colonel,s room in the forenoon
and had. tea with him In the after
noon at which also the Crown Princes
and other members of the family wer
present
Word comes from Stockholm tina
the funeral OF King Edward is likel,
to be held May II, which is the da,
following the proposed arrival OF Col
onel Roosevelt in London; hence, the
ex-Presidcnt would be present for the
funeral. He is prepared to postpone
his oxford lecture scheduled for May
is. should the university authorities 50
desire. While he has not yet heard
from Berlin, Colonel Roosevelt wishes
that the imperial plans for properly
observing mourning should be ar
ranged without regard to his visit.
The Roosevelt party will leave here
at IL o'clock tomorrow morning FOR
Berlin.
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Matley Morgans name does not APP
pear in the City Directory. Richmond
printers say they never heard Of him.
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The curtailment of the general pro-
gram is deep disappointment to the
American colony.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-09

In a homo Just north Of the works
two sisters named Carrier. eighteen
and nineteen,yea of ago. wet'c killed
while sitting at the supper table John
Blanchfield was Sitting with his wife
in the door, of his home when a lfrag-
ment of rock snuffed out his life, but
left her unharmed.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-03
Lea este, que le inteIesa

1Desea Vd. conocer ell mejor tinte
ideado para devolver al cabello su pri
mitivo co.or?
lQuiere Vd. cambiar gu canoso pc
10 por una hermoss cabellera negra
y sedosa?
lie gustaria Vd. hacer desapa-
recer de sn rostro, el feo signo de
vejez que acknowledgements producer
tas canas?
iEsta Vd. interesado en- hace- ma
buena conquista?
Entonces, amigo 8 amiga decfda-
re usar Ia muy afamada Jureni-
lima, que es sin disputa el meor
linte conocido y de resultados mas po
sitivos.
De venta en- todas las farmacias.
AL por mayor. The Juuenili',a
Co., P. o. Box 101. Ponce. P R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-03
C0Nv0CAT0RIA.
SOCIEDAD ANONIMA TRANVIA
DE MAYAGUEZ,

De conformidad con 10 que deter
nina ell Reglamento de esta tociedad
&c convoca por la presentc a 10, sre'.
accionistas de p misma, pa'a Ia junta
gen rAl que Sc Ilevara cabo en- las
o6cinas de est, Comptfia "Concor
dia" la el dia 81 de Agosto corrte. q
las 9 de ia m alana.
Y para general conocimieuto Sc
snuncia por un periodic de 20 dias.
Mayaguez 10 Agosto 191o--(fr-
mado} A. Anil Negroni, secreta'
rin
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-03
Sc VENDE

Tn triple efecto de g de diametro
con su combination de llaves para
desconectar en- case de averias y con-
tinuar trabajando como duple.
Seis defecadoras de doble fondo, de
cobre, con una cavidad de 1000 gal.
cada una.
Dos juegos de eentrifugas: seis cen
trifugas cads juego: de so diametros
con sus oorrespondientes mezcladores.
I'm molino de nueve masas J varias
piezas de repuesto.
Para informes dirijirse a j. NJ.
Galletti Vieaues, p. R,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-03
In reIoj gratis!

Nikslado, negro 8 enchapado de
ORC. por veudernos 25 colscciones de
postales, 25 Peinillas eisctricas fcursn
10 csspa) 6 Is artisdcas sortijas de
alambre de oro con una bonita piedra
y una inicial, q 10 centavos una
Vendalos en- 4 semanss y game un
reloj Il otro premio. Escriba a The
PerGval Novelty Co. Boz 209.
Ponce. p. X
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-03
Escue|a particular deVeIano
HUMACAO P. R.
Protesores:
Sra Ana Rogue de Druprey
Mr.. C. U. Hines.
Enseianza en- ingles.

Ensehanza en- ingles.
Sc admiten alumnos desde 30. q So
grado. Precios conuencionales. Sc
preparan maestros rurales y gradua
dos, y para el Servicio Civil.
Examenes en- septiembre por ell De-
psrtamento de Educaci6n.
I'm slumno estudioso puede apren-
der un grado en- estos tres meses.
Sc les proporcionara pupilaje 4 los
alumnos de Ia isla que deseen approve
char esta oportunidad
Para informes pueden dirigirse a
doha Ana Rogue { C6live U. Hines.
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Compre muebles.

Sc vende el mobiliario complete de Desde
una silera nogal estlo mperio hasta vaglas cua.
dro de mrito halIara todo canto deear quien de-
see amueblar vende todo iunto por separado
nformaran ofcinas la Plaza de Co6a M =
altos, san Juan de 10 de a pm.
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una anciana de blanca cabellera y de
mistico semblante, vestidos de rigu
roso luto que tambien llevan en- el al
may que con trabajoso paso ipues el
anciano Gamma apoyado en- una mu
leta,) )se dirgen al cementerio que lie
va ell nombre del que fut santo Va
ron, y alli, en- la esquina en- que Sc ele
va un eucalyptus que cuando sopla Ell
viento llora y en- las horas de IA tar
de gime ,junto a una gran cruz negra,
y apoyados en- los brazos de la mis-
ma, inclinan sus frentes que el dolor
abate, y por sus mejillas resbalan a.
bundantes lagrimas que salidas de 10
mas recondito de sus corazones van
q caer en- la TERRA, bendita terra que
cubre para siempre los caros despo-
jos de sus inolvidables hijos Alfredo
y Maruca.
Como va Sc habra adivinado, estos
dos ancianos son el Guarda y SUI mu-
jer, Maruja, los que despues de cum
plr con este para ellos sagrado. de-
ber, regresan la fnca en- la que aun
conserva el Guarda su destino ayu-
dado siempre por su feel "Leal', que
es ell que en- realidad hoy 10 desempe-
ila, y los vecinos del barrio de Rio
Blanco, estan va acostumbrados a
yer por una de las ventanas de la casl
ia blanca, cobijada de zinc y rodea-
da de verdura una pequefa lucesita
que no Sc apaga en- toda esa noche
son el Guarda y su mujcr que la pa
san rezando por el eterno descanso
del alma de su hijos.
Arecibo, JUNO de 1910.
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Cuando uega el dia de los difuntos
y las campanas de la pequeha iglesia
de Naguabo, entonan sus ldgubres v
quelumbrosos tanidos recordando a
los vivos los seres queridos que repo-
san el eterno sueiio en- el eementerio
del Padre Casado" ;en ese dia de in
flnita tristeza en- los que el alma Sc
recole y el pensamiento Sc sparta de
las cosas terrenas para remontarse al
eielc, y en- muda plegaria Sc ruega al
Dios de 10 infinite por los muertos
que nos son mas queridos, por las ca
lies del pueblo que mira al" Yunque"
y cnudia su srandeza, Sc ven ir del
brazo un pobre aneiano invlhdo y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-03
Caando termina ell pIazo del c;
Formation del iurado.

6o is de Nembre de 1910 "L Correspondence abrird pei
para aca6n de urddo etudo de los dd1
cual erato uadr LA
denc pubcaa Is das de anticipation fecha
~ nombres residences a de
petene udo ca6cado de los phscto qua
autor de cuento emdos L Coespondenca
doce nombres
del uado Ea votacln deermnara los Is 30 nombres de-
doe ouedaran denados los sutoes de canddato
rado De candidates degnar
nGmero de obtendo qu
dar& formada ado cacado del
epondenci de Puerto Rico E ado constudo recbra
Dcmbe de 1910 conuno de entos que concurdo
peonatoy 6 de Enero de 1911 dho vereo
epondencia" engara puma quo
tenda
"E primer cuensa puerlorriqueao'
5oEs ntenddo ebece LA Correspondence
co auor unfane ella considerable deenddo
e primer cuenta pueoqueho Sendo de advert que
primer pueso campeonato convado hssa
oo concuso de cuentos satisfaction de ala Correspondence
arebatado por otro campe6n.
Corespondncia pubiearA medda los reobend,
todos los cuentos que remitdos para campeonao
Le que LA Correspondence, en- 10 poslble espera
9oSendo de los obeos de Correspondnca
este gnero hterario eudo nuestra vida regional
dda nauraeza Dcs pugo ds nuestra patra epsra
los autores clio condon
de abao magnavos vida bo todos
tos ella puede ofrecer.
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Esteban T. COSTA,

1s5 Rudtledge St. Brooklyn. n. Y.
Sc hsce cargo de nihos mientras asis-
tan al colegio- Casa espaciosa ven
tilada y atuads co calle esntrioa-
Para mas informes dingirse 4 Este =
ban F. Costa lS5 Rutiedee s.
Brooklyn.
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LA CorrespoDdencia''.)

cones repietos del rico dulce, y, can
sada, extenuada, agotadas va por 10
enorme del peso sus fuerzas de nail
"Hercules", pedia a SUI maquinista,
a SUI va conocido amo, mas aqua pa
ra su vientre de Glen tubos, mas car
bon para su boca roia y candente pa
ra poder llegar con su fresca carga
hasta la plazuela del Ingenio, del que
va Sc divisaba en- su alta y rojiza chi
menea, el negro penacho de espeso
hume que Sc elevaba al cielo.
Pere aun despues de este, la ma
quina Sc nego q marchar y Mr.. Long
que asf Sc llamaba el maquinista, ne
gro de tizne y tambien rojo de rabia
con ell cansancio que por primera vez
en- cuatro amos de diaria brega sufria
SUI muy amada "Luisa', como el la
Ilamaba en- recuerdo de SUI idolatra-
da novia, muerta I'm mes antes del
senalado para su boda, partio veloz-
mente hacia la central en- busca de
otra maquina de refuerzo para que
le remolcase, y creyendo yer en- este
una humiliation para SUI pericia de
experto mecanico, deseaba cruzar,
como ell rayo LAS distancias y asf cas'
10 hacia; pues sueltos los frenos de su
"Luisa' y libre va esta de su pesada
carga, devoraba con gran repidez XII
lometros de via sin dar el mas mini,
mo silbato, y Mr.. Long, envuelto en-
las nubes de hume que salian de su
querida maquina, semejaba una ma
cabra vision del Aveno, mas bier
que un ser cristiano; y, loco, sin no
cion del tempo, nj de la distancla n
del mundo, quizas en- aquellos mo
mentos deseaba sepultarse en- I'm pr
fundo abismo con SUI "Luisa" de HE
'rro, acero y llamas, para ir tras DIT
aquella, SUI otra Luisa, SUI ideal, slen
pre- tan querida y nunca olvidads
que en- los mismos momentos en- que
81 tanto sufria, estaria ALA, en- ell Gle
10, rodeada de angeles y bellos sera
fines en- ell seno augusta de Dlos.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de peri6dieos viejo a
Sc Quintal
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Tai era la rabia de que Mr. Long
estaba poseido que nj siquiera vi6 nj
record6 ell que va Sc iba acercando a
Ia curva del NEGRO" llamada asf por
haber sido muerto en- la misma, por
una de las locomotoras de Ia cen
trail, ell negro Jose, decano de los
"emburradores de las haciendas
del distrito y que, como a diez me-
tros de la misma, era que habia de-
jado los wagones al cuidado del Guar
da de la finca.
Este estaba ALI, en- el primer wa
gon, hacienda por la vida.
Almorzaba de prisa, miranda a ca
da momento hacia Ia funesta curva
en- espera de yer asomar por la mis-
ma q Mr.. Long, y hacienda pregun-
tas a sus queridos hijos, que habian
venido a traerle SUI ''guiso'', sobre e.
sas cosas del hogar que para el que
no 10 tiene resultan futilezas y ton
terias; pero que para ell que 10 tiene y
es padre resultan verdaderos poemas
de amor. iQue ajeno estaba en- aque-
los momentos el buen Guarda del ho-
rroroso fin que muy pronto lie espera-
ba! Cuando terminado que hubo su
frugal comida y abrazaba contra su
corazon q sus dos hiios en- sehal de
despedida, para despues que llegara
Mr.. Long, ir a reunirsele en- la casita
blanca, con SUI adorada compahera y
su fel perro Leal, inseparable compa
panero de sus largas horas de eterno
vigilante; una nube blanquecina, con
ruido internal e impetu terrible, Sc
lanz6 sobre los wagones en- que el
Guarda martir abrazaba por ultima
vez a aquellos pedazos de su
gran alma de sacrifcado, y los ate
rrados espectadores de aquella esce-
ma indiscriptible, no tuvieron ITEM
po NADIA mas que para exhalar del fon
do de sus sanas almas de rdsticos
'jornaleros", un grande, immense
grito de dolor y espanto que fue i
su eco de augusta con el cen
telleante choque de la locomotora Y |
los wagones que Sc alzaron de sus raj
les semejando un monstruo apocalip
tico, para dejar paso & la desenfrena
ma maquina que, rompiendo rue
ias, maderas, hero y todo 10 que Sc
oponfa su paso de titan, fue ente-
rrarse en- ell fondo del pr6ximo ba-
queriendo no dejar ir solo tai
vez a su buen dueho, a su insensato
amo cuyas piltrafas de carne y hue
'os triturados fueron hallados por los
primeros campesinos que saieron
lie su extupor debaio de las destro-
;adas ruedas de los primeros wago-
les.
Ell pobre Guarda fue ianzado cual
ii hubiera sido una debil pluma a los
iltimos wagones y ALI fue hallado
;on una plerna rota por la mltad de
a rodilla aun sin conocimiento y con
nhnidad de graves contusiones-
POGO despues sus pobres hijos fue-
on sacados tambien debajo de los
nontones de las canas, ell varon con
a cabeza aplsstada, Y Ia muiercita ,
on ,el pecho hundido por el peso e.
lorme del primer wagon que lie sepul
ara viva en- su cafda.
Cuando uegs el dia de los difuntos I
: las campanas de La pequena iglesla
lie Naguabo, entonan sus ldgubres v
luelumbrosos tanidos recordando a
os vivos los seres queridos que repo-
an ell eterno sueiio en- el eementerio
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