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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-04-18
YOUNG GIRL STRANCLED
FOUND DEAD IN SHED
Body OF Six Year Old Girl Is Found
in Vacant Shed in
Chicago.

Chicago, April 18.-Six.year-old
Alfredo Doverlska. daughter of a
baker, was found dead today in a
shed two doors from her home, the
finger prints of a strangler on the
child's throat. At her side the
police found little bag of candy.
Penny in hand, Alfredo went to a
neighboring store Thursday evening.
She purchased the cents worth of
sweets and that was the last seen of
her alive. The police conducted a
search, but without result. Paul
Sellendinger, ten years, playing
hide and seek with companions, hid
in the vacant shed. He lay down
merrily in the darkness, but touched
the corpse and ran shrieking from
the place.
The police were notified, and the
lifeless burden removed to the
Doverlska home. Evidence was
found showing that that the child
probably had been held a prisoner
somewhere for twenty-four hours,
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-04-18
Gunder Aakhus, Charles Ohberg,

Gunder Aakhus, Charles Ohberg,
Gust Berg. Nels Nelson, Peter Mar
um, N. H. Willett, Claude Blakeslee,
Lee Hiltz, A. A. Andrews, H. A.
Bang, Joe Weber, George Severence.
August Jarchow, William Danliker,
Alex Hensley, Bernard Gibney, Leon
A. Gould, Mrs. Christina Longcoy,
John Schmidt, John Eickstad, John
Suckert, Ludwig Swartz, Lars Ember-
land, H. E. Bowers, A. B. Page,
Fred Wesphal, A. ]. Speck, Martin
Hogan, Otto Schwandt, Ed Luadtke,
Nels T. Roe, L. ]. Bella, Fred HUI
lander, S. K. Brotton, Gotlieb
Haberlie, w. A. Cassler, G.. A. Cros,
G. L. Grow, A. N. Putnam, G. A.
Fladhamer, A. H. Jester, w. G.
Schroeder, Henry Brokke, I. M.
Foster, F. M. Pendergast, Lee
Heffron, c. E. Harding.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-04-18
Rect GROWERS SIGNING
CONTRACTS. 46 SIGN UP
F. N. Pendergast is Startling This
Community with Contracts
for Raising Sugar Beets.

F. NJ. Pendergast is meeting with
decided success in the securing of
farmers in this community to raise
sugar beets. It now seems GER
tainty that enough growers will be
secured and enough acres contracted
for to raise the required number of
beets.
Mr.. Pendergast says there should
be very few farmers in this section
of the state that ought not to devote
an acre or two at least for this pur-
pose, if for no other reason than
an experiment.
Farmers in other states are max
ing sugar beets one of the foremost
products of the farm and there is no
reason why northern Minnesota
cannot make this product a leader
in this section.
Mr.. Pendergast submits a list of
names of the farmers who have
agreed to raise sugar beets, and who
can be considered men boosting for
a beet sugar factory at Bemidji.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-04-18

railroads should Keep OUT Of politics
and cease lobbying the Western pres
idents concluded there was nothing
they could do in the matter.
Meeting with the presidents were
several general counsel of the rail-
roads, who stated that the supreme
court
Frequently Has Recognized
the fact that it is impossible and un.
commercial to enforce the long and
short haul clause when water compe-
tition enters into the case. The inter-
state commerce commission repeated
ly has recognized the potency Of wa
ter competition in governing the long
and short haul clause, it's most recent
recognition having been in the Spo-
kane rate case. The clause referred
to prohibits railroads from charging
more for a short haul than for long
haul, but all transcontinental rates are
built upon the infraction of this rule
The railroads were compelled to
make rates to all the territory west of
the Rocky mountains much lower
than they would were it not for the
water transportation. Likewise the
region about the Twin Cities is IA
vored with lower freight rates than
territories equally distant from New
York, but which do not have the ben
eft of transportation portion of the
distance on the Great Lakes.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-04-18
WORRIED ABOUT
RAILROAD BILL
Presidents of Western Lines
Confer at Chicago.
FEAR EFFECT OF MEASURE

Amendment Removing All Exceptions
to Long and Short Haul Clause of
the Interstate Commerce Act Causes
Cry of AIarm-RaiI Carriers De-
clare They Are Compelled to Cut
Rates Where Water Competition
Is in Existence.
Chicago, April 1S.-A note of alarm
was sounded by Western railroad pres
idents regarding the proposed amend
ment to the commerce act removing
all exceptions to the long and short
haul clause of the law.
The conference of Western presi-
dents was called with view to dis
cussing the situation and determining
whether or not anything could be done
to prevent the passage of the pro-
posed amendment. The sole measure
that could be thought of was to send
a lobby to Washington to try to show
congress the folly Of such q move.
Owing to the fact that the administra-
ton and the people have decreed that
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-04-18
CAVALIERI TO WE'D CHANLER
Actress Cables "Yes" to Millionaire
CIubman's Proposal.

CIubman's Proposal.
New York, April 1S.-After waiting
for his answer since March 30 Robert
Winthrop Chanler, millionaire club
man and politician, received the It'd
ings that Nine. Lima Cavalieri will
become his wife. Nine. Cavalieri,
when she sailed, promised to send her
answer to the proposal in two weeks
1t came in this cablegram from Paris
addressed to Chanler:
II will accept your proposition on
condition that it happen on my return
to New York next season."
Chanler promptly cabled back:
"All right. 'Tis a long wait, but a
wise one."
Mr.. Chanler is grandson of John
Jacob Astor, brother of former Lieu
tenant Governor Lewis Stuyvesant
Chanler and was formerly sheriff of
Duchess county.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-04-18

tortured, strangled and her lifeless
body placed in the barn.
Three suspects were arrested
couple of hours after the body was
found. They were taken from
saloon at Milwaukee avenue to the
Rawson street station to be ques-
toned.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-04-18
Dies Penniless and Alone.

almost unknown Edwin Cridland,
whose paintings a half century ago
attracted attention in this country and
in Europe, and learned astronomer,
is dead in a hospital in this city. An
acquaintance and friend of Cridland,
before the latter became a recluse,
will look after the old artist-astron-
omer's burial.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-04-18
Minister Calhoun at Pekinp.

Peking, April 1S.-William J. Cal
houn, the newly appoisted minister to
China, arrived here and was met at
the railway station by members of the
American legation, representative of
the foreign Office and the legation
marine guard.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-04-18
ACCORDED MILITARY HONORS
Chinese Minister of War Lands al
Honolulu,

Honolulu.
Honolulu, April 1S.-Prince Tsai
Tai, Chinese minister of war, uncle of
the young emperor and brother of the
prince regent, landed here from the
steamer Chiyu Maru. He was re-
ceived with full military honors.
Representatives of Governor Frear
were on hand to welcome him and the
Twentieth infantry, company of the
Hawaiian infantry and the Fifth cav
airy regiment escorted the distin-
guished visitor to the Chinese consul
ate.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-09

The people, all the people, are buy
ing the new Texas Dandy cultivators
Carload sold already and season no
opened. We carry all kinds Molin,
Implements and Wagons. Sold undel
positive guarantee. Noto Bros. Iii
Singer and Wheeler & Wilson ma
chimes are always sold direct from
maker to user. They are never solo
urder any other name. never through
department stores. never by peddl RS
only direct from us to you. Easy
terms, easily arranged II you like.
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
TIA. g. tterwhite. Salesman
Phone 105.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-09

b. Peters was in today fr0p Har.
uss for rent. Apply to }. +.
1o7
4. Gotham was in the city today
4 : I. Dawson wa. up from
born today.
s Laura Kopbe came up from
ston today.
D. A. Duncan Of Waco arrived in
city today
q. w. Allen was in the city today
) Steep Hollow.
tiAs Essie Mcswain 81 Rock Prairie
ted Bryan today.
Rictor Andrews Of Hollisan Chapel
! In the city today.
|hapco poultry and chick food. Hen
ling Bros, phone 25i. lo7
Mrs. Minnie Foster Of wellborn was
visitor to the city today,
Rabb Higgs was In the city from
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-09

y. J. vandiver OF Steep Hollow was
in town today and called on the Easie.
Col. A. A. Farley has returned to the
city altar an extended business trip.
Mrs. 8. w. RisIen Of Fort Worth is
the guest Of her mother, Mrs. 3. 7.
Johnson.
Groceries will not seem SO high II
you buy them at c. 3. Bullock & Co.'s
Cash Grocery Store.
Mrs. @. w. Emory and Mrs. W. H.
Cole returned this afternoon from a
visit to, Marlin.
NO home Is complete without gar
Iden. All kinds OF seeds in bulk at
Cavitt's Drug Store. IS
DR., J. 7. cauehley went down to
lNavasota this afternoon and will
preach at the Presbyterian church in
that city tomorrow at both nornjps
and evening services.
Col. Milton Mitcham and Mrs. w J.
Nunn Of Rutledge, Ca, are in the city
| on visit to their daughter and sister,
Mrs. w. A. Dodson-
Call at our store and get our prices
Let US show you our goods and prove
to you that it does pay to trade at q
cash grocery store.
Mrs. w. f. waltham and little
daughter returned to Houston this
afternoon after visiting Mr. and Mrs
IL. B. Brogdon.
| / employ only expert bakers. w
bake fresh bread and rolls every day
Everything clean and fresh. Give Vi
your orders. Mrs. o. Boehme.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-09
Parks e
BRYAKs Big
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. win cheathan

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Cheathar
Of Madisoaville, Tuesday, daughter.
Mrs. cheatham is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Rigby, ST.. Of this
city,
Your grocer win sell you what you
want. He has not the time to make
the test for the best. Make It your
self. Ask for Cheek and Meals Mar
well House Blend coffee. Il
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-09
CARD OF THANKS.

Editor Eagle: | desire to thank t
committee for selecting my name I
the park and Mr.. Gammil for allow'l
us girls the privilege Of naming I
park. Mabel Ehitehursr-
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-09
JOINT MEETING.

The Eagle is requested to announce
joint meeting of the A. o. U. W. and
Maccabees lodges on Monday night to
consider the question Of change in
location.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-09

> The more you see of suits this
, spring and summer, the more re-
spect you viii have for the ones
: that have the Hart schaffner &
Marx name in them. You can buy
them from Parks & waldrop.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-02
Ell MEICR tslI DO

Todo ei muaGg ., rludad Y en-
Ia isla eoaoce 10 q,= vale y es el CAL
zad9 a. 'mportaei eonocido estabe
~.oiag.e i! Sr. Amerieo Salas "El
.''tp3. iue tiene gran cllentela en-
"a .4dad y ea "a isla. Calzado para
senoEas, sehoritas y nlhas. De todas
formas y p.ecios. Para hombre es
tambisn muy sompleto ei surtido.
Ademas en- sodos los sorrsos Sc
renueva el exquisite surtico de asf
fumeria nedias. aguas de tosa dory
dem4s produc,os de esra clase j. ias
mejo-es ma.eas de Europa y Ame-
rica. No Divides cuanio tayais de
i IN bale q IN pa.so, una vista
el salzado de! Popular" Gale de
San Justo. Ssn Juan. p Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-02
Ell SUENO DE ROMA.

Me preguntas por que me retro
tan pronto a nj simple y modesto ne
redad de los campos aridos de No
mentano. .Es porque en- Roma ion rs
parto!el hombre pobre no puede pen
sar nj dormir. Como vivlr, dime, con
los maestros de escuela por Ia ma
mana, los panaderos por Ia noche y
los batidores de moneda en- todo el
dia?
Aqui IN cambiante que Sc dlvlerte
hacienda sonar en- su mostrador SUI
clio algunas monedas marcadas con
el busto de Ner6n:. ALI un agrama-
dor de canamo cuva cuehllla brlllan-
te reluce a los redoblados golpes que
da sobre la piedra al limo de que nos
provee Espana. En- cada instante de'
dia tenemos bajo nuestros ojos "a tur
ba enthusiastic de los sacerdotes de be
Iona 8 el naufrago charla tan porta-
dor de un largo baston guamecldo
de banderolas Q el judia adiestrado
por su madre para mendigar 8 el lega
noso vendedor de pajuelas. Qulen su
piera contar lashoras perdidas enRo
ma para ell sueno, podria contar ia
eilmente las manos que agltan vasl-
Jas de cobre cuando el torno naglco|
rueda para destacar de los elelos Ia
Luna.
Iu, Esparto, ignoras esas eosas: y
ecdmo podria saberlas slendo po-
seedor luptuoso dominic De
Petilio cuva plataforma desdena
las colinas que 10 rodean y te
ofrece un campo en- el centro
de Ia eiudad Y vides en- medic
de Romao Los ribazos de Falerno
no ofrecen en- otano tantas rlquezas
como tu tienes. Sin sallr de tu casa
puedes pasear en- caro-. En- ei fondo
de tn palaclo gozas un sueTo que ma
la turba J I'm reposo que nlngun r'll-
10 interrumpe. va que el dia no en-
ira en- el mas que cuando tn ouleres.
Nosotros por 10 contrarlo nos desper-
tamos por las carcajadas delos tran
seuntes: toda Roma esta nuestra
rabecera. Cuando el cansanclo Sc a
podera de nosotros yqueremos dor
mir, tenemos que buscar el sue1o en-
el campo. .-Marcinl Ilbro MI, SD
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-02


LA comisi6n propone la publica
ci6n, como anexo del informe del Sc
nor Herculano de Freitas, delegado
del Brasil sobre la materia.
"De conformidad con las ideas pre-
cedentes, Ia comision proone la 81
gulente admis ion su dictamen gene
raj:
"Considerandose en- vlgor IA reso-
lucion deRio, sobre Ia reunion de lll.
con greso cafetero en- San Paulo, Sc
reserva al gobierno del Brasil Ia II
jaci6n de la oportunldad para haeer
la convocatoria de dicho con greso.
"Sin observation Sc vota en- gene
raj y particular por unanimidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-02
CUENTo CoRTo.

bes cuanto daho te haces para NAL
ejemplo dc los demas? Vuelve, infe-
liz, al camino del deber, y no temas
mi venganza,' El me miro asombra-
do y por I'm momento Sc detuvo CO.
mo para reflexionar, diciendome con
cierta humildad:
--"senor: Soy I'm pobre cochero q.
he quedado sin empleo, y la necesi-
dad me obliga a este recurso desespe-
RADIO" Pues ven con migo;;" le repli-
que sin vacilar. "Deja ese vii oficio
y 20 te hare un hombre de bien, it'll
Y satisfecho." Efectivamente; va 10
veis. Lo emplee en- mis- servicios,
todos vosotros habeis tenido OCCASION
de admirar como aquel impulse de
clemencia, hizo, de un ser degradado
un hombre honrado y laborioso.n..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-02

Al ocurrir Ia muerte de uno de los
slrvientes de Rowland Hill, feyeren-
do ingles, este sacerdote congrego
en- la camara mortuoria a sus amigos
y a varios vecinos del pueblo en- que
viva, y les habl6, refirieendose al
finado: Este que veis aqui, humll-
de crlado que estuvo a mi servicio,
ha sldo prlmeramente un salteador
de caminos. Cabalgando 70 un dia
hacla Londres, sali6nae al encuentro
en- Ia carretera echandose sobre mi,
armada, y pidlendome Ia bolsa 8 Ia
vida. Yo, en- lugar de intimidarme,
comprendiendo que debia obrar en-
pro de la clemencia antes de defen-
derme de semejante atropello, trate
de lnspirarle ideas de bien, y le die:
=" sPor que eres malhechor? SSa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-02
MUERTOS ILUSTRES.

Ell eelebre educacionlsta sulzo
Enrique Pestalnzzi naei5 en- susieh
el lis Y murid or 1877.
Ell notable poeta y critlco aian'@
Enrique Heinc naclo en- la9o a.c-
RIO en- 1856.
Juan Herdes, uno de los fundado-
res de Ia filosoti4 de Ia histor!a y ce-
.iebre critico aIem4n. nacio en l767 y
murio On 1915.
E! pocta alaman Juan We!ssaas
Goethe uacii ea Franc!ort el IS de
agosto dc 1919 V failecio e. Ws.mar
el ~ de mayo de l,s32.
Federico Schiller nacio 90 Marbss
el 10 de noyiembie 1883 y munro 81
Weimar el 9 de mayo 1906. fuJ .ah'-
go Y riyal de G9eihe-
Los poetas Oliver Wendell 10
mes v Williams Cullen Brvint, y h:s-
toriador George Branc-eit Y G. tilo-
sofo Ralph W1lde Emerson aac:e-
ron en- Massachusetts,. en- los aEo:
1909. 1894. 1900 1 ls13 v fallecieror
en- 1894. ISIS. Is9i Y 1850. sesoscil
yanlente.
Elpoeta vc-ttlrO Edga- Alan Fot
nacio en- NJ ..zaj Cn 1893 Y mu-:o
en 1919.
Z. h.st9f.s US Washington Yrvir
nacl5 eli A,.& Io:k en 1853 J muric
"a. tS-a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-02
La CORRESPONDENCE De PUERTO RICO oCTUBRE ., 1870
FlGURAS EXIMIAS.

| Como todo hbertador de pueblos,
Jose Marti estaba dotado de vasta
capacidad Intellectual & ilustraclon,
y de una energia indomable. Como
Bolivar supo manejar la pluma Ia
espada y electrizar a sus soldados
con su magica palabra, y fue a Ia vez
moderno y yirtuoso como sucre. :
Arno 4 su patrla desde nifo con
un amor intense, y desde niilo com
prendi6 la esclavitud en- que yacla,
y resolvi'5 salvarla
4 los l6 ai1os sufri6 el preside por
ella. Desde entonces, Ia mayor parte
de su vida padeci6 los rlgores del des
tlerro.
Escribfa en- perlodieos, publicaba
folletos, y en- todos sus escrltos bu-
lila el sentimiento patrlotlco.
Como muestra de su llustraclon
y vasta intehgencia, podemos recor-
dar, que en- Guatemala fue nombra-
do catedratico de historic, de flloso-
fla Y de literature europea. Preside
Ia sociedad "El Porvenir", y escrl-
bio a peticion del gobierno un dra-
ma historico en- cuatro actos y en-
verso. Fuera de esta hizo otras publ
caciones en- verso. Todas sus obras
en- una i otra forma, llevan el sello
de su caracter impetuoso y original
Todo cuanto saha de Ia pluma de
Jose Marti, va sea en- forma de con-
ferencias, de discursos, de dramas
8 de cantos, despertaba gran mte,
res de la America latina.
En- Cayo, en- los pocos dlas en- que
estuvo en- CANA, redacto las bases
y estatutos del partido revoluclona
rio cubano. Cuando recobro su salud
fueron aprobaoos en- una asamblea
las Bases y Estatutos y quedo tor
mado el Partido Revoluclonarlo,
que mas tarde, ell 10 de abrll de 1892
fue proclamado en- todos los centros
de emigracion. Desde entonces ocu-
pd porunanlmldad de votos, el pues-
to de delegado durante tres amos. En-
ese tempo fue mcansahle propaga-
dor de las ideas de llbertad, y el fru-
to de sus afanes recoglo el "A de fe-
brero de 1895, dfa del pronuncla-
miento.
Mas tarde leoibidi Marti el grado
de Mayor General, en- premio de sus
servicios a Ia Patria: entonces tue
cuando exclamo lleno de entuslas-
mo- S'hasta este momento no he 81
do hombre'.
In dia, cuando va la reyolucidn
estaba invenclble, tuvo que llenar
una mission importante fuera de su
pals, emprendlo Ia marcha acompa-
nado de SUI escolta, cuando tue sor-
prendido por los espanoles entire
Rojas Y Dos Rios el combate fue
deslgual, \ cayo el lleroe para no vol
yer a levanta1. Magio 4 Ia edad de
~ amos.
Janlas hemos podldo olvidarnos
d estas palabras Yo amo con passion
la dignidad humana. 70 muero de
afan de yer 4 mi terra en- pie. 70 co
nozco Ia pujanza que necesltamos
para echar al mar nuestra esclayi
tud.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-02
Ell CONGRESO DEL CAFE EN- La
CONFERENCIA PANAMERlCANA.


En- una de las sesiones del congre-
30 panamericano compareelo IA &C.
mision encargada de estudlar el pro
blama del cafe, principal fuente ele
rioueza del Brasil en- las repuallcas
lel centro.
.Acerca de este lmpoftante astlhfe
dice un diario bonaerense
.'H2hiindose heoho en anteSata
indicsciones por alguuos delegates
para one Sc tratara ea Il session. de a
yer q despaeho de u tefcera CONT
sion sobre el eong.fso del ealf, Ia
presidenoia manifesto q'te s. csc del
n2cho taf;era el apoyo QUO Infaca es
reelamenta, e trdta!la so!rc taPias
F,lesto Il Entacit5n, Sc decide por
saannadad que = tratata sohre ia
tlas, levendo q seent3rio el sls'aan-
r. iriorn1a ! proNeste Dc resolnelen.
i,rascs tada sofre el tenaa por las DE-
lagsei8nes de Costa klea. t'uatea+'=
Ia ! Mfneo:
Las !elegarianes q1ie el5cN5en,
que reprosentan en- 4 presente~atc
,encia 1 paises viTamente ntote
dos en- Il adopc,on dc medseias qie
tiendan i co,nbatlr Il crisis que ef q
mundo comercial Ia venido expert
nentando el cafe. prodeeto cue 'an.
ttlve Ia riaueza De qnlenee fepnhll
ras del Continente, tomando en- con-
tideracion que este impolrante asnn
10 fue objeto en- IA teroera conferen-
cia international americana de Rio
laneiro de una rescluclon Que recU-
mienda alos gobiernos i eelebrs ci6n
de una confprencla intemaclona
americana con el fin de1i6tar dlsposi
.iones eficaees en- benefeio de los pro
ductos de cafe, V que comha tan IA cri
sis aue hace aignnos alos viene la-
elendose sennr en- este ramo. desiz-
nando Ia cludad de San Paulo. !.sta-
dos Unidos del Brasil para Il rei-
MON de de dieha asamhlea, la reu-
MON de dicha asamblea rezpetuoSa-
mente propone Ia siguientc resom
tIon:
La eusrta conferene:a iaternac.o
nal americana. resullve:
"Recomendar los goblenos, QUE
& Ia mayor brevedad possible Sc reuna
IA conferences International amen
cana, relativa q neiorar las condI-
r,ones existentes en- 10 que d Il no
dueci6n Y q la venta del cate sc ra-
fere. de confo-midad con Ia resoiu-
rion que sobre Ia matera at9pt6 Ia
tereera conferencia international d
merlcana de Rio JanelrO.
La comision considera CUE Ia ie-
solucion de Rio de iaue:ro- a que -
hace referencla. esta en yissr y e~t-
ma que dehe reseryaIse Il gotie.n1
del Brasil Ia oportunidad de haecr 4
titaci6n para reilizar 81 eoa ssoso de-
tinado estudiar Il nl4.er.a-
La comlSi6n s. ha imr'Issts cor
gran satisfaction. &c las medIGsz a.
ioptadss por dichos spt9erH,-
cara Ia valorizac,on Sei i'm
portante producto. D i eAIsisi,t.n
presentada por Ia deleeaelo.i dei Bra
nj. apareecn los esfuerzos !eslIee7-
los por este pals. en- ohsequlJ /. loS
Euncisdos proposltos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-02
YISIONES DE La TARDE.

Marcho por emplnadas canes,
Por harrios de paz y de ensueho.
Cerea de una iglesla dos clergos
han pasado sllenciosos con sus sa-
yales reeo gidos.
Entro Ell el temple. Bajo sus an
chas h6vedas hay rumores de rezos
In vieio cojeaado lentamente va
hacia un altar. Tn sacristan largo Y
palldo habla en- voz queda entire un
eorro de muieres enlutadas. En Ia
puerta mayor, unos pllluelos rien
4 careaiadas ruidosas. Afuera una
campana toea lenta, rotunda, pc
sarosa. De fuera llega el sordo ri
NOR de los coches que pasan lentos,
acompasados. Su rumor reperc1ite
cn las atlas hoyedas como truono
lejano.
siento una gran pesadumbrc En-
este Va asaroso cenclerto de eosas
muertas. Marcho paHsadamente pot
Ii anehumsa nave. Ne detei, 20 an
te nu aitga En- meaitoelohes pro-
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gie quc n f adie.o en ~ lnna &c
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10 cn s1tanda mas extenso,
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relnssGa prlmero: vibrante despu-
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