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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-01-24

Earl farley IN letter to home
folks here stated that he remember
ed what Gen. Sherman said, "War
is He'll" but say Sherman was
only in sham battle compared to
the Worlds War;"
John Heffernan of Big Stone
township recently received announce
ment that a little grand daughter
had been born to them in the home
Of their daughter, Mrs. A. H.
Flatley, Of Stockbridge. Wis.
Miss Winnie Thorndike, who had
been employed as stenographer in
the First National bank for the
past few months left this week for
Great Falls, Mont, where she ex-
poets to remain for the year.
A regular term of the circuit
court for Grant county will be held
by Judge Bouck on January 28th,
| when a number of court cases will
be taken up. but the jury will not
be called until the secoLd week in
February.
Also an l.. K. O. comedy,
making an 8 reel show. For
Husbands only, but bring your
wife, at Bentley Grand Friday,
afternoon at o'clock and evening,
shows 1880, and $50, don't miss
it.
Mrs. F. Ja Port who had been
enjoying the past month or two
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. N.
J. B'eser. returned to her home in
Chicago the first Of the week. Her
sister, Miss Helen Bleser, accompan-
led her.
The stockholders of the Grant
County Creamery association should
remember the creamery meeting to
be held. Saturday afternoon. Mr..
lynda the manager Of the creamery
has resigned, and the matter Of z
new manager will be attended to at
this meeting.
MRS. James r. McLain Of Seattle,
was visiting the c. w. Martens
family the first of the week. The
McLain family were residents Of
Milbank some thirty years ago, Mr.. \
McLain being q conductor on the
H. & D. at that time. Mrs. Nc
Lain was on her way back to Seat
tie from . visit to the eastern
states.
John Burkardt has been laid up
for the past week with the quinsy.
an old trouble of his. which bother
ed him several years ago, but from
which he thought he had succeed
ed in freeing himself, a. he had
escaped for q number Of winters
past.
Miss Flosse Conright has accept
ed position q cashier il the
Coates Hotel. Kansas CITY, Mo-, and
departed Saturday morning for that
place. The management il the
same % that under which Aiss Con.
right worked for two years at Fhri.
bsult. MINI.
The influenza epidemic has seam
ingly about subsidized, . there have
been no new CASES 10 the city, and
few reported from my where 81 the|
country. Franz Lingrsn and John
Hefteruan were able . leavo the|
Emergency hospital H. nrst d tho|
week. and tn inetitution ~ besn)
without patients durine - 49,.
nneil Wednesday. vhso - = tAs]
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-01-24

At the conclusion Of their regis
tered hog sale the Mitchell Bros.
sold one of their 2 year old red poll
calves for $3.50.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12

Que ticncs cn-tus ojos hcchiecros
Los vividos cambiantcs dc la aurora,
Y cl suave rcsplandor de los luceros ;
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12

lido fusionists, hice la chaqueta del
pacto con Sagasta, porque 10 crci con-
veniente; luego,. corte Ia chaqueta del
Partido Republican,, en- un momento
de falsa orientaci6n; comprendi que la
chaqueta republican, no sc ajustaba
bien mi cuerpo, y estando los repu-
blicanos en- Ell apogeo de su poder, les
sbandons para hacer la chaqucta del
Partido Unionista. iY que bien me
sent6 este trajc durante algun ticmpoi
Pero, mas tarde, vi que me quedaba
estrecho y que e. traje tenia unas man
chas imborrables, y corte la chaqueta
de Ia Indcpendencia, que me sirvi6 dc
mortaja".
He lido siempre adelantc, siemprc
en- progreso, como Victor Hugo. "Nml-
ca cstuve petrifcado, como una roca, nj
estancado, como un lago, nj me sciii
un solo andar, como cl asno''.
''Fui el idealismo en- acci6n''. "No
fui un politico PRACTICE. ''No quisc
quedarme nunca entire mis- zapatos y
mi sombrero".
''Y aunque duermo aqui Ell Luqui-
llo, frente al mar que me arrull6 con
sus ondas en- la nifiez, en- una TERRA
arenosa cercana a la playa, puedo su-
bir al Yunque cualquier dia para Sc
guir diciendo mi pals 10 que el ne
costa Saber: es. decir que no crea en-
los est6icos persevcrantes nj en- los
politicos PRACTICES, sin6 en- los hombrcs
de ideales en- los que acumulan fucr-
zas para el porvcnir, en- los que quic-
rem morir pobres como yo, legando a
las generaciones futuras el scntimicn-
to de Ia patria, para que scpan STEM
pre- sufrir, luchar y. algln dia morir
gloriosamentc por ella.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
Ell MUEETo REsPoNDE

La DcmOcracia del dia 20 de Di-
ciembre dedicsda la memoria de nues-
tro querido Q inolvidable amigo Ma
tienzo Cintr6n, un editorial bien escri-
to, que agradeceriamos mucho, como ad-
miradores del ilustre muetto, ST no
hubi6rsmos leido en- 81 los p&rrafOs
siguientes: '.'..' I
.'Fu6 TODD el una fortaleza alzada
en- una cnmbre,. que tuvo un punto
debil: no ser un, est6ico de la perse-
verancia. Sin ese hanco, habiendo ST.
do >el espartano recio y frme andando
su, .camino recto sin vacilar un puntO,
siempre flo en- ia cstreIla del patrio-
tismO, con la voluntad " Ia energia al
servicio de I'M ideal numinahdo toda
una vida de amor y sacriacio, icnan
grande hubicra sido su igura Iltnan-
do 81 alma toda de su pneblol -.
sAiin asi, aun sin Ia 6rmeza cons
tante vaciada en- granite, con sus va
cilaciones que desviaron su caracter
mas de una vez de las glorifcantes ira
yectorias, Rosendo Matienzo Cintr6n,
tiene legitimo derecho un sitio de
honor en- IA cumbre de nuestros inmOr-
tales ~
Y Matienzo desde el fondo de su
tumba, responde CON estas palabras:
= Todo en- la vida Gambia, evoluciona,
SO transforms y modifica. SQuereis La
estoicidad de la persevcrancia? Pedid-
sela a los burros. SMe llam&is veleta2
Es que Ia veleta sigue Ia direction que
le imprime ,el viento reinsnte, como el
hombre tiene que seguir cl impulse del
progrcso del sentimientO, dc los idea
les".
eSQu6 Gamble muchas veces de cha
quota en- la vida POLITICAL Os oivi-
dais de que tambfen fui cl sastre que
dispOnia del pafio para hacer chaque-
tas Fui uno de los sagtrss del par
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12

NAL era incurable, perO su amor in.
,nenso ,por los hijos de su corazon, 10
hieieron luchar a brazo partido con la
mIerte. Pero Ia terrible segadora pu-
do mas que el amor entrafiable que da;
ba fuerEas a sa noble espiritu, nna
mahana, tras largo y cruel padecer,
nuestro amigo Sc qued6 dormido para
siempre en- el regaSo de la muerts.
Al caer EugeniO Benites Castaio en-
Las profundidades de Ia fosa, Puerto
Rico perdi6 a un poeta, uno de sus
mas en6rgicos paladines, y un amigo
generoso y consecucnte.
RAFAEL II. MoNAGAs:
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soNANDo

iTierra bcndital Bajo eI doScl in
menso de los ciclos,. la natnraleza, es-
pltndida,. el suelo exhuberante, las al,
mas buenas. ...
En- los campos, orgias de luz, .dcrro-
che de. colores;. el humo de las fabri-
cas- clevandose en- densas cspirales; Ia
rcjs dol arado abriendo ancbo surco
en- Ia TERRA gcnsrosa. ~. 9i
En- las ciudades movimiento dc col
mena, dessrroliO comercial, crccimicn-
to de industries, manifcstaciones de
progreso; Ia vida del espiritu, que Sc
eleva; Ia vida de Ia materia que Sc
sacia. e-.
Y EN- tOdss parties, cl himnO sOnorO
del tfabajo; cl himnO fcrvOroso dc Ia
vida; Ia csnci6n de Ia abundahcia y
de Ia paz. tef i.-
iTierra bendits! Tranquilidad en- los
hogares; para todos justicia, libcttad
para todcs; fratcniidad en- cl seno dc
Ia patrisl
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12
FLORES DE PUERTO RICO
A MERCEDES ALFONSO.
Amiga cncantadol'a,


Que ticncs cn-tus ojos hcchiecros t,s~
Los vividos cambiantcs dc la aurora
Y cl suaye resplandor de los luceroS;
Es tu vida rlsuclOt panorama a~t
Dc juvcntud, belleza algeria,
y aunque el amor tn corazon no indama
Su grato nfujo sentiras un dfa
Lo sentras. En- su saber proflldo
FL inismo Dos ofnnipotentc 9uiso
Que sc anmase conmovicra ell mulido
Con ei beso de amor del Paraiso.
Pcrmitc que ese Dios dc las alturas
lie pida el bardo, en- SUI amistoso empeno,
Que la dcha tc brilldc sus dulznras
Eternamentc en- amoroso sueno.
aak@
ST reinas por la gracia gentileza,
Reinas tambien por la virtud, y brillas; q
Z al candor, al talento la belleza
Sc debe rendir culto de rodillas
A ii llegue mi humilde pensamiento,
Pensamiento que suena y qne4d 4delira;
Eco de admiration sentimiento
Que palpita en- las cuerdas de mi Ira.
z; BENITEz cAsTANo
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SURSUM CORDA.
Oh, despertad Ell humillado accnto,
Con maiestad no usada,
Suba a las nubes penetrando el vicnto. -
QUINTANA.

f
iTemplad, poetas. la robusta lira
lnvocad los augustos idealcs;
Y el verso foio que el coraie inspra,
iSurja de vucstro ntmen raudales
Dejad, al fin, eEtoho panidero.
y dad al vitnto la canci6n radiantc
Que rcsplandecc cual brunido acero,
~ qucma como un ascua fulgurante
La cancion de los bravos en- la lidia
Rayo dc luz entire la sombra densa,
Etcrna middleton la perfdia,
Critic dc iibcrtad de vergienza.
Sacudid vuestras arpas qucjumbrosas
E llanto desterrad la trompa sItcnc.
x cl llimno de las ml,sas vgorosas
Del espacio los ambtos atruenc.
I'll verbO que suspira sollozantc.
En- un ctcrno femcni dcsmayo.
Y palidecc y, tcmba Ell ell instantc
En que debe famear como ignco rayo,
= No cs ell verbo Que saliva que redilne,
Manteniendo virl el sacro fuego;
Es la palida musa que deprime
Cobardc siempre con indti ruego.~
No veis como ell torrente enfurecido
Con 1mpetu voraz todo 10 alcanza
No sentis el rumor de un pueblo herido,
Moribundo en- la fe Ell la esperanza?
5D6nde cstan las creencias de Otros, dias?
Los entusiasmos del aver zen d6ndegg
iPor que no suena- Ell yambo de sIsafaSs
tQuien la patrid y al honor respond1e
tOh! levantad La najestuosa frente
En- que la luz de Dios fGlgida briila,
Y en- ul himno patri6tico ardiente
Rcchazad el baldon la mancilla.
81 la estrofa es un arina centellante,
Y reyes ssois en- .el linaje ,humano,s9 t
5Por que no hundir la espada rutilante
En- el specho implacable del tiranog s.l
Mengua para ell cobarde que Sc entrega
Y renuncia al laurel de la victoria
i Honor para el que busca en- la refriega
Un pedazo del manto de la gloria
Vosotros, los altivos y los grandes,
Podeis llegar hasta la abrupta Gina.
Tendiendo ell vuelo hacia los nfveos Andes
Con las alas potentes de la rima
No canteis la dulce primayera
Que goces brinda en- profusi6n de flores,
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! aniversario de I'm puertorriquef1o ilustre
EugeI1iO Ben1teZ CastanO

Bajo esta pura y cristalina esfera
Y entire orgias dc luz dc colores;
Porque la vida sin honor no cs vida
Porque la patria, Ell dura servidumbre,
No es paraiSO que al placer convida
Aunquc ostentc sus galas, y la lumbrc
Del almo sol, que ardicntcs la fecumda,
Parczca entire las olas dc los mares
Una odalisca que dc amor sc inunda'
Al arrullo del viento Y los palmarcs
iOl, Roma dc Ner0n dc Tiberio!
Roma imperial que al universe oprilnc.
Como al YER este largo cautivcrio
Dc un pueblo inermc que solloza gine,
Pienso que tn implacable tirania
DeStruyc y nata, pcrO no dcsdOra.
Sc envuelVe eli su tunica sombria
Y no sc ochlta cn maScara traidora
Para vivir sin patria sin decoro,
Para matarnOs por asfxia lcnta,
Nueva Roma imperial, naei0n del ore,
Rcpublica orgullosa opulcnta,
Copia al antigua cmpcrador Romano
En- tu sobcrbia vanidad humana:
Deslumbrc, al menos, al hcrir tn mano,
o nanda abrr las venas borincana
Poctas dc mi terra 'cntrstccida.
Hombrcs quo hablais ell Ia divina lengua,, !.
Dad al verso calOr y nervio y vida,
Y triunfad dc la cscoria y dc la mengua,
81 Esta oscuro cl altars iS6lo el santuario
y cn q no hay fucgo perennial vivog
Tomad la antorcha, brille cl incensario
Y cl quito rcvivid del lar pativo.
Formal ell coraz0n dc un pueblo Iibre,
De uu pueblo grande, generoso bravo:
El himnO surja, ell entusiasmo vbrc,
Y sus cadenas rompcra cl csclayo.
En- la inviOlablc la escarpada altura
Sc fragua el rayo que al tirsno aterra.
Sed cual los astros que ell la nochc oscura
Dcrraman su fulgor sobre la terra
ST vucstro canto varonil cstalla
Del e1tusiasmo en- fervido .apogeo +
Vereis como el furor de Caracalla
Sc rinde ante las iras de Tirtco
No cs hora de implorar. Els Ia hora santa
En- que la estrofa de la patria vibra,
En- que cl dolor supremo Sc agganta,
Y raSga al corazon fbra tras fibrs.
iFirmcs y ell pic, poetas de mi terra!
No arranqueis las arpas nj un gemido
Trocad las liras eli clsrin de guerra,
Y cl lamcnto trocad. por cl rugido!
RENTTEZ CASTANO
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T.
CONFESSION
E. BENITEz CAsTANo.

: - T.
Como celeste aparicion radiantc,
En- bendecido instantc,
Surgiste til, magnifca y ricnte,
X al Serte aparecer en- mi Scamfno,
Sentf el fulgor diyippH ~. -
De un sol de vida sh nj iihxeHit3 fren-
s. 7 s gg ng essseEl sa We
Y asi como la TERRA estremccida
!. Lleva ehuvios de vida
FL anuncio feliz de primavera,
AL suavs infiujo dc amoroso anhclO,
Mi pensamiento Ell vuelo
volvio tender hacia la azul csfera.
Tuyos seran los versos de mi Ira.
a Por tt solo suspira
Mi coraz6n en-. su delirio ciego.
Te qniero mucho y con afan creciente,
Y wives en- mi mente
Como en- la entrafa de la nube el fucgo.
Sabre arrancar a tn mirada pura
Destellos de ternura
Que traduzcan de dicha los ensueiiOs,
o morir6 cantando mis- amore5,
Cuando mueran mis- flores,
! cuando caiga el castillo de mis- sue.
tss- thos.
3. RENITEz cAsTANo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12

Despert6. 80. Mi pecho estaba opri-
nnido, mi respiration fatigosa.
Hubiera Querido segnir sohando, So
fiando con una pstria felis. +.
Aqui el espiritu Sc atasca en- el Gle
no. No Sc satisfacc la materia. FL
hombre devOra los cuerpOs, como la am
bici6n las almas. Hay sombra en- las
concieucias. nj Sc escuchs el himno
sonoro del trabajo, nj la canci6n de la
abundancia y de la pas. ! ,@e.s
iQuien pudicra sonar toda Ia vidal
= iQuien pudiera olvidar tanta .baje-
zai h 3
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E.. BENITEZ CAsTANO.
1o ABRIL 1,ooS.

N0TA.-Esta bella yibrante composition po6ti,
ca, obtuvo cl prcmio i nardo de plata en- los jue,
gos ioralcs dc Arccibo celebrates el dc los 60
rrcntes. tat 4 -se.ss as,.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-12

SC6mo llcgo realizsrse el ideal de
les eternos sofiadores7 "
.iPor que vino la terra del esciavo
ls Ibertad sublime?
Porque los hombres buenos apagsron
Ia llama del OdiO, y encendieron la lla-
ma del amor; pOrque hicieron retro
ceder Ia ola de tango que salpicaba
sus rostros,. y recobrando .ssludsbles
energfss, lcvantaron SUI espiritu, for
talecierOn su fe.
iHtrmoso ejemplo de abnegRci6n!
Ejemplo herrnOso de civisiho!.7"st ~
No Sc contaron los sacrihciOs. Ma
die Sc .considcr6 victima en- aquclla
titanica luchs por Ia rcdenci6n de -un
pueblo.
X al fin, el triunfO con todosg shs
lauros; Ia victoria con tOdos sus r6go-
cijos.
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STATE NEWS

Canton-At the M. r. church con-
ference at Canton Monday the league
OF nations was endorsed. Resolu-
tions were passed favoring the pact
and the support of Senator Sterlingl
and Senator Johnson was urged.
sDeadwood-The sum of $50, 900 is
to be expended during the present
year In the improvement OF that part
of the Black and Yellow automobile
trail, n of the highways included
in the system of state highways. ~.
tween Whitewood and the Wyoming
line.
Watertown-The latest bulletin
from the national headquarters of the
American Legion shows a gain OF 233
posts. chartered and organized, dur
Ing the past week, or a total of 4.928
posts. South Dakota Is still fourth
on the list. basing its membership on
the number OF men in the service,
with 81 posts chartered and organic
ing.
Timber Lake-There are to be no
dances held In any of the school
houses In the Timber Lake indepen-
dent district No. 2. according to !.
notice just published by the board of
education which says that any per-
son or persons holding or attempting
to hold a dance, or any social func-
ton at which dancing Is participated
In, in any Oft the school buildings be-
longing to said district, will be prose-
cnted to the full extent OF the law"
ScotIand-Leo Boegler, a farmer
OF the Scotland territory. is in a SCI
rious condition as the result of in
juries received in an automobile
accident. A broken axle Is believed
to have been responsible for the acct
dent. Boagler was driving rapidly at
the time, and almost without warn
ing the automobile turned over twice,
catching him beneath 1t. He suffered
severe internal injuries and his condi-
ton is very critical. Boegler only
recently returned from service in the
army and since his return had been
working on his fathers farm.
Doiand-As the result OF an ex-
plosion OF gasoline. William Butts, q
farmer Of the Doland territory. was
for q short time a human torch and
received serious burns. He saved
his life by rolling on the ground and
putting out the fire which had been
communicated to his clothing, but In
doing SO he ground a great deal OF
dirt into the burns. and now every
thing possible Is being done to pre-
vent blood poisoning. . He was using
q lantern while cleaning the carbure-
tor on his automobile, and when he
shook the carburetor to get the dir,
out gasoline spread to his clothing
and was set on fire by the lantern.
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The Amplifier Enriches Tone

AS the name implies it amplifies tone,
making it truer and sWeeter. 1t is a
vibrant tone chamber like the sounding
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The Brunswick Method of Reproduc
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tone qualities of all records. For thi
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CHEERS UP BOYS IN PRISON
sDlo Brother" Bennett Helps Out the
Deu0hboys Who Are In Trou-
BILE In Parla

Paris.-While the Y. M. G. A. has
been trying to make the doughboys'
stay In France pleasanter by means Of
Sightseeing, movies. athletics, enter
tainments. It has not overlooked the
a. d. II. boys who are In trouble. At
the present time, there are $50 SOL
diers. under 200 guards in the A. q. r.
section Of the old French Prison de la
Roquette. situated near the outskirts
ct Paris. and like most European
places Of detention Il IL In an un-
inviting place.
The boys are serving sentences for
various offenses. some trivial, some Sc
rious, or else r awaiting court-mar-
tial on divers charges. They are well
treated by officers and guards; but
tAe prison itself Is gloomy and de-
pressing-a heavy. dark building with
windows opening on q courtyard. the
whole surrounded by q great stone
wan with watch towers and massive
gates. after the fashion Of Jail build
Ing In the early part Of the last CEN
tury.
There wasn't q thing there to In
Gpire cheerfulness until the Americans
took 1t over as o place Of detention,
and brought with them a ~" hut. In
the hut, which stands within the pris-
On walls. are writing material, easy
chair4b . circulating library and q wet
canteen. But. best of all, there Is a
man IN charge whom the boys regard
with real Affection. He arranges three
~ shows = week Tor them, and on
Sunday holds q meeting which they
attend with manifest pleasure.
Back n the states, Arthur v. Ben
nett Of g Concord street, Cambridge,
MASS, who IL the ~" secretary In
charge, was Z minister; but here at
~ prison he Is . big brother to all
the boyA and his chief delight Ii BE-
curing entertainment for them. He
enjoys Il a much a. the prisoners
and the guards. which Is considerable
4 60 nay Judge from the applause
n every performance.
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Men who work at hard physical labor
are subject to kidney trouble. J. q.
Wolf. 734 8. Jackson St., Green Bay,
Wis. writes. Foley Kidney Pills re-
cred me for several months. A few bot
ties fixed me up In good shape" They
also relieve bladder and urinary ail-
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VITAL ISSUES

WHERE are now the vital issues of some twenty
wears ago? They have moldered, warps and tissues
and their dust bowes to and fro how our giant states
mon Numbered DER those issues in their day Often
have mooned and wondered why such things must pass
away. All the things that were important long ago, are
Sizes fresh and new Where are all the ancient troubles
over which we walked the floor? They are gone, like
broken bubbles and they plague never more and the
man Of wisdom borrows from the past kind of grief
tho arc alwavs modern sorrows over which to wall and
beef Ten years hence, if we are living we will wonder
why we sighed DER the that now are giving trouble
deep and double dyed Where are nav the mighty sages
who had fame when we young, whose renoWn,
through endless ages all the world said, would be rng?
could name perhaps dozen who were shining land ne
marks then but their names no more are buzzn IN ne
calling off our safest be and the march OF time deranges
all the values we have set.
Copyright by George Matthew Adams