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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03

to than her Ideal Husband. says Mrs.
watkins?
We're Happy Here
But Mrs. Watkins doesn't seem very
keen about moving tn the White house,
nm very happy here She says.
what more should fG'ks want whu
are C~untcntcd?'
Watkins was u republican when she
first met him. but she converted him
to the prohibition party when they
were teaching school together ut
Quincy, Ohio.
And I believe" she says, "ho would
have been high in the councils NJ the
republican party had hc remained
with II. lie TX u line orator. u mag
nctic personality, "a logical thinker
"But | nm proud of him hccnusc nc
has held fast to principles,
Rich In Real Things,
I'VE are poor people, according t.
the standards of the world, lu we
have u home. u living ana are happy
we are giving our only child. willard
II college education. And ~, ! say, We
aren't really poor AT all. hut rich II
the things that really count
Bcsidcs being pastor of IN" M'lh".
dist church, ROY. Watkins la professor
of ENGLISH Mt the Mimi Military ln
stitutc Of this town.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
Old Indian Fighter
Regains Admission
To United States

NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-Richurd
Lacey lrishman. who nfty years ago
served in Uncle Sans army tightinE
Indians in the west. today rcgaincu
admittancc to the United States after
shaving been detained three months at
ELLIS Island.
a bond OF $500 furnished by the
nephew removed the possibility uf The
old Indian lighter becoming np ubliC
charge and orders were received from
Washington allowing Lacey freedom
to stay In the United States at least
six months.
THANK God I shall soc America
again" commented Lacey when told
he could enter. Eleven wrckg
today I've been here. all the while
knocking at tho door NJ the country
for which / fought some nfty odd
years ago. | hope I can visit sluc
Of the scenes of battles we had with
the redskins"
Lacey first curnr to this country
when IA boy and after complains his
term of service in the army, returned
to ireland
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
A|RPLANE HUNTS
BANK ROBBERS
Scours Country After
Six Bandits Escape
in an Auto

DAVENPORT. Ia, Aug. 3.-An air
plane driven by Lieutenant Il. c.
Briefly and Fred Wallace, both men
heavily armed, was started In pur-
suit OF the six bandits who robbed
tho Moline Commercial Savings bank
today. when last heard from, the
nvlators were. securing Henry and
Mercon counties In Illinois. The
bandits are known to have escaped In
that direction.
The robbers shot Charles Mohlcr, n
barber, when he ran out OF his shon
across the street to give the alarm
and he may die. Police arrived as
the bandits were leaving M II re-
volver battle nsu on tho streets.
but the bandit car got away.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03

CHICAGO. Aug. 3.-Thc $19O,O00,-
600 Increase In the capital stock of
Armour & Company, certified Ia the
secretary of state today was voted
to give the company q larger work
ing capital, IT was announced hero
today.
The company has already sold 500
900. 900 In convertible notes and part
Of he new issue Will he used n re-
deem these notes and others that may
be issued. The new stock In to be
nut on the market ncNt year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
LOFTS OEATHDuF
TOA#RBfAtL
Girl and Fiance Released
After Coroner 8 Jury
Reports

CHICAGO. Aug. 3.-Samhel r. A.
LOFTS. head of the Jewelry house
bearing his name. who died under
mysterious circumstance In his
apartment last Friday. came To his
death from injuries suffered In q
violent fall on The floor OF his apart
ment after. hiding against a door"
a corners Jury decided today.
Mias. Ruth wood. 2 "a year old
bookk ee5iei. Wild was done with LOT
It's whep, he died. and BOY shayne'
her fiannc,t WIRE srcicaBed from Gus
today following The inanest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
Wheat Leaps Upward
In Chicago Market

CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-Whcat made II
steep advance In price today us a re-
suit OF increased speculative buying
stimulated by European war talk. In
a little more than u single hour, an
extreme upward swing of 10 cents II
bushel had taken place, March de-
livery touching $3.50 as against S2.l5
at yesterdays finish.
The market bounded upward again
at the last and closed nervous ut
virtually the topmost point of the day
with March at S2.32H, u net advance
Of II y cents II bushcl during today's
session. December climbed to $3.50
but finished at S2.20, an almost sheer
ascent OF 15h.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
Boy, IS, Accused of
Killing Youth in
Boy Scout Camp

BUFFALO, n. y. Aug. 3.-Con-
fessions made today by three boys
aliege that Norman Kelley. IL years
old, was the Slayer Of Edward Pok-
grant. a hoy scout who was shut dead
in the woods near Ebneer o N sun
day..
The boy scouts. the confession at
lesea. were In camp when Poignant
and n cumpanion rode up on n bi-
cycle. iSlfiiey FL ~ alleged first shot
thu ftircs off. Pokgrapts. bicycle and
when Tthe bdy turned 70 run fired
another shot that kIlled. hIm,-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
Motorcycle Club
OfAlbuquerque
To Be Revived

Aibuqucrquc's Motorcycle club,
which went out OF existence several
years ago rs "a result OF so many OF
the members joining the army, Is to
be %reorganized tonight. \ general
call for all motorcyclists to be at the
shop Of the Albuquerque Novelty
works at s o'clock has been issued.
A score, II IL said. have already OK
pressed their intention Of joining. II
Is probable that besides making steps
for reorganization and election OF
officers, the club will discuss plans
for holding motorcycle races here on
special occasions as was the case Sow
crnl years ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
Gov, Cox Receives
Hcrse- Shoe and
A Rabbits Foot

DAYTON. o., Dug. 3.-Harbingers
of good luck are pouring In on Coy
ernor Cox. He received two today,
lou Dillon when she established the
worlds trotting record for q mile in
two minutes flat at ReadvllIc, Mass.
August 20. 1908. and "A rabbite foot,
the latter sen by Dccca Lamar West,
OF Waco, Texas. The rabbits foot
was mounted handsomely In gold.
Governor Cox today accented an
OF the Chieneo chamber or commerce
TO speak before that organization
early In OctQhRr. d.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
Judge GivessMa
Newt Boarding House

Joe Zapoioski. a Russiun, has a
new boarding house. He has been
having free meals at the Aitarado
lunch room. according TO Officers.
but beginning today he Is to have
free meals In the county Jail.
He was arrested by Station
MASTER Ed Sinclair last night. Of
ficcr Sinclair stated In police court
this mprnlng that znbolski mad
been In the habit OF going into the
lunch room with u crowd Of pas
sengers at train time.
.'Hn has never paid for his
mealS' said the officer and h9
has eaten some big Unes, He seems
to ntreedjfangetting some fnsseft-
HeBffe pegsff3r ftieaf = = .syse 2.
fJmlke NcEpeilan sentenced INC
man 10 80 days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03

conl mines, th the Des Molnes district
were added to the list Of idle but
the larger mines in the Abba district
reported no working yesterday were
rcsuming operations today, George
Heaps. Jr.. secretary Of the Iowa up
orators association said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
Bubonic Plague
Conference Opens
In Galveston

GALVESTON. Tex. Aug. s.
Health officers from cities along the
gulf coast, state health officers from
a number Of interior states and
surgeons of the United States public
health service assembled here today
for a conferencB or methods OF COM
batting bubonlo plague.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
Posed as Countess
To Obtain Money

STERLING. colo. Aug. 3.-Gcral-
dine Dixon, who on Sunduy took her
lifein her jail cell at Grand Island.
Nebr.. and who had posed in Denver
us the daughter Of n Russian countess
seeking u romantic younger sister, is
believed to have employed her wilcs
to obtain money in Sterling.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
Armour & Company
Increase Capital

Springfield. Ills" Aug S'-Armour
and company. meat packers, Chicago.
ccrtifled to- the secretary Of state this
morning an increase OF capital STOCK
from SsiO. 900, 900 to Sio0, 100000.
Their tax ON the Increase amounted
IN SiO, Gg9.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
Two More Typhus
Cases in New York

NEW YORK, Aug, 3,-Two moro
eases Of typhus developed today
among stceragc passengers ON tho
French liner La Savhio. The patients,
boys aged nine and ten, were taken
to Hoffman Island, where the steer
ago passengers underwent sanitary in
spection.
- One case of typhus a reported
when the ship arrived Sunday night
from Havro.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
New FORK D Democrats
VIII Renominate
Governor Smith

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. a.
Declaring that no apologies are nee
essAry for the record In office OF Gov
ornor Alfred +. Smith. Frank i. Mott
OF Jamesfown. paved the way for the
GOVERNORS denomination In his Key
note speecifsher today MS temporary
ehairman Of the unofficial democratic
state convention.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03

pkvENpoPT. Ia, Aug. Shortly
before noon today seven men held
,tp and robbed the Commercial Saw
ings Bank or Moline. Illinois. OF a
sum estimated mt 100000. according
To tile police. The robbers made
their escape in an automobile.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
Some Illinois Miners
Fail to Return to Work

HARRlSONBUItG, Ills, Aug. a
Dissatisfaction Of some miners with
the plan FOR u return to work In re-
sponsc to orders from president lew
is. Of tho United Mine Workers pre-
vented general resumption Of work In
this district today.
Town Mines INc
DIES MONIES. Iowa, Aug. 3.-Flfc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03

.trs o substitute Tor gasoline. HIS
only difficulty now Is In pcrfccting "A
.cnrburcior that viii take rnislns.
Germany Isn't competing In the
olympic gnmcs this turn for obvious
ronsons. But still thcv developed
some prize sprintors aud marathon
runners during the latter part OF the
war.
Athletic tryouts for the
olympic games In Antwerp are
bolng held all ovo the country,
ana AS yet no a rider has "n-
tered TO sct M Il record In strap
n hanging for America.
Aftcr reading accounts OF castcrner
who oners self 10 science on being
.shottioi Mws in rocket. Akron, o.,
eAmes forth and offers self 20
.be shot back from Mars. as nobody
has applied for u. or thought OF thnt
angle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
The Merry-Go
Round of Events

Tho licsolutc. after leaving prohi-
bition shores on It's first splash to
keep the cup from the Shamrock,
broke liz overwhelmingly while out
side the three-mile limit.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-12
los otE NIENEN

Relaei6n de ,os uasajerus cue pro-
dcntrf a. los rueres de sur De- ID
Rrpahiica numinioana coudajo hasta
san Jsan = vapor "slarina" q dc
tnarzo de 1920.
Giles Chris;iamson. Ieuis Blumen-
thai. Lee J. Epstein. Erwin Scott Arms
trong. l.. }. Barsholemy, Luis Paz
Urdaz. Josefa Martinez. Howard ".
Anderson. Agustin naviia. George Ga
min Jar. Gustavo a. Il. Floor, Juan
Fernandez del Vale. Felipe Fernan-
dez. Rosa Obdulia de Gomez, Julio A.
Guillo, Ludwig G. Christoff Darling,
Guillermo A. Charbert. p. J. Lehman,
VIM. Thomas Woodbridge, Adrian
John Grief, Jose A. Gonzjlez, Merce-
des z. de Echevarria, Maria Casano-
va, Carl V. Hathaway, Enrique Da-
villa, Jose Alvarez Gonzalez, Manuel
Valladares, Gerardo Julius Echer, Al
berto Gomez, Constantine Camasta Y
x. Langebeck.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-12

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hace cesar "a lornao q de a1fro.
inrsa y Pule los dsentcs, pun
hea ei aiiento c inri3s a carie 8e
los GiSntes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-12

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-12
LA INFLrENZA

tes de nuestras montanas; aspira el
perfume delicioso y embriagador de
nuestros bosques; fijate en- la silcn-
ciosa calEna de nuestras noches estre-
lladas; Illuminate con el Sol de esta
eterna primavera, cuyos rayos son
iampos orientales desparramados ar
gentisticamente por la mano del
Creador en- la mansion de las dulees
embriagaciones de nuestro suelo;, OBJ
serva todo ese esplendente panora-
ma, con sus bellisimas coloraciones,
con los inimitables encantos de sas
aZulados horizontes, bajo el profun-
do recogimiento de nuestras campiiias
soiitarias, como I'm espcjismo subli-
me, mirado a traves de I'm Kaleidos-
Icopio de bellisimas visiones.
Forma, poeta, un cuadro en- tn ms
'piradisima imagination, lletalo al pro
fundo seno de tn alma, pasalo por. las
arterias de tn corazon, elevalo a tu
pensamiento ante las musas q. te brin
da esta perla que Sc llama Borinquen,
Y, pulsa en- las vibrantes sonoras.
cuerdas de tu gigantic lira, un canto
para mi patria, va que mi patria por
medic de sus hijos y de la gratitud de
nuestras mujeres te ha cantado con
ell canto sublime de su inspiration,
con un bellisimo monton de inspira-
Gisimas liras, que recibieron de las
alturas ell beso sublime de la Pro-
videncia, para confundirse entire tus
magicas notas, abrasadas por Pin
daro, .Safo y Diva, benditas por Apo
10, porque tn pluma al escribir tus
versos, Sc moja en- ell tintero del alma,
lampara encendida por misteriosos
.resortes que traen la luz fulgurante
Y bella, de las mas atlas plenitudes
del infinite.
Canta, dulce poeta, cantale mi pa
tria, a esta Borinquen sonadora, la
que estsmpa en- tu frente el beso de
la gratitud aromatizado por el rico
perfume de la poesia. Canta, poeta,
cantale a mi patria, y, iDIOS TIE
BENDIGA!
He terminado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-12

paiera, descansa tristemente en- la
CANA de la angustia, sin el ropaje
de la indiferencia, pensando, meditan-
do Y divagando entire las Profundas
ilusiones de sus mas aeariciados idea
les, que llegue el dfa de gloria para
que corone sus justas aspiraciQnes, o
que la sedosa lana Sc convierta en- la
briosa y aspera melena del leon y
que la cruz erguida Sc trueque en- es-
pada toiedana de cortanta acero; die
a tn patria, la que nos descubrio, la
que nos civi!iz5 Ia que nos puso en-
el concerto del mundo, para que la
.Providencia signiticara nuestro des-
tino, que en- cl pacho borincano csta la
nobleza de Il hidalguia espanola, Y
que CORE por las arterias de nHestra
constitution venosa, la 5sangre de los
heroes y la sangre de los Incas vale
,rosos; die, cantor sublime, que aqui
hay poetas de estro vigoroso, los que
en- sentidas imagenes Y sublimes con-
cepciones cantan sus tristezas y sus
alegrias, bajo el magico imp6lso de
Cervantes, iluminados por la antofcha
esplendente del sentirniento patrio; We
y die, poeta, que Borinquen es una
eterna sonadora.
iCanta poeta, canta! Reconc6ntra-
tie en- ii mismo, arrodillate con el pen
samiento en- las profundas majesta-
des de tu alma, y, canta poeta, canta
a mi patria: Fijate en- la miarda pene-
trante Y subyugante de nuestras mu-
jeres; mira hacia ell esplendente pano-
rama de este suelo tropical; oye el
canto del sonoro turpial Y los arpe-
gios delicados de nuestros jilgueros
Y alondras; oye el poetico ruido de las
pasivas corrientes en- nuestras tor
tuosas quebradas; admira nuestros
solitarios paisajes; el ruido de las
aguas que sonrien poeticamente v 81
Establishments, como una sublime des-
lizaci6n de notas de un arpa que can
ia a Ia naturaleza; mira nuestras be-
llisimas selvas; adnira las sonbras
de nuestras noches que fotan mages-
tuosas y galardas sobre las vertien-
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n..INlNZ,e ArnnnArAs

si,5sENANKaS ATHuBAfAS
i1 t"'ssuisd"r inferinn ha aIs.ssasls
ies ssrIiuu;,s "riisslauHas apes'aaas
isai la t"nisidn 'lr Sefslsio I'aidi,o:
-ata3rausa ~nsvs,irgila o. i,enl-
'rs Bss>4rh auiorizari6u lnra "onsiruir.
sss.el.r- p csUisiar uu Imls~-5n '1.isier-
ie .i.naofrS "u Ia inaia q. san
luan en aguella Inrtr Del Mal",ii. oom
p'rHii1a cnrie d. cil.e Turner 81 mue
o. de SEN Au'o.io-.
'H'rdruanza cono'l.endo a Fiiuar,l
= ENRIQUE Gonzalez y R0lrlgucz. un
perIui>o reyocallc para iomar y uSar
para EIcS de rirSo "a liiroS he aqua
I1or ~e-7Trlo del r,o IIerrcras en- el Mu-
H.cip.o de lio Grandc'.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-12

SIuA y S,efs--I1sta rn esss am.
hisnte. n6ois.nao f,oI la nols a. Be-
htiicza a. uurstrHs uui uieges iss.
fnmAdo puf h ussuciA a. ia Eenia'
aoesiA, un ~ ~ cue a. cntnstnanr
euhriAvnaor. aae llcaW nl foseo a.
nncsiro ~yu- iufcsgio. Hlro asi cons
an sacudimienfo ds iniensas xibFacio.
nes en q alma, con hondns e iutensAs
pnlpitacioncs de Eublimek sntisfaocio.
nes, cue en- oleadas De amor y De ter
nura, - Enidan en- 81 f0ndo iniimo "a
nncEtros sentimientos.
Es. schoras y sciores. que Ia m&gi.
ca poesia Sc encuentra en este am.
biente. con Ia musa que mas acaricia
Ia sohadOra mente del poeta. con q
ndmen gigantic de Ia mas sublime del
dad, que cual pOderosa palanea d.
Anquimedes mueve los corazones )
hace vibrar sonoramente, dulcemen-
te. inspiradamente, Ia encantada y ar
tistica lira del pOeta: Esa musa, ess
n1men y esa inspiration, es la gran
deza de este acto, laureada pOr la vi
sible y palpitante corona de la belle
"a femenina.
Tenemos, pues. la mujer y con
ella la poesia. liza Mujer. -! Fuen
te inagotable de insondables pensa.
mientos; area poderosa cue guarda
con amor los mas profundos entusias-
mos; sublime concha que encierra Ia
brillante perla de los ensuefos; nusa
encantada que vibra en- las hondas
neditaciones del sublime cantor, de
magico sonador que Sc llama poeta.
h iPoesia. :! Alma del mundo; co.
razon humane; coronamiento de las
bellezas del alma; mirto del amor;
laurel de las grandes epopeyas; SUI
blime encantamiento de las manifes-
taciones mas intensas de la vida; no.
rizonte diafano de la grandeza de
mundo; risa- en- la algeria; llanto er
el dolor; imprecacion que maldice;
himnO sublime que encanta; oracioY
que diviniza; apostrDfei que anonada
angel de celicas alas en- el eielo de-
amor; rugidos en- ell huracan; murmu-
rios en- la fuente; besos en- las suaves
brisas; nobleza lGh eis honor, cresncis
len los templosy elixir en- la dulzura
del hogar; religioso recoginiento ante
las tumbas; y, homemade reverente 3
la genial soberana de su idealidad: q
la mujer. @ ,a spta.i
H iOh dulee poesfa? Sin Il no exis-
ten bellezas, elias fueran mudas sir
Ia expression del poeta. Ell artista ora
con el pincel, el burf ell cincel, ma
da harfa, lie faltaria ell complement
Ito: til, verbo, gentil sofiadora de los
tiempos, que tanto en- Grecia, como en-
lei orbe entero te llamas poesfa.
iOh dulce y encantadora poesia.
llDonde fue tu cuna? SQue humana
criatura tuvo Ell privilegio de ser la
primera en- cantarte y rendirte adora-
Ici6n?
Es necesario crearte en- mfstico
lidilio del Paraiso: Eva fue la musa y
Adam el sonador.
1 iOh Eva! Privilegiada musa, en-
canto dulce del primer poeta, suave y
fecundo beso del amor sagrado, que
encendiste en- el alma sonadora la pa
lsion sublime del amor v el alma lu-
Ininosa de la poesia. iBendita seas!
iOh hermosa pareja! Mirasteis de
lfrente, Ell hermoso despertar de ese
cuadro indescriptible que Sc llama Au
rora, aurora de la vida, alba del amor,
oriente de Ia felicidad. Llevasteis a
Ivuestras almas el sublime v mages-
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Fiai. a. lunrinnritr HFslies.te coue "a
arssa - snl a.ficfsos. iEasetuose cr
sur siItntei, oanlo - rsiusaur- co
srnolla s. hurFc Fgs rumeFusos ERA.
le,,. eaaamusalo dsl riclo aa Sud a.
Esuaan. uus eiifis pur "a aeeumda "a,
tsia. eaNsdEnan = a. ins regianes gug
De- sicfon nEocT. q qns troca en jar.
dincs de ofieuinlcs nores las Verns
DC Granada; 81 qse fundo sn musc1
de rnecioaidRdes aftisticas IN is A.
hamhgu > On Ia Capital dc sss Cali
fuE; q cue lego q las hcchiceras An
1EluEss los rasgsG,s y bcilos o5os ne
glos. qoe Dios daria a Eva cuando ~
a prcscnt6 a Adrn: = que infundi5 q
namen poetico peNiiar DC Espahs,
trlido por q De los iardines 81 pa
iriso terrcnal. ese p5eblo que 81 bien
slilo &c ia patiia, cesTues de una Ia
, cha de titanes y s.n igual en- 10, ana
rs de Ia humaniGad. dej6 ALI IN las
profundas arterics Cel sentimsento
granadino, la sangre de su rsza, el
verbo de su inspiracifn, el nGrlen de
81 poderoso estro, :, todo ell5 quedo
derramado, impreso. moldeado y es-
culpido en- la constitution de tu ser,
por razones de indiscutibles causas
etnol6gicas, y, ioh sublime cantor!
ese ndmen poderoso, undo la vibra-
cion intensa de tu amor a Espaha,
es el que te inspira y el que va can
tando q los pueblos, hac;endo resUr-
cir el sentimiento patrio, que cual
honda fibra Sc halla en- nuestras in
tensas emOciones, bajO el magico i'm
pulse de nuestros sentimientos, dc
donde surge triunfante y yictorioso,
ese idioma con que cantas, el que me-
clio nuestras cunas; vigil6 nuestra in
Ifancia; con el que aprendimos orar;
icon el cue nos besarpn nuestros pa
dres, sonoro Castellano, que para
arrancarlo de nuestra constitution mo
Iral, ,es. neeesarjo arFanear aptes la
vida, .pero la vida de todas las i:ene-
raciones de Ia America Latina, rorque
!. ese idlqnqa ges nuestra raza; porque
esta frraigado alma .adeptro, Y, ha
ode pagaE de genaracippe en- generaci6n
raj foado; intinlo 1de raestrcs hijes, los
3'quei han de. seguip, c asitandol con la
una ajestad3 de1ese idioHna el9Verbo elo-
feuente de su irlsondablej forilegio en-
tire laioraoio1 sublime del amor, amor
finfnito a la patria quel nos lego sR
4ciyilizacion y estirpe, bajo ell deseu-
I brimiento de un4 nuevo- mundo por
aquel coloso, q.iniirando a traves de
{ 4fnnnensidades con ehstelescopio de su
I tpensamiento, adyirtio el llevantamiento
5de estas islas, como barcas q. fotaban
magestuosamente sobre la tersa SUI
pefficie de las aguas, y, quien al po-
iner el pie en- terra, penso, orc fe-
cundizo en- el alma de la America La
/ tina, bajo el estandarte de su naci6n,
como la conquista de sus soberanos v
bajo la cruz del Cristianismo como la
ensena de la conquista de su Dios,
Dios, que desde el infinite ungio en-
! el alma de nuestros antecesores Ell
cleo santo de la inmortalidad, para
Fperpetua foracion v consagraci6n del
idioma castellano.
I0h dulee poeta. I! Principe de
las letras; Sacerdote de la Lira Cas-
teilana. We v canta al mundo, di
Espafia que sus hijos jamas le olvi-
dan; que los cachorros del Leon His
-pano no rugen, porque en- Borinquen
no hay intrincadas selvas; que ell Cor
.dero es nanso, con la Cruz como com