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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-12-02
UVAHY UDA I. K. S. JEDNOTY
Pise: I'd {. 259. 3
PlSe: I'd c. Zo0
(Pokracovanie.)

" poslednych mojich 1vahach
Dol som spomenul, ze ked'by K. J.
inala 20 million dolarov v smrt-
nom a rezervnom fonde, ze by Il
dovia nemuseli Wac ziadne pri-
spevky platit', lebo vsetky W.
davky by sd interesu vyplatily,
ba este zvysok rocity by ostaval
" obnose $97, $4,000.
Vidite, bratia, su to vel Ike ci-
slice i len pomyslet ma to pre- tax
chudobny t'azko pracujlci narod
ako SINE my, predsa to vyzadu-
j1 od mas statne zakony. A tym sa
protivit nemozno, preto chcej-
nechcej budeme sa muset' tomu
podrobit', ak nechceme to ultra
tit, co SINE posayad' uz zaplatili.
Ale predsa ajs tt zakdnodarci, al
nasi hlavnf lradnfci by nam mali
povedat', ze preeo tax vysoke fon-
dy cd mas vyzaduju! Ved' ami tie
najvacsie spofocnosti tax vysoke
fondy nemajti, ako Cd mas poza-
duju! Roku 1918 v Struthers. O..
zbankrotovala banka, ktora mala
so tisic kapitalu a zaviazanosti 2
i pol miliona. Tato banka ako al
vsetky inc bola pod statnym do
zorom predsa jej rezervny fond
neobnasal ami 20 percent od mas
sa vyzaduje 40 percentovy. A pre-
dsa tel banky ncastinari po upad-
mutt neztratili mic, leboej sery
Y podobe dividendov az davno
mali vyplatene. Tax al my, cteni
bratia, name pravo ma nase divi-
dendy! Ktory brat ma zaplatene
pot 'azne zaplati svojich $4,000,
mech dostava 2 toho procenta, ale
bo mech sd mu odpustene prispev-
ky. A jeho dedicia mech SIT oprav-
neni ma 100000 smrtnej podpo-
ry. Lebo tvm cinom X. j. presta-
va byt' podporuj1cou organiza-
ciou a je ma obchodnom zaklade,
ako ktora kol l'vek poist 'ujlca spo
locnost A ponevac my SINE tel
spolocnosti 1castinari j poisteni,
name pravo ma zisk "a nase ilca-
|stiny; ked' nam to bude zabez-
peeene, mozeme bez reptania pri-
jat podvysenie prispeykov, Y pro-
Itivnom pade terajsie prispevky
nam postacujn, Go mienim tu y
niekol 'ko riadkoch odovodnit'
Teda S obchodneho stanoviska mo-
| zeme prijat' podvysenie prispev-
kov. Ba som presvedGeny, he mno-
hi 1doyia by svoj podicl razom
zaplatili, ked' by mali zaruku, be
dostand slusny podiel 70 zisku!
ze tn spominam zisk, je to len
lspravodliya poziadavka, lebo smrt
~ 4 rezervny fond donasajl III
teraz nesn1ierny zisk, ~ i1,teres
okolo $S1, ,OO0. 90 bez akehokol' 'vek
nAsho zisku q ten kapital ! s inte-
resom So nedotknuto dv1ha q lezi
mrtvy bez hnaotnehc osohn ddoy!
My SINE bolt zarukou al finance
wall SINE yyplatu smrtnych padoy
"a 30 rokoy Y obnose is milionov
dol6rov; my snie boii finAnenfk-
mi ! iicastinarmi slozit I posayad'
| 2 milbny do ssrtnsho rezerv-
lntho fendn I! - teraz xiadaj1 Cd
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-12-02
zAIoz1xr DoBRocINNT 0DB0R PRI oKREsNoM
SBoRE sLovENSKEJ ItGY.

Mieme krusn6 easy. Roboty idu slabo w vyse roka.
stihnute e tisce sovenskych robot
nikov otcoV rodin Mnohe nnohe slovenske rodny MJn
bede nildzi. i5t
Ponloznle iml
Okresns Sbor Sovenskej Ligy Youngstown prevle-
dol z mnohe dobre skutky zdarom Zapisany e dobre
dejnach slovenskej Ameriky vdov sot IA Sloven-
sku. Je rade zapisat' do srdc ndzneho obyyate
stva slovenskeho meste .F& NI Isf 81
Navrhuje1ne, aby bola elm skor svolana sch6dza okr
Sboru ktor by malN vyslat zastupcoy vsetky slo
venske spolkvv Youngstown okol Ma schodzi mech
e zalozen Dobrocinny Odbora zvoeny srsl vybor kto
r6ho starostou by boo sbierat lodary, vysetrovat
vyh adayat nndzne rodny slovenske udelovat tymze
podporu nasbieranych milodarov.
Urobnle to este pred Nianocmi! Stanme sa Jezskom
pre- mohe dieky slovenske ktore chodia nedostaocne
obecene nedostatocne krnene Zaodejme ich zaobujme
ku Vianociam! Vykonane tax poviost voc sebe samym
zasvatime yanocne hody pokojom srdci lahkou
dusou. x1 HfH
The Washington herald., 1921-06-28

A musical will be given at 8
o'clock tomorrow night in the West
minister Building by the choir of the
Second Baptist Church. Singers
The Washington herald., 1921-06-28
BALTIMORE WEEKLY
LIVESTOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE, June 27-Cattle-
Receipts for week ended noon to-
day, 1895 head. against 2.732 head
last week; receipts, 81 carloads for
market for the week. 40 carloads
for market today. With continued
light supply the market declined on
all kinds and grades of steers from
so to IS cents. Cows and bulls
strong at Csc lower. Part of the
steers offered not sold. We quote:
Steers-Choice, S7.75aS15; good
butcher. s7.25a7.T5: medium, Sea7:
common. S4.5Oa5.75. Heifers-Choice,
S'a7-25: fair to good. S6.5Oa6.7 rs;
common to medium. s4.5Oa5.75. Bulls
Choice. s5a5.50: fair to good, s4a
4.40: common to medium, s3a4.
Cows-Ckoice, s450a5: fair to good,
sS.5oa4.25; common to medium, $1.5o
a3.25.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts for
week ended noon today, 1851 head
against $3.50 head last week: fair
supply: market lower We quote:
Sheep. s1a3.50; lambs. S5al1.
Hogs-Receipts for week ended
noon today. 1871 head against H.
SIS head last week We quote:
Lights. $3.50: heavy, $3.50: medium,
$3.50: pig. $3.50; roughs. $5.5Oa6.50.
Calves-Receipts for weed ended
noon today. 1904 head against l.
944 head last week; heavy supply;
market lower. We quote: Calves,
s45Oa1O.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-28
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Union Stock Yards. CHICAGO. June
27.-Receipts--2o,o0o cattle. $4,000
hogs, $4,000 sheep and lambs and
5000 calves.
cattle-Trading was slow, with
dry fed steers on Is to Is cents.
Strictly prime yearlings were
quoted at $3.50. to $500. with best
heavy steers at ss.25 to $3.50. Me-
dium grades were down 25 to 50
cents. Cows and heifers also
dropped rs to SO cent for medium
grades. Gamers and bulls sold 10
to rs cents lower. Calves met with
a slow demand. Plain quality hurt
the trade and values were of so and
rs cents, placing choice vealers at
$500 to $3.50.
Hogs-Values were 10 to Is cents
lower. plain. packing grades taking
most of the decline. Best light hogs
sold at $3.50 to $50. while heavy
butchers were placed at $500 to
$3.50. Rough packing hogs sold be-
low $3.50. Best pigs made $500 to
$3.50 on a 10 to 15 cent lower mar
ket
Sheep-Demand was dull and
lambs sold mostly 50 to rs cents
lower. with some spots 81 of.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-28
ROCKVILLE

ROCKVILLE. Nd. June 27.-Dur-
ing the electrical storm which visited
this county yesterday afternoon.
lightning set fre to the farm resi-
dence Of Mrs. Catharine Case. near
Germantown. causing it's total de-
struction. The loss is placed at
$4,000, partially covered by in
surance.
The same afternoon lightning
struck the home Of Harry watkins,
near Cedar Grove.
Miss Irene B. Harper and Harry p.
Armstrong. both Of Washington
Miss Emma G. Reed. Ishpeming,
Mich, and Nathan L. Crosby. WASH
ington. and Miss Florence v. Mock,
Bridgewater, Va, were among the
couples married here within the last
few days.
Rev. p. Rowland Wagner. pastor
Of the Baptist Church, ofiiciated al
the marriage here this afternoon OF
The Washington herald., 1921-06-28

elevators, ss.s5s bus; shipments
from elevators, S2o4.47s tons.
Sales OF No. Q Western spot at
s1.4o. closing easier at $1.ash.
-Hay-Receipts, So tons. Standard
timothy. ;22.ooa22.5o; No. tim
othy. s21.0oa21.5o; No. 8 timothy,
S14.00a1S.00; No. light cover
mixed. s1s,5oa20.oo: No. 2 light
clover mixed. s1S.ooa1S.oo; No. /
clover mixed. sls.ooa1s.oo; No.
clover mixed. $14.o0a1L.0o: No.
clover mixed. $11.ooa130o; No.
clover. s15.ooa16.oo; No. 2 clover,
$12.00a13.oo; No. 8 clover. $I0.ooa
11.5o; sample hay, s1o.ooa14.oo.
Straw-Reeeipts. 10 tons. No. !
tangled rye, SIT: No. 2 tangled rye,
SIG; No. wheat, s14.ooa14.5o: No. q
wheat, s13ooa135o: No. oat
tnominal), s15.0oa16.5o.
Mill Feed-City Mills winter
bran per ton. in 100-lb sacks, $40;
Patapsco millfeed, per ton, in 1oo-Ib
sacks, s27; white, middlings, per
ton, in 8o-lb sacks, 327; white mid :
dlings, per ton in s0-lb cotton
sacks, S3s; same in 1o0-lb jute
sacks, s36. These quotations are
jobbing prices.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-28

Political candidates will appear
tomorrow night efore the League of
Womtn Voters in the rooms of the
Chamber of Commerce and give their
views The public is invited.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-28
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The Washington herald., 1921-06-28
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

BALTIMORE, Nd. June 27.-
Butter. fancy, 25a3sc; choice, s3a34c;
good. s1a32c; prints. Static; blocks,
S4a36c; ladle, 22a24c; Maryland and
Pennsylvania rolls. 2oa22c; Ohio
rolls, 2oaa2e;. West Virginia rolls.
zoe; store packed, 1sc; Maryland,
Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy
prints. eoa22c; process butter, 25s
26c.
Eggs--Western Maryland. Penn
sylvania and nearby firsts, use;
Eastern Shore. Maryland and vir-
ginia, firsts, 2Sc; Western firsts, 2sc;
West Virginia firsts, 27ha2sc;
Southern frsts, 27c.
Live poultry-Chickens, old hens
4 lbs. and over, 31a32c; small to
medium, 2sa3oc; roosters, l7a1sc;
White Leghorns, 27a2sc: springers,
" lbs. and over. 51a53c; lkalA
lbs. 45a4sc: 1a1A lbs, 4oa4ac; white
Leghorns. IN lbs. and over, 42c;
smaller. 3sa40c: young winters. :
lbsS and over, 40a45c; ducks, young,
White Pekins. 8 lbs. and over, 27a
2sc; puddle. 2sa27c; Muscovy, 27c;
smaller. 25a2sc; spring ducks. asa
a6c; Pigeons, young, pair. 35aioc;
old. 35a40c.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-28
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

BALTIMORE. June 27.-wheat--
Receipts, $3.50 bus by car and a.
2ss bus by boat: shipments from
elevators. 11o.4ss bus; stock in eIe-
vators, ss3.s36 bus. Receipts Of new
nearby wheat showed pronounced
increase. and trading in sample lots
was quite active; sales of bag lots
by sample, as to quality and con-
dition, at soc s1.l5. $1.l7. $1.1s.
s1.2o. $1.23. $1.24, s1.25. s1.2s and
s1.2s bus.
Closing prices-No. red winter
spot, $1.s1k; No. red garlicky
spot, -$1.30h; July, s1.2sh.
Corn-Receipts. 1919 bus by car
and 1850 bus by boat; shipments
from elevators, 165.Sss bus: stock
in elevators, 1,1s1.322 bus. Con-
tract spot corn closed easier at
6shc; track yellow corn domestic.
75c per bushel. Cob, 33.75a3.So per
barrel.
Oats-Receipts, 1882 bus: ship
ments from elevators, 1856 bus;
stock in elevators, 1s1,525 bus.
No. 2 white oats closed quiet at
46c; No. white, 45hc.
lRye-Receipts. $50 bus: stock in
The Washington herald., 1921-06-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, June 27-Butter
market frmer. Creamery extras,
34ha36A; creamery firsts, Sass;
creamery higher scoring. 35a37h !;
State diary tubs, 22a34: ladies
fresh frsts. 24a24h.
Egg market frmer; nearly white
fancy. 38a40; nearby brown fancy.
33ka3414; extra, 31ha32h; firsts,
254a2s14.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-28
SENATOR TRINKLE
STATES POLICIES
AT ALEXANDRIA
Candidate for Governor
Stresses Need for
Economy.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
A. S. Doniphan.
T27 King Street.

A. S. Doniphan.
T27 King Street.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. June PA
plea for sound and progressive busi.
ness administration was made in a
speech by State Senator E. Lee
Trinkle, wytheville. Va. before a
large audience tonight in the opera
house in the interest of his candi-
dacy for governor.
Mr.. Trinkle went over facts and
figures concerning State finances.
He declared that public schools get
s4.5oO.O0O. higher institutions OF
learning Sl.5OO.O0O. roads s7.09S,0OO,
old Conferedate soldiers sS69.ooo.
and there are more than 5000 Con-
federate soldiers
The State. he said. has grown to
be a big business proposition and it
should be operated on business prin-
ciples. The speaker said he was op-
posed to any incre<se in taxation
and he added that citizens must te
prepared to pay more taxes or elect
to office men who will operate on
business principles.
Regarding the proposed bond issue
for roads. he declared that il elected
he would see the people get a
dollars worth for every dollar spent
II elected he promised to call into
conference the best business men
and get their advice
The speaker was introduced BY
Miss Lucy Graves and Capt. c. Keith
Carlin presided. Selections were
were given by a quartet compostd
of Mrs. Harrie White, Mrs. Sherman
b Fowler, Kenenth w. Ogden and
Arthur H. Bryant and Mrs. George
E warfield was acompanist. A
parody in Trinkle, written by Ken
NTH W. Ogden, was sung. Music
was by the Illeh orchestra.
Political candidates will appear
tomorrow night efore the League of
Womtn Voters in the rooms of the
Chamber of Commerce and give their
views The public is invited.
The increased rates over the
Washington-Virginia Railway line
become operative today. when the
round trip to Washington jumped
from 3S to 4s cents. The bus lines
operating at 80 cents did a thriving
business
A musical will be given at 8
o'clock tomorrow night in the West
minister Building by the choir of the
Second Baptist Church. Singers
from Washington will take part.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-28

Choice native lambs were taken at
sio.so, while best Western were
quoted at $3.50 TO sli.oo.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-28
STATE EVENTS
Prince Georges County

HYATTSVILLE, Nd. June ~
G. B. Mullin Company. Washington,
has been awarded the contract for
building about two miles of t5-foot
gravel road from Clinton toward
Piscataway, in the lower section of
this county. The bid of this firm
was s12,500. of which the county is
to bear one-half. The work will be-
gin at once.
East Riverdale, Md, June 81
The citizens association on July 2
at the residence of DR.. Robert NJ
Weedin will elect officers for the
year. 1t is announced that more
than $50 was netted from the recent
lawn fete given for the benefit Of
the community home building fund.
The town is preparing a petition
to the county commissioners for q
constable.
UPPER MARLBORO, Nd. June
27.-The Southern Maryland Agri-
cultural Fair Association will award
among others at its annual exhibit
tion, September 1911, the following
prizes: For the best tobacco in each
county $50. second SIS, third SIS;
best white corn in each county $25.
SIS and s5; best yellow corn in each
county SIS. SIS. IS, and for best
wheat s25. SIS. S..
A pipe organ to be known as the
Bowen Memorial Organ has been
shipped from the factory and is now
being installed in st. Mary's Episco-
| pal Church, Aquasco. DR.. Crusoe.
rector, is planning a sacred concert
when the organ is played for the
| first time. when musicians from
/ Washington will assist the local
choir.
| George H. wintner, under indict-
ment in the circuit court on charges
| of assault and robbery in connec-
| ton with automobile hold-ups for
! liquor on the Washington-Ba Baltimore
boulevard last fall. and who for
| feited his bond. has been located in
New York. The New York authori-
1 ties have refused to turn Wintner
| over to this county because he is
| under sentence to serve not less
/ than three and a half years in that
I state following conviction upon two
| charges.
The county commissioners have
named a commission consisting of
/ George ]. Hess, chairman; George A.
| GUIDE and ]. Simms Jones to ascer-
| tain whether the public convenience
| requires the opening of a public
road leading from Springfield to
Glendale to the west side OF the
Pennsylvania station, a distance Of
about one mile, and of a road from
Washington avenue from the boule-
yard to Cleveland avenue in Berwyn.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-28

Miss Mildred A Laycock. Of -AleE =
andria, Va, and willard S. Reynolds :
Of Washington. a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-13

El Casino Espailol habfa celebrado
un granttioso bale de sociedad la no
che anteS, una animadfsima Y rum
bosa Jira la tarde de aver, Ell la deli
ciosa finca de don Ramon C0rdOva, en-
Palo Seco. Y tanto en- el bale del mar
tes, como en- el espl6ndido acto campes-
tire. como en- Ia solemnidad literaria
de anoche que fu6 seguida de un bale,
no menos suntuoso que el de la noche
anterior, ell gran centro social que ce-
lebraba sus bodas de Orc, en- ell Gin
cuenta aniversario de su fundacion,
vic llenos todos sus salones 10 mas
brillante de nuestra sociedad- distin-
guida Sc di6 cita en- ellos.
Atendiendo los invitados, estuvie'
ron en- todos los actos que constitufan
el hermoso programa de esta magnffi-
ca fiesta. ell Presidente INFERNO don
Manuel Gambler. que es uno de los
vicepresidentes de la Casa Y uno de
los mas distinguidos miembros de la.
Colonia Espafiola en- Puerto Rico; don
Miguel Such, ell insustituible Presiden-
te de la Comision de Festejos, quien
Sc debe en- primer termino el eXito de
la jira y al que hay que anotar en- to-
dos los otros actos una collaboration
inapreciable. Y con ellos, en- la prepa-
racion de Ia fiesta, en- la Ordenacion
de los detalles, Y fernando parte de
la Comisi0n de recibo los se1ores Ru
bert. Colorado, -Yilalta, MADEIRA, Rodri-
guez Ante, don Pedro Bolivar Y don
Florentino Miranda Y don Ricardo Ca
sal tantos otros que en- esta rapida
enumeracion acaso escapen a nuestra
cita. Colaboradores insustituibles de
esta fiesta fueron tambien don Manuel
Fernandez Juncos, don EpifaniO Fer
nandez Vanga, don Enrique Zorrilla,
don Antonio Sarmiento y nuestro COM
paiiero Perez Losada. Para ellos tiene
el Casino Espa1ol un especial motive
de recOnpcimlent0, como SlgnIhcafa
anoche, al saludar al digno represen-
tante de Espana en- Puerto Rico, don
Ernesto Freyre, a los representatives
de la Sociedades hermanas ALI presen-
ties, don Segundo Cadierno Y don Pc
dro Bolivar, y poetas y prosistas pre-
miados, el Presidente INFERNO del Ca
sino, don Manuel Gambler que tan
dignamente ha sabido ocup1r su pues-
to en- esta magma fiesta en- que ell gran
centro social festejaba sus bodas de
orc, con Ia proverbial esplendidez es-
paf4ola.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-13
DON JOSE Ma. pEDREIRA

Nuestfo ,estimado amigo don Jose
Ma. Pedreira, representante de i'm
portantes casas manufacturers ame-
ricanas ,en esta Isla, esta enfer1no des-
de haee nnuchos dfas en- su residencia,
cia, sin poder atender materialmente a
los ssuntos que le estan encomenda-
dos. Ell distinguido enferrno, Que go-
ga entire nosotros de muchas simpa-
tias y que es popularisimo en- los cir
culos comerciales, esta siendo inuy VII
sitado en- si.domicilio. y
Hoy podemos dar Ia agradable noti-
,cia de que el senior Pedreira mejora
lyisiblemente y, va eri,pieza atender q
su numerosa clientela. y,
Celebramios vivamente la mejoria
que es va casi el restablecimiento de
nuestro buen amigo. !,
aI N Or
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-13
Pillar CONDE SALE HOY PARA
FAJARDO

Con ell fin de trabajar en- una fun
cion de beneficio para la Cruz Roja
.Espanola, sale hoy para Fajardo la
popularisima divette Pillar Conde, que
tan aclamada es aquf siempre por Ell
pdbfico.
La comisi6n organizadora de esta
function benefca pidio Pillar Conde
su concurso la notable artista acce-
dio en- seguida, sin cobrar NADIA, de-
jando aqui su trabajo, y hasta un
agradable festejo que sus adnirado-
res lie habian preparedo por ser hoy
dfa de su santo.
Un rasgo mas de la noble artista
que lie conquista Ell carino de sus COM
patriotas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-13
is DE ocTUBRE

dfa de reeuerdos, de amores, fu6
siempre para nuestro hogar Glda afio
Eque pasamos lejos de nuestras Teresa,
nos parece menos allegro. Para elias,
Ialla Zen la Metr6poli, nuestro primer
lsuspirO de ese dfa tan hermoso, Guam
do tenfamos cerca a Teresina Y a su
lhija Teresita, hija Y meta de nues-
tro nOmbre de nuestras almas.
4 Santa Teresa de JESUS tiene siempre
EbajO su egida las que como elias
Use llaman, Y ell sabado, 10 deseamos
felicfsimO para nuestras amigas Tere-
lisa F. de Conde su linda hija, Tere-
Sa Vda. de Cabrera, Rodriguez de Pc
nagarfcano, Garcia de GOrbea, Sra.
VIDA. de IberO, Sra. de Mora Vaha-
monde, Sanjurj0 de Cerecedo, Srta.
Carmona, Sanchez Rivera, Valero Bail;
Sra. Camacho de Robles todas las
dennis que hayan recibido la gracia
del nOmbre de la doctora del Ayila Y
pOdamOs vOlver ella los OjOs, para
encontraria en- Ia sublimidad de su
belleza Y de su alma, mostrandon0s en-
ell caminO de Ia vida el libro en- que
nos dice "Nada te turbe, NADIA te es-
pante"
iAsf sea!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-13

La participaci0n que tom0 ell alto
personal de Ell IAIPARCIAL en- los
grandes festejos con que ell Casino Es
pafiol celebr6 este ailo el aniversario
del glorioso descubrimiento de Am6ri
ca v ell quincuagesimo aniversario de la
fundaci6n del Casino, 81 bien nos obli-
"a La debida parquedad en- Ia apre-
ciaci6n de los trabajos por ellos reali-
zados. no han de ser parte que re-
Hunciemos a su enumeration, como su-
cesos culminantes de estos dos dlti-
mos dfas.
E1 Certamen obtuvo un eXito colossal.
IIubo trabajos merecedores de los pre-
inies. los aecesits y varias menciones
honorfficas en- todos los temas propues-
tos los Jurados formularon sus Lau-
gios con unprecedented aciefto.
Los trabajos obtenidos fueron todos
de miy notable m6rito. Ell estudio de
ia jRfIte9ciG del DescHbrinoieAto q Ia
cotolti&qci6n de An,@rfca en- los dc8ti-
nos del neWndo, que obtuvo el preMio,
y Que result6 ser del inteligente perio-
dista pertorrique1o Bolivar Pagan, es
1na obra importantfsima, por sus pro-
pdrciones estilo literario, por la ri
aueza de su information juiciosa y We
rfdica, y por La appreciation exacta de
ia grandiosa obra de Colon Y de los he
roes de la conquista.
FL accesit de este tema fue adjudi-
calo un estudio filos0fico muy con-.
cienzudo y jugoso, obra de don Adolfo
lie Hostos.
El premio accesit de los dos me-
iores trabajos obtenidos para ell tema
glafhtenciG del Casino EspaHol en- Ia
2sIsi6a fraternidad entire espanoles q
portoridaefos, correspondi6 al Rev.
padre de la Orden de San Vicente de
PAU. Honorable don Jose Ma. Cortes
s al Honorable Juez de Guayama,
I.ctlo don Pedro Manzano Avin6.
PeFo el tema de gracias, por su ge
8 -ASiV pOcllCO pOt ~ pOclISO ue ou
admirable asunto, fu6 ell del Canto IL
REQ a Ia -Hujer P0rtorriqueia. Pro
tilJo preciosas poesfas, Y entire elias
Ia q obtuvo ell premio, debida Ia ms
pisada Musa del brillante poeta vene-
zolabo don Rafael W. Camejo; la que
oBfityo Ell accesit, primorosa filigrama
poetiea de nuestro delicadfsimo poeta
don Jesds Ma. Lago, Y las menciones
hoaorfficas obtenidas, respectivamen-
fe por don Manuel A. Martinez Davi-
II don Vicente Pales Matos. Cada
fragmento lefdo de todas estas obras
gaiardonadas obtuvieron grandes Y
mercedes aplausos, y las poesfas fue-
ron lefdas en- medic de ovaciones en-
tusiastas.
FL acto fu6 inangurado per ell Presi-
ilente del Casino, don Manuel Gambler,
con un breve v notable discurso, si-
gui6 aespu6s el Discurso del Certamen
nor nuestro Director miembro del
.Turado, Sr. Perez Losada, lleno de be-
Has patriotfcas frases, al final pro-
uahei6 breves oportunas frases de
clausuras nuestro compaiiero de Re
dacei6n Sr Fernandez Juncos. Fran
las once de la noche Y habfa de seguir
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