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The Washington times., 1921-04-15

lumber, interests and he and johnson
belonged to a lodge made up of men
concerned with lumber and other
wood industries. This organization is
called the Hoo-Hoos.' The Presidents
fellow member now writes an edi-
torial called What VIII Presidents
Harding Do About It?'
The gist of II is that the lumber
interests ought to get after the Presi-
dent more sharply. 1t is mostly a
" all over their unbecoming modesty.
but one hopeful paragraph says:
1--WE understand from a Washing
ton newspaper that President Hard
ing had a visit one day this week
from our (the whole national lum-
hcc ir:'ustry's) John Henry Kirby. at
v hicl we trust one or the other of
t'iese groat personages may have ad-
,anced thought or two on this sub
Ject."
The subject is Mr.. Johnson's view
OF how the timber of the United
States ought to be handled by the
Government. He does not feel easy
in his mind.
Many other people than those In
the lumber industry-many Brisbane
and Hapgood and Pinchot--are inter
esting themselves in these matters
The Washington times., 1921-04-15
HARD|NGSEEKS
RED TAPE
Hapgood Says President Has
!. !. Surprised Nation by His
:. Firm Insistences.
BY NORMAN HAPGOOD.

J. President Harding has been
steadily gaining strength. The
/. tact that he has shown was ex-
pscted. The firmness has come
{ To many people as surprise. 1t
I t4ecms already clear that the Senate
|. .sligarchy will not under Mr.. Hard
ing be able to usurp the functions
s6f the President. Neither will any
other group be able to work it's
unrestricted will with him.
~, SEES LESS RED TAPE.
9. III I may be pardoned a somewhat
4 Personal Illustration, I will use my
sb%n feelings as an illustration OF
! what fnd generally. On some Of
: TIE issues that l have at heart the
President has disappointed me. and
yet, / find myself much mere hope
f,il than / was last November that he
Will be able to steer successfully his
diricult course.
y That also is the prevailing attitude
Among my friends. They are on the
: whole more liberal by nature than he
Z, Is, and yet they now incline to think
: well Of his intentions and hope much
bf his use of power.
2 One expression which the Republi-
4 cans, the Presl0ent among tneni. are
) using a good deal will need elucida-
tibn. More business in government.
less government in business, has a
1tas<ing sound, but the second half Of
1T will have to be cleared up before
anybody knows what 1t means.
~ More business in government
EMeans, according to the President,
: the strictest economy in appropria-
stisns, the reorganization of the de-
s1Srtments to lessen overlapping, con-
ihict. and red tape, and at least the
beginning of a budget system.
lsn What does less government in bust
Aess mean? Obviously II fts In with
sepposition to government ownership
.4f. railways or government operation
sofi shipping lines. But does it indicate
T4ny lessening of the control that the
s1Aterstate Commerce Commission is q
ltkve over the railroads? Does 1T giv7
any countenance to the undergroun
aeffort being carried on UP on Capitc'
Hill to abolish or weaken the Federal
Trade Commission? What does /.
mean?
HARDING OWNED LUMBER.
The future of the Federal Trade
Commission Is involved in an out
break that ] have just read in tn.
Lumber World Review. The editor o.
this paper. one Boiling Arthu,
johnson. thinks he has influence with
President Harding.
: President Harding has had some
The Washington times., 1921-04-15

and are botherlns the President about
it--with their pens"
The next to the worst thing I have
done Is to invite the attention of Con-
gress to the approaching lumber
famine. Conflicting bills dealing with
that threat will be introduced soon
referred to committees, fought about
and then. at the regular. session, re
ported on.
The shortage OF houses is no joke
Apart from houses the cost of lumber
and the freedom of the supply affect
millions. Among the largest users are
railroads, the farmers. the manufac-
turers OF furniture. vehicles and ag-
ricultural implements. and the news
papers.
The Washington times., 1921-04-15
Conc, UpshaW to Lecture.

Congressman VIII ID. Upshaw Of
Georgia will lecture on John and His
Hat" tonight az the Metropolitan NJ.
e. Church, Jshn Marshall place and c
street northwest. under the auspices
of the Epworth League. Before COM
ing to Congress, Mr.. Upshaw was a
noted lecturer and Chautauqua
speaker
The Washington times., 1921-04-15

THE latest in beach sports is the saisurboard which
has made its appearance on the California beaches.
Miss Katherine Perrin is shown with her surfboard
of the Ocean Park CAL, beach The little boat c.
everything fullngged sailboat is capable Of ac-
compishing It is common sight to two or three
Of them outside the breakers staging race
The Washington times., 1921-04-15
Fancy Silk Socks

A large range of attractive two
toned color combinations with woven
jacquard stripes. $l.50 pair.
The Washington times., 1921-04-15
NoveIty HandkerchieG

French Linen and Sheer Wolfe,
hand taped hens, white centers with
handsome wide colored borders. New
shades; smart and exclusive with us.
$500.
The Washington times., 1921-04-15
CASE OF JOSEPH NJ. LANE.

1t was suggested in many quarters
yesterday that Andrews experiment
with bigamy may have been inspired
by the similar action of Joseph Mer.
ritt Lane. Judge Walsh would not
say whether Lane is one of the men
he contemplates filing charges
against.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-12

The first little mothers clubs were
formed for the purpose of inducing the
chlldren's mothers 10 come to the
schoolhouse. and they came, many Of
them, tImidly and laggingly, In many
of the districts, bringing the baby and
the children under school age With
them. They drank the cup Of tea pro-
vided for soeiability, they listened to
the entertainment, they found the
teachers agreeable and less formidable
than they had feared, and they came
again and again. and finally they were
gathered, unconsciously, into the cur
rent Of school life. sometimes into sew
ing and cooking classes; they were
listening TO talks on health and hy-
glene, remarks Indianapolis Star, ard
gradually being nodded into members
OF what was TO become most useful
organization
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-12
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY r. 1921
oERM OF TIE NATION

America, as Americans are often
eager to remind us, Is very mixed na'
ton, ali amalgam Of many races, peo-
pies, and cultures. Yet through t al
the New England spirit, the New Eng
land outlook sa life, Ii predominant.
If II has sometimes been overshad-
owed by The South, ii has prevailed in
the West and Middle West. 1t was
the Yankee who, 200 years after the
landing on Plymouth Rock, set out on
new pilgrmages beyond the Ohio and
the Mississippi who plowed the des-
ert and the prairies With his wagon
trails anG brought the railway - the
Pacific, says London Daily Telegraph.
Composite as the nation has become.
its texture is all interviewer with the
thought and the ideals Of the energetic
hands of settlers who we're quietly
building W civilized free communities
on the north Atlantic coast N the sew
enteenth century. 1t was the seed
sown by the Puritan exiles from which
the bounteous harvest has grown.
Surely never did results so Tast spt ling
from such small beginnings!
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-12
SHUWtU SKILL AS ENGINEERS
Ancients Did Remarkable Work cln.
sidering the Limited Mechanical
Means at Hand.

That ancient Greek and Roman en-
gineers were ingenious ms wen as
Skillful Is proved by the works ,hat
ere still extant for instance when the
Eupalinos island OF Samos. water
works mentioned by Herodotus wero
constructed in the middle of the Sixth
century Il. c., tunnel about one mile
long was driven through the Kastro
mountain, certainly a respectable
achievement when one considers the
limited mechanical means at the dis
posa of the builders, From the books
of the Alexandri0n mathematician
Heron, one sees that ancient engineers
knew how Ia figure beforehand the
direction of a tunnel. The fine medra!
instruments, of which many have been
eXcay0ted, give evidence of high me.
chanical skill Ancient instrument
makers manufactured clepsydras IVA.
ter clocks) that could be carried IN
pockets and devices used hy Hero
philos Ia measure the temperature of
patients. The presentday slot machine
and t0Nmctor are mutations Of sim.
I'ar ancient inventions. Even to bal
llstic war machines ancient people ap.
piled lde0s which play IN important
part tn madtt'h #afiare-the poly
bon being in a certain meaning. the
predecessor Of our reneutiAg arms, and
Che "monaubm' Of ihc mine throwor
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-12
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is The joyful cry Of thousands
since Df. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the Substitute for calcmel
DR. Edwards, a practicing physician
for II years and calomcls old-time
enemy. discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid liverS.
Or Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain lalomeL but q healing, soothing
vegetable Laxative
No gripping is the Keynote Of these
littlc suFarcoatld. oive-colcred tab
lets They CAUSE tie bowels and liver to
act normally. They never force the1
10 unaatmalactian
ily0u haVca dark brownmouth =
had breath a dull tired feeling sick
headache torpid liver constipation,
youll ind quick, sure and pleasant re,
suits from one or Two OF DT. EuNards
Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take them overnight Just
to keep right, Try them l2c and SOC,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-12

Bishop Locke, formerly OF Los An
geles, but now of Manila, n AIDE an ad-
dress before the Worlds Sunday
School convention at Tokyo and re-
ported that lie had found that The 81
HE had become the best seller In Japan
us well as in England, America and
the rest OF the world. The Bible Is
The spiritual and Intellectual clearing
house of the universe and brings multi
tudes together who would Otherwise lie
far apart. If people would all abiGe
by Its teachings the nations wouldn't
have to put up barbed wire and build
forts.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-12
How's This

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by lInlps Catarrh Medicine.
Halls Catorrh Medicine has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty.
five years, and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Hairs
Cntarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces, cxpeling the Pol.
son from the Blood and healing the dis.
eased PORTIONS.
After you have taken Hairs Catarrh
Medicine for short time you viii see q
great Improvement in your genera
health, start taking ttglfa CutarrH MeOl
cine at once and get rid OF catarid Scnc
for testimonials, free
l.. ]. CHENEY X CO. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75C.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-12
The MORTALITY Of Business.

is greater than most men appreciate
Life Insurance recognizes the earning
value OF the Individual and keeps g
business solvent, when the man re-
sponsible for It's success dies, Ma
tional Life ms, Co, VI (Mutual0
Earle S. Kinsley, General Agent,
Mead Building, Rutland, Vt Adv
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-12

famous French astronomer says
the unrest Of the nations is due to o
fever on the sun" proprietors of
iced drink parlors who have been
playing to empty seats mostly this
season were under the impression that
It had had a chill.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-12

Armenia has declared war on tho
Turks. What the Turks will now do
TO maintain their hold on their favor
tie national sport, must be left to'con.
lecture They win probably lament
their short.slshtedness in leaving
enough Armenians over from the mas
Sacre to so to war.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-12

"Wbat did the brides father do for
the happy couplc?" Gle bought their
railroad tickets AIR But the
happy pair didn't discover until after
they got on the train that their tick
cts read only one way".--Brmlngham
Age-Herald.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-12

An ex-duke of one Of the small Ger-
man states has startled noble Teuton-
lc circles By marrying n carpenters
daughter. 1t is hard to say whether
he has shocked his royal compatrlot 5
by marrying so much beneath him, or
whether they are enyylng him for get
ting into family with good-poyins
trade.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-12

High prices and the dry law lndl-
cate that the campaign cigar will be
scarce this year and the campaign
drink obsolete.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-12
exn.rIeneed Printer.

"0ur new company Is capitalized AT
$50 MO. 900" Greet, Let me see
your prospectus" "0h, we haven't got
out prospectus vet. The confound-
ed printer wants his pay In advance"
Passion T"nnervint
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-12
How to w;Iter Plants.

Young plants thrive better, accord
ing to French botanist, If fec dropa
of water almost continuously than ~
watered copiouc,y at intervals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-07

Continuation de la pag. Ia. }
ta ahora Sc habian cancelado 8 licen-
cias pertenecientes otras tantas dro
guerias de la isla que vfolaban las le-
yes prohibicionistas, entire elias las mas
fuerte poderosa, que era la tPorto
Rico Drug Co. =; siete doctores, en-
tre ellos algunos que gozan de muy
brena posicion Y de grandes infuea
cias politicas, a cinco casas dedicadas
la fabrication de behidas Y. la
venta al per mayor de alcohol
Mr.. Donaldson nos informo que Sc
veia en- la necesidad de declarar publ
camente que cuantas informaciones apa
recieran en- ''El Tempo relacionadas
con su ofcina, eran falsas, pues nunca
lie habia visita5o ingun reporter de di
cho peri6dico, y que en- re,aci6n con
las crit.cas que en- la seccion lnglesa
del referido peri6dico Sc hacian sus
actuac;ones, podiamcs decir, que Ell dia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-07
Declaraciones del Direc-
tor de la Prohibition

que ''El Tempo aplaudiera la Marcia
en- la cicina su cargo, ese dia renun-
ciaria inmediatamente su puesto.
Nos cit6 ell case de un seiior, promi
nente funcionario del Gobierno; quien
Sc dirigi6 81 con ell prop6sito de yer
81 conseguia apresar los que suminis-
traban bebidas alcoholics a un como
cido abogado americana, por Ell cual pa
rece que sentfa alguna simpatia v no
guerra yer en- estado de embriaguez.
Mr.. Donaldson nos dijo que el estaba
en- perfecta ammonia con ell juez Odlin
Y con todos los funcionarios del Gobier
70 Insular, todos los cuales .cooperaban
con el en- hacer cumplir la Ley de la
Prohibition.
Elogi6 los servicios prestados en- este
sentido por la policia y Ell cuerpo de de-
tectives y nos asegur6 que 81 el Sc
uueda en- Puerto Rico, dentro de tres
0 cuatro lneses habian caido en- poder
de la Justicia algunas personas de di- :
nero 9 influenza, por yiolacicnes a la
Ley 6e la Prohibition
FL Sr. Donaldson, quien Sc mostr6 su
mamente atertos con nosotros, al des-
pedirnos, al cabo de una hora. nos ofre
clio toda la information que tuviese-
mos a bien pedirle.
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Solares

Sc venden cuatro solares de mil
metros cada uno. Tienen arboles fru
tales Y much&s pllmas de cocos. Es-
tan situldos en- 10 mas fresco, alto y
pintoresco de los terrenos que ocup6
ell Estado NJ ayol del Campamento.
Dan a la gran Ayenida Towns
hend v uno de ellos hSce esquina.
Gales afrnpad&s. Hay agCa, alcanta-
rillado, luz, gas y telefonos. Al lado
de una escuela p1blica, de vlrias cos
tosas residencias de concrete, y cer-
cs Gel Sanatorio Monte Flores.
Es negocio de mucho porvenir pa
diendo asegurar que dentro de un aiio
tendran dcble valor. Sc venden ba-
ratios, no teniendo que paglr comi-
sion corredores, So dejaria la mi
tsd del valor de cAda solar en- hipo-
teca.
Teiefono 853 San Juan. Escriba
una postal asi: Solares, Box 14C3,
San Juan, P K.
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COmpraS.

81 listed THEME algun& cuenta In
cobrabIe reclamation que hacer de
cualquier clase. no importa 10 antigua
que 6sta sea. donde sea, diriIase al
apArtado 64s. San Juan. 8-10
sE QUTERE USTED COMPRAR o
vENDER Bcnos ' Acciones de Bancos
Centrales y otros valcres, nncas riisti-
Co.'S > urbanas, colocar tomar dinero
90 hipotecss pignorar valOres. diri-
jase 3 N LLAURI q Co.. Tetua No
6. Tslefcno 2s7, San Juan, P. 8 P
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SEVH.,L..A.II!lI A.

Ell mas fresco, amplio coinedor con
vista al mar. Departamento para Ia
milias. Frente al edificio del Senado
y cerca de los dem&s Centres Oficia-
les. FL mas conveniente para tran
seuntes.-Se alquilan 40 camas se-
manai, Quincenal mensual. Hospe-
daje complete, $500. Gale de Girls
to, N6m. 16. San Juan. Telefono s48
P. O. Box 5s2. Propietario: PEDRO
ARRIETA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-07

Ell patricia Segundo Ruiz Belvis nac-6
en- Horinigueros, Ell afio de mil ochocien-
tos yeintinueve Era hijo de una de aQda
Has familias patriarcales, que forxnaron
el ndcleo primitive de nuestras pobla-
clones. Despues de hacer sus estudio !
primeros en- Puerto Rico, pas6 a per-
feccionarse en- ellos Caracas y Ma
Grid. En- la patria de Bolivar Sc hizo ba-
chiller en- Ia de Daoiz y velar1e aboga
do, giendo uno de los compaheros de aala
del gran CASTELAR,. Cuando estudiaba en-
Madrid hizo la version del frances al
castellano de la parte de la obra de Juan
de Laet, que trata de PUERTO RICO
~ que pubhco luego Alexandra Tapiss
en- su Biblioteca Historical.
Regreso Ruiz Belvis su pals en- los
tiempos agrios del coloniaje. Tempera
mento active y batallador, pronto fuc
tachado de sosPEcHosO por la policia
del general Marchesi.
Betances encontro en- Ruiz Belvis un
ALTER EGO para la sociedad abolicio
nista que fundo secretamente. Tambien
fueron correhgionarios para luchar y
combatir la tirantez del regimen impe-
rante de aquella epoca
Er. la ancha frente de Ruiz Belvis no
fulguraron mas que pensaGnientos resen-
toristas .Hered6 sieTvos e inmediatamcn
tie fueron manumitidos por su generoso
coraz6n, opinando como buen legista con
el sabio rey Alfonso que decia LA SER
vIDUMBRE ES LA MAS VII E LA
MAS DESPRECIADA COSA QUE EN-
TkE LOS HOMES PUEDE SER.
Como sindico del Consejo Municipal
de Mayaguez fue Ruiz Belvis una inte
| ligencia al scrvicio del pueblo, defer-
sor entuciasta de los intereses proco-
munales. I'm edil modelo. Y 10 prueSa
el siguiente hecho hist6rico En- una
vista que hizo ell general Messina a Ma-
yaguez, en- mil ochocientos sesenta y
cuatro, presidiendo el Ayuntamiento,
Quiso disponer ilegalmente de unos for
dos de la Corporation; todos les con-
cejales cedieron a la preston de la pri-
mera autoridad de la Isla, pero Ell sindi-
CO don segundo Ruiz Belvis se opuso
teI,az1nente, y ell Gcbernador 10 destitn-
yo arbitrariamente de su popular cargo.
Como pasa id6nticamente AHoRA co l
los Alcaldes Jueces Municipales que
no SON GRAToS Santa Catalina.
81 aiio mil ochocientos sesensa scis
/ fue electo Ruiz Bclvis para infornar al
Gcbierno s:eado Ministro de Uitramar
don Antonio C&novas del Castillo, sobre
las reformas antillanas Tuvo por cont
paneros en- tan patri6tica eupresa q
los ilustres patricios don Jose Julian
! Accsta y don Francisco Mariaro QSi
ficnes. Estos tres abolicionistss forira-
ron un verdadero triangulo rede.ltor
contra la avaricia de los -clavistas qus ,
pre.endian sostener la esclavitrd a TODD
trance en- Ia peque1a antilla, v en- Ia
acrisolada virtuosa tenacidad de es-
tos tres criollos inmortales sc estrelia-
ron todas la, combinaciones maquiay6-
licas de los negreros.
FL infcrms que presentaron los tres co
misionadcs al Gobierno de Madrid, Il
diez de abril de mil ochocientos sesenta
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Sc aiQuila.

ALQUILAMOS. vendemos cnrnpra
mos muebles usadoe visite "El Per.
venir' Rfa1 81, frente al cuartel ae
Ia Poaria go
Sc DESEA una casa entire larar da II
y ounce u seaofrece una habitacion /
ra caballero Stop 10 media No. 1877
sTelefono 722 nerro.-6-16
NECESITo en- Santurce, san Juan q
rualuuiera sitio, casa 0 apartanlento sin
amueblar, con tres habitaciones mas
Avise: Telefono 49S Rojo escriba a
BOX 317. San Juan. 6-a
Sc ALQUILAN tres habftaciores, dos
midas y una sola compietamente indc.
per.diente con todo sl comfort necesa.
ric. Con ir garage. Informaran er Ia
misnla, sRllturce, Gale ConSadc NO 90
Parada 6o-6-13.
Sc ALQUILA UN MIRADoR Y una
habi ac!6n Independents Gale villamil
No. 81, Stop 10 liz. Sc vende un solar
aplazos en- la carretera del sur. Tel
707 negro. santurcc. 6-13
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1TaI. DITl COMO HOY Z
lxss#s E7p1
"Recordar es vivir"- Dal t..
"Recordar es vivir Da, t
Z DE JUNO DE 1867
REBELLION RICO PoR
LA QUE FUE DEPoRTADo PA-TRIoTA RUIZ BELv1s

" siete, es una pagina de orc de nues-
ira regional historic. Asi opinaron los
granees tribunos Castelar, y Labra en-
Sis discursos parlamentaTios sobre la
abolici0a de la esclavitud ea. les Anti
Has; dedicando frases altamente enco-
lniasticas nuestro5 justicieros infor-
madores de mil ochocientos sesenta y
sieSe. No admitian estos hombres de ace
rado temple ninguna clase de reformas
an su pals, que no Sc iniciara con la su-
preston de la esclavitud.
De vEelta la colonia no lie fu6 po-
sible Ruiz Belvis vivir en- ella. Aque-
liz atln6sfera politica lie asfxiaba ANA
ba la libertad por doquiera la veia
uitrajada Sofia decir como Juan Jacobo
Rousseau: FL IIOMBRE HA NACIDo
LIBRE EN- ToDAS parties 10 EN-
cUENTRO ENTIRE CADENAs. Tres
la marca de sOsPECHOsO que tenia de
antaiio le agregaron sus enemigos poll
ticos, de pu6s que supieron habia sido
ell ALMA MATER del celebre Informe,
casi todo por 6l redactado, los notes de
AGITADoR y FILIBUsTERO.
Pronto fue compren1ido Ruiz Belvis
Ell la prescription Que lanzo ell goberna
dor Marchesi contra distinguidos por-
torriquefios con motive de la rebellion
de los artilleros en- la tarde del SIETE
DE JUNO DE 1867. Antes de este ini-
cuo atropello habia tenido va Ell ilu.tre
criollo un choque personal con ell coro-
mel Balboa comandante militar del dis
trito de Mayaguez. Y por fin Sc vic
precisado expatriarse, no aceptando el
sitio fijado por ell Gobernador. Por la
bahia de Guanica Sc hizo la mar en-
demanda de la isla danesa San Thomas,
de ALI hizo rumbo Nueva York. Via
je penoso de ostracisIno, que tenia 81
ahvio de la co4npshia de su amigo Be-
tances.
En- Nueva York Sc separaron los in
timos compatriotas. lCuanta tristeza
pesadumbre habia sobre sus esprit
tus! Betsrces Sc dirigi6 hacia Santo Dc
mingo, de donde march6 luego Pari
Ruiz Belvis hizo rumbo a Chile, per
cuya progresista republica tenia grandes
simpatias. al llegar Valparaiso lie sor
prendio la muerte, la terrible intrusa,
en- una triste noche del mes de noviem-
.hre de 1867.
: Ah! VALPARAISO ~. Vale del pa
raiso. Pero, para nuestro desgracia
do conpasrlDta vale de la tumba. lQu6
contra tes fnisteriosos de la suerte cruel!
iHabrcznos de exclamar con el tragico
Esquiles que el rigor del hado es invea-
cible? a. MOI Greer en- la fatalidad es
negar ell hbre albedrio, 10 mas hermoso
que posee el hombre despues de la into
ligencia. La perdida de Ruiz Relvis fue
una desgraoia para su pals, pero va el
patricia le habia dado al dragon de la
clavitud la mortal lanzada; y la Re-
ptblica Espafiola seis amos despues hizo
desaparecer por complete de la pequefia
Antilla este padron de ignominia.
En- Valparaiso, reposan aun los res
tos de Ruiz Be,us. iGloria eterna su
memoria venerada!
DIR. G COLL Y TosTE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-07
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