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Patronesses Announced
For Hospital Benefit

The patronesses for the garden
party to be given for the benefit of
Casualty Hospital Wednesday, June Z,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
F. GUIDE include Mrs. Richard Yates,
Mrs. Joseph Mansfield, Mrs. Thomas
W. Harrison, Mrs. George Mason
Walker, Mrs. T. Q. Donaldson, Mrs.
William Connor, Mrs. Cordelia Powell
Odenheimer, Mrs. Edith Bracket Stu
art, Mrs. George Todd Ford, Mrs.
Katherine Hubbard, Mrs. Alexander
Patton, Mrs. J.. E. Latham. Mrs.
George w. Eastment,. Mrs. Mamie
Green Jobe, Mrs. Murray Lee Clifford,
Mrs. G. Emery Dabinette. Mrs. Ken
non Vail, Mrs. Gwynn Dent, Miss Edna
Patton, Miss Hortense Harrison
Evans and Miss Margaret Byrd Mans
field.
Mrs. Henry Gordon Clay announces
that bridge and five hundred will
start at o'clock and continue
throughout the hours Of the party.
Mrs. Jesse Lee Webb is chairman
Of patronesses.
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Raleigh Officers Visit,
Added to Kings Birthday,
Gives Life to Social Week
Novelty IN Entertainments on Admiral Paken-
hams Flagship and Diversions for
Officers Ashore.
BY SALLIE v. II. PICKETT.

would really become of the week socially
King George had birthday
had H. NJ Raleigh into here for visit With
things the week has been exceedingly
happening Admiral Sir William Pakenham and his
The dinner the British embassy last night honor
the and dance the embassy We'd
nesay made of the officers
and dinner parties board Admiral Paken-
Raleigh of than usual and
afternoon will be the largest OF the
landing all of those who have
his officers and Of those whom he has met being
There sufficient number of dances including the
large given Walsh establish the Americans
love of that kind of sport
The return Harding Tuesday morning
from a days trip followed
esns patriotic ceremonies
NJ
which foad the the French emblem from
the E June TO- 1917 which marked the entry of
country Aoaed the Arc
of the American French
Troeadero Pass September 1918 the
from points Of vantage until signed.
&: :ps: 81 ny Ss W: e. bs:s;s
Washington the entire with the
an event Of year which
1%ssS
supreme saerisee for their own other countries
for m e m ss f,i:a like sst Gs S
fsS !::@
n ses the aad he
e1f M ovne 5 M T1n e a x Ba the a1 as i
ding Miss chunsey
ds Mr. the I M & nd Nv @ ahs ase avs s % mfm Sa ID
M s sdSng @ e sss @ :Ht M 81 hf
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the capital from the chapel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Coolidge
Guests of Honor at
The British Embassy
Secretary Hughes and Mrs.
Hughes, Among Others,
Entertained by Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Geddes.

The Vice President and Mrs. Cool
idge were honor guests at dinner last
evening of the ambassador of Great
Britain and Lady Geddes. who enter
tanned at the embassy in celebration
George of Great Britain. The other
guests included the Secretary of State
and Mrs. Hughes. the Secretary Of
the Treasury and Miss Mellon. the
Secretary of War and Mrs. Weeks,
the acting Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Roosevelt, the undersecretary of
state, Mr.. Phillips: Admiral Sir Will
liam c. Pakenham. Pay Commander
Ward, Flag. Lieut.. Curzon- Howe, Capt.
Bromley. Commander Fraser. Eng.
Commander Wisdom, Maj. Jerram.
surg Commander Ker, Pay Comman-
and Mrs. John w: Davis. Col. and
Mrs. Stephen LII. Slocum. Mrs.
Thomas F. Bayard, Mrs. Marshall
Field Miss Mary Patten. Mrs. Henry
Getty Chiffon. the military attache.
Gen. H. X. Bethel: the naval attache,
Capt. Bailey; the commercial coun-
selor and Mrs. Broderick, the assist
ant naval attache and Mrs. H. A.
Brown, the secretary and Mrs. Cragie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roughton. Commander
christie anu MT. M L. feleTSeN.
The bachelor members Of the staff
of the British embassy gave a dance
last evening at 3147 18th street in
| honor of the officers Of H. NJ. S.
Raleigh. The guests numbered about
$50 and a buffet supper was served
at midnight. Had the weather per-
mitted, supper would have been
! served in the charming, garden OF the
house occupied by several of the
bachelors of the staff.
Nine. Hauge entertained a company
of twenty-four young people at din
ner last evening in honor of Miss
Margaret Dunlop and some of the
| officers of H. NJ. s. Raleigh.
Col and Mrs. Stephen LII. Slocum
entertained a company Of young peo-
pie at dinner Tuesday evening in
honor of their niece. Miss Margaret
Flint, who with her mother Is spend
ing a week or ten days with Col. and
Mrs. Slocum.
] Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ralph will
I entertain at dinner at Wardman Park
| Hotel tomorrow evening.
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Social and Personal
Items as Chronicled
In Cabinet Circles
Secretary and Mrs. Weeks
to Attend West Point
Graduation Exercises.
Other News of Interest to
Society Folk.

The Secretary of the Treasury. Mr.
Mellon. was Joined yesterday by his
daughter. Miss Ailsa Mellon. who has
been in New York. where she went
early last week to attend the we'd
ding Thursday of Miss Katharine
Van Ingen and Mr.. George F. Downey.
jr.
The Secretary of War, MIR. Weeks.
will go to West Point to attend the
graduation exercises at the Military
Academy Tuesday, June I3. The fol-
lowing week he will attend the COM
mencement at the Virginia Military
Institute.
The Attorney General. Mr.. Daugh-
arty, will return tomorrow from a
brief absence. having gone to Chicago
% address the Bar Association of
Chicago. En- route back he will prob
ably stop In Washington Court House.
Ohio, to spend today with his mother.
The Postmaster General will return
to Washington this week from his
home in Pueblo. Col. Mrs. Work re-
turned to their apartment at Ward
man Park Hotel Thursday, after a
visit Of a fortnight in Chicago.
The Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs Fall have had as their guests
for the past week their daughter,
Mrs. Brand Elliott, and her infant
daughter. Mrs. Elliott and little Miss
Elliott returned to their home in Vir-
ginia yesterday.
The Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs wallace have as their guests in
their apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel their daughter-in-law. Mrs.
Henry H. Wallace of Des Moines, and
her young son. Henry Brown Wal
lace. who arrived yesterday and will
spend a fortnight with them.
The Secretary of Commerce, Mr..
Hoover, will leave Washington to-
morrow for a short speaking tour
through the middle west. The Sec
rotary will speak in Richmond, Ind,
Dayton and Youngstown, Ohio.
The acting Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Roosevelt returned yester-
day from Annapolis, where they at
, tended the graduation exercises at
the Naval Academy. when Col Roose..
Welt presented the diplomas and
made an address.
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Parent Teacher Club
Program Arranged

An interesting program is being
arranged for tho evening of Wedpes-
day, June II. by the Parent-Teacher
and Mothers Club of the John Eaton
School Of Cleveland Park.
The program will be given in st.
Adams Parish Hall at S:3e by Mrs.
Lawrence Grogan, accompanied by
Mrs. Paul Bleyden and Miss Carolyn
Mckinley. who will give an Illus
trated talk on rhythmic motion. Mrs.
Sheridan Reriee. president OF. the
club. win preside. and Mrn Giles
Scott Rafter. president Of the Dis
trtct association, will be 81 h0ups
Evening star., 1922-06-04
News of Social Interest
In the Embassy Circles
British Admiral to Entertain Ambassador and
Nine. Jusserand and Others-Diplomats
,.- Going Abroad-Other Notes.

Wallenberg and their daughter. Miss
Ingegerd Wallenberg. will sail from
New York Saturday for their home in
Sweden to spend the summer. The
minister and Nine. Wallenberg and Miss
Wallenberg are spending week with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aspegren al their
home in Newport.
The counselor of the legation. Mr.. de
Lagerberg who has been on vacation
spent in Sweden. will arrive in New
charge d'affaires Of the legation during
the absence Of the minister.
The minister OF the Netherlands and
Nine Everwijn sailed yesterday from
New York aboard the Olympic for Eu-
rope and will spend the summer months
at their home In Holland;
During the absence Of the minister
DR.. J. b. Hubrecht. secretary OF the
lega ton, will act as charge d'affaires.
The minister of Persia. Mira Hus-
sein Khan Alai. will go to New YORK
tomorrow evening to attend the lnncn :
Shuster will give in his honor. as well
as the minister Of China. Or. sze. and
the charge d'affaires Of the Siamese
legation, Phra Sanpatitch.
The minister Of Hungary and
Countess Szecheryi were hosts at
dinner Tuesday evening.
The counselor Of the Spanish em.
Sassy senior S;rnss es Tuesaay evenns WEN
Senior de cardenas spent last week
end in New York.
The counselor of the Italian en-
bassy. Signor Sabetta. returned from
Chicago the middle of the week.
Nine. Kwapiszewska. wife of the
charge d'affaires Of the Polish lega
tion. will entertain at luncheon We'd
ne esday In honor Of Nine. Varela, wife
Of the minister Of Uruguay.
The attache Of the French embassy,
Count de Sieyes de Veynes. Will re-
turn today from New York. where he
went with Countess de Sieyes. wno
sailed yesterday for their home IN
France.
The special adviser temporarily at
tached to the Italian embassy. Count
Constantine. returned to Washington
Friday morning. after spending two
months leave of absence in his home
in Italy. He is again at 1903 3oth
street.
Senior Don Mariana de Amoedo y
Galarmendi second secretary OF the
in Cleveland Park, has taken an
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel.
The assistant commercial attache OF
the Netherlands legation, DR.. B. j.
Gratama, has been transferred to the
foreign ONCE Of the Netherlands and
sailed yesterday with Nine: Gratams
from New York aboard the Nieuw
Amsterdam for his home.
The secretary of the Finnish lega-
ton, Judge Bruno Kivikoski. is spend
ing q few days In New York.
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Honor Ball Planned
For Filipino Mission

The members of the Philippine
parliamentary commission, headed
by Mr.. Quezon. president of the SEN
ate, and Mr.. Osmena, speaker, who
viii arrive in Washington shortly,
will be the guests of honor at a ball
to be held Tuesday evening. June ~,
Philippine collegiates in the city.
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aboard his flagship. H. NJ S. Raleigh.
Mrs. Francis E Warren. Capt and
Mrs. J. Fl. Dayton. Commander and
Mrs. Halsey. Capt. and Mrs. Ralston
S. Holmes, Maj. and Mrs. c. E. Snow,
Commander and Mrs. Rowcliffe. the
commercial counselor of the British
embassy and Mrs. Broderick. Miss
Lindsay Wood, Miss Anna Hamlin,
Miss Tracy Lyons and Miss Mildred
Bromwell
The ambassador of Russia. Mr..
Boris Bakhmeteff, will leave Wash
ington the latter part of this month
for Europe, where he will spend a
vacation.
The ambassador of Chile and Sonora
de Matthew will entertain At dinner
tomorrow evening in honor Of the
delegates from Chile to the Tacna-
africa conference,
The ambassador of Argentina. Mr..
LIE Breton. who expected to sail yes
terday for Europe, has postponed his
departure. He will Join Nine. Le
in Paris late in June, and after a
visit with them will return to Argen-
tina, where he will take his seat in
the Argentine senate, to which he
was elected several weeks ago.
The ambassador of Belgium, Baron
de Cartier, will return the first of the
week from New York. where he went
Friday to bid farewell to Baroness
de Cartier, who will spend the sum-
mer in Europe. The ambassador will
IT. t.~
season.
The ambassador of Peru and Sonora
de Pezet are spending the week end
in Atlantic city. The ambassador
will return tomorrow. and Sonora de
visit before rejoining the ambassa-
dor here.
The ambassador of Italy. Senator
Ricci, accompanied by the secretary
of the legation. Signer Geisser Co.
lesia. and the special attache. Signor
Buggelli. returned to Washington
Thursday evening. The ambassador
has been in the. west for a month or
more touring. He was Joined in Chi
cago by signor Buggelli. and they
Geisser Celesia.
The minister of Siam. Phya Prabha
Karavongse. is expected to arrive in
San Francisco today from his home
for the past year. He is accompanied
by his small son and will come at
once to Washington.
The charge d'affaires of the lega-
ton. Phra Sanpakitch, is spending the
week end in Atlantic City and will &c
to New York tomorrow to attend the
luncheon to be given there Tuesday
Dy Mr.. w. Morgan ShuSter
The minister of Ecuador, Dr. Elizalde
motored to Philadelphia yesterday and
will remain over the week end.
The minister of Honduras and Senora
de Lopez, with their daughter, Senorita
Lopez, will close their house at 1884
street the latter part OF June and 60 to
Mohonk Lake for q stay of several
months.
The minister of the Serbs. Croats and
Slovenes and Nine. Grouitch have Is
sued invitations for reception Thurs.
Rauscher's, on the occasion Of the mar
riage of the King of the Serbs, Croats
and Slovenes to Princess Marie OF Ru-
mania.
The minister Of Uruguay and Nine.
Varela will close their house, at 1915 22d
street, Thursday, June %, and wf1l.So %
Rehobeth Beach. Del, where they have
taken the cottage which they occupied
last season.
The minister OF Rumania, Prince HI
besco, expects to sail from New York
Tuesday aboard the Mauretania fol
siSssco.. who, is Visiting her parsnts,
| the former premier Of Gfsat Britain
and Mrs. As0uith.
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Mrs. Ellen E. Tierney
Visits at Fort Scott

Mrs. Ellen E. Tierney, who spent
the past Ave years in Southern Cal
ifornia and Honolulu. H. l., is visit
ing her son-in-law and daughter
Capt. and Mrs. R. ". Argo. at Fort
Winfield Scott, San Francisco. Calf
Mai. and Mrs. Paul c. Paschal, VINO
have been residing at 23l0 Ashmeaa
place, have gone to Wardman fa[h
Hotel, where they Will remain Nm
definitely.
Mrs. Francis A. Reilly Of New YORK,
formerly Of this city. had as her
guests ct the last Minerva Club re,
ception, luncheon and concert neio
in the grand ballroom at the wal
dorf-Astoria Hotel, Nine. Paulita de
Eria and Mrs John Alberti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Levy sailed from
New York "Wednesday aboard the
s. s. Manchuria for a three-month
stay in Europe. during which time
they viii visit England. Germany and
France.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Simon viii be 1t
home this afternoon at. 1904 Ran
doiph street northwest from to
o'clock, in honor Of the confirmation
g their dAughter Ruth
Evening star., 1922-06-04
Mrs. Joseph Hampson
To Entertain At Tea

1frs Joseph Hampson will enter
tain at q tea this afternoon in COM
nltnent to Mrs. William II. Hll1 =
Evening star., 1922-06-04
Mrs. Francis C. Hill
And Daughter Home

Mrs. Francis Graves Hill and her
daughter, Miss Kathleen Hill, have
returned from visit to White Sui
phur Springs.
Evening star., 1922-06-04

Mrs. S. A. Kendall, Mrs. Lucien A.
Clarke, Mrs. J. Louis Loose and Mrs.
Clarence Dufour have arrived at
Berkeley Springs for a sojourn. Mrs.
Kendall and Mrs. Clarke will visit
Mrs. ]. 1. Kendall in Pittsburgh be-
fore returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Wolf have gone
to Atlantic City for the summer and
expect to return the latter part Of
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Albert Rosenheim,
who spent the early part Of last week
at Braddock Heights, Nd, enter
tained At dinner there Tuesday
evening, when their guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. T. e. Strabel. Leo Rice
and his sisters and Capt Nolan Of the
EdGewood arsenal
Milford Fishmsn Of Hollywood,
calff, formerly of this city. arrived
in Washington TAursdxy tor .
.M0uthse ate3S II s
Evening star., 1922-06-04

Mr. and Mrs. W. E Tanner of West
Virginia announce the engagement of
their daughter Miss Olive Tanner, 10
Mr.. Ernest Deitz. formerly of West Nir-
Tinia and a graduate of the West Vir-
Rinia University. The wedding viii
take place during the summer.
Evening star., 1922-06-04

The bride and bridegroom are cruie-
ing in southern waters and upon
their return will reside at Clinton,
Mass. where Mr.. Petersen is engaged
in business. =
Evening star., 1922-06-04

The minister OF Rumania, Prince ri.
besco, expects to sail from New York
Tuesday aboard the Mauretania for
England, where he win Join Princess
Bibesco,, who 10 Visiting her parents.i
the former premier Of Gfsat Britain
and Mre. As0uith. 6
Evening star., 1922-06-04

Avoiding of interest took place
last evening in Alexandra, Va, when
Miss EugenSa Grimth- -daugkter-r.o OF
Archdeacon and Nrs. John IAN, "A oria
Griffth of Asheville. y. G.. Became the
bride of Mr.. Harvey Hodgen Warwj~y
CONTINUED on Sixth PaEe.l
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Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENro DEL INTERIOR
Av1so
A ToDos LOS DUENos DE TRUCKS
Y CoNDUCToRES DE vEHICULOs
PESADoS DE MOTOR

Habi6ndose presentado ante mi innu-
merables quejas contra los duehos de
trucks y conductores de vehfculos pc
sados de motor que solamente rosesa
ncencia de vehiculos comerciales, de es
tar dedicando los mismos a Ia conduc-
ci6n de pasajeros en- condolences tales
que constituyen una amenaza para la
salud y seguridad piblicas, por la pre-
sente, Sc notifica a todo duefio de truck
Y conductor de vehicuIos pesados dc
motor, que sera snspendida o cancelada
la icencia 81 continian trafcando en-
las condolences menci ,nadas, de acuer-
do con los preceptos del apartado (h)
del Art. de la Ley de AUTOMOBILES
VICENTE, asi como en- cumplimiento de
los preceptos de la Sec :i6n 8, apartado
(a) de la Ley de ser7.cio Pdbjico de
Puerto Rico. Esta orden entrara en- vi
gor Ell % de los corrientcs
San Juan, P. B., agosto 16, 1922.
John A. WILSON,
rx~..snso~nS~ S~y r..Ao~,~..
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|Un ImbOrtanta AdaIantO en- Ia
T6GniCa de laTGrapia
del NufOTaI

Ha sido cientifica y practicamente
demostrado, en cuidadosos experiment
tos llevados cabo durante los 1ltimos
seis meses tanto en- animales como en-
hombres, q. NUFORAL, cuando es admi
nistrado por via INTRAvENosA po-
see grandiosa y exclusive potencia bac-
tericida sobre bacilos tuberculosis es-
treptococicos, neumonocicos, y sobre
otras infecciones patologicas, y en- es-
tos casos su acci6n es completa y alb
solutamente segura.
La aplicacion del NUFORAL por via
INTRAVENOSA, es completamente in
odolora, y la medicina es Immediate
mente absorbida por la corriente san
guinea sin efectos toxicos hemosta-
ticos, y sin ninguna clase de trastor-
nos cardlaccs. La puntura no sufre irri
taci6n Immediate tardia de ninguna
clase
Nosotros acon5e jamos a los medicos
instituciones que estan usando NU-
FoRAL, que apliquen esta medicina
por via NTRAvENosA, de hoy en-
adelante Esta probado que esta for
ma de aplicacion es absolutamente in
ofensiva, obteniedose ademas grandes
ventajas, una accion mucho mas ra-
pida
Tanto la aguja de platino como la
jeringa, hechas arnbas especialmente
para aplicar Ell NUF0RAL, son ofreci-
das al costo, solamente deben usarse
con este objeto.
Sc debe principiar a aplicar ell NU-
FoRAL por via INTRAvENOsA, con
tres inyecciones de veinte m1nimos ca
da una, aplicadas con intervalos de do
dias. Solamente en- casos de una fuer.
te reaccion febril, observada despue'
de la primera y segunda inyecciones,
debe posponerse la siguiente inyeccion
por otro dia.
Despues la dosis debe aumentarse
poniendo tres inyecciones de treints
minimos con intervalos de dos tres
dias. Este aumento de dosis es una re
! gla que debe observarse estrictamente
permite en- la tercera semana de ira
taminto, aumentar la dosis a cuarenta
minimos por inyecci6n, con inervalo
de dos tres dias, hasta que Ell esputo
Sc convierta en- negative al analisi
archaeological.
Despues de conseguido este, deber
aplicarse inyecciones de cuarenta mi.
nimos solamente una vez por semana,
por un periodic de mas menos seis Sc
manas, y para entonces, por regla gene
raj ell paciente debe sentirse bien, y la
enefermedad completamente dominada
NUFoRAL LABORATORIES INC.
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MUNIc1P1o DE SAN JUAN
DEPARTMENT. DE INSTRUCTION
AvIso DE MATRICULA EscoLAR
CURSE 1929

La matricula escolar Sc llevara a
efecto. para todas las escuelas elemen
tales. (Grammar Schools) de esta MI
nicipa'idad. los dias "a, (jueves) y 25
(viernes) del corriente agosto, dssde
las $50 11-30 A. M. y 1-30 $50
p. M, en- las .oficinas de los Principales
o Maestros Encargados de las escuelas
siguientes:
Baldorioty de Castro, del grado 60.
al 80. Lincoln, de. grado primero al
cuarto. Jose .. Acosta, del primero al
sexto. Rafael M. Labra, s6timo y octa
vo. Luchetti, del primero al sexto. Pa
drs Rufo (Ruiz Belvis y Pedro G.. Col
COZ del primero al sexto. Rafael Cor
dero (Tras Talleres) del primsro al
sexto. Luis Mufioz Rivera (Melilla l
y Melilla III del primero al sexto. Ju-
Ian e. Blanco, del primero al cuarto.
Brnmbaugh del primero al sexto. Lau-
reano J. Vega, del primero al quinto.
Barrio Obrero, del primero al cuarto.
Seran matriculados los nifios de edad
esco.ar del Municipio de San Juan que
no hayan. asistido con anterioridad a
las escuelas p1blicas; los procedent'ss
de la Isla 0 de escuelas privadas; y los
procedentes de las escuelas pdblicas de
San Juan que no tengan tarjeta de ma
tricu'a.
San Juan, P. R.. agosto 1s, 1922.
=. Gonzalez GINoRIo,
Comisionado Municipal de instruction
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giiszanos zen su nayoria) y la falta de
discipline y respeto para con Ell puhlico
que habfa pagado SUI dinero.
Ell juego termin6 favor dc maya
giiezn con un score de 5.
Dsl juego este podemos mencionar un
huer HOME RUN dado por vclocida1
Y uryo de tres bases por Lii.
Ahora bien: aconsejamos Toni, que
es una persona culta y de buenas ma
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en- LOS NOVIOS ''' 1l,a''''' a.
tai BIA COMO HOY
(continuaci6n de la pagina 4a.)

Venid, los que EN- la orilla
Del Tamesis sombrio,
Ell canto no escuchais del avecilla
Que con presteza sunia
Los espacios cruzando diligente,
En- ell cristal de solitaria fuente
/ viene a empapar la matizada pluma.
venid, los que del Sena
En- la poblada margen bulliciosa,
solo mirais espl6ndidos placios
Y c1pulas soberbias, que parecen
Escalar de las nubes los espacios:
Y los que en- Isfios d6biles Sc mecen
AL compass de las aguas turbulentas
Del historico Rhin, en- cuya orilla,
Salvando de los tiempos ell abismo,
Las va negruzcas torres nos recusrdan
FL pasado esplendor del feudalismo.
| vsnid todos. venid: EN- esta Antilla
Brev,e porci6n del mundo americana,
Donde Natura deslpeg6 sus galas
En- cielo, v mar, v ctspides y nano;
Donde agitan sus alas
Ell ruisenor, la alonara y Ell jilguero;
Donde crece ell Eanano
Y ell rico linonero,
De la ciudad ornate y de la granja;
Donde brota ell hicaco diminuto,
Al oro imita la sin par naranja,
Y ell alto cocotero
Niece tan los aires su sabroso fruto;
Aqui al rayo de lumbre matutina
/ Que ofrece por doquier ,bellos celajes,
Naturaleza ostenta mil paisajes
J Que envidia dan la region alpina,
~ a los fecundos wales
Que ell Ararat altisimo DONNA.
| iOh. 81 a las obras de natura Saba
!, Tambi6n viese yo unidas
Aquellas que pregonan
La inteligencia ell esfuerzo humane
/ Isl desde las alturas que coronan
Las Tomas forecidas
Y los extensos nanos
Dontle crecen la cana cimbradora,
La palmera, ell mango, y Ell yagrumo
viese cruzar con rapidez que impode
Entire penachos de hume,
Veloz locomotora!
i Isl en- los bosques espesos
Que forman los cocales,
viese pasar la barca silenciosa
Fhr los anchos canales
Trazados por la ciencia, QUE orgullosa
4 Parte de su caudal Quitando al rio,
4 En- miltiples variadas direcciones
1 va llevando riqueza y poderio
A lejanas inc6gnitas regiones..
Entonces 70 diria
Lleno de orgullo Y de emoci6n sincera
Que tn eras, patria mia,
Entire todas las otras, la primera!
(De la 'sAntologfa Portorriquefia' dt
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