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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-29

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-29
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-29
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-29
gbouI mib's Gigeulob.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-29
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mus beroor.. 3ieies atberllbmie Seimiitel.
bns icbOn lIniere 8dier tlilo W.iiter allen ouiis
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-06
Ell Canal de Panama

John F. Wallace. ingeniero jefe del
canal de Panama. hizo dimision de su
cargo. la cual, dicen, Sc haria p1blica
Il dia 2o del pasado. Ell Fresidente
Roosevelt ha convocado para % de
S~ptier bre una conferencia de 1nge
nieros consnltores, que son catorce c"
ntimero, incluso dos franceses. un in
giles Ut aleman y un holandes. Dice
|se que el ingeniero Wallace di'nite por
hal(arse err desacuerdo con la Conf
sion del Canal y tambien para que
darse en- Nuevs York como ingeniero
de los nuevos tineles que hay pro
yectados.
La difere ncia en- sue 1dos es consi-
derable. $25,o en- Ell canal y $6o. 1000
en- Nueva York-con item menos la
6ebre amarlla y la playa bub6nica
que amenazan acabar con i Istmo.
Ahadese que al ingeniero Wallace lie
tiene exasperado 81 eX~4aivo expe
dienteo, 10 cual parece extr" n Ell pals
tan distinto de E,pafs Por fin, CO
rren rumores de que Ell Presidente
temiendo que el c. nal no va ser es
cavado durante sus ufas natlrales. y
por otra par,e, lastimand, su amor
propio la idea de nueva reorganization
en- la comision, esta pensando seria-
men te en- /. conveniencia de disolver
la poner toda la obra cargo del
cuerpo de ingenieros del ejercito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-06

After having witnessed the faildEa
|of the sivic parade Oh The Fourth of
July. it is proper TO ask the cost Of
the flags. pennants and bunting which
the functionaries caused to be draped
lhe day before from the balconies,
roofs and the plazas of San Juan.
The contrast presented d hetw n tn
apparent rejoicing of the population
as Shown by the decorations and th.
miserable retinue of the government
could net have been m0re marked.
The civic parade was not the SAINT
as it has been in other years, when
the people still 10 1ked for fulfilment
of the promises. which up to the
present time has not been seen; wher
the funtionaries of exporta!ion apps
ared sometimes to be susceptible to
admonitions, and the country dared
to hope for the day when justice
W. uld be restored.
In the present circumstances every
thug has contributed towards cons
|ummating the failure of the grand
festivities in honor of the Fourth OF
July.
To the armed force, to the childrel
from the charita BILE institutions and
the meagre contingent from two
DEPARTMENTS, was reduced the person
mel which assisted in the parade tc
celebrate the independence of Anne
1ica.
The citizens, the workmens asso-
Citations; the popular elements and
the persons prominent in the politica
and other aspects Of purllc life, TBS
tanned from assisting in the nantes
tatjon organized by the bureaucracy
Never has Governor in Porto Rico
received such cold reception as the
one Of the i, urth # July
Rarely have the people adopte d
such sol' mn attitude, expressive Of
protest and withal, SO dign,fied.
The government paraded in militia
ry form alone, encoun tering on every
side, glances of disapp oval, between
'ldiers and police, beneath ipnumer
able flags which had been placed BY
its hirel1ngs or1he. residences Of the
citizens. ard passed through the stress
ON its line of march surrounded by the
cold Stares IF the peore Of San Juan,
respectful but unfriend]y.
There were neither speeches as in
other years, nor applause, like that
which resOunled as a salute to til :
governor. nor the presence of the
children of the public schools; all was
different.
The lesson to the governing powers
has been severe, but it has been ne
cesSary as we'll as deserved.
The i'll feeling created by the many
blum ers ami fomented by the contu
m cious aud ..headless government,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-06
EDITORIAL

Ehas produced the results Witnessed on
Tuesday.
We have warned the functionaries
a thousand times OF the popular ieei-
ling. before it assumed the attitude OF
sovereign. disapprosal as was recently
shown
But they refused to give heed.
They belle ed, in truth. in our incu-
rabIe infantllisn and as if we were
children. thy tried to- make lis ent-
husiastic with those snowy circus de-
corations with which It was pretended
to have made gay and festive the. city
and bring rejoicing to the hearts OF
the people.
But dsingenuousness and misforunes
involve b h4rsh lessons and demonstra-
tons so eloquent that neither the flags
which symbolic the liberty Of those
men, nor the war-hke hymns which
conse crate it, are sufficient to cause to
be forgotten ones own slavery and
ones own calvary sacrificed in holo-
caust to exotic celebrations and festi-
vitics, Notwithstanding they may be
extraordinarily glorious
On the Fourth of July, the contra
ry occurred, and Our mend acious tutors
have been forced to realize it.
There exists 4 state Of ;.pinion hos
tile to the continuation of that farce
*hich began with the title Of Redemp-
| ii IN and which will terminate with
very distinct title that extraordinary
tragedy which the redemptionists
adopt as means OF entertainment for
he leisure hours of the bureaucracy.
If experience can teach anything TO
tbose functiona ries, they ought to
profit by the lesson of the Fourth of
July.
The infant people are tired of being
characterized as such. Without yiol-
lence, they have solemnly asked, on
the anniversary of american liberty,
for the recogniti n Of their rights in
manner most original and refined:
leaving alone and deserted the oc u
pants Of power.
And it is.. therefore, clear to the
e ,vernment that it cam continue in
the way it has been going.
If to the complaints first, and to
he protests afterwartls;.it h S wished
to give no heed in the face of an at
titude so expressive asfhst Evidenced
IN the Fourth of Jelly, it canrAt per-
sist IN it's apparent deafness. :neither
continue the pretended incurable op-
opthalmis which has been so notica bic
in the functionaries.
Thingr have reached an extreme
where they must be given atteption
by those who govern and who have
provoked them by their stupidity and
contumacy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-06
Don Manuel AVila BlanCO

Ha sido nombr do C6nsu' de We
n~2uela en- Saint Vicenty Santa Lucie
nuestro distingu'do amigo don Manuel
Avila Banco. que ha, desempefiado
igusl cargo en- Puerto Rico.
El senor Avila Banco, es un perio-
d sta distinguido que goza en- su pals
y en- es.a ISla. de generates simpatias.
Nosotros lie felicitAmos por el cargo
de coo6anza que ha merecido de su
gobierno. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-06
Los sub1eWadoS
de la armada R.ASa
La rebeldfa Sc extiende

Nueva York. jueves.-Los ttimos despa
.chos recibidos de Paris. dicen que toda ell 1rte-
res de actua dad Sc ha reconcentrado sobre les
recientes sublevaciones de Ia escuadra rusa en-
Odessa.
Ell verdadero peligro de las instituciones
<consiste en- este movimieuto de pcderosa
beldia
La actitud de los marines ha impreso un
fuerte sacud mento la opinion el espirltu
de rebeldia Sc ha generaliZado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-06

Las terribles muchedumbres

Nueva York, j4eves-Es extraordinario el
interes con que Sc >igue San Petersburgo y
en- otras ciudades de Russia. el movimiento de la
escuadra rehelde del Mar Negro
Ell gobierno ha hecno circular falsas nOti-
cias, dicepdo que los buQues Sc han renddo y
que ell mov11nlento rece dc lmportdncia, pero
sc sabe entire las grandeS muchedumhres rusas
que ha llegado SER la resadllla del gobierno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-06
"a wiaje de Dom Alfonso
a Italia
Indecisi6n del gobierno

Nueva York. Jueves.- Ell viaje de Don
Alfonso q la capital de Italia, Sc ha aplazado
por ahora en- vista de que pudiera surgir un con-
1ctc entire Ell Qurlna! ell Vaticano, por cues
ton de cortesia. dadas las relaclones de la mo.
narquia espanola con la Santa Sede.
La incertidumbre del goDierno, que lie @hace
aplazar el viaje de Don Alfonso, ha disgustado
a. la opinion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-06
.servlclo Especial del BoleIh Mereanl1 ~>
OABLEGRAMAS.
E1 gran probBesna
de sa vsew0luci6n n
La guerra en- el Oriente

Nueva York. juev es--Informan de la capital
ingesa que los titimos parties rec'bidos en- e.
Mnisterio de la Guerra de Londres, acerca de
los NOV lm,en.os de los ejercitos beligerantes en-
la Manchuria. ponen de manifesto que la con-
tinuacion de la guerra no seria perjudicial para
Russia 81 ell gran poi-lema de Ia revoluc1on no
,nposibllltara los movimientos de Russia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-06
Ell abogado Sr. Travieso

Hemos tenido el gusto de saludar al
distinguido jnven puertorriquefio don
Martin Travieso, gu en- hacea dos af1os
Sc graduo de abogado en- los Estsdos
UnidoS. y ha postulado ante la ~CSrte
Suprema de Washington.
& El amigo Sc flor T1avieso piensa es
tablecer su bufete en- Mavagiiez, y
lie deseamos muchos negocios en- su
profession.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-06
a independence
de Moruega
Reconocida por Norteamerica

Nueva York, jueves.-En los circulos di
plomaticos de Europa. ha corrldo. el rumor de
que los Estados Unidos. reconecerian la 1nde-
pendencia dc Nor uega. siempre que sc *const1-
tuya rep1bica.
Un te1ek krama de Washington, de origen
autor1zado confil ma la anterior noticia.
Algunus nacones europeas han reconocldo
va la separation de los dos antiguos>renos'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-06
AEejaneso un conflict0
- FL choque intninente

Nueva York, ueves Alenania asstra a
las conferencias de Tanger. alejandose de esta
manera ell choque que creia inminente. Sc
gun los alarmantes rumores que venian circu
lando.
En- los circulos diplomaticos europeos, ha
sido objecto de muy favorabies comen1arios es
ia resolution del imperio germanico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-06
Turq,sia contra Russia
LA situaci6n Sc cOmplica

Nueva York jueves-El gobierno de la
considera olado el tratado de Berlin, por la
actitud que han tom ado las tripulaciones de los
buques del 1mperio russo y que establece la
denunca con>,gujene ante los poderes.
Esto hace mas dlficil complicada la situa
cion de Russia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-06
e. Sultan
pidie msao pr6rr0 a
En- cOndiciones favOrables

Nueva York, jueves-Cablegrafia de Tan
ger que ell goblerno del Sultan ha pasado una
nota los poderes pidit ndo una prorroga para
Ia celebration de las eanterencias que han de
llevarse efecto en- Ia ciudad ne los consules.
Ell Sultan pie usa que para IL fecha indicada,
habra termi nado Ia guerra civil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-06
La anertssra de las CoE>tes
en Espaf1a
Ataques 4 Montero Rios

Nueva York, jueves -Avsan los despachos
que Sc recien ue Madrid que la prensa ataca al
eobrerno del seflor onlero Rios, por no haber
flado aun el dla para las eleccones de diputa-
dos.
Ell descontento que esta tardanza ocasiona
Sc ma anilesta stensibiemente EN- la opinion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-06
=. a los SaIWad0res

Sc .les avsa los bombsros DE- Ia
brigada de S4lvAdores, que ell lnnes
las siete de la noche, hay ejercicio
en- la plaza del Mercado.
Los saliva iores deben ir vestidos de
uniforme.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-06
e conflicto servi0-turco
Un arbitro e!egido

Nueva York. jueves-Un despacho fechado
en- Paris dice que ell Presidente Loubet ha sido
nom brado arb;tro para decidir en- la question
pend ente entire Turqua y Servia. que llego
revestir caracteres de uno gravedad extraordl
maria.
Dudase que acepte ell presidente frances
una comisi6n tan diflcil en- circunstancias CO.
mo las a~tudles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-06
Dr., GONZALEZ MARTINEZ

PermanecerA en- San Juan un mes.
Otrece sus servicios en- el Hotel Ingla-
terra. Horas de Ofcina de 9 4 II
a. m. y de a a p. m
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-06
DEREM0S T0HAR S0laMEMTE
Ell CHAMPAGNE
MOET EFT CHANOON
GAPS ULA BLANCA
MANUEL PAZ URDAZ
vNOeMvdO

Registrador Dc 10 propiedad sustituto que
como Nosario, en- Areoibo. Bsjos do Ia casa
Admero l3, ealle de 10 Crus. 50 hace carge
Dc presentar para su inscription On el Regis
tTo do Ia propiedad del Distriso remitir a
los respectivos interesados. los doeumeAtes
Gee con tai objeto Sc 10 envfaD.
AREClBO, PUERTO RICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-06

Los mejores CORTAPLUAIAS, SON
ios de Ia marca ROGER. Do ven
n "a el Bolxxug MRRcANTIx.
Morris tribune., 1905-10-14

A brother editor tells this one on
a bachelor minister who occupied
the pulpit in a small church in the
absence of the regular preacher.
He had finisheda his discourse and
was about to dismiss the audience,
when the lights suddenly failed. As
soon as he could realize the situa-
ton he asked that some one would
start a song. The request was
scarcely made when one of the young
ladies near where the preacher stood
raised in a plaintive voice, full of
tenderness and longing, that old
familiar hymn; Draw Me Nearer"
The audience literally roared, and to
make the scene more amusing, the
current of electricity came Oh again
just then, and revealed the
preachers face, which was as red as
blood while the singer went serenely
on.-Ex.
Morris tribune., 1905-10-14
House for rent. Inquire at Fritz
Buckentin's residence.

Local postmasters have received
an order from Postmaster General
Cortelyou which puts a ban on all
newspapers publishing The results OF
ratt1es and church fair lotteries, and
prohibiting such publications from
the use of the mails. The order is
sweeping in its provisions and calls
upon postmasters to strictly enforce
the laws. This means that in the
future when there is church fair of
any kind with rattle or lottery at
tachment, or if there is anyone with
shot gun or watch to rattle, the
winning number must not be printed
in the newspapers. Endless chain
enterprises for the sale of articles by
the circulation of coupons, etc., are
also barred. So strict is the order
that it commends itself to all who
have heretofore had an interest in
these matters. Western Publisher.
Morris tribune., 1905-10-14
Is the Grand Public Benefit to Be
Given by Nilsson, Hanson s Co.
In Their Grand Harvest Sale Which
Begins
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1905

By the time this copy of the
Tribune rea, hes your home the
greatest mercantile event ever in
augerated in Morris will be under
way and Nilsson Hanson & 90. will
have their store packed from cellar
to garnet with crowds who will come
in to attend the opening of this Great
Harvest Sale. It was necessary for
Nilsson Hanson & Co. to close their
store all day Friday to arrange the
stock and make room for this mighty
bargain giving sale.
This Grand Harvest Sale will con-
tipue all next week ana those of you
who for some reason did not get in to
attend the opening Saturday should
avail yourself of some day next week
and be sure and secure your share
at this phenomenal low price offer
ing. The entire $5O,OO0.OO stock of
Nilsson Hanson & Co. is included in
this Grand Harvest Sale and while
il means loss of profits to the firm
it also means great financial gain
to the public who purchase their
winter needs dnring this sale. Every
body who reads this should profit by
an early visit to the leading reliable
firm of Nilsson Hanson & Co. and
share in this great money saving
opportunity for it is sale that never
was equalled in this section in point
of genuine bargains in every depart
ment of this big store, so do not
blame US if you miss it, you will
surely be money ahead if you attend
and buy your winter supplies while
these Harvest Sale prices prevail.
Morris tribune., 1905-10-14

tits with pleasure that we announce
that Rev. Floyd A. Lawson has been
appointed to the Morris NJ. E. church
for the ensuing year, Rev, Lawson
has endeared himself to the people
here while he has been supplying
during the summer, and has de
monstrated that he is a strong
thinker and forceful pulpit orator,
as we'll as a gracious gentlmen. He
will conduct services here tomorrow.
Morris tribune., 1905-10-14

A we'll deserved promotion was
accorded the Great Northern agent
W. B. Sinclair, when on Saturday
he was transferred from here to St
Cloud. While Mr.. Sinclair's friends
rejoice in his promotion, they regret
to loose either himself or Mrs. Sim
clair from Morris. Mr. Sinclair has
been very obliging in ali his official
duties, and has taken a prominent
part in some Of the social orders,
and Mrs. Sinclair will be missed for
the helpful part she has taken
in social and religious matters. Mr..
D. j. Jones, the new agent, has been
the efficient agent at Breckenridge
for some time.
Morris tribune., 1905-10-14

Street Commissioner Nichols has
demonstrated the value of the "Split
Log Road Grader" on Main Street
this week We believe it is the best
device yet invented for making good
roads. Every farmer can make and
own one at trifing cost and by using
it right after the rains can do more
and better road work in little time
than can be got out of the most ex-
pensive machinery in twice the time
and at thrice the cost. If you cant
get log, get some scantling and rig
one up and try it and be convinced.
.Montevideo Leader.
Morris tribune., 1905-10-14

Here is something from an ex,
perienced corn raiser that should be
needed by every farmer; Seed corn
selected before the middle of October
and properly cared for will, when
planted at the same time, get start
of a week to ten days over seed corn
of weak vitality selected in the
spring from corn crib. The latter
may terminate fairly we'll with
favorable conditions, even although
weak in vitality, but the seed corn
saved in the fall will terminate IN
the field in any kind of weather from
and after the middle of April.