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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-06
MOvimientO ObrerO

e. Consjo Executive de la Fedora
cion Libre estd citado para rennirse en-
la villa de Aguadila el sabado del
corriente Los miembros de dicho
Consejo, son: Rafael Alfonso. de San
Juan; Emilio Fariza, de Arecibo; vi
cente Borges, de Aguadilla, Julio
Aybar, de Mayagiiez; Leonardo Pa
checo, de Ponce; Santos Colon, de
Guayama; y Gregorio Matos, de HUI
macao; ell tesorero Jes1s Maria Bal
sac, y el Secretario general Abraham
Pena, de Mayag,iez,
La importancia de los asuntos que
Sc rrataran en- la session que Sc cele-
brara el del corriente mueve to-
dos los leaders de la isla, quienes SO
reconcentraran en- Aguadila para ce-
lebrar meetings de propaganda en-
union del organizador general Santa.
go Iglesias.
Los organizadores de Departamen-
tos asistiran tambien recibir las ms
trucciones necesarias del ConseJo. res
pecto la huelga general de los ira
ba ajadores de cafas, que es 10 que hoy
preocupa q los miemb bros de la Fedora
cion Libre.
- Los ganizaCores E. Sanchez, Es-
teban Padilla, Julio Aybar. Arturo de
Santiago, Jose Maria Torres y otros
tomaran parte activa en- este movi-
miento, asistiran tan bien la session
del Consejo.
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Alma CriOua"

Hemos recibido el primer n1mero
de Alma Criolla" nueva revista heb
domadaria que Sc publica en- la ciudad
de las Tomas, la gentil San German.
Su director es don Manuel Maria Ro-
driguez.
Precise es confesar que actualmen-
te Sc desarrolla en- este pals un movi-
miento literario plausible bajo todos
copceptos, 10 cual celebramos, pero ad
vertimos a Alma Criolla ~ no tome
despectivamente 81 quiere, nuestra ad-
vertencia-que procure no olvidar la
justification de su nombre.
Saludamos al nuevo coleguita Y lie
deseamos larga vida.
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Bale en- Caguas

Don Gregorio Lopez Falc6. presi-
dente del casino espaflol de Caguas,
Sc ha servido invitarnos para Ell bale
de confanza que tendra lugar en- ese
culto centro ell 8 del corriente en- con-
memoracion de la festividad de Ia
Purisima Conception.
Estimamos en- 10 que vale. la aten-
cion del presidente de la Colonia Es-
paflola de Caguas.
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cuenta con esta carta su Comite, CO.
municandole ell acuerdo que sobre ella
Sc tome.
Soy de usted con la mas alta y aten-
ia consideration.
II. H. Todd.
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|humos que trajeron. cuaudo Sc
las echaban de suprohombres
" Sc creian que representa- ban
cumplidamente su papel.
Antes de arrostrar ell TODD por
ell -todo, han escogido el termi-
|no medic los redentoristas,
adoptando una posicion estra-
tegica.
Lo mismo sirven para TN ire
gado que para un barrido. ST
no son apostoles de la Educa-
ci6n, nj precursores de de la
democracia, nj educadores de
pueblos en- Puerto Rico. donde
hay un ambiente superior de
cultura al que ellos pueden re-
sistir. son, en- cambio, unos ex-
celentes higienistas, unos ire
prochables plomeros y unas
autoridades sanitarias de pri-
mer orden.
ST no han venido a enseflar-
nos como sc gobierna, como Sc
administra un pueblo, han aten-
dido a ciertos pormenores de la
limpieza en- los dotnicilios.
Ell case es decir que ellOs han
venido a algo.
Y 81 ell trabajo de docente
ha degenerate en- domestico,
peor seria que Sc probara tam
bien que 81 alguna limpieza Sc
ha hecho ha sido a expensas
partic ulares y en- detalles, por-
que las obras principales, ell
acueducto y Ell alcantarillado,
estaban hechas de antemano.
Bien miradas las cosas. aqui no
Sc ha hecho NADIA desde hace
siete amos, por mucho que sc
empeflen en- decir los ambulan-
tes anuncios de la congregation
Lo POGO que sc ha he ho esta-
ba preparado; y no vale venir
con fcciones de leyendas su :
persticiosas, de niilos encerra-
dos en- hermeticas alcobas, por
tenor a las apariciones espec-
trales, 8 a las benditas animas
Idel purgatorio, en- demanda de
misas y de reZos.
The Porto Rico School Record.
no debiera insertar esas burdas,
esas estdpidas simplezas, que
tai vez envuel0en una burla
chabacana contra la religion
que predomina aqui.
ST las alcobas Sc cierran es
porque hace frfo, 9 porque va a
Hover, 8 porque entran los mos
quitos.
No es por miedo 4 los esprit
tus que andan sueltos, como mu'
chos redentoristas.
Y no sea tan agudo, tan inge-
nioso. tan retegracloso, ell CO.
leguita.
Que las bromas pueden lie
varse hasta cierto puuto, pero
no son bromas, Q 10 son muy Pc
sadas.. las de decirles q los ulilos
Que sus padres son unos ignO-
rantes y unos supersticiosos, y
que deben reirse de cuanto les
digan y que deben abrir las ven
tanas de los dormitorios, de par
en- par, aunque la divina previ.
sion maternal las haya cerrado
Y va en- este terrenO, en- el de
las advertencias, vamos a indi-
earle al travieso coleguita que
por ningun concepto podemos
permitirle a un periodico ofcio-
so y semi Official, que Sc dedi-
que a la propaganda de las sec
tas religiosas del protestantis-
mo. sirviendolas de pregonero
de sus inventivas contra la re-
ligion de nuestrO pueblo.
Harto hacemos con tolerar
que Sc canten himnos protestant
tes en- las escuelas publicas y
que pertenezca a esas sectas
la inmensa mayorfa, casi la to-
talidad del profesorado amerl-
cano.
Y no sc nos acuse de reaccio-
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NOta del d1a

Hoy nos volvemos a ocupar
de The Porto Rico School Re-
cord, y no 10 tomen a NAL nues-
tros lectores.
Tenemos que rectifcar algo
que es muy importante y que
no convene dejar que circule,
sin Ell inevitable comentarlo
nuestro.
El coleguita que nos ocupa Sc
desliza con blandura gatesca, en-
el unico articulo que aparece
sin frma y que debe ser, por las
trazas, Ell articulo de fondo, di-
ciendo verdaderas enormidades,
pero con ell pretexto de que de.
fende la salud publica y Ell pro-
greso de la lcfanc1a.
Ell articulo que nos ocupa, es-
ia calcado en- Ell cliche redento-
rista.
Els la misma intencion de
siempre, igual tendencia, iden-
tico proposito pero bajo el ulti-
mo aspecto con que Sc nos qu1e
re imponer Ell redentorismO con
ell ultimo disfraz adoptado: el
que debe parecerle de perlas a
nuestros tutores para producer
ell efecto decisive Y sugest1o-
nante en- nuestro pueblo
Ahora Sc habla eH nOmbre de
la salud, de la fuerza fisica, de
Ia robustez del cuerpo. de la HI
giene, como antes Sc hablaba
de la redencion moral, de la Ii
bertad de La democracia = de la
civilization.
Ell redentorismo esta viniendo
a menos. va esta abdicando de
sus falsos ideales del principle, v
bajando Ell categoria, llegara a
resignarse con Ell tempo, a ser
el precursor extra1lO de CiertOs
trabajos de plomeria que han
podido vulgarlZarse en- San uan
y en- otras ciudades, merced a
los aCueductos que Sc encontra-
ron hechOs nuestrOs tuto1es.
Y es que la leyenda repetida,
en- los prlmeros tiempos de la
invasion, era demasiado brillan-
te, demasiado hermosa, para que
pudieran ser admitidas como
protagonistas de ella gentes vul-
cares y adocenadas.
Ahora Sc iniCia IN cam bio en-
la forma, en- el>snuncio que es
mas modesto y De mas simpa-
ticas apariencias, ST bien CONT
MIA hacienda Ell mismo reclamo
de los negocios coloniales de la
congregation reverenda.
Algo hemos conseguido, y de
clio nos felicitamos.
En- Ell art1culo que estamos
discutlendO. Sc reconOce gu e
nuestra cuItura es igual a la
CuItura de los pueblos latlnos
Y con ESQ tenemOs bastante, para
que Sc nos considere y respete
como pueblo civilizado y supe-
rior. Nunca hemos aspirado a
tener la cultura sajona. nj era
possible que Ia tuvieramos, sien-
do la descubridora y civilizadora
de esta isla, una Naclon latina.
iCuanto mejor estarian predi-
cando contra Ell alcoholismo.
contra los salvajes lynchamien'
tos, contra Ell estado primitive
en- que viven los indios del Co.
dorado y Arizona, contra las
1nmoralidades descublertas en-
la politica continental, contra
las perversidades advertidas por
Mr.. Roosevelt. en- ell mas popu-
lar de Sus llDros! icuanto mejor
estarian, ocupados en- todo este,
los tutores que han tornado en-
serio su papel de apostoles para
la exportaciop, y no lleuandouos
de pesadumbres y de constan-
tes 1nsultos que son mas atren-
tosos E irresistibles por venir de
quienes vienen!
Pero va cue no hemos con-
guido todo 10 que es de justicia.
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though the Others ITled to PICK up the

though the others tfled to PICK UP the
stroke.
81 give you one ninute-then 1 blow
out your brains, pull out the plug in
this boat, and We'll all go to hell to-
gether," said Morgan truculently to
the recalcitrant men.
''Row for your lives sakew cried the
man behind Sawkins, hitting him in
the back with the Eaft Of the oar.
cts the kings ship!''
.sWhat do we care for the king:"
said Morgan. ''He is the law, and
none of US love the law Two-thirds OF
her crew are drunk; t'other third are
ashore or sick. They are unprepared,
asleep. TheTe'll be naught but the an
chor watch One sharp blow and we
have the frigate, then away. What fear
We, 1ads?"
By such words as these, but more by
the threatening appearance Of the
weapons pointed from the stern sheets.
Morgan inspirited his men, and by
similar language and threats the men
in the other boats did the same. After
rowing a short distance the fotilla
separated. Those approaching from the
farther side of the ship necessarily
made wide detour, for which the
others waited. SO they would all arrive
simultaneously. In perfect silence, bro
ken only by the "cheep" Of the oars in
+fa 1oo1-c 3I,o ff,-a hoo4c cuQY,+ n own O,,
the doomed frigate.
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slipped By, and, although every gun in
the fort, whether it bore or not was
finally discharged by the infuriated
solGiery, no serious damage was done
to the ship. Here and there man fell.
Pouring an effective musketry and pis-
tol fire upon the surprised garrison,
the frigate slipped through the chan
mel. Before the cannon could be re-
loaded they were out Of range. There
Lefoce them lay the open sea, bounded
to the southward by the rich and un-
protected cities Of the Spanish main.
We're out of the harbor, SIR cried
Hornigoid, coming aft to where Nor
:ean stood triumphant on the poop.
That's wellr' said the commander.
Secure the guns and muster the crew.
Well divide into watches and bear
away to the southwark"
Long live Sir Henry Morgan, king
of tie buccaneers!7 cried voice out
Of the darkness, and amid tremen-
dous roar of cheers the vessel swept
away
(To Be Continued.)
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The Perfect Way.
Scores Of Sumter Citizens Have
Learned It.

IF ycu suffer from @ackacha,
Ti.er. Is ~: one wa. 70 cure t.
'rne p-r:ect wa! i TO cure the ki6neys.
4 :-a@ ) cis 70. ns sick kidneys.
Nsg;ect Il, pr nary troubles :nllow.
% K;onsy ri s,e maze for kid
~ l..
T H. Bobo employed 1T lie cotton mill,
0rangebrrg. says: 'Doa:s N:dne:; ti!is did
ne more coed than any ether ever used.
Wv wife also seG tIeri COR ba"iaciie With
Ii, sa;e good results a. obtained cont
Anow whether .:er ha.:; WI, worse lhan
soa.e TWO or three yeal> anG &, night we
;ret ,,:l)ing on iin.me1.;s l.. cca Gil. ;urpen-
tire. eT,... i,ut ihe old pain cane bac,. again
.,;;d !:o;ninG Ne coaia do seemed. u i.elp Us
artii got Goans Kidney Fills. >io,e l!s:nS
Tie pals we are like different peopic Ger the
baciache disappeared. Doan'> Kidney Fills
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Plenty more proof like this trv;a sumter
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FOR sale by all dealers Price % cents.
Fo>ter-Nilburn Co. Buffalo " Y. >o.e ;=ents
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aThe king Will triumphI1

swept close under the Port Royal
shore. Everybody in the town knew
that something had happened on tie
frgate The garrison Of the fort was
out. and The guns were loaded and
bore fair upon the channel. Softly.
for they were within earshot distance
Of the fort. Morgan passed the word
to train the guns of the battery on, the
parapet Of the fort lie also told of
all the men with small arms to line
the side. with Instructions for them to
FIRE 1T the porthoics OF the fort as they
passed. and lie charged every one IN
Ger pain OF Gc3th 70 keep ali fast until
he gave the word. Holaigold bent al
his mind to getting the ship safely out
of the harbor Two or three reliable
men were stationed in the gangway.
whose sole business it was to repeat
his commands without fail during the
confusion. no matter what happened.
They were right in the cntrar now
and coming opposite the fort Tie
men below were still keeping up a
great noise. but a hail which came
across the water from the rampant
was entirely audible. the distance not
being more than half pistol shot.
Hello. the Mary Rose. Hello, the
frigate.'
AYE, aye. What is it,
Where are you going? Where's
Lord Carlingford:"
There was no answer The rapidly
moving ship was fairly abreast the
fort now. In thirty seconds she would
be beyond it.
I'VE have killed the governor and
Eo.>,~thn.,n ona th;e SC II" 1I,;'> . : So
der Morgan
ia.i ~; p
! ,ert,J.f
.,...ea - - ss
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The Azv Rose

were in bad repair and commanded
by landsmen who shirked going to
sea. They were i'll found, the wages
of the seamen not paid. In short, they
presented pictures of generalization as
painful as they were unusual.
kenlpthorEe, having been tried and
q successful naval commander in his
younger days, had striven, with some
success so far as his own ship was
concerned, to stem the prevailing tide
Of ruin,aand the Mary Rose was per
haps one Of the best frigates in the
service, which. however, was not say
ing q great deal. He could not Of
course better the character OF the
crew which had been provided for
him. nor could he entirely resupply
the ship or make good her faulty and
deficient equipment, but he did the
best he could. King James had sent
him IS one of his best admirals across
the sea to the Important island Of ia
maica, tilcn the headquarters of the
West India squadron.
The admiral was seated in the cabin
of the frigate that night cogitating uD-
Oh lis plans When bis thoughts We're
interrupted by the rattle Of oars, indi-
eating the arrival Of boat. The
sound of the approaching boat came
family through the open stern Win
dows Of the cabin under the high poop
deck.
TIE ship was more or less deserted.
The sick nen had been put ashore.
Most of the crew and the officers as
we'll lad followed them. They would
not be back until the raorrow. when
Sir John had orders to get away in
pursuit of Horn;gold's pinnace. With
the captain in the cabin, however. was
the CID master Of the ship. man
who had been promoted to that rank
after the famous fight With the Al
gerines becars CT his gallan1rI- il tAat
action. Kcl.: lthorne was consulting
with him abort the necessary arrange
ment& before sailing tie next day.
AS the admiral heard the noise made
by the oars in the oarloclls he raised
his voice. ana. calling a sentry. fo1
there was half platoon Of soldiers
on board who had not yet been allowed
liberty. be bade him ascertain if TIE
approaching boat was one containing
the governor
At the same time the admiral arose.
buckled on his sword and made ready
to go on deck to meet Lord CARING
ford should it prove to be his expected
visitor. Pausing a moment to say a
final word to the master. he was con-
scious Of something striking the ship.
Before he could formulate the idea
that a boat must have hit 4He bonds
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For Cracked Hands

*Rough skin and cracked hands are
not only cured by DeWitt's Witch Ida-
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smooth. Best for eczema, cuts, burns,
5oils, etc. The, genuine DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve affords immediate
relief in all forms Of blind, bleeding,
itching and protruding piles. Sold by
all druggists.
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In Praise of chamberlain's Cough

Remedy.
*There is no other medicine manu-
factured that has received so much
praise and so many expressions oe
gratitude as Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. It is effective, and prompt
relief follows it's rse Grateful 3
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testify t. It's merits tor the beavlit q
others. It Is d certain cure for Group
and will prevent the atack If given at
the first appearance of the disease. It
is especially adapted to children as it
is pleasant to take and contains moth
ing injurious. Mr.. E. A. Humphreys,
a we'll known resident and clerk in
the store of Mr.. E. Lock, of Alice,
Cape Colony, South Africa, says:
81 have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to warG off Group and colds
in my family. I found it to be very
satisfactory and it gives me pleasure
to recommend it, For sale by AL
druggists.
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NAMED motiOnleSS ct the place WheEe
be had been stationed, and the ship so
far as human noise was concerned
was as still as death. Even the sol
Giers below, finding no attention paid
to their cries, had subsided into COM
paradve quiet. The silence was broken
only by the crealing Of cordage, the
dashing Of water against the bows and
the greaning of the timbers. Ever and
anon Hornigold's deep voice, crying
"Larboardr' or 'Starboardw as the
case might be, rolled along the deck to
the watchful men gripping the wheel
Suddenly the old buccaneer cried out
sharply:
There's boat right ahead, sir
Run her down. answered Morgan
Instantly.
"Ave, aye. Starboard! starboard
again. Let her go of another haif
point. Steady! Now. Meet her!
Meet her,
The ship swept around slightly and
rushed directly at the boat. 1t was tie
boat of the governor. Instantly wild
cries arose from the men Oh the
thwarts. They were stopped by stern
voice:
,:.Ahoy, the Mary Roser'
Silence
"Ahoy, the frlgate! What are you
doing? Where is Admiral Kemp
thoroe:"
At that instant the soldiers beneath
the matches suddenly resumed their
connection, thus apprising the men in
the boat that something was sadly
wrong.
''Larboard your helm," cried voice
from the boat, "or you'll be on US.
Who's in command? What are you
abOut?"
"Sir Harry Morgan!" shouted voice
out Of the darkness. "And we mean
to run you down."
.'Back water, for Gods sake! Stern
aIlr' cried Lord Carlingford to the par
alyzed rowers, but before they could
move the looming bow Of the frigate
was upon them. Carlingford had risen
in his boat before the collision, and
with dauntless courage he shook his
barred sword in the darkness toward
the ship.
'.The king will triumph he cried.
A terrible smashing crash cut short
his words, and amid the ripping, tear
ing sound Of the parting timDers OF
the overridden boat and shouts. cries
and appeals for mercy the Mary Rose
swept on.
A wild yell of elation broke from
the pirates. They were completely
possessed by their success now, but
Morgan stopped the noise in an in
slant
Silence roared the captain. Eve
are not yet free! Back to your sta
tions! Stand by the larboard bat
teryr'
At that tine the entrance to the har-
Dor was very narrow, ea1 the channel
aIhe king will triumphI1
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a bank with $4,000 capital has
been organized at Mt. Carmel in Abb
beville county. 3. F. Mauldin of An
derson is president. Mr.. Mauldin is
president of. number of small banks
in the vicinity of Anderson.
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CHAPTER ".

sSNlHE Mary Rose was ship with
u history. The battle roster of
I the English navy had borne
~ many Of her name. In each in
stance she had beer found in the thick
est Of the fighting. The present vessel
was an old ship, having been built
some thirty years before, but she was
still stanch and Of a model which con-
bined strength with speed. The most
conspicuous expedition she had partici-
:5ata3 il had been desperate defense
of Z convoy in the Mediterranean
aesaitsJ seven Sallee royers, in which
s.:fEe.' :; hard engagement lasting four
'logi-s tie ,lary Rose triumphed deci-
siA'a;ss- Without losing a single sail Of
l;er coryoJ
The commander Of the ship on this
memorable and heroic occasion had
hee1 kj1ieh-ed on his return to Eng
lard ana On the accession Of James
bad been sent to Jamaica with Lord
Earljngford as vice governor to take
command IF the naval station and SUI
pe.seiic H.5organ Admiral Sir John
kelaptilo:ae was an elderly man at
this tine, but his spirit was the same
that had enabled him to withstand SO
successfully the overwhelming on
sianeiit OF the Algerine pirate ships.
The Ergi.sh navy, however, was then
y state Of painful decay. The ships
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(To BE Continued.)

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Judge Allen Rarksdale, formerly OF
Lau~ens, died a few days ago at his
acme in Ruston, La.
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/: IN instant Mcrgau's pisfoi.lEas oit-
faatlon was followed bs BorFi%oiG
ana maroon
-. .l1,.-.,, l.....:1a.; lffa,...e.Iy
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Mondays No. 3; Wednesdays. No. /:
Thursdays No /: Fridays. No. s: Satur-
DAYS No J.
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and stole 10 lbs vast, ead as
close around his r!sto. grip.
-ear. captain, answered that
comFoSediy, sustaining the cap
sa1ssSjrg gaze. 1rayes men
a.,
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ALCOLU RAILROAD.

DAILY EXCETT SUNDAY
Effective Novemssr =, 1905.
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fi.e ianf 6resze gr4s fr.sts 2nG
Str9..e al.d s'Tv isose vtld. zoe
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-11

Come % the night school at
Roberts Blu mess College. Students
may enter any time and get the
work anted. Bookkeeping Pen
manship, Arithmetic and short
hand Hours 7 to o. w&s ft