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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-20

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-20

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-20
alter -2ttairrirr

o. aH6rs annfmalsTisr, iom portrr.ier,
gIemGter .amt ganeifabs. oa Warine
Seener oiD.. u6isTi imutt o. bialgt. Sto'
ne os fnsiie impogisrebe ,sarDet. tEubt
@olorsj % pIepaiso eanUus benpiies. : :
Behiuingsr mobiasss paa Sssnineer nj MI
tsrrammsr Old. n. JENSEN,
bn. Broadway Council Bluffs. Iowa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-25
Numero 226

Maria Teresa Velazco Y sus hlioeto-
orasen integra SD paga mientras Vi
vlesen; que al regimiento de Malaga
pasase eternamente reYista Ell capi
tan don Vicente Moreno Romero +,
considerandosele como presente
mandando la primera compaflia del
battalion y contestando ell captain
Elective de esta al ser l1a mado Ell he
roe antequerano: "Vive en- Ia me-
morla de los buenos' que su hiio
don Juan, cadete del mismo reqi-
m1ento, recibiese educaci0n militar 4
expensas dc la nacion en- el Colepio
de la 1sla de Leon ddndose lectUra
en- las revistas del hecho glorioso que
realiz6 su padre.
Esta ley, con Ell tempo, vino
quedar incumplida; pero en- IS de
JUNO de 1895, Ell sefor Romero Ro-
bledo, recordando en- el Congreso de
los diputados las hazafIas gloriosas
del captain Moreno, pidj6 que su
nombre fuese esculpido en- 1etras de
orc en- Ell salon de sesiones de la ca
mara popular.
Ell acuerdo fu6 .onado por unani-
midad.
Ahora, Granada rinde IN nuevo
homenaje al heroe, costeando fune-
rales en- el 90 aniversario de Sc eie-
cucl6n Y encargandQ una artistica Ii
plda de relieve que recuerde perfec-
tamente ell nomble dc este patricia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-25
En- honor de un h6rOe
UN EPISODIO DE IA GUERRA DE Ia INDE-
PENDENCTA ESPAEOLA

Sc han celebrado en- Granada so
lemnes honras f1nebres, con motive
del 900 aniversario de la eiecuci6n
del capitan del regimiento de Malaga,
don Vicente Moreno Romero, uno de
los heroes mas grandes Y quizas mas
olvidados de nuestra guerra de Ia
Independencia
Por difcultades matcriales no pudo
inaugurarse aver, dice un peri6dico
de Granada, la lapida commemorative,
costeada por los cuerpos de infante-
ria del ejercito y que debla ser colo
cada en- la Iglesia de San Ildefonso
de Granada, donde confundidos pro-
bablemente con los de criminales
ajusticiados, yacen los restos morta.
les de aquel mArtir de la patria.
Els intsresante, drafnatica y de una
noble ejemplaridad patriotica la his
toria del capitan Moreno Romero, Gu
yas heroicidades constituyen una de
las paginas mas gloriosas del periodo
de la invasion napole6nica.
Deshecho su regimiento en- los pa
sos de Sierra Morena, escogi6 por
campo de sus operaciones los terre-
nos de la Sierra de Antequera, de
donde era natural, Y desde sus male
zas y barrancos, aprovechandose ha-
bilmente de su conhguracion, toman-
do como punto de atalaya la hist6rica
Pef1a de los Enamorados, ell captain
Moreno, convertible en- jefe de que
rrilla, bati6 frecuentemente los des
tacamentos franeeses que transitaban
de Malaga 4 Granada.
Era indtil que salieran columnas
en- su busca; 81 las fuerzas de 6stos
eran mayores que las de que Ell que
lrrillero disponia, esQuivaba habil-
II mente los encucntros cor marchas J.
contramaTchas, 8 bier interndndose
en Ia sierra y troteando desde ali,
por fanQu go, f@s f.,e'zas enemigas; 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-25

aparecen ba1O un tOrrente de espu-
mas hervldoras; eStas espumas Sc
lretuercen. giran, burbujean, lanzar
gritos de dolor y de rabia; adquieren
tonos llvidos, colores de bills; saltar
sobre las rocas, que las despiden de
su lom0; luego caen retroceden; es-
tan vencidas, quieren vo,ver al mar
retirarse de Ia pelea. iInttili
Otras olas vienen y las recojen. y
con elias Sc engruesan, Y con elias
Ivuelven otra vez contra ell acantila-
do, que frme las aguarda y con AFRO
gante impavidez recibe las tremen
das salpicaduras.
\ asf un minute otro; uno Y otro
dia; asi Si9los y siglos. -. lPelear
incesante que acabara cuando acab
la existen"ia del mundo.
Pocas veces ha gozado y ha senti-
do mi espiritu tanto como en- aquella
hora de soledad, mientras fui espec-
tador de 10 gigantesca pelea.
Pelea terrible, perO hermOsa; bien
semejante a las, que durante la vida
del hombre, libran en- su interior las
pasiones y la conciencia.
Tamblen las pasioneS avanzan ru-
|gidoras; tambiGn amenazan tragarlo,
.todo: deber, dignidad, honra .,;
tambiGn hay momento en- que todo
.desaparece debajo de elias, en- que
|trozos de nuestra alma caen rotos Y
sc pierden en- el revuelto remolino
que eSaS pasiones forman.
iAy de quien no tenga la conciencia
hrme cuando llegan estos combates!
rastrado sera por las olas freneticas
naufragio sufrira su esplritu, y como
resto despreciable in1til ira hotan-
do por la vida. Hay que resistir; hay
que pOner los mandates de Ia CON
ciencia por encima de todo; no para
matar las pasiOnes, que de pasiones
vlve el hOmbre, para refrenarlas, pa
IA dirigirlas, para pelear dignamente
con elias; para Vivir de esaS peleas y
con esas peleas y por esas pelcas, Co
mo Vive la Naturaleza entera dc pc
leas emejantes las que libran en-
ell Cueble la montaf1a y el mar.
Que importan esas luchas 81 sc H.
bran con los ojos puestos en- ideas
grandes! iQuG importan 81 las ilumi-
nan la esperanza en- un porvenir mas
dichoso! Que important.
Olas Y rocas siguen peleando en- ell
Cueble mientraS Cesa Ia lluvia, una
hermosa tranja arco iris, QUE va de
Norte 4 Sur, sc extiende sobre mi
cabeZa....
joaquin Diccnta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-25
DESDE Los ROSALES
Ell CUE BILE

Rocas enormes Sc han precipitado
al Cantabrico desde 10 alto de la mon
tafla. Obra tozuda fue del mar aque1
derrumbamiento. Por espacio de 81.
CLOS estuvo socayando segundo a Sc
gundo, ola tras ola, las raices del
acantiAdo. Este resisti6 con bravu-
ra. Dignos uno de otro eran y son
los peleadores. Miles y miles de
olas Sc deshicieron sin quebrantarlo
contra Ell soberbio murallon. Tn dfa,
una noche, Iquien sabe h0ra y item
po7, Ell acantilado tembl6; de abajo
arriba saeudi6ronle tragicas conyul-
stones; al rugir del Oceano Sc impuSo
I'm crujido estruendoso; moles de
piedra crEzaron el espacio dieron
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-25
Obsequios

Los sehores Sobrinos de Tzquier-
do y Co., s, en- c. banqueros y CO.
miSionistas de esta Capital, nos han
obsequiado con unos preciosos cor
taplumas, regalo de Ia casa, Francis
co Cinzano y Ca, Torino. expende-
dora del famoso 'veTmouth Cinzano."
Tambien nos ha enviado unas ori-
sinales muestras del precioso Il
guido.
Y el sehor don Joaquin Aponte re
presentaute de los sefiores Girard Y
Ca, de Tonnay-Charente, CFranciaj
nos ha remitido tam biGn IN linClo
cortaplumas, saca-corchos = lapice-
70, y tres miniat7ras del exec eIente
brandy Tres Estrellas" marca Gil
rard y Ca.
Damos las gracias por los obse-
quios que nos han hecho, 4 los Sc
flores Sobrinos de IuQuierlo Y al
sefIor don Joaquin Aponte,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-25
lInformaCi0n al Ola
SUScRIRCIey

Con una larga lista de suscripci6n,
'Tecorri6 gran parte de las casas de CO.
'mercio de San Juan, y mucha 5 parti-
-culares. un r. P. Paul.
Tratase de cumplir una disposition
de la Junta Superior de Sanidad, en-
la Iglesia de San Jose, y el tai cum
plimiento, costara algunos cientos de
duros, que Ia citada Iglesia no tiene;
no queda, pues, otro recurso que II
solicitando de los de siempre, 10
necesario para 81 case.
iVaya todo por Ell amor de Dios!...
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-25
RRHAfE

Hemos dido deciE, hace va algunos
dfas, que la Honora bic Corporation
Municipal habia ultimado el remate
de adoquinado de algunas GALES y
afrmado de accras.
Celebrariamos mucho. que la no
ticia resultase cierta y que no echase
en- olvido tan Honorable Corporation
que, la bajada de la 'Puerta de
Espaf1a" a los Muelles, hace algdn
tempo que clama por algo, cue Gu
bra tanto abandono.
81 han de comenzarse las obras,
creemos debc darse comienzo por
ALI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-25
IT'LL A TeDeS
"Soldar el arnbar"

Tienen el gran Inconvenience, las
boquillas de ambar, de romperse con
mucha frecuencia; y, 81 hemos de f.
jarnos en- ell no despreciable costo de
cade una, resulta lamentable p6rdi-
da, cada vez que, sufre deterioro,
una bvena boquilla
Vaya I'm procedimiento facil, con
que remediar el NAL:
Para soldar los trozos de una bo- =
quilla de ambar rota, debe usarse
una composition lfquida que Sc OBJ.
tiene caleptando al mismo tempo
dos parties de alumbre y una de
copal.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-25
H. JULIA LlCkEEBACH"

Procedente de los Estados Unidos,
ancl6 aver en- el puerto de Ponce, ell
v2por Julia Luckembach.'
Despues de alijar 10 que para aquel
puerto lleva, seguira viaje San
Juan Y puertos de 81 ruta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-25

TambiGn fonde6 en- la tarde de
aver en- este puerto, .el vapor ingl6s
que hace el servicio del tendido de
cables. Cre6mos le trae asurtos del
TeferidO servicio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-25
EkCIRVEiADss

Unos fogoneros de I'm vapor en-
puerto, hicieron aver, despu6s del
medic dia, las delicias de Ia "muchi-
tanga' y sente seria de la calle de
Tetuan, manzana entire Tanca el
Teatro. Habian apurado unas cuan-
tas medias boteilas demas, y baila
ban el Cake Walk con musica ma
cabra.
Ell espectaculo no pas6 de 10 buto.
Menos NAL.
kLpI Inc fcfI RnO rIInns
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-25
lABl LOS EfLBOS VsID&

En- la tarde &c aver, zarp6 con rum
DO a los Estados Unidos, ell vapor
Harry Luckenback" despuGs de ha-
Der cargadO IN considerable n1mero
de sacos de azucar, restos de nues-
ira Ultima Zafra.
The copper era., 1906-09-27
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

We, the Republicans of Arizona,
an convention. assembled, do hereby
reaffirm our allegiance to the prin-
Ciples of the republican party. We
heartily endorse the administration
of President Roosevelt and his aC-
tiou in according to Arizona the right
to decide for herself the question of
5oint statehood with New Mexico, as
a Just recognition of the rights of
the citizens of Arizona to local self
government Under his wise and en-
ergetic administration the laws have
been vigorously and impartially ad-
ministered, inefficiency has been re-
placed by efficiency, dishonesty in
public servants has been detected
and punished. His influence for
good has not been confined to our
own country, but has been felt and
acknowledged among the nations of
the EARTH, and through his instru-
mentality, aided by a republican con-
gress, hundreds of thousands of
acres of arid land in the territory
are being reclaimed under the ma
tional reclamation act.
We unreservedly and unqualifedly
endorse the territorial administra-
tion of Governor Joseph II. Kibbey.
Under his administration territorial
affairs have been honestly, efficiently
and economically administered. The
credit of Arizona at the present
time is more firmly established than
ever before in the history of the
territory. All its obligations are
promptly met, and economy and eff
cheney prevail in ALI branches of the
territorial government.
We are unalterably opposed to joint
statehood between Arizona and New
Mexico, and would prefer to remain
d territory forever than to accept
statehood under such conditions.
We favor the just and equitable
taxation of all property within the
territory.
The copper era., 1906-09-27

FROM present appearances it would
seem that the peerless, and all but
i'm mortai, Joe Bailey, senator from
Texas, has been "caught with the
goods" There have. been some ugly
rumors afloat in regard to Joe's get
rich-quick methods for some years
past, but he was held in such high
regard by his constituents that such
vague rumors were disregarded. Bailey
was always a poser as paragon of
excellence, and when Senator Bur
ton, of Kansas, was charged with
accepting $500 per month from a get
rich-quick concern, he was the only
man who stood up in the senate and
stated that the senate should purge it
self. Burton's offending was as pennies
compared with dollars, if the charges
against Bailey are founded on fact,
and they appear to be. The people
of Texas are stirred up as never be-
fore. They realize that their idol
has fallen, and the broad expanse of
ments thereof. The people of Texas
were as the constituents of Clay
and Patrick Henry. They worshiped
him, and sat the orator upon pedes-
tai as high as the highest in the
land. But when Bailey extracates
himself from the tentacles of the
Standard Oil company, of the
Waters-Pierce Oil company, of the
Kerby Lumber company, and other
questionable transactions, it will be
too late, too late, and right or wrong
he will go into the peace and retire
ment of plenty, and new star, per-
haps with less brilliancy, but with an
honest, steady glow, will illuminate
the horizon of what in many respects
is the greatest state in the Union.
The copper era., 1906-09-27
THE NEW YORK WORLD.
Read Wherever the English Language is
Spoken.

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the most valuable paper to you will
be the New York Thrice-a-Week
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The copper era., 1906-09-27

THE Arizona Sentinel, of Yuma,
which has heretofore, and will con-
tinue to favor jointure, is supporting
Hon. W. F. Cooper, the regular re-
publican nominee for congress. In
this connection the Sentinel says:
"While. the Sentinel has from the
first advocated, and still advocates
the adoption of the joint statehood
measure by the voters of Arizona, it
is in no sense a bolter, and hence
places at the head of this column
the name of the republican nominee
for delegate to congress and advises
all republicans to cast their ballots
for him and work untiringly for his
election. The only effect that can
possibly follow the nomination of
Mr. Ainsworth is to make sure and
certain the election of the demo-
cratic delegate, Mark Smith, and no
republican can be justified in giving
his support to such political move.
The action of the Bisbee convention
should be final, and republicans
should bow to the will of the majority
and. support and vote for w. F.
Cooper"
The copper era., 1906-09-27

INDICATIONS are now most favor
able that Secretary Taft will be able
to patch up truce in Cuba between
contending and warning factions,
and thus the people of the island
will be given another chance at in
dependent self-government. Since
this trouble came on in Cuba all
classes are becoming more favorable
to annexation to the United States,
which may follow in the years to
come. Fortunately for Cuba at the
present time it is the duty of the
United States to see that peace is
maintained in the island, and the adj
ministration has made every arrange
ment with that end in view, If
Taft is not successful in his present
efforts, American marines and
soldiers will at once be landed and
a stable government established. 1t
may take little time to do this, but
it will be done, after which Uncle
Sam will be compelled to keep
small force on the island for some
time, in order to insure peace.
The copper era., 1906-09-27
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