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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-04
Iears Blockade Tahoe Trains.

- huge curaEOn bear weig hing nj
iehs' i0o pounds, vi IA its cubs, Two il.
nnmber, 'iond upon tl, Iroch las, Frida,
morninI as the train Of the L,k. ThLo.
railroad was pulling il nsspngers uu
from Iruckee to tile p.Iular summer
resort. AS the train approa chcd a epo,
near Devils Bridge abJye Deer Park.
about two miles brloa the lake, the en-.
sineer notice! one Of til" cubs lying tuL
length hrross the ,rack. Instantly tie
mother bruin with econd cub, steppou
upon the track, and staud,up erect j..
g"zed at the approaching engine. rh.
engineer slowed up, expecting the hnppy
family to make rapid departure for Ia,
nearby wooi., but to his unboupd,
enrpns", not move was made. When
IN within about 100 feet Of where the
animals stood, the interested, afd ii,
some instances, alarmed passengers.
saw tue big bear maku dash for ia.
stream by the side Of the track, ana be-
gln to swim across toward the opposite
short, calling in its peculiar way for the
cubs to follow, But they would mol
move from the track, until the forward
part oi the engine, which WAS proceed
ing very slowly, literally pushed the
little fell lws to one side. Then they
ran toward their mother bear.-Virpnip
Chronicle.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-04
Straiahi Talk.

addressing public gathering at
Hamilton, Ohio, Judge Renescw NJ.
Landis gave young men-and old men,
boo, for :hnt ma'.er--somethiug worthy
a serious though, when he said: at il
eSy for u man 10 be a good civil officer
today. This talk about the courage re-
CURED in what Sherman called poppy
ncch." All Il man hns tn do :s 10 find
out what IL night and then do IL. II
every man in office would give ten
per cen! Of the loyalty be has TO finding
out what is right and the rest to simply
dong II, We should realize Lincoln's
ideal Of governmen. Of the people, for
he people and 10y the people
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-04
The Oregon Liquor Law.

Oregon is Introducing the most
novel liquor law oi them all. lis basis
il publicity. Many men drink and don't
care who know il, others, particularly
young men or men it, positions OF trust
who have the drink habit, try to conceal
it. la Oregon, before aman mny buy
liquor at any place where 1t Ia sold, he
must take ont license which costs him
80 II year. Unless hc has this document
the bartender Will under no conditions
serve him q drink. Alec, every ak
months the names OF those 10 whom
licenses have been issued are printed IN
the papcre, go TINT the bartouderH and
all others Interested mHy know just who
are the drinkers in the community.
Severe penalties await any who fail to
observe this statute. Tho advantages
Of such Inv nre easily seen, niId while
many Of the younger mRy avoid 1t by
moving from tho state, it will affect
many who canuo' do so Tor business or
other reasons.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-04
No Charge for Homesleads.

Acting under instructions from the
general land office the To- cal U. s. land
Ollie" ID this city will from ,his dat, on
prepare homestead application papers
withonttcharge Of any kmd,
THIS order grew ont of the fact ,hni
many OF the papers now made out b,
those seeking homestends ar, not accord.
ing to law and by having the proper OF.
hcinis do the work II will ubviate the 50
errors and prevent tho many mistak es
that creep into the requests for govern.
ment lands through the homestea act
The pnpers must be ma lie to confor IN
10 the laws tint have been made by the
department at Wellington and rs the se
are not familiar to the average person
thus order has heen tile result.-AppeaI
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-04
Accidental Death or Suicide.

Pete MctNabe Of Fort IInllcck died
sunday forenoon from drinking carboIic
hch. Coroner Bruce was notified and
he went ont and held an inQueat lust
evening. From the evidence Of the
witnes9es examined it appears tlIai Nc.
Cabe had been on drunk since the 3
or 18th OF July. About six or eight DAYS
ago, hc won't to Pete Scoli'u at Tor,
Halleck to sober up, but every day he
went to the saloon and DRINK more
liquor. Saturday evening he, John
Goodale aud several Others LEFT the
saloon and went 10 Mr.. Scou'e. Mr..
Goodalo carried u. lnrge bottle OF
whi"key for McCabc. ThiR bottle Me-
Cabc put in shed by the side OF a
bottle containing cathOlic acid. After
putting it there he said ne would have
to be careful or he would make q. mis.
take aud get the wrong hottie. lie
then got the bottle and set II by tho eide
OF HE bed. He wns heard 10 take
scvornl drinks during the night.
Abont 9:30 o'clock Sunday morning
no atkod for more whiskcy and wont 10
the shed to get drink. lie returned
III five miuut or 30 and said; alIoys,
! nm Il goncr, have drank carbolio
acid enough to kill three men" Every.
thing that the mon at the tunch could
do for him was done, bui no died in
about halt an hour,
Tho jury found from the evidence that
the namo of the deceased was Peter Nc
Cabe, native Of Ireland, aged about 90
ycnra, and that he came To his death
, from driuklng chr Ollie acid.
Undcriakcr Key scr sent collir from
here yesterday and McCabc wac bnried
today. 1t is net known whcthe. he has
relatives living or not, he left prop
crty, real and pcr0onal, assessed at $40.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-04
$40 a Day FOR congressman.

mong the many wnuuderiul changes
TINT have taken place IN the United
States in the last hnlf century tho salary
Of congressman ia one OF tho most
noticeable. For ingiancc, 30 years ago
ii was common for MI opposition organ
to twit congressman on HE opulcnt
pay oi sS n day and mileage. Tho new
congress that meets in December finds
its snlhry raised 30 per cent. a salary
Of $500 yCnt is provided, which Ia $40
a day. Each member IL allowed clerk
at $500 yoar, aud makes his own mr..
rangcmoDt in this particular. Mileage
Ia literally construed.
New bu,ldinpe for tho special con.
venionco Of the sennte and house, near
the Capitol, nrc about 10 go into use.
Their cos, has been i50,0aO,cO0. 10 the
representatives. building each mem Der
will bnvo fine Office and ,ch Senator
thrcc-room suite. All eKpepses 0i
maintenance arn paid by tho Govern.
mcn,, including that Of subway line 10
carry mcmbers bctwccn the Capitol and
their new Office buildings.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-04
4 Generous Gilt.

Hose Com pany No. held meeting
Friday night aud unanimously voted to
donate Sji.50, the balance OF the pro-
cceds from the ball given by them last
year, to Hose Company No. 2 to assist
those boys in purchasing No. hose
cart Foreman Miller made the suGges-
ton to his men and it was adopted with
out dissenting vote.
ThelHDEpENDENT IL mCro than pleased
over this generous action OF the boys
who compose Hose Company No /. IL
certainly shows that their hearts nre in
the right plnce.
rhe members OF No we aFo pleased
to say appreciate tho generosity OF the
rival company and accept their gift in
the same spirit in which it is offered.
Score ono for the boys OF No. and do
the same for those OF No. ]. All OF them
are entitled 10 tho best tho people OF
Elku can give them.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-04
Longest Year on Record. B. c. i6

Longest Iear on hecoTo' ID. u 10
Contained AS Days.
Tho year Is. G.. 46, by order Of Julius
Caesar, thc then reigDing Roman
emperor, contained AS days.
To clear away all the confusion which
hnd proviourly existed in rcconciling the
lunar with the solar year, Caesar, with
the help oi Sosigcncs, an Alaxandrin
astronomer, undertook u thorough re-
form OF the calenGnr llo effected 1t by
mnking the year now called 40 Is g.,
"thc ,cnr Of Coniusion, consist OF 40
days and the succeeding yenrs of 36'
dnys, with the exception Of srGry fourth
year. This method is called the Julian
calendar.
Tho number oi dRys in the months
from january 10 December before
Caeeat's time had been, respectively,
90, %, 81, 90, 81, %, %, 81, %, 81, ~
30. These numbers Cacenr changed 70
81 and 30 alternately with tho exception
OF February, which wss tn have ~ III
ordinary years and 80 in leap ycnrs. In
honor OF himself no changed to July the
name Of the month TINT followed June.
Tie poptiiTs In applying the Julian
calender went wrong by inserting leap
every threo years instcad Of every four
years, and this continued till tho yoar
n,w caIIed & B. @. when the Emperor
Augustus ordained there fhould DO no
lenp year for twelve ycarp, which made
lean yenr occur in 4 a. ID.
At the samo time Augrhus gave his
own pa,ao To tho month following July,
adding one day to II, which he took
nwsy from February. .--lIaltimoro Sun.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-04
Manhattan Timber Case.

United States Attorney Samuel Platt re-
tnrned last night from Manhattan wbt re
he sucecedad jp getting tho cnso against
u. Nanini. who was under arrest for
quitting timber, dismissed, Ii was
peculiar pOaitiOn la which tho federal mt.
hrney wns placed, inasmncb an II be
chmo hia duty TO defend the man ar'
rested. Tho iOrcster hnd given Nanini
permit to cut timber for domestic uso
from the lands held by tho Gold Crest
@inIpR company Tho company had
hIin atrested by warrant sworn ont
before Justice Chambers. That made
II the duty Of tbs COVER nmcnt TO defend
the man who held its permit and MI.
Pla,t went tr0ln Carson Tor the purpose
and after tile showing he made tho
@urt diamissed the charge, giving Nnn'
ini his liborty.
MIR. Platt stated that IL wonld bo mn
unfortunate construction OF tho mining
location laws u company could take
pp mn unlimited amount OF ground Tor
n0 other purpose than securing the
hmboS IDd abandon II after BENG
dcnnded. aud In the meantime denying
70 HD others the right 10 timber for thei'
daily noccgitJoe. lIo says that was the
principle involved In tho caae OF NaniDi
'--Carson News,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-04
siohayk Vaults Filled.

Tho puicty vauI, at the Mohawk shat
on tho Consolidated company's GROUND
in GoldGeid Ia being filed up again ~
wi,l hold about 100 tons, and no stun
anns IN fin, will not run better than
$500 n ten. Tho LAST lot that W"e takon
from II and ehippod 10 The Sclby smeI'er
brousb, 100000, after freight and
smeIler charges bad been paid IL was
hillcd of, ns orc worth slOO ton, in
o,Jor 10 eayo frcigh, charges, as the
,oiIwoy company hOa graded scaIc Tor
MI o,ca, and tho higher the value The
a,,oler the charge. In 'hc ovent OF 'bc
lnso ~ III, orc by accident or robbery
tho railway corporation "on'u nave 70
nav only the valuation placed on ny tho
sbipper on The consignment
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-04
Crime In ireland.

Crimes against morals are so rare in
Ireland that in the western countI IS OF
Mayo, i-eitrIm and sligo, aud also 10
aTan, they we're fewer during the year
l9V0 than one otfense per 100000 of the
population. This fact Is shown in the
Blue Book on Irish criminal statistice.
issued recently. The whole range in in
uic'aolr olien 'cs was 9l65, which ?, pre-.
Seh's rate Of only very little over
Two otrenses (2.2) for every lC0c Of the
population. The cases Of drunkenness
W,2t2l we're lesa numerous than in an,
of the preceding ten years, The royal
lnsh oonstabulary, numbering 09lc
cost SG,GlO,6n0,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-04
One Poem A Day Viii No, Hurt You.

tihe Kiss Devil is DONG more to fill
nadeS than the Whiskey Devil, the
Dr"g Drvu and all the other devils rolled
INTO one.--Rsv. DR.. Bass, nf Cairo. Iul
Kol' Oh, thou deep.
And devIli-h oscuIatiou, roll!
len thousand preachers
jump on thee in vain.
lou've set yOur tender-seai
On Cupiu's scroll
From Mexico to Maine,
And then some;
Yum! Yum!
And Bass
Amt in your class.
D Kiss!
The world cannot afford to miss
The roses and the rapture
or your inspiring smack,
The lilies Of your capture
And giving Of you back.
%! %!
You're to good To lie true.
Say, dreadful osculatiop,
You're really so intense
iou make Il preachers sermon
Shound like picket fence.
Won! Wow.
We hand you the kowtow.
Tho high sign
4 Ibn
Your soulful sweetness passes
The glory e Iolasses,
While the ..Jasure OF infinity
Is IN your ssccharinitY;
And he Inns bug
Who says you're drug.
Gee Hhiz!
Wha, JOY kiss is!
And three or four
Is more:
And six or seven
ls heaven;
And nine or ten
IL where We quit
And begin again.
Oh, cay,
You'll never go away
You've come u stay;
And all the preachers
From CAIRO To llGdes
Can't make you unpopular
With tho ladies.
WhilD tha men--oh, they
Haven't got word to say.
w. }. Hampton, in the y. Y. World.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-10-04
All Can't Be Generals.

When | WAS a kid We used to play ball
good deal and ! remember there wer.
several OF us ~ho would not play unless
We could be pitchers. Since have
grown up | find tI'at many Of US have
not gotten over the habit. II We can't
be the whole wOrke We won't play. 1t
crops out III church, in politics. III the
lodge room and In public enterprises
As long Ms we can run and boss things
we will stay in the game. When some
other fellow gets hold Of the lines it is
different. The trouble IL, too many OF
us imagine We are cut out for gencrais
when the Lord intended us for prlvRtes.
Some time the wrong man gets to be
general. hut it rarely occurs that the
wrong man gets to be private.
In every town yon will lind men suIk
inR in :h' 'ir tents, like Achilles Of old.
But just inquire into the thing little
and you WILL find ont th'lr grievance Is
because they could not run everything
4 boni the only consolation sulker gets
Is ~ seeing some other fellow take his
place and do the work a little better
than he could. Don't be n sulkcr. II
you emit pitch get out and play righ'
field, and il you can't do that carry the
bats. II you are tie best pitcher in town
people will soon find il out and you
won't have to carry the bats any longer.
Xxx.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-27
LA QUESTION GUIANA
Una opinion del .New York Her aid
sobre asuntos importantes
de aquella.repdblica.


Ell "New York Herald" ha psblica-
do un articulo que Sc comenta mucho
en- los eirculos politicos de W Washing-
ton de modo desfa vorable para ell res
ia ablecimiento de la Rep1blica de Cuba
en- la misma forma que antes, sea
sin estab becer mayores garantias de
buena administr aci6n.
Refierese el articulo a la historic
del emprestito de treinta cnco mi
llones contratados por Cuba para pagar
el ejercito revolu cionario y Ia Sc
Aunda emission de honos, en- 1906, con
ell mismo objeto. Demuestra ell ..He-
raid" que ambas negociaciones Sc
hicieron para cometer un verdader 0
fraude, no existiendo Ell nnmero de-
soldados cubanos que Sc decia en-
alberta violaci6n del articulo II de Ia
"Enmienda Platt,' pues para pagan los
lntereses y Ell capital, el Congreso Gu
bano creo especialmente ingresos ex-
traordinarios que dicho articulo prohi-
be para ese obj-to.
Hace el a ticulo 10 historic del pri-
,ner emprestit6 dice que con motive
de las amenaz ss de los "vetcrapos" de
turbar el orden, Estrada Palma tuvo
que aprobar ell negocio y el Presidente
Roosevelt lie presto ayuda, dsndo la
apr obaci6n ohci al del Gobierno de los
Estados Unidos al acto contrario 4 la
Enmi ends; todo, bien. por conservar
ei ordsn de Cuba, demostr ando asi uns
debilidsd incomprs nsibe.
Ell "Heral" publica con este motive
una carta del Secretar,o de Estado,
Mr.. John Hsy, techada ell AZ de Febre-
TO de 1904 y dirigida los srfiores
opever 4 Co, sseguranlo que el EN-
prestito cnbano podia hacerce apo
yandolo a nombre por instrucciones
de Roosevelt. Esta carta Sc pubic6
IN su fecha solo en- Lsndres, para OBJ
tener suscriptores al Empr estito, y
| ahora es conocida por primera vez en-
los estados Unldos
Es possible que Ell proximo Cong ESQ
Sc ocupe de este asunto, por ent nder
muchos senadores y representatives que
| ell Presidente Roosevelt no esta ba au-
forbade q comprometer de ese modo a
los Estados Unidos en- ell empres,ito DE-
Cuba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-27
Resurrection de Herculano

Pompeya, aunque algc calcinada, ka
renacido de sus cenizas. La operaci6n
Sc quiere repetir hoy con los restos de
Herculano, su hermana en- IA desgracia.
La inicia tiva de esta resurrection
corresponds un arque6logo, el pro-
fesor Wallestein, de Cambridge, que
cree que las excavaciones costaran
pro obabl emente un million de frances
anuales.
No hay que decir que Italia no pue-
de subvenir por 81 s6la q tales gastos,
de modo que la empresa sera interna-
cional. Unicamente Sc dara al Gobier.
no ltaliano La garantia de que los teso-
ros que Sc descubran no saldran de la
Peninsula.
Cuentsse, prop6sito de este, una
anecdota curiosisima
Dicen que el iniciador de la empresa
fue buscar un archimilionario anne
ricano y lie rehrio sus proyectos.
-Muy bien -dijo ell Creso, despues
de haber!e dido, -pero Jquf es 10 que
America va d sacar de esas excava-
clones?
-Si os pidiese que contribuyeseis 4
hacer observaciones astronomicas en-
un punto muy distante dc America,
;os negariais ayudarme3
-Seguramente que no.
" exgiriais que os trsese las
estrel as que pudiera descubrir2
-Trnels raz6p,-contest6 el ameri-
cano
Y Sc suscribi6 por una gran can't
dad para las exCav acioneS de Hercula-
no Los que han emprendido la obra
tienen la illusion de dc scubrir obras
maestras de arte griego y encontrar
aIgunas cosas ricas en- preciosos pa
DvseemoSlo vivamente, en- interEs
de la ciencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-27
La industria automoYiliSta

Proxima celebrarse en- Madrid
una gran expos ici6n nacional de au
tom6viles, de 10 cual nos hemos de
ocupar extensamente, suponemos de
gran interes para nuestros lectores
estos datos sobre Ell desarrollo de la
industria automovilistas en- el mum
do. Acaso ninguna otra de la TERRA
10 ha tenido tan rapido y asombroso.
Los Estados Unidos empezaron
dedicarse ella en- 1902, tn dicho
ario fabricaron solo 3I4 automobiles
Cuatro amos mas tarde. en- 1906. fa-
bricaron 10000 En- este m ismo af1o
hguro Francia en- segundo lugar, con
S. 900; Inglaterra en- el tercero, con
$4,000; Alemanla en- el cuarto, coz
ID 900; Italia en- el quinto, con Io, 900
y Belgica en- Ell sexto con 900.
Considerable cl conjunto de los
t1ltimos nucve affos resulta que. en-
ellos. Ia naci6n que mas ha fabrica-
do es Francia, que ha lanzado 4 Ia
venta 100000 automobiles; InRlate-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-27
Alemania y el desarme

London Graphic" pu,blica
unas deClaraCiOneS del general
baron Won Eimen, ministro de
la Guerra de Alemania, que al
hablar de las teorias de pacihs-
mo y de desarme ha dicho que
no son aplicables a Alemania nj
a Prussia.
I'll serviCio militar obligato-
rio, aceptado va por toda Euro
pa, es una garantia de paz. Una
,naCi6n defendida por todas sus
|Clases no sc lanZara IRE flexlva-
mente 4 una guerra.
7 como tOdavio no ha llegado
el monento de que una nacion
Sc Consldere libre de prevenirse
contra un enemigo, no es posi-
bic tampOCO pensar en- disolver
los Ejercitos. Una naci6n al
mazda sera slempTe en- nuestros
|dias una garantia para la paz.
Fl prop'o general ha escrito
al pie de una fotografa dedica
da al general Bashford: Ale
mania no ira 4 la guerra sino
Cuando su honor nacional este
ofendido O sus intereses whales
amenazados."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-27
FL canal de Panama

Colon. Mario LA orden que att
toriza los empleados del canal 4
disfrutar de licencias de tres meses,
la causado profunda indignation en-
ire los directories de los traba jos, pues
todos aquellos empleados, que por
enfermedad Il otras causas, Sc consi.-
deran autor izados disfrutar de ese
descanso, SC han apresurado q solica-
tar licencia. de 10 que resulta que las
obras del canal sufriran mucha demo,
ra, con motive dc la falta de per
sonal.
Es general 10 creencia de que 10
que Ell gobierno. sc propone, esalejar
al elemento. civil, para sustituiTlo con
militares pertsnecientes a! eJercito
regular de los EstSdos Unidos...
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-27
la difcultad de emplear

venciendo la dificultad de emplear
solo una escala de blancos. -.
Con estos y otros retratos admira-
bles de Maria, slternan los bocetos
de las decoraciones de las obras re-
presentadas en- el Espafiol, bocetos
que son verdaderoS cuadros.
Hay tambien un retrato de la gran
Teodora, pintado por Sala, represen :
tando 4 la admirable tragica con Ell
traie de la "Bica- h embra." Todo
clio artisticamente combinado con
grandes plantas tropicales, bdcaros
llenos de flores. muebles de gran me-
rito, vitrinas conteniendo luna nota =
BILE collection de abanicos antiques y
modernos, algunos pintados por illus
tres artistas; y en- Ell f)ndo de este
hermoso salon Sc divisa la "serre'
con su cierre de cristales que dejan
penetrar la luz esplendorosa: luz que
alegra 4 los paiaros prisioneros en-
doradas jaulas; luz que alegra q los
nifios, esos nifios que embe ecen el
hogar feliz de Fernando y Maria.
La sef1ora esM servida.'
Y en- la esplendida "serrc". ante
una mesa sobre cuyo mantel, adorna-
do con enca jes de Venecia, Sc desta-
caba un precioso centro de plata esti-
10 Luis XVI, Sc sirvio Ell almuerzo,
almuerzo retinado Y exquisite. sazo
nado con Ell ingenio de una delicio-
sa conver>ac ion EN- la que, de ratio en-
ratio, las voces infentiles con fraseS
ingenuas Y "portunas. ponian de ma
nifiesto el heredado ingenio.
En- esta hora del almuerzo. Fer
nando Maria. dando de lado honda>
preocupaclones artisticas, Sc deleitan
con la char's intantil de sus hijos
por los que sienten verdadera adora
cion.
Porque la vida del 'hogar, por lc
misno que es breve en- esa familia
de artistas, es mucho mas intensa
Ellos tienen que indemnjzarse en- es
tas horas rapldas dc las que pasan er
el escenario y en- el ''camerino' de-
Espanol, consagrados q su enorme
traba 10 artistico.
Fl tempo pa ba: las horas como
segundos rapidas en- aquella morads
que es I'm verdadero nido de artista 5
iba de>pedirme sin yer nada que
otra actrlz menos Sencilla que Maria
Sc hubiera apre>urado 4 mostrarme
orgullosa =.
Pregunte:-tY las coronas ofreci-
das por >us admlradores'
Senalo ula gran vl,rina y a t~ave
de sus cri>;ales el no y la plate Fl
namente cinceladOs en- forma de no
jas de laurel. me de >lum braron coro
mas soberbias, algunas enriqu ecida:
con piedrus preciosas, atestiguan 10.
triunfos de la ertl>ta much.> son dt
America, otras de Espaflt; todas lie
van grabadas ded:catorias entusia>
tas la eminente aciriz consagrad
por todos los p1blicos.
En- aquella vltrina d la genial Ma
ria eSta a ej"cutoria de sus 'r'unfo~
y el prop'o Fel nando Dlaz de Men
doza, heredero del conde dc Lalainf
y de Balazote. marques de F'ntana
y gran !e de EspaiIa, Sc enorg llece
mi, que d los tlmbres her d.iOs d
Sus ma cores, de e~tp~ tin bres cor
quist ados con su talent su trabaj jo
y con los que ha tornado un ,cu4rtc
mas para Ell blason inslgne de la es
pai1ola escena.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-27

rra en- el mismo periodic no ha fabri-
ca da mas que 81 900. En- cambio, los
Estados Unidos, durante los cinco
nltimos amos ha fabricado $4,000.