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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-02

condicionalmente ell voto de censura de
La Junta Central?
-Por yarias razOnes. No 10 acep-
te, en- primer termino, porque 10 he
creido muy POGO meditado, Y ademas,
completamente injusto. He llegado ha
imaginarme que los mismos seiiores de
la junta Directiva al recapacitar So
bre la inopinada resoluci6n Sc han crei-
do algo. debiles en- 81 y han acudido, es
una opinion, a solicitar seg1n referen-
cias que tengo de amigos, ell voto de
los Comites locales para favorecer el
de la Junta Central
IA pesar del voto de censura, obra-
ria usted, del mismo modo en- circunstan-
cias analogasg
acknowledgements que ST. La Junta
Directiva no tiene autoridad para cohi-
bir mi personal sentimiento nj ell deber
personal
Sc van adoptando por desgracia, pro-
cedimientos que podemos lamar inqui-
sitoriales, y que sc han puesto en- prac-
tica, aun bajo ell nombre de libertad y
patriotismo en- muchas Rep1blicas Sur
americanas
Un partido es una asociaci0n lie hon-
bres libres, unidos por vinculos de ideas
" de principles.
Pareceria ridiculo un partido, 81 Sc lie
quisiera altar como un domino de aidea
10 verifica con los alumnos sometidos q
su ensenanza mandate.
jTiene usted esperanza de que lIegue
ell dia de las rectifcaciones
-Asi 10 espero, confando en- ell buen
sentido de la agrupaci6n Unionista del
pals en- general Las cartas que 4 la fecha
puedo mostrarle de personas serias que
me piden informes sobre 10 que ocurre
son para mi una garantia de que llega-
do ell momento Sc sabra apreciar de un
modo ciaro. mi labor como miembro del
partido Unionista y mi patriotismo no
cacareado, pero demostrado cien veces,
en- mi va largo periodo de amos. i No fus
acaso anatematizado tambien Ell honorac
Bile doctor don Tomas Vazquez, y quien
puede snponer que no sea en- Ell partido
Unionista hoy la misma fgura de siem-
pre-?
Sc ha hablado, doctor, de la forma-
ci6n de un. nuevo' partido No sera un
desacato para su persona que lie interro-
guemos acerca de cual seria SUI conducta
en- presencia de unevo partido?
va he dicho en- mi carta al Secre-
tario de la Junta Directiva que socupo
en- estos momentos ante mi conciencla y
ante ell pals ell mismo sitio en- que me
encontraba en- ell principle, cuando para
benefclo general nos lanzamos un reducl-
do grupo de hombres a la propaganda de
las ideas Unionistas. POGO me importan
los diceres mas menos calumniosos que
en- torno mio puedan levantarse. Tengo
la tranquilidad y la energia que son ne
cesarias para contrarrestarlos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-02
B| entierre del 81. Vi6lab

A Ia hora anunciada en- la esquelx
nortuoria, cinco y media de la tarde, Sc
organize la comitiva funebre en- Ia casa
noltuoria, San Francisco rs, fernando
en- ell cortejo distinguidas representaeio-.
nes del Casino Espanol, del alto cIero de
La Diocesis, del eslegio de Abogados y
Otras sociedades y organismos
La enumeration de todos los asister-
tes al sepeiio del ilustre finado scria in
terminable Baste decir que estaban allf
representados todas nuestras classes So
cialeS
En- la presidencia del duelo vimos 4
don Carlos Maria Soler, don Jose Es-
teban, don Serafin don Miguel Monte
sinos don Antonio Sarmiento en- repre-
sentaci6n del Casino Espanol, el reve-
rendo padre Colon representando q Str
flustrisma, Monsenor Jones, ell muy
ilustN doctor Diaz Caneja, can6nigu
LectoraI
Las cintas que pendfan del severe
coche f1nebre empenachado, entire un
n;irlero abrurnador de coronas, eran He
vaCits p"r los seflores siguientes: doctdr
t!Cn Francisco del Vale. (alcalde de- San
.'uan}, don Jose Maria Lomba, don Ma
nuel Panlagua, doctor don Felipe e.
Cordero, don Heraclio Cordero. don Gui-
llermo Rubert, don Francisco don Alon-
so y don Esteban Escalona Y el licen-
ciado don Juan Morera.
En- las cintas de las suntuosas coronas
que cubrian el feretro ell coche ftne-
bre. Yeimos estas sentidas dedicatorias.
a nuestro querido Serafin, Pepe, AL
tagracia. Serafin y Miguel, (de la famf--
liza Montesinos)
"a nuestro querido Serafin, Carlos,
Serafina, Carlos y Rosta'' camilla So
ler.l
CA nuestro querido Papa. RaraeIa.
Teresa, Eulalia y Elena'' :familia nsc-
70 Montesinos)
"a nuestro inolvidable Papa. Estet,an
~ Consuelo" Camilla Montesinos Vaz-
quez.l
"a Serafln, Recuerdo de la famiIix
Gallardo''.
"a Serafin. Recuerdo de la famllia
Pons.l
"Recuerdo la amistad de Angel v
Maria'' Camilla Paniagua Quevedo.f
Una cruz; Rosa Sober Martorell.
Jesus, a su queridislmo abuelito Sc
rafin'' (nino JESUS Montesinos Vaz-
quez.)
GA mi querido Serafin. Recuerdo de
Alfonso { don Alfonso Vazquez ca
bafias.l
Y coronas de las familias Pons, Her.
nandez Fiol. de d. H. Hernaiz, I'm pre-
cioso ramo.de dOna Belen M.vuda dc Or
beta Y varIas coronas Y ramos mas, te
ErcS.
I'm la explanada del cementeri }, sfes-
pidi0 ell duelo nuestro distinguitIo an.F-
go don Carlos Maria So1er que cstuvos
elocuentisimo al enumerar los mereci-
mientos altisimas virtudes civIcas del
finado.
FL cadaver de don Jose Serafin VI
Ilals, recibi6 sepultura en- ell pante6n de
familia.
ReiteramOs nuestro sentimfentn de
afecto soIdaridad la distinguida IA
milia dolier1fe.
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AZ n0e1aIeg da Egnppanyq .Ire
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las manifestaciones que los referidos
sefiores hayan hecho en- el alegato pre-
sentado al Presidente de la Rep1blica
cuyas manifestations no he de ser yo
ell ultimO en- censurar en- cuanto pue-
dan cOnstituir una Ofensa q mi pals v
a sus representatives en- la Camara.
Esas manifestaciones fueron hechas
por los firmantes del alegato en- SUI ca
racter privado, y no como una conf
sion del Consejo, pues ese cuerpo legis-
lativo no tom6 ninguna resolution pa
ra enviar esa comisi6n.
Sostengo y sostendre siempre que la
cortesia las buenas formas no son
incompatibles con La politica, y que no
es precise ser grosero para defender
la plataforma de un partido.
En- ell terreno politico, es mi adver-
sario todo aquel que sostenga ideas
contrarias las que yo defendo, y to-
do aquel que Sc oponga en- alguna for
ma q que Puerto Rico goce de la clase
de gobierno q que es acreedor. Por
ESQ es mi adversario politico todo, ell
que sostenga el statu-quo", 8 sea la
continuation de la Ley Foraker, que
siempre he combatido y combatire, has
ia que tenga el gusto de yer a todos
los Consejeros entregando las riendas
del Gobierno en- manos de los Senado-
res electos por ei voto de mis- conclu-
dadanos.
PerO quiero que nunca sc me exIJa
que faltando 4 los deberes de educaci6n,
companerismo cortesla vaya levan-
tar una protesta insuitante contra un
hclnbre ausente como Mr. Wilioughtv
y contra otro como Mr.. Ward con q'.;en
tengo relaciones de amistad de COM
panerismo, aunque sostenemos ideas co.,
trarias en- la politica.
A la Junta Central, Q por 10 nent s
& algunos de s1s miembros, le consra que
cuando ell partido me ha necesitado me
ha encontrado en- mi sltio, y que ell pues-
to que ocupo no ha sldo nunca un obsta-
culo, pues cuando ha sidO necesario 10
he puesto la disposition del partido.
Odio la polltica personal y por ESQ
al exigirme que me haga eco de renco-
res. de odlos y de lntransigenclas perso
males con los cuales no estoy conforme,
(pues lejos de producer bien al pals,
que es al nnico a quien tengo obligation
dc defender, convertirian a sus amigos
en- enemigos) entonces me acuerdo de que
soy un hombre iibre, me resisto, no me
someto nj me sometere nunca, y obro
de acuerdo con los dictados de mi con-
Creo que el voto de censura es injusto
y desautorizado, por tratarse de una
question de procedimiento, acerca del
cual no existe NADIA estatuido en- la plata
forma y reglamentos del Partido.
ST tras ell voto de censura viniera la
expulsion, yo SECURE tranquilamente de-
fendiendo ell programa unionista. con 10
tual cumplire mi obligation de d;fei.der
"a; mi pals antes que 4 NADIA y que I
nadie.''
Martin TrGvies0, Jr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-02
7BA7RO MUNICIPAL
ESPECTACULO PARA HOY

Estreno del bioscopio, y presentation
de los aplaudidos artistas Miss Kemp,
los Weavers, Lowande, Edna, la mujer
que vuela y otros artistas de la troupe.
Ell programa anunciado para hoy es
verdaderamente suggestive, y los prec;os
soc 1'cpulares. t fi ss:!s
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Ell V0T0 De CENSURA
Declaraciones del Sr. Travieso

In redactor del B0IiETlN ba 'do
4 pedir una intarviu al senior TraV'e-
50. acerca de los tltilnos incidentes p''-
llticos. Ell sAiior Travieso entrego a
nuestro ndactor estas declaraclones
escritas:
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BoY DIES

Ionic Smith, son Of Mr., aud Mrs.
Robert Smith Of this city, who has for
the past several months been employed
at the Wells, Fargo express Office died
Wednesday morning at s o'clock Of
intestinal pe~ritOnitis. He was only sick
a few hours. The funeral took place
from the residence and Rev. G. l..
Brooks conducted the service at the
grave. Ionic was a boy Of exemplary
habits and was greatly loved by a
large circle Of friends in this city, who
will sincerely mourne his death. The
News joins them In sympathy to the
bsrsavsd family.
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LYcEuM COURSE

The Ladies Of the Presbyterian church
have closed a contract with the Mid
land Lyceum Course Of Des Moines,
Iowa, by which they have secured a
curse of Ave entertainments for Tu.
cumeari during the coming winter. The
first of the series Of five entertainments
will be given on November 29th the
others on the following dates, January
srd, February 18th, February 2sth and
March 22nd 1910. The Ladies have
sold enough of season tickets TO guar.
antee the expense of having these en-.
te%Ttainments, and the people of Tucum-
carl should, and will show their sppre.
citation of this series by giving them
u full house for every number. The
proceeds in excess Of ~defraying the ex-
penses Is for the benefit of the Presby'
terrain church building--whieh n the
pride Of Tucumcari aud n testimony ia
the zeal and energy Of the eongrega.
ton.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF rucuMcARr.

Since there has been some unpleas.
ant noteriety occssioned by the action
Of the school board regarding the Span
ish speaking children of this community
and some certain spurious articles have
been published in certain newspapers
regarding the matter, we think IL prop.
er 10 give the facts TO the public.
The action complained Of was that
the spanish children, who could not
speak English, were given q teacher of
their own and assigned 10 u room sep
arnte aud apart from the other child
rem. II was charged that we were at
tempting to separate the Spanish child.
rem and that n reflection was east upon
them by reason Of our action. The facts
are that our action was prompted by
the desire Of the parents Of the child.
rem themselves. 4 petition was present
ed 20 the school board a. follows:
ITO the Honorable Board of Direct
ors NJ Schools.
August go, 1909.
During the last two or three years
past our sons and daughters have not
nd vanced in their studies like they
should have done and we believe that
il was for the reason hat teachers W.
have had were unable Ia speak aud
write Spanish. Therefore We the un.
dersiRned respectfully ask Your honor.
able board to.employ a teacher who is
able to speak and write Spanish.
This petition was signed by thirty.
one Of the spanish speaking citizens
of our city. Acting on this request we
employed teacher who could speak and
write Spanish ard those children were
in the petition. II was not the inten
ton Of the board TO segregate the
children or east any reflection on them
whatever, and any reflection tina, has
been cast has been done by those who
have interested themselves in defeat.
ing the desire Of the petitioners. The
only object the school board has had
was that the Spanish speaking children
might have a better opportunity for
proper instruction than before, aud We
desired to comply with the expressed
desire Of the Spanish speaking citizens
~ nearly ~ we were able 10 do So.
All the talk regarding the segregation
of the children and all Of the spurious
articles in other papers have been in.
spired by some person who was not
informed of the facts, or who, IL inform
ed, desired to deliberately falsify 81
that some odium might be- east upon III,
school board.
Respectfully,
T.. 4. Muirhead
G. j. X. Moore,
A. u. Goldcnberg.
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THE GREAT coMMoNER
BREAKFASTS IN TUCUM
T.. A. Muirhead
e. j. X. Moore,
A. u. ~Goldcnlerg.

Mr.. Bryan en- route home 20 Lincoln,
Nebr., from his southwestern trip
through Texas and other western states,
brcakfasted here Tuesday morning. lie
did not make any talk here, but an.
swered = few questions ~ the smart
ones with a dispatch that put their
intellectual machinery to twirling like
n top. For instance; "'What about
Mr.. Baileyi The answer zane: "Are
you interested in men or principles'"
"Principles, - was the reioinder.
''Then discuss principles. aud men will
take care of themselves. was the reply. -
1.-THE i%nterrogatcr disappeared in IA
lemon peel. Besides a s~torehouse Of
knowledge of men and public affairs.
Mr.. Bryan has had a school Of expert.
ence that has stretched out over a
good many years, during which time
questions have been fired at him by
men from every quarter Of our great
country, and by men representing every
huus'l aHu 'U'''IIire th' hdtion
fosters. He il AZ home on the plat.
form and il not bad at sinRlehsnded
verbage. The facts are that he meas
ures pretty well up, and is right smart
piece around intellectually, and IL
his democracy was not quiet so much
populisticised he might have heretofore
s~tampcded the herd and lariated the
national capitol. But for fear he
might condescend TO take n shot at our
class Of quillers, we sidestep further
comment.
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FAIR EXHIBITS WILL BE GOOD

A. Is. Simpson who has been a res.
ident of Quay County for seven years,
said to a News reporter: "'Quay county
can make u better exhibit Of agricul.
tural products this year than at either
Of the other fairs. | have seen this
year the best crops ] have ever seen In
New Mexico, that is, the quality Of
crops, il the best ! have ever seen.
In oele Flat the Crops are fne. I
don't think there is a. much land in
cultivation as las, year, but where they
have been properly cultivated the crops
are better
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the union Of spirit and matter. In man
alone IL the divine nature, snd, every
man, woman, and child IL created In
Ills Image and touched with his life
aud spirit. Nature, nowhere In this
sense touches God-but in man. Man
marries earth 20 h%esven-links matter
TO spirit, and Is Of the earth and OF
the heaven =. Now man In his essent.
ial being, created by the Author Of
eternal life, in His own image n like.
ness-ofspring Of God and heir Of eter.
nal glory-must. necessarily, therefore,
be immortal, and there II no death.
Theologians have taught for thou--
ands Of years that death or the falling
on Of our physical being, il the result
of the sin ~ our foreparents, and that
because of this sin or it's effect, being
transmitted TO M, we pay the penalty
Of Adam = transgression by the dis.-
olution NJ our body. This statement
can never be accepted by those OF God's
children who believe that their Father,
creator and prcseryer, il wise, good, just
and merciful, and loves his own od.
spring m much M an earthly parent
loves his children. For who would send
upon his w offspring the curse Of
death for disobedience. After a life Of
service here we shall step out into the
great unknown where we shall be greet.
ed by a loving Father; and there, led
by his hand, shall continue the fulfill.
ing Of the purpose Of God. In view Of
the vision 81 man as we nave seen him
offspring of God, created in His Image,
immortal. What il our personal con.
siousness' Can we say that our lives
are s%inlcssi That we know no sorrow
or paint That we are free from envy,
hate, prejudice. and narrowne.sf Are
We not limited by our ignorance, her.
idity, environment, and of the traditions
false. and otherwise that have cons
to usf The ideal presented does not
describe us, but in Hebrews we read.
1--WE see not yet all things put under
him." THAT IN under man, "but We
see Jesus, Z" and we see him crowned;
and why' Because lie came 10 our
level took upon himself ouf nature. full
hlling the requirements Of Law, because
he lived n %sinless life), and In that he
Himself, hath suffered being tempted.
lie is able to succor me and save me
when ] am tempted. file is able by tho
power Of his life 20 restore power 10
my life, 10 take me, wrecked, ruined,
ignorant, weak, failure az ] am, and by
the the power Of his own life, lifs me
from this wreckage Of sin. He Ii the
Ideal Man.
What are my possibiii,es' ! am man;
body, soul and spirit, crea,ed by God
in his own image and likeness, and for
his pleasure and my eternal good. Why,
my failuref ] have been led into paths
that are out Of harmony with God and
his law. ] an a t~ranesgressor. But,
what are my possessions In Christ Jssusi
God being the Father Of all mon, the
Christ Is my brother, my advocate. my
high priest, who ''ssves unto the utter.
most all who come unto God by Him"
lie is the way, the truth and the life,
and the true image Of the invisible
God. On which plane Of life are va
livingi body, soul or spirit.
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WEARY wuLIEs WALK
Continued from FIRST page.)

ing the action of the grand jury, charg.
ed with burglarizing the store OF the
T. A. Muirhcad 4 Co. There have been
a number Of Others among the business
Of the city who have reported loss
in this way. We don't need the vag
in this community and the police de.
partment can't move them ON any too
quick To suit the business interests Of
the city.
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CHURCH NOTICE

At the Methodist Episcopal church
next Sunday morning at II o'clock Y.
W. Campbell will preach. There will
be special music by the choir for this
service. The Sunday School y IN be
held at 10 o'clock. The prayer meet.
ing on Wednesday evening, October 9th
will he led by Rev. l.. Guy Ament.
q. NJ. MCBRIDE, Pastor.
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GARD OF THANKS.

We desire to express our sincere graf.
itude TO the friends and neighbors who
were kind to us during our recent heavy
bereavement, the sickness and death Of
our son, Ionic Smith,
Respectfully,
Robert Smith,
Mrs. Robert Smith.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-10-02
HEAVY STEEL ON THE DAWSON

The III Psso and Southwestern has
gone to work to lay heavy steel on the
Dawson coal branch. The old rails are
being replaced by heavy steel ones,
in preparation for heavy traffic in coal
and coke this winter.
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FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THE q.
L A. TO THE B. OF L. z.

The first annual ball Of the q. I. A.
to the Il. Of l.. T.. will b. .iven In the
skating rink Wednesday evening oeto-
Der 90, 1909.
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TUCUMcARI MILITIA.
Continued from frst page.)

mcr who live 10 far away 10 attend
drills regularly will not he enlisted. You
must have "A minimum Of IS and maxi.
mum Of 90 enlisted men. In addition
60 these there will be three officers.
We want the number ~ boys under 81
limited NJ much NJ possible. Those un
der - will not be enlisted. Where q
hoy is under ~ You must have writ.
ten consent NJ parent or guardian TO
enlistment. You must he careful that
the list submitted gives age Of each
man correctly. II is probable that
either Gen. Ford or myself will visit
Tucumcari and inspect these men be
tore they are mustered In. am send
ing you under separate cover today
blanks on which TO submit the measur.
ments Of your company for clothing.
We are getting some extra clothing and
equipment from the War Dept. and we
must submit these sizes at once. You
know that under the law the members
Of the new company must elect the Of.
icers.
Very respectfully,
A. S. Brookcs.
Acting Adjutant General.
Mr.. q. =. Edler, Tucuincari. y. NJ.
Sir: I enclose herewith blank forms
on which To submit measurement for
clothing Of the men who ARE TO belong
to the company there. \ competent
tailor should take these measurements
AS they will form a part Of the per.
manent record in this Office. The War
Dept. il waiting for these measure
ments No please submit them AZ soon
NJ practicable. wish 10 emphasize
again that you must not have too
many boys in the company. There
should not he over six or eight at the
most.
Very respectfully,
4, s. Brookes,
Acting Adjutant General.
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Very respectfully,
A. s. Brookcs.

Very respectfully,
a. $. B%rookes,
Acting Adjutant General.
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sUBJECT--MAN

Sermon Of j. W. Campbell at the
Methodist Church, South, last Sunday
at ~ 4. NJ.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-19

trict Attorney Bullard here. The lat ter also received a telegram from Dls- trict Attorney O'Connor urging him to do what he could to assist Mrs Ma gaw.
 After she presented her papers to Judge Kent yesetrday there was a con ference at which MT. Magaw, the baby and the district attorney were, present It lasted couple of hours. Judge Kent concluded that there was nothing that could be done here at once. He advised that MT. and Mrs. Magaw ad- just their differences and both retain the custody of the baby- or, he ad- vised, Mir Magaw to let his wife take the baby back to Boston and then that he return there and endeavor to secure a modification of the court order in- vesting her with the custody of the baby.
 What will be done is not known, but last night, MT. and Mrs. Magaw were at a restaurant together. Both seemed distressed and both looked pityingly at each other and lovingly at the baby. the mother continually finding some thing about its clothing that required attention. Her motherly. hands which had nursed it so long were kept how ering about it.