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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-11
new MEXICO ONE
Of EIGHT GREAT
COPPER STATES
Twelve Districts Produce 81
Percent Of Whole Output Of
United States; Big Reserve
in Store.
Especial Corr.spona.ncs 10 the HssaiGl

Especial Correspondence 90 the HesaiAl
Washington, ~. c., Dec. 1.-THE
copper Industry IN the United states
has shown a notable growth, accord
Ing 80 the United states Rrologlcal
survey. In 1915, when important pro-
ductlOn 81 copper In this country
practically began. the output Was but
224.0OO pounds. but IL Increased 100
per cent the following year and gain.
ed by rapid strides untll 1859. when
the production was 1885 coo pounds.
In 1879 IL was - $4,000 pounds: In
1890 II was 2j9. 7G3.O92 pounds; In
1900 II had Increased to G0G.ii1,i66
pounds Ia 1893 Il passed IN" billion
maTk with l,0g2.5jl ,G24 pounds. and
in 1911 II exceeded all previous rec
ords with a production ~ i,h91,232,-
1ig pounds IN" worlds production
In 1911 was 1858, COL s5 pounds ~
which 20 per cent WIS the output ~
the United states
II Is noteworthy that, unlike areas
producing most other metals. not on"
~ the Lending copper districts ni the
United states. several Of which have
been active producers for pc-iod o.
thirty years ar more. has been worked
out ar showed a marked decrease Ia
ItH abuity 10 produce" tppirr. Twelve
districts situated In eight Ftntes hay"
each contributed over 100, 0OO, 900
puun,s ~ ~" ooppsr output al tn"
country pr e total 81 - per cent ~
the nbol' output. Of tho United states
sim" l.4a. Four - those districts
ar' 100 \r.lDuI, twp ~ California. and
ON" 'rch In Montana Michigan, Ne.
Slha. Sew Mexico. Tennessee and
tnh Two Districts stand out prom
inontl,, the Buti" dtstrlet. Montana,
Hhl.h has con, ribut1I over onc.third
"f the output 81 lhc tnuntry, aud the
I.E" superior district. Michigan. with
80 production Of u little less than one
'hri of the total output.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-11

You viii ma that druggists every
whore tDeAk well Of ChambeFlain'p
Cough kemsdy. They know from
long s1terlAnce In the sale OF II that
W csTed at coughs ana colds Il can
always 70 depended upon. and that 4
y pleAasnt and safe 20 take. For sale
BY ell atug9lSes.--AdVs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-11
Japan "a Exhibit.

II IN understood that the japanese
ambassador In Washington IN about to
make formal announcement to the
state department that this country
VIII have Creditable exhibn at the
San Diego Exposition.
the management OF the San Diego
Exposition has already been assured
that the exhibit viii he made, and Il
m able to state that there will also he
number Of very interesting exhibits
by private cOnceaslOnaires from japan
which will In large degree, rival
the Official exhibit, They will include
tea gardens. native villages, baHnurA,
etc, The exhibit has been arranged
for by the Japanese Foreign EHposI.
ton Association acting under the
sanction and with the backing OF the
Japanese government and "a, GOO feet
Of space has been assigned to this
association In the Liber Il Arts build
Ing. II In promised officially that the
Japanese will have at san Diego in
1915 0ne Of the largest and moat
comprehensive exhibits that they have
ever made at any international eK-
position
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-11

me rparkled 1fouI. 4 se eiaar. n
fast becoming the benf selling Eleiasi
niEaF ID AlDllonerqae. This 0ishr n
~ AlbRoAaf1ne prDdnetiqn nnd, 81
iHnNh ~ lIis Fpfg beat u tobacco end
~ strictly n hnHan Henre WRas
tl.e, Nanefaetefas, ~ Webl .Cen-
aHennA W
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-11
BILL SULzER WANTS
CHINESE REPUBLIC
Congressman From New York
and IGovernor.Elect Also q
Warm Advocate of San Die
go Exposition.
Especial CorrrsDondsncs to the HsrsIdl


Washington, Dec. II. --- The Hon.
william Sulzcr. whose personal re-
s"mblanCe 10 Napoleon IN being re-
marked mora than ever since he was
rl,,t"d governor of New York, In still
q member at congress and one of hlA
aims ~ this session II 10 secure rccOg-
milton Of IN" new republic of China by
the United states government.
"Df course" said MIR. SulZer, this
is purely an executive function. ]
understand that " was the intention
ur the state department To announce
formally the recognition OF the new
republic as soon ns the elections OF
last NOyrmbcr, when "A new govern
mrnt at thinu was elected. were over.
For one reason or another the act Of
recognition has been delayed. You
viii remember that l introduced u
resolution In congress reiicltatlng
China on her political regeneration. 4"
tMr. SulZer was also "A champion of
the san Diego ExpositlonJ lie con
dlhued. gam a~sirous of doing ev-
"rything I can to hasten the rrcOgnl-
ton az the new republic Yes. indeed.
am still M warm IA friend az ever
of San Diego and its Panama EXPOSE
tiOn, which win be- one of the great
est ever"
Same Old Congress.
Speaking Of the Hon. "Blll" Sulzer
many persons ind II difficult to re-
member that the congress that has
Just assembled IL not the new con-
grcsS chosen al the recent election,
but Ia" same old congress that We
had with az last year Sometimes it
seems hardly right that the newly
elected representatives 81 the people
should have 10 wait for four months
before taking their seats. However,
that II the law AZ present. II II noted
that many congressman arriving have
shown interest In the great EXPOSE
ton TO he held In san Diego In 1916,
and while the western men ure
pleased over the prospective repre-
s"ntutlon Of their states at san Diego,
thos" from southern and EASTERN
states are frank In say Ing that all the
states should have exhibits, not tu
mention the government itself.
II II confidently expected here tina.
every state west Of the MissiHsippI
river will he represented by an ex.
/ hlbit nc the Ban Diego Exposition
Colorado has been one OF the latest
to take mp the matter seriously. and
the former residents NJ that state IL
san Diego are urging with vigor the
Importance ~ suitable representation
! by their native state. but II IN sig
niicant that there N also "a stir IL
Michigan on the proposition, and tn,
people Of that state seem determined
to let the world know by means OF
an exhibit at san Diego that they
have one OF the best states In the
/ union. Congressman IN Washington
from other states rast Of the MlssIs.
Hppl are almost sure Ia use their In.
nuence To have their respective statei
| Represented
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-11
ThIrl, .fnur Niles ~ Wlrc Rope

Trenton, y, j.. Doe, 1.-THE wir"
rup"s To- b" nscd In Operating the cle-
vatUrs uf the WOulWurth building IN
N"w York have been completed at
IN" EO"hlinR works here"
Their" viii be twcnty-"iRht elevators
In the building, and because Of the
number Of ropes on each elevator the
length Of the wire ropes will he many
times the distance of $50 feet from
the curb line To the top Of the build
Ing.
Thcs" ropes II placed In single
line would extend more tran thirty
four miles. or from To- Battery be-
yund Sing Sing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-11

Ask about the $40 Toilet Set 10 b.
given away. Powell Drug ca.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-11

'Iurd last night 90 try tho case in.
N"hlug rhr claim "f Roger BrCsnahan
d'uu."d manager ~ the ~. Louis club.
for alleged breach ~ contract, at "a
sp',nl session 81 the honrd Of direc-
iu.H preliminary iu the FrpIuary
meeting ut N" league.
- ST Louis cub was directed to
Me "tthlu twenty days an answer to
Br' sua hiu'a complaint
New YORK 60 III" international
League 81 Baseball clubs decided on n
SALARY limit 81 tG.0U0 The League
ms signed Jack n'To"lc, umpire Of
the Western league id T.. :. Quiglry.
umpire uf the Sew york state league.
tor the runig season. ..
Chattanooga. Tenn --Earl Morris
nf oklahoma, knu,kod out Bob Wlls
inms 81 Sew YORK. IA the third round
uf Il nghi. scheduled +" gu eight
rounds here last night The third
round lasted only thrty seconds. a
punch to the stomach nuurrd Will
ians fur tie count Williams was
knocked down 4 half d"zrn times.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-11

Chariot Racer at the skating Rink
tomorrow night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-11

Just received--New lot Of Navajo
Rugs. clarke's Curio Store.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1912-06-22
~ zz>~C
SUPPLEMENT- The ST. Mary Banner, Saturday, June se
sl0l.91.
SECOND STREET.

NEiiIND = NEE
Vincent Ficirro, fifty seven AMI four
tenths feet front, bounded north Willow
street, south Park. east Ehrhardt west
Second street. Total assessment slXty
six dollars and seventy TWO cents, s66 -
y detailed tabletn of the items Of
cost and average cost of sad paving
and curbiny by streets is hereto attached
and made a part hereof
SECTION g. BE it further ordained.
etc. That said assessments shl I'll be pajd
IN the following manner Twenty per
cent Of same shall be du" and rXiribIe
within ten DAYS after date and the re-
naming eighty per cent shall b. divided
int" five equal annual payments due one.
two, three, four and five years after
date Or sooner at the option Of the
Owner Of the property and bearing SIX
per cent per annnm interest from d ltp.
interest PAYABLE annually: That notices
shall be sent To the respective property
owners stating that the work has been
completed AMI accepted, the total a.
sessment Oh sam., aud that Twenty
per cent thereof must be paid within ten
days after date, and if si twenty Der
cant Is pad. thu the remaining
eighty per cent Is - be represented by
i've certificates. ~ aforesaid
SECTION t. BE- it further ordained.
etc. That the Nnyor De IN h, is heres
by authoriz 4 To proceed hy suit aglinst
all property owners who shall not have
paid the twenty Der ctat in cash a- here
in provided.
SECTION ): BE it further ordained,
etc. That the Mayor be and he is here
by authorized and directed to sign and
issue certificates to the Contractor. De-
Jersey 81 Barnard, showing the
amounts respectively du. b the persons
and properties on said Sidewalks or
curbing 50 paved and improved, which
shall be payable in one, two. three.
four and five years or sooner. at the
option of the property owaerl, with
Six per cent per annum interest.
interest payable annually, winch sall
certificates in duplicate Shall be
paraphed by the Recorder of Mortgages
of the Parish of st. Mary as being re-
corded in the Mortgage Records Of
this Parish, and one of said duplicate
certificates sinai theu Be 50 recorie l.
SECTION 8. Be it further ordained,
etc. That this ordinance shall he
published in the official journal for
thirty days.
approved May 10Th, 1919.
CHAS. LAUvE, Mayor.
&. a. AYcOCK, Secretary.
State OF Louisiana,
Parish Of st. Mary
|. Clarence A. Aycock. Secretary of
the Mayor and Town Council Of the
Town of Franklin. La, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is
true and correct copy Of an ordinance
passed by the Mayor and Town Council
OF said Town on May 10th, 1912,
IN special session convened, as the
same appears upon the records of said
body.
In testimony whereof, witness my
official signature at Franklin. La, thu.
10th day Of May, 1912.
e.. A. AYCOCK,
Secretary to the Mayor aud Council
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1912-06-22
ORDINANCE No. 16S.

front of Vincent FIGARO of Second
Street: assessing against the real IS
tate abutting the sidewalk and pave
-ment and Curbing SO put down the
cost Of such work on the basis OF the
RESPECTIVE" frontage Of the property on
the sidewalk, or curbing So paved AID
improved: providing for The pay mcnt
of 20 per cent OF such assessments
within ten DAYS after date. and au-
thprizing the Mayo" of the rnwn Of
Franklin to sign and issue certificates.
five in number for the balance dur
for such work, AL in accordance with
Sec. 1 of Act IA Of 1902 and 10
cause duplicate Of each to he re-
corded in the Mortgage Records o. this
Parish
>ECrtoN l. BE il ordained by the
Maynr and Town Council Of the Town
If Franklin la. in regular session con-
vcned. that whei"n1 by ordinance ai'-
proved July 18Th, 1911. certain streets
and portions Of streets were ordered
improved by putting down of sidewalk
paving and curling thereon, and whereas
the bid Of D"Icr>ey & Barnard for doing
said work was duly accepted rs the
Town, mn. 4 contract entered int, FIR
ami rurhlug has been completed
on h"tt sidrs Of iberia Street from Main
street [" the corporate limits and on
the property of Vincent Flc ,ro on Sec
nnd Street: and whereas sad work is
satisfactory and in accordance with the
,.iaEs and specifications; therefore the
>tnc j. hereby accepted ard approved
SECTION 2. b, it further nrdainci:
Il,.,t Il,
work he and the same IS hereby assessed
az tinst the real estate admitting the side
walks ard curblng on the streets an
PORTIONS of streets described in SEC. |.
u,,pn tie basis Of the Respective 'front.'
a-:e of the diff rem, propertcs: and Il
description Of said properties. with the
names If owners and the respective
.mpuurs due by each are declared 10 be
as follows:
IREtIA STREET
can't. K; ". Allen. one hun lred an
folr and three-tenth, feet fro It. 5pun led
north Iberia >'rcet south pNI III, east
First str = west kurtZ. Total assess
menr one hundred and thirty dollars and
and thirty six cents (Tl3D So
Mrs. Henrietta Kurt. two hundred and
four feet leet front, bOundt | north iberia
St, south - \lclI, east >ll4n. west second
st Total asses, lent two hundred and
tifty-tbree dollar. aud thirty cent, S2l3-
az
j,n,...nd II f. Iee Tnpd ouc hundred
and sixty five aud three -tenlh> feet.
bounded north IBERIA st, south Trastour,
east Secon st west X Of l"s. rotaj as
.man, I,yn hundred AMI seven d,,lI.rs
And twenty ON. cents lS,072lD
Amer, ado. No - X ,t p ,lxty four
mad .i,.t,nth, feet hotndrd north iberia
n .nuth ,,rn,tour. east 10 III, west taxi,r.
Toial assessment eighty one dollar, and
fnr,y-.eyeu cents l-Sl AZ
W.. sally T.vIor ninety and seven
tenths feel front. hound n norm IberIl Il
.,ulh lraslour. east X. of r',.. west Third
At. Total assessment one hun lred and
thirteen dollars and fort, Two {. hts (Sll,-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-17
IN MEMORIAM

Anoche, tarde va, rindi6 la jornada
lie su vida, una que fue rosa de nues-
tros circulos sociales: la distinguida
Senorita Elena Torres Aguilar, her
mana del apreciable cabaliero Don
Juan Torres, de la casa de Fritze Lundt
y Go.
Elena Torres cae en- plena primavera
de la vida Cuanto todo es sueno, Y
dulces esperanzas Cuando hay en- la
existencia un ansia de vivir, con ell pen
samiento puesto Ell las caricias del por-
venir.
Por sus virtudes y por sus simpatas,
Elena Torres era distinguida con ell
apre3io y la estimaci6n de toda mes-
ira s0ciedad
Ante su muerte, ell BOLETlN desho-
ia las flores de suS sentimientos pro
testa su condolencia a los deudos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-17
Acerca de la
muerte de Roosevelt

En- respuesta La pregunta hecha esta
nallana por los rep0rteres de los peri6-
icoS de San Juan acerca del rumor que
ia circulado de que ell ex Presidente
Roosevelt habia mllerto "a consecuencia
lie la herida que recibiera en- Milwaks
Wisconsin, ed lunes por la noche, ell Go
oernador manifesto que, teniendo en-
cuenta el sitio de La herida, seg6n Sc
describia en- ell cablegrama recibido por
1, y la robusta constitution del cOronel
Roosevelt, esta SECURE de La falsedad del
rumor, y cree que, en- case de que la he
tida hubiera tenido un desenlace fatal,
Sc le hubiera ayiSado inmediatamente
del Departamento de la Guerra.
El Gobemador expres6 tambi6n que
speraba deseaba, sinceramente. que
a eoronsl Roosevelt Sc restableciera
pronto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-17
SOeIedad fspaneIa dc AuMno M0tuo Y beneneeneIa
DE PUERTO RICO

Ultimada la organization inerna del Sanatorio de
Sociedad la unta Decva ha acordado ofrecerlo pbco
especialmente los Sres Medcos Cuanos que deseen
u1llzaro levar ALI clienes, siempre que haya
CANA dsponibey asistirlos debidamente las excep
clonaes condolences que hoy dcho eabecimiento
para 10 cual acordo:
70 Que cada Doctor pueda utiIzar el personal
ayudante de Medcos Practicantes de particular
confanza.
% La Sociedad cobrara cuatro dollars diarios
por estancia servicio ordinario - los enfermos
de tratameno medico cinco los de tratamiento
quirurgiCo
So Los extraordinaros, incluso Ell uso de la Mesa
de Operacones, seran tamben de cuenta del enfermo
- Todo socio que 10 desee podra hacerse asistir
cuenta los honorarios de dicho facutativo
AVELINO VICENTE.
San Juan, , R.. IL de Octubre de 1912
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-17
FL Gobernador Cotton

El Gobernador visit6 aver las ciu-
dades de la costa noroeste y sur, ven
60 por el camno de Arecibo hasta Ma
yaguez. regresando via Ponce, ha-
biendo tenido solamente que embarcar
"a autom6vil entire Aguada y Anasco
linico trozo no terminado de la red de
carr tcras alrededor de la Isla dcsde
San Juan "a Ponce y que Ell la actua-
lidaa esta construy6ndose
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-17
ULTIMA HORA
ROOSEVELT NO HA MUERTO

Nueva York, Octubre ~ 2 tarde)
La herida de Roosevelt sigue su cur
so normal de curaci6n, no presentando
slntomas de complication. La aplica-
ci6n de los rayos X" ha demostradc
claramente que la bala esta incrustada
en- la cuarta costilla Ia que esta frac-
turad&. Los m6dicos dejaran que la Gu
ra Sc realize sin hacer la operaci6n. La
bala hizo una herida hmpia, sin NADIA
Que le dane o nfcione.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-17
La Sra. viuda
de Balseiro

Sc aaila grayemente enferma Ell esta
ciudad, la venerable y distinguida da-
ma Doha Aurea Davila viuda dc Bal
seiro.
Con tan sentido motive han sido lla-
mado. por cable, sus hijos los esposos
de Georgetti- -Balseiro, que han embar-
cado en- Cherburgo para San Juan, via
New York.
Profundamente lamentamos el esta-
do de la Sra. de Balseiro, Y hacemos
votos por su pronto restablecimiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-17

Los salones del Casino Espanol. el
cspl9mido circulo social, presentaban
anochc un aspecto suggestive. Lo mas
distinguido de mestra sociedad Sclec-
tisima Sc congreg6 en- ellos I'm nu-
meroso grupo de elegantes damas; otro
de fuertes mentaldades. tambien habia
ALI
4 las nueve de la noche el brillante
Director del Heraldo Espanol", mes
tro querido companero don Vicente
Balb3S. abri6 la Veada. Expiic6 la
trascendental importancia de la mis-
ma. 10 que ella signitica y despuGs dijo
eIocuontemente 10 que hace puede ha-
ccr por nosOtroS la Casa de. America
Los principles de esta presentan ahora
dos aspectos, el de la consccuci6n de
tratados comerciales entire America Y
ESpana. Y el de unir a las republlcas la
iinaS con la madre historical. Del pri-
mer aspecto. quizas resultaria platoni-
go hablar ahora-- dijo- del otro 81,
del dc unir a Espana con la America la
tina. p0rque clio eS factible Y sc esta
cfectNando va: esa hermosa finalldad
tiende tambien la Casa de America. Es-
Ia rcSgelve para nosotroS, otro profile
ma hace alg1n tempo Sc pens0 en- una
peregrinaci0n de los mas elocuentes
oradores puertorriqunos por Hispano-
america para contarle a esos puehlos
nucstraS cuitaS nuestra Situaci0n de-
seSperada: la Casa de America nos ia
ciIita por su mediaci0n 10 que nos pro
poniainos a una simple invitaci6n dc
su Presidente retnense las metalidades
de esos paiseS en- Barcelona en la Casa
SOlaricga. ALI podemoS enterar a
nucstros herman0s en- la raZa Y en- el
idi0ma las ostumbres de nuestras
sjipremas amarguras Luego dijo ell
orador que los puert0rriquenos ibanse
olvidandO POGO IA POGO de ESpana, Y 1ue
los espanoes aqul RESIDENCES no la re
cordahan 10 que ella era menester, Cit0
cjemplos concluy6 diciendo que este
problema tambi6n 10 resuelve la Casa
de America. FL SenOr Balbas recibi6.
al finalizar su discurso, sonoros aplau-
sos.
FL Gistinguido delegado especial de
la Casa de America. don Jose c. del
Vale, disert6 brevemente acerca del
muge que va adqliriendQ ia represen
tada suya, ieyendO una carta en- la
cuai Sc demnestra Y acerca del profile
ma de la Immigration Al empezar su
discurso tuvo I'm inspirado saIudo pa
IA las damas que Sc congregaron en- los
salones del Casino. Al fnalizar, fuf
muy aplaudido
Don Ramon Negr6n Flores. e lau-
reado poeta, lego una poesia escrita ex-
presamente para la Velada, que sc IL
tnla La Casa SQlariega Es una
poesia bellisima inspirada. La concu.
rrencia lie tribute aplausos entusiastas
III iIustrado Dr. Zeno Gambia lego n
magnifico trabajo, magistrai, de ideas
En- el trata brillantemente la question
comercial 10 que signifcan los puebios
comerclales como pueblos colonizado
res. liablo de Estados Unidos afrman
do que estos quisieron comprar ell sen
timiento, el coraz6n de los latino-am
ricanos, por mediaci6n de las inhuen-
cias comerciales.
Despues disert6 acerca del pan-ame
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-17
La Velada de anoche
EN- HONOR DE LA CASA DE. AMERICA

ricanismo Y del ibero-americanismo..
Eemostr6 clafamente que aquel nos lie
va ID anulaci0p, mlentraS que este, ell
ibero-americaniSmo. es nuestro .porve-
mir. nuestra salYacion. En- el pan-ame
ricanlsmo Sc nos ha Dorado del todo :.
en- NADIA Sc nos tiene en- scuenta; y ante
ell C6ngreso de hos Estados Unidos
tampoco som0s NADIA: nj latinos hi sa
jones. : Y EN- cl Observation-Disclosures 81;
e nos tiene siempre preSentes en- tOdos
los ordenes de. la vida. Menendez Pc
|. layo cscribid admirables paginas de no
sotroS ocupandose de nuestra vida La
Casa de America nos cencede el honor
de tener en- su Seno como lmo de Sns
factores puncipales a un puertorriqUe-
no. nuestro querido amigo el senior
del Valle.
FL se1or Zeno Gambia concluyo con
esta scntencia: el pan-americanislno
parecc que nos has asborrado del concer-
to del mundo; ell sibero-
nos llama, nos solicita, y en- el esta
nuestro porvenir.. Una oyaci6n deli
rante acogio las l1ltimas palabras del
DR.. Ieno que fu6 felicitadisimo
\ ocup6 la tribuna el ilustre orador,
gloria dc Puerto Rico. Lcdo. don Juan
Hernandez Lopez No hay para que
de.ir que fut el suyo un discurso gran
dilocuente, pleno de ideas sanas. lumi-
nosas; revestido de imagenes bellisimas.
dicho con una dicci0n impecable.
Fra la prinera yez que Hernandez
Lopez ocupaba la tribuna del Casino,
| Y con este motive tuvo un parrafo bri-
llantisimo Y habl6 de .su juventud
de sus estudios. Cuando estuvo en- Els
pana, ianas Sc olvid0 de que era por
torriqueno. Fn Puerto Rico nunca Sc
olvida de que su padre fue espailol
| Cuando volNemoS a nuestra iierra. ne
| debemoS pcnsar sino que somoS los j.
bamtos luStradoS que estamos en- el de-
ber dc enSefar aQuello buenO. Sano. qua
| aprendimos fuera ESQ solamento. Y
| politicamente. no debemoS preguntarlo
a nadie 10 que queremOs ser; debemOs
| preguntarnOslO a noSotr0S mSmos: nc
! nos importa 10 que de noSotroS Sc pien
Sc La Casa de America es de un gran
op0rtunismo: no yiene ella laborar poI
m mperiallsmo que eS impossible va, nc
qIiere que retrogrademos tieWpos pa
sados, no; mira al porvenir quierf
otro imperio mas noble mas s0lido,
FL ilustre orador hahl0 dspuds de la,
repnbicas latino americanas EstaS
tienen dos problemas que resolyer: e
de su paz y prosperidad interior y e
exterior en- su caracter de pueblos libres
El primero 10 tienen va resuelto Argen
tina Chile; en- otras rep1blicas dcs
| graciadamente no. Y dan motive a our
Sc liable de elias. Ell segundo es lmpor
tantisimo, y tambi6n hay que resolverlo
Nadie es pequeno, traves de los item
pos. Cuando Napoleon, triunfante, pa
ra aduenarse por complete de Europa
Sc dirijfa Russia con rn ejercito STEM
| pre- victorioso, estaria lejos de pensar qu
marhaba a Ia anulaci6n, porque enton
ces estaba el en- ell apogeo de su gloria
Tayllerand, el gran politico, tuvo un
vision suprema, dijo: este es el pyin
cipio del TN" lEl principle del fin
Como iba a creerlo Napole6n' Y
lvisi6n de Tayllerand result6 realizada