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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-10

gl0n seguido Sc contesta: "No. ri
primer problema resolver es saber 81
Espana puede continuar en- la actual 81
tuaci6n de aislamiento de absolute
neutralidad, 81 debe no adoptar una
determination en- este sentido. Y lle-
gado ese momento ia que lado nos incli-
naremos? En- estos momentos Sc inicia
en- Espaiia una nueva vida y quizas nos
hallamos ante un cambio de situacion en-
nuestra vida international que tai ve2
sea de enormes consecuencias
La paz con que soiiaba Canalejas; ell
desarme universal que el creIa prever
Ell ell future, es hoy, por la iron1a de
los tiempos (jy de las circunstancias p
ell servicio militar obligatorio ell aumen-
to de los cuarteles, Y la dotacion del ejer-
cito en- mayor escala de dos elementos
necesarios. Els Ell la propia patria del
sincere propagandista del mas grande
ideal de las modernas sociedades, donde
Sc labora por la paz, pero la paz armada.
Como Inglaterra, Alemania, Russia y
Francia: aumentando, triplemento, las
energlas de la guerra. :. como 81 "a con-
ficto europeo estuviera a muy contados
pasos de distancia Els la farsa nacio-
nal
La tirantez de relaciones sufridas en-
tire Austria y Russia ,por ell conficto bal
kanico; ell antagonismo germano-eslavo
sembrando las semialas de una foraci0n
roja entire Russia y Alemahia las rela-
clones franco alemanaS recrudeciendOSe,
a veces por futilezas y noler1as impro-
pias de pueblos q. Sc precian de marchar
q La vanguardia de LA actual civilization !;
ell leopardo ingles, atento, desde su Gina
ejerciendo labor de intermediate con
sus segundas intenciones bien manifes-
tas.. ipodran hacer de Europa una
|cOnfagraci0n guerrero? La celebre pi-
tonisa del Sena anunci6, hace dos amos,
esta confagraci6n. 5Vislumbr6 ella, an
tes que los estadistas de ahora y de en-
tonces, los refuerzos militares por la
paz i. . armada ante una supuesta guerra
inter-europea
La paz sonada por Canalejas no es la
paz de la realidad jQue pensara ahora
ante tales extremes, ell buen rey demo
crata de Espana, recordando las pala-
bras de su malogrado ministro? iY que
pensara ell Rey de las doctrinas canale-
jistas de la paz, con referencia a Es-
pana, y las doctrinas romanonistas
Pues, quizas pensara con Canalejas
La vida hulmana CORE por debajo, chita,
inadvertida. Y agregara ell ideal CORE
por arriba, por arriba, por arriba.
Poeta: la pureza de tus suenos no IA
ta'ladra la realidad
Luis Sdmalea Iglesi0s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-10
Un cable de
Munoz Rivera
La Comision legislative
empieza sus trabajos.

Aver tarde recibio el senior Giorgetti
Speaker Protempore de la Camara dc
Delegates, el siguiente cablegrama de-
senor Mnnoz Rivera, Comisionado Re.
sidente de Puerto Rico en- Washington
La Comisi6n Legislative empez6 sus
.trabajos conference.-the con ell Secreta
rio de la Guerra y con el Jefe del Bu
reau de asuntos insulares. Conferen
clara manana con el Secretario de Els.
tado y comisionados de Louisiana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-10
Noticias de Sociedad
Festival de la Liga anti-tuberculosa
de Ponce.

de Ponce.
-Espl6ndido, por todos conceptos
result6 ell primer festival de la Lig;
| yantituberculosa de Ponce, verificado e
microbes pasado en- ell teatro Venus
de dicha ciudad.
Ell discurso de apertura, cargo de
elocuente orador senior Canales, llevt
| al convencimiento de todos los oyentes
| la necesidad de fundar un SanatOrio
| Y. la sentida poes1a de Felix Matos Ber
nier, EXtremauncion, acknowledgements
recitada por la senorita Aida Pietri
constituy6 un nuevo triunfo para su
autor.
Presidieron ell acto, ocupandO sitiales
en- ell eScenariO durante la recitaci0n
mencionada, la. presidenta de la Lga,
la senora Teresa Cap6 de Antonsanti
la vicepresidenta,, dona Asuncion Igle-
sias, viuda Gle Pila, y las senoras de
Cintr6n, de Pila, de Moren y de Mala-
ret, y las senoritas de Malaret y Mala-
ret TIC.
Las semillas de flores fueron reparti-
das por las Srtas. de Perez Malaret
Ell Mes de Maria.
La traditional fiesta religiosa del
mes de las flores, Sc esta celebrando
con la acostumbrada' devotion en- la
iglesia de San Mateo Ell Santurce, la
cual concurre gran nlmero de senoras
y senoritas de nuestra buena sociedad
Los canticos los entonan dos nltridos
y bien organizados coros, el primero
tornado por las senoritas Bel6n, Jua-
na, Rosa, Adela, Mercedes, Maria, Au-
rora, Carolina y Lola Carreras, Clara
Guillermety, Isabel Cornell y Ricardo
Aguayo, y, ell segundO, la sonora Ulpia-
na Benet de Gordils, las senoritas
.Jimenez, Maria Amelia Pasarell, Maria
Quinones Magdalena Luchetti. Clarita
Guillermety, Gloria Gavino, Lllisa lie la
Haba, Tulita Delgado, Carmen Herman
dez Usera, Carmen Siaca, Providencia
Quinones, Maria Kearny Amelia Sar-
mientO.
y, un grupo ideal de preciosas ninas
vestidas de ninfas, ofrenda 4 la Virgen
las flores
Ell bale de mafana.
-Reina eXtraordinaria animation por
asistir al bale de Flores que ha de ce-
lebrarse manana en el Club de Damas
Aparte el muchO tempo que hace que
no sc da un bale en- San Juan, nuestra
juventud esta deseosa de concurrir q
este pOr el objeto benefco que 10 pre-
side
Notas varias.
Sc encuentra restablecida de la
enfermedad que la retuvo en- CANA al
gun tempo la estimada senorita pom
cena Maria Elena Besosa Casals.
-Numerosas demostraciones de sim
patia recibio anoche la familia Cestero4
Mangual con motive del lamentable ac-
cidente ocurrido a su hijo Jorge.
-Ha regresado a Ponce ell joven
abogado don Alberto S. Poventud, que
estuvo Ell la ciudad prestando juramen-
to ante las cortes Suprema Federal
En- uno de los pr6ximos vapores
correos espaholes embarcara para Eu-
ropa el DR.. Font Guillot, acompa-
nado de su apreciable familia
Aver saludamos en- la ciudad al
Lcdo. Estevez, juez municipal de Ma
natl. Y estaba aquf tambien la seflo-
rita Sarah Aparicio Henna, que en- bre-
We embarcara para Milan, a seguir es-
tudios de canto en- aln conservator.o.
-Muy sentida ha sido la muerte del
senior Pedro Maria Descartes, reciente-
mente ocurrida en- la ciudad del Sur.
ia finado estaba emparentado con dis
tinguidas familias de Coamo, Ponce y
Santa Isabel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-10
Garnet judicial
CORTE DE D1STR1TO

CORTE DE D1STR1TO
Senalado ell dfa de aver para dictar
5entencia el Tribunal de Derecho, en- ell
caso de Clemente Soriano, declarado cul-
pable por ell de hecho, de un delito de
homicidio voluntario, ell procesado por
oonducto de su defensor present6 una
nocion pidiendo la celebration de La Wis
ante nuevo Jurado. La Corte deneg6
~ petici6n y lie ha condenado a la pena
de amos de preside.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-10

lgual solicitud present6 ell senor III.
zol con respecto al procesado Juan Quin-
tero, declarado culpable de un delito de;
aseslnato en- segundo grado en- La vista
p1blica de la eausa celebrada 81 dla q
del actual. Esta nlocion sera resuelta el
lunes por la Corte, Ia que habia sefiala-
do el dia de hoy para dictar sentencia,
.suspendiendola en- vista da la petici6n
del procesado.
fcontinda en- Ia "a. pdginl.l
-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-10
BOIct1n McPcdnllI de puerto Rlco

tunadanente, no reviste gravedad algll-
na, 10 cual celebramos mucho
NO hay para que decir cuanto aamen-
tamosf ell suceso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-10

Mientras ell senior Cesteros y "Cucara-
cha = (i No nos vaya dar un navajazo
porque asl 10 llamamos y luchaban cuer-
po cuerpo, estallo un neumatico de au-
tomovil, produciendo ell estampido consi-
guiente
Mas de cuatro, al yer que "Cucara-
cha" esgrim1a una navajo Y oir ell es- !.
tampido, creyeron que Sc trataba de un
tiro de revolver. pusieron pies en-
pclvorosa, cada cual por donde mejor
lie convino.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26
no PUSH AUTO ROAD
ACROSS JOHNSON MESA

Ration. A. ~. Sept 25.--The pres
encc of live delegation from the
ncighbdring town Of Folsom ana the
engrossing subject of good roads made
the regular session of the Ration BUSH
ness mems association this week an
occasion of Unusual Importance. About
thirty-five members ana visitors were
present in conference. As a result
of am extended discussion, In which
the Folsom Ration state highway by
way of johnson Mesa was up for chief
consideration. % most harmonious mr.
.rangemcut was arrived at, 10y which
the business organizations az the two
towns are To- cooperate IN creating "a
first GLASS automobile highway across
Johnson Mesa TO this end, "a COM
mittre. consisting of NJ NJ white, 81
Folsom Tom Bciisle. of johnson Mesa
and pr J J Shuler and John Morrow
of Ration. was appointed Co draft "a re-
quest for state aid in opening up this
road recently designated as s. state
highway. eays the Ration Range. The
committee mot this morning and
drcw up a formnl request upon the
state engineer for rosurvey Of the
road and another upon tho proper
state authorities for the services or 20
or 90 convicts from the penitentlarv
to work thu road The acquisitions
win bc presented IN person by a
-. 53.Ac- of thc cowuittCc ana AN Of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26
INSANE WIFE HANGS
SELF WITH BALING
WIRE AS MAN
IS ARRESTED
Juan Quintana, Who Terror
lied San 1ldefonsO, Arrested;
Seeking Farewell, Finds
Consort Dead.
HUSBAND AND WIFE
FORMERLY IN ASYLUM

A strange sequel 70 the sensation Of
ton days ago az the pueblo Of San
lldcfOnso, when Juan Qulntana. a
cravcd native, shot up the surround.
ms country from a housetop with a
rifle, Is reported here today. rho
native was arrested ana sending
word 10 his wife that he wished 10
see her, discovered she had hanged
herof, Six small children are left
moiherless and deprived OF their
fathers presence and comfort.
Some ten days ago Qumiana took
his wife ana q rifle % on top OF his
house az San Ildcfonso and began
shooting al everything In sight in
cluding "a party OF autolets headed by
Arthur Selipman OF Santa Re. II was
later found that he had not fired the
shots himself but had forced his wife
TO do f. The next day ana the next
he fired az passers-by. fortunately
not killing anyone.
This sort OF thing growing tiresome,
q warrant was sworn out for the man,
who was thought to be doing the
shooting, and "a native deputy sent
down TO serve II. The deputy feared
20 hppIoucn Ahe pace. lie asked
George q. Sears. n government cngi-
neer 10 serve u, Being deputized.
Sears started out. The deputy ac-
companied him. They found the man
in his garden and told him they want
ga him 20 come along. lie acquiesced
ana they tied his hands with cord, not
having any manacies.
The native pleaded 90 be allowed
60 tell his children and his wife good
byo. aud the trio went go tho house.
kissing al the children. tho man told
the eldest girl 20 inform her mother
they were going
The girl entered the house only 10
return screaming that her mother
was dead Investigation developed
that the woman had hanged herself
with ballng wire. one end Of which
was fastened 90 rafter and the other
about her throat.
The body was taken down and
Ouintana taken 10 Santa Fe, whore
he is now IN iHil.
n has been found TINT both hus-
band and wife had been confined In
the state insane hospital az Lns Vegas
FOR several years some time ago and
shat they had been discharged as
cured
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26
LADIES! LOOK YOUNG,
OARKEN GRAY HAIR
Use tho Old-tlmc Sage Tea and sui
pliur and NobOay VIII Know.

Gray hair. however handsome, de-
notes advancing age. We all know
the advantages OF youthful appear
ance. Your hair b. your Chnrm. IL
makes or mars the face When u
fades turns gray and looks dry, wis
~ and scraggly. just a few applica-
tons OF Sage Tea ana sulphur cn-
hanccs it's appearance hundred fold.
Don stay gray! Look young Either
prepare the tonic az home or get from
any drug store 90 cent bottle OF
"Wycth's Sage and sulphur Hair Rem
cdy." Thousands Of folks recommend
this rcady-to-usc preparation, because
Il darkens the hair beautifully and
removes dandruff, stops scalp Itch
ing and falling hair; besides, no one
can possibly tell ms u dnrkens go
naturally and evenly You moisten
"a sponge or soft brush with a. draw
ing this through the hair, taking one
small strand al a time iiy morning
the gray hair disappears; after nnoth-
~ application or two. its natural col
or h restored and u becomes thick
glossy ana lustrous, and you appear
years younger.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26

fort made % secure prompt response
70 the request From previous I'M
quirg made. u o. confidently anticl-
patod the heavy work on tho NatOn-
Folsom road on the east and west
ends Of the Mesa VIII be started very
soon
President John Morrow of the
Northern New Mcxlco fnir. presented
Ia proposition. which was accepted, for
Ia booster automobile trip over the
southern part 81 this county, to be
taken next Friday and Saturday ia The
Interest Of thc fair. a train Of ten
automobiles has boon promised for
the "trip and over twenty ~ Rason'a
leading business men have signlfied
their Intention of taking the trip. The
start win bc made onriv Friday morn
Ing from tho association headquarters
and the DAY spent visiting Dawson.
Clmarron. the tracca ranch. the Mi
ami district and uther farming COM
munitica I'M that vicinity Hy invl-
iatinn from Mr. Gcorro w. Webster
Jr. the pnriy WIN take dinner FRI
day at the Uraccn ranch. Friday
night will be spent 90 CimHrrun and
Saturday IN visiting the Springer fair
and the towns and communities be-
tween Springer and Ration.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26
NANNY ATTEND last
RITES FOR LATE
PIONEER
Church Crowded With Friends
Who Pay Last Tribute to
Memory Of Perfecto ArmijO
This Morning.

The funeral OF the late perfcclo
Armiio. former sheriff Of this coun-
~ aud widely known over the state.
caused the immaculate Conception
church % BE- crowded this morning
The services were beautiful and APP
propFlatc. a solemn high mass being
said by ftev. Fr, A. ~ Mandhlafi &
g.. who also officiatod at sho grave.
A host Of friends demonstrated their
love and respect FOR the dead man BY
sending numberless floral tributes 10
deck HIS grave and console his rcla-
tlvoa.
These, and the large number ~ the
services. testified eioouenfly % the
esteem IN which the tate veteran Of
ficcr was held and to the affection
which many bore him.
The palibearcrs we're Former Gov
ornor ~. A. Utor0. MELTON g Otero.
Jacobo Yrissari. J C.. Baidrldnc. Louis
flfeld and Nestor Mout0ya, all warm
friends Of tho decreased
Several relatives Of Mr. Armijo
came from distant points 20 attend
the services which began az o'clock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26
ELECTIONS HELD AT
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL
IN ALL BRANCHES

Except for the captains OF the bas-
kethall ana baseball teams. who viii
be chosen when those seasons come,
all officers have been elected az the
high school for student associations,
teams. classes and other bodies,
The list OF officers for the different
bodies follows;
soniors--ChaTles Clarke. president;
Glen Emmous vice president; Nor
rlne switzcr, secretary -troasuror
juniors Donald Wilson, president,
Earnest Hammond. vice president;
Alberta Hawthorne, secretary
urcr.
Sophomores- Edward Cifford. pres
,dcnt; Hugh Cooper, vice president;
James Harwood, secretary treasurer.
Freshmou-L Lyman putnoy prcsl-
don't; Helen Mclay vice president;
John l.. sullivan, secretary; George
Arnot, treasurer.
Athletic Association--Gle Em-
mons president; Donald Wilson. vico
president. Lyman ThackorN sccre-
tary. George white treasurer
Criterion Society -Norrinc swift
GER president; Donald Wilson, vico
president; Viotu Croft, secretary
treasures.
Phnomuthcnn Society -- Charles
clarke. president; Ethel ltioko, vico
president. Glenn Emmons. secretary;
George White treasurer.
Football tcnm--Glenn Emmons, cap
tain. Charles Clarke, manager
During the year the Philomathean
and criterion societies literary study
bodies. present entertainments at
stated periods The first OF these en-
tcrtalnments took place this after
noon The following was the program
Music ........,...'...' 0eiec''u
Orchestra
Reading Solomon Was Not Arraycd'
Lillian Kompenloh.
Reading. Candle LlHhtin' Time
George Trammcn
Reading "Thcy Got Better Ac-
uuninted" .......Iiclcn barrow
Piano Solo. Selected
Eleanor Hyde
4 Hendlng ............."so Did l.
! Hiram Herkenhoff
Reading. 1.-TWO Opinions Of one
4 House" Gilbert EspinOsr
pautominc. "Unexpected Company
Ruth Tompkins--A popular youn,
lady
Donald Wilson, rich young mar
friend
Glenn Emmons-A football hero
George White--An ardent admlrer
Pelham McClellnn-A ladies' man
MUSIC 'Es.s.t....ss tr.'.s.t 0Nle'l''
orchestra.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26

Especial Corfespouarsce a. the uernldl
Indianapolis. Ind, Sept 2G..-Tho
great impetus given the good road
cause recently by the announcement
of tho route for the Lincoln Highway
from occan 10 ocean. Is being felt
throughout the United states, accord
ing 60 a. w. Brooks sales manager of
the Vert Brooks corporation 81 this
city distributors Of Marathon cars.
Mr.. Brooks asserts that cities not
ON. bat near the big rock road are
getting ready 10 build to meet Il and
thnt IN time Il viii be- the backbone
for chain of lateruls within "a great
radius.
"It 81 my belief that the motor car
makers ct the nation have done one
of the greatest thinws ~ the century
for the good OF the country" suid Mr..
brooks 1.-The men who are alive To-
the need Of good roads throughout
tho United states must have this same
belief one thing that imprcsscs me
s. the fact that the project had its
birth Ia this city just little more
than year ago.
"But even the birthplace 81 tho
idea g. not going Ca he ON the trail
which win unite The Atlantic and Pa
clfic occans. Just as surely ana moro
safely than the Panama canal The
clty IN which the Ercat movement
started has not been selfish IN the
matter. hut has favored the prlnci-
Pile Of "thc greatest good for the
greatest number"
''Whut does indianapolis care
"a. D A. d Is
boundaries or uotY II hns proved
utterly impossible for V 20 miss tho
state and since such D. the case it VIII
rpt take long 10 construct road,
just as good. To- point ia the north
crn part ~ the state Co nice the big
road. possibly al Fort Wayne.
"Bui Detroit and Chlcago also have
been icft out ON tho big proposition.
mot that they did not need the road,
cor ava not want &c but that they were
NOT located on tho loEical line which
tho highway should follow The TACT
that The men who iuid ont the route
did not allow three such Important
cities jn Influence them. goes Tong
wav toWgrd making the success eft the
undertaking certainty can mo-,
possibly see how anything can stop
Tho building of tho highway which
viii hc for the good Of tho country
and lasting memorial 20 tho immor-
tai Lincoln
"Othcr routes W doubt viii Doc sur
vCrcd IN the rutuce hy men ~ the
country Interested ~ good highways.
There arc several roUcs from const
a. coast which arc dosirDus from many
staudpoints and Foe due 'lmo these
routes viii hc travelled in security and
safety. AZ the present time 20"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26

Believes Lincoln Highway win Give
Big Impetus to National Good Roads

A. a. ana other good roads bodies arc
surveying routes and their intention
~ some day 10 establish them as
iranscontincniai highways. with tho
help of the United States government.
And that ~ a point which can not
be emphasized too strongly. Tho
country does need federal aid IN the
building ana upkoep of the roads Of
the country Little inland streams
hardly big enough to float flat-bot-
tom barge command their appropria-
tlons and why not the roads of the
country which are used ~ greater
extent and 60 q better purpose.
problems there are without num-
Der whom the building Of roads is un-
dortnkcn. bat Americans have never
yet failed Ia anything they have at
tempted and la time tho roads 81
this country VIII Doe just as good, und
possibly better than those IN foreign
lands. what ~ needed. however ~
Tho ploneor spirit OF The earlier days,
which VIII push the completion %
ideas already advanced The sooner
things are done. the spoodier VIII De
the unfolding at the beauties Of this
country from touring standpoint and
tho quicker the farmer will DC able
to roach the city with his produce.
"'rhc latter point In the argument
for tho construction Of good roads IS
a big one. On fact tho greatest 90 my
mind Give the farmer good roads
aud the value Of land increases. as tho
farm. IA fact. IN placed SO many min
utos nearer the city. Aud so VI could
hc shown that almost every field Of
endcavor would be- bcttored by good
roads system throughout the c0un-
try"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26
BUILDING
ROAD SOUTH now
Example Set BY kihuqnek
queans on Good Roads faN
Leads Natives to volunle
Endeavor at Ranches AZ
Atrisco.

Word was received here today thaI
the FARMERS and ralichtfs noaz IIa4
cnoa Dc Atrlsto have takon aofIoell
tho example ael by AibuuuefaNt W
Good Reads Gay and are builHA
another porsson 81 a road soutit
tho other side ~ The river.
They Gre reported % be dninR err
Ccllcnt work and g BE- accomplishing
results. 1iia read shsy ass ~sFsz
Is tho river road through Ranches o.
hirisco. oaat of lba road bnit On
Coed noaea a,iv This frsa g murh
used by loeai traffic. ara can bo iu-
ciuded in che route % fsieta.
The work WIS started Voluntarily
b. tho natives ana Is Intended a. A.
monstrate chat they can do real fuad
building when they want g..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-26
RED RUNNER HURT:
YELLOW TEAM WINS

because Anna Hall, one 81 the Red
team OF Girl Scout runners yesterday
injured an ankle ana was unable To
continue the race, the yellow team of
Scouts won the relay event which end
ed la the placing Of a message In .hc
hands of the mayor
The message was as follows
"RlHhteousncss cNalteth q nation
bat sin is reproach 10 any people
The time for che race, twelve blocks
distance, was about four minutes
Another race viii be held Thuwiuy.
The Scouts are 10 give an Zee cream
sale at tho Rosenwald store the sauur.
day before the state fair.