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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-06

An0ndemOS un POGO mas; QeS'
cendamos un POGO mas al fondo
vam0s a bucear en- ell ancho y
profundo mar de nuestra vida,
en- ell cual Sc juntan cosas viejas
Y cosas nuevas, muchas borras
de cosas que han dejado de ser
V la nueva materia de la cual ha
de surgir ell nuevo tipO de raza.
Queremos llegar al sitio en- que
estan prendidas las fuertes raj
ces de nuestro pueblo y nuestra
raza.
Tantos siglos de civilization
han llegado formarnOs una per
sonalidad tan fuerte y tan ACADIA
da, que ninguna otra -civillza-
ci6n podra echarnOs abajo ell pa
laciO linajudo, blasOnadO, poten-
te y CRYSTALLINE de nuestros abue-
los, palacio Ell el cual guardamos
avaramente los innumerables te-
soros de nuestra Religion, de
nuestra literature, la mas rica
de todas en- su constante forecl-
miento, y mucho mas ahora, que
se~halla en- plena resurrection.
Hay un concepto absOlutamen
te falsO de las dos civilizaciOnes
que Sc .encuentran, por un deslg-
Mo del destinO, frente a frente
en- estos paises del Nuevo Mum
do.
La gente com1n juzga una ci-
vilizacion, no pOr sus ideales de
vida, no por su orientaci6n flo
s0fica, literaria, social y religio-
sa, sino por su magnitud, por su
vol1men, por su extension. Tai
manera de 1uZgar es falsa, es ca
81 idiota. Asf, con esos ojOs des-
lumbrados por la enormidad IA
bulosa de las cosas gigantescas,
no Sc vera jamas la verdad re
c6ndita, esencial, sagrada que Sc
esconde en- 10 mas ocultO v vela-
do de las cosas.
Seamos refexivos, es decir,
meditemos, sin fines especulati-
vos. Derramemos un POGO de luz
en- ell oscuro y complicado cami-
no por e1 cual va algo descarria-
ola nuestra raza, ,crey6ndose insult
ciente, 0 dando inconscientemen-
te eli priTilegio de ser a otras ra-
zas que no pueden nj podran SO
repujdrla nunca.e..\
Ella lleva en- su alma las poten
cias, las potencias ibeficas q. la
han mantenido enhiesta frente a
las invasiones. Hay que despertar
esas potencias salvadoras, hijas
de nuestra sana y fuerte perso-
nalidad en- constante gestaci6n,
en- perpetuo crear de mundos.. !;
potencias brotadas de las corrien
tes que la formaron en- ell seno
mismo del gran molde antique
indestructible...
Ia Espa1a sacrificada, genera
sa, constructive, ideOlogica, espi-
ritual, religiosa y bella que pin
ia Mr.. Lammis .en SUI obra, aun-
que quitandole ell temple espafiol
al pasarlo por su temperamento
salon, es la Espafla de siempre,
es La Espana que vive aquf y
ALA, en- ell solar maduro de Eu-
ropa y en- el solar, verde adn, de
America, como dos faros que al
confundir sus luces iluminan y
hacen resplandecer las tres Guar
tas parties del Mundo, con sus
potentes y milagrosas fplgura.
clones.
Espaia ha sido y es ell pals
mas noble de la terra en- su
esencia desligada de los pesados
y casi rompecabecescos profile
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-06

doubledrive gear, Of 60-inches
by 2S-inches.
A horizontal "Cornisch" ma
chine, doubledrive gear, of 60
inches by 3O>inehes.
A tCorlisch" Crusher, "a" K
72". -
A "Stirling" Boiler 500
horsepower, with it's ventilator.
4 multubular boilers of g.
feet by 16-feet.
300,0OO-gallon triple effect,
with its vacuum pumps and
others.
An American sugar-boiler,
1O=feet by S-feet.
A French .sugar-boiler, z x
7'.S".
An English sugar-boiler, 8, x
S'-9".
A SMurphy" heater of 500
SO. feet, heating surface.
Q ritter presses WITH pump.
20 deficators.
A set of 5 Centrifcals, with
mixer and machinery.
A set of two Centrificals and
all accessories. o.
A set of two Centrifeals and
all accessories. ~
A set of 6 .Centrifcals and
all accessories.
!, 80 Iron tanks, for molasses,
cane-juice, and other liquids.
12 pumps for cane juice and
molasses.
1 pump, with it's boiler, to
elevate water from the river.
An iron cooler with two
pumps.
An iron tank for water, of
10000 gallons capacity.
A large mansonry water
tank. s,'sa -
A 25.kilowatt dynamo, with
machinery attached.
2 motors for bagasse car
riers.
1 chemical laboratory with
all of it's utensils.
There are also in the said
property1a wooden house; and
another, the lower part OF
which is Constructed of man
sonry and the upper story OF
wood, covered with iron, that
measures 76-feet 7-inches in
length by 4O-feet in width, and
20-feet in height, having at its
side a wing that measures 40
feet in length by 16-feet IN
width, covered with galvaniz
ed iron; to the south of said
house there is another, rec
tangular in shape, 5O,feet long
by 31-feet wide, constructed Of
, wood upon masonry founda
tions, covered with galvanized
iron, with a wing on the west
side 4O-feet long by 21-feet
wide.
GA tract of land of 200
cuerdas in the place "Ponte
zuelas" of the BarriO of Saba
na-Abajo, Municipality of Ca
rolina, equivalent to 76-hecta
res, 6O-ares, and 7S-centiares,
ROUNDED: on the EAST BY
Bartolom9 Berga; on the
SOUTH. by Juan Jose Machico
tei; on the WEST by Succession
Bultron, and ON the NORTH By
Julio Garcia.
(3).-A tract of land situat
ed in the barriO Of Martin Con
zalez, Municipality Of Carroll
ma, consisting of l33, ,S4-cuer
das, equivalent tos52.hectares
60.ares and 4B-centiares,
BOUNDED: on the NORTH
by lands Of the Progreso Sugar
Company; on the SOUTH by
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-06
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the carretera from Carolina to
Rio Pedras; on the EAST by
lands formerly belonging to-
Jose Palacios, to-day owned by
Modesto Ortiz, the road FROM
Carolina, and lands of Nicasio
Arsuaga; and on the WEST by
lands 'sof the Progres0 Sugar
Company.
(4.-Rustic property com
posed of parts of lands of the
properties, called Providencia",
s'Campo Rico, and |'Estancia
Pereyo", situated in the Barrio
of Sabana Abajo, Municipality
of Carolina, and Sabana-Llana
of the Municipality of Rio Pie
dras, comprising in all 9S2.3S-,
cuerdas, equivalent to 1885, hec-
tares, 11-ares, and 36-centa-
Ties, containing a canal demo-
minated ia Pasa" that con-
meets on the west side. with the
Canal and Lagoon ."San JOSEF,
and ON the east with another
canal called '.Providencia'I,
having also a brook called
"San Anton; BOUNDED: on
the NORTH by the canal ''La
Pasa";; on the SOUTH with
Francisco Robledo, Cadierno,
Riera ys'Isaac, Standard Fruit
Company; Ezequiel Cruz, Do
mingo Cruz, Succession Bal
carcel, and Rosales y Cia.; on
the EAST by the same Success
sion Balcarcel, Marcos Tomas
Caneia, and the Lisa Road; on
the WEST with lands of Ro-
sales y Cia., and with Manuel
Fald and the laguna "San JO-
Sc"
On the said tract there is
2-story dwelling-house, cons
tructed of wood with masonry
stairway and a part of the
lower floor covered with ma
sonry that measures 17-yards
from by 17-yards depth.
The above described properties
will be offered for sale, first, as
parcels (fincas) and
bids will also be receiy-
ed for the machinery and mill
(the factory and after the bid
ding therefor the undersigned
Special Master will call for bids
for all of the properties as an
the highest bid or bids
for all the properties will be ac-
cepted.
Successful bidders will be re-
quired to deposit with the un-
dersigned 1919 of the amount OF
their respective bids in cash or
certified check, and the balance
shall be. paid when the sale or
sales have been confirmed by the
Court and upon the execution OF
the corresponding deed. Ii the
sale or sales are not confirmed
said deposit will be returned to
the bidder who made the same.
Any and all bonds secured by
the said mortgage may be used
for the payment of any bid in
the proportion the same would be
entitled to participate in the
amount produced by the said
sale.1 Nj
Full and complete information
may be obtained with reference 70
the properties from Mr.. Manuel
". Domenech, No. / San Jose St.,
San Juan, p. r., and as to any
question concerning the said
sale, from the undersigned Spe-
cial Master.
San Juan, P. r., July Is, 1919.
r. Mdrtines AlU0res.
Special Master.
-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-06

mas polfticos y economics que
han acabado con la paciencia dt
los pueblOs, por ser probiemas
que no tienen nj tendran solu
ci6n hasta que la economic y Ia
politica, esas palahrejas tan ma
noseadas, dejen su puesto a los
grandes sentimientos de la vida
ell amor Y la justicia. =.
Hay que tener en- cuenta los
distintos factories que la forma
ron, Y las invasiones que Sc vic
obligada a rechazar para mante
ner intacto ell espfritu indfgena
el alma pura del pueblo hispa
no..
No podemOs juzgar este pue
DO pOr su grande obra en- Anne
rica, unicamente,; hay que juz
garla a partir del ciclo del Ro
mancero, cuando aparecen, como
representatives genuinos, como tt
pos verdaderos de la Raza, Ber.
nardo, Rodrigo y otros heroes
surgidos del vigoroso y temible
corazon de la Espafa concienzu.
da y rebelde. -; coraz0n templa.
do Glen mil veces en- la notables
acciones de la historic.
Desde ese momento empieza
a formarse la personalidad de la
Raza. De ahf, del ciclo del Ro.
mancero, frente a nuestrO carac-
ter y de nuestros ideales como
iberos, es que parte toda nueStra
literature que lego a ser, ell ar
monfa cone excessive poder1O de
Espaila, la mas robusta, no nos
cansamos de repetirlo, de tCdas
las demas literaturaS, SIN eX-
cluir la francesa Y en- este estan
de acuerdO los crIticos primeros
del Mundo. Jose Maria de LARA
prob0, hace va mucho tempo, la
superioridad de la literature es-
panola que al llegar a su apogeo
deslumbr6, con su plentiful y su
solidez, a los genios de la Hunia-
nidad.
Las Bernardos y los Rodrigos
y todos aquellos bravos persona
jes del Romancero integran la
rebelde actitud del alma indigo
ma Y del alma puramente espa-
nola. Ellos culminan luego en- el
SEGISMUNDO de Calder0n, pa
Dire del HAMLET de Shakes
peare. SEGISMUNDO represen-
ia una nueva conciencia. Els ell sem
brador de la semilla que al cabo
de tres ,siglos estalla y germina,
hacienda aparecer la Espaiia ac.
tual, fioreciente de nuevo en- un
chorro de ideas regeneradoras.
Ell Quote, que fue un producto
del espfritu arabe-greco-romano
tiende, de cierta manera, a contra
decir ell ideal iberico, alma del al
ma indfgena que Sc opuso a toda
renovation desarrollada 'en Espa
iia por los inyasores las fuertes y
arraigadas ra1ces de los senti
mientos del pueblo hispano no po
dram ser destruldas pOr nadie
sentimientos sostenidos por los sa
grados principles (religiosos, so
ciales, filos6fcos y literarios) dc
la Raza..
Pero donde realmente adquiert
un relieve poderoso la Raza, es {
traves de Lope, que fue el que tn
vo la vision exacta, no de 10 OUT
era, vision encarnada en- ell QuijO
tie, .sino en- 10 que debfa ser, el al
ma espanola, ell ideal puro y yer
dadero del super-hombre, del HON
bre-voluntad, del hombre concien
cia. -. Ell revel6, en- sus persona
~0A KXA W
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-06

Van uOSldISICOS uC Ids UIdHuuIdS
| y las bellezas del coraz6n, hacia
un fin va entrevisto. Ella es ell
Iyerdadero coraz6n del Mundo, ell
foco intellectual de Europa. Hacia
ella iran los caballeros andantes,
(ridfculos para unos y heraldos de
fuerza para otros), que fueron, en-
siglos luminosos, glofias. del Nun
do, para luego ser ell hGsmerreir
de las muchedumbres bizcas y
asanchopanzadas.
iAh, Espaha, cuan pocos son los
que te ven en- tn verdadera forma
de grandeza, como pueblo surgido
de la honda, universal y sagrada
esencia del sentimiento, f1erza
motriz. de la humanidad toda!.
Guam pocos son los q. compren-
den til lirismo, es decir, el sobera-
no impulse de vida, el exceso de
passion y de energla por las cosas
sanas, fuertes, fecundas y verda-
deramente nobles!...
Nj a1n tus mismos pen
sadores, aquellos que tienen la
[Obligaci0n de estudiarte anteS de
definir tn multiple vida, tn com
Ipleja y extraordinaria personali-
dad, nj a1n esos te comprenden-.
Al profundizar en- tn historic no
llegan nj a tus problemas polfti-
cos, corteza de los pueblos, hecha
de rutinas renoyables. Son pocos,
contados, los que saben 10 que real
mente eres y representas ante la
conciencia de la Humanidad, ante
Dios...
Esos,. los que Green concerto y
hablan de tn corazon como de algo
debil, ignoran los muy imbeciles,
que tn fuerza mace del sentimien-
to, que tu historic es hija de un
sentimiento, que tus heroes nacie-
ron de un sentimiento, que de un
sentimientO es que mace, precisa
mente, tn caracter frme, invaria--
BILE, eterno, como ell bronco de tus
escudos y tus lanzas.
Ell sol de Carlos Quinto esta en-
10 alto ;.aun no Sc ha puesto, como
Green algunos. Ell sol de Carlos
Quinto esta irradiando sus fayos
fecundantes en- todo coraz0n espa-
mol. Y como 81 ESQ fuese POGO, te-
nemos el sol de Ceryantes, sol de
la idea, que ilumina con sus pro
fundas y sagradas verdades, todo
el mundo castellano, por encima
de las palidas nieblas que quieren
derramar las fr1as corrientes del
Norte helado cuya civilization .es
dura, cortante, y aspera, propia de
los puhos del boxeador y las amar
gas heces de la amarilla cerve-
"a.
Danos, Espafia, la copa de vino
rojo, rebosante de la gloria del
amor y la algeria ncuyo fondo
esta todo ell fsecreto de nuestra
vida, 10 mismo ALA, en- las llanu=,
ras de Ia, Mancha q. en- las soleda-
des de los argentinos desiertos.
Calzanos la espuela que Hevaba
Prim cuando dijo al moro que 81
el sol entraba en- Tetuan, tambien
entraba el con todo suejercito, 10
que cumpli6 al pie de la letra ell
bravo Captain de la Espa1a que
parecen desconocer los sietemesi-
nos de la Raza. Aquellos cuyas
rafces estan muertas a trav@s de
las generaciones Observation-Disclosures
lpor elementos extraflos a la san
gre de Ia gran madre.
I q. RiberG Cheuremont.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-06
Espaha ante Ia Historic

jes, la complicada y complejfsima
Epsicologia de la Raza.
Al llegar a este punto de su
historic, Espa6a asombra al Nun.
do, no solo con su literature, re
Ipresentada en- los tres gigantes del
siglo XVIII, sino Ell ell brazo in
vencible de sus grandes Capita
neS.
Ahora bien; la grandeza de Els
paf1a no estuyO jamas basada en-
los ~ejercitos y escuadras de que
disponfa su poder nacfa de una
vitalidad extra-humana que muy
bien podrfa defnirse como el Sc
creto vital del genio de nuestra
estirpe...
Hay un momento en- que ell Nun
do tOdo tiembla a su pasO. Esta
es la causa de su verdadero carac-
ter. De ahi es que brota su per
sonalidad, de completes rasgos
psicol0gicos, de una severidad
adusta, Y de un fOndo dolOroso,
tragico, espolvoreado de un suefio
fatal y profundO como la misma
muerte, :. Ell alma de Espafla per-
maneci6 siempre alberta a todos
los dolores y a todas las esperan-
zas. :. iOh, las ternuras y los per-
dOnes del fuerte!. e.
Ell ideal de nuestra Raza, es uno
de los ideales mas bellos y mas
acabados de la Humanidad. Ella
hasa su felicidad en'el amor, Ell Ia
amistad, en- valores -puros, en- va
lores verdaderOs. Su fin es alcan-
zar la perfection anhelada costa
del dolor, maestro fecundo de vi
das, dios adorado en- ell Oriente,
fuente de todas las verdades, ma
nantial lfmpido de Ia sabidur1a
del coraz0n.
Para estudiar a Espafa no hay
que mirarla desde ell punto de Wis
ia de su progreso, material, que
esta al alcance de los perr0s, pues
tambien pueden no progresar
materialmente estOs animales. :.
FL progreso material no determi-
ma ell adelanto de un pueblo; no
tiene significaci6n alguna ante la
ciencia nj ante la historic. Sc pue
de nadar en- los mares dorados de
la abundancia, entire. perlas
diamantes y zafros y.todos los lu-
jos y comodidades posibles y ser
tan brute como ell rabo de un GER
do como Ell colmillo de una ra-
ta...
Miremos a Espafia desde ell pun
to de vista espiritual, desde las
majestuosas y esplendentes cimas
de la idea, de la madurez intelec-
tual, de la sbaidurfa que salpimen-
to y tino de orc su torturante vi
da de sacrifcios y renunciacio-
mes. :. que es como Sc llega a des-
cubrir la verdad verdadera. Mi
remos a Espana desde nuestro ho-
gar envuelto en- las tibias dulce-
dumbres de la luz que derrama eli
las almas el sol, ell eterno sol de
nuestros amores. Miremos a Espa-
ia en- ell divine fulgor religioso de
los siglos, con su natural filosof1a,
filosoffa que brota del dulce y tier
no coraz6n de JESUS, alma de la
Religion fundada sobre la profun-
la verdad de la Justicia. Miremos
a Espaiia en- ell gesto de nuestros
heroes naartires sacrifeadOs, sin
comedia, en- bien de los hom.
bres. Miremos a Espa1a en- la sua
vidad materna; en- ell mimoso
amor de nuestros abuelos; en- Ia
exaltada y loca vehemencia de
nuestros padres; en- la suprema
deleitable gracia de nuestras no
Was o esposas; en- ell desinteres J
simpatfa de npestros amigos. Mi
remos a Espa1a en- la mas elevada
en- la mas eterea, en- la mas blan
10 a1, 10 Y11A G, c11ti1 ON 10 mas nQS
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-17
QUARANTINE STATION :.
 AT RAPIDS ROADHOUSE

In view of the recent outbreak of influenza among the natives near Gulkana and as an added precaution against the spread of the disease, a quarantine station has been estab- lished at the Rapids roadhouse, on the Fairbanks-Valdez trail.
 R. M. (Waterfront) Brown leaves tomorrow morning with Ed Bartlett's team to take charge of the station and Dr. Sutherland, the territorial health officer, will leave in his car on Sunday morning to complete all arrangements.
 Dr. Sutherland stated today that the quarantine station at the Pile driver roadhouse will also be con- tinued for the present. and when circumstances warrant such a course one of the stations on the trail will be discontinued.
 Recent reports state that there have been three of four deaths among the natives, who have been isolated.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-17
ROLAND STAGE
 RAPID SERVICE

A Roland stage pulled in to Nenana quite unexpectedly last night, having made the entire dis tance in single day. It brought the mail and little freight, but had no passengers.
 Horses have been stationed at the Ohio roadhouse, and Roland announces that his stages will make the journey to Fairbanks in one day, the same time being consumed on the return trip. A stop will be made at the Ohio roadhouse for lunch and a change of horses.
 The Roland stage will leave the Portland at six o'clock tomorrow morning sharp, for Fairbanks. Any freight or passenger reservations may be made at the Portland at any time, night or day.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-17
FAREWELL DINNER
 FOR 4. ]. HEWITT

A. J. Hewitt, chief accountant of the Alaskan Engineering commits sion for this divison, who will leave shortly for the Outside, will be the guest of honor at dinner to be given tonight by a few of his friends.
 The dinner will take place at the Central restaurant and those who will be present, besides the guest of honor will be Messrs H. B. Joseph, J. Russell Walle, George Markus, M. A. Schaeffer, Martin Nash, Kenneth inlayson and Carl Schmidt.
 MT. Hewitt expects to leave by way of the Broad Pass trail as soon after the return of Charles Smith s dog team as possible. He has ar ranged for Smith to take him out.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-17
RUBY MERCHANT
 LIKES NENANA

Ed Willis, who arrived here yes- terday afternoon, is visiting Nenana for the first time in many years, and stated this morning that he was very much surprised to find such a large town here. He is very favorably impressed with the looks of Nenana, which, he says, is so utterly different from the usual mining towns.
 MT. Willis, who has been in busi- ness at Long City, in the Ruby dis trict, for the past four years, is on his way Outside to replenish his stock of goods and expects to re- turn on the first boat in the spring. He will take the Broad Pass trail provided he can get transportation on the train for his horse. The horse has been his faithful servant and friend for many years, and MT. Willis is taking him Outside and will place him in pasture for the rest of his life.
 The Ruby district has suffered from a shortage of labor, due to many going Outside, and the high cost of materials and supplies, Mir Willis said, and he thinks that next summer conditions will improve wonderfully and Ruby will again be booming.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-17
ALF IRELAND THANKED BY
 NAVY FOR USE OF "EYES'

When the call came from the navy department for the use of binoculars, telescopes, spy glasses, etc., to be used as the "eyes of the navy" in locating submarines in their trips across the ocean during the war, Ali Ekeland, of the Port. land, was among the patriotic citi- zens of this town who responded by sending fine pair of binoculars
 On the last mail Ali received the following communication from the assistant secretary of the navy:
 Washington, D. C.,
 Navy Department, U. S. Naval
 Observatory, Washington, D. c.
 Subject of articles, in connection with the navys call for binoculars, telescopes, eyeglasses and other navigation instruments:
 "There is being returned to you by registered mail the article re- ceived from you in response to the navy's call.
 "An engraved certificate evi- dencing the participation of this article in the war is now being pre- pared and will be forwarded to you at a subsequent date.
 "It is hoped that any evidence of wear or damage will be com- pensated for by the fact that a great service has been performed and that historic interest has been added .to the article returned
 FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT,
 Assistant Secreary of the Navy"
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-17

Msnana-- The Gateway to aicxinIey
 National Park.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-17

Nenana, A1aska's Interior Fuel Depot
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-17
KNITTING CLUB '... .
 MET YESTERDAY

There was a very good turnout at the meeting of the Nenana Knit ting club, which was held at the home of Mrs. Oscar Rothenburg yesterday afternoon, and lot of work was accomplished by the ladies present.
 Refreshments were served by the hostess during the course of the meeting, which ended about five o'clock:
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-17

After some study of the situation the school authorities in Juneau de- cided to not open a night school at the present time. Some twenty five ambitious foreigners had en- rolled in the schools, but the es- pense was believed to be too great to take up the session at the present time.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-17
UNION MEETING TONIGHT

A meeting of the Nenana Labor Union will be held at the Union Hall tonight commencing at seven o'clock sharp.
 Nomination of officers for the cur rent year will take place at the meeting and all members of the union are urged to be in attendance. period.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-17

One of the largest brown bears ever killed in Southeastern Alaska was brought into Hoonah recently by native hunter, Charley Jim. The bear was 12 feet and four inches long and five feet and six inches high.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-01-17

Commission employees who died recently of influenza at Anchorage are: F. w. Kincaid, M. Terla, Neil LeRoy, CA. Byerling, Michael Mall off, Vim. Cornwall, Michael Babish.