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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-21
Ell LUNES zARPARA
Ell "ALFOMS0 Kill"

FL competentisimo practice del puer
TO, don F. viscal, ha recibiAo instruc
clones, segln nos iiifcrman, para que
este dispuesto ell lunes las A de la
tarde, sacar al accrazado Alfonso
XIII, que sigue viajs para los Els
tados Unidos.
La~despedida que hara el pdblico
al hermoso buque espaiioi sera tan emo
cionante grandioso como el recibi
miento.
De las condolences de la rnarea dc
pendera que Ell Alfonso XIII" EN-
prenda viaje una hora antes 0 despues
que Ia fiada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-21
! MPuNTES
I T6HA.:MOplENTO
.lspaha y sus hijos de America

lstumbre decir que la. ausen-
IA olvido, v este dicho no deja
su parte de logica, cuando Sc
a otra clase de seAtimientos
, sea ell de amor maternal o f.
ia madre Sc separa de sus hi
Sc afecto sincere Y dcsintere-
lermanecera .un tanto dormido,
no hay OCCASION para expan-
=; pero sc presenta el momen-
ue madre c hijos Sc unen Y ell
ento amoroso despierta Y Sc
IA EN- sus mas entusiastas ma
clones.
conceptos SON aplicables a Els
sus hijos de America. Nos
Ps latino-americanos, no pode-
gar nuestro origen nj olvidar
Naci6n iberica es la madre de
4 civilization, la que nos lego
lisimo idioma, usos y costum-
El sentimiento de solidaridad
los paises latino-americanos y
ion descubrIdora, no desapare-
mas de cstas tierras benditas
mano de la Providencia, orgu
l madre Naturaleza, en- las cua
A fundado el porvenir del mum
Espaia estamos unidos por la
maternidad; formamos parte
gran familia Y nos cabe el ho
ser herederos de la hidalguia
Alerosidad de los Quijotes.
id6s amos de ausencia, quizas
Aenfriado en- el coraz6n porto
el sentimiento de amor ha-
hadre patria, que por un he
perra sc VIC precisada a aban
Ia mas pequefia; pero la mas
!. sus hijas, Y despues de ese
pso de tempo en- que Sc po-
4 pner que el amor hacia la
usente habia decaido, hace
ida en- nuestra historical ba-
icorazado Alfonso XIII, des-
ntre nosotros el sentimiento
filial y acudimos con el en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-21

OJOS en- lorna ue lagrlmaS. eS que el
amor palermo, el amor de raza, es ell gran nive-
lador social; ese amor que bora fronteras, que
anula rencores, que mata odios hace germinar
en- cada espiritu la for sagrada del sentimiento!
Podran transcurrir los amos. podran los pue-
bios, con la febre loca del instinto, destrozarse
unos otros, pero nosotros, los que hemos tenido
la gloria de traer aqui en- este viaje ell espiritu
de paz amor de Espa1a, nunca podremos oil
vidar esta vista, porque ha sido vista de esprit
tus en- Ia cual hemos comulgado todos con la
hostia sagrada y unica del amor.
ALA en- La vieja Espaia, en- nuestros lares, en-
las horas intimas del recogimiento, cerrando los
ojos, evocaremOs las dulzuras de este recuerdo
como algo intense y profundo que estuviere gra
bado en- nuestro 20; evocaremos esta vista y
aspiraremos ell aroma de su recuerdo como sc
evoca toda una historic de amor ante una hor
SEGA y prensada entire las hojas de un libro de
versos.. Estas impresiones, que son ell sentr
de todos, no las hace un misantropo, sino un es-
piritu alberto todas las razas. un nornada que
ha vivido bajo distintos cielos y que en- cada
pals ha dejado jirones de su vida; un sonador
que tiene ribetes de epicureo, porque ha sabido
acordar la siringa panica con ell laud de Romeo;
un poeta que no sabe como lie queda aIn cora
zon de tanto como 10 ha prodigado, y que une
a sus nostalgias de marino ell ansia loca des-
medida del mas ALI" -. iese mas ala"
que, 81 unos 10 buscan en- ell orc otros en- ell
cielo, yo 10 sintetizo en- ell remanso de luz de
unos ojos brujos de mujer -.
Nuestra razae q. es La vuestra, epica, temera-
ria, aventurera galante, no puede ser olvidada
borrada de la Historic porque aunque los si-
CLOS hayan limado sus perfiles en- Ell viejo So
lar, quedan como aves fenix" estas tierras
americanas, que son brotes nuevos del milena-
rio arbol hispanico, brotes en- cuya savia germi-
nan forecen nuestras virtudes nuestros vi
cios nuestro poderio y nuestras debilidades,
nNestra alcurnia historica nuestro cansancio
nacional, nuestro orgullo, nuestra carload. =.
Para nosotros, decir Puerto Rico es evocar
una capua de paz, consuelo y amor; una Capua
donde Ell aire, saturado de yodo marino, tiene
enuvios de flores y frutas exoticas y de carnes
femeninas, que son horacion de rosas, nacaresy
esencias
En- las noches, perfumadAs de estreAas, ante
la vitalidad ambiente de este pals, que es aun
virgen y sera siempre fecundo, Sc siente uno or
gulloso, con un orgullo franco, leal, noble san
to, de tener este trozo de corazon enclavado en-
la inmensidad de los mares y con ell cual Sc CO.
munica Espana por los hilos invisibles del SEN
timiento; Sc siente uno orgulloso y comfortable
al ver que traves de los mares inmensos del
tempo infinite, pueden los labios pronunciar
frases en- ell pleno y rotundo idioma cervantino,
sobre todo esas frases que sintetizan ell vivir
del hombre: 81 Madre mia! que es Ell grito de
la sangre, Amor mio!'' que es ell genlido de
la especie de la raza..,...
ESTEBAN SAT0RRES
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NJ ME- N 20
Impresiones de un narino espaf1ol


Muchas intensas son, raz6n por la cual Sc
ria labor interminable ell darles forma grafica
todas, aunque asi debiera ser; pero la emo
ci6n, cuanto mas profunda, tanto mas dificil
es de expresar. No obstante, sntetizare en- pocas
palabras estos latidos de mi coraz6n mi ce-
rebro.
Desde niio Puerto Rico fue para mi algo asi
como la quimera de un ensueno irrealizable, no
porque fuese un pals hecho imagen y semejan-
"a del espanol, sino por su personalidad geogra-
flea. Este pals, que recibe constantemente en- to-
ola su periferia los besos zarpazos del mar,
en- su suelo derrite el sol sus rayos que son luz
y vida, este pals, repito, tiene una aureola de
prestigios por su clima fauna y flora, teniendo
en- cuenta que. de esta Ultima, hay una especie
que encarna en- 81 todo el color, TODD ell aroma
toda La vida de sus flores frutos. ---.i esa en-
carnaci6n, esa amalgama extraIa es la mujer
portorriqueia.
Yo quiero y debo rendir pleitesia a ella, que
es ell todo en- la vida, no por una cortesia tri-
VIAL manida casi sin prestigio va, sino por la
intima conviction que tengo de que en- ell vivir,
81 hay algo sagrado, no solo por su condi-
ci6n, sino por sus deberes fines sociales, es la
muier y 81 6sto Sc anade que la mujer por-
torriqueiia es una de las mas femeninas que hay,
Sc comprendera que mi forilegio sea natural
y,obligado Esto, primera VISTA parece para
doiico, pero hay que tener en- cuenta que Ell fe-
minismo no solo sc reduce al sexo, sino al espi-
ritu tambien, hemos de convenir en- que la
muier ,portorriquena es fenina en- alto grado
pues une su genera una delicadeza de for de
l. IL Wo do aoNinn
de cristal limpio transparente- un pals
donde la mujer tiene sabor fruta, aromas de
for dulzuraS de miel esta mas cerca que otros
de ser un paraiso, mas que terrenal, celeste
Puerto Rico, para los casi decrepitos paises
de Europa, es una especie de oasis en- el deslerto
de los siglos; un oasis entire la boveda eterna
mente azul del cielo y la comba hquida del mar
En- este pals, todas las razas buscan I'm suple-
mento de vida, que no solo es ell pan de cada dia,
sino algo que escapa la fisiologia vive muy
rec6ndito en- ell espiritu del hombre, es ese ba-
no de luz que pedia Goethe en- su agonia, ese
punto de apoyo que solicitaba Arquimedes para
mover la TERRA ese vellocino de oro que bus
caba Ulises en- SUI trirreme griega, ese mundo
que son6 Colon en- sus insomnios de marino, geo
grafo y poeta..,.
iEs de extranar que con estos antecedentes,
rosotros, marinos espafoles, de rancia estirpe
ga1ante sonadores latinos, vinieramos a es-
tas costas con el espiritu recogido en- 81 la ina
ginacion pendiente solo de trocar en- dulce rea-
lidad un sueno historico familiar? Por ESQ, al
divisar de lejos Puerto Rico, esfumado en- el
orc de sus costas, un neryiosismo extrano inva-
dio todos los organismos y luego al yer que,
como avanzadas de carino, legaban hasta nos
otros en- embarcaciones portorriquenos espa-
noles sentimos esa emocion divina que arran-
cando del corazon tiene sv fiorecimientO en- los
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-21
TRIBUNAL DE D1sTR1To
sEcc1oN pR1MERA

Juan Antonio Bernard, exparte,
dominic. Sc admiti6 la information
ofrecida sc ordeno que la misma
Sc tramite de acuerdo con la ley hi
potecaria.
Ana Luisa Guzman Florit, ex-par-
te, hdbeGs corpus. Sc declare sin lu-
gar peticion de hGbe0s corpus en- es-
tie case.
Antonio Alvarez Nava VS.. Tesorero
de p. r., devolucion de contribucio-
mes. Sc tuvo al demandante en- este
case, por desistido de la prosecusion
de esta accion, sin especial condena-
| cion de costas.
Succession de Pedro Laureano Mer-
ced, ex-parte, Administrator Judi
cial. Sc aprobo las cuentas finales del
Administrator Judicial
Santiago A. oPGlzGrdi Inc, VS.. Car
los A. Soler, cobro de dinero. Sc de-
creto el embargo de bienes del de-
mandado sufcientes a cubrir $3.50 dc
principal, sus intereses $500 para
costas, gastos Y honorarios; prcvia
fianza que debera prsstar la deman-
dante por $1500.OO.
Norberta Colon VS.. Angel Dennis,
divorcio. Sc ordeno que la notifica
cion de la sentencia en- este case Sc
haga al demandado personalmentc.
Cristino Cott, ex-parte, Autoriza
cion Judicial. Sc autorizo al peticiona
rio vender en- publica subasta, por
ell precio minimo de $500 las partici-
pacion de la mitad de la fnca perte
neciente a sus memories hijos Y sl di-
nero Sc deposite en- la Secretaria.
Monserrate Diaz VS.. Saturnino Sal
gado, reivindicacion. Sc tuvo al de-
mandante por desistido de la propo-
sicion de la esta acci6n con las cos
tas su cargo.
Juana Garcia, VS.. Gipriano Santos,
cobro do dine1o. Sc concedio a los
demandantes una prorroga de dias,
para presentar la exposition del ca
so.
Antolin Min Martinez VS.. Ana Axt-
mayor, cntrega de !bienes muebles.
Sc le coneedio la demandada una
prorroga de. treinta dias para pre-
sentar la exposition del case.
/ Jose Maria Umpierre, ex-parte.
tutela. Sc ordeno Sc pongan de mani
>fiesto en- la Secretaria las cuentas de
la tutela, por el termino de ocho dias,
"a fin de que los interesados hagan
rlas objeciones que su deSecho con-
vengan, apercibidos de que sino 10 ha
cen asi seran aprobadas por ell Tri-
bunal.
Agueda Serrano Mulero, ex-parte,
declaratoria de herederos. Sc declara
ron lnicos universities herederos
de don Jose Serrano y dona Maria
Cleofe Mulero, sus hijos legitimos
Felix, Agueda, Gregorio, Ceferina,
Victoriana, Santos, Julian Juana
Mulero.
Pho Sanchez Martin, ex-parte, ad-
ministracion Judicial Sc declare di-
shelta la Administration Judicial en-
este caso
Vicente Cruz VS.. Gumersinda Avi
les, divorcio. Sc lie concedio la de-
mandada Ell benefcio de pobrcza para
litigar en- este case.
Fernando Jim6nez del Pine VS.. Car
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-21
PAsAPoRTEs ExPED1Dos

El Gobernador ha expedido les 81
guientes pasaportes:
Para Cuba: a Juan Alexandra Fal
con, Julio Maldonsdo. Pedro MaIarst.
Matilds Robies, Angela Rosado y tres
hijos memories. I
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s mas facil conquistar una
pOSlclOn, que SOStenerid.

FL ALcoHoLADo cEREIFNA debido sxcslentes
opiedades, mantene pero muy alto. e prestgo que
kitcs 10 han dado producto Indispensable
va casa.
Que rs 81 prediecto de las faIias, diaro 10 proca-
nan sus innumsrabes consumidores.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-14
WELL EQUIPPED FOR DEFENSE
British Adopt Defensive Measures for Big Aircraft That Have Been
 Considered Easy Prey.

The hplplrSsneSS Gt dirigihlcs in the face of airplane attacks may be con sidered matter of the remote past. IT seems that dlrigiblcS of the near future will carry fast single scatter fghIin" airpluneS along with them for the purpose of defending them selves against airplane attacks.
 The British. who appear 10 have taken the lead in dirtgible constrUc- ton and operation away from the Germans. have heerr carrying on eX- tcnsfvc experiments with airplanes carried by dirIgihcS. The giant air shin R-2i-the dirigible which crossed the Atlantic last summer carries nj afrplane suspended below it. The air plane can he reached hy passing through trapdoor and down n swing ing ladder. At the oppOrtune moment fine airplnnp, with motor going at proper speed, is released from the dirigiblc. and after very slight drop goes forth on it's own flight
 The disadvantage, of course, is that once the plane is launched it is not possible for it to return 10 the airShip, so that the latter will he as much at the mercy of a second attack from hostile planes as under old conditions. Scientific American.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-14
NEW EPOG IN
 ALASKA MINING

Marking a new epoch in North era n.iriny development and represe! ing the largest shipment ever seot out of the Kuskokwim River Dis t.irt b,twean seward Poninsula an the Aieuuaut Islands a Eonsisnmcnt of $IIu 500 i'll gold dust arrived in seattle Wednesday when the steam er Katherine C docked in Port from t"c North. The gold dust is being shipped into the states by placer min CTS along tho Kuskowim River, ac corlirg to advice received Thurs day by ]. L. Burnside, general agent in Seattle of tile White Pass and Yukon Route and the Northern com mcrcial Company, which maintains' a numOer of trading Posts in that ter ritoIyi
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-14
Gus BruniCh
 Is Acquitted

Robert Webster the Atlin Police man who took Gus Brunich and number of witnesses out to Fort Rupcrt the latter Part or september returned ycsterday'morp ing on the Princess Alice.
 Brunich wse tried before the Pro yinciaI court for attempted murder he having drawn q revolver or Fatler Alard.
 Larry O'Coanor and Tal1u Jack We're She Principal witnesses but'the jury after a short consultation, brought in Q verdict of not guilty.
 Bruiuch will remain out on the Coast for the winter.
 TaEu Jack and Robert Webster, Ielt on the train yesterdal but Lerry O'Connor will stop a few days in Skagway awaiting the'sail ing of the Tutchi.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-14
Inspection Slated
 FOrHyderHighWaY

Surveyor General R. J. Sommers will leave Juneau Monday for 8 trip to Ketchikan and Hyder for tho purpose of inspecting the road work accomplished at places this, Past season and to look over the salmon river district to decide tho necessary Work to be ione next year. O,
 Mir. sommers Will be accompanied by c. W. Cheathan, in charge of tho rCa ad Work of the bureau of Public roads, Who will arrive in Ju neau today on the the Alaska At Ketchikan they will be joined by ru official from the Portland office'0: tue forestry Service and by c. H. Flcry superintendent of Alaska for ests and the four will make the t-ip to Hyder.
 Mir. Sommers expects to return to JuneaU in about two weeks.-Oapital.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-14

Emil Richter and Walter Stran left tolay on the Matthews'launch for Juneau Where they have been sunmoned as witnesses on the Sur sell case. .,. .i-i lfj
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-14
B. (. PrernieS
 Visits Hyder

British Columbia, Paid his firstyislt to the Portland Canal distrietlast week and spent several hours in Hydcr He was accompanicd by Hon. T. D. Pattulo of Prince Ru
 Pert Minister of Lands, and Russell H Wqlker. q Well known B. C. newsPapcrman who is TOW onthe Van couyer Province staff. MT. Oliver and MT. Pattulo addressed a large gai herring in the ocean View Cabaret, ana were enthusiastically receiyel Many residents of Hydar We're iD terestCd listeners. .-Iyder Miner.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-14

Washington, ,Thursday- The state depaytment reports today that about thirty Americans are still held in Soviet Russia. u
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-14

The easy way to find the prOverhial needle in the haystaCk is to advertise for it. An investigator who wished to determine whether there is any rela- tion between stammerlng and cerebral congestion recently announced in the Journal of the American Medical as- sOciatIon that he wished he could find a Stammcrcr whose skull had been trephined. While there are thousands of Stammercrs in the United States and considerable number of persons whose skulls have been trephined. the chance of finding the two in COmbina- tion seemed exceedingly slim. But the first mail Of the morning after the Journal was issued brought the name and address of such a person.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-14

London Wednesday-Leaders Of the Sim Fein movement regarded Premier Georges Speech at Carnavon as a Declaration of war on Ire laud..J
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-14

Optimistic reports come from the Kaatishna mining district, where'moI than 100 miners are Working on Pro missing prospects besides the one mine that is being operated. The Alaska Treadwell CoHpany is em ployilg 15O men on new claims in the Kuskowim district.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-14
The Princes Alice
 Takes Big Load

The Princess Alice arrived from Yancouver and southern Ports yes terday morning at about seven O clock With a good list of passeng CTS ard freight.
 The Princess Alice sailed eleven o'clock with about one hun drod rassengers and quite lot of Lousehold goods which belonged to thosc who are leaving the county for good. - Among tLe Passenger list is noted the names of Judge uad Mrs. Me Caulcyl O. Dawson WHO are gc:"g to eastern Canada to sPeAd the winter.
 Ms. Charles Boyle, O. s. Lannin,, and wife, D.. Alfred Thompson mcm Der for Yukon Who Will go di rect to Ottawa.
 Mrs. Lemon ne:ce of Captain Turn CT, master of the steamboat White horse wlo spent several Weeks in Dawson. 70. l.
 Mr a.G Mrs. A. Black and taI fly of D:wsop also are going out for te Winter.
 j. k. Cole wife and two children of Whitthcrse who are going to EdmUnton to make their home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gore ard Mrs Tho mas Maschell of .Auin. Ms. Masch,n is cn her Way to Norway for a visit with her Parents.
 Mrs. NJ. NJ. Smith, Crede Bone brake, T. C., Richards of White horse and q lot of big game hunt CTS who had congregated here after successful trips into tie Yukon. and Alaska wilds.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-14
A Rich Strike.
 To Westward

Ronanza Ore strikes are being re Ported et Anchorage by prospectors who nave been out during the SUI her. states a report received at the Alaska Bureau of tho Chamber of Commerce. One of the latest'fi is trat of Fred P. Davy, presideD of the Alaska Three Metals Com pany. from the Kashwitna dis ,rIrt, Where a new vein has been opened. The samples brought in as say s ,OOO In gold, 200 ounces in'sil Yer and 66 Per cent copper.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-14
Veterans Of Nome
 Toin Yankee Legion

The Nome branch of the American Legion is now permanently organized ccording to word received from that place. At meeting of the mem bers it Was decided, by unanimous consent, that the Post should be known as "Thomas A. Ross, Jr. Post No g, American Legion"
 Tine election to office resulted in tho selection of the following:
 Harry G. Gabrielson, President; Peter A. Lee, Vice President; liar old o. Nelson, secretary.
 Executive Committee: Alfred J. Lomcn, Thomas A. Ross, John V. Began 4
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-14
L.B. McGuire Wins
 Bride In Juneau

Gertrude Elfreda seward and Loyd Byron Mcclure were married Satur day afternoon by U. s. Commissioner x. L Burton. Mrs. McGuire has been in Juneau this Past summer and is we'll known here. Mir. AIcGuire is from Ruby and recently returned from Kodiak, Where he has been for tre past nonthh il the interest of oil csaim in that district.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-14
Will Take Out
 Big Fortunes

Tie Guggenheims expect to take olL five million d1lars next Year With their dredge on Hunker creek, Love GuIch. turned down during the great stampede is now covered Wit prosPectors. The Forty Mile'Dredg ing and Power company las spent two million dollars in deveiopment work the Past two wears.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-14
terSchedule
 Is Established
Seattle, Wednesday-The s.

Seattle, Wednesday s. s. City of Seattle sailed last nightg
 This sailing inaugurated tho winter sailing schedule of the AdmiralfiIe running regularly to Sl5agway.
 The Spokane Will run between Sa att'e Juneau and Sitka. The Sc attle mad fcrty sevcn Passengers in cluding twenty one soldiers for FCrt William 1T. Seward.
 Ms. Anne Lund was booked for Sksgway.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-14

Washington, Thursday-The resign tiou of Jouett s. House. AS sislant Secretary of the Treasury, to take effect November fifteenth, was accepted today by the President.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-14

Syattle. Wednesday-Miss Brainerd, anl Stcfansson wero much together in this city during the explores last visit nere and the rumor was Per sistant that they were engaged.
 Ildge King Dykeman received a telcgraFhic request from miss Brain erd tcday for his assistance in her dereDse. T,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-27
MARSRALLS RETURN.

The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall will return to Washington this
afternoon from Columbia City. Ind,
after having spent Christmas Day ard
sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. IL. -. Nc
Lallen. They went to Indiana from
Pittsburgh, where Mr.. Marshall had
made an address. Columbia City is
their old home.
The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall are planning series OF dinner
parties during January. They will
give one on January s and another
on January 10. at which the British
Ambassador and Lady Geddes will be
the guests of honor. Later in. the
month they will have two more.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Ruffcorn, Of
Des Moines, will arrive today to
join the little house party of young
people which the Secretary of A6rf-
culture and Mrs. Meredith are enter
tanning. They are on their way TO
New York, whence they will sail
shortly for Porto Rica. They are
close friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mere
dith's son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick owen Bchen. .
Ms. Walter McLallen, Of Evanston,
i'll. will come to Washington or
January to stay with Mrs. Nero
dith and on January 6 she will give
a luncheon for her guest
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-27
BUDS FETED.

Mrs. John II. Dayton. wife OF the
connandant OF the Navy Yard, is
Swing a tea dance at 4:3O this af-
tNrnoon in her quarters in honor
o. Miss Charlotte and Miss Zilla
MCDougall. all the debutantes OF the
season being special guests. The
Younger set will enjoy what prom
iscs TO be one of the gayaSt and