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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-11
VENEZUELA INCLINED TO PEACE
Provided That Her Honor Will in No Way
Suffer by the Settlement.

Caracas. Venezuela. Oct. 1.-THE
correspondent here of the Associated
Press is enabled to say upon excellent
grounds that the idea of a peaceful.
friendly and conclusive arrangement
between Venezuela and Colombia of
the existing trouble is not repulsive-
not foreign-to Venezuela. il being al
ways understood that Venezuela's na-
tional honor viii in no way suffer
thereby. and that during the past fort
night this idea has grown and has Sc
cured increased following in Caracas.
where the possibilities of an amicabIe
settlement are more or less occupying
public attention.
Venezuela recognizes the fact that
the maintenance of large army on
the frontier is exceedingly costly. with
cut directly benefiting the country. On
the contrary. these heavy eXpendi-
lures are most unfortunate. and the
present condition. being on the verge
of war. is distinctly detrimental to
commerce and to the country's well
being. and should he changed. one way
or the other. If possible. Along the
frontier. from TacD.ra to Guaiira. the
Venezuelan army has protected the oc-
cupied positions by entrenching and
strengthening them. in which the
ders to remain firmly on the defensive.
and not to adopt measures of aggres-
sion, but to repel invasion.
The reply to the memorandum of DIR.
Blanco. the Venezuelan minister Of for
eign affairs. and to NeneZuela's request
to DIR. Rico. the minister of Colombia
to Venezuela. to explain Colombia's al
legged invasion of Tachira i'm July. could
reach here at the end of this month.
according to the calculations OF the
time DIR. Rico requires to reach Bogo-
tn. confer with the Colombian cabinet.
and transmit the letters with the an
swer to Caracas. Venezuela is anxious
to receive COlOmbia'S reply.
In the meantime the frontier situa
ton is dangerous. Two forces of
armed men. without a dividing neutral
zone, are confronting each other. y
misunderstood order. q trivial accident
or a minor. unintended engagement
might precipitate bloody encounter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-11

Dallas, Tex, Oct 11-Superintend-
ent Rice. of the state penitentiary, an
nounces that the penitentary board
has determined to discontinue the
practice of leasing conviets to do rail-
road and renair work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-10-11
eoIden wedding CeIebr,t.a

Pana. Ills, Oct. 11.-Rev. DIR. E.
W. and Mrs. Clarke celebrated their
golden wedding here Wednesday. DIR.
Clarke is we'll known, was founder OF
Irvington college and has been in the
ministry fifty-two years.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-31
zGoDA.
E~gzekucja C~zo}gosza.

We wtOrek 2e-go pads. o godri-
ME Tel rano .ab6jca prsrydsnta
MoKinley'a poniosi smiorc " krsesle
elektryoznem W wierisniu stanowem
" Auburn, n. Y. Sprawisdliwosci
ludzkiej staio sic sados6. Chwila tn
jest ostatnis scene krwawej tragic
dji dziejowej. kt6ra w~strzasneia Ca
fym swiatem prsed kilku tygodnia-
mi. Skazaniec zeszedi re swiata, ie-
Tell wierzyc sprawozdaniom pism,
niePogodzony ami L Bogiem ami re
spofeozehstwem ludskiem. Szedi ma
smierc odwatnie, leoz ME przyjai
ofiarowanej mu przsz Koscid poole
chy religijnej. Ostatnie siowa jego
swiadczyiy rowniea. ae ME .slowai
ozynu, "a ktory piaoii zycism.
Historic rzuca .sslone ma to krwa.
We trsgiedje. Jedyna iaska, jake
d1ieje ludzkosci mogs wyswiadc.ye
tel nieszczesnej ofierre slepsgo i
bezrozumnego swego ~fanatyrmu
mote bye tylko .apomnienis. Czoi-
gosz aasiuAyi ma to, ably imie jego
Poszio " niepamiec.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-31
POdziekOwania.

Jestem obowiazany zioAyc pu-
bliczne podziekowanie pahstwu Ed
wardostwu Gorskim " Buffalo IN
~goscinnosc, ktora okazali ola mnie;
w~racajac Z Sejmu XIV Wv. N. p.
pc drodze wstapiiem ma wystawe;
zaiuje, re tylko krotki ozas zabawi-
Tenn W Buffalo, kt6re mnie oczaro-
waio.
Widzac to Polske, przekona}em
sic, Re dotyohczas miasto to jest mai
odpowiedniejsze Ola rozwoju ma
szych rodakow, DO najlePiej 50 tn
skuPieni, maja swa przysziosc ola
rozwoju dobrobytu jake Polacy,
maja tn piekne koscioiy, szko}y,
wiasne domy ! rome prredsiebiors-
twa a Oh. Antoni Shredder polak BIZ.
tujs wszystkie browarnie.
Niejedni So " biedzie, krytykuiao
Delegatow, ae MIC dobrego ME
zdziaiaja ma Sejmie; jest to ME
ssusznie; dobry Delegat jest dobro-
dziejstwem ola grupy j Zwiazku, on
sic stara, ably sprawy mu powisrzo.
ne wyProwadzii z~korzyscia ola tyoh,
kt6rzy go wyssiaja. wiasnis ten o.
goi Delegatow Z roanyoh stron tyl-
ko mole zdrowe uchwaiy nada6 do
P~odniesienia duoha narodowe 60
polskiego. i szacunkiem Del. OR.
81 W Brooklynie.
Udcreyniec KGmiiski.
1872 Dupont str.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-31
Kronika miejscowa

We czwartek Sligo b. I'M. o godz. 5
wiecxorem odbedzie sic domu Zwiaz.
kowym wsp6lne ~posiedzenie Zarzadu
C~entralnego, ma kt6rem beda obecni
TAX cxfonkowie dawnego Zarzsdu, jak 1
nowi, wybrani m Sejmie XIv-tym.
= w ~przesziym tygodniu W sa-
siednim Hammond. Ind. spalil sic
wielki zakisd konserwow miesnych,
drugi z rzedu " Ameryce pc siyn-
nych stokjardaoh Chica goskich.
Straty wynoszs okoio miljons dola-
row. Ia trey miesisce cs}y zak}ad
my bye odbudowany.
y Ksiadz irlandzki Crawford EOS
tai ekskomunikowany przez delega-
t. apostolskiego W Waszyngtonie
n uparte uchylanie sic cd posiu-
szehstwa wiadzom koscielnym.
Byly Inspector naftowy miej-
ski X. Burke, p~rocesowany przez
miasto "a sprzeniewierzenie fundu-
STOW miejskich, zostai uwolniony
prsez sedziego Brentano.
= Spaliia sic fabryka motorow
Wood'a na Wabash ave. w ogniu
zgineiy miedzy innymi przedmiota-
mi 22 automobile przysiane do Chi
cago Honolulu dla naprawy,
wartosoi so, 900 dol.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-31

.Pr1e1 diugi c.as cierpiaiem ma
straszny ksszel. Utywsiem roanych
iekarstw, leoz ME p~rzyniosiy mi
tadnej ulgi. Wres,cie sprobowaiem
Severy Balsamu ma pluca i pc uzyciu
jednej butelki cietar z myoh piersi
ustapi}, kaszel ustal. Teraz 90
sawsze uaywam W mel rodzinie i
Poleoam wszsd,ie gdzis moge."-
FIR. kritz, 1922 Elizabeth ST., Chi
cago. Cena 25c / SOC.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-31
POsZukiwanie.

Rodzina JOzefa Lipihskiego, a
wissciwie Giowackiego. ktory pred
3 laty Przy ulicy Broadway W Buff
falo, N. y. miai skiad rzeozy kos.
oielnych, a ~nastepnie mieszkai W
Scranton, Pa. ! wreszcie W drodze
do Alaski miai umrzec W Seattle,
Wash, poszukuje pewnyoh wiado-
mosci, cay w%ymieniony Lipihski
alias Giowacki iyjs lub ME syjes
ktoby mogi powziasc pewnq wiado-
nose, MECH raczy osobiscie Tub Ii.
stownie zawiadOmic niaej podpisa.
nego.
Rer. Bdsihski.
cor. broadway and Brownell,
2lD Buffalo, N. Y.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-31
WiadOmOsci naukOwe, Ii
terackie | artystyczne.

/. uulWtTsytetu
go. w r. z. ogolna liczba siucha-
Cow ma wszystkich wydzialach u
niwersytetu warszawskiego wyno-
sila HOS, W roku zas biezacym
1856, I. j. o 147 studentow wiecej.
Najwieksza liczba student6w VISTA
piia ma wydziaiy: przyrodniczy i
izyczno-matematyczny, gdyz stu
chacze z tych wydziai6w maja pier
'szenstwo do przejscia ma politech-
nike.
vs. p. Dobrzycki zostal mianowa-
ny profesorem nadzwyczajnym ma
katedrze literatur siowianskich W
uniwersytecie Fryburskim (Szwaj-
carja), ma miejsce prof. Kallen-
bacha, kt6ry objai stanowisko BIZ
bliotekarza W bibliotece Krasin-
skich W Warszawie.
= Sienkiewicz W Niemczech.
.Berliner Tageblatt", kt6ry cd
pewnego czasu przystapii do sp6iki
hakatystycznej, rozpoczai druk
,Listow z Afryki' Henryka Sien-
kiewicza. Ziosliwy correspondent
YKurjera Poznanskiego" zwrocil
uwage jednego z dziennikarzy ber-
iinskich ma MISUNDERSTANDING pisma,
ktore jednym tchem nazywa pola-
kow narodem upadiym, pozbawio-
nym kultury, - zapoznaje swoich
czytelnikow z utworami czlonka
lego ,niekulturnego narodu". Spo-
tkai dziennikarza wyjatkowo szcze-
rego j usiyszal taxa odpowiedz:
.Dzisiejsza literature niemiecka
ME stoi ma wysokosci wielkiej po-
litycznej silly naszego narodu. Js-
stesmy wyprzedzeni przez Francje,
Rosie, Wiochy, a W ostatnich la
tach. dzieki Sienkiewiczowi, przez
polakow. Vice pomimo walki ra-
sowej, importujemy sobie dobry
smak i gust literacki z zagranicy.
.Listy z Afryki'. stylowo jedna z
najpiekniejszych rzeczy Sienkie-
wicza, wielce przyczyniG sic moze
do wyksztalcenia u mas poczucia
piekna, zanikajqcego tax bardzo W
narodzie, ktory niegdys wydai Goe-
thego, a dis imponuje swiatu tyl-
ko pierwszemi nagrodami IA arma-
~ ma wystawach swiatowych. Oby
przynajmniej W danym razie te ar
maty mas ME zawiodly" - konczyl
. westchnieniem niemiec.
Przy uniwersytecie warsaw
skim utworzyio sic Towarzystwo
h~istorykow, flolog6w i prawnikow.
Odbyio sic pierwsze zebranie czlon-
kow tego Towarzystwa pod pre-.
wodnictwem prof. Lubowicza.
Trzech czionk6w odczytalo przygo-
towane ma to posiedzenie r~eferaty.
Referat prof. Karskiego wyjasnil
zadania Towarzystw h~istoryczno.
flologicznych, przyczem zwrocil
uwage, ne take Towarzystwo ma
niezmiernie szerokie pole dzialania
W Warszawie, gdzie W archiwach /
bibliotekach: uniwersyteckiej. lar.
Zamoyskich. hr. Krasinskich znai.
DUE sic mnostwo cennych. starych
rekopis6w, starych ksigzek ] aktow,
bardzo waznych PREY studjach mad
bogatq historic ~tutejszego kraju;
okolicznosciami sprzyjaj9cemi WV.
konaniu zadah Towarzystwa Jest
sqsiedztwo Zachodniej Europy.
blizkosc bogatych archiw6w ibiblio-
tex: wilehskiej. ks. Radziwilla W
Nieswiezu, krakowskiej / poznan-
skiej.
Mikoiaj Rahoza, jeden 2 ostat.
mich uczestnikow rewolucji 1881 r.,
gorqcy patricia polski, zmarl W
Msrtigues (Bouches du Rhone) d.
Ego wrzesnia 1901 r. W wieku lat
80. Geese lego pamiecif
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-31

Szanownemu Pahstwu Okurow-
skiem W Toledo, o., skiadam niniej-
sre podziekowanie IA prawdziws i
staropolsks goscinnosc, kt6rej do
znafem " ioh domu podozas Sejmu
XlV-go. j. Kaczmarski, delegat
grupy l1-tej z Cleveland, o.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-31

Ia nitej podpisany delsgat grupy
1884, skiadam serdeczne podzisko-
wanie 81. pahstwu Stanisiawowi i
Praksedzie Koiodziejozak, "a mile /
goscinne Przyjecis podczas Sejmu
XIV W Toledo, o. - J6zef Przy-
bysz, delegat.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-31

zebrane pr.s. OBJ. FIR. Karolewioza,
ozionka gr. S96 M imienin ach u p.
Michaia Kaczeli, " Rochester, n.
Y. otrzymaiem.
NJ. Majewski, kasjer u. N. p.
w. Mdepski, kasjer u. n. p.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-31
POk MitOMania.

Piec dol. % OF. cd KS. w. Trze.
pierczyhskiego zebrsne ma wesslu p.
j. KuczbOrskiego " domu PIP. No.
wickich otrzymaiem.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-31

My nitsj podpisani skisdamy sta
ropolskie Bog zapia6 "a miis przyje-
Gle mas ma sejmie W Toledo pshstwu
Schlosser.
Jan G~ronkouSki.
TeOdor Bazlusieiricz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-31

Otrzymalismy cd Tow. Synowie
Polski ] Litwy, gr. 204 Wv. N. r.
" Providence, r. /. $29.30 ma odbu.
dowanie wieAy koscislnej ma Jasnej
Gore " Czestochowie. Sumo to
wyslemy W tym tygodniu M miej-
Q przeznaozenia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-31

Otrzymaiem m Skarb Nsrodowy
IS ct, ~zebranych przsz Oh. A. Jawo-
rowskisgo ma wieczorku pahstwa
Msciakiewicz6w W Herkiwer, N. y.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-31

Ma skarb Narodowy $3.50 zebra.
ne Przez OBJ. A. DOlihskiego ma we
selu u p. Kujawskich otrzymaiem.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-31

Ma skarb Narodowy cd grupy
4S3-ej s1.S0 otrzymsiem.
NJ WDeuski, kssjef u. n. p.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-31
.,Gaz. Finl. pisze:

CESAR wskutek raportu O pros
bic senatu finlandzkiego W sprawie
ogioszenia manifesto i zatwierdze-
MIA ustawy wojskowej, raczyl "a
uwazyc, re ME ~uznaje chwili obec-
mel "a dogodna, jak o to prosi Sc
nat, ola zwracania sic do narodu
hnskiego z nowem zapewnieniem
zachowania j nadal jego ustano-
wien miejscowych. o dobrych za-
miarach a pod tym wzgle-
dem, wierni poddani jego ME wat
pia, alarmujqce zas obawy, rozsie-
wane wsrod ludnosci przez ludzi
niezyczliwych. w~skazuia ma ko-
n~iecznosc staranniejszego zabez-
pieczenia porzqdku srodkami adj
ministracyjnymi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-31

A vice zadnego zapewnienia o
o zachowaniu konstytucji tiniandz.
kiej j MOVIE srodki administracyj-
he. Akurat, jak byio u mas pred
powstaniem 1880 roku.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-31

Szanownemu pahstwu p. Srelasz-
kiewicz W Toledo, o., niniejszem
skiadajs swoje najszczersze podrie
kowanie "a tax mile przyjmowanie
ich Podozas Sejmu W Toledo, o.
woiamy: MECH ayia polscy obywa-
tele W Toledo, Ohio.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-31

W. Ldpdcz, 4. Dntkie,cics, 4.
R~0$ycL;i. +. j. Kdrobasa, ". l..
Rdozyiski, del. z Philadelphia, Pa.
RdTei RdkOUski, del. z Camden,
n. j.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-31

podkom. 5. n. ma Stan III.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-10-31

r. Siemiradzki.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-12
The Battles On.
Free Trade Or Reciprocity
With Cuba.
To Be Fought Out.

The unlimited productivity of Cuba and
the rest of the tropics will yet be the death
knel of domestic sugar and tobacco growing
and manufacture, not to mention the des-
tructive influence oI tropicas composition to
our domestic growers of fruits vegetables
rice cotton, etc, says the American Agyicul
turist. The annexation party in Cuba, and
certain Trusts that will profit pTodigiously
by reduced duties on Cuban produce into
the United States have won the first hound
by strategy when they secured the adoption
of the Platt resolution by Congress almost
without discussion. But, if after spending
milliors of dollars and much blood to make
Cuba free, she is now to be deprived
of her freedom, while at the same time our
domestic farmers are to give up to Cuban
Trusts the home market for their specialties,
it will certainly look as though the American
farmer had "got left" again. An, one with
half an eye can see that the greatest economic
battle of the next Congress over free trade
or ''reoiprocity" with Cuba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-12
Watch Maker A Count.
Romance In Real Life of A
Prussian Nobleman.

Count Edmund Heinecke Won Larisch,
better known in the neighborhood of Mul-
berry and Houston streets as Ed Henec &,
TIE "watcb tinker" stood on the deck OF
The steamer Um5ra at the Cunard Enc
dock the happieSt man of all the gay throbg
of smartly attred tourists bound for Europe.
But his JOY was tnged with sadness
The Count has been an exile in Amer.
lea forty-fve years His term Of exile ex.
pireS June II, and he started yesterday FOR
the Old World to enter once more into the
enjoyment Of his titles.
+" "When man has lived as a watch
repairer forty years, and is about to return
to his native land to become ruler OF three
castles, with about 5 l0,000,000 behind
him and an income OF : $4,000 year, 1t
is rot surprising that he should feel just a
little nervous" said The Count, as he stood
behind the gangplank, where he had been
waving his hat to many friends ashore who
had gathered to bid him godspeed
The story of how Count Won harlsch was
e1IIed for forty five years from Prussia for
killing Major Won Poulta, Superior officer,
IN lit OF anger arising over the fact that
both we're in love with the same women:
low he came to this country and began
life as a waiter in New Orleans restaurant,
alterward learning the y atch repairing trade
has all been tod many times.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-12
Restore The Canccn.
Says Reverend DR.. Dexter.

The Rev. S. b. Dexter defended the ar.
ny cauteen recently at the Humboldt Park
Baptist Church. hile diSclaiming any
intention or desire to champion intemper
a. ce in any form, he strenuouSly opposed
the extremists Who demanded that Congress
pass law which they expected would com
pei temperance in The army. DR.. Dexter
was one OF The ministerial commission wbo
visited For Sheridan recently fol the pur-
pose ct investigating the effect of the repeal
Of The Csnteen Law.
lbe minister informed the reporter af-
tor his address that IN view Of the refusal
CT The BatIStp min ster to receive bs report
on tie cauteen question AT their last meet
ing he had sent n his resigna ION to that
body. TIE resignation will be read at tie
ministers meeting. Il made my report
layoring the restoration Of the canteen IN
good fal:b, and for tle good of of.emperance7
he said cit was Ignored, and l see no
other conrse than to sever my connection
with the association.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-12
Revolt d BarbariiSnL.
A World Crisis At Haud.

Bis op Joseph @. IIartzell, missionary
bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
returns to Africa shortly TO take an ex-
tended survey of bis diocese lie acill com
mence on the east coast, so through Rho
deSia and erhaps cross the TranSvaal down
to Caps Twon and up to Liberia aud Sierra
Leone Bishop Harzel, Judging from his
experiences during his recent sojourn on
the west coast and the reports from China
and other parts, is inclined to take pes
simisiic views He said to.dal:
There is a world crisis in progress in
Christianity and civilization. We are face
to face with conditions never before encoun,
tered. Missionaries and explorers have
gone to the furtheSt corners of the earth
and have routee out what may almost be
termed the oldest and most Secude peoples
They stand in defiant championship CT their
ancient Creeds and territory.
All through Africa | have seen signs
of this revolt of the barbaric nations Great
Britain is experiencing it in Ashanti. All
along the west coast, SO rich in gold and
Sc rapidly being invaded by European Ca
pital. the natives need but spark to set
alight aggressive fanaticiSm that years coad
scarcely suppress. Take Liberia, fo- Is-
tance, where I've so many of our own re.
grots Inland there are million natives
who, f they wished, at any moment could
drive our settlers into the sea. Ny Ouly
wonder is that they are as peaceful as they
have been.
Added to this danger are the gfasping
prochviieS Of the powers. Liberia would
be snapped up in a moment by Germany
if it were not for British and American
10 duence Some of these days it may be
absolutely necessary for Liberia to associate
herself more closely with some great poser.
1t 'cill probably be Great Britain, for
West African possession could hardly be
to the advantage of the United States"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-12
Schooner Wrecked.
Mate and Cook Drowned.

Capt. Richter of the steamship Curtlba,
which as arrived from Cut an ports, told OF
the rescue Of three sailors from derelict
while his vessel was ab0dt eight miles north
northeast OF Mono Caya, Cuba. The dere
Iict was the two NEST d trading schooner
Maria, which had been capsized by sudden
Squall the same morning while on ter way
from Havana to Ssgua. When sighted,
three of her crew were ciDging to the up
tuned hull The chief officers and three Of
the crew of the Curiliban i'll small boat
succeeded in reScuing them. AS heavy sea
lcas running at the time, the men, bad to
throw themselves INTO the sea before they
could be p.eked up. They described them
selves as Buenaventula Abram, Francisco
Mlano, and Juan Filins. When the Maria
capsized, the Captain, Serapin Villa. the
mate, Francisco Ponce, and the cook, Fran
cisco Mori, were drowned. The passengers
en- the Curtiba gave the shipwrecked men
money and clothing, after which they were
landed at Matapzas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-12

There are tlco young lady clerks in a
store OF the plaza assisting in TIE holiday
trade tor which the place was opened.
This is an Innovation in Porto REQ where
the ladies avoid as much as IosAbIe any
public notice or mention.
1t is a step in the right direction, hoaoe-
yer, and may result in giving honorable
employment to other deserving young wo.
men.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-12
To Our Readers.

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To Enjoy Ills Youth

The Chief President of tho Rhine pro
vince has ordered, at Emperor Williams
suggestion, that the Grown Prince Frede-
rick William, wherever he gees on excur-
sions, &c, is not to receive oyations, but is
to be left undlsturbed, $50 that he may en-
Joy his YOUTH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-12
Bulletins

To morrOw'S program for the fiesta is an
interesting one. TIE maskers intend to
make things lively during the afternoon
and evening.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-12
ShOng Words.
From McClures Caustic Pen.
Patriotisin Insulted.

The naval medal soon to be issued in
commemoration OF the battle OF Santiago
will bear Rear Admiral SIMPSONS head in
has relief in the same manner as the Ma.
Mia medal bears that of Admiral Dewey.
Col A k Mcclure, in an interview,
says that tie placing Of SIMPSONS head
on the medal is an insult to patriotism.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-12

The New Y York s Porte Rico Steamship
Go has removed it temp rary office from the
Qusrtermaster's Dock tq No. Il T.tuan
Street. &C
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-06-12
WEST INDIA & PANAMA CABLE co.

Company advantage
the Western
Telegraph Company necessity
and thence
York and all the world by connecting Companies
For further information apply csbeo
A. H MABB, Station Manages
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-12

A fortune awaits the enterprising
firm that first gets into summer sea
son with some strong. serviceable under
waists for men somewhat after the
style of those now worn by small boys
Then. by the mere cutting of few
button holes, most any kind of a neg
lige shirt could be converted into "A
shirt waist, and trousers similarly
equipped could be buttoned on to the
same buttons. A neat belt would cover
up all trace Of these fastenings and
convey the impression that it was doing
all the work while really doing none Of
it. such garment would make life
worth living for men-abOut one out of
two-who cannot tolerate tight belt.
1t would be an easy. practical garment
and a winner from the start. We pre-
diet that the manufacturer who is
first to put it upon the market will
be a big money maker.