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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23

". Souis Setter, Sr. 6reo. s. Waper
rno 5rau, Sr. g. Y. Scnnigbaulen
uno 5rau. Sr. Gbns. 6. anoerion,
9r. ebaS. 6. 9obnlc ul0 6rall, Or.
Us. Simon nr1b 6roi, Sr. Grnit
Sd)nteiber uno SrnlL Sr. @alter
Sdult, Sr. Serm. Rouidenberg,
Sr. so. @eper, 6rou g, @iesfe, Sr.
VI. Srtmonn, Sr. &. =. GALLON uno
Srou, Sr. Srit 6loren5, Sr. o.. ".
Soil uno Srau, Irou q. Weper, Sr.
Carl 6. Rise unb Iron, @r. Conrad
Hles, Hep. q. gH. &%ilocbronot, Gep.
EonI @ienano, Sri, 81. Sdooe, Sr.
%uoolpb nnb Srou, Or. gacr, Sr.
ernit &nobe, Jun, luto 6rau, Sr.
Soiis Miiaer unb Trall, Sr. y.
@otparb Samann, Sr. anguIt @ebfr
ano 5rou, Sr. Sobn 9. got uno
Sroil, Sr. 9ouis 8obme, Sr. Siaac
{. Norris, GaItor Or. Soimonn uno
Srau, Or. $1,000. 6rai @ooO, Sr,
Souis Snmcr, &r. aneblc unb Srot.
3r. 9icrfion rno 6rou, 5rau Sc.
Toplis.
Gin SeItgrub aus aoln.
Si'rhtcrliden Tcllcrs 6lutbcn
9radte Dir ocs SdifiolS Sore,
Nh, Der OGmon Der &crnidtung
Orong binein in ocinc 1borc,
9altiniore, Baltimore.
8rb nidt Witlcio bciihello seiglt gu
9einer eigenen 6botfroft StrcbcnL
llno on mirit bid) aus Der Iide
Ginem Ebonir gtcid) crbcbcn
Baltimore, Baltimore.
MiciengroB por oas &crOerbcn,
W1btig ocincs 0runoes 2obe,
Cod nod aroBcr ocinc 2icbe
Sir oas Cole, id0nc Sobe
baltimore, Baltimore.
Cine Vllimenfonigin ~leitelt
Oh 81 iDrcm H%oicntbronc,
ltnb Ou rnfit Ole oeutihen S1ngcr
81 ocs Sieges Songestbronc,
Baltimore, Baltimore.
Sci 9egriiBt, OH Stnot Der Wlicn,
@ent' BON 9clltiflono'S Srifolorc,
0a oos Gihtericit on icicrit
Sclblt III bcincnl Srauerilorc,
Baltimore, Baltimore.
Ils Die Srcumbin ocS 8eiongcS
Srogc on Der StG0tc &ronc,
llno bleib' Silterin oeS Gcutldr.
'' - tbumS,
Sn amerifan'fd)cr Conc,
Baltimore, Baltimore.
Gicien poetiidcn Scltgrrb ianote
Or. Sobonnes 6oitcnrotb aus a0In
fir Die 9luitenipicle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23
Mit gcSanern.

Srn, Senrp @ieicfing's Gciignation
oIs Yrdiioent Der Ser. SGnger"
algenommen.- Sas glmt bleibt
bis 5u Der Notwithstanding
pafant. Sr. 5ran5 GsaltI gum
Gireftor oes 0Norooitlidelt SGn-
g~erblunoes" eripGbIt.
Die Teiianation bes Srn. Se1rp
8ieiefin9 oils Hrdiioent Der ,Serci.
nigten Ginger BON Baltimore" uur-
De geitern @benb IN elmer Sisung
Der g%enanntcn 9orperidoit in Der
@ermania = Mdnnerbor Soae"
nit @eoauern ongenpmmen. 0as
glmt bleibt bis 81 Der i'm OCTOBER
itottfinoenoen 8eneral : @eriumm.
lung pafoitt, unb in Der 3nii6en5eit
peroen Die 8iee-Yrdiioenten @eore
6iQing unO Sotn Sauie oes Mmtes
tpaltcr. us
Die Seriammlirng murbe olirt
Srn. Senrp 8ieiefin9 5ltr Sronlrng
gerilfen, unb nad)oem Der glr6ipar
Wor @reiB ieinen 8eridt perleien
botte, muroe beifloIiet oas Snpen.
tar Der Ger. Singer onltott fir $3.50
fir $3.50 81 periidern..l G2eloL- 81.
Gin ans zen 9S. s. Saltie lno
@corg Simnlelbeber deficiencies SO.
mite mllroe crnannt, nm benz idmer
franfen 9elegotcn O.. Noer einen
@eilld) ab5ultotten.
Sr. g(nton Heih mlroe an SteQe
bcS &rn. Sobn Wlttb ais 0elegot
bes nSbalia-W dnncrdors" einge-
iiibrt.
Sr. Sran5 Soltl beri6tete olif cine
Snterpellotion bin, bob it'd Die Yart.
bcborbe Der @agncrs9iilte ongenom.
iltell lino fir einer paiienOen Sinter.
gruno Gorge getrogen babe.
atf gmpfeblune Der grefutipe
bin nuroc beihlolien in 3ufltnit bel
Dem @~egrGbniB bon 0clegoten cine
autlfc 81 itcGen uno fir einen 9lll-
menItroub Gorge ST tragen.
allf Mntrag beS Srn. Sbit mrlroen
mcitere $500 Dem Iciuorfer Singer
Ieit-Sono iiberpieicn, 10 oaB oieier
Sono icbt $500 betrdgt. NuBeroem
boben Die Ser. Singer nod $20S in
Der aaiie. IS pllrbe aud eilt aus
bci S&. Scrlrp 8ieiefing, Mar @al.
tcr iinb Ioam Sbit deficiencies So.
mite %crnonnt, I'M iiber Mittel uno
Weae 81 bernthcn, mie Der Teiicfpno
fir oaS Nclporfer SGngerfelt gebo-
ben mcrocn fun.
Sooam fam Srn. @ieiefin0's SIC.
i%ignation ouf Dos Sapet. 0ieielbe
bottc cine lebboite Sebotte sur Sol
&C, inocm mcbrcrc Scrrcn Srn. Sic.
Icing bemegen lpoutcn, ieinen Ger
min mls5loienen. !Sr. @ieiefing be-
Darrte icbod) allf icinem Toriat, uro
10 wuroe iflieBlih Die H%eiig1ation
init 9eoalern ongcnommen. 9o Sr.
8ielefing olld oils Director oes
"Norooltlihen SGngcrblmoes" reiis,
nirte, puroc Sr. Sron5 Sdltl elm.
thinning per INFLAMMATION OIL ieiner
Stele crmGblt, mdbreno Die @obl ei.
mes 8roiiocnten crit I'M Sftobcr itott.
iinOet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23
@cttcransihtcn.

6iir Warplonb mo Den 0iitrift
Columbia id)ones Wetter uno frild)c
oitlife @inoe.
Der bohitcS bcrnlometeritonb ipor
90 8roo UNI 2 llbr Nahnlittoss.
Ter nieorigite Sbermometeritono
mar 3S 8rao Inn 6 llbr Woreens.
Ter @ino bate cine Shneaiafeit
bon 10 Weilen aus Dem Siiooiten.
Ittttlcrer 9arometerltano 3O.46.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23
gcxat %Sopf1dmcrscn uur

ourd) Srinfen oes abiolllt reillen
rSolocc. "9ieres BON ireo. 9alierll-
idmiot's ,Imcrican 9rouerei." 0a
e$ nit Der groBten Sorgfalt aus Dem
alSgelp1blteiten &opien luno Mol5
bcrgeitcllt miro, meroen Sic nad) eli
mem cinn1aligen Seriud) es imnler
por5ieben ipegen ieiner HcifbaItia-
felt mo ieinem Mromo.. &iitc ST..
Srmuerei: 1t04-t12S, SiQenItr.
40
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100 ,106,7,13,14.20,2

go Die .glrbeiter : 2ieoertafel"
peranitaltet morgen slbeno i'm r2a.
Dor . 2pcelm" cine abenounterba.
tling, fir lpelfe MISREPRESENTATION.
gelilerts ~getroffen milrben. Der Ser.
Elm bietet itets ieincn 8onrern bel
ben unterbaltungen a%ltscnehmc
Stunoen, uno 10 lit Der gciad) oes
Geites AIen 81 empfebleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23
Gamitas. nnb Sonntag.G rfnriiuncn

nadJ Waibington $1.2s auf Der
.Nenniplpanier gaDn." ginete Iinn
fir Die &iidfabrt Biz Sonntog
Mbenb aiiItig. Mue 3iige, ben
~Gongreifional 2imiteo" aiiseenom.
men. GruSo-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23
q. q. W;nioms &. Tn.

Geine OuaIitdt 8affee. 9bce nno
OIinen.Sel, ausge5eidnet burh
Stdrfe unb aroma. Brompte Nb.
Iicfcring III Staht inns llmoeacn3.
Wcioc YDone. Worbpeit.Gltc BON
9eringtoil. uno Ttarlitrabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23
@crbeiierter 3msoienit am Sonntas
Mbcnb, BON Baltimore nad
@albinatun,

miro om Counting. ben 10. Mpril,
aiif Der nYenniplpanier giienbobn"
cingefiibrt uno bomit bis onf peitere
Nafritt ieocn Sonntae fortgefab-
rem iperoen. Der Spe5iol5ug perIGbt
ben Unions abnbof INN + 100 Mbos.,
nno fommt IN @aibineton Inn 1890
friib an.
Q00,106,7,13,t4,20,2t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23
Cine Ncijc mad Scntldlanb.

I'M Die @eIt ooer nod irseno cinem
Sbeile ser @elt %orraneirt. &eiie-
9iaete iiber ale 0abn. nno Oans.
pfcr-2iaien. Sbeo. s. Oiener&
s o., Scr. ia. observation-disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23
SdiffSfarten BON Baltimore nadj
Bremen.

User cine Meiie nod DeiitidlanS
at5utreten peoenft, benaHridtige st.
to 1ombcrNcr. Mr. 2O2, q. .0rccnc.
Strabc. Tgcnt ocS .2orboentid)cn
2lopb," ipeldJpr pcitere ausfunit er.
tbetIt. (NpriI1 ,204te)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23
spesicllcr Sonntaa Mbenb-3n anf
Der .VenuInluanicr Giicnbabn"

nod @oibington, bcginneno am 10.
IpriI. Mbfabrt bonn linton : gabils
bof tt.30 Mbenbs, lint 1890 iriib 1T
Woibington anfommeilb.
Q00,10 ,7,13,14,20,2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23
Trit Snngblnt,

Nadfolgcr bon George s. 3elln,
i'm u@bitc 6onic,"
Nr. 3G, Sit.GroBltr, benz Worft &C.
g%enilber. - Sodgraoiges 9ier i'm
3opf. Scinlte @einc uno 2iqueure.
QO3-1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23
Spc5icacr Grprcf5ng , 9icnit an
Sonntag-Mbcnbcn nad) Waib-
tnatpn, .. Is.

HHfUHf ~ V
olf Ser vEenniplpanier giienbabn,"
an 10. Ipril IN &raft treteno, uno
bis auf iueitere 9enadrihtigung ie.
Ben %fcrneren Sonmtag Ibeno. Ib-
inbrt ront Union = @nbnbof 11.30
abenbs, IN 8eibiugton 1890 iriib
anfommenb.
(100,1O6,7 ,13,14,20.2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23
3miIdcnbcds sdiiisfartcn S34.

Bon Bremen nad Baltimore. @illi-
gere &orten 81 $24.50, aber n,lr fir
Gaiioaiere, Die iebt III ltnearn unO
&roatien mobnen. Sbeo. $. 0iener
& 60, 3imncr Nr. 3, ia Sit.2er.
ington., nabe Solpertltrobe. 900
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23

Gcnnn's Slice nnS Gaffcc iinb Die
beiten. Die por5iigliden trinfboren
Gigenid)aiten berielben iino ltets
gleihmdBig.
s. .. GcnmD Su.
Wpril5,i9i0oSo)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23

Critics ia%brlidDrs Sdjantnrncn
nno Wall Der Snrn = Scftiun bcs
vSabpr-S pecnms" Sicnitag, ben 26.
Npril 1904, in Der r9abur. 2pccnm.
Salic." Siletc 25c. fir Serrm mnb
Same. U124,O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23

- ''''
Or. @eprg StraitB bon Siio.9ol.
timorc unb ociien Satin i~eicrtcn &c.
tern sIbcno I'M 8rciie pieler ibrcr
6rcllnoe ullb gefanrten in Scr Tbi,
~lontbrppp = SaIlc al, Slt.9oltimore.
Strobe ibr 2~04idbriges Sofseits.
Subildnm. Or Straub bate Die
oriainelc Soce. nit bent gmpfonsc
NIB acknowledgement 9ole ocn WG,
Itcn aud Gin biibidcs Goil5ert 81
bietell, ipclfeS oett Inmeienoclt
iebr i%piafontnnen fpdr. Irof. Sn.
bert &riippcl's OrdeIfer ~lieferte Die
Wlliif unb Trof. albcrt ". Stodlcp.
JIM, proolt5irte iid IN Der Mogic.
5roii 2iS5ic Wnibafe Tang mebrere
S~opranioIi, Der befdftttc 2on1ifcr
Sr. Hitoro 0eocr fang mebrerc
GoilpIeis. i,no Die iibrieen Iit,uir.
tenocn maren Sr. 9uoib &oicntbol,
SRI. 4. IoiifL Sr. $. @id,ter, Sr.
Soi. ". VIod,t mo ST.. Chr, Maper.
Sm @crlouie Ser id)0nert Geier wllr.
De Srr. Stranb Elm foitbares &c
iderf iiberreiht. uno Den Stluh
bilbete Elm gemiitblihcr poll.
@io @em. Dorf.- auf DEM
@orbo. 2lopo : 1ampfer .aonisir
Cutie" i,,brcn aeftern Se foIaehoer
@oItintercr ton Netp ss}eff nad)Sc'
rua ab: Srl. Sulia 9. @ansber iilS
sSrmI I u Sarrilon)
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1tutcrbaltnnas : 0caiuciier.

HHItrUuI1HHNc gSc8IuctIcr.
-rponieantrabcn. Sbcater." 2iefe gSn6c
pIbc Smari ser.
,6baie's." 49, Sicfc g9uGe .Gbarlcb's stuui".
rNaarnlano," - Siefe 9So6e: Die ,9oull
2tliiputdns".
rilbmtcn Softonians In folsenoem Speretteu.
VrnaruTtm;
@cuic NdGntiitug inb 9bcHo: yHpbin Sooh"
yMrociter's iroertatti." Solutog, ben "a.
gpriI. observation-disclosures IN Der ~9n6ors0b-
conn aSdtle".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-23
.t6cutc
SnlpcrfnodcIr ano Samcrframt
bci Grnit u. Sabn,
Nr. 942, Huro.8aD Strahc.
Old s.

Ole rcformirtc Morus
Ianber GlaiiiS belt cine
Situng in bera'ref. 3ionSfirdc on
Der Gde BON GbaieltroBe uno Sor.
foro . slpcnue ipdbrenb ser lcbten
orei Gage. Taitor $. @iemer croft.
nete Die Serbanblmngen nit elmer
aniprud)e. gls Goriiber mltroe go
flor Or, Worfiis 9admonn bon
Neuem c%rpGblt. Eoitor s. 9ncbrcr
bon @oibington, Der Nodfolscr ocs
rerltorbcnen Eaitors Socills, mllroe
als Witglieo ~nlfaenommen, uno Elm
Gomite, ~bcitebenb ans ben Toitprcn
$. @ien,cr, s. Sommerlotte itno $.
Gidelberg muroe ernannt, am 81.
Ipril Die Capitalization bes Yaitors
Vucbrer IN Waibington 81 leiten.
Mls 0clegoten Warplano's sur &c.
neral Spnobe, Die in 1905 in Maen.
toiun, 20, o~bgebalten miro, wltroel,
Eoitor s. Q. 3oioper mo Sr. 6.
9od)monn ertp1blt. No6 ocn IN.
tcrbreiteten StatiItifcn bot oie Glai,
lis 2000 Mitglieocr nnb Die Conn.
ta9sibnlen mcroen bon 1900 ain.
bern beillht, Serner iullrbcn gin.
itiae 9erihte iiber Die Miiiionen in
China unb Sapan perlelen. Die
n1fite @%criommlung finoet an "a.
Ntoi in @oibington itatt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-08

ments OF regene ration, unending, inf
mite, in our misfortunes!
And while our politicians are so bus
ily thus engaged in making pardona-
bic leaps at the foreign star much as
bows playing leap frog, the people
understand with q sober intuition that
within them lies the power to occupy.
without danger, the place most conve-
nient and interesting to them.
This is responding without doubt to
the especial state of the public mind
which follows prudent SUGGESTIONS, the
10 ing words which resounded in the
theatre last Saturday.
1t does not have to commit attacks
nor be guilty of violences in the COM
ing elections.
The remainder that speaks of hours
of strife which draws near; OF was
bugles which fire the passions anti
minds of the mbatants, and the flags
unfurled to the wind is all pure fancy
repeatedly fastened upon them uncon-
clously.
In our theatre last Saturday even
ing we had Lyric wake'-a political
lo1efeast, which contained sympa
thatic note; which counseled unanimi
ty, in a weak voice, which sounded
like an Indispensable reproach be
tween determined elements of for
merperiod which is precisely whsc
produced the great men of whict
orto Rico is justly and reasonably
proud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-08
EXPLO SO N

El jue}es ante pasado, durante Il
.eXcitacifa causad4 en- New York pc
el as3sinuto del mlnlatro Plehve, pas 5
como desc parecida una explosion ocu
rrida en- "a Gale de Houston, al est
en- una fIbrica de soda. Ia cuai, 81 u
hizo tanto ruido no dejo de tener S.
constituencies. Estas no seran tan
apreciadas, porque 81 bien todcs somo
hijos de Dios, cada cual es de su madl
y ala van leyes do quleren reveS
Pues sefior, Mauricio Tabock de l,
aflos, empleado de la fabrica y MAJ
ricio Faerber, uno de los dueiIos est;
ban acabando de probar I'm tang, t
nuevo en- el tercer piso, cuando al tra
tar de introducir mas gas, la tapa & /
tanque revent6 llevandole cercen l..
cabeza Tabook y rompiendole el BIZ
70 derecho Faerber.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-08
Urn sgsowasrsSegr&e3 ines @peg1sagao
dc los Hrn0SC0w5G&s5
Cerca de Mukden

Nueva York, jueves -Informan de Paris que
las tropas moscovitas han suspendido su movi-
miento de retirada hacia Mukden han toma-
do posiciones extrategicas para presentar bata
LA sus enemigos.
La posicion ahora de los ejercitos rusos, 81
venen en- su auxilio para reforzarlos algunas
tropas de las que guarnecen Mukden es del
todo inexpugnable
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-08
AasgAojagsos es@s Hs&zanO
dc KamCsagaa
Ell ejercito que va hacia ell Norte

Nueva York, jueves-Dicen de Paris que
antes de que termlne la presente semana los
rusos habian arrojado los japoneses del lstmo
de Kinchen.
La plaza de Port Arthur estara entonces
mucho meior garantida contra los ataQues de las
tropas del Mikado
Ell ejercito que Gamma hacia el norte sufri
"a tamb1en seriO desCalabTO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-08
stzaEia dem asaeasa GessaSEeseHsau
hseaxa g ssGe "a ssrQzla
Nacionales atropellados 9

Nueva York, jueves.-Desde Roma comu-
ncan que el gobierno del Qui1lnal ha interpues.
to una reclamation contra la Sublime Puerta
pldendo que indemnlce con una suna respeta-
Die los subditos del rey de Italia que han sido
victimas en- los pa1ses que lntervlcncn los tur-
COS.
La reclamation de Italia esta concebida en-
terminus de gIon eneygla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-08
SePvlclo Especial del BoIeIn Mepeantn
@ABLEGRAMAS.
Extremes sausaGssa wsS30S
em zzs Cam pasSa electoral
lntensa proportion

Nueva York, jueves.-Los 1ltimos telegra,,
mas que ha reunido la prensa de esta ciudad
prOCedenteS de tOdOS los distrltOS eleCtOraleS d1
cen que la animation, ell entusiasmo Ell frenesi
desarrollados en- la actual campana pol1tica 10
han sdo jamas experimentados en- una proper
con tan intensa que es dudosa la election,
confuse elresultado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-08
+ alta z1nsacsao para
ea arregao
Ell problema NorteafricanO

Nueva York, jueyes.-Comunican de Tan
ger que el probema de Marruecos cuya soluclon
parece tan facil desde que Sc ha nomorado In
glaterra V Erancla iuntaS como SOluc1Onado-
ras del conf1cto nOrteafricano ofreCe todavla la
perspectiva de algunos amos segun ha manlfes.
tado MohameI Torres el exmnlstTO del Sultan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-08
2oS ssssgsGGS cs@ Russia
es&aEa Gan saa0winnsGm mGO
SensaciOnales nOticiaS

Nueva York. jueves.-Los ultimos despa
chos cablegraicos recibldos de Paris dicen que
otra veZ han OCurridO rumOres en- aquella Clu-
dad de que han pasado dos buques rusos el es-
trecho de los Dardanelos ha salldO del Balt1co
la escuadra rusa. Ambas nCticias han sdo AGO.
gdas por varios perodcos de notoria seriedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-08
a-@3 SaEG9s1esG5 8E@s"gaGss
s2sn GOEav0Y

Nueva York joevc@. Narios parties envia
do por 81 9eneraJjsimo Kuropatkin su gober-
no pubtcados por la Garcia de 4.oocou' avi-
san que Io~ japoneses han aufrido Ia p4rIJda de
TN importantlslnlo convoy al pa>ar el Iaitse
por Ia resjstencia Que desde Ia opuesta orijla y
en- ailo vcntaJoso hcieron los ruaos durante al
gunas horas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-08
Esgsskcsezr Y Gsesa~&: 52rSaesssa
Dos plaZas ineXpugnables

Nueva York. jueves -Comunican de la ca
ptal de la Manchuria que la plaza tiene, igual-
mente que Port Arthur, condiclones de resls-
tencia tan prolongada que ali puede decirse que
Sc e>trellaran los ultimos arrestos del Japon,
ante la invencibe fuerza de Russia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-08
E1ersozsajes dc werameo
TodOS de fiesta

Nueva York jueves.-Informan de Madrid
que va esta todo dispuesto para el regreso de la
Corte desde la resdencia veraniega.
FL viaje de Don Alfonso Paris Sc llevara a
efecto en- la forma que esta acCrdado.
Tambien sc habla del viaje de dOna Cristl-
ma Viena, acompanada por la princesa su hlJa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-08
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que drige don Leopoldo Venegas.
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tamahos que 81 pdboo sOlicite.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-04-02
WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.

college and he would furnish tae mon.
ey for her highest possible education.
After her graduation he took her
and her mother on a tour of the world
that she might have the culture OF
travel. She Is a very beautiful WON
an, with charming personality. She
Is much beloved by the mother Of Mr.
Hearst
Mr.. Hearst is a strict moralist and
holds women In high esteem.
His charities are unbounded. Ev.
cry winter he furnishes free coal. food
and raiment to thousands OF the suf.
fering poor OF the tenement districts
OF New York. which city is his pres
ent residence He sent out three re.
lief trains -One from New York. an.
other from Chicago and another from
San Francisco - and hurried supplies
to the Galveston sufferers. He gave
large sums for the relief of the Jews
In Russia; also TO the Victims OF the
81. Pierre volcano district.
AS newspaper man he has had
remarkable career. He understands
the business in every detail. from set
ting type 70 editorial writing and
business management. His first ven
ture was the San Francisco Examiner
which he took when II was almost de-
funct. He put life and enterprise into
1t until 1t has the largest circulation
OF any newspaper on the western coast.
He owns the Los Angeles Examiner.
Chicago Examiner. a morning paper,
and the Hearst Chicago American, an
evening paper. the latter having the
largest circulation OF any Chicago
daily. In New York ne owns and runs
the New York American. the Evening
Journal and Das Morgen Journal.
He is a devoted advocate OF the
principle of equal rights for all; spe-
cial privileges for none. He is an
aggressive foe OF the new form OF hu-
man slavery known as trusts
He prevented the waterworks OF
New York from going into the hands
OF fow monopolists known as the
Ramapo robbers. He smashed the ice
trust OF New York at an expense OF
t2oO.OOO TO himself. and the babies OF
the tenement districts call him blessed.
He killed the food trust and IL now
locked in deadly embrace with the coal
trust. az the head OF which is Mr.. Baer.
who claims that the Almighty aud he
are In partnership TO rob the iiresides
Of America In the interest OF this most
combination.
Doubtless II he is nominated for
president on the Democratic ticket he I
would cause these combinations 10 4
lremble IN their boots.
With such a man for candidate on a ,
wise and conservative platform the
Democratic party will doubtless make I
lively campaign that will put metal
In Republican ranks"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-04-02
Do mIIIIon Annrnr.I.-

Honest and fearless newspapers are
the search lights OF modern civilization.
They lay bare the hidden, lnsidious
and powerful influences that tend to
destroy that equality OF opportunity to
mankind which bring content aud jus-
tiee 60 the homes OF all the people.
Running a modern daily requires great
ability, immense energy, steadfast
courage Running an independent pa
per In the interest OF all the people de-
niands character Of the highest quaI-
lty
The attributes OF William Randolph
Hearst ind expression and effective
and beneficial dissemination In his
great Journals published in New York.
Boston. Chicago. San Francisco and
Los Angeles.
The fact that G,0O0.0OO people read
The Hearst dailies indicates that he Is
expressing sentiments approved by a
large portion OF the American common
wealth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-04-02

UncontradIcted facts brought TO
Hight in committee hearings IN con
sress during inquiries concerning leg
Aa'ation affecting labor and agricul-
eurai interests 10 the United States,
show that nearly all American prod
ncts are sold cheaper In foreign coun-
tries than az home. BY applying bnsi-
ness experience and facts 10 this dis
parity Representative William RAN
dolph Hearst OF New York has forced
certain trust managers to admit that
they heneiit by this system OF prodUc-
tion under special tazin privileges, yet
they do not permit their workAlen to
share any proportion OF the advan-
tages. The employers take all the pros
perity. and. as the New York states
man has repeatedly emphasized IN and
out Of congress. they give no concern
40 the laborer or farmer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-04-02
z WIN answer as i know the man.

Il viii answer as ! know the man.
"AIr. Hearst Is forty one years old.
Tic wa- Born In San Francisco,
He is the only child OF the late
United States Senator George Hearst
and phebe A. Hearst
His ancestors were OF North Caro-.
Tina aud Virginia stock. his mother be-
ing descendant Of the Randolphs OF
Virginia. His mother Is noted for her
great charities. having endowed the
University OF California.
"He is most devoted son and CO
operates henrtily with his mother in
business aud benevolent enterprises
"Ie was educated IN the public
schools OF San francisco and in Har-
ward college
"He is a man OF fine physique. robust
health. lndomltable energy and great
executive ability He is business
man In every sense Of the word
He is exceedingly temperate in hab-
its. never gambles or races horses. but
Is devotee OF the automobile. He
once owned a yacht. but during the
Spanlsh-American war IL was fitted up
as a cruiser at his expense, and he pre-
sented II to the government. then en-
listed himself as private In tie war
and risked his life on the firing line
before Santiago.
IN April. 1908. he married Miss Mllli-
cent Wilson Of New York There is
a charming romance connected with
this marriage Miss Wilson was a
poor girl Mr.. Hearst met her and fell
desperately in love with the vivacious
miss. His affection was reciprocated.
He requested her parents to put her In