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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-05-18

Owing to the refusal of everyone Of
the judges of the New South Wales
supreme court to accept the presidency
of the Industrial arbitration court, a
deadlock in labor disputes is threat
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-05-18
IOWA BANKER ARRESTED
{. E. Snyder. of DIN, Brought Home to
Answer for Embezzlement of
S1o5 000

Cedar Rapids, Ia, May 16.-E. e.
Snyder. the Olin banker who disap
peared in March and was arrested in
ST. Louis charged with embeZZiing
$4,000, was returned to love-, today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-05-18
IInkrov,n Man is Killed.

Muscatine, Ia, May -s.--The body OF
AN unknown man was found on the
Eock Island tracks f > miles east OF
this city. The body was horribly man
gled and the features We're unrecogniz-
able. He was probably 70 years old.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-05-18
WEBS CHARITY WORKER
american Vice Consul Marries East In,
dian Girl.

4merTcah vice CONSUL 1VdrrTes Gdst III
dian Girl.
London, May 17.-Archibald Mac
kirdy American vice counsel at Muscat.
Arabia, was married at st. Margaret's
church, Westminster to Olive Christian
Malvery, an east Indian who has spent
FIVE years working among the poor of
London. The bishop of London Off
ciated and Nine. Calve participated in
the choral service. The bridesmaids
We're five east end flower sellers. The
church was crowded with poor girls.
The bride who was attired in an Indian
wedding gown, was given away by
raishop Milne of Bombay.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-05-18
INJUNCTION is UNIQUE.

Head of Yoeman at Des Moines Hat
Court Order Investigation to Stop.
Des Moines. la. May 17.--Dr. j. f.
Paul. head of the brotherhood of Amer
lean Yeomen, secured novel injunc-
ton in The district court today restrain
ing the directors of the order from TUT
Their Investigating his official conduct.
He alleges that the investigation rs
being unfairly conducted and is in the
nature of persecution.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-05-18

4 AS church choir singer Mrs. Fred
erick b. Bushnell. of Dennisvlle, n. j..
IS believed 10 hold the record AT
seventy-1ive years of age she is stfll "a
member of the choir OF the Methodist
church.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-05-18
Ten or Twelve Hurt in Wreck.

New York, May IA race track spe-.
cia ON the Long Island rood ,cound foiA
Belmont park, was ditched this after
noon by misplaced switch near Wood
haven Junction. Ten or twelve persons
were more or less severely injured.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-05-18
BUILDING Workers Convene.

Buffalo, N. Y, May 15.-Mor, than al
hundred delegates were in attendance
when the convention of the structural
building trades alliance of America
100000 wage earners engaged in build
ing industries. Ia
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-05-18
BOWEN is ON THE RACK,
to Venezuela Receives Written

Minister to Venezuela Receives Written
Charges Regarding LOOMS Affair.
Washington. May l1.-Secretary Taft
today handed Minister Bowen a copy
of the charges which Assistant Score
tary Looms filed alleging that Bowen
had inspired the publication of the
charges against Loomis and also "a
copy of the lattcrs reply to the charges
which Bowen had forwarded to Wash
ington. Bowen took the papers. and
will prepare supplementary state.
ment,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-05-18

In his recent book, Child Slaves Of
Great Britain" Robert II. Sherara
writes: There are thousands of our
poor children in London starving, not
on account of the poverty of the par
ents. but by reason OF the ignorance
and sloth OF the mothers. They know
nothing OF cookery, they wish 10 know
nothing. They do not care for the trou-
BILE. Iii every London slum you Will
find q fried FISH shop, or cooked
meat shop, or a grocer who sells
cheese and pickles and pot.ed things
II is much easier and less wofrting-
like 10 send the children out with cop
pers Tor I penn-'orth of fish and
chips or bit of cheese and pickles
than TO cook ANYTHING Tor them.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-05-18
Iowa Veterans Association.

Manchester la, May 10. he eleventh.
biennial reunion Of the twenty-tirst iowa
Veteran association viii be held in this
city al, the city hall june 10 and A. a
campfire and a patriotic meeting will con
titute the program.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-05-18
ADMIRAL DEWEY is ILL
illness of Severe Nature Keeps Him
Closely Confined at His

New York, May l7.--Admiral Dewey,
whose illness had reached Il serious
state last Saturday, is considerably i'm
proved though he is still colsely con-
fined to his room and cannot receive
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-05-18

More trees are needed in South At
rica. In other parts of the dark con-
tinent trees have changed the appear
ance of the country in comparatively
recent times. The trees seen by the
traveller from Cairo 70 the pyramids
were introduced by Mehemet Ali. and
the banks of the Nile are not the
same as We're those in the days of
Herodotus or Napoleon. The prckly
pears and the gum trees of North AZ
RIGA have changed the country entire
ly since the Carthaginian period. In
the Hawaiian islands many of the
shrubs which give a tone TO the land
scape came during the last eighty years
from Asia and America.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-05-18
To Recommend Municipal Ownership

Council Bluffs, Ia, May 16.-Alayor Mac
rae has announced that his annual mes
sage. which will be ready by the next
meeting of the council. Will strongly rec
ommend the municipal ownership of the
city waterworks. 1t is thought that the
council will support the IDEAS OF the
mayor.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-05-18

David Monatt, Of Denver. IS the
weathiest man in Colorado, which out
ranks all other states in per capita
wealth Colorado has the further dis
tinction that most of its vast fortunes
We're made within its boundaries not
alone in mining. butt in the cattle in
dustry. in realty. speculation. in fruit
sugar beet culture. potato farming and
IN manufacturing and other mercantile
pursuit. There are los resident mill
lionaires in Colorado. their total wealth
being worth being about s260.000.000.
Mr.. Moffat Is worth from s25,000,oo0 to
s300oo00o. About loo men worth seven
or more figures made their money in
the state and reside elsewhere.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-05-18

Mrs. john w. Cox. wife Of New
York architect, is the first woman to
become principal of the Chanpaqua in
st.tuie. one o. the best known Quaker
schools.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-05-18
SHOT HER AssAlLANT.
Courageous Act of Chicago concer.
Hall Sinuer,

Hall Singer.
Chicago. May 17.-Eva Dakin, a con-
cert hall singer. shot and killed one of
two men who attacked her and tried
to rob her. The man she killed was
recognized later by detectives as Chas.
Bennett. The woman was locked up
pending an investigation. The police.
say witnesses have been found who
corroborate the woman's story. Ben
nett's companion has not yet been
foup5
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-05-18
FATALITY IN a FIRE.
Thirty Thousand Dollar Loss Is Sus
tanned at kenosha Today.

Kenosha Wis. May l6.-In lire which
destroyed tn" Calkins block today. entail
lrs less OF 1900, John Smith, u 1G-year-
cid boy was burned to death.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-05-18
VEsuvIUs AGAIN ACTIVE

Volcano Presents Magnificent Spec
tacle at Night.
Naples, May 1.-THE eruption Of,
Mt Vesuvius is more active. There
have been heavy explosions and the
quantity of lava emitted produces a
magnificent Spectacle at night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-08

Oats were quiet on the spot Sales. 5000 bush.
Natural white, 30 10 81 lbs. 36l1 rs7tsc Corn was
steady on the spot. Sales. 2+o,oOo bush 10, ?
mixed In elevator Sac. Futures closed poml 4.
usly sc. lover. Prices as follows;
Last
Ciosino. NIGH.
May Observation-Disclosures. bOis LOaS
JtlV ......-.. Enfs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-08

an increase Of 5293OOo bush. The following Il,
summary OF the foreign crop situation as reported
by Broomhal
United Kingdom. - Crop conditions rem.la
very favorable. France -Gcrmauy.-Tho weather
is stlll chAngeablo and damage is feared. but com
plants up 10 the present time have not been serious
Hhngary-Since our report OF a week ago suo.
has fallen and the crop now has suflcient cover
ing. RumAnia.-There Is a good snow protection
otcept along the Danube. The wheat acreage
has been Increased $4,000 acres over that OF a
year ago. Russia.-Tho weather Is now mild.T
Crops In excellent condition Port stock,
have Increased during the pa st month.
Corn and oats were quiet and steady. Lake and
Valentine were selling corn at Chicago at times.
The available supply OF corn Increased $1,000
bush. oats decreased $4,000 bush.
FLoUR.-Qulet and steady. sales. 10000 bbls
Receipts 20 6SB bbs.: exports. 1882 bbls. Winter
ia bbs.: Clears. E5O6st76: straghts. IS SoGt5 On.
Spring in bbls: Clears. I25ab.0G patents, ta
1925. Rye hour t95dte6.
CorrHK-Rlo on the spot was steady al stc
bags Santos coYeo on private terms Future,
advanced points but lost part. closing unchanged
10 points higher. Havre declined a. but rallied
Hamburg was unchanged. Rio declined 80 rel,
exchange 982d. lower at 10 10 led receipts II 90
bags: stock. t7a.0oo Santos declined 100 reis.
receipts. 1900 bags: stock. $4,000 Prices a.
fniia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-08
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call l'.@2 per cent. last loan
2 per cent ruling price. per cent Time
= money quoted at 3n3H per cent. for sixty
DAYS to six months, and 81 per cent for
Is quoted at $3.50 per cent Tor prime single
names and bills receivable; other names.
per cent
There was n further decline in the rates for
~ a loss OF 10 points Other classes OF e1-
change wore proportionally weak Most
OF the days business was done during the
morning Posted rates were quoted at
81 sGjs Tor long bills and 81 SO for short. Actual
rates Long bills. 81 sS05as4s575: sight drafts.
s. s7s5ds4 500. and cable transfers, tsS3O.
Francs were quoted at 5l7S less l-l6 Tor long
and SIS less l-33 for short Reiehsmarks
we're quoted at 90 1913 for long and 95 5-iG
loss i-32 for short Guilders were quoted
at toii for long and 40, plus l-32 for short
Domestic exchange on New Yok Boston
,5c., discount. Chicago - iso. premium.
Charleston-Banks buying. soc. discount:
selling, 81 premium Cincinnati-30c. pre-
MUM Montreal Par New Orleans-Com-
mercisl. 2So. premium: banks SOC. premium.
ST Paul-7oc. premium Minneapolis-ti pre-
MUM LOuisville-2J 10 SOC. premium. San
Francisco sue. premium. st. Louis-50c.
premium.
Money In London. ~ az per cent. Rate of
discount In open market for short and three
months bills. , 7-i6d'2S per cent. Consols for
money closed at IS a-l8 and for the account
at SIS il-lG. Paris advlces quote per cents
Mt np francs so confines. The private rate
OF discount is 6-lo per cent Exchange on
london. - francs II centimes. Berlin ad-
vices quote exchange on London 20 marks
Is pigs The private rate Of discount Is
2 per cent.
New York Clearing House statement, EI-
changes sli4 9jT 53l; balances. $500 s67;
6ub-lIcasury debit balance. t2ii $50
Commerc al price Of bar silver In New York,
etl.c Bar silver In London closed at 2s3<d
Mexican silver dollars we're quoted at ttsc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-08
Live Stock Market.

IfEAnAT IrO 7.
Receipts ~ hrrycs were las head Including
81 clrs Tor export alive "a for slanghtrrers aud u
for me w1rScl Yer ltue doing az the cattle
Yards TO fa,- Feeling steady for all grades Of
hseycs Dressed beef IN moderate request al
Taar per H. for ordinary 10 choice native sides.
livrrpel. aud London cable adVicrs reported the
cattle markets. steady a. last quotations sheep
f-ulug ri tlfl1c. ner 70. dressed weight Exports
TODAY i,t10 ber'cs. tsie sheep and 1dQ0 quarters
uf beef tomorrow. go becycs aud 200 quarters
Of hec.
Receipts NJ calves. Including lac arrivals Non
day, Wrrr Lf2i bead. OF which about $50 head were
on sale t.l~ UomlIg Yeats were lower for al
grades, good 90 choice selling ?Sdhoc lower and
medium and common grades 5nc. on. About 800
Cliye, Ncrr held over Inferior 10 choice Neals
r1d ~ ~ 0sta5n per 100 lbs tops at - G2i7 little
calves ST s.; BARNARD calves al e. No demand
without buyer, Dressed calves easier at safe.
ict 90. for cy dressed vesls. county dressed quiet
a. fti2c.
Receipts of sheep and lambs were 2.n7 head.
Including car lur slaughtyTcrs and ~ cars for tho
market. making, with the stock held nom
Yesterday, 49,. cars on sale. Sheep were 10 fair
demand and good sheep full steady: lambs more
active than Yesterday and prices appeared 20 be
Nicltr. Wlt1 no choice lots offered The pens were
Crhr'G win me- exception OF half carload OF sheep
tommon 90 choice sE rp sold At Aat5S per 100
ltr, 1Hi small bunch at 50. c1ills at s3JOqts Is.
medium TO prime lambs ~ .7siats.75. culls NJ
dressed lar'o sod a. ngl2'3c, ana choice car
cttsf- up TO l3c
Receipts Of hcr, rerr ~ head. Including about
h'f c1r frr Tho market. Prices steady. Good
t,1is hogs s..l a. $3.50 per 100 lbs. choice ig hl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-08
he receipts to-day wore as follows:

FUTURES here advanced 10 70 70 points. but 70
acted and closed steady az n net decli1o OF TO
points, with estimated sales OF 10000 bales. Price
~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-08

The outside market wa. firm and
moderately active to-day. Price move;
fnents which were irregular. disclosed
nothing OF unusual interest. and the trad
ing proceeded in a quiet and normal fashion.
Most OF the stocks were dealt in at advancing
quotations. but In several Instances, notably
that OF marlborough Rapid Transit, profit
taking sales were responsible Tor declines
and consequent net losses at the end OF the
day. Less was heard to-day concerning the
various deals that have recently been
manufactured nv imaginative rumormongers
for tho benefit OF the traction stocks In general
and lnterborough Rapid Transit In particular
probably because there was dlscontinu-
ance OF the Sensational advances In the Sc
curities mentioned. Shortly after the open
ing lnterborough Rapid Transit made new
price record at 225, but throughout the rest
Of the day II met 4 steady volume NJ liquids-
tion. which eliminated IN tho last few minutes
Of trading in a sharp drop. II closed AZ 10,
points below itS hnal price on MONDAY.
Northern Securities gained another a o.
point on the result Of the DAYS operations,
although Il closed full point under its highest
prios. There wa renewal OF the Eeesnt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-08

Coffee was quiet with narrow fluctuations. Tn.
tone was nrmer. however, for the Havrc Advlces
were better than expected and while the rcceipls
werc considered liberal there was less disposition 10
sell In fact. many operators wero inclined 10 await
further Developments
MPTAIs-Tin was weak. Other metals were
steady with the trading dun. In London Tin was
los. higher for rpo, and unchanged for futures
closing at IS cd tor spot and advanced IS I'D for
futures closing at E67 s.. and E67 ils. sd respect
lively. Prices here as follows: Copper Lake.
i525ni5875ac. coctrolyic, l5.l253 ais 2Sc castings
i<s7i5 clio. lead 1854 600: spclter 6.ibts 7Sc
tin, 2392s60o. Tho market for pig Iron warrants
was dull and weak Prices as follows. February,
tioesio.is; March. siedle2o: April. siooS@ts IS;
MAY. sleoSG3ie25: June. sieGsieto; July $1,000
1850.
NAVAL srokxs.-spiHts OF turpentiDe s+l4 3s'o'
Common TO good strained rosln, t2s7l3.
PRovIsIoSs.-Lard WAS quiet; primo Western,
s7.lo; refined. Continent. 800: South American
s7.75. Pork was quiet al fi325GN9B for moss'
Thlow. 4Sfc. Dressed hogs. 6M&71to. Butter
Creamery, nrsts. sic. Rggs-Westen. nrss. 1s
Chicago Feb. 7.---Provtsions vers dull and steady
SuoAR.-Raw was easier at Sic. asked for centTt
Refined was quiet and unchanged: granulsted.
6.oSo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-08
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
CONNIE RCIAL.

Cotton Advances. Then Reaots-Lvsrpool
strong-Ginners' Reports Less Beartsh
Than Expect ed-CAuses CoverinS-Rc-
ceipts smaIl-Bears HRmmer-Grain
Pfrm-wheat Receipts smail-Coneo
Firmer.
TUESDAY. Feb. 7.-CorToS.- Spot cotton
advanced points. Middlins. 1900. against
H. Csc last year: New Orleans and Gulf.
$685.. against II. 500. Sales, iei bales for
spinning. Augusta and Norfolk advanced 10.
New Orleans. 2 7-iec.: Mobile. 40: Norfolk.
re; Augusta. e-loo. Sales, Now Orleans.
5000 bales; Mobile. COO; Norfolk. 81; Au-
gusta, $50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-08

In Liverpool spot cotton advanced Is points.
Middling, jed. against T.52d. last year. Sales,
10000 bales. imports, 1900. Futures advanced
to points. Prices as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-08
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WAsHfgGToS. Feb. THE statement OF tho
receipts and expenditures Of the Government
This dan This morn. Fi'c1l veIr.
Trcrints ..Y. 81 ,-i iGl Siii8S0j8 Si35, l09I9i
Expenditures i53g1'O l0.X50Oo0 $50 00T,74
surnlus...- S3S5A6J f3.7s5,055 Def i24Sis.550
The receipts from customs 10 day were $500 200.
from internal revenue. N0i2s3. miscellaneous.
S477.ssl National bank notes received for redemp.
i.nn. Tt5Asi-
Tho cash statement OF the United States Treas
urcr Tor FEB shows.
HEsERyF FUND.
Gold coin and bullion. ..-......... $4,000 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-08

heavy buying Of the Mack1y Companies
shares said to be accumulation by inside
interests, and . further advance In their
price A feature Of the trading to-day was
a much broader and more active bond market.
The transactions In the market to-day were
fottDwg
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-19
Desde Santo Domingo

Santo Domingo. g. de o-El
general Candelario de la Rosa, que
estaba preso por cuestiones polfticas
en- Barahona. costa meridional de la
;isla, fue sacado de la prisi6n, resca-
tandole sus partidarios a viva fuerza.
Fin la refriega hubo varios muertos y
lheridos.
Ell general de Ia Rosa y sus liberia
|dores salieron de Barahona y Sc fue
ron a los montes, y Ell gobierno esta
Idespachando tropas en su seguimiento,
El crucero americana "Des Moines'
ha lido 4 Barcelona para proteger la
aduana. Ell resto del pals esta tran
quilo.
a-Ha llegado esta capital Ell gene
raj Demetrio Rodriguez factor de su-
ma importancia en- la polftica domini-
Icana, 1.r.- ..4-. 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-19
Buena zafra

u La sehorita Dorothy Higginson,
cuyo padre es banquero y miembro de
la Junta de Educa cion, esta segura
de que en- la noche del vierres iiIti-
mo su GAIA de prendas, conteniendolas
por valor de $25 COO 8 mas, Sc halla-
ba sana sa.va en- la comoda de su
"boudoir" en- la noche del viernes.
El lunes, cuando fus CHARLES una
vista, las halo de menos. La falta
Sc motto porque Ell dicha fecha una de
las tres criades de la casa, sin previe
aviso y con la suavidad de un rayo en-
cielo sereno, dijo que no queria SER
Wiz mas la familia. H.
La senorita Higginson y su madre
siutieron recelo ptivo, fueron al
"boudoir" y hallaron -. 10 que somos
en- este mundo. La criada fus dete
nida y presa por sospechas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-19

mas delellos, son de caracter perma-
neate,sy nj Sc We la manera de hacer
economics en- Ell rresupuesto, nj la de
subsanar los yacfos sin abrir. nuevos
arbitrios, 8 10 que es igual, nuevas
cargas. 1'4''3 - -. .'7'' - 81 p =
Los ingresos del tiltino af1o ecopo-
nico fueron: renta interna, $235 4o4
mil 2ooSo; recaudacion de aduanas,
$262. coo 52Sl4. y por etros -arbitrios
47.So3, l3o2i; total $543 S59.24 No Sc
incluyen los ingresos por Correos.
{ Los gastos, incluyendo igualmente
los de Correos. fueron: atenciones ci-
viles y celaneas, $I47.2So ooo,75
pensiones, Sal 7o2 232.s4 Guerra
$I22 4o7,o3I O.; Marina, $Il7334,35s.tc
Negocia6o Indio, SIS 5.24e e663.5o, inte
reses de Ia deuda, $24 46o7, ,S7o 81; total
I$5o7.72o 762 Al. Como Ell Correo es
departamento que ordinariamente deja
deficit. el que antncia el ministro dc
Hacienda es suceptible de considera-
Bile aumento. =. ."..-t+.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-19
Deficit en- el|Tesoro
D De Los EsTaDos vMIOoS

8 Al fenecer, el .afio econ6mico en- 80
de JUNO, las cuentas. del Tesoro fede-
raj Sc cerraron- con TN, deficit de- $24
millones }3o5,, oo3, exec ediendo en- cosa
de 81 900 900 a 10 que ell ministro de
Hacienda. Mr.. Shaw, habfa antiripado
meses atrAs. :, Este deficit, sin embar
go, no {, deja al gobierno q Ia cuarta
preguntal como suelen decir, pues le
qneds pn saldo disponible de $I4o,42e
mil 1886 pfocedenteI de sobrantes
Ell deficit Sc debi6por entero al au
mento de gastos votados por la Ultima
legislature, y-sefFeee el Inconvenience
de que esos gastos aumentados, 6 los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-19
LA HORDA"
(Novela por Vicente Blasco Ibafiez. }

Esta Erase es una admirable sfntesis
del problema planteado Ell LA hor-
da": "Yo ire a rastras, dice Maltrana
sosteniendo su hijo en- los brazos.
pero tn llegaras, cbiquitfn.
Asi termina ell libro. ma
La existencja de la horda queda ex-
plicada. No es precise que Olga Bias,
co Ibafiez por que subsiste ell hombre
de la caverna, rodeando a la opulenta
metr6poli, no es precise que 10 Olga.
Va Sc We la raz6n. Maltrana ha de-
ser ell ap6stol de aquellos mise
IS: ell ceIebro de squel organismo
lido entire todos los desperdicios
,drid; peroe zen vez de predicar
ado. en- vez de redimir ha hui
1ando contemplaI desde el alto
.s retera de Extrenadura, icon :
t.- 1e offeceni elnMadrid monu~
los suburbiOs asqaerosamen-
les. no piensa mas que en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-19
Desde Washington
1e de JUNO.

Mientras unos americanos, denun-
clan las "horda" que vienen de Euro
pa y piden medidas energicas que
contengan la immigration, otros des-
pues de estudiar ell asunto, de recoJe,
datos y de alinear cifras, llegan a Ia
conclusion de que este pals sigue ne
cesitando importar pobladores. ~.
Aver en- una reunion celebrada en-
Nueva York por la Federation 'Civica
varios oradores declararon que esca
sean los braceros en- todos los centres
industriales de los Estados y que esta
escasez plantea un problema, que re-
quiere soluci6n urgente 81 Sc ha de
mantener la prosperidad actual.
Un hsbreo, Mr.. Nathan Blur, pi.
di6 que Sc interprete de una manera
liberal la ley VICENTE de immigration;
y 81 este no basta, que Sc haga otra
ley. Segdn las estadisticas lefdas por
Mr. BLUR. en- los Estades Unidos cabe,
una poblaci6n de 900 mi
mes. s4.... ...,..r..,.,4 srs:,+ ri
Esta no es ,noticia fresca; pero bue-
no es repetirlai porque los advers arios
de una legislation amplia en- naateria
de immigration. suelen olvidar ese de-,
Ceme~dijo~-ayer -otro orador,
solo en- ell Estado de TEXAS, podrfan