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The Washington times., 1906-09-02

here as Napoleon Bonaparte. and re-
ceived many hattering offers from the
New York managers as a result or MS
excellent work in that production he
accepted Edward A. Braden's as the
one which gives him the best oppor-
tunity.
Miss Frances Ring will play the part
Of Sonia Her beauty splendid figure
youth, grace. refinement Of voice and
manner is well known 10 Washington
theatergoers. These qualities guaran-
tee that she viii make the character OF
sonia Stepniak the attractive, high
born young lady that is the authors
idea.
The Washington times., 1906-09-02
Coming Attractions.
National-CreatoEe &c His Band.

Creatore and his band are scheduled
for a concert at the New National The
alter for next Sunday night and this, no
doubt, viii be welcome news 90 his adj
mirers in this city. Creatore IS not only
the most picturesque Of conductors, but
he Is besides a mastery leader or men.
who has his musicians under perfect
control. insomuch that everything is
played with wonderful effectiveness.
force. sympathy and nice discrimination.
He leans 10 climaces OF the most abrupt.
fearful sort. a good deal has been said
about SignOr Creatore's acrobauc energy
as a leader; but Il IS Impossible n get
an idea OF what he is like without see
Ing him.
The Washington times., 1906-09-02
COlumbia-aLittle lack Homer

LOlumDla- Lltllc JACK AulAcA.
Probably the newest musical comedy
Offering OF this season comes early when
Melville B. Raymond's Little Jack
Horner'' will be presented at the Co
Iumbia Theater, starting tomorrow art
ernoon at 2:15, with the cute little
artist, Master Gabriel. in the principal
roll Of Jack" This young comedian
scored heavily in Buster Brown. OF
pleasant memory. and became the IDOL
of every boy and girl-and ''groWn-upa
too-in the country. at the same lIIhS
establishing himself as a real comedian
Of unusual ability and remarkable YER
satility. Realizing the little IelloW
cleverness, Manager Raymond SET 90
work 10 provide for this seasons
vehicle a play. production, and cast that
should huv frame the efforts OF his
great little star Expense was no OBJ
iect Merit was the requirement. and
as result. those who see Little Jack
Horner" win realize the epitome or
musical comedy. Master Gabriel Is sur
rounded by a company Of nearly one
hundred people, consisting OF beautiful
singing and dancing girls, carefully Sc
Iected from hundreds OF applicants; a
strong male chorus, and one OF the best
au-round casts ever put together, IN
Guiding the great animal impersOnator'
George Ali CTige): Billy S. Clifford, the
noted singing comedian: Rice and Pre-
vost. marvellous acrobatic comediansi
Frank Oakley (''Slivers'D. the famous
New York hippodrome clown; Al Lamar,
Maurice Hageman. and John p. Rogers.
Blanche Deyo. one OF the foremost sing
ing and dancing condolences OF our
stage. will essay the leading female
role Dorothy Page; Maude Lambert.
the beautiful prima DONNA May
Mooney. the statuesque conUalto; Alice
Hageman, Emsy Alton, Adele Hinton
and Cleone Pearl Fell also have prom
inent parts,
A sensation will no doubt be caused
by the great Dinus troupe. described
as the worlds premiere whirlwind Tour
billion dangers. whose members. eight
handsome women, are said to attain 10
heights IN acrobatic tcrpsichorean feats
almost impossible 20 conceive.
The Washington times., 1906-09-02

Academy-"When the World Sleeps"
The story or when the World Sleeps. -
Is a dramatic recital OF the life and
destlnies of York State village folks.
The characters are varied and most I'M
common. Residing IN a rural mansion
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Nu OQS >ljnbIlfuul.

Die aSyreie BreKe fir qeras" iuiro
alt ilber $50 Epitofficen nerlonot, unb
bat etne groRe 8erbreitunQ in Der
aa9bar= Gepnblit Werito, i'm Snbia.
ner=3erritorium uno Of(ahoma.
Sbr girfulatipnS=@ebiet in Teros
erftreft iid pou @aloeItun bis binouf
nad Oentlon, pDm duBerIten Often
BIG nad 81 45aIo i'm iernen 8eiten;
es id(ieBt Ielbitperit6nblid nit be.
tonher8 8ab(reihen QeIern oQs oid)tz
beiteoelte Wittel=Teras ano ben 5iios
rpeiten ein. Nuh in Marito bat 1te
cine aroBe Berbreituuo.
3tpei 8etieabe itnb beIt6noia,
iabrein, iabrau8 I'M SntereIie oes
Dlattes nntermeas uno fiibren benz
ielben in Bereiu init uniereu riibri.
gen 2otnl gtaenten Ierttudbreno
neue Qeier su.
Sn aubetrabt bieier Ibatiacben 1T
Die pSreie pretie", 100 es fib oar,nu
banoelt, Die beutibe 8epblferuua III
erretbea, oas bette MmseIge Wse,
eiam III gtaate 2eras.
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TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue Of the FREIE
PREssE FUER TEXAS" has DO.
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. 1t is
mailed to $50 post-ofices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico, in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and Of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlavenng men and our
very active local agents are con.
tinuously adding new sub
-scribers to the lists.
In consideration Of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tlslng medium IN the State OF
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulatlon.
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5siir $500 ua9 9entlblauo.

Deutib amerifanilde 8eitunaen
tperoen i'm alten Taterlano nit eru.
Bem Snterefie aeleien, neil fie lih
frei ausipreGen uno bdufig BON orils
ben mebr 0euiofeiten uno @ahrih.
ten bringen, als Die oeutiben 8eis
tungen ielblt. Die nssreie Breile fiir
9eras" lit brilben iiberau, tuDbin lie
aelanot piro, Elm iebr germ geIebener
8ait uno fam iib riibmen, Nner.
fennung uno 8uroiaune gu finoen,
tpie aus aablreiben 8riefen an uns,
fopie an Dieienigen, nel9e oas 8latt
an ibre 8erwanbten i6i6en, berpur.
3ebt. 8er oaber ieinen Gertpanoten
nno Jreunoen cine syreuoe erpeiien,
ibnen elm tpilltomnenes @eIdenf
MAIDEN min, Der beitelle fir fie bic
n5reie 8reiie fir Ieras". Das Sn.
terefie fir Terds, nie ilberbaupt fiir
ben Staat uno Die @egeno, NO bic
Geruanoten mobnen, 1T in Deut1bs
LAMB iebr lebbaft uno es 1T unm5Q.
ltb, in Brioatbriefen eine 10 ariin0.
libe @uftldrune unb 8eidreibuua
oe8 fremoen 2anoes gu geben, tuie
otes Die n6reie Brehe" allp6hent.
lih tbut. Sir ben aerineen Breis
oDn So perienoeu mir pDrtofrei unIer
reibbaltiges Bobenblatt auf Elm Sabr
all iroenb cine Gbreiie i'm Guslanbe.
lie ssreie preiie fir 9eras pabI.
GDmbaMs1.
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US . au2

Gs aibt IN unierem R6rpet elm fleiues
loies Sarnitad, oas bon ieiner sorm oen
0amen @urmfprtiae er9ielt, aber teinem
uns betannten ,3uede oient. 5duTia oes
rdt oieies 8armitiid in gntsnnouuq, unb
iruar namentltm In Jolge BON horteu
Subfanaen bic i'm Darn liegen bleiben
uno in ben 8urmfortias einorineen. Dns
Gnoe 1T cine lhne1 oerlanfenbe, tbtlirhe
gnt5itnbun9. g8ir iteheu allu Dor elmer
oDppelten S}rage. 9SpSu Der 0armGort.
iaB2 uub mas nod ueit nirbti9er lit: 8oe
gu cine @nt5iintune oeiielben, ueun ca
ein ftheres Miltte1 9iebt. oieie in meniaen
Sugen t0tlidbe 8ranfbeit, Qppenoicitis aes
nsnnt, liber gu nerbiiteu?. gu berbiiten
nit ben in jeoer Gpot6ete erbaltliden be-
riibmten ct. BERNARD Rrdnterpllen.
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tssortieknna foiot.
gest .aper 90 syanreu

ihpn puroe Mrs. Winsfpm's 500.
thing Syrup uon WilIiDnen bon
Wiittern beim babnen Der ainber
annemenoet. Wirlt 9u i'm Shlafe
our6 oas Sbreien zines ainoes ae'
it6rt, oaB i'm Babnen 1T uno BOT
Shmeraen meint? gBenn 10, lafie
iofort cine sslalhe oDn ,.Wirs.
WinslDms Soutbina Sbrup" hulen.
5ein Wert iit unbeaablbnr. gs miro
Dem rleinen 2eioenoen iofort Ninoe.
runa uerIbafen. BerlaBt euh boz
rauf. Whtter. e5 lit fein 8meifel
eariiber. Go beilt DiarrbDe. reaus
liert ben WlaQen uno bic geieren,
beieitiat Winb 9Otit. erueiht ben
@nutrlen, perbinbert gnt5iinouna
uno itdrft bas gauge Spftent.
rWrs. WinelDtus SuDttina Syrup"
fir aabnenbe ssinber lit aneenebm
i'm @eibmad; oas Heeept itan,nit
BON einem Der beiten meiblihen
NerSte in ben 8er. Gtaaten. GS tit
bel allen Drueeiften In Der aanaen
Welt au baben. Dreis %, Gents pet
5laihe. Gauft nidats anoeres. ala
Wrs. BiuSloms Soothina Snruu.
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1DdTt uDef Den IQulH 9teHH3tqHJqDrtgEIt
uno betpDg 9n, oa8 Gtuoium Der Yhi=
lolo9ie gu er9reifen.
: rG8 lit 5ipar iiberfiilt, tpts aues
jeBt, IeBte er hin5u. ,Nbsr ireeno Elm
2ebrerpoiten in etnem 9robin3nsitden
miro Iih idon fir Did finoen. Das
beibt natiirli9 nur, lpenn 0u Did
eiFern in's SOD leaft, mein Qieber, unb
8einer buntnligen Worbiloung eth
bts6sn auf Die 0iibe bilff!"
Ser Oberlehrer bate, ba ibm. bic
gan5e 2ebensfiibrung oerer BON 9ade
ipenig eefiel, etne miBmutbige 4bneiz
eun9 gegen ben Maior empfunoen uno
fonnte ftd nun elmer leiien @enugs
tbunng niht ertpebten.
SEPT absr fam a0es berbor, paS In
Sans Mit6elm fhlummerte uno fonIt
in Dem iorgloIsn, slanapollen 2eben
biel1eiAt ME erfpa9t lpdre. 9fus bem
flotten Sffi3iersafpirant ipuroe tiu
ariner STUDENT, Der Die Nahts BET
fdtpelenoer pstrpleumlamps, oft in
fhle9t 9ebeioiem 3immer iiber ieinen
8iidern fab uno am Gage NIT bobrens
bem gifsr Die Rollegien befu9te unb
{i1 iiber manhss Witiag NIT stner
5tulls unb einsn gdlud Bier btnneg>
log.
Danu that sr iiA I'M pripatftunbsa
tim, uno oaulit mGGte er Slid. .Wds
t6 @ud fugte, tn bem 8engel itedt
bod elm pbiIoIose!!" triampbtrts Der
Obsrlsbrer. ,,unb untsr uns 9efast:
es mar fir ibn oieuei9t nod ni9t oas
G9lebteie, baB fein Batter ittrbsn
mubte, ebe er saaa berbummslt uno
berfladt ipdre!"
3Dn IelHsn epemdIIgrH UreunDen
htelten troB bss 9liidsme6iels bic met
ften treu BEL ibm aus. 50. er bate iid
nur an ipebren, oab tim ni1t imrn.r
ipieber a}umpgeIber aufgeoranst muir
ben, oeren Nnnahme er niht berantz
ipprten tonnts.
Nm treuften unb fefteiten aber fab
ietn @erbGItnib gu Grid bpn pontoD.
GbemaIs mar Grid Der grnitere getpez
fen, ben etne nutterloie ainbbett friib
sereift bate. SEPT mar Sans Milbslm
Der, Dem oas Qeben Ole JauIt 5eiete,
uno Der iidb 5u entfdeiben bate: fteben
o6er frieben.
limb er fano, ipenn ibm au9 man9=
mai Die WdfIer biz an Die Seele sin=
gen uno er ole 3abne sufammenbetBen
muBte, um lid ni1t lmreiBsn gu laf@
fen.
9lIs er in bas 9aus pOntpn trat,
mar Elm Sabr fett osm bDfen MunDper<
tag persanssn. Der erfie Sturm ibsr
Der junsen Seele mar berbrauft: er
bate fid nit Dem 2sben. tpie es iebt
mar, 5ure9tsefunoen. Sa, .r faste
man9mal ld9elnb gu Grid: ,0iele
let9t bat Der Ontel ObsrIebrer bod
reat. gieleidt bin i'd pirtlidl gum
pbiloloeen -geboren."
@r mar mittelgrob un6 fab itst
bur6 oas fthle6ts Qeben, nas er fii6rte,
ettpas graufarbig uno slsno aus. Geine
3lge paren martirter als Die fanf-
teren BON Grid. 8ie fteils, bod aug
sebu6tete Stirn bssren3ts bag braune
9aar, oas er. iintlsioiamerneiie, pDlz
lis fur59eiborsn trug 9luf Der fure
5en Sberlippe beg ausgeprdet trobisen
Wunbss iaB l4on Der srits junes Bart
flaum, ben Grid noh perqebens sr=
fshrte.
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SliOmettteraS Ulflndlt Gud)

Benn 5br gud ireenotuo nieber.
lalien inolIt. tbut es entlana Der 81.
ME Der
gan 2gttOtttD l. 2EranSas
9Saf: Sahn.
i'm gartensDiftritt oes Staates. @e.
lunobelt uno alima unitbertrpffen,
BllIige 2dnoereien fir oen sFarr,er
Dlarft9artner, Obita ulto giehaiifter'
Weeen GinseIbeiten uenbetGucf, an
@eo. s. 2uptun. o. 9. 81,
san NntuniD. 9eroe.
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s SsaIf, cement. Sono, Yo6.
ltelne, feuerfefte Steine uno ghud.
3teer uno Ispbaltpapier, Dadlpanre.
9beer nno Nspbalt, Sel, 3erpentin
.sarben, 8las ,c. &c. Itets uprrQtFlio
bel ). 6. 1ielmamn, BOG 0Ti.
gomtnerce'StraBe. gIieorige 8reiie,
cute Baare lonie cute uno reene
Beoienura suerbeu l3arantirt =
9etephon 4l0.
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xdallde sonrtfen sdlIaimaaeu

nab GaliIornien, ebenlu nad ct.
aouis nia 9eras & 8acific Babn
obne Wehlel. Sbreibt an iraenb
einen 9idet agenten tueeen oieies
neilen 9ieuites ooer an 6. Is. Eur.
ner, 9eneral' Baiiaaier'gIBeut, Bal.
fas. 9eras.
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Gin treuer &atgeber
unb elm iuahrer &dah

II tsa.sss sas sssSlsssH' Sssg y9er Rettungsautsr
nsas oertssrts guffose, $50 @siteu TART nit uiss
leE lsbenstreutn abbilbunaen.
VI labrtin peritanolider Beiie all, IpIe man er=
lol9re'b geiuno toeroen uuo asiunoe ftn6er baben
Tam. " lie iouteH oieies lebrreide Bud leen
ano trfabrsn. ipie aaf aatiirIidee aSetie s4pdber
5uadnos, oerlorsne gnersie, llnIuf, Nusfaaen Der
9aars, nnnothrlide 5r6ame, 6art(eibieteit, Sps.
pepFe, Rldsui6mepen, glut., anFedenSe unb aebei.
ne arantbeiten u. 10. beeitiet nno gebeilt ueroen
t6nnen.
Sas BUD II sin beipabrter 6reuno auer Qsioen=
ben mo iniro fir a5 Gents in qohmarien an iraeno
sihs Aoreils. or9f6Itig Oerpadt osrienOet Nbreire
Demt 6es Setts Smi.itmt
10 Can sib ST., 0stp 9ert. ". D., fr,iber Ii
Clinton NIaee.
80 IN griefen nsnH, man oieie 2cjtuna. "a
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NeIunpe Sd,,ute

Strauder. Stolen uno iunftiae 8han.
sen 81 m1Biaen 8reiien. Shreiben
Sic nm Satnlpa.
u. 10. Steinbriua,
Weu'GraunfeIs. Gerass
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Wnif Gbure 8abu.

Nbfabrt.
Wab 9apernia, Sutherland 5prings
Stodbafe, t69lih, ,.........8 800 Born
Nntunft
Bon Stodbale, SUTHERLAND Sprinas uno
2aperuio. tdolith. 2:30 gladhm
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4ubtano fiibrt per MOnat sipa
10000 SAME naQ 9eutiAIano aus
8is N ar Il bic 9auptltaot
Nortb 0atOtas, tit na9 bem eroBen
Seutihen Reidstan5ler benannt.
Sn6ianapoGis 1T ois etnsige
Gtaatsbauptfta0t Der Union, IN ipsl=
der Der yiame beg Stddtes porfomnt.
Supauif glumenqdrt=
ner habsn cine Roie gs8iidtet, Die i'm
Sonnsni6ein roth unb I'M S4atten
ipeib ansiieht.
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w. s.. Il 2. Sabn.

~. Sc. Il e. 8abu.
Nbfahrt.
Wab -Baco, s5Drt 8ortb, Dallas, RauIas
gitg. ct. 9ouis unb Gbicaeo. tdelitb,
(Suniet Deput) )..........8.45 9t6enbs
2oealing nia Smttbniue. ~. .10&orm.
Mntunft:
Bon @bieaau, ct. Gous, aanios Git1,
Dallas, Sort Bortb unb 8aco, taalih
(Suniet Depot ...........8 Woraens,
N0calAnQ pia SmithntlIe -. sos M6enbs
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Spbu $. Bolton, OefeutI. 9lotar.
@runbei9entnm. g9ent tiir 8enTon8au-
ipriihe. 40l gtaOnrro Ctr q. Sci. 43o
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Abtahrt,

Mob Gueru. goatum, Spuiton uno Sal.
beitDn, t19ttcb. .............8 8. 10 gprm.
unb 10.l5 abenbs. s..............t -.
Rad Corpus ghriiti, &ofpert unb Bee.
bile ta9ticb. 49,. l2.45 uno abenos.
Nab 8brne unb SerruilIe. ta9lih .....
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1925 8orm
Nntunft.
Bon guero, g)oafum, pDuftun uno Gal.
oeiton, taglib ......7 80 mnrgens uno
800 Mben6s. ..............
TDn Corpus @hrifti. 6odport unb Bee
bile ta9lih. .........7.3 30 morgens nno
1.25 nawm. .......
Bon Bbrne uno sterrnite. taeli6 -.
.45 NbeubS,
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Suatberm 4yacific 1abm.
Nbfahrt.

NpInqrt.
0ad Neto Orleans, S0ufton unb Sol.
oeiton tGgIirb. b............u 40 80rm.
utlb. b................... 1870 Nbenos.
9eocb gegle BaB, Gl 8aio, galifornien
ttno WerifD .............. 800 Born.
Nntuntt.
Bon getu Orleans, Souiton uno @aI
peiton tdglicb. b.........-.7.3t Norgens
unb 600 Wabm.
Bon gl 9oio, Gaiifurnteu unb MeEitO
800 Nbenbs.
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9ind's & Gents Dauana. giaarre.
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Gifenbabn> Ylan.
5. & o. ". 8ab,t.
bfa brt.

Rad allen Noro.Eeras.Buutten
................4l l1br unb 500 8or,n.
gaub ct. 9ouis. gaempbis uno benz
Often en................1.20 ubr nahm.
Nob Roro Teras, 8anias Gitp uno
St. Sonls ..................6 3 abenoS
Wab Wertto. o........,...... 9.15 BORN.
glnfunft.
Bon ct. 2ouis unb benz Often ~ BORN.
Bon lOcalen 8untten $50 uacflm,
Son ct. 2ouisu. benz OIten:l0. 40 a6enbs
Bon 9arebo uno DteritD =. 100 nachm.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-31
EDITORIAL

Whether he wishes to or not, il
looks as if the acting Governor would
be compelled to emerge from his
voluntary retirement, in order to in
tervene in a problem which Nigh,
ere this have been solved had the
supreme authority of the Island ma
infested some interest in it.
The matter of the drinking water
of San Juan has now assumed grave
proportions, conditions have arisen
which, in our opinion, are of trans
cendent importance.
From the protest presented by
various important officials of the Su-
perior Board of Health, published in
the local papers of Friday, it appe-
ars that access to the tanks of the
acqueduct was denied to those who
sought to get specimens.of the water
used in San uan. /.
Access was denied to the represen-
tatives Of the health authorities. by
virtue Of a positive and laconic order
of our Alca1de, who would seem to
desire that everything in connection
w I'LL lAC WdLC1 oC1 VIC SuOulu OC Cu-
veloped in an atmosphere of mystery
and secrecy.
The caprice, which appears absq-
lutely inexplicable and eltogethep
inadmissable in matter which CONF
Germs the public health, should Ger
tainly impel our immense acting Co
vernor to at last take part in the wa
ter problem, rendered SO acute by the
friction between the Superior and Lo-
cal health boards. :. =,
From the rivalry Which appears to
exist and which seems to be confr-
med byssuch hostile.act as refusing
to allow the officials of the Superior
Board oi Health to secure specimens
of the drinking water, which ought to
be subjected<to a daily test, the gs:-
neral public is forced to suffer and
such a condition of things as exists
ought not to be" tolerated, for it only
adds to the general belief that there
is something wrong with the water
which is consumed il. this city and
that it is a menace to the health of
the citizens. <~
Free access should be accorded all
officials to the tanks from which they
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seeks to secure specimens Of the
desires to inform himself of the con
djtien Of this service now reported to
be in such an unsatisfactory state.
Instead of preventing such investiga-
tions by lion clad rules and orders of
the redemption ist style, the avenues
[of enlightenment should be thrown
wide open to all those who desire 70
Investigate matter which SO vitality
affects the public health.
Now; after knowing the attitude
of the Alcalde ard his unwillngness
to have certain parts of the Acque-
duct viewed by would be investlga-
tors, the fears and suspicious arou-
sed in the public mind by former
rumors of the condition of the wat
er supply have most naturally beco-
me intensified, which is logical
consequence Of the strange prohi-
bition'of the Alca1de denying access
to the. acqueduct without permit.
Why is access to the acqEeduct
denied; what IS it that it is wanted to
conceal; why is entrance forbidden
under threats SO severe that they re-
mind one Of the ukases of the congr-
egation2 What is hidden in this
palce; what is it that it is feared to
have uncovered?
These Questions naturally occur to
the public as. a result of the refusal
to allow the health officials to make
the Investigations which they Judge
indispensable.
The mystery which seems to exist
should at once be cleared up by the
action of the government, it should
without delay intervene with energy
IN order to restore to the public mind
the calm and Tepose which it has
lost.
A minute and searching investiga-
tion is necessary, one that will def
nitely clrear up certain points regar-
ding which we ore now in ignorance
The care and attention for the
PUBLIC health, which ought to inspire
evefz government, demands that an
immediate investigation be made on
the lines indicated, which is tn only
thing that will remove the present
deep discomfort that is felt by all.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-31

Aver domingo fue IN d{a muy
animado. Hubo diversiones para
todos los gustos. Por Ia tarde el
Parque Central estuvo sumamente
concurrido habiendo tenido lugar IN
concerto en- dicho sitio por la banda
insular. Tambi6n resulto muy ami
mado Ell Basse Ball verihcado en-
Puerta de TERRA entire los clubs mi
ll6n" y s'Palmas".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-31

En- Ia ma6ana de hoy celebr6 una
larga couferencia con el Gobernador
INFERNO Mr.. Post, el Sub comisiona.
do de Educacion, Mr.. Lord.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-31
g-0uoet esta n1ejor
La algeria de @Par1s
@ s.:

Nueva York lunes-El ez-presidente de
Francia NJ de Loubet, de.cuya enfermedad in
.formamos aver aSnuestros lectores, Ia. expert
mentado una perceptible mejorfa.
La noticia ha sido recibida con marcado
regocijo en- toda Francia.
La prensa dedicada grandes espacios a esta
information. :><
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-31
Una .sentrewIsta sen
i SaCEonaH
FL gobierno americana prevenido

Nueva York, lnnes.-El gobernador Ma
goon ha celebrado una larga importante con-
ferencia con los mas caracterizados jefes de las
agrupaciones politicas.
FL jefe del gobierno Intervention les expuso
Ia terminante decision del gobierno de Was
hitgton de mantener toda COSTA el orden que
reclaman en- Cuba los intereses extranjeros
acumulados g.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-31
6 Kaiser Y a. PRO-
0Gennsa afr5caFno
Nubes que Sc disipan

Nueva York iunes.-Dicen @d5Ie Paris que
no existe el nenor tenor de que la fnterven-
cion que pueda tomar el Kaiser en- los asuntos
africanos, periudique en- 10 mas minirno la mi
sion pacifcadora encomendada las potencias
del Mediterraneo
El Kaiser marchara de acuerdo'en IN todo
con ell gabinete de Londres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-31
las kabiEas ataca,.. = Fex
Ell Sultan no tiene recursos

Nueva York, lunes,-El sultar ha tenido
que refugiarse en- Fez, perseguido de cerca por
la inmensa partida que sigue al bandido Raj
suli
Los sublevados han puesto sitio Ia ciudad.
Creese qre el emperador africano sc vera pre-
cisado solicitar los auxilios m1litares de Fran
cia y Espana para resistir los sublevados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-31
e C0nfGiCt0 Safg1s~
I. can0 Sc recrgaCRece
Las kabilas Sc muestran agresoras

Nueva York, lunes-Comunican de Tan
ger cue una horda africana ha hostilizado du-
rante la noche cl campamento de las tropas
francesas en- las inmediaciones.d Tanger.
En- el tiroteo han muerto algunos soldados
fra nceses.
: Los moros fueron dispersados, dejando el
campo sembrado de muertos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-31
Un , eSpantOsa playa
en g BRASIL
Otra yez la peste amarilla

Nueva York, lunes-Comunican de Rio ia
nero. que IA hecho su aparicion intranqulllza-
dora en- Ia Repnbliea. la epidemia de febre
amarilla.
La rapidez con que Sc propaga la peste, es
desoladora.
FL nnmero de yictImas llega cifra
espantosa diariamen5e=:
Il gobierno carece.de medios para contra
rrestar Ia horrible epidemia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-12-31
II sisS1a aci6n de Cuba
y a. mensaje de Roosevelt
Impression en- Washin gton

Nueva York l1nes.-En los circulos poll
ticos de Washington sc concede una importan-
cia grandc las noticias. .reci bidas de Cuba por
juzgarse Ia actual agitacion que sc nota entire
los elementos poiiticos motivada por el para
TO del mensaie de Roosevelt referente la Re
publca Reina nucha expectation.