davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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thentic; 1t bore the certificate Of the
clerk of Wabana county, Indiana. The
witnesses were Thomas Bates and
Arthur Pickering.
who is Bates?" I asked, pointing to
The mans signature.
One of your grandfather's discov
cries. He's in charge of the house out
there. and a trustworthy fellow. He's
a fair cook, among other things. l
don't know where Mr.. Glenarm got
Bates. but he had every confidence In
him. The man was with him at the
end"
A picture OF my grandfather dying,
alone with a servant, while /, his only
kinsman, wandered in strange lands,
was not n that | could contemplate
with much satisfaction. My grand
father had been an odd little figure of
a man, who always wore a long black
coat, silk hat, and carried a curious
sflver-headed STAFF, and said puzZling
things at which everybody was afraid
either to laugh or to cry. The though,
of him touched me now. | was glad to
reel that his money had never been
a lure to me; 1t did not matter whether
his estate was great or small 7 cou,d
at least, ease nv conscience bv ob.v.
ing the behest of the old man whose
name / bore. and whose interest In tbe
Amer things of life and art had given
him an u%ndeniable distinction.
II should like to know something of
Mr.. Glenarm's last days" | said alb
ruptly.
'''iase "nere
7, VI na.es' MS COMPANION
- went vermont WIN
qu',e suu'ehiy and az
ia iathf IN 'he o'u VII
, III" 'as' eariy
was away rom
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""'' III o'e'' Dates 'd"e 10
W. " "", 70 slsn 'he neces-
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SARATOGA CHIPS

William Fl. Large went to Walcott
today.
The B. & o. store installed a gas
oline plant this week.
NJ. B. McKillip went up to the
Charter Oak mine yesterday.
r. FL. Hopkins, of Hopkins Bros,
was in from Sage creek this week.
r. w. Wood was in from Elk Hol-
low Tuesday, with "A load of beef.
Dave Richmond had his ''pictur
took" while he was gone to Denver.
Hugh and Lester Mowry were down
from upper South Spring creek Mon
day.
lie Roy Hyney came in from Elk
Hollow Monday on Il brief business
visit.
j. b. Hassett and Geo. w, Hibner
went to Rawlins on the two o'clock
train today.
DIR. Price went to Pass creek on No.
3 Tuesday to visit the sick 0 of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Crone.
Mrs. j. f. Crawford, who went to
Cheyenne for a short visit, returned
home Friday evening.
+. NJ. Baker, who is running a
hotel at Hanna, was up Friday and
remained over until Sunday.
Chas. Mckay has been a city visit
or this week. He returned Sunday
from the Denver stock show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kincaid came
in from North Fork Tuesday on a Wis
ii to Mr.. Kmcaid's parents.
Lawrence Sterrett got back Satur-
day evening from his trip to the stock
show and convention il Denver.
b. L. Ryan was down from his
ranch yesterday. He has been sick
for a month with grippe and cold and
is quite feeble,
Winthrop Condict was in Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week, from
Bennett. He vas accompanied by
Winthrop, jr,. and c. G. Young.
Mrs. Della M. Harden left Monday
for the Ferris Haggarty mine where
she has accepted a position as head
cook for the mine boarding house at
that place.
James Rendle, cashier of the Rawl-
ms National Bank, came up Saturday
evening to look over the affairs of the
First National Bank here. He return
ed home sunday.
Albert Reed aud wife have moved
into one of the McAnulty houses just
across from the Presbyterian church,
and are keeping house for Mi. Schauf-
Ter during theabsence Of his family.
, 1908-01-30

l give him enough trouble in his life
without disappointing him in his
grave. l suppose you'd like to have
me fight the will; but I'm going to dis
appoint you"
He said nothing, but played with his
pencil. | had never disliked him so
heartily; he was so SNUG and comfort
able. His Office breathed the very
spirit of prosperity. | wished to finish
my business and get away.
81 suppose The region out there has
a high death rate. How's the ma
laria?"
Not alarmingly prevalent. / under
stand. There's a summer resort over
on n side of Lake Annandsle. The
place is really supposed to be whole
ONE | dom believe your grand
father had homicide in mind in send
ing you there"
No. he probably thought the rusti-
cation would make a man of me. Must
| do my own victualing? suppose III
be allowed to eat"
Bate can cook for you. He'll sup
ply the necessities. I'll instruct him
to obey your orders. | assume you'll
not have many guests,-in fact."-he
studied the back of his hand intently,
while that isn't stipulated. | doubt
whether 1t was your grandfather's idea
h q you should surround yourself"
With boisterous companions" I
supplied the words in my cheerfullest
tono. mo; my conduct shall be en-
emplary, Mr.. Pickering | added, with
anable irony.
He picked up a single sheet of thin
typswrittsn paper and passed 1t across
The table. II was a formal acquies.
cencs in the provisions of the will.
Pickering had prepared it in advance
Of my coming, and this assumption
that would accept the terms irritated
me. Assumptions as to what | should
do under given conditions had always
annoyed me, and accounted. in a large
measure, for my p%roneness to surprise
and d~isappoint people Pickering sum
aanad a clark to witnAAs my ct
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sr,y tnen, at 22, he came forth to look
at the world. and liked It exceeding
we'll. His father was a busy man and
he had other sons, so he granted Larry
an allowance and told him to keep
away from home until he got ready to
be respectable. SO. from C%onstanti.
nople. after a tour OF Europe. we to-
sether crossed the Mediterranean in
search of the feshpots of lost king
doms. spending three years in the pur-
suit. We parted at Cairo or excellent
terms. He returned to England and
later to his beloved Ireland, for he
had blithely sung the widest Gaelic
songs in the darkest days Of our ad-
ventures. and never lost his love for
The Sod. as he northumberland
capitalized-his adopted country.
Larry had the habit of immaculate
ness. He emerged from his East Side
lodging house that night clothed prop.
erly, and wearing the gentlemsnly air
of peace and reserve hat is so wholly
incompatible with his disposition to
breed discord and indulge in riot.
When we sat down for a leisurely din
ner at Sherry's we were not, I modest
ly maintain, 4 forbidding pair. We
II | may drag myself into the matter
are both a trife under the average
height, sinewy, nervous. and. Just then.
trained fine. Our lean. clean-shaven
faces we're well-browned-mine wear.
ing a fresh oat from my days on the
steamers deck.
sss ss,s Continued Next Week
, 1908-01-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Fait came down last
week from Encampment on a visit
to the family of Mr.. and Mrs. PIatt
Hinmau. MIR. Fait returned home
last week and Mrs. Fat will return
today.
W. E. Ashley, of the Red Cross
Pharmacy, has concluded to close out
his drugs at this place and move to
Eucampment and open a notion store
He will leave about the first of Feb
ruary.
Mrs. R. A. Edick, grandmother of
Mrs. j. W. Nelson, who has been here
visiting Mrs. Nelson the past three
mouths, left for Mooresville, Nebr.
Yesterday where she will visit relatives
for a time.
Miss Rhoda Moore. who went to
Cheyenne last week to help organize
a Grand Temple, Pythian Sisters, and
who was elected Grand Senior of the
same, arrived home Saturday, after a
short trip to Denver.
81. A. Kincaid, who went to Chey-
enne recently, returned home Satur-
day morning. He has been confined
to his room ever since his return and
thinks seriously of trying a lower alti-
tude as his heart seems to be affected.
Father Conrath came over from
Rawlins Friday and was present at
the entertainment given by the ladies'
of the Altar Society that night. He
expressed himself as highly gratiiied
at the attendance, and the liberal
ann in which every one contrib.
uted to the success of the evening.
, 1908-01-30

ture.
How soon shall you take posses.
sion?" lie asked II have to make a
note of it"
II shall start for Indiana to-mor-
row." | answered.
AS | rose to go Pickering said:
1T will be sufficient If you drop me
a line, say once a month, to let me
know you are there. The postofice is
Annandale."
Il suppose | might file q supply of
postal cards in the village and arrange
for the mailing OF one every month"
1T might be dom hat way" he an
swered evenly.
I'VE may perhaps meet again. II l
don't die of starvation or ennui. Good
by"
We shook hands stif1y and | left
him, going down in an elevator filled
with ~eager-eyed. anxious men. |. at
least. had no cares of business. 1t
made no difference to me whether the
market rose or fell. Something of the
spirit of adventure that had been my
curse quickened in my heart as I
walked through crowded Broadway
past Trinity church to a bank and
drew the balance remaining on my
letter of credit. I received in currency
slightly less than 81 900.
AS | turned from the teller's window
| ran into the arms of the last man in
the world | expected to see.
This, let it be remembered. s in
October of the yea of our Lord, nine
teen hundred and one.
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Wanted.

All Kinds of furs and pelts in seas
on. Also prairie dog skins. Special
prices for black mink. For prices.
tags, etc, apply to
Jno. NJ. Hitch d Co.,
131 w. Lee ST., Baltimore, Md.
, 1908-01-30
Pay Your City Taxes

The city taxes are due, and past
due. This is the "last call" before
the penalty will be added.
j. F. Crawford,
Town Treasurer.
, 1908-01-30

The hedgehog, guarded by spikes.
rolls itself mp for the winter in a hole
lined with grass and moss.
, 1908-01-30
Sweeping Reduction

A sweeping reduction on all hats in
stock and many other goods, Mus
have the cash.
l-23 4w Mrs. II. A. Over.
, 1908-01-30
Good Change in Name.

Good Change In Name.
William street in New York city was
known as Horse and Cart street"
back in the eighteenth century.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-28
Numero so

prefija. Ademas, Rio Piedras, inme-
diato a San Juan, de donde dista IL
Kilometres, Il millas) uniendosele por
el puente "San Antonio. vi a Hu-
macao. al Este, de cuya ciudad 10 Sc
paran s. kilometres (33H millas),
Asi procediendo Ell Partido repu-
blicano, refifa con su cuerpo de doc
trina, burlaba Ia Igualdad, compro-
meta la Libertad y atentaba contra
el order.
Y po- mas que respondiendo al
principio jurfdico de que en- case de
dudas deben aceptarse las que favo-
rezcan al acusado, 81 en- la hora de
organ izecion para el Partido republi-
cano hubieramos creido que este, visi-
bles los rozamientos de otrcs elemen-
tos insulares y Ell General Henry,
temiendo que Sc rodease Ell Gobierno
de I'm Consejo de Quartet que nos
trajera I'm periodic de desbaraiustes
ahicciopes, sc ofrecfa como elemento
prudente y moderator entire las exi-
gencias del soldado y Ell patriotismo
del Ga binete de puertorriquefios. -.
el proceso de cosas posteriores nos
faculta para (modifcando la opinion),
arrojarle m veredicto de culpabili-
dad, entera conciencia de que de-
jamos TN deber satifecho.
.RbeL de D6OS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-28
La nlOci6n del senior NaicDZO
Para la defensa del pals
AbeL de D6OS.

Como indicamos en- nuestra infor-
macion de aver, Ell sefIor Matienzo
Cintron apoyo en- un discurso, la re-
soluci6n Conjunta que 4 continuation
publicamos.
Resolution Ccnj unta.-Para defen-
der al pals puertorriquefo contra ul-
trajes interesados en- el exterior,
principalmente en- los Estados Unidos.
Que con motive de ser muchas las
veces que va por Obispos 6 Ministries,
8 Profesores, empleados civiles 8 mi
litares, touristas etc, Sc viene ca
lumn iando al Pueblo de Puerto Rico
con fines visiblemente contrarios 4
nuestras justas aspiraciones al Co
blerno propio.
Decretese por la Asamblea Legis-
lativa de Puerto Rico:
I.-Se abrira una ohcina en- Was
hington bajo la direction del residen-
tie Comisionado de Puerto Rico en-
los Estados Unidos, quien Sc hara
cargo de recti6car los errores que
sobre este pals corran { injurien al
Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
2.-Una cantidad de diez mil dollars
Sc pondra la disposition de nuestro
Residente Comisionado con este OBJ
jeto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-28
En- 0| COlSuQdO de
S00I0 Domingo

Aver Sc verified en- e1Consnlado de
Ia Repu blica dominicana una recep-
clon para conmemorar Ell % aniver-
sario de su independence.
Asistieron al acto distinguidas per
sonalidades dominicanas y algunos
representatives de la prensa de San
Juan.
Ell sefior Medina, Consul general
Irecordo los triunfos obtenidos por Ell
general Pedro Santana que di6 Ell gri-
to de independence ell ~ de Mario
de 1914 y ganando la primer batalla
Ell 10 de Mario en- Azua siguiendo
luego de victoria en- victoria como las
de Cachiman, Ennumero. Las Carre
ras San Tome y otras.
Hablaron tambien don Miguel Fe :
bles que pronuncio un hermoso dis
curse y don Manuel Puente Paul
professor superior en- Santo Domingo
que recito una valiente poesfa glori-
ficando la independence. Ell salon
estaba decorado con banderas.
Despues de la reception Sc sirvio
TN delicado refresco.
Tanto el sefior Medina consul ge-
nerall como su sefIora esposa hicie-
ron los honores con exquisite delica-
deza dedicando Puerto Rico frases
de puro afecto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-28
70 Sc VQn los QuI1|OS, moore

Ill dia habia amanecido nu,-
blado y frfo, ell pueblo de ***
empeza ba a desper ezarse lenta-
mente; el reloj de la torre, deja-
ba Dir con su poderosa campana
las seis y por la polvorienta ca
Tretera, avanzaba TN peloton de
soldados al mando de IN te-
niente. Venian a recojer los
quintos para incorporates al
Tegimiento, al me talico ruido de
Las armas, varias ventanas, Sc
ADRIAN embellishments Y por
SuS huecos, asOmaban las des
grefladas cabeZas de las moZaS
que con espantados ojos, con-
templaban Ell paso del pelot6n.
Los soldados. con su paso
monotone y uniforme, seguian
avanzando hasta llegar a la ca
Sa consistorial; ALI hicieron alto
y vivaquearon por los sopor-
tales y tiendas vecinas; ell of
cial subio al despacho del alcal-
de y por todo Ell pueblo Sc
difundio rapidamente la noticia.
Ell corneta TOGO llamada. la
fuerza sc reuni6 en- la plaza y
POGO a POGO, fueron llegando los
moZos sorteados icuantas lagri-
masl. -. iQue cuadro mas de-
soladorl cuantas madres, sin hi
JOS. CuantaS moZas, sin novio,
cuantos abraZos, abapdonando
la agriculture, para cojer las
armas, que. al pasar ell tempo,
tai vez servirian, para agostar
aquellos mismos Campos, en- que
antes labraran la riqueza. Los
mismos braZOs, que por revuel-
tas politiCas, habian de destro-
zarlos despues.
iCuan tiranos, han sido STEM
pre- los gobiernosl
Que error mas grande, ESQ de
que a I'm hombre, sc lie un1for-
me y arme, Cual I'm arsenal, Y
luego Sc lie olga: T1, quien
nada te han hecho, tienes que
matarte, con ese otro; 10 exige
Ia naci0n. ~ quieD es la ma
cion2 Una docena de caballeros,
que permanecen c6modamente
en- sus poltronas, apoyados en-
los cafiones Y en- las bayonetas.
Unos caballeros que las mas
de las veces. juegan a la baja en-
las grandes conmociones popu
aares y que negocian con los
cambios.
Cuando una causa justa com
promote ell honor y la integri-
dad de Tin Estado, no es necesa-
rio Teclutar hombres; la nacion
en- masa, ofrece su sangre sin
Tegateos.
ESa desconfanza en- Ell poder
central y Ell que al ejercito Sc lie
ocupe en- asuntos distintos para
10 que fue creado. hace que en-
muchos pueblos reuyan de cum
plir con un deber por excelen-
cia sagrado.
Por ESQ las madres y mOZas
del pueblo a que me refero, mi
Taban con espanto al pelot6n de
secuestrados que a su vez tenfa
que representa- el papel de Sc
cueStTadoTes.
En- una tortuosa calleja y en-
mugrienta casa, I'm garrido mo-
20 pelirrubio, Sc despedia de sus
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-28
E| aut0ntv1 y Ia guerra

Los alemapes no tardan mucho tien-
po en- apicar al arte de la guerra los
inventos nuevos.
FL Ej6rctc aleman "a organizar
pronto un servicio de AUTOMOBILES, Ges.
tinados especialmente luchar contra
los globos dirigibles.
Dotados de una velocidad suficiente
para seguir las evoluciones de un diri-
gible, el nuevo vehiculo esta, ademas,
armada con an canon que puede hacer,
con un angulo de 10 grades, "a disparos
por minute,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-28
IBraVO por NalaclI

Precedido de cariflosa dedicatoria,
recibl el hermoso libro del tan gala
no como correcto escritor gallego en-
Buenos Aires, don Francisco Ma
zach, y que lleva por tftulo "Dofla
Conception Arenal La mujer mas
grende del siglo XIX"
Para dar mi humilde opinion sobre
su interesantfsimo ameno texto, he
leido y rele1do, con verdadero inte1es
algunos de sus capltulos, y me han
parecido muy dignos de la gran mu-
jer a quien van dedicados.
Ell notable escritor espaflol, Y por
af1adidura gallego, en- Ruenos Aires,
no solo hizo un libro de indiscutible e
factura y merito, sino que, rindio uno
de los homenajes mas valiosos, la
memoria de tan ilustre como huma-
nitaria mujer gallega, que Sc llamo
y continuara llamandose, por los 81 :
CLOS de los siglos, dofia Conception
Arenal
No es que, nuestro compatriota
Mafiach, arrastrado por la violenta
passion que sentir pudiera hacia la
genial paisana, haya hecho en- su
libro, derroche de elocuencia 10
gica, para lograr que este 6 aquel
concepto Sc destaque mas 6 menos
maglstralmente descrito; no, sefIor,
no
Ell distinguido escritor sei1or Ma
mach, empleando una prosa lisa y
llama, al alcance de todos escrita
expresam ente para todos, nos des
cribe q grandes rasgos y sin titubeos,
cuantos y cuan graEdes fueron los
meritos de la mas ilustre mujer del
siglo XIX, acopiando, en- tan her
moso tono, profus ion de opiniones
sobre la lnsigne criminalista gallegs
no solamente de los bombres de gran
valer en- Espafia, sino de los mas
notables pensa dores de fuera de ella
Y va que, de este hablamos, nos
permitirelnos el lujo de transcribir Ell
primer autografo de la gran serie.
Dice asl:
ode la ilustre hija de Galicia, Con
cepcion Arenal, Sc ha dicho que
coronado en- vida de rosas laureles,
la posteridad, al evocar su memoria
la colmara de bendicioDes
"Bien merece este homenaje pos
tumo, la escritora y la pensadora f.
lantropica, que inspirandose en- ell
amor al bien, consagro su inteligen-
cia al consuelo de la desgracia. mar :
cando el camino de Ia vida con flores
balsamicas que impregnan las almas
con Ell perfume de la virtud.
BARToLoME MITRE,
Buenos Aires.
"Cuando Ell tempo pase, las gentes
sc asombraran de que los contempo-
raneos de dofia Conception Arenal no
"a hayan conocido, y de que la hayan
desconocido menos los extranieros
que los espafioles.
Gumersindo de Azcarate.
Mady1d.
Como los que preceden, podria
Icontinuar transcribiendo hasta un
centenar, con frmas tan autor izadas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-28
San Juan, Puerto-Rico viernes 28 Febrero 1908

padres; de sus padres, que al
darle Ell adfos, ADRIAN sus puer-
tas a la ruina completa y a la
miseria.
Sc iba su "a Saasaz6n y su sosten
al mismo tiesT5o. iSin aquellos
brazos que quebrando el terru-
no les proporcionaba Ell susten-
to, ell hambre con sus negros
colores y sus dias inacabables
dar1a fin de ellos!
Ell mozo pelirrubio, salio de
su casa con la cabeza baia v los
ojos h1medos, sus padres lie
acOmpanaban con la vista des-
de la puerta :. Dio la vuelta a
la esquina, su padre enjugo ell
llanto y abrazando a su mujer
la dijo con energia: Tu hijo no
sera soldado, espera; y entro ra-
p1damente en- su casa.
La cOrneta batio marcha. :.
sono una detonacion y un hom-
bre dejo de existir. lei mozo
pelirrubio va no ser1a soldado!
iEra hijo de viuda!
Felipe CNstnn6m,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-28

al pie de cada uno, como la de Lo-
PEE Dominguez, Bugsllal, Pardo Ba-
zan, Conde de las Navas. Llorente,
Cavia. Barcia Caballero, Comerma,
Navarrete (de Chile), Lopez de Ga
mara. (de 3uenos Aires), Alcover,
(del Paraguay, Jolma Latour. Shaw,
Dionisio Perez, Alvarez Insua. Salga.
do Rodriguez, Nuf1ez y Topete-Be-
navente, Picon, Carracido, Diaz Esco-
bar-y >otras muchas, cual la de Fer
nandez Bremon, que aparece al pie de
una plana de delicadfsimos pensa-
mientos, dedicados. "a la me,uovaa
de Ia tnstgne bensadara gallegu Doaa
C0ncebcl6n 41enaI".
No podemos resistirnos al deseo de
copiar algunos de ellos:
'En todas las sentencias iudiciales
Sc condena algunos inocentes; la
familia de los reos.''
Isl sc ahorcara los jueces que
condenan a muerte un inocente, en-
la duda, al sentenciar, la pena de
muerte quedarfa de hecho supri-
mida.
LA justicia al aplica- leyes artih-
closas no es justicia: es una broms
que dan los tribunales al Derecho. !"
Tambien el i1ustre peruano Ricar-
do Palma, rinde homemade al gen 10
de la mujer gallega, con ell autogra
TO que sigue:
"Concepcion Arenal fu6 un astro
de primera magnitud entire los mas
ilustres pensadores del siglo XIX
Nadie como ella alcanz6 4 transpa-
rentar los sentimientos altruistas de
su generoso espiritu en- paginas es-
critas por pluma de envidiable CO.
rrecc ion.
Ante ell recuerdo de Concepc ion
Arenal, como todo a quien cautive la
sublimidad de un ideal sociologico,
Sc lnclina con reverencia."
Entire las f1rnas extranjeras que
rinden Intellectual tribute 4 la emf
nente criminalista gallega, eacuen-
transe las de Gabrielle Cunninghame
Graham, Cesar Lombroso, Jeanne
Flinsenz, Edmundo de Amicis Y
otros, que serla prolijo continuar
enumerando.
En- sintesis, Ell libro del correcto
escr itor espaf1ol en- Buenos Aires
seflor Manach. es el artfstico home
naje de mayor valor, ofrecido mas
|desinter esadamente la memoria de
la mujer mas grande del siglo XIX,
como muy -acertadamente llama a
dofa Conception Arenal, el excelente
literato espaflol-gallego, en- Buenos
Aires, don Francisco Manach.
Vaya nuestro carifloso abrazo, al
estimado paisano y compaf1ero.
JOSE M LOMBA.
tPEPE BLOMA).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-28
Una reina a6ciOnada
a Ia eSginla

La reina Alejandrina de Ingla terra
Sc ha ahcionado recientemente 4 la es-
grima y toma lecciones con un ex-
maestro de armas de uno de los regi-
gimientos de G Caballeria de la guardia.
Los peri6dicos ingleses publican in
tervitls con el maestro y este ha delars-
do que la reina tiene grandes condicio-
nes que 81 Sc hubiese dedicado antes
al noble sport", hubiera llegado a ser
una tiradora temible.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-28
A los SuScFIltorps ' Agentrs

Para In buena ms1cha de esta Admins
TRACTION, no admitimos Atlas de suscripto-
To este diario sino desde el 10 de cada
ues- LasBAJAs Sc avisaran los dfas 30 6
81; edvierti6ndose que las que SO dieren con
posteriOTidad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
1urtiran efecto en- la contahilidad hasta ell
diA fltimo del mes siguiente al en- que Sc
solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-28

Demostrada su necesidad, de6nidas
sus tendencias, pasamos q colocarnos
en- Ell momento genesico de los par
tidos insulares, como punto de parti-