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New-York tribune., 1908-12-14
PROFIT OF S1O,541, 81.
Government Makes This on Coinage
Of Money for Year.

Washington. Dec. 1S-The government made a
profit during the fiscal year ended June ~ 1893.
of So5G.S1 on the coinage Of silver nickel and
one-Cent bronze pieces This represents The diff
ference between the price paid by the government
for the metals and their coinage value Frank 4
Leach. Director Of the Mint. gives these figures
in his annual report. made public to-day.
The original deposits Of gold bullion in the rnints
and assay Offices during the fiscal year amounted
70 S207. .E5.ss4. and uncurrent United States gold
coin of the face value of $4.on66S was received
for recoinage- Silver bullion purchased for sub
sidiary silver coinage during the year aggregated
Is. SO % standard ounces
The coinage executed BY the rnints during the
fiscal year 1908 amounted TO sl9Z2SsST7 IN gold. Of
which H06192-+2 80 was in double eagles enC s. Ss
o69 in eagles Of the designs prepared by The late
Augustus Saint-C7aUdens the American sculptor.
The amount Of subsidiary silver coinage executed
was N653o.f7 which is the largest subsidiary sill
yer coinage executed in any one year since 1871
when the government preparing for the re-
sumption of specie payments and Issuing sub
sdary silver coins in redemption Of fractional cur
renCy
The Director Of the Mint estimates the produc-
ton Of gold in the United States during the ca
dar year 1907 10 have been S0.407.700. and silver
for the same period 55.514 7no fine ounces OF the
commercial value Of 72a9,7no at the average New
York price OF silver for the calendar year 1907.
namely. IS cents
The director estimates the production Of the
precious metals IN the world during the calendar
year 1857 10 have been S405553oo in gold and 10
0l4623 fne ounces Of silver. OF the cOmmeDciaI
value OF H22Oso0oo at the average price Of silver
for the wear The increase IN the production of
silver for 1907 that Of 1905 19. .960 coo fine
ounces
The stock OF gold coin IN the United States
June 30 last is estimated at So 69 S, silver coin.
s7156155s5. including Sss259S2 in silver dollars;
gold bullion held by the treasury, S79.91247. and
silver bullion cost valuel. S.g79Ooa
The stock Of gold coin in the world on January
I last is estimated ar s701460o 0oo; silver coin
$50 700 00 and the uncovered paper. b ASo2 $4,000
New-York tribune., 1908-12-14
RACES WITH BOY TO HOSPITAL

Henry schanerte eleven years old. q No rs
Nassau street Astoria. queens. was r-lu down and
seriously hurt yesterday by autouObtls az
FLUSHING avenue and I3tn street. Astoria Ths
machine vas owned By James Churchill q No .
Central Park West formerly a captain OF policsN
II vas driven by Noyse j. Leclarc. Of No 81 WesS
10eth street He put the bow in the car and raS@s
with him 10 St johns Hospital
New-York tribune., 1908-12-14
DEAD, II; MISSING. 20
THE PANAMA EXPLOSION.
NarrosU Escape of Fire Hundred
Laborers IN Bos Obispo Cut.

colon. Dec I3.-The explosion yesterday at
Bss obispo ot twenty-five ton dynamite blast
vvas the most serious accident along the Pan
ana Canal since the United States took con-
t-ol thorough Investigation with view to
4xi7s the esponsibility has been ordered. and
e@ciaIs are taking testimony and endeavoring
- ascertain ire cause Of the premature dis
charge of the blast
Fourteen bodies have been recovered. but II
IS believed that 4 score OF more are still under
Re masses Of rocks snd earth that were thrown
u The death list would have been appalling
Rad g train conveying i've hundred laborers
psssed few minutes later This train steamed
through the cuc and was barely out Of sight Of
z when the explosion occurred
For space Of 500 feet long and 400 feet
7-,5a 1-e Ras Ohispo cut shows the terrible ef-
<acts Of the explosion. The whole hillside has
been devastated. the dynamits having tossed
huge powders in al directions. 4 ninety ton
z-ea-1 shovel lies q complete wreck crushed
-15er the weight Of falling rocks Everv one Of
ne rev was killed All the tracks in this sec
Ron we're torn 70 pieces and ara now covered
with tons Of earth and stone
TIE work Of clearing away the vreckage con
-=7.ez throughout the night but q much longer
zine xii b necessary &c remove the great heaps
~ earth aid rocks n the search for the dead
Hundreds Of men were working heroicaIly 70
=-d ne bodies Of their comrades Here and
--.-e pieces q human flesh and bone are turned
7,s- with pick or shovel
--= charge consisted Of h-tv-cne holes sixty
rs@- deep and spread out over Z large section
TIE Iaz1 hole wss being charged by John ]
-zs1v. 81 experienced povdernan. when Il ex-
--15a5 The others we're exploded by the con
--ss--- Ree6y was blown 70 pieces The
r--er American dead include John J Korp
s-zs- shovel engineer and 7 7 Hummer. steam
shovel c-arenan- Two spaniards also were
Killed z-L eight West Indian negroes The
hg5Iv injured include Z Il Cole, powde--nan.
sd arthur Bsssetr- Grill foreman. both ~ them
Americans TIE officials a. The Ancon Hos
-z-ss where many Of the injured we're taken
-=-c-- -ha- they ara doing vel. some Of them
--- Being seriously hurt
washington. De- 13-The following dispatch
-vzs received today from Colonel GoethaIs bv
-ze chief y -ha Washington oe7ce Of the 18th
man canal Co--5ssion-
Culebra- December Il 1905
-z--zz- ? Q 5osgs. Washington. D Q
Tie premature explosion Of rventy-oTe tons
zr1a--E-e ~ Bzs obispo Al Il s. 10 o'clock this
morning resulted n the death Of fourteen men
and -Le injury Of fifty Three OF four of the
--suce6 XII probably die Following Americans
z--e5
James = Hummer. cranernan. steam shovel
C-1=lIe-. y J John J korp. steam shovel en-
E-r=er PhE-Ilpsburg y ] John J Reedv. pow
-=--a-- Indianapolis Seriously injured Ben
-z-5- Z Cole foreman. Rochester Slightly
wounded Arthur H Bassetr- foreman. Fhila-
W- HARDEN steam shovel engineer, san
--sE-- Ono
New-York tribune., 1908-12-14
INAUGURATION APPOINTMENTS

Washington. Dec. ls.-Janles s. Henry. Washing
ton correspondent of The Philadelphia Press
has been appointed chairman Of the press COM
-7i++ee and Charles II. Boynton. of New York
rtre-chairr7sn of the committee finance, for the
,nsuguratfon Of William H Taft President Of
+be United States March next Major Cen
arsl Barry commanding the army of Cuban paci-
Acstion. has been designated 70 command the
regular army division of the inaugural parade.
and Rear Admiral Sperry. commanding ~he At
rartic battleshtp fleet On IT'S home from
~ Far East viii command the naval division.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-14

party and Of locality. and view the question as
Americans.
factursrs who, in the hearings before Ways and
Means Committee. have been urging sweeping ad-
vances in the duties their products. II such de
nands are based facts. good and well. but Il
based on sel1Shness they calculated offend
the people and make for the Democrats party
in the Congressional election Of 1910 The experience
OF the past tells that II the Democrats win the
House of Representatives in 1910 thev will probably
win the Presidency in 1872 What sort of a revision
do those manufacturers suppose the country would
get from a free trade Congress and Presidents
New-York tribune., 1908-12-14
CONGRESSMAN MoUsER SERIOUSLY ILL
Stricken on Train While on His Way Home
for the Holidays.
rBv telegram 70 The Trihun.

Wooster. ohio Dec 13.-Congressnan Grant z.
Nouser Of Marion. Ohio, Is lying dangerously i'll
AZ the wooster Hospital suffering from severe
attack Of ur#nic poisoning
The Congressman who vas on his way home
from Washington for the Christmas holidays spent
Saturday night in P1ttsburg. where he implanted
of not feeling we'll This morning he continued
his tourney but was taken i'll on the ira n. and
before Wooster was reached he was unconscious.
An ambulance vas called 70 the station here and
ne was taken the hospital
Mr Mouser is serving his second term n Con-
Eress He was defeated at the recent election for
third term BY Carl Anderson
New-York tribune., 1908-12-14
BETTER EQUIPMENT FOR MILITIA.

washington Dec 13-Nstional guard interests
s-a subsrsnrfsIIv promoted bv a recent order %
r1a War Department. c0n-eunpla ting thar al reut-
zitfons received from militia authorities for cloth
ing and sduip1ent be fued by the issue from rs
army source OF supplies o. the latest style q
articles called for This viii have the eject oS
a1uluutnz the militia with nothing obsolsre s5s--
doned or old patterned n The way OF material.
officials say II Is cf The regular amy beng
siderrscSed for the benefit of the militia
New-York tribune., 1908-12-14

Bav hound for Hampton Roads where II IS Under
stood the batt1eshf0s Idaho Mississippi. Montana.
New Hampshire and North Carolina. and the SCOUT
cruisers Chester. Salem and Birmingham a-e -
rendezvous before starting for Havana 20 % pres
e1r a. the inauguration OF President Gomez O.
January y These ships are later TO meat rhs Bat
tlsships that are returning from the Pacific ana
ascorr them 10 Hampton Roads
New-York tribune., 1908-12-14
DENIES USING FRANKING PRIVILEGE
Dean Bailey Says Report About Country Life
Commission Is False.
IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune

Madison. Wis. Dec 13-Dean Bailey. Of Cornell
a member Of the Roosevelt Country Life Commits
sion has issued formal denial OF the report from
Washington that the commission is using the
frankng privileges Franks being used he
saws by q member Of the Agricultural Depart
nnent who is with the commission obtaining infor-
nation Of value the department. but BY the
commission as a body, or BY its members ndvid-
uaIy.
The commission vii be in Minnesota tomorrow,
having completed its hearings in Wisconsin on Sat
urdav Dean Bailey did not give the name of the
person who was ranking mail
New-York tribune., 1908-12-14
THE BIRMINGHAM READY FOR TRIAL.

RocLIand Ne Dec 1S-The new scout cruises
Birmingham arrived here to-day Sor her srandardt-
cation test after 8 knot -Lu from ProvincsJ07g-.
Mass The cruiser was visited BY the board - IL
suection and survey. which made arrange-ne-rs
for The standardization trial 70 be held OF hers
tomorrow II the weather Is clear
Commando " T TaIlinE OF the Bir-l1rghara -
ported that the vessel experienced verv rouS,
weather during 4 gale on the Up the coas-.
rI- suffered no uishaDs-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-14
q. Alfntat1 s On.

SUGGEST SUITABLE FOR GIFTS SELECTIONS OF
FURs AND FUR GARMENTS. OF COSTLY
AND MEDUM-PRcD GRADES
RICH GARMENTS OF sEALsKIN BRoADTAH CE+NCHHLA
ERNnNE AND MINK. COATS OF kARAKUL
HUDSON SEAL AND PONY SKIN
ALSO MoDERATHYPRCED SETS OF MUFF AND NECEPEcE
OF BLACK AND coLoRED FOX AND WOLF. KARAKUL HEAD
AND PERSIAN PAW
CHIDRENs FURs. MEMS FURLNE0 OVERcOATS
FUR RUGS. MATS. CARRIAGE AND MOTOR ROBES
94t1 Strrrt 11th strert a1n 5th Aurrnnr Srm Fnrk-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-14
JAPANESE LINE TO SOUTH AMERICA.

-1z-. De- -S-Ar q dinner given to-day for the
rev rz-z-ese Minister 70 China Il was announced
--z~ Tho T1~o KEzzn Company would start new
-f-= steamers between japan and South Amer
-. beginning Jan-a-y 1. with three steamers on
-=E--- schedule
New-York tribune., 1908-12-14

THE MAINE GOES TO HAMPTON ROADS.
After completing the work OF coalng ship AZ
Pier - North River, Saturday. the oattleshtP
Maine resumed her anchorage IN the river until
yesterday morNiaS. when she proeasdsd down the
New-York tribune., 1908-12-14

TROUBLES OF MEDICAL REsERvIsTs.-ot-
ncers OF the army medical reserve corps are IN
eeused oves what they imagine 70 have been
discrimination AGAINST them IN an order issued
from the War Department This order has the ef-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-14

washington. Der 18-Ths following dispatch
--zz received today from Colonel Coethals bv
-z@ chief - -oa Washington Office Of the 18th
man canal Cc---z5ssicn-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-28
AhruiiSnIo jiudIO
LOS DINEROS DE LA BARONESA
ROTHSCHILD.

La Baronesa Adolphe Roshschild
en- su testamento hace donaciones
por mas de $I.6oo.oo para obras de
carload. De esta suma, $500 900 son
pecialmente para alivio de israeli
tas pobres.
Ell resto de la fortuna de la Baro-
mesa debe repartirse en- porciones
que varfan entire $4,000 y $4,000 &
instituciones generates de carload,
pero en- particular para ell sosteni-
miento de casas de matsrnidad y or
felinatos.
Sc dice que $500 900 seran donados
a TN establecimiento en- que Sc dis
|tribuya leche pura las madres po-
bres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-28

igualmente de sectario al hablar de
la desdichada Reina dofla Isabel II,
la cual, pasado el tempo, seguramen-
te que ha de ser juzgada por Ia his
toria, mas que con acres censuras,
con piadosa compassion.
Pero 81 estos defectos que apunto
en- la obra del seffor Dalmau Canet
mereciesen la lapidacion, lquien Sc
atreverfa, juzgandose exento de pc
cado, lamar la primera piedra2 Que
historiador en- efecto, ha sabido des-
pojarse en- absolute de sus convic-
clones y de sus simpatfas al tonar la
pluma7 Y 81 hasta en- sus comenta-
rios de hechos, cuya rem5ta antigtle-
da los sustrae 4 todo interes del mo-
mento, asoman los sistemas pre-.
juicios propios, que no ha de suce-
der al dictalninar sobre los aconteci
|mientos de actualidad?
Por este, va que no alabanzas, me
|rece, cuando menos, una benevola
|absolucion cl se1or Dalmau Canet
|cuando en- sus entusia smos por I'm
hombre, cue simboliza una idea, pa !
|ra aquel grata, trata con negativa
justicia los que combatieron contra
la idea y Ell hombre.
Fuera de este, Ell libro es realmen.
to meritfsino digno de ser lefdo y
estudiado. Su autor merece que Sc
lie felicite.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-28
De Ponce.

-Esta maf1ana Sc celebr6 en- los sa-
lones de la High and Grammar
School una Asamblea Escolar en- Ia
cua1 tomaron parte los connotados pro
fesores sefIores Ramiro Colon, Chas
Terry, T. Crowly y Francisco Vizca-
rrondo y Miss M. Myero quienes di :
|sertaron magnifcamente acerca de
(a) division de los grades en- dos
grupos, (b) movimiento de nif1os en-
los grades tc) sobre la High School
(d) como deben ser preparados los nj
nos para asistir esos altos estudios
" (e) sobre los jardines en- las escue-
las pdblicas.
A la noche, Sc celebrara otra reu.
nion en- la cual pronunciaran elocuen
tes discursos los Licendiados en- dere
cho sef1ores Casalduc Padilla y Ell
Presidente de Ia Junta Sr. Morales
Lebron.
Ell dfa 2 Sc celebrara la fiesta de
la Candelaria, patrona del Cuerpo de
Bomberos, con gran entusiasmo. Sc
premiaran los servicios de esos benc
meritos, habra una fiesta hfpica en- el
Hipodromo, gran parada de Bom-
beros, retretas y fuegos arti6ciales y
e] debut" de la Compaf1ia de Ear
zuela. Vendra el Gobernador Post
|quien presldira la fiesta.
-Eu Ell Hospital Tricoche fue asis-
tido hoy el joven Monserrate Mart1-
nez de una 'herida que casualm ente
Sc produjo en- Ell vientre con una ar
ma blanca que le atraveso e1 prero-
limits.
-Hace tres" dias que ell tren CO.
rreo que debe llegar esta ciudad q
las ocho y media de la maf1ana esta
llegando a las "once" y media y a
las "once" 10 cual irroga perjui-
clos para muchos agentes de nego-
clos.
Debe hjarse en- estoquien lecorres-
|ponda.
Una comision formada por don
Erlnelindo Salazar, Licenciado Toro
|Vendrell, don Ramon Valdecilla, don
Alberto Armstrong, don Francisco
Barnes PLAZA y don Justo Barros, sa-
lio aver por la tarde a recabar de los
|comerciantes el cierre & las seis.
Todos aceptaron menos los seflores
Canals Hermanos, A. Emanuelli y Ul-
piano Perez.
Los dependencies, pues. triunfan en-
toda la Inca.
-Manana Sc celebrara una reunion
por los dependencies, en- la calle
|"Union" n1mero q para dar cuenta de
los trabajos de la directiva y camb biar
presiones sobre varios particulares.
Para los l1ltimos dfas de febrero
sera puesto Ia venta Ell libro "Ruido
de Alas" del nota bic escritor y distin-
guido galcno doctor don Ulpiano S.
Cordova.
Hoy Sc celebro un "match" de
Base Ball" entire los teams del 70
grado de la Grammar" y ell tercer
a1o de la High. habiendo obtenido
la victoria Ell primero por dos carre-
ras. despues de haber jugado nuevs
inings. Fue una lucha empefladisi-
ma.
Corresponsa1.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-28

Es un tragico y ardiente poema de
amor conden sado en- las bTevisfmaS
cuanto lnspiradas notas del magnfico
| duo.
Dice que Eulalia Blanchart canto
admira blemente la "cavatina" de
Traviata. soiq2 l2blc2
No es "cavatina" "Fieramosca' eS
TN duo porque la voz del tenor Sc oye
dentro. Tambien Sc lie llama Ron
dc" y mejor Vals de Traviata, porque
tempo de Vals es el de ese n1mero
Llamarle Cavatina no Sc lie ocurre
nj "Boricua".
En- otro parrafo que dedica Soto
ira" Sc lee: "tambien alcanzo ova-
cion formidable en- la popular cane ion
de "Rigoleto,' pesar de la imper-
feccion de sus cadenciaS."
Sepamos de quien es la imperfec-
|ci6n.
tEs imperfecci6n musical de las
|cadencias2
Porque entonces nj Verdi esta Sc
SECURE con "Fieramosca"
% la imperfeccion esta en- la ma
nera de cantar Sotorra. la cancion del
"Rigoletto"? liable claro sin ambi-
g1edades, amigo "Fieramosca para
que lie puedan entender.
Luego Sc mete "Fieramosca" con el
litaliano, y 10 destroza. "Sotorra can
tar1a melor 81 no abusara de las no
tas "tenutes' prolongadas. No
"Fieramosca" en- italiano Sc dice no.
tas "tenuta S 'en femenino,le 6igo este
por sino sabe que en- italiano hay
tambien genero masculine y .me-
nino.
Caste Id cuartillas censurando q
lFieramosca y creame Ell estimado
compafIero que son pocas pues 81 da
con sus dislates mater ial para mu-
| chas mas.
Y para terminar debo advertirle
"Fieramosca, que por aqui en- Ameri-
"a, Sc adultera nuestro idioma sc le
dan q ciertas palabras castizamente
lcastelanas signi6cados que no tienen,
asi es que la sefiorita Arregui que
habla ell castellano puro y neto no
puede saber ell caprichoso signihcado
que el atribuye la palabra planeta y
seguira dejandonos entrar en- su ca
merino "Boricua' y mi.
En- cambio, 81 la simpatica y emf
Inente artista conociese blen algu-
nos de los que su camer;no concu-
rren, de seguro que sc proveeria de
bozales que veces son muy nece-
SarioS.
lAh, me olvidaba del 1ltimo dispa-
rate de "Fieramosca."
Hombre femin;sta, quiere decir
sino me equivoco. hombre partidario
" defensor de la mujer, a6cionado
la mujer.
Lo que "Fieramosca' ha querido
signihcar es hombre afeminado.
Isl la seiiorita Are gui supiera tai
cosa de flo que no os permitia :.
No Sc escribe ESQ asi.
ST ell primer tempo de verbo en- la
oraci6n es Conditional, "supiera' el
segundo, debe serlo tambien porque
va regido por el primero.
Sc dice asi "Fieramosca" ST su-
piera tai cosa mo os, que NAL suena
ESQ., no os. ..lno estarfa mejor no lesY
no les permitiria tai otra etc.
I'd. emplea Ell preterito impeTf fecto,
" ESQ no es propio.
X ahora chile cuanto suiera "Fie-
|ramosca' que no gastare mi tempo
en- darle mas leccienes, p9rque no las
|agrade
IsTrcT14TIn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-28
Neoyorquina

Entire los paSaJeroS que de Liver
pool nos trajo Ell vapor "Carmaria"
encontrabase ell professor Milyoukw,
leader del partido constitutional de-
mocratico Ruso y miembro de la
Duma. Milyoukw ha recorrido una
euarta parte de la terra, con Ell obje
10 de exponer ante ell pueblo de Ame-
rica Ell estado de condolences en- Ru-
Sla. y su hazaf1a considerase como
I'M buen "omen" Ia causs revolucio-
maria rusa, pues ST todos poseen el
impulse de Milyoukw, la mitad de la
batalla ba1ancease hacia su favor.
Terminada su lectura one Sc llevo
cabo anoche en- Carnegie Hall"
Salio para Washington donde ha
Sido invitado por un Senador amigo
y saldra maflana de regreso Russia
Su estadia en- America ha sido justa-
mente IL horas y la distancia reco-
rrida, cuando termine su viaje de
vuelta habran sido 10000 mi1las,
Pero Milyoukw en- su viaje relam-
pago ha ganado mas simpatfas para
Sus hermanos los oprimidos bajo el
siraDo yugo del Car, que todos. aque-
Hos otros que han estado meses me-
Ses en- esta republica desde Gorky
haSta Goris.
Ell professor ruso es TN hombre de
cara franca y que invita- q ia contan =
IA. Sin hacer uSo de- la retorica, de
La que los rusos son muy amigos, en-
lenguaje sencillo y en- pocas pala-
bras dio q conocer Ell mensaie del
pueblo oprimido al pueblo libre de
America.
Muchos ridiculizaban la idea de TN
viaje tan severe en- busca de simpa-
1fas, solo simpatfas, pero he ahf que
Jos concentrates eran dema siado pre-
natures. y hoy, los que aver critica-
ban profusalnente dan Satisfaccione
Ha tempo, la prensa americana
Ocupabase del problema que confron :
Ia al pueblo ruso Y adn entire ell SEN
Sacionalismo que nos rodea siempre,
viose alguna que otrs nota que nos
hacfa protestar 4 grandes gritos acer-
ca del abuse que sc cometfa en- lejana
Russia. De pronto la prensa ces6 en-
81 clamor y los hombres al frente de
los partidos en- Russia que luchan por
1ibertad, vieron en- Ell hecho Ia oc,11ta
mano de los espias del Gear en- su
consecuencia Milyoukow decret6se
nensajero especial para decirle q
America que Russia aln lucha que
Ia batalla no est5 canada.
Diferente & otros mensajes, este
concretabase no 4 pedir 81 no que
Siguiendo huellas hasta. ahora desco-
mocidas en- ocasiones semejantes y
sin trazas de passion, nos hizo yer
cuan debiles habfamos sido al retro
ceder del camino por ell cual marcha-
bamos hacia la salvaci6n de Russia y
Su pueblo.
Milyoukw ha ganado amigos sim
pat1as, en- una naci6n de SO millones
los gustos son varios y variados; pero
IA mayorfa cree que Milyaukw ha ST.
do algo complejo y que sus ideas no
son enteramente democraticas tenien-
do eD cuenta que la democracia al
conseguir IN fin. va directo el sin
rOdeos nj suDterfugios.
NOsotros los que vivimos al lado de
Ia sombra podemos hablar asf, pero
a a4uGllOS que VlvcH I'll uOHuG 6l sol
quema, como por ejemplo Mi1youkw
y los rusos, deben concederseles pri-
wilegios especiales hasta Ell punto de
1OmaT la Douma en- serio, pues sus
desastres no demuestran falta de ini-
ciativa y 81 abundancia de iniciantes.
Mario te POssI.
Me-, N<,r1x t., * r00Q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-28
A los sIScriltOrH J Aggntes

Para Ia buena marcia de esta Admins
traction, no admitimos Atlas de suscripto-
res este diario sino desde ell 10 de cada
mes. LasBAJAS SO avisaran los dfas 80
81; sdvierti6ndose que las que Sc dieren con
p0gteri0ridad no sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
Surtiran efecto en- la contabilidad hasta
dfa tiltimo del mes siguiente al en- que Sc
eoliciten
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-28
.MOSi0 de PNasI.

New York Jan IS, 1908.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-28

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