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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-07
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BOSTON. July 6.-The market
opened dull after the holiday, but the
coppers soon gained strength under
the leadership Of the Cole-Ryan stocks
Greene Cananea being in good de-
mand on account of the Te-opening to-
day Butte Coalition was taken by
the floor traders and the buying of
North Butte was well scattered
among prominent houses on account
of recent good reports from the mine.
Copper Range advanced a point on
small sales. Osceola, Tamarack and
Quincy were very quiet, but no Tqui-
dation appeared. 1t looks as II we
were on the eve of bull market and
We believe in buying stocks now.
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BURGLAR.
IS CAPTURED

Fearing that if placed on trial it
would mean years of penal servitude,
a young lady committed suicide, and
defeated justice. She was caught in
the act of robbing a bank messenger,
and while her escape was temporary
was later captured in an apartment,
where she took carbolic acid after
fatally wounding patrolman.
The conduct of this girl in a mas
querade has been dreadful, the at
mosphere previous to her going
wrong was of the healthy sort. Il
seems particularly sad that her end
was SO untimely and tragic. Dress
ing in mems clothes her disguise was
so complete that she baffied for some
time the Pinkertons. Largely through
her quick change efforts from the
costume of lady to that of a man
she frustrated and was able to hide
her methods and mode of living. The
lady burglar will be seen at the But
Ter this evening.
The Passion Play Wednesday
night is from the original as OBJ
served and played at Oberammerga,
Bavaria. The treatment of this re-
ligious subject has been observed for
hundreds of years. the details and a
synopsis will be given in tomorrow's
Bonanza The Butler bill is clever
this week.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-25


volving the supreme issues Of inter
national statecraft-isn't it vital to
our nation that its chief should know
the whole field of world politics and
be ranked as one of its chief crafts
men? If the presidency is the most
important Office in these United
States-if its duties require special
equipment and proven capaeity-tell
me. when in the last two score OF
years any great political party has
presented to the American people a
candidate the superior Of William H.
Taft?
He will bring to the Office a pre-
liminary training in public service
comparable to McKinley's; a legal
equipment superior to Harrison's;
an intellectual independence like
Blaine's; an inflexibility of purpose
equal to Roosevelt's; and universal
affection of the people such as Gar.
field enjoyed. In short, from the
standpoint of training, experience,
and natural endowment for an Office
whose duties are intricate and whose
responsibility is appalling, American
citizenship has produced no such
candidate since the time when the
Republican party was led to its first
victory half century ago by Abra-
ham Lincoln
And the old state of New York has
given us James S. Sherman-for a
quarter of a century in the service of
his country-as fit running mate
for the Ohioan.
In so far as it shall devolve on Taft
to enforce the Roosevelt policies,
those policies may be summarized as
fixed purpose to enforce the penal
law as 1t is found on the statute
books; to punish both rich and poor
who offend the country's law; and
to recommend legislation where there
is none to meet current national
necessities. The pursuit of these pol
icies by resolute, patriotic executive
who is at the same time a profound
lawyer, seasoned by a protracted
judicial training, will lend a new
stimulus to every artery of our ma
tional life.
A master of his country's laws,
with a deep insight into the federal
constitution and an innate respect
for its traditions, he knows that our
laws and our civil institutions, in the
main, are adequate to most of our
national needs, and that their letter
and spirit contemplate fair chance
to every man under the flag. The
burden of his preachment to his
countrymen, and the lodestone of his
official conduct, will be, not that we
specially need more nstrumentalities
of government, but that we sim
ply need more tolerance, more
love of country, and more respect for
the plain law of the land; that we
most need common acceptance and
daily practice of the laws conception
of corporate duty and responsibility
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-25
JUDGE GALLAGHER
Will NOT RUN

In a letter received yesterday from
Judge J. p. Gallagher of Round
Mountain he announces that his name
will not be presented to the coming
Democratic convention for the office
of county commissioner This news
will be received with regret by the
many friends of the judge in all Sec
lions of the county. He is deservedly
popular and undoubtedly would have
had good show to land the position
at the hands of the delegates, Bust
ness interests that require his undi-
vided attention are the reasons for
his withdrawal.
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that the chiefs OF corporate en-
terprise and finance will conduct
their affairs within the letter and
spirit of the law and for the benefit
of every man, woman and child who
owns share of stock. Given these
conditions, and we shall have no
need of federal department of rail-
roads; no need for $29, 900, 900 fines;
no need to swamp the Offices of state
and federal attorneys general with
corporate prosecution; and no need
for the unspeakable distress and eco
nomic waste of financial panic.
Though our country has fumbled
and Numbered much the past decade,
yet believe that when the historian
writes the chronicles of this period,
the mistakes will have been forgotten
and the rest will remain as glorious
memory. l. believe that the great
heart of the American people is
sound to the core;' that the sober
second thought of the multitude is
the last utterance of wisdom; that we
are strong enough to face whatsoever
direction destiny may point; re-
sourceful enough to restore the high
tide of normal prosperity; and able
to perform whatsoever tasks the un-
seen hand of God may set before the
nation.
BY your leave, one more point. On
March fourth next, four of our SUI
preme court justices will have passed
the retiring age-Fuller, Harlan,
Peckham and Brewer. The next
president doubtless will name four
new justices, and probably five-a
majority of the court.
The United States supreme court Is
the only political institution in this
country which the American people
commonly regard with feeling akin
to reverence. 1t is the sheet anchor
of the republic.
Thousands of American voters who
temperamentally favor periodic
changes in Washington; other thou
sands who are fascinated by Mr..
Bryan's charm of personality and
brilliance of intellect; and other
thousands who now stand Indifferent
between the two candidates, will re-
fuse to countenance the possibility of
Mr.. Bryan determining the person.
mel of that tribunal. When the vital
condition of the supreme court is
called to their attention in the coming
campaign, mindful of Mr.. Bryan's
we'll known attitude toward the
court, they will. on that one issue
alone, cast their votes for the jurist
from Ohio.
The Chicago convention nominated
the next president and vice president
of the United States.
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EDITORIAL COMMENT.
THE WORK OF THE CONVENTION.

Republican convention recently held Godhed noby
tonay ticket the platform
the stand will take the which materially
concern the people of Nevada.
of stump speech order but plain
taxable language
Nevada for having ntrusted the law making
into the hands
was enacted though defective properly
vigorously enforced would
their earnings accumulatons 0 a
arraigns the Nevada Democratic
and vigorous Of the
inadequate Democratic
serve the interests the public its
The law
o such legislation shall
people in life liberty property
That does
each OF which shall have the
dn in custody
onense
bonds
penalty of fine and imprisonment %
That plank creating political
consisting
$4,000 24oo $500 and $1,000
doing nothing and SIS day in
The Republican
traodnary organize gang pot
cal pensioners to the public
and cohorts in office and this
$4,000 Q. is contemplated
The extravaganza plank though
extravgances creating useless and expensive oc
Mindful that Offices
eminent economically administered
the plank was adopted
without dissent The Democratic
serves buke at the polls for its has with lavish
hand disposed the
nave only to refer to the general and special
testation
The creation general
special previous
The last session and special
nnan and depression demanding
aon Our
awaiting the investment OF labor
ton The prudent
ent enforcement
ness methods Yethe Democratic administration
the task and hopeess destructive
mineral
ors state police fish commissioner bullion publicity
missioner auditor
les deputy state officers
all Of which unnecessary;
this the of that special
ons for the junkeing
Ing the soaled labor troubles
the hundred
denounces
a gu are
doesn't mind her husband all
ally provided he brings home Offering
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Classy fight at the Big Casino to-
night. Dougherty and the Salt Lake
Kid Every body come. All are well
come.
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We deliver our gooos, so send in
your orders to H. j. Hall & Co., for
wet goods. Phone 812. tt
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The Big Casino. The Salt Lake
Kid and Kid Dougherty tonight.
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Certificates of location at this
ONCE.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-14
Varias noticias

-Anoche recorri0 las GALES de
|esta ciudad una nutridisima
ma nifestacion pol1tica con mo-
two del nombramiento de don
ose de Guzman BeniteZ para
el puesto de Presidente del Par
tiio Republican,. Durante el
trayecto que recorrio la mani
festaci0n no hubo ning1n de-
sorden.
-Recomendamos a nuestros
lectores ell interesante Memo
raudum que publicamos en- la
primera plana del periodico, So
bre Ell debatido Y celebre pleito
de la Iglesia Catolica contra ell
Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
Sc han presentado quejas al
Gobernador contra policias de
Yauco, por no haber reprimido
el escandalo monumental que
ocurrio durante TN rultin unio-
nista en- aquel pueblo.
1 amDfen Sc nos dice que
distinguidas damas de aquella
sociedad han demostrado su
|desagrado por los sucesos ocu-
rridos.
Ell departamento de Teso-
reria ha ingresado una multa
de veinte Y cinco dollars, proce
dente de Ponce Y So han pre-
sentado cuatro denuncias de
Toa Alta y Juana Dlaz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-14
FL AniYorSariO
de una R0pQbliCa

FL Consul de Santo Domingo,
don Juan Eugenio medina, nos
remite para su publication la
carta siguiente:
San Juan Is de Agosto de oo8
Sef1or Director de
Ell BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
San Juan,
SefIor:
Ell 10 de Agosto corriente celebrara
la Rep1blica Dominicana llena de
regocijo el 40. Q aniversario de su
Restauracl6n politlca.
Con tai fausto motive Y para con-
memorar tan gloriosa fecha este Con.
sulado mantendra enarbolado dnran
tie el dia el tricolor Pabell6n Nacio-
nal; y reclbira 4 las 10 p. m
Lo que tengo el gusto de participar
q usted por ST sc sirve ademas publ
carlo en- el peri6dico de su digna
direcc ion, saludandole muy atenta :
menre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-14
Ell senior Larrinaga

Todos los amos Sc reune en-
una de las principales ciudades
del mundo el Congreso Inter
Parlamentario. FL alo pasado
sc reuni6 en- Londres.
FL senor Larrinaga ira a Wash.
ington d reunirse con sus otros
colegas de la delegation nom
brada por el Congreso de Berlin.
Las sesiones preliminares ten :
dram lugar en- Washington para
acordar el programa que ha de
servir de base d la delegation
Americana. Sc reunira Ell Con
greso en- Berlin los dfas 1I-I2-I3.
FL sefor Larrinaga estara de
vuelta Ell Nueva York de paso
para New Mexico el 20 del proxi-
mo mes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-14
In d ConsgjjjO Executive
LA SESSION. DE AVER

En- la session de aver tarde
fueron aprobados los nombra-
m1entos siguientes:
Don Juan ]. Monserrat, Juez
de Paz de Santa Isabel; don Ma
nuel Rivera, Juez Municipal de
Coamo; don Alberto Bruci, Tuez
Municipal de Utuado; don Ho-
nero Goico, Juez Municipal de
Yauco.
La Comision de nombramien-
tos recomend6 Ell de don Isidoro
Soto Nussa, para Juez de la Cor
te de Distrito de Aguadilla.
FL senor Barbosa que al prin-
c1p1o no era partidario del men
cionado nombramiento no Sc
opuso al informed de la Comisi6n
y ell senor Soto Nussa ocupara
el indicado puesto. Otros asun.
tos sobre elecciones fueron ira
tados, los cuales serAn informa-
dos a las juntas centrales Y To-
Gales de los partidos m1litantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-14
N0G0s 1nUl66c66[9Ql@s

HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL.-Hay
en- asistencia en- este establecimientc
benefico; % mujeres y o. varones.
Total S..
En- Ell hospital cuarentenario ingre-
SO Jose Lopez Medina. Hay 10 en-
fermos.
HOSPITAL ESPECIAL DE MU-
JERES.-Enfermas asistidas az. En-
lei Dlspensario 9. Total de assist
das 46
Observation-Disclosures de dete-
nidos en- Ell dla de aver: varones, 63
y mujeres 8 sufriendo condena,
varones y mujeres pendientes de
causa.
Quedan en- el dia de hoy SO.
Fueron puestos en- libertad por ha-
Der cumplido la eondena que les fu6
impuesta:
Fermin Cruz, Juan Matos, Rafael
Montero Catalina Campos, Juan
Oquendo, Alfonso Montaf1es, Thur
clio Rivero Ramon Garcia, Juan Orta,
Ramon Seijo, Jose Colon, Felipe Aide
y Santiago Reyes.
CUARTO DE SOCORRO.-Hasta
La maf1ana de hoy fueron curadaS por
el practicante de servicio ID. Ramon
Llauger las siguientes personas:I
Juan Vald6s, fuerte ion, for
mando trombo en- La region fronta,
media de pronostico reservado u
Jnan Ramos, confusion con erosion
de la piel en- Ell tercio medic de la
pierna izquierda, leve
REGISTRO CIVIL.-Nacimientos-
Sc han hecho las sigutentes inscrip-
clones: Jose Gonzalez, Guillermo Ri
vera Betancourt, Ana RosaIVaras Yom-
pal, Matilde Garcia y Rosa Maria
Gonzalez y Mercado.
DEFUNCIONES - Antonia Suero
Gidium, Juan Marin y Priete y Luis
Perez Gomez.
CONSTRUCCIONES-Ha solici-
tado licencias, don Pablo Sierra para
construir una casa en- Ia calie de Bar
celona de Santurce y Jose r. Gomez
para construir una casilla dedicada 4
la venta de refrescos en- La salida de
Puerta de TERRA. Los pianos de
ambas pasaron al estudio del seflor
ingeniero de la ciudad
LICENCIA TERMINADA. Ter
minada la licencia dc un mes que ie
fue concedida, maf1ans tomara nueva :.
mente possession de su destino, ell era.
pleado municipal sefior Francisco
Saiaregui.
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GALERIA COLORADO

En- el deseo de conservar un
grato recuerdo autentico de los
trajes historicos que Sc estrena-
ron en- la procession cfvico-reli-
giosa, para ell traslado de los
restos del celebre caudillo don
Juan Ponce de Leon, desde la
iglesia de San Jose a la Catedral,
la Galer1a Colorado retratara
gratuitamente y obsequiara con
una copia de su retrato, a los se-
nores que llevaron los expresa-
dos trajes.
Ell senor Colorado nos sup1ica
encarecer no falte ninguno de
los senores que concurrieron a
la historical procession, a fin de
que sea complete el trabajo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-14

propaga en- sitio en- que no hu-
biesen podido acudir con prom
titud los soldados del Arsenal nj
los numerosos obreros mccain
cos hechos a andar entire llamas,
entonces sc hubiera visto des-
graCiadamente como es incon-
cebible que una ciudad como la
nuestra este sin una buena or
ganizacion de bomberos, cosa
tan indispensable a toda urba-
nizaci6n de importancia y que
es, sin ningun genero de dudas
y como esta reconocido univer-
salmente, uno de los servicios
primeros y esenciales de todo
municipio.
Importa mucho que sc djen
en- este y mediten sobre clio
nuestros pretores, va que a las
response bilidades en- ell case la
mentable de tener que exigirlas,
no podran escapar ellos Hbre-
mente, aunque caigan con abru-
madora CenSura sobre la admi-
nistracion municipal.
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DcOS De Sandal

Pedro Cordero de Maricao,
acompaf1a croQuis de IN puesto
de venta de carne que desea
construir en- aquel pueblo.
Ell Official de sanidad de Rio
Grande, remite informe annual
de los trabajos de aquel munici-
pio durante ell afio fiscal de 1907
a 1908.
-El Official de sanidad de Vie
ques, pide impresos para dar
cuenta del ganado sacrificado
en- aquella isla.
Ell secretario municipal de
Aguada. remite estadfstica vital
de aquella municipalidad, CO.
rrespondiente al mes de Julio
tlltimo.
Ell secretario municipal de
Dorado, remite estadistica vital
de aquella municipalidad. Co
respondents al mes de Julio
i1ltimo.
Carlos Miro de San Juan,
envia pianos de obras de plo
meria que va a efectuar en- la
casa ndmero 40 Gale de San Sc
bastian.
Man uel Tinaud de San Juan,
remite pianos de las obras de
plomeria que va a efectuar en-
ell Hospital de Medicina de San
turce.
Ell Alcalde Municipal de
San Juan, informa que va a
trasladarse a la parte Sur del
Teatro, la columna mingitoria
que sc encuentra al Este del
miSmO.
Ell inspector veterinario de
San uan, remite al Laboratorio
muestras de secretion nasal to-
madas a dos caballos dc Puerta
de TERRA.
Ell Official de Sandal, de
Caguas da cuenta de tres casos
de VaT1OlO1de en- aquel pueblo
Ell Official de Sanidad, de
Cidra, informa que tiene bajo
tratamiento I'm case de pneu-
monia.
Ell Official de Sanidad. de
Aibonito. pide le envien tarjetas
certiflcados de salud.
Felipe Pizarro, de Carolina,
pide permiso para esta blecer I'm
puesto de venta de carne en-
aquel pueblo.
Ell Inspector Veterinario
del Distrito Sur, remite cuenta
de gastos de su viaje de inspec-
cion a Mayaguez a fin de que
sean aprobados por el Departa-
mento. g
Manuel Gonzalez, de Are
cibo, denucia los malos olores
que dan los mostos de la desti
leria de los senores Piza.
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Rapida-
sLaEco fERsasBEx

81 ST nombre no fuera CONGO lido en-
ell externo campo de la literature, poK,
sus afiligranados artfculos sus deli
|cadfsimas composiciones poeticas.
bastarale ell glorioso premio conquis-
tado en- ell gran certamen literario er
honor del invicto caudillo Juan Pom.
ce de Leon. que aporto idioma y eli
gion esta rica y hermosa isls, ele.
mentos poderosos de su civilizaci6r
y engrandecimiento
Antonio Blanco Fernandez. hm
trlunfado solemnemente en- eI esplen-
dido torneo del saber como uno de
los mas valientes luchadores, triunfcn
tanto mas meritorio, cuanto que ell
joven y notable escritor, no puede
dedicarse preferentemente cultivsr
su preclara inteligencia, sino en- acme
los cortos ratios de ocio que sus ocu-
paciones mercantiles & industriales
Sc 10 permiten.
Su bellfsimo cuento Alma Puerto.
rriquefIa" que lleva por lena Mater
Dolorosa al que un docto E imparciag
Jurado adjudica medalla de orc, Dor
no existir otra de mas valor, es nm
aoabadfsmo trabajo en- ell que no Sc
sabe que admirar mas, 81 la galanura
del lenguaje 6 la sugestiva belIeza
de las imagenes.
alma Puertorriquefia", es nm poe
ma sensational, cuajado de hermosos
pensamientos; ell idilio de los idilios,
que pudi6ramos decir, idilio conmo-
vedor sin rebuscar efectos nj forzar
situaciones, Ia hermosa historic del
carifio maternal, compendiada con ex.
quisito gusto en- cuatro briIlantes ps-
ginas salpicadas de orc.
Es I'm cuadro taA real como des-
|criptivo, ,en Ell que nos pinta la Natura
leza. a veces llena de,vida y color, sin
amalgamamientos insustanciales va
veces despojada de sus gaIas, triste W
sombrfa, cual 81 entonara ell queiun-
broso lamento de su propio contraste,
redejo iel de las amarguras humanas,
Antonio Blanco Fern audez, ha lie
gado por ST solo, sin agenos estfmu-
los a yer colmadas sus aspiraciones, a
escalar la gloria, sirvi6ndole de ere
dencial para ingresar en- aqueI temple
SD alma Puertorr iquena".
Aagek PecAe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-14
La retreta infantiI
AHgek PecAs.

Programa de las pleas que tocarS
La banda de benefcencia en- los iardi-
mes del Asilo, ell domingo rs del CO.
rriente.
I, Paso-dobIe Ga GiraIda), por ell
maestro ] arr NJ.
2. Selection de la Opera Lucia dc
Lanmemour por Donicetti.
3. Ell Captain del Iguey (overturaDs
por Viholo.
4. Lazos de Union (Tauda de val
ses), por Vinolo.
s. Certamen Polka de requiuto v
cIarinetel por Vaolo.
&. Danza Ca mela, por Campos.
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E1@(la del d]6a

Aver tarde ha podido ocurrir
en- Ell barrio de la Marina 10 que
hace tempo veniamos advirtlen-
do, y mas apremiantemente des-
de que sc sabe que esta dlsuelto
Ell cuerpo de bomberos.
La tranquilidad conque nues-
tras autoridades muniClpales
han tornado ell asunto, sin pres
tarle la menor atencion hi hacer
Ell case que debieran del clamor
publico manifestado por dis
tintas maneras en- solicitud de
que no Sc deje desatendldo un
servicio tan indispensable, en-
pieza a ser mirada con enojo y
sc habla de recurrir a las auto
ridades superiores a fin de que
busquen el medic de tranqull1-
zar al vecindario. interesandose
por la reorganization del cuerpo
de bomberos. que es tan necesa-
rio en- una ciudad de la impor-
tancia. de la poblaci6n y de la
rio ueza de la nuestra.
La administration municipal
parece que aguarda la realiza-
ci6n del siniestro que sea para
San uan IN dia de luto, para
entonces tomar, tardiamente, las
medidas enCaminadas a la reor-
ganizaci0n del servicio de incen-
dios.
EntOnces, cuando el clamor
general Culpe q nuestrOs admi =
nistradOres munlcipales de ha-
Der ocasiOnado con su apatia I'm
desastre irreparable, Cuando la
opinion general fulmine contra
los culpables de que San Juan
este en- el abandono mas puni-
bic, entregada la ciudad a los
riesgos del inCendio, entonces
seran los apresuramlentOs, el
hacer las cosas atropelIadamen-
te, ell querer que TODD Sc haga
pronto y NAL, sin lograr por ESQ
que las responsibilities en-
que hayan incurridO los Culpa-
bles queden atenuadas, nj q ue Ell
p1blico deposite uevamente su
conhanza en- qulene han de-
mostrado tan POGO cello y tan es-
case interes en- defenderle de
peligros. que no Sc sabe ST estan
distantes o cerCanos, pero contra
los Cuales estamOs preC1sados de
poderosas defensas, que 81 no
nos garantiza la inmunidad q 10
menos nos aseguren que han de
ser memories las preparedness
devastadoras, los dafios que nos
cauSen.
En- asuntos como el de que
estamos tratandO. no Sc conci
ben esas actitudes m0rbidas
que nuestros administrators
municipales adoptan. sin darse
por enterados de que la pobla-
cl0n va Cansada de esperar, en-
vano, puede reclamar, puede
ex1g1T que Sc tengdn en- mayor
consideration Y en- mayor res
peto sus derechos a ser servida
con arreglo a 10 que paga sin
Tegateos hi dlscuslones.
Los bomberos Sc negaron aver
a asistir al conato de incendio
de Ia Marina ell escaso material
que hay en- el parque, sin tener
quien 10 trasportara, no podia
prestar servicio alguno, V ST Ell
conato en- vez de ser 4 tempe
sofocado. llega q tener otras
propoleiones y sc extiende y Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-14
LIN dollar para los
COmpradOreS

En- las cajetillas de cigarrillos
de las marCaS D1oIet0s, FrUtaS v
CoIechvG puestas para la venta,
tambien hay cupones que valen
I'm dollar Y que pueden canjear
los comerc1antes que Sc dedican
a la venta de cigarrillos.