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Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
TRENDALL IS
GIVEN A DRAW
EARNS EVEN BREAK WITH
LEONARD LAUDER
LOCAL BOY PROBABLY HAD VERY
SLIGHT MARGIN
st. Louis Lightweight Better sIuaser,
but Los Angeles Boxer Is cIeverer.
PreIImlnarIes Were Fin
Ish Fights

While admitting that Leonard Lauder
had a SHADE the best OF his fight with
Kid Trendall last night at San Pedro,
Referee Tommy Walsh declared it a
draw, explaining that the shade was
too slight for him to give either boy
the decision. There is no denying that
the decision was unpopular with por-
tion OF the audience, but fight experts
like T. q. Jones, Baron Long, Eddie
Robinson and others coincide with
Walsh and uphold the decision. saying
that If either should have had the
verdict Trendall was the one.
The first ten rounds Of the fight were
slow, as compared with the last ten
rounds, the boys merely boxing, with
occasional flights Of their real speed
at smuggling. The final ten rounds was
a hurricane affair. Lauder opened up
and started in to slug with Trendall,
over whom he had a big lead at the
time, and this exactly suited the ST.
Louis boy. 1t also proved that while
Lauder Is too clever and fast for Tren-
dali at boxing, Trendall is much the
better mixer and sluggers
The first real damage was done in
the sixth round by Lauder, when he
caught Trendall with a right swing to
the eye that opened the left. optic Of
the st. Louis boy and from that time
until the end of the fight 1t bled so
profusely that Trendal practically
fought fourteen rounds with only one
eye. Only once did Trendall draw
blood, jabbing Lauder to the face so
frequently In the sixteenth round that
the Los Angeles lad bled a bit.
Two preliminaries were staged, the
first proving to be a real fight, while
the second was a farce on the part of
Jess Patrick, who showed the yellow so
frequently during the fight that the
crowd hooted him frequently. Young
Dempsey stopped Young Boisen in the
third round, Boisen calling for the
sponge after a minute of smuggling In
this round. Kid Murray was sent in
to fight Jess Patrick, q Los Angeles
negro, in the second preliminary, and
while Murray always was willing to
fight Patrick displayed brand of yell
low goods that would not be tolerated
in any other ring. He fell frequently
without being struck and grappled with
Murray so awlxwardly that he more
often had his arms around Murray's
legs than around his body. Patrick
refused to take punishment and tried
to clinch and wrestle throughout the
round. In the fifth round, after a mix
up in Patrick's corner, Murray caught
him with slight uppercut that would
not have killed more than one fly and
Patrick toppled over and took the
count He had been punished suffi-
GENTLY for his own satisfaction.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29

change unless he gets In the habit of
training properly for his fights.
/ New Orleans turfmen are arranging
for the usual winter race meetings at
City park and the Fair Grounds tracks.
These will be betless meetings, al
though memory wagers will not be
barred and the forget-me-not plan of
doing business probably will become
quite a fad with the Crescent city
CHANDELIERS. Only fair class of horses
win attend and the purses and stake
offerings will be cut until they will look
like a bargain sale advertisement. No
stakes worthy of the name will be
scheduled. The hotel men and mer-
chants Of New Orleans are understood
to be backing the enterprise, being I'M
willing to go up against q racelesS win
ter, with its great falling off in business
as compared with other years.
Reports from the east are to the
effect that Joe Walcott, former welter-
weight champion of the world, Is worth
$3.50, 900 in Boston real estate and that
he is preparing to sell and return to
the Barbados to pass the remainder of
his life.
Jack Gleason, one of the northern
fight promoters, is expected to drop
into Los Angeles any day to confer
with Billy Neal regarding a Burns
KetcheI fight before his club next win
ter. Neal was in Los Angeles two or
three days ago and talked as II Burns is
ready to do business. Gleason was due
to arrive Wednesday night, but failed
to show up. His absence is not the
cause of any regret among local fans,
who positively have no love for the
northern bunch, although to the credit
of Gleason 1t must be said that he has
not been mixed up in the dirty deals
to the injury of the local game as
much as have other northern pro-
moters. However, there. would not be a
tear shed If none Of them ever came to
town.
Danny Long has released Skillman,
who was considered conner until re-
Gently, when he began to slump in his
pitching and has failed to deliver the
goods ordered. Irregular habits is
charged as the cause of Skillman's
slump and consequent release. Long
has three new pitchers coming from
Texas and will give them regular work
the remainder of the season.
Truesdale, the former Houston, Tex,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BOSTON, Aug. 2S-Boston punched
four of the six hits off Powell in the last
two innings and won from st. Louis
today. Score:
Boston 3, hits 8, errors 1.
st. Louis l. hits 6, errors 1.
Batteries-Steele and Criger; Powell,
Stephens and Spencer.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.-washing-
ton shut out Cleveland today in both
games Of a double-header. Scores:
First game:
Washington 2, hits 4, errors o.
Cleveland 0, hits 3, errors 8.
Batteries-Hughes and Street; Joss
and N. Clarke.
Second game:
Washington 8, hits 9, errors 2.
Cleveland 0, hits 9, errors /.
Batteries-Johnson and Street; Lieb-
hardt, Foster and Bemis
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 2S.-Detroit
and Philadelphia broke even here today
in a double-header. Scores:
First game:
Detroit 1, hits 8, errors 0.
Philadelphia 0, hits 10, errors 1.
Batteries - Summers and Schmidt;
Plank and Powers.
Second game:
Detroit 2, hits 7, errors 1.
Philadelphia II, hits II, errors 2.
Batteries-Willis, Mullin and Schmidt;
Bender and Schreck.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-Both games
of today's double-header with Chicago
were closely contested, each team talk
ing a game, and only four runs all told
being scored. Score:
First game:
Chicago 0, hits A, errors g.
New York l, hits 5, errors 1.
Batteries-Smith and Sullivan; Lake
and Klenow.
Second game:
Chicago g. hits H. errors 0.
New York 2, hits 5, errors 3.
Batteries--Walsh and Sullivan; Hogg,
Doyle and Sweeney.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
KETCHEL EFFIGY
INCITES PAPKE'
ARTIST PAINTS PICTURE OF
RIVAL ON DUMMY
AsPIRANT TO CHAMPIONSHIPS
TITLE BoREs IN
Fact That Kaufman, Webster and
Welsh Trained at Venice and
Were Victorious Regarded
as Good Omen

Billy Papke spent several busy n1in-
utes yesterday endeavoring to mutilase
the classic features of one S. Ketchel-
or what was supposed to be likeness
OF him, at least. Early in the day a
wayside artist happened to drift into
the training camp at Venice, and after
little parley consented to paint what
was called resemblance to Ketch on
the big dummy bag which Papke works
on every day.
The whole thing was surprise to
Papke, and he might not have known
that Ketchel was on the bag had not
the lettering beneath proclaimed the
fact. Billy went after the effigy of his
opponent with vim, and all afternoon
ne made pleasant remarks every time
he swung one to "Ketch's" point, or
bored In with a particularly vicious
cross, lower down.
There was no sign of a letup In
Papke's work, and from all appearances
he is almost down to weight and in fine
condition. His sparring partners all
showed up on the job, and while they
were hammered around quite q bit by
the seeker after middleweight cham
pionship honors all got off with nothing
worse than bloody faces.
Papke will put on an especially at
tractive card tomorrow, and although
the amphitheter at Venice will seat over
5000 persons 1t is expected that even
standing room will be at a premium.
Billy has impressed the beach residents
as has no other fighter who ever trained
there, and despite the fact that KetcheI
will be favorite over him in the bet
ting the sand dune sports will back
their man at any old price.
Venice Fans Confident
One good omen which the Venice
fans are pointing to as favorable to
Papkes winning is the fact that the
last three men who trained at the
beach town came out victorious in their
battles AL Kaufman, Freddie Welsh
and Danny Webster were all winners
in their last important bouts. and those
stringing with Papke say that the
Thunderbolt will not be the one to
break the run.
Stanley Ketchel went through his
usual rough siege at the South Side
yesterday and was again handicapped
by lack of sparring partners. Frank
Carsey, whose size saves him, was on
hand to do a little light work, and
Wilson and Paul Ackley also took a
chance. The latter fell into rather
hard wallop to the jaw and almost went
out, but ketch held him up and the boy
finished the round. Ackley is q willing
worker and Is one of the few sparring
partners he ever had whom Ketchel did
not rought 1t with as hard as he could.
The blow which did the damage was
as much of an accident as anything.
The sale of seats for the big Labor
day battle will go on at noon today at
Pitcher Bros cigar stand, and it is ex-
pected that the rush for the choice
will be OF an order unpre-
cedented in this section of the country.
over $1,000 worth of the best
cushions have been reserved, and from
the looks of things every available seat
in the big arena will be occupied when
Ketchel and Papke start on their strug-
gle, which entails the middleweight
championship of the world.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
REsuLTs All Hort ERIE

FORT ERIE, n. T.. Aug. 2s.-Results:
First race, furlongs selling--zehla won
Miss crfttenden second. Flower Beauty third;
time 01 1-b
won, Gloriole second, Ramsey third: time
1:0f 3-5.
Third race furlongs, seIllng-Danzette won,
King Folly second, Firmament third; time
1:14 10.
Fourth race, furiongs, handicap-Royal
Onyx won, Alencon second Superstition third;
time 1:12 4-5.
Fifth race, 6 furiongs selling-Littie Minnie
won, Giles second, Mollie Montrose third; time
1913 1-b
vilo won Utterance second. Sen. Barrett third;
time 1:43 rs.
Seventh race ~ miles, seiiing-Lady Esther
won. Bitter Hand second, Quagga third; time
i:t2 rs.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29

outing cap; second, negligee shirt;
third, togo vase.
Standing high kick, union men-First
prize, rug; second, tablet pad; third,
six cans Mechanics soap.
Shoe race, boys under IA years-First
prize, 81 cash; second, pocket knife;
third, pocket knife.
Standing broad jump, union men
First prize, Stilson wrench; second, en-
blem pin; third, six months subscrip-
ton to Pasadena News.
Final heat burro chariot race-First
prize, $40 cash: second, $40 cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
WATERS ENTERTAIN
WITH BOXING BOUTS
Big Smoker Planned for September ID,
When Extensive scrapplng Pro-
gram VIII Be Pulled OFF
by Local Boys

The Walters union will give its next
smoker at the headquarters, Second
and Los Angeles streetes, September
IA, at which time there will be several
boxing bouts and bag punching ex-
hibitions by members of the union.
Following is the boxing program as
arranged by the athletic committees:
rounds; Kid Williams VS.. Kid Bird,
four rounds; Kid Long VS.. Kid O'Leary,
four rounds; Kid Brady VS.. Kid Park
err four rounds; four rounds of boxing
by negro amateurs. Prizes will be
awarded the winners OF each contest,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
OHIO MINISTER ENDS LIFE;
WAS NOTED GOLF PLAYER

CANTON. o., Aug. 2s.-Rev. I. D.
Milligan, pastor of the First Presby-
terrain church and well known in the
state, both as a minister and as golf
player, killed himself by charge from
a shotgun today. The coroner Is in
clined to believe the shooting was acci-
dental
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE

PITTSBURG, Aug. 2s.-Pittsburg ad-
vanced few points in the pennant race
today by taking an exciting game from
Philadelphia by a score of to 0. Score:
Pittsburg !, hitss9. errors L
PhiladelphiK 0, hits 8, errors 0.
Batteries-Leever and Gibson; Nc
CULLEN and Doom.
Empires Rudderham and tombstone.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29
count RoohefouoauId Dies

IaF1 MANS, Aug. 28.--'The death is an
nounced Of Male Charles Gabriel Sos
themes, Count De La Rochefoucauld and
Duke De Doudeauville. He was born
in 1926 and was az one time ambassador
Of France at the court OF st. James.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-29

second baseman and the star of the
Texas league, is on his way to Oak
land to join the Commuters. He will
be a material strength to the club and
should help the cellar champs to make
an improved showing in the final weeks
of the season.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-11

ros a IN pals que no sabe apre-
clar sus exceleucias, que por
etecto de la perv ersion del gusto,
por el consume del cafe malo Y
baratO, no sabe, no puede apre-
ciar la diferencia que entire ell
nuestro y otros granos competi-
dores existe.
Fl sistema de anuncios, la
propaganda en- el sentido v en-
el terreno que 10 pueden hacer
los agentes. los corredores. los
vendedores, algo mas imperfec.
ia, mas dehcientemente Sc ha
hecho va Y ha fracasado en-
Nueva York,
Sc ha hecho con una suma
que todos los agricultores de
cate Juntos. acaso no lograran
reunir ST pretendieran reanudar
la propaganda inutil, esterll, en-
aquel medic hostil.
Sc necesltaria para lograr el
objeto, el empleo de una fuerza
extraOrdinaria. irresistible, el
pOder de la tarifa aduanera, la
protection del arancelque eleva-
sc forzosamente el precio de los
otros granos. para que va que
no pueden ser mejores que el
nueStro, no fuesen mas baratos
tampOco.
ESQ es 10 unico que podria
salvarnos. FL unico remedio
que tiene nuestra crisis No
esta en- nuestroS recurs0s eI ha-
cerlo, Y p0r ESQ no 10 ponemos
en- practica. Il gobierno, alar-
deando de ceguera, sin mirar
que lie convene mas aun que a
nosotros, sc aferra Ell no pres
tarnos franca Y resuelta ayuda
y sin eSta serdn trustrad0s Y
acasO in1tiles cuant0s e3fuerzos
aislados Sc hagan. p0r >abrir IN
mercado luchando con Ia fuerza
arrastradora del arancel. nues-
trO enemlgo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-11
CirCO LAS tres banderaS' 70

En- la function de ests noche Sc We
rihcara el estreno de la sensational
pelfcula, de gran duraci6u, La Nau-
titus en- La Habsna".
En- esta cinta podra apreciar ell es~
pectador Ell grandioso recibimientc
que Sc tribute al "Buque- EscueIa" de-
guardias marinas espafol, en- ell pue-
bio hermano.
Forma parte de la vista Ia entrada
en- ell puerto, el desembarco, recen-
clones, paseos y banquetes y cuant0s
agasajos y distinciones sc hicieron 6
la dotacion del buque.
La pelfcula es dc las mas intere-
santes y ha de causar Ell mismo Gxieo
que alcanz6 en- las principales capita
les de Europa.
Amino y al Cine" que es Ia dltins&
senana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-11
COrte de Distrito
SECCION PRIMERA

Resoluciones dictadas por la
COrte.
Declare heredero de Luisa
Monclova a su legitimo hernia
no uan MonClova.
Idem de Lorenzo Gallard0
Marti a sus legitimos hijos.
DlspusO Cartas testamentariaS
a Dimas, Garcia y otros como
albaceas del tinado Carlos Gar
cia. Tulio Otero fue nombrad0
defensor judicial de sus hernia
nos memories de edad.
Y por ultimo declare disuelto
por divorcio el matrimonio en-
tire Juan A Saliva V Monserrate
OrraCh.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-11

"De naIa raza

En- la Interpretation de esta
obra de Echegaray. que puso
anoche en- escena q compania
de Enrique Borrds. este emf
nente actor Y Ia senor1ta de
Palma oyeron frecuentes Y nu-
tridos aplaus0s del publico que
asistio d la representation.
Cooperaron al exito de la obra
tan conocida de nuestro publico
las senoras Sanchez de Ari-
no, Castillo, y los senores L6-
PEE Alfonso, Garcia Leonardo Y
Arino.
Fl admirable paso de comedia
de los hermanos Quintero, Ma
Hana dc sol, gust6 grandemente.
Esta noche, FL gran goLeot0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-11
dmi6oS de Gaayana

Sc encuentran en- esta ciudad
en- asuntos especiaIes, relacio-
nados con el proyecto de riego
que ha de discutirse mafiana
en- la Camafa, nuestros amigos
don Francisco O. Bruno, don
Genaro Cautifio, don Eduardo
Marin, don Enrique Amy, don
Modesto Ramos don Luis Te-
xidor Ortiz, don Pedro | Correa,
don Jose !. Ortiz Y don Manuel
Bianco, todos personas de valer
y de grandes 6 hidalgas inicia-
twas, amantes del progreso "
del arte.
RI BoLETrN MERcANTIL les
saluda carinosamente v desea
para ellos, TN exito complete en
sus gestiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-11

Cinco marineros del vapor Caro-.
lima promovieron anoche 4 las nue.
We Y media I'm fuerte escandalo en- el
cual tuvo que intervenir la policfa,
Al presentarse los guardas. los es-
candalosos marineros les hicieron re.
sistencia, resultando herido Ell sar-
gento Candido Lopez. Ell una mano Y
uno de los alborotadores en- el parie.
tai derecho.
Reducidos Ia obed fencia fueron
conducidos al Dep6sito y hoy fueron
sentenciados a 70 dfas de carcel por
el Juzgado Municipal. La herida del
sargento L9pez no ofrece gravedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-11
Borras en- Caguaa

En- la proxima semana dar&
dos tunciones en- ell teatro Man
rique. de Gaguas, la compaiia
que dirige Ell eminente actor
Enrique Borras.
Las funciones tendran lugar
Ell microbes y jueves, siendo
una de las obras escogidas por
el sefior Manrique. EL nsfstScO,
de Rusifiol.
Las dos funciones han sido
compradas en- mil doscientos
dollars.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-11

No Sc ha llegadoa TN acuerdo
entire la empresa de la compa-
MIA Borras y el sefor MorelI de
Ponce, encargado de arreglar
con aquella las condolences del
traslado de la compania a dicha
cludad para dar tres funciones
vendidas.
La empresa de Ponce ofreci6
nil ochocientos dollars, can't
lad que no ha creido suhciente
q seflor Lopez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-11
Rosario Badr0na

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad la dis
tinguida se1ora Rosario Balrena, es-
posa de nuestro estimado amigo don
Pablo Be- ga La sefiora Badrena pa
sara una larga tsmp1rada en- San
Juan donde es estimada por sus en-
vidiabies prendas perSonales. Los
esposos Berga han 6jado su residen~
cia en- Santurce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-11
FL senOr ApOnte

Sc encuentra en- San Juan
nuestro particular amigo el dis
tinguidO liCenciado sefior Apon-
te que ha venido a esta por
asuntOs prOpiOs,
lie deseamos la mas grata es-
tancia eutre nosOtr0s Y que sur
permanencia sea 10 mas dura-
dera posibe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-11
Varias noticias

En- la ca mara de Delegados
Sc ha dado lectura 4 I'm cable
de Roma en- ell cual sc informa
que Ell Papa Pho \ ha aprobado
el arreglo de los pleitos de la
iglesia, cuyo informe fue publ
cado en- el BoLET1N MERcANrIL.
Ell gobernador Mr.. Post ha
recibido TN cable del Presidente
de los Estados Unidos, apro-
bando ell arreglo hecho por el
gobierno federal para la cesi6n
Y cambio de terrenos en- Puerta
de TERRA. paseo de Covadonga
Y manglares situados en- ell
puente de San Antonio.
Ell correspousal de ArecibO,
nos ComuniCa que anteanoche
fallecio en- el Hospital de aQue-
LA ciudad la joven Celuta Cruz,
que habia ingerido desde hacia
algunos dias una fuerte dosis
de biclOruro de mercurio.
Hoy no Sc facilit6 d la prem
sa noticia alguna en- ell Quartet
General de la Policia.
La function de anOche en- Ell
beneticio de los empleados del
resulto brillantisimO
llenO el Circo de Sc
lecto pGblico
Los benehciados. muy salts
fechos nos ruegan demos las
yracias al publico en- general Y
en particular d los empresarios
senores Portel, Garcia Y Com
Danla.
Cumplimos con gusto ell en-
cargo Y les felicitamos por el
3xito obtenido.
Sc encuentra enfermO Ell
Padre Janices, Director de "El
Ideal Cat0lico".
Mucho celebram0s su resta-
tablecimiento.
Han empeZado las obras de
pavimentaci6n de la calle de
1etuan. en- Ell trozo cOmprendido
entire Tanca Y el Teatro.
va era hora.
Ell Secretario del goberna-
dor nos facilit6 aver una copia
de I'm telegrama de Salinas, que
dice asi.
Salinas, Septiembre o.-Hon.
Goberna dor de Puerto Rico, San
Juan. Propietarios. conercian-
tes, braceros y todas las classes
de esta comarca,
estan vivamente interesadas en-
Ia propta ejecuci6n de las obras
del riego considerable urgenti-
simo que ambas Camaras aprue-
ben el proyecto de ley en- la &C
tual session extraordinaria. pues
toda dilacion causaria perjui-
clos incalculables. ( (Firmado)
!. Benvenuti. Vicente Antoneti,
Central Aguirre. Matey, Mar
quez, Vicente Atilano, q. Co
dream Hnos., Juan Benvenut-
ii, Alva. Antonio SecoIa.
-Ha tornado possession de su
puesto de maestro rural de Ha-
tillo, la seflorita Rosa Molinari,
que Ifue propuesta por aquella
lunta local de instruction.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-11
EN0Ga del d]5a

Nuestros lectores veran en- la
presente edici6n una circular
una carta que nos envia, para
ser publicadas. IN puertorri-
queno que reside en- Nueva
York V que Sc interesa por la
obra salvadora de busCar mer-
cados a nuestro cafe.
Nos pide la inserci6n Y nos
pide un cOmentarlo. NosOtrOs
que siempre hemos tenido las
columnas del BoLETIN Y la labor
De sus hombres, al serviCio de
estas propagandas, de estas I'M =
Dortan tislmas Cuestlones, AGO.
gemos heies a anuestro programa,
la circular que Sc nos envia pOr
10 que pueda interesar a los
agrlCultOreS Y a los COmercian-
tes de cafe, al pals cafeterO, en-
una palabra.
Ciertamente que neCesitamos
IN mercado para el cafe.
E. pals. no obstante el desa-
rrollo que adquieren otros ramos
de la agricultural V dc la indus
Cria, no presenta un aspecto dc
franCa prosperidad, de collective
Y resueltO bienestar. Y es 10
que tantas veces hemos dicho,
10 que hemOs expuesto Ell todos
los tonOs. 10 que hemOs venido
estudiando deSde que surgio la
crisis cafeteria producida por
"a falta de mercados, que nos
cerrara el cambio de soberania.
crisis agravada por la despreo
Cupal ION del goblernO, por la
lndiferenCia con que ha vistO
ensenOrearse la ruina de los
campos cateteros, mermando las
cosechas, reduciendolas i inve-
TOsimiles preparedness, que pre-.
CONAN bien a las claras Cual pue-
de ser la situaci6n de IN pueblo
que del producto de esa indus
rria ha de librar la su0sisten-
cia.
Cuanto Sc aconsej6, Sc lndlc6,
Sc pidi0 para los cafeteros fue
desoido por la apatica indife-
rencia de Duestros adminlstra-
dores. Nj Ell empr6stito, nj la
condonaci0n de cOntribuciOnes,
nj la reduction insignihcante,
ultimamente propuesta, nada,
Ell fin, de cuanto podia haber
contribuido a mejorar la sltua-
ci6n de los cafeteros, sc ha que
ridO haCer, nj Sc ha consentido
por ell gobierno.
Consecuencia de ese CritcriO
sustentadO f6rreamente, es ell
estado en- que Sc encuentran las
flncas de cafe de la isla Y la
ruina que aniquila nuestra an
tigua poderOsa industria sin
mercad0 I'm buen mercadO 10
salvaria tOdo; entOnCes no seria
indispensable, aunque 81 fuera
siempre utii, el emprestito del
gobierno. Los agricultores ten
drian dinero, tendrian q len les
prestase 10 necesario para le-
vantar las aniquililadas fncas,
pero I'm mercado no sc consigue
solamente con Ell empeno de
conseguirlo. con el deseo con
la necesidad de conseguirlo. con
la Propaganda que pnedan IA
Ger los comerciantes, CO Il de-
sinter6s con que contribnyan los
agricultores, los amos de- fruto
cue han de enviar los coseche-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-11

Escuelas rurales vacantes.- s.-Rfo-pie
dras, 2; Trujillo Alto, /; Lola, /; Fa.
iardo. /; Humacao. 7; Maunabo, I,
San Lorenzo, $ Caguas, /; Guayama,
I; Salinas s; Comerfo, .; Aibonito, I;
Coamo. /; Ponce, I; Guayanllla. 8
Yauco, ); Sabana Grande, I; San Ger
man, ?; Lajas, 3; Maricao, q; Las Ma
rias, 3; Moca, :; Arecibo. /; Manati
l: GALES, /; Morovis. I; Toa Baja, 2;
Bayam0n, 7.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-11

Sc encuentran vacantes varias es.
cuelas graduadas de ingles en- los
siguientes pueblos: Adjuntas, Baya
mon, Yauco. Comerfo, Juana Dfaz,
Guayama y Aguas Buenas.