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Arizona republican., 1909-07-22
Grape-Nuts
BLOOD KILLS GERMS Good Blood Made by Good Food.

If one can surely turn food into good red blood it win combat and conquer disease more times than dis ease will win.
 Any physician knows that good blood and plenty of it is the best germicide known and surely and safely cures disease when medicines fail
 One of the many illustrations is that of tuberculosis, which refuses to yield to medicine but must give way to good blood. A man from Philadelphia writes:
 "I have been fighting tuberculosis for some years, and with a weak stomach was losing ground slowly every year. I had tried many kinds of medicine without relief. and fin ally got so that my stomach. liver. kidneys, bowels and lungs were af- fected.
 My stomach would retain no food but peptonized milk and I was down to 90 lbs. in weight The doctors said about two years ago that I had but a month or two to live.
 About that time I was put on Grape Nuts and cream. It agreed from the start and in a few days began to feel increased strength, so I kept on, with the result that the healthy blood has driven the disease from every organ of my body except the lungs and is slowly driving it from them.
 q have gained greatly in vitality and strength and added 29 lbs. to my weight. If I can keep on as I have been, it seems clear that I will get entirely we'll thanks to old Dame Nature whose work was made pos sible by Grape Nuts food which l could digest" There's a Reason"
Arizona republican., 1909-07-22
MONOGRAPHS OR DUcKs-F. A.

CEl IOSFN0 -h- Shaw a few days ago apprised the world through the columns of The Re
 publican that he had several Indian Runner ducks for sale He did not want to sell them but one of his neigh borS had made complaint to the au- thorities about the presence of the ducks, claiming that their Quacking at night drove away sleep Rather than be a thorn in the flesh of his neighbor, Mir Shaw decided to sell them to some one living out of the city limits. The first man who answered the advertise ment wanted the ducks but he wanted to trade a phOnograph for them. Mir
 Shaw is passiOnately fond of music and he was about to close the deal when it occurred to him that he might thereby make a bad matter worse for his finical neighbor. There are lots of people in this world who would rather be kept awake by the tumult of flock of ducks than by the strains of a phonograph, if it happens to be of the wheezy, sputtering kind. There is no city ordinance against an annoy ance of this kind, and as the owner of phonograph Mir Shaw would have been SlFlCIlN WlInln ms legal GlSnIS, but he restrained his ambition to be- come the owner of phOnograph and turned down the musical proposition.
 PRESCOTT IS IN GOOD HEALTH At numerous times in the past few months reports have been circulated in this city concerning the existence of epidemics in the city of Prescott. The latest has been in circulation for a few days and is to the effect that there is an epidemic of diphtheria in that city. Many people took fright at the news and wanted the com mutation ticket which they held to that city. changed to Iron Springs. InaSmuch as part of the tickets had already been used, the change could not be made. Upon investigation it was proved that the report was en- tirely without foundation. The name of the person who was responsible for the report could not be learned. How ever there is no epidemic in the mountain city and the people of this city who wish to rest in the cool
Arizona republican., 1909-07-22
OF LOCAL INTEREST

OFF FOR THE SPRINGS-E. J. Bennitt leaves this morning to spend a few days at Iron Springs.
 CANAlS-The water run in the canals will be the same today as yes terday. the water being in the Salt and AppropTiators.
 EIGHT CARS DAlLY-The canta- field still continues to be large. Six carloads were shipped yesterday and the shipments today and tomorrow will consist of eight cars each.
 WATERMELON GROWERS PROS FERROUS Salt River Vellcy Wat ermelon Growers association is eN- periencing a most successful season The shipments at present run abo'.; a car a day, three cars a week being sent to the south and three to the north. Three cars this week will be shipped to Gallup and Albuquerque. What the total shipment will he k not yet known. but it is probable that it will number more than fifty cars. The success of the present season will undoubtedly greatly encourage the as sociation and willIead to an increased membership and acreage in the years 10 come. The market for the melons was extended somewhat this season and there is room for still further cx- pansiOn.
 YUMA VISITORS-Harry McPhaull of Yuma spent yesterday in Phoenix, en route to Rouse, on mining business, after which he expects to go to Bak- ersfield on oil business. Mir. McPhaull is engaged in mining quite extensively and has a deal on that he thinks will surely be consummated at an early day. Incidentally, MT. McPhaull is amoung those concerned in the new oil discoveries in the vicinity of Agua Caliente. or eastern Yuma county. He is quite enthusiastic and believes oil in good commercial quantities will be found there before long. MT. McPhaull was a resident of Phoenix many years ago. though Yuma county has for a long time been the scene of his activi- ties. Though a little older than he
Arizona republican., 1909-07-22

] country need have no fear of spend | ing their time in Prescott
Arizona republican., 1909-07-22

was twenty years ago, he is fatter and healthier in appearance than he ever was, and he never did look like weakling.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-22

country need have no fear of spend ing their time in Prescott.
 A LARGE HOUSE-The sliding act of the Pederson Bros. at the Coliseum last night again mystified large audience. The bird limitations hroue ht out many children and succc-dcd in amusing them as well as their par ents. It is said by seve~al i'd ani- ml trainers, who are residents of Phoenix, that the trained Gugs are wonders.
 NOT FEELING WELL-James Keene, superintendent of the capitol grounds received a letter yesterday from Geo. Hough Smith, the former superintendent, who is spending the summer in England. accompanied by his wife. Mir. Smith was not feeling well at the time of writing, though aside from health he was having a good time.
 EXCURSIONISTS WILL BE MANY The inquiries concerning the eX- cursion which will be run to Pres cplI on EodluTudN ana Sunudy DN Ine Santa Fe still continue to come in and already a considerable number of the tickets for the trip have been sold. Many of those who are home bound during the summer will take advantage of the opportunity to get away to d cooler cline, although it be only for a day.
 DREW AGAlN-La Toska drew a fair house at the Airdome last night considering the weather. Lindley and La Poute pleased with their comic skit. The pictures were fine and full of action. The Airdome orchestra is getting better every day. MT. Echlin has. just returned from a trip to the coast where he has been closing ne- gotiations for a series of high class attractions The Stadium Trio will be one of the feature attractions for next week.
 B. A. FOWLER ILL-B. A Fowler. president of the Water Users Asso- citation suffered a very sudden and severe attack of lumbago yesterday about mid day. He would have left his office for home had it not been for the meeting of water users called for four o'clock and which he re mained to attend though suffering se- verely. He has had occasional at
Arizona republican., 1909-07-22

Jacks of this kind for many years, but yesterdays illness was the most painful one for long time
 RETURNING ELKS-S. l.. Easter ling returned from Los Angeles Tues day morning and J. l.. Scott, steward afternoon. The latter was quite ill and went at once to St. Joseph's hos pital Another member of the local lodge, F.. Thoma, was taken sick in Los Angeles and had to go to a hospital there for a few days. Mr Easterling learned on arriving home that a brother of his partner, Tom Whitney, had been taken suddenly and seriously i'll at his home in Los Angeles, about the time Mir. Easterling started home.
 DELEGATES APPOINTED-Gov- ernor Sloan has appointed the follow ing named AriZOnians as delegates to the Trans Mississippi congress which is to meet in Denver August 16-21: John J. Hawkins. Frank L. Wright, Prescott; w. T. F. Donald, H. l. La tham. w. J. Murphy. Phoenix; NJ. J. Cunningham F.. E. Ellinwood, Hoval A. Smith, Bisbee; NJ. I. Powers, T. F.. Pollock, Flagstaff; O. D. M. Gaddis, Kingman: A. l.. Work. Morenci; Frank Franz, Henry Hill, Clifton; James Ewing, F. F. Towle. Globe; George T. Fisher, H. V. Tailor, Tue son; Dr. F. T. Wright, Albert M. Sames, Douglas.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-22
A WICKENBURG
 SURPRISE PARTY DIFFICULTY OF HOLDING THE
 CHIEF GUEST. Proposed Central Arizona Power Go.
 Improvements.

Wickenburg. Ariz., July 21.-tSpe-
 ciaI correspondence of The Kepubli- can.) just you wash those
 dishes like a good girl" Six -forty-five P. NJ. Mamma I am through and l am going to town to
 meet some friends with whom I have
 an appointment"
 You are. are you? You just get busy and dry those dishes before you leave this house"
 Miss Leafy Didn't know what to
 make of it Never before was she asked to do a thing when she wanted
 to do something else. Miss Leafy was certainly mad through and through, but what could the poor girl do? She
 was always taught to obey her mother. The above is a dialogue that went on between mother and daughter at the La Testa ranch Tuesday evening. It was a matter of wits to keep Miss Leafy at home for little did she know what was in store for her. Seven thirty P. M. The arrival of guests and Miss Leafy still drying dishes in the kitchen. It turned out to be a farewell surprise party rendered Miss Leafy Dowell and given by Miss Paulie Saunders. Miss Dowell will
 leave shortly for Missouri, to be gone l two or three months.
 The party gathered on the lawn and
 amused themselves by playing such games as Button Button, Who's Got | the Button? Drop Handkerchief, Snap and by listening to the photograph. Refreshments were served. The party broke up early-it was morning before | they got home.
 The following guests were present: Miss A. Roberts, Misses Bertha and
 Emma Bachtiger, Miss Lela Holt, Miss | Pauline Saunders, Bill and Floyd Kel- | lis, Hugh Sprunger, Wm. Deatsch, J. A. ! Throne, F. Berry, Carrol Belknap, Ned | Cagle and, of course, mother and | daughter.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-22

Wm. Neagle has returned from Pres colt, where he went on business.
 w NJ. Ditto and wife have left for the Octave mine.
 Tom Cook, the mining man, was a business visitor. He left yesterday for his claims, which are located about six miles west of Hot Springs Junction.
 D. w. Beldon, representing the Vest inghouse Electric company of Pitts burg; w. w. Ditto, consulting engi-
Arizona republican., 1909-07-22

waist line Is slightly lifted and can be worn with the sash illustrated or with the girdle only as liked. There is>the c little tucker that is always so pretty an d girlish and the 2 O V n h all together one of the most charm ing that he season as brought forth. Net is a favorite material and an attractive o nc but in it's place could be used fine sh C CT muslin, crepe dc Chine or any similar material and the trim ming an b . ribbon as f. this case, silver banding or any thing that would produce a good effect upon the material chosen. Lingerie gowns are well liked for the younger contingent and sheer batiste m a k c S up charmingly after this m O d C 1 . while pale colors are quite as fashionable as white. Crepe de Chine is thin and light and always pretty b ut there is nothing really better or moro desirable than net. If the gown Is wanted for daytime wear a yoke. and long sleeves can be added.
 or tn C medium size will be required J2 yards oi ma terial 2I or 24, g yards 52 or 64 yards A inches wide. 2B yards of applique, B yard A inches wide for the fri11 or tucker, IA yards of ribbon and 14 yards of ribbon for the sash. 1 ward l. A May Manton to any address by
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-09
10 de anOche

Anncie 1 las .osre ocurTi6 ,m as-
candalo en- la plaza de- Colon que por
fortuna no tuyo oopseuenc'as iaInsui-
tables. En- momentos eui que nueStro
companero en- la prnsa, senor Vieen-
"a Ralbas. directE del "lIeraldo r.
paTol" hahlaba en- Ia aeera, frssste nj
toatro, con a senior Fernando Che
vas. rccibl6 por dctras, una fuerte Pc
drada On 81 occipucio, que 4 no SIR
p0r la fortaleza del seiior Balbas, hu-
biera caido al suclo.
Varias Occs. IN In plaza habia mas
d. doscicntas per@onas, cmszaron 4
griiar ia ese, ese!" seimlando Il
un individuo que corria con dirsciim
Il la carrctera central
~ scinr Balbas L. sigui6, dctr;.s de
Il corr,crou en- actitud hostl y Tcovo
dora ,ln g1'upo dc bombrcs, que dan
do fuertes vocs gritahan contra d
scnor Balbas 9 mateno, matemI0."i
En- dsto cl s,iior Balkis fu6 detan-
10 p0r una persona, y esta recibi6 un
golpc en la sien.
Entonoos 81 senior M,lsa, marshal dc
la Corte Municipal, que era la perso-
na en- question, dijo nj seilOr Balfeis k.s
Icilabd'as sigIlentes
Soy cl marshal dc Ia Cortc, qrsesla
usted detcnido y v6ngase conrigo.
FL senior Balbas le sigui6. Detrss iba
una multitud. FL capitan Fermimriez
Mater, 81 tenientc de la detective Qui-
noncs, y Cd Sargento Diaz con mas de
catorce policias 4 SINS 6rdcnes drper-
saron los grupos
III schor Balbas e.stuvo detenido en-
el dep6sitO, algunos momentos.
Antes de desarrolla~c los hchos
de que informamos, ~ habian rexssr--
tdo Gu el teatuo hOJ Jas srpnltas, repno-
d'ciendo un articulo contra cI senor
Balbas, y que so publr6 hace dfas en
1 "Aguila de Puerto Rno''
Nos diccn que el mdivi,ino, ql1e
reparti6 en 81 teatro 81 articulo del
(" Agulia eS q mismo que tir6 Ia pie.
dra al senior Balbas
inutil Is decir Que en- el acto del Jul
cio q p1blico ~ rabia en- cl local de Ia
Corfe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-09
La Sa|ud en- Carolina

Recjblmos noticias de Carolina, acer.
a del NAL cstado higienico en- dicho
pueblo. Segun nuestrcs intOrmes q
titus ha sentado sus rcales en- Ia men
cionada jurisdiction y son muchoe los
casos que va So han presentado. Hora
es VA que las autoridadcs locales, to-
men medidas para conjurar el NAL, y
una de las primeras, debe Ser Ia reior-
ma dc Ia ciudad en- cuanto Il hygiene
urbanizaci6n, que deJa muchO que
desear. EsTcramos del alcalde scfor
Font acuerdos municipales que fomen-
ten cl progrcso en- dicho pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-09
Blanca MatraS

KStA nsaInna ha llegado proccdcn-
te de V&nencla, Ia GENIAL artrsta que
dei0 tan mborrable rccuerdo entire
nosotros, en Ia temporada brillahrte qn
hizo en- ettz czipGtal.
Biaasa Matras dssIalts de tnri t'fr-
nee" por Espafa, velve con n'nvo re
pertorio acompanada dc mly apre-
ciaHes artistHs, los que ha trIbnta-
do nuestro publleo sue anlmnsos.
Con ella ya1vn 81 notable maestro
CampOs, Recaresio Cortcs, Felix Ram
reg. Ia Pascuai, una caracteristlca dc
mlcha gracia y Roeita Perez, que VI
no con Iarra Nnnez, en la Temporal
ia del Parqre.
Blanca MaaIris empe2ara actuar
cuandO termIne as1li Ia companTa del
senior Gutnrrcz
Nosotros saludamos a la admirable
artista al excelearte maestro CssfnI<ss,
dees-;.IrCOieS mueho exrto tn San Juan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-09
De teatrO
Simpatico beneficio

~ teatro ~ vio sno.hc muy con
currido.
La f,uEi6n era a bcurcfici0 dd "Saa
Juan Playground" dc Is "CcntraI
High School Athletnc AssooNatim."
~ progra INA eacogHo pW los be-
noficiados, 80 compHo dc III chico de
la portera, LolEngrin y La s,hcrbc 10
ca" tres obras que hace muy bicn Ia
compaiiia GrtSnT~G, y "n las que ga
na cllantas OvacOnes gusrrr Is gm-
tiiisima Espranza Iris.
Castillo, Barraj0n, Cid y Rsra aIias
didIsImos.
Tamii6n 10 fuerm y muy mrnsks-
mcnte los al,mnos de La ose1hda San
Juan numcro uno, en- 81 ejercnD de
pandcraS. cn cl ejcrcicio de halterlos,
y las aluLmnas en- La gran Marcia que
Q .i.4:utaron con admirable precision.
Dor.n0o Orosoo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-09
I'll POeta Sauna
Donlsn0o Orosco

Acompaiado de nuestro bucn com
ailoro cn la prensa Joaquin Barreiro
3os ha dispcnsado una amable vis Il
.cl laureado Potta don Manuel Ma
ria Sama que saldra nanana para i'on-
-.
Con Il diStinguido hombre De letras
han venido su sonora y su bella hija
,ue permaneceran una temporada eu
San Juan
Saludamos al ispirado vate que ha
nnriquecido tanto Ia literature puerto
rriquena con producciones de alto me-
rito presentamos nuestro homcnaje i
Ia digna companerra y i Ia hlla gent!
del Pofta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-09
SOciedad en- liquidation

Nos participant Los scionr isertrzE
hermanos, de Humacao, que scgim ss-rI-
tura pubiica ha qnedado dispcIta, df
clarandols IN eStado De liquIdaci6u, Ia
sociedad que giraba en- mIucila plaza ba
10 la denomination de Berrran Hers,s-
nos, qucdando la iiqudaci6n de Ia mrs.
ma Il cargo de los socios gcstorcs don
Narciso hasS6 Ca.sahAs Y don Jose Ber
train CssaIas
Nos participant al mismo tlempr, qms
han confcrido poder general Il don .Juraa.
Buhigas Bass6. factor que fine de la So.
cisiad extInguida
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-09
Ell debut de Real

ksnn no.rhe ~ presenis de mevc ~,
onstrn evsss'a, I'm artssta nuy qssff-
do de mrstp pdthso. Il notable tR-
ritono Maps! Rial con una DR. isa
obrax que mayrr@ triunfn~ ~ hse
propsrcioaado en m vida artstsa,
'"Csrs4eras.
E sITnIatco as1issA tien. sn Ia ss-
Urada v ali"ntn Yartitnra de JeyrS,
campo on our iucr sns env siiahtvs IA
ouitaGim
Ademas ee "Carstcns," usDan =,
cart.a de In noche "Cunnio ollas Gus-
rn," de Linarcs Rayas Y I'm estrems
que ha d. e,Ftar sobremanoa n.
amigo d@ alma
I'd c-4..ta"lao no p'Hede remrsr nss--
yoreS straetivos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-09
FA@Gea del d]6a

IA IN dado Il primer raso a C0ngrc-
80 dc Washington. 81 Ia RESTRICTION de u
ley Foraker III hill Olmst1d ha pa>a-
10 sin cnmiondas, ) - tcne Ia adinl-
nistraci0n lnSulAr a,egurado cl presu
pucsio para u pr1Kmo cJrrricio eco
n6mico
FL conhicio - h., rcsucito dc ia mane
ta mas favorable pasa los cou-'ioro,, on
a forna p0r clloS prefcrida III Con
.ejo Ejccutivu esta uvc>tiio ahora DC
IN podcr Formidable. - todopodrro>o.
omnipotcntc.
Puede decirSr qu,. II Canara baJa ha
qucdado rcducida = la mrnor expression
como rcprcscntantc dd poder pubIlco.
Mcrguado era Ell podcr Gu" antcs te-
MA, sicmprr bajo 4 control del EJecu-
two, quo ha iccho pc,sr III Influenza
decisva en- todaS la> legislature, que
preccdcrun Ia Ultima y en- @sts mas
que en- las otras
Los optimistas, pr muH optImistaS
que sean. han De pcT.irr una illusion que
,Iouno. - e,fucrzar IN con~.ryar. cran-
10 Va Is impossible nantenerla
5Donde esta cl patIamento. Ia repre-
.,entaci6n popular, ,nvcstidA De poderes
leeislativos. cuando no tieuc t.cultadeS
os~a ,nte,verk. 80 il Iorniae.ln Dc los
oro,.nnaoStos one ,l.nfieuen Is naauina
aa,a;,;.t r,tiv,.
pnr,,o - mn cah., +, ohoe..ol5u deole
!, ,,aI. .,opa rinrIn nnd.r ,.ui,r,. On
.,,a,,a,c;as c.,and.. L. l. ctl..aa su re
,,,....,,,a,.;o, ,anu,r, i rod d. inter
,.,..,.,. -, u ,,,r,fn Ia la> p, .,t.pil...,os
H. 81. ,,,,,. ,I.ro \ u ConSein
i,;..u,;vo t;npc nu.lere~ ra~a t,rlarar
eranacadac en. rf.t,one, con IA Camara.
.,.nae as,, :. er,,n1n On rrducir las
.,a,t;dae asig-,.4o. IN n-.n@:niiesto. Il
= ,ar,,.i,ar ii rcrin4, lo.isl,tiyo sin aue
-. a,,ohad3 Il rre,,iDuc~.a pucde -.
.,,,r ,.;cent u ,a,er1or ,.r.,n acaba
IL .no,,,ar ci Corrr,,..o l.. Washington.
90 os L. ,n,sr,o m,a ferir)c, 10, r,pre-
a..: no,,,,,a,.. .,,. ~ dehen meter
,av. an Il nr..s,,nuf1to nnrou. no son
..i,o.. a,,,a,eu ,,,,,ieu mo.Iific+r una >oIa
e. H. lac o,,e n.,,,,n, ,aaassr,a4 para
,..,,,. -. ,.,.,,e.i.ros o,,c
,;,e.,,.a,, dol ,i,,,,,.. ear.,a =, admins
a.t
cs uaa. ,na1. o,o,ce,,,,r y
,,..,.ar
"a. G. ,....r H.. j.l.ca-
r.,.:.r ma
t. u ,,,-.. an. los
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-09
Amigos que Sc auSentan

En- el correo americana que salI0 hoy
de nuestro pnerto lleva para Nortc-
america nuestros distinguidos amigos
don Conrado Palau y don Gervasio Fer
nandez Este, despues de una tempo
r7ida breve en- Nueya York, saIdra para
Espana, donde plensa fijar su resIden-
cia
Les deselmOs un feliz viaJe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-09
ReCaredO COrteS

FL aplaudido tenor e6mico kecarcdO
Cortes. que fuc tan celebrado aqui en
Il ic'nporada que irabaj6 con el maestro
Campus. ha llegado esta nai.ana de We
nezuela. con Ia compania de Blsnca Ma
fris
IA simpatico ar.lsta nos rs vista
10 csta manana.
correspondence a su atenci0n. de
seandOlc muchos esitOs rn .. tn
porada que avecina
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-09
Los VersOS del SiOr ESteVa

.sn ia esiicion dc hoy publicamoS unoe
bclisimos vcr<Szs lie nuestro companero
en- la prensa ,lon Arnmndo Estcva, q.T
llevan por tftulo MIS- vcrssls"
En- dieha compusicion demucsfrz II ~
nor Esteva s1sx cuaIIda,lcs sobr,<sIren;s-s
r. inspirado fsrB p'eta-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-09
Don Antonio Caubet

Hoy ha embarcado para Espans. via
New York. nuestro querido amigo don
Antonio Caubct. jefe de la importantc
casa coInerciai Succsor,s dc a. Mayoi !
Ca
~ srnor Caubet va con objeto de re
gry-~ar en brevc. aeompanado de su dis
tInguida fainilia, que reside actuslmente
~ Mailorca
iN-scamos al buen amigo un felicisi-
mo vIaIe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-09
Feliz via.je

Hoy Ia embarcado para los Easta-
dos UnidOs, maestro amigo don Fran
CISCO Rodriguez, iefe del mNlle MI
nero 2. que Va con llccncia dc un Tne-
4 Ia metropoii.
Ia de$Aamoss un viajc feliz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-09
Magdalena Luchett

So cncuealtra h herarraite enfernE2. c-fa
su -esidencia dt. Sanfurce Ia be1fEa~
ma ciorante serprHta Magshaicns ksa--
chettj. Hacenos vchos por sn r@oxrrS'
rosta blccInn e.oto-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-09

fundamento las noticias tan propalads
III de- que en- la Isla anic y cs,alla un
fur,inindo antiamericanisMc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-09

En- Ia COrta de Paz ante 81 Juez Sc
nor BazaD, sc han vlsto esta manana
los denuncias contra el director de . FL
Ilcraldo"
Sc ie arus0 de llevar arInaS en- su
persona, las cuales ie fueron decomlsadas
por Ia poIicia-
FL jucz senior Bazan conden0 al senior
Balbas a cinco dollars dc multa por cada
ma de las denuncias formuladas, Gu
vas multas fucron satlsfcchaS en- ei
acto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-09
Las denuncIIaS contra
e| eior Ba|bas

Rsta manana "a viz cn In Corte Mu
nicipal una dcnuncia contra nuestr
compahoro en- Ia prcnsa gcilor Vlenh
Balbas.
la dcnnncia fue formulada por 81
senior Agustin Musa, por acometimicnto
y aggression contra 81 expr,sado marshal
Los hechos son los que infornamos en-
o,ro siio dc este peri6dico.
Doclararon Jose Ruiz Rivera, Daniel
Sosa. Agustin Musa. Francisco Trujillo
Fernando Cucvas, Manuel Aldca 20
BENJAMIN Portela Il scfor director de
"El Herado"
III seiior Balbas manifesto que al agre-
dir nj sciior Musa lo hiZo sin tener intcn
ci6n de aromctcric y 81 por defender su
persona cn los momentoS on que Sc pro
movie el tumulto en- Ia plaza de Colon
III senor Musa Sc mterpuso mlentraS
el scilor l,albas perseguia al que lie tir6
una piedra, y figursndosc que So traiaba
dc una persona hos,il lc di6 con cl has
ton un gdpe or Ia cabcza.
Dcfcnd6 ai scior Balhas el liccnclado
Tizol que sc cncontraba en- la Corte,
por no habcrsc preNcntado on los mo
mcntos Que ~ abri6 q acio 81 abogado
de la parte denunciada.
FL juez Iassalle conden0 al senior Bal
has 4 una multa de ci,1l dollars, de IA
cual ha interpucsto apelaci6n prcstan
do Ia fianza correspondence.