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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-19

dcSpoilcrs of society. yet none OF which
is true. Strikes arc only resorted TO when
conditions become unbCarablc or n vital
principle OF organi2at ton is placed in
Jeopardy, as, for Instance. the so-called
open shop policy so strongly advocated
by our captains Of Industry.
Have you ever witnessed how little
these same captains" cared for law,
competitor or community interest. go
long as the ticker recorded watcred stock
above par in the gambling exchange? :?
When this whole lntermountain section
appeals in vain Tor justice in freight
rates, what consideration would be given
single engineer. fireman. brakeman
or Switchman without his Organization,
and what wage would he receive?
AS To our contempt for law and or
der. | would call your attention To prison
statistics i'm general My observation has
been that the percentage OF this class of
criminals IS very small surprisingly so
for the amount OF agitation as 10 our
lawlessncss.
This brings TO mind. pardon my dcrcs-
sion for the moment, u result or my inveg-
tlgatIon Of printing and contract labor
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Every dollar of nearly $500. 600 contrib
uted for Its support. With tho exception
of $4,000 donated by Ncssrs. Childs ond
DrcNcl OF Philadelphia. deceased and the
interest on $1,000. has been contributed
by members OF the International Typo
graphical union. The land was the g!ft
OF the city OF Colorado Springs.
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and raises it's poultry and vegetables, thus
insuring pure foods,
Residents OF the Homo perform no Ia
Dor of any kind. exempt from all
expense. and are provided with food.
clothing. iauudry-n fact. al, necessities.
Its bounty uNpurchasab!e It's charity
without price," is the wny the printer
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cation OF our welI-bcloved master print
"rS OF our good city ot Paris The mas
ter printers were ju6ilant in their belief
that they had completely overcome the
!ourneyInen printers. They were mis-
taken.
Had the Courage.
their associations. the joUrncymcn Of
Lyons and Paris had the courage to ad-
dress n Joint memorial to the parliament
OF 1872, This remarkable document nts
only represents their personal grievances
and the inIustices OF which they were the
victims. but II rises aLove the quarrcls Of
the trade. II Is the cry or the working
classes against oppression, and reads in
part as follows:
''If there is any profession or trade
whose masters and suncriors endeayor
and treat with the utmost rlgor and SER
yitude the associates and workers of
their vocation. 1t has ever been and Is
now the art OF printing. The publishers
and printers (notably those Of Lyons
have always sought by the most devious
ways and Indirect means TO opprcss and
perform the most Important and best
work OF the printing art, BY these
means they have usurped u most tyran-
nlcal authority. accompanied by an cX-
tremc contempt and consummatc ava
rice, toward their associates. who daily
yield 10 them great riches at the price
more often at the price of their very
blood. For. wlthstandine the great
hardshiDs the I6urncSmcn endure in their
cxactiDE occupation, they acquire nothing
for old age or FOR their dependent women
and children. their only reward for their
industry being biting poverty and various
ailments In consequence of their inCrcd-
lblc labors. So that. while publishers
ana master printers arc everywhere
growing rich and powerful. the poor
his youth and manhood in the industry
finds himself invariably reduced TO bitt"r
want and misery. Yet would these faith
frt workers patiently endure the burden
" the masters would coDtinc their GU
pidifv ana ll-wlll 20 the gaining OF
wealth without seeking 10 place their az
soc!a,cs I'm vile and bHrbarous cordl-
'i"H and thus drive them 10 despera-
tlon."
Many suppose tho unions stock in trade
consists principally of strikes and agi-
t1tcrs. opposition 10 courts and govern
mont. contempt -lor law and order. and /
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Prejudice Exists.

That there is n prejudice against labor
unions among the business element is
| eVident and Is due largely 10 misrepre-
| sentation ana lack OF knowledge as 10
| their true character. The continued agi-
,aIon @ OF The open shop policy by
| patriotic movement, Is also largely re-
| sponsiblc for this sentiment or mistaken
| Ideas.
Mr. Business Man. have YOU given a
thought To the fact that these same trade
| unions nre vital To your interests. and
| that their membership stands I'm a solid
| phalanN between you and two great de
structlve forces--Frenz!cd Finance and
| tho Red Flag? Destroy the trade union
md YOU Will surely have both To contend
with.
The upbuIldnG and progress OF the
this great hulwark To protect YOU from
such condition, Gn6 YOUR greatest Sc
curity. as, Wei rs my best protection. lie
IN so-callrd "closed shop" conditions.
This Is not an illc boast as ample proof
is found IN reviewing those organizations
most thoroughly orsani2sG. Hence. | feel
we're 10 per cent OF the skilled mechanics
members Of The various unions. strikes
and trad" disturbances would be novelties
And what of our progress even sur
rounded by such great obstacles? Let
me say that in my particular calling.
from twelve to fifteen. and sometimes
longer hours daily. Working Slours on
morning newspapers We're such that W.
were practically slaves We worked
from 6 p. m. 10 and 4. NJ. sticking
type. And In the afternoon We must
spend from three to four hours in dis
tribution. Ostracized from society. with
out opportunity 10 minglc and surround
ourselves with tho elcvating influences
OF our roble women. Is IL surprising 'h>'
many fell victims TO the liquor habit?
Ovcrworked In mind and body. stinu-
lants were rcsortcd To. The tramp print
or today Is n novelty. We now work
from six TO eight hours daily and desire
for stimulants Is fast disappearing. Tho
Introduction OF typesettlng machines Is
responsible IN part. IL IL true. Tor this
must be given great credit for our mate
rial advancement.
Let us look at conditions In countries
where trade unions have little no
force. In China ar. told that when
labor strikes The victim knows not where
committees in the printing trades 60
armed and wise employers transact their
business over the phone, Is not our syS-
tenn of conducting business. even though
conceded beyond the pale of The law
And what OF the multitude of wage
earncrs who do not belong Ia the union
Where Is their impress In the initiation
of legislation?
What specific factor are they in pub
lie life?
In it's Advancement especially In it's
cruder stages union organization has ire
ouently mcrit"d rhllc censurc. but rs
direct and controlling fore" In the lives
Of wage carncrs Il has hicnlsed man
hood widely fostered intelligent hcneNo-
lence, incucatcd temperance. recon-
merded morality In lv'ng--in short and
in large measure. throughout tho work
InGmun's world. has pcrc"ptibly lifted the
level OF average manhood.
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IEcoSdtlon ....-.-. Colorado Springs, Colo.
DDoGGicat"d -: ::,..;,....-. May l2. 1892
stock and land .:......e. 81 .Ooc. 900 90
Number OF acres OF land. so:
value ...... ,:............. 200. 900 90
ing ...... .:.;....,....... 70,il4.H
mex 49,. ................ 20.0s2 -
isaundiN aud equipment 80. l2.2ii 50
Barns greenhouses. etc. 80 100, ,0O0 90
flrc escapes :..........,... 1000. 90
Library building tplans per-
=, fected) .,-,,. ......,...... $4,000. 40
superintendent cottage 80. 3,i00 90
Membership International union 80 00e
Number OF local unions ....... 200
Cost OF maintenance OF home per
year per member ...........-.... 81 so
Number OF volumes In library 2o. 900
Dennott's address. presents a number OF
views az the Union Printers Home which
has mao" an interna tional reputation
through It's great progress in its war
against the white plague. DR.. Living
sion Farrand. executive secretary OF :he
National Association for the Prevention
oi Tuberculosis. regards the Home tent
as the best he has ever seen. and. through
courtesy OF the Home management. Dr.
Ferrand has been ablcd 10 present n
model OF this tent AS a feature OF tho
Is unique, in that IL is the only institu-
tion OF this character maintained by a
labor organization in America. The
Home is managed by "A board OF trus-
Ices, all OF whom are printers. as is also
Mr.. Deacon.
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The following is brief sketch Of the
institution:
The Union Printers Home was dcdi-
Satod May u. 1892. II consists of a
nome Tor aged and infirm members. and
SdnItarium devoted exclusively TO the
treatment OF tuberculosis. 1t has an ideal
location, being situated on high
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VIEWS OF THE UNION PRINTERS HOME AT COLORADO SPRINGS

plateau, above the noise and activities
OF the city or Colorado Springs. Colo. at
an altitude OF COCO feet The grounds are
extensive. embracing eighty acres. and
Iul flower gardens. trees, shrubs, etc.
The sauiiarium buildings are twenty
two in number hospital building. So
larinm and tMcmtY lent9. The sanltnrlum
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Ilumors feed on bumors-thc sooner
YOU get rid Of them the better-Hood s
Sarsaparilla is the medicine to take
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Are VIC burden 10 SocIe,ve Let ma
rn mt'te ,o Your Investigation In this matter.
hsrliles, and venture the assertion
&snaI III REQUESTS for assistance from this
soaSa soud.,, arc rev and far between. Tho
sssNersI unions have adopted various bcnc-
nclal schemes. which the publIc learns
| Httlc or nothing about
Union Printers Home,
ln Illustrating these features lot m,
,SI'r 10 one or TWO organizations While
S Sne international Typographical union
,ioeS nor nave q comprehensive system OF
eFe Ihtgc. Perhaps tho most important
,eatirc OF this Organization Is The Union
wErre nFEameers n ~. Home at Colorado Springs.
and comfort. In connection with the homo
is maintained a tuberculosis sanitoriun5
wmnlon Is regarded as the best equipped In
ne ,nltcd states at the present time
DuIIhs W" recent international Tuhcrcu-
."sls congress AT Washington, u. C.. the
a., 6,V.IH' alI "Hnio,t OF The printers was lsudcd
oii az SIDES. and tho officer in charge OF
me army exhibit admitted It's superiority.
~, ~ tHS, so impressed with the exhibit
was the governments tuberculosis expert
/ mat he requested tha; fl be loaned 10 him
TOT e%hlhition purposes This institution
I mas mas Deen maintained at an expense or
,nore anan halt-million dollars. and more
. s,,al "Vv men ond women have been re-
| stored To- health and vigor through It's
bonciactions, which the printers feel has
amply repaid them for the outlay
Another feature Of comparatiV. recent
adoption IS an old-age pension OF 81 per
week 10 those GO years OF age or older,
MO Tho nave been members for twenty years.
rms entnils an expense OF $1,000 per
month. They propose now To extend this
.eature 10 AL incapables who hayo "A
tWenty-year union record death ben~-
u, OF $40 Is Also paid. These are benefit
l"s.urcs OF the parent body. Nearly all
OF LIE. the 200 locals supplement- these with
aooltlohal grants, ard many have sick
ana other benefit features / know of no
record OF the amount expended along
,hese =! lnes by the printers annually. hut
alone III the 1903 panic spent $40, OO0 In
ont-oi work benefits. while many mem
DefS OF other locals contributed ono days
work each week. or its equivalent, 10 tho
CURED In San Francisco. the InteTDstional
union placed $4,000 at the disposal OF
thc san Francisco members; and a dis
patch from Fernic. Il. G., after the fire
mere recently stated that the union men
had money before the bankers. The cx-
pIanation IL simple. The officers read OF
the disaster, knew members were in dig
trrss, and gent them assistance.
Does this not show the spirit OF BROTH
cfhood is strong In unionlsm?
Now, moment with the organization
having, the most complete beneficial sys-
ten-thc Cigermakers. Twenty-nine
years ago II had In It's treasury st2455;
us balance In 1907 wns s7Ti 703s s5 II
oNlty benefits. out-of-work benefits. and
n system OF loans 10 travelling members
Last year the Cigarmakcrs' Union paid
sdo];2W-0S In benefits. OF which but
not receive as high wages ms printers,
are little nearer the poverty line, yot
in twenty-eight years they have dis
bursed s!,186.5-7.S7 In benefits. We SEQ
Ice 10 society.
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building embraces kitchens. dining room
sun porchcs and individual sleeping
rooms and baths. 1t is surrounded By
spacious Ncrandas
Eligibility for admission 10 tho Home
is based ON five years continuous mem
bcrship In a subordinate union OF the In
tcInational Typographical union.
Inc Homo has lis lAundrY. fine dairV.
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DENNET DELIVERS ADDRESS AT OGDEN ON "TRADF UNION ETCS

seIsgorernmcnt 20 the judiciary. Thi.
no,,ni'iVn thc unions today resist. They
want all regua tons tnntamount 10 laws
neac iit., by The law-making power OF the
Atc VIC IL burden 10 society? Let me
invite your Investigation In ibys r,a.,c,.
80 70 your secretary OF the Associated
hsrliiss, and venture the assertion
tnat tt requests Tor assistance from this
sourc" are Few and far between Tho
seNersl unions have adopted various bcrc-
nsiHI scnemes. which the public learns
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CuidadQ con los hiNets
PENAS SEVERAS

Dcsde hace algunos dias ~ ha dessnca-
denado una tempcstad violcnta On las
Iortes contra los expendedorcs de billie
ties de la loteria.
Los jueces no hacen mas que cumplir
con su deber al imponer peoas severas
contra los infractorcs de Ia ley y la prem.
sa no hace mas que cumplir con su dc.
ber llamando In atenci6n del pnblico So
bre 81 rigor Que So aplica 4 todos cuan
tos son convictos del delito espccifcado
en- los articulos 29l nj 29S del C6digu
Penal.
Esta manana fueron condenados Il
tres mcscs de carccl cicn dollars de
muta tres personals que ofrccieron en
vcnta billetcs dc la loteria de Santo Do
mingo.
Con que ya 10 saben los que ~ dedicar
al ncgocio dc billetcs de la loteria dc
Santo Domingo, Il otras loterias.
La policia tambien Sc propone perse
guir los que comercian con loteriaS par
ticularcs, por medic de billetes en- los
cuales Sc manifesto que sc regalara di
nero prendas 4 los que resulten agra
ciados con un numero.
Tres mcses De carcel cien dollars d.
multa, es la sentcncia impuesta, por aho-
ra, Il los que burIan la ley sobre iote
rias No olvidarse
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En- Ell Obispado
LA BODA DE ESTA NOCHE

Fsta noche Sc ce'cbrari una Ecda sun
ClItsa, Sc uniran Ell lniSolu'Ic iazo 4
amor, la bella clcganlisma scnorita
armen Rubcrt, pcr,e. ecicnte 4 ramilia
orcstigiosa de esta rapit;;l, ell distn-
guido iovcn, amigo nueStro. don JOS
Rubert
La mcrccda estimaritn que guzan en-
nucstroS circulos sOcaios Ia elcoante pa
reia que esta noche uniran sus destiros
nte el altar de la capilla del ohispado
hace palido todo elogio que trbttemos
a los novios
La novia es tn dechado de encantos
V 81 novio es un gentleman dc nucstra
alta sociedad
Nnestro estlmado amigo don Luis Ru
bert Catala y la distnguida DANA do1a
JoSefa Comas dc Delgado, en- represen-
taci6n de la no menos diStinguida sonora
Lorna Isabel Comas de Rubert. seran pa
Irinos de la boda testigos, don Buena-
,entura Rubert y don Pedro Arzuaga
lemcntos prcstiglosos de esta isIa
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DE teatrO


III saoaoo con una may pueha eh'ra-
Oh ah"he con on iieno oosporoah'" ha
daho Ia cohapahla 'u'''frcZ doS 'ohcio-
ne" que nan 500 ! Ia Fe2 d'S eSl'os "r''S-
,c"s'
Ia oRe hd "1''~d' auhqne va haoia s'do
..,.. pt
,
~. "a.
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RI Criinen Dc Arecibo
LAS LUCHAs DEL AMOR.

I'm la prensa que nos llega de Areci-
bo, encontramos relatos del crimen pa
sional ocnrrido an aquella ciudad, en-
el cual aparece como protagonista un
Obrcr0.
Felix Armenteros. de ofcio cbanis-
Ia, dispar6 contra su cunada JuIiana
Cardona, q quien hiri6 gravcmcntc.
Armentcros volvi6 contra 81 cl arma
lucgo, disparandosc I'M tiro dc revol-
YER.
Tendidas on cl suelo aparecian las
dos victimas. Ella con una hcrida en-
la region parietal derecha y el que sc
dispar6 por la boca perforandosc el era
neo.
Al lado de Armcnteros aparecio un
revolver bulldog nuevo, con tres cap
sulas, dos de tstas disparadas.
Tan pronto tuvieron conocmiento
del delito, Sc trasladaron al lugar de
In ocurrencia cl .juez Municipal. Capi.
tan de Policia, Official de Sanidad 81
practicante Gonzalez. ordenando cl
Juez el levantamiento del cadaver la
conduccion de In joven Juliana nj Hos
pital Municipal
FL interfecto Armcnteros, deja en- Ia
orfandad hiJos, Y una jOven viuda
Son muchos los concentrates que hace
la opinion publica con motive del ira
gico drama.
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En- Il dia de aver tuyieron lugar en-
sta Santa lgIesia Parroquial. ante nu
nerosa concurencia. solcmnes exeduias
por el cterno descanso del que en- vida
fue don l}enito Sanchez Garcia. propie-
tario del barrio de Iato Puerco Y con
lueno de la Mercantil "Sanchcz Her
manos.
Despues de las exequias, slgui6 la mi
sa de Raquiem
FL Tumulo artisticamente levantado
en- medic del Temple, estaba cubierto
de coronas de los famiiiar,s Y amigos
del finado
Ofciaron los rcverendos sacerdotes
Padre Miro. Marrero VaSsallo.
Aver tuvimos Fl gusto de yer por es-
te pueblo. 4 don jose q. Pasalud. Que
sea complete su pronto restabIecimien-
to. son los deSeos de
e. CorreSp0nsGl.
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TeatrO Municipal

Hoy Iunes, 10, reaparicion del nota-
bic bajo senor Santiago Marcos, que de
butara con 10 hcrmosa opereta. en- tres
actos, Las CdmpanaS d. Carr76n.
FL martes, n, peticidn de nuchas Ia
milias por Ultima vez en- la temporada.
La Poupfe
Para esta function Sc dcspachan local-
dades en- taqullla.
FL iueycS IL, la bellisima revista con
lujoso decorado y vestuarIo bales cot
plets, e. paiacio d. crtstd{
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E| SuceSo del Sibado
TN ENTIERRO LUClDO

RI cntierro dc la dcsgraciada joven An
,elina Lamar, de cuya tragica muert,
limos una extensa information en- t.
dici0n del sabado, vi6se muy concurri
do Al sepelio asisticron ademas de los
amigos de la casa Ios compaferos de-
ahigido padre, varias approximations
de las logias mas6nicas de esta capi
tai
FL sefor Celcstino Lamar, en- medic
lie la natural constcrnacion que lie ahi
je, muestrase muy agradecido a las
prucbas de estimation recihidas con tan
uctuoso motive.
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Tai veg enticndan los cnamorados
platonicos dc las estupendas libertadcs
que padecemos bajo el regimen Fora
ker de enmascarado feudalismo, que
fuera aientar 4 la libertad ciudadana
la adopci6n aqui dc una mcdida seme-
jante la que aparta Il los cmigrantes
cspanoles de esas playas inhospitala-
rias que guardian para el extranJero,
seducido por ci reclamo falaz de los
agentcs de la trata. decepciones y fra
casos dolorosisimos.
Tengasc en- cuenta 10 que decimos. va
que las advertencias son de una opor-
tunidad innegablc V que pueden pres
tar I'm scrviciO excclcnte 4 los in
cautos los descspcrados, que pudic-
ran Greer los torpes anunclos prone
tedores POGO menos que de un paralso
terrenal en- donde hallan la mas impla
cable servidumbre. Y por tanto, la Vi
da mas ignominiosa Y miserable.
No cS question de sentimentalismo
es question de humanidad oponersc 4
csas emigraciones
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La Carload en- Ia eScue|a

La seuorita Guillermina Gonzalez.
Principal dc la Escuela Lincoln, Gle.
esa ciudad ha enviado al Refugee eses
Ninos Desdmpa RADIOS dos pesos cuar.
renia y slete centavOs, importe dc pe>-
queIloS donatlvoS de los aiumnos dc str-
cha escuela, para la nueva InStituei6R
protectora dc la infancia dcsvalida
Es delIcsdo y Noble este sentimien--
10 de los ninos de escuela en favor de
otros nlnoS infelices, que careceD dc
los beneiicios d. Ia Instruction
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SaDgrienta rina

Nos comunican por TELEGRAPH que ha
ocurrido una rina sangrienta en Cia-
les. en- 81 barrio Conlillera, de dicha
jurisdiction.
Hay cuatro heridoS y seIS personals
arrestadas.
TcIegramas de ultima bora informan
que ha faIlecido uno de los heriios, An
tonic Garcia. III Fiscal entIende en- u
asunto-
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FA@0a del @]Sa

pro,netimos 4 nuestros icctores Que
nos ocupariamos nuevamente dei pro
hlema de Ia cmigraci6n, que ha creado
en- Puerto Rico el actual cstado dc CO.
saS. la crisis cafetera en- uns palabra
Los aue comercian con esas expedi-
ciones dc infcliccs que van deJar en-
TERRA eXtraia con 81 producto De I'm
trahaio irresistible la saiud, la Juven
tad In vida, han credo que la OCCASION
prcsente. despues del fracaso De los
irabaios hcchos en- Washington para
lograr la imposition de un impuesto
arancelario al cafe era, sin duda, la mas
propicia al reclutamiento facl y Geo
uomico de centenarcs, de miles de ira
bajadoreS de la TERRA.
Contaban los agcntes de la tr.ta con
la Influenza del natural desalento que
ha producido en- cI amino general Ia in
Iustcia conquc ha tratado 4 Is isla cl
CongreSo nacional.
5Que puedcn esperar ahora los que
han vivido con Ia esperanto de alcan-
zar meiores dias en- esa angustIosa
espera. han pasado diez amos Dc penu-
>. a..a, i ,;ao-;, - h-bro,
Naturalmcntc que la ocasi6n es de
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~ Va p''que q pans - ''p'i0"'e
, Po'que Id oioiiich 'ie las 'ii''sra'i"iieS
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lei nlanglar'

Pronto cOmenZara la edicl0n de Ia
novela III Manglar' segunda psrtc
de La Patulca de nuestro companc-
ro dc redacci0n j Perez I,osada, obra
premlada con medalla de oro en 81 Ger
tamen del Centemario de 10 Colouiza
ci0n Cristiana.
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Luis Garcia Bas
Ei CorreSpOnSGl.

ilInoS tenido Fl gusto de- rccibir la Vi
sta dc nuestro ilustrado corresponsaI en-
Fajardo don Luis Garcia Bas. que hs
cstado varies dias en- esta capital
FL senior Garcia Bas regrs=Ss hoy i sn
rcsidencia de Fajardo.
Lleve feliz viaje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-10
Las |anchitsS del ParQuo

Pronto llcgaran las Ianchas vapores
encargadaS por los arrendatarlos del
Parque Borinqnen para hacer WAGES
entire aquella deliciosa playa Y los puen
ties de San Antonio y Martin Pena
Este sera uno de- los mayores atrac-
tivos de La reforma
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-10
Domingo Orozoo.
GOnzalO NOnez

III miercoes tendra lugar en- I'll tea
tro municipal una function a beneficio
del notable pianista puertorriqueno Sc
nor Gonzalo Nunez, que goza de tan
justa celebridad entire nOsotros.
ri programa que Sc combina es muy
IntereSaDte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-10
Don JaCObO Tur

IIa presentado la renuncia del car
60 de PrcsIdentc de la Junta Local
del PariIdo Unionista en- Ponce, FL Sc
nor Jacobo Tur
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-10
Don Xavier NaiianI

Este iIlIStrado Y distinguIio eser5tor
cconomlSta. euyas iniciativas son tan
valSosas fecundas en- el campo de IA.
agriculture, ei comercIo, Ia llegado 1
San Juan y hemos tenido 81 placer <sa
saludarie- "A
B1en venldo- u