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DENTISTRY.

once Hours. $50 A n. 20 $50 p n
DIR. OTIS W ELZEI. DENTIST
S. W. cor 1Oth and J.. entrance on 10th.
DR. ". J. ELZEY. DENTIST.
y + cor. sth and i. Capitol sts. -. i Mod
crate p--ces-Satislact!gn guarantee NJ 42J2
fcll-tf
ALVEOLAR TEETH Painless. lasting. Won
derfuIy .leIke. bridgework or plating un-
necessary painless filing DR. =. l. VII
SON I103 F iy2l-tf
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Washington, Baltimore 9
Annapolis Electric
Railway.

Electric palace cars from White House Ststion
(FIFTEENTH AND II SITS. NORTHEAS70
For Baitimore-Every half hour from SOD
a. n 10 80 p. IN, and SEQ, g.31. IO.s0 and
Has p M Except on the odd hours. I0c7I
cars az 90. SIC. LlO a II. and ITO $40.
$40. 10 D m
Cars on the EVEN hours make no st5ps
between Washington and Baltimore
For Anna poIis-Every hour from e-e0 = N,
to 7-33 2. m. and 9-S9 and Has d. m
Fares One way. Round Tin
To BdltImOre...--.....- IJc 81 d
TO Annapolis and L.. 8
Naval Academy. 75c u95
Baggage checked.
All Il 81 cars run DIRECT 20 White Housa
Station
Ticket Office at 18th and " Y ave. \ "
ana al White House station. 18th and u Sc
y. L. Telephone III. 1905 and Linc. SIS
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

- B-Following schedule figures. published
D1rv as information and are not guaranteed
Fs- Atlanta. BlrEIng nam. Mobile Men
orleans -ssneyiIe. Chattanooga. Memphis
: IA. = M and lJ-45 p n- daily
E1r Roanoke, Knoxville, Chatts7oora
Dser1uhis New Orleans. 1910 ?. I'd.
FOR Columbia, Charleston Angus a, Aiken
ss,s7nah jacksonville. and Florida u5,nrz
&.lU >. u daily
l. 5. BROWN. General Agent
se5-eImo-rf
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WINDOW CLEANING.

CAN KEEP your windows clean cheaper.
quicker and easier than you can I know
how. LEON l.. CALHOON. Acme Wludow
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FOR SAlE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-Lots - IT. front: corner 18th and
hosedaie sts- y T.; price S40J each Apply
90 18th 81. y. W fe1S-fF
LOT 15xSU. on L street. between STR and ~
; z; 500 cash: balance to suit Apply
50 18th s. n. W fa5S-tf
FOR SALE-Is yv1- business Objectionable
70 your neiShDcTs2 Then buy on EuzzarI's
Apply 525 18th St NV f.59-+F
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OFFICE ROOMS

LARGE. MODERN OFFICES in the Meter
Oft Building. I10-1I2 r st, rent. $3.50 per
month including electric light. heat. running
water janitor and elevator service. no extras
mh3-sf
FOR REST-The Maryland Building. l4i0
II 81 y. w; desirable office rooms, including
heat, light, elevator. and Janltor service
prlccs ST. to So per room. WEAVER BROS.
1ue = 81 y " fe1U-tf
FOR EENT-Onice rooms single or en- sUile-
No .3i8 Z ST. n W. adjoining the new
Municipal Building, rent, s. TO S2J per room.
WEAVER BROS, 1416 + st y. W
fel0-tf
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AUCTION SALES.
MARCUS NOTES. Auc,ioneer.

on SATURDAY. MARCH G.. 1909. at go
o. clock a. M. l VIII sell ar public auction.
Gc the Wholesale Producers Market. ith
and SIS. \ w. two condemned mules
Nos. 80 and 6-5- T;y order. COMMISSIONER
D. G. NJ c. HARGROVE. Property clerk
D q. rlh4-1t
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RAILROADS.

EALIIMOkE AND OHIO r. R.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL, I'D ST. NEW YORK
'!;e9 a Ln--Dine-. Pullman Parlor.
1890 a A--(fOservatIOn Parlor 5-Lr-rr ---sr-
[s:yJ q. Tn--Diner ana Pullman Pa~lo- ca
I'll 90 a. En.-Diner AID Pullman ParIor q,
-4see ?. m.-DineT md Pullman Parlor e..
S'OO n M; Koyat Limited" All PUiImans.
t4-6o D. m--Coaches 70 PHILADELPHIA
go p. m--Diner and Pullman Parior-
S.v9 p m--COaChss TO Philadslphta
81: Is n. T--Sleepers to New Yort
-z'Sz & m-oleeDers TO PhiIadeIphla ana Men
York.
>, ATLANTIc AZ .ASIc CITY. t7:Oo 800 t1l:oo = n.
10 BALTIMORE
livery HOUR ON THE HOUR"
s,.rs tcs tHeeA Days Z g. m 70 II ?. M
- fs:99 $50. S7:01 ia fs.00. $50, 500
- - lSy-y' -ll.09 a n. TOO noon fl2.Os
I'D, Tz-yO. ~3.o0, f3.21 t3:23 F4.0l
.a.5 sj5S, 5 'SiCs .iS., 90 tS;oo 's:2o H90 fs:g9
wv WV -1V;S9, 'll.00 S-2:15 ~ 7.
,--,r-, Westward
CHICAGO. 1:22, SD .. %.
S-NCLSNATL s.. LOUIS, AND Ioy-Ts-
'12;20 night. = -''
CLEVELAND. $40 D N
COLUMBUS. $50 D. m
WaEELINGs " 'S.l9 a m. 30 O. N
VINCE Is TER. 1910 a m taos. $50 . :,
f4:tS. t5:45 D. n $500
aAGERSIOWN. 1910 a. m. 1900 D. N.
ANNAPOLIS. '7-2o 1900 a. m +I2.O5 noon
f';7S. ~. 55-ao, 52:3o. and ts:so p. n.
TELEPHONES at all OF the foIIovf1s
Ticket Ofhces: I417 c ST. Tel Main l5sI- "a
Eehnsyivanla ave. Main 27S. New Union
Station Ticket Ofice, Main 72SO: Info--o to-
Bureau. Main 1850 r06T+F
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LOST.
ADVERTISE
FOUND ARTICLES
THE LAW

"a PERSON WHO FIEDs LOST
r o P 4 RTE UNDE r CIRCUM-
STANCES WHICH GIVES HIM
KNOWLEDGE OR MEANS OF IN
CURING AS TO THE TRUE OWNER
AND WHO APPROPRIATES SUCH
PROPERTY TO HIS OWN USE Oh TO
THE USE TO ANOTHER PERSON
WHO Is NOT ENTITLED THERETO
WITHOUT HAVING FIRST MADE
EVERY REASONABLE EFFORT To
FIND THE OWNER AND RESTORE
THE PROPERTY 10 BIN IS GUILTY
OF LARCENY"
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FOR REHT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-BTiCk stable stalls for u
horses. or suitable for garage: rent so
Rs2r OF Grocery ar 1895 POD st nv jas-tf
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Offerings in the Realty Markets
Of Washington and Its Suburbs
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
For Sale
FOR SALE-RINERDALE, ND.
Seveu-room house: sewer connection, peb-
bic dash, slate roof; large lot; all modern
mproy eneuts
Also for rent S-room house. rent very low.
J. A. BLUNDON,
RI\ERDALE, MD, OR
1000 F ST. n. w.
mh5-at
BEAUTIFUL RIVERDALE. MD.
Coy Groom house. bath. closet, wash
connections. an ideal little home. with an
conveniences. p acre ground; near car line;
soto, on easy payments Of So per month.
Also i"' rent s-room house. rent low.
J. A. BLUNDON,
1000 F ST. n. w. or Riverdale.
mh5-@t
BUY A HOME IN RIVERDALE
ELECTRICITY, Gas. PURE CLEAR
WATER. THE BEST CAR SERVICE OF
SUBURBAN WASHINGTON.
For Sale-One entirely new frame house
With SIX rooms. reception hall and bath.
with hard wood on first floor and fine cabinet
mantel cellar under the entire house Roof
Of slate. Located within one minute walk
to car. Lots 1@Cx175. Price. s, 500; payable
$3.50 down and s25 monthly
We also have several other nice homes
TO show TO those interested in obtaining
Lots SI5O to $4J9 on easy monthly Install
ments.
CLAUDE WARREN, Manager,
Riyerdale, Maryland.
nhl-5t
FOR SALE CHEAP-Tracts L to 10 acres: ten
minutes walk from Rockville electric road.
Address BOX 45l. Times office mhJ-5t-
FOR SALE-BERWYN. ND. BARGAINS.
one house. rooms. . acres. finely cultivated;
s., 500. Cottage, large lot SL2OO. Farm. 30
acres; fine building S45o0. o. acres. nice
Other farm properties Ask for MR. De
MOTTE al EDWARD DANIELS C-Hce
cor I4th and q SITS. y. W mh4-5J~
FOR SALE
An excellent business bargain. Broom house
IN good condition. hot and cold water gas
located On one OF the main thOrJuE hlares
through town. also right At Junction o. three
railroads; ideal place FOR store Thriving
SUBURBAN town. P0st0dice, churches, sci ools,
all within one square OF property. Dw ler' $
business elsewhere requires immediate sale
aud he viii sacrifice the same At $500.
EDWARD DANIELS
Com National Bank Bldg,
I4ih and G Sts y. W. mh5-5t
FOR SALE-New Groom house AT West
Cherry dale, attractive in style; every room
bdght. can be bought for 1000. only 500
cash. monthly payments for balance.
FRANK 4. EVANS,
IJuy n St ulI.-1t
FOR SALE-Cheap. lot. RandIe Highlands
overlooking city w f. COILS. 18th and
/ O n w, or Tuxedo. Maryland. mh5-5le
TWO BUNGALOWS for sale. 500. $1,000. /
20 rent. Slgo. $500. near New London. Write
for photograph booklet. CRU ETT5NDzN,
[ Norwich. Conn ruhg--t~
FOR SALE-FOuT attractive frame houses AT
BallsJOns Va. Al Cherry dale. prices reason
able, easy terms Apply Room 35.
IHOS. g. HENDRICKS co.
- 10Th 81 y. ".
Phone NJ 4Z,3. mna-Ft
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PERSONAL.

AFTER THIS DATE I. Howard w Robey,
Will not be responsible FOR any debts con-
tracted by my wife. Clara Robey- mh4-Str
BRADFORD DETECTIVE AGENCY. Colo
radO Buuding l4th and q, expert investiEa-
tion. StriUJly confidential felG-SOt-
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DANCING.

PROF. AND MRS. WYNDHAM, SIC 18th 81
" ". professional teachers. all ia noes
Tuesday anG Thursday class 7-39: lesson,
Jgc lessons, $50, private lessons by ap-
pOintment, guarantee all scholars. Ma
SONIC TEMPLE. 2th and + -. W. Satu--
day. March 6tH SDIREE. prize dancing. .
prizes awarded. Sat March I3 Flower Ball.
sal, March ~. Grand Masquerade. Tickets
including hat box. Soc Balcony open 10
visitors mhl-tI
MRS. ANNA McGARVEYrs Dancing Acad-
smy. Lewis Hall. IjGZ 18Th st y. ". Social
dance Tuesday evenings. sglDl-mOutnly balI
and prize barn dance Tuesday. March g.
Phone N-JljZ feZ7-7t-
The DANISOHS. Prof and Mrs. 7ls Gtn nv
best KnOWn. est 1882: reliable. guarantee yoa
90 dance correctly IN few lessons: barn dance
waltz. Two step private lessons day o. eve
with music. class ewes. TUer-. Thurs, z 10 IL.
L.Actice class. $50. phone n. 1854. sat eve
Assembly Dances AZ Nati Rifles Arnory
JalI-Bbt
WASHINGTON new dancing academy 7IS
Eve NV. Prof ZEITLER guarantees 20
Tsach IN six lessons. fun course. S5. music.
DANCING ACADEMY. ns Eye st NV,
Misses Cham mbeTlain and Conb. tea rsrs; So
eLAI dance ThuTEdays- Phone II. 6847-f-
;Az-tt
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
Furnished or Unfurnished.

FOR RENT
I5II TO 1877 PARK EOAD-NEAR 18TH ST.
REASONABLE PRICES.
short distance 10 either car line. new build
iUEs substantial. attractive. complete, phone
in each apartment. electricity and gas open
lire places, with gas logs, double floors. beau
tifuIlv finished: good size rooms liberal clos
cts, we'll equipped kitchen and pantry; and
rooms and bath. reception hall; servants
rooms with baths in basement, large iron
porch on rear with dumb waiter
II. j. RUST. COS 18th 81. y. W
mh4-It
FOUR ROOMS and bath; all outside rooms;
hot-water heat telephone central location
Price. $3.50. III 9th st. y " fe2O-u
FIVE LARGE. bright rooms bath. furnace,
coal and gas ranges $3.50. us 18th 50. = Z.
fe10-tf
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PRIVATE INSTRUCTION.

UNTING-CI\ SERVICE.
SIENOSRAPHY-TA Y-TAPEWRlIlNG.
THE INTERSTATE
30 18Th 81. y. ".
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Houses

WILL SELL OR TRADE AT ONCE
Ny new colonial house in GEORGETOWN has
every modern Improvement trade for sub
urban home Must u- n District. BOX SIS
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ASTROLOGY.
PALhISTS.
CASTRO.


WRshington's favo-ite clairvoyRnt: paImist;
gives reliable aJvice. He stands alone with
UnrivRlled power. helping you where others
fail Gives names 639 r St y. w Up stairs.
taSS-tf
8fAdE. RAY. Washington's old reliable palr--
ist and card reader: consult this born medi-
em business. love. changes, speculatiOnA
Parlors 431 Eye ST NV. Open Sundays-
la3l-tf
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-FARMS.
FARM FOR SALE. $3.50; 80 acres. including
schooner launch. new house located on Po-
t'mac water front, near Washington This
bargain. less than ~ value. See NcGHIr,.
sy- ON ST. y W Hh3-lt
FOR SALE or ENCHANGE for city ur,p-
er'y-A trucking and stork-Ia sing farm of
j." acres cleared and o. acres timber land.
located in Prince George county. Nd. 3
mile from r r. station standing timber
worth mote than price asked Easy terms.
r. F. TIBBETT. 900 + ST $. ".
ml--3t
FARN--Sa bUroan and co1utry homes near
the National Capital, all prices and ali
classes Get oUr catalogue with userUr In
formation and many bargains
NATIONAL FARM AGENCY
lsll n Y ave ~ w mhI-5t
FOR SALE-Near Washington. rIch 5sIry.
stock or truck farm. OWNER, IyJz N ST
y. W fe56-1t'
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WBNTED-HOUSES
FOR EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE

TWENTY-FIVE LOTS, we'll located near
WASHINGTON.. ID. g.. Tor exchange, either
FOR PERSONALLY OF REALTY. WHAT
HAVE YOU No agents need answer. Law
renee Building, Room Z, Washington, p. =.
mh2-1t-
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CLAiRVOYANTS.
MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.
CONSULT THE WOMAN
WITH V~LILT pEDTTT7 4 -TInN

VIII lI1E MI y u lAO4N.
She simply battles description ana amazes
the entire civilized world and places herself
beyond the possibility OF competition. Re
moves evil infiueECsS, settles lovers QuaTTelS
reunites the separa- d and brings about your
every wish Immediately; guarantees satisfac-
tion; strictly confidential, absolutely reliable;
advises in business, investments, love, court
ship personal magnetism; mediums quickly
developed; reveals your life from infancy 10
old age. tells you the innermost secrets Of
your heart and stays sCeptician at A glance
open nights and Sundays
T2I-NINTH STREET n. VII.
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FOR RENT
sl4 18th ST 8. g. 6r. and b. and range. S14.5O
6G Allison St n. W, Tr. and b. semi
detached. large porch and steam heat. q. so
CHARLES E. TRIBBEY.
fa2S-tf 7G3 18th st. -. W
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ZOE SALE-BUSINESs PROPERTY-

FOR SALE-A thrce-story building. new
5000 It. hOOr space; suitable FOR storage
warehouse OF manufact0ry- Apply % 18th
St feIs-tf
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STORAGE

Why PAY AtOREc We store nTuiurr T--
zoe per load. UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO u6--0-z2 10Th st. y. ~. Phone Ia.n "a.
taz-tf
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE.

ONLY -P-TO-DATE uu dress ana r.,,.d.
suits fyT hire. Al Il. PINES Marrbarr
Tailor. 1905 1th y. W. t-1g. 10.
tI.CO. UP-TO-DATE. sI O0
FuIl-dTeEs and Tuxedo Suits for ire
JULIUS COHEN. uO4 Tth 81. n W
Phone 2g2G
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FOR RENT-The most desirable houses IN
HI sections OF the city. all sizes and prices
10 suit. We can save you time and tTOu-
bic by calling, or phone to this Odice.
HARRISON REALTY CO., Inc, 6cl 18th
st ~. ". 81. 1852 1a29-s
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FOR RENT-EOUSES.

FOR RENT FURNISHED
Mas ave. -uT.-..S55o r. T. a M 18th. 500
10TH ur k....-.-.-- 900 vt 18Th & r, l-r b 10
18th nr R--......-- 80 Mass az. I2r -b.- 10
10th ur T. 15r b... 500 2ISt. mr. Mass ay.-- $50
lfta mr. X Tor. DO. 80 NJ Conn & NJ l25
NJ I-th ,J Mass a L50iIst. ur @. 1UT. ID. lo1
j. Y. y * r.. b. HIYCK. I5r5 Pa ar. y w
Call n~ write for complete lists. mh5-St
FOR RENT-a5g and eos Fla. ave y W.
. rooms. water in kitchen, only Sl8.0o. Key
Pi6 W So y W. mhI-2t
ROSEDALE ST. y E 3J29-F'Or rent. ool-
Ore,: tenant. Groom house in perfect couGi-
tion; sewer and water; only squares from
81 fe2T-7t
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

JUST RECEIVED. Boston terrier Scotch
collie and other dogs also fine Ion of sanCy
poultry. rabbits. guinea pigs. singing can
aries parrots. peaIovls. etc. SCHMID s
BIRD STORE. 1l2 18Th ST. n. W. fe-0-G
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MOVING. PACKING. SHIPPING.

FIREPROOF STORAGE
EeDarste locked rooms, g. 90 per month up
Estimates furnished.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE
co. Gzg-g22 r. ST Ja7-gf
PADDED VANS. $4CO LOAD
2-HORSE WAGON, s. 90 LOAD
COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co,
E5 NEW YORK AVE.
spli2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-17

los franceses, I'm muerto y seiB heri-
dos. Despues de este combate, los mo-
ros sc internaron mas de. 25 kilometres
Cuando tales successes Sc desarroala-
ban, la situaci6n de los barcos france
ses era la siguiente: En- CaEablanca, Ell
''Gloire," ell "Gueydon," ef ''Wmglone
y ell "Nive," que march6 s Oran del
IS al de Septiembre. En- Gibraltar,
ell "Galiee." En- Tanger, el "Desaix' -
" el "Jeanne dare" En- Larache, ell
'Forbin. En- Rabat, el 'Cassini." En-
Mazagan, el "Conde" a ttAmiral Au
be-" En- Mogador, el stDuchayqa"
.Cuanto a las fuerzas francesas de
terra las formaban unos $500 hom--
bres, que Sc descomponian EN- legiona
rios, tiradores, cazadores de Africa, ar
tilleros, spahis, goumiers, etcetera, y
Ocmpaban seis campamentos, de los
cuales ell primer niicleo distaba ded re-
cinto unos 200 metros.
En- uno de esos campamentos, EN-
Jed que tenfa su tienda Drude, Muley
Amin, Ell descendiente de principes, for
mml6, La tarde del II de Saptiembre.
Ia prlmera palabra de paz, engeudra-
ola en- la derrota de cuatrO dias antes
en- las faldas de Ulad- Natfdii. La Ill
TINA la pronunci6 alg1n tempo des---
puks en- Rabat el destromado Abd-el--
Axis.
A Drude sllcedi6 en- ell mantlO de las
tropas francesas el general D'Amade
fue pacifieada la Chamia, y despu6s de
dos amos, los franceses coneiniian pcu--
rando ed territorio por una de cuyas
orlllas marcia ed ferrocarril de las cam
teras, causa eficiente de successes o1r
Sc dijo provocados por los frances
para ocupar aquellos territories. como
las lmprudencias temerarias del dol
tor Manlchamps provocaron los successes
de Marrakesh, famoso pretexto pa,
ra la invasion de Uxda.
(De "El Imparcial.)"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-17
(De "El Imparciaa.)"
GaCeta International

Desde hace tempo, yenian soste.
niendo las rep1blicas de Peru y dc
Bolivia pleito enmaranado por cues
ton de limites en- aquella parte de sus
territories respectivos que constitu
yen m1tua frontera.
Sometlda esta question, 4 un arbi-.
traJe, fue nombrado el Presidente dc
la Rep1bQdca Argentina para que, me-
dante detenido estudio, deslindas
los campos que una y otra naci6n
pertenecen.
Pero Bolivia no acepta ell fallo; e.
Gobierno, hacienda causa com1n cor
a pueblo y con la prensa, rechaza Ia
decision del Presidente Aheorta Ell
vista de que no ha sido todo 10 favora-
bic a Bolivia que deseaban los boil
vianos.
Cuando una question de esta indole
Sc somete al arbitrio de un tercero
es porque, no pudiendo negar 4 una
inteligencia las parties Htigantes, Sc
someten de com1n acuerdo al fallc
del que es aieno Ia question POI
10 tanto impartial y justo.
Que de los dos ha de ser uno favo-
recido, CON perjulcio del otro, es cosa
que Sc da por sabida cuando al arbi.
traje Sc acude; Y el mejor ejemplo
que presentar podemos es ell case so
metido a Inglaterra por los EStados
Unidos y ell Canada, semejante al que
nos ocupa, en- ell que la Gran Bretana
fall6 en- favor de los Estados Unidos
con perjuicio de lie Confederation
canadense, cuya afnidad con los
ingieses les hizo dar por asegurado el
triunfO.
Nombrado un adbftrio para aceptar
luego sus consecuencias siempre que
asi conNenga, rechazarlas si son
comtrarias, es algo muy e6mOtlO que
Sc usara por Boldv6a, perO en- Ia Re-
p1blica Argentina ha caa1sat1o hon,do
disgaasto, aumentado por q hecho de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-17
Cantante E inventor

Pepe Martl, como Sc llama familiar
mente en f3ulpuzcoa, su tierra, es un
cantante de- opera, retirado en- Milan,
donde ejecNte la profession de maestro
Gle camto al frente de uina Acaue mi&.
muy acredatada. Cansait, de hacer Mar
celos, Mefis't6fetes, duque Alfonso Y
demas bajos del repertorio lirico. q ac-
tuando de %taaerrlta EN- 10 de cortarse
La coleta a1ltes de que los pllblicos So
hHlesen cortar, de0o ell teatro Y,
SIN deJar tie cultivar eli arte. di0se
a estlldlar cosas practicas. NADIA. mas
practice que Envent tar algo que pre-
serve la VIDA de Los montales V pro-.
Yea La NeJez de 1m airtiYta cue hta.
sacado va 10 suyo del ante, Pepe
Mar'tl ha 1r1NentadO aan corsa 8 cora
"a de tela Tie extraondimar:a flexibi-
lldad y ligaf1e1a, die dos mlimetros de
aspesor y peso de $50 grarnos. innpe-
n'etrable para las bsalas de los revolt
vers model1los q una distanlcia de
METROS
Y qle no Sc trata de una. ulimora
10 prnle'ba I'd necho de que conro CON
secuencla de los eMperimento,s hechos
ante el mll sarO de la Guerra. de Itar
la y ante los t6cnicos de aoa,el ei6r-
cpto, ed goforerno de Victor Manuel ha
2nlcargado q Pepe Martf la coalfecci5sa
de caScos ore esta tela prcdig:pyai pa
ra la caballeria italiana.
AdmrablA esp6Titu ed vasco1gado. q.
hace que hos hombres, aun los QUE
rlmden cuatO a DeHales de1 arte. con-
salgren taanlbNem Sill inteligerlca al es-
tudio de tTaness practicos para Ia VII
da
Ell case de- Marti, cantalnte retira-
90, que Sc tlara rico com su inva!nto.
no es unhao. Angel Trabadela. otro
g"hpuzcoamo nacitlo EN- Arizona, rimconl-
cIto adorable de aqWellas hernnosas mon,
caiEas, que allm cantam como un. An
gal, y hace ca1utantes como Carasa. ap,e
para ser IN Carllso mo fe falta mas
uue varlar dos lat1as ttt, sl apel! lido
es tamblen em Paris fngur;a qara Sc des-
taca com neiaeWe propio entire ed mlanp-
do que vlwe EN- los CanrpOs Elfseos
y pasea sols magnificos tremes EN- Ell
Bols de Bouaogme.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-17
Recuerdos oportunos
Ia campa5a de los franceses en- Casa
hlanca.-Su origen y 81 desazoAo.
Ccmbates principales.-L.a paz y
S,lx consecuencias.

T,os 0ravess sucesos de Meli1la hhcen
rxAver Ia vista 8 Ia campana que los
iTr,hnceseS soetuvieron EN- Casabiaahca ha
ne dos veranos.
Es oportuno sintetizar aqueaioss he
.choa. que taa,ta impression prodnJe Jeronl,
3 que por nexo dip1omatsco sc enla-
zan acaso. con los combates que aho--
IA Espaiia sostsene en- Melipa~
Una Compania francesas Sc halia-
ba constrlyeanlo el mueile de Casalbian
IN en- eI verano de 1907. Los mo-
ros vefan con malos o9os Ia ejecu--
as1sin de estas otras obras Levantls-
Gus de las tribus linitrofes 8 Casab1am-
ca. apercibidos sienpre 8 invemtar oca-
STONES para hurgar La reslstemcla y
TsassiNidah de los moros contrarios d
=asemturas guerreas, aprovecharon es-
Ia favorable sus planes, va que q
los trabajos de la Compa1fa eran hos
tiles tOdOs, por cuantO las obraS sig
m::fiirahan permanencia de cristianos
4en DIarruecos por 10 que de fran
casa fenia la Compania explotadora.
Las predicaciones belicas, continues
y e1atusiasticas, hlcieron su camino.
f;Unli0 la protesta y sc excitaron los
anifnOS. Surgl6 la amenaza -.
La lmea del ferroearril- il-proyecta-
sla para extraer piedra de las cante-
ras, que extemd1anse paralelamente al
aa,ar- tlebia cruzar un pedazo del ce
snenterio moro de Casablanca. Sc in
1anuaron deseos, por parte de los ca
sablamquinos, de que el traNado sc va
s'7ase, fin de evitar que ed ferroca--
aril pasara por tierras que guarda--
a,an los cadaveres de los suyos. La
advertencla no sc antendl0, y las obras
EHDsfguieron con arregfo al t1azado.
Esto contribuy6 & irritar los an7mos
LA arnenaza sc hizo mas oster,sible
Sc comenz0 decIr que csiantlo La
Slega concluyese vendrfan los moros
died campo, y, unidos a los Gle la cTu-
dad, destruIrian Ell material acumula-
do pOr la Compania entre la poblaci6n
y ell. mar, expulsarfan de la aduana
al administrator frances, no pagarfan
mas que el 60 por 100, en- vez del 80
alue, Nemian obligados abonar para
pngo del emprestito con Frazlcia, v
:atrOpedlariam los franceses al res
TO de europeos que Sc opusieran sus
1lesigniOs.
La prediction Sc cunp1io Ell dia
% de Julio, al comenzar la tarde, re-
eOrri0 las GALES de Casabianca un
4aOrOE & caballo, ,seguido de tGrbas au-
4iadOra, excltando las repnesalias.
Las amenazas llegaron q Was de he
c&Os, y el dia 81, bien de maflana, un
xanA6n, en- la puerta de Ia Marina,
9c0mpahado de un grupo rebelde, sc
OgusO que e0nt.nuasen las obras, v
KsscO deHpues, los mafteriales cram des-
frnidos, deslsecha una lOcomotora, de-
ssntados los rallies, agredidos varios
OhrerUs, 6 isado, como horrible bande-
IA de c0mbate, el cmerpo carbmiza-
- de mn cristano, deanAbezndo, 10
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Numero 200

gues del pozo. Els decr, que perdo--
nan la vida a sus subditos cuando
perd6n imploran por la vida propia.
Este es Ell case del muy noble Y
poderoso iSha de Persia, quiem, es
muy probable que para salvar el pc
lleJo tenga que refugiarse en- alguna
Legaci6n extranjera.
Aver no queria dar una Comstitu-
cion; hoy es probable que de hasta
lie que es mas querido del muslGlnlan,
el harem.
iCosas SON estas muy propias de los
soberanos absolutistas del vigesimo
s:glo!