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Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13
NORWICH TOWN.
Ever Ready Circle Elects Officers-Fire
at Clinton Rogers House Subdued
With Difficulty.

Monday evening Ever Ready circle
Of the Kings Daughters met at the
home of Mrs. Joseph T. Frazier. on
East Town street. The annual election
for the year was held and resulted as
follows: Leader, Mrs. Bessie Beckwith;
vice lader. Miss Mary Wattles; secre-
tary and treasurer, Miss z. Gertrude
Manning. There was a large attend
ance. One new member was admitted
there now being a membership of eigh-
teen. A pleasant evening was enjoy
ed, cake and ice cream being served.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13
overseer Pearson Retlrss.

c. August Pearson of Gil NORTH
Main street, for nearly eighteen years
overseer Of the carding department Of
the Shetucket cotton mill, resigned on
Saturday and will retire from active
work. Mr.. Pearson formerly worked
at the same employment in various
mills in Rhode Island, and knew ev-
cry detail of the business and always
enjoyed the full confidence of his
employers and the respect Of those un-
der him.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13

week. Mr.. Bergeron has spent nearly
all Of his life in Taftville.
Levi Tredeau is Ill at his home on
North B street.
Eli Tetreault Of Merchants avenue
left Tuesday for New Bedford, where
he has moved this week.
Antoine Paquette Of Merchants ave-
iIle. kho has been Ill for the past four
weeks, is improved in health and came
back to his work on Monday.
Peter Beauregarde and Fred Lavol-
sier, who have been visiting local rela-
tves for week, are now in East
Thompson for a few days. They will
then go to New Bedford, the latter's
home. and later Mr. Beauregarde will
return toehis home In st. Liboire, p.
O., Canada.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13
Senior Class Of Grammar School
Chooses Officers and Committees
c. A. Pearson Resigns From Cotton
MiIl-Other Matters.

At a injecting Monday afternoon the
following officers were elected by the
senior class of the Greeneville gram
mar school: President, Charles Prem
tice; vice president. Miss Annie Muir
ply; treasurer, Kirk Ricketts,; secre-
tary. Miss Fannie Grover. The fol-
lowing committees were named: Col
ors, Miss Clare Coughlin. Miss Mary
Grove, Samuel Grove and Clifford
Wilson; motto, Miss Agnes Dawson.
Miss Sadie Grove, Miss Ruth Nc
Kinley and Clifford Wilson; pin, Miss
Sadie Grove, Miss Catherine Yerring-
ton, Gustave Rydholm and John GIea-
son; ribbon, Miss Helen Greene, Miss
Edith Ringiand. Miss Agnes Dawson
and Miss Fannie Grover. The COM
mittees will report at later meet
ing
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13
Whist Party in Parish Hail.

In the parish hall of the Sacred
Heart church Tuesday evening fifteen
tables of whist were enjoyed and the
prizes were awarded as follows: First
lady's, a pair of vases, Miss Amelia
Ryan; second lady's, a hand mirror.
Mrs. Daniel Dowdall; consolation. a
doll, Miss Ruth Princely; first gentle
mans, a fancy Irvine box, John Null
len second gentleman's penknife, Ed
ward Sullivan; consolation, statuary.
James Banning. whist club will be
organized next week by the members
Of the parish, as much interest is taken
In this pastime,
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13
La The CITY Court

Joseph vetrino. charged with theft.
had his case nolled by paying costs.
s4.09. He took a shaving cup from
a shop where he worked. which he
claimed was his.
The case against Omer Lavigne,
charged with embezzlement. was noll-
ed upon payment of costs, $142S. The
matter will be adjusted regarding the
payments on the pool table.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13

A prayer meeting will be held this
wednesday, evening at the Methodist
Episcopal church.
A number from the local circles OF
the Kings Daughters attended the
quarterly meeting Of the City Union of
Kings Daughters, held at the Univer-
salist church on Tuesday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13

church, assisted by Rev. DR.. LeweIlyn
Pratt. Beautiful floral forms ard cut
flowers testified to the esteem in which
the deceased. was held. The palIbear-
ers were Arthur H. Brewer, John c.
AVerill, F. ]. Leavens and Charles D.
White. Burial was in Yantic ceme-
terry where a committal service was
read. Church & Allen had charge u
the Arrangement
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13
FUNE RAILS.
Edward peniaon Fuller.

The funeral of Edward D. Fuller was
held from his late home, 263 Broadway.
at 2.30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon The
large attendance included many bust
ness friends. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Edward S. Worcester.
pastor of Broadway Congregational
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13
Attorney Davies. Made Trustee.

At a hearing of the creditors of the
New England Refrigerating company
before Referee in Bankruptcy Amos
A. Browning. Tuesday morning, At
torney Andrew B. Davies was APP
pointed trustee to succeed Mr.. Gallau-
det. who declined the appointment.
Bonds were fixed at $4,000.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13
Past Grand Commanders.

The Connecticut Association Of Past
Grand Commanders. Knights Templar,
will have its annual meeting at Hotel
Garde, New Haven, on Thursday Jan
Fl. Past Grand Commander William
i. Whitney Of New London is president
Of the association.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13
BORN,


New London, Jan. II,
1903, a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert c.
Woodruff of Fremont street
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13
THE WEATHER.
Forecast for Today.


For New England: Fair Wednes-
day and Thursday; colder Wednesday,
fresh northwest winds, becoming va
riable.
Predictions from the New York Her
aid: Wednesday, fair and decidedly
colder weather will prevail, with fresh
northwesterly and northerly winds;
ana Thursday fair to partly cloudy
and combined cold weather.
Observations in Norwich.
The following records, reported from
Sevin's pharmacy, show the changes
in temperature, and the barometric
changes Tuesday:
Their. Bar.
q. A' '"'.'.s''sss '.s..- 80 5O.lS
~ III ss'''.ss 90 SU.l2
p m. .................. "a 30.0S
Highest 4S, lowest 33.
Comparisons.
Predictions for Tuesday: Fair;
colder; variable winds becoming
north.
Tuesdays weather: Lowering and
misty; variable winds becoming north
east; colder at night,
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13
CARD OF THANKS

desire to express my sincere thanks
to all neighbors and friends for their
many acts Of Kindness during the long
ana palnIul illness OF my deceased hus-
band; also for their expressions Of
sympathy and focal tributes
MRS. GERTRUDE V. TOOTIIL
Norwich. Conn, Jan -, 1907
jan13d
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13
Installed New London Officers.

Deputy George H. Stanton was In
New London Tuesday evening and in
stalled the officers of White Oak camp,
No. 10,60S M. w A. There was an
enjoyable time following the impress
sive ceremony.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13

PoTERD-ANDER Taftville,
Jan. IL, 1909, by Rev. Arthur O'Keefe,
Albert Poyerd and Esther Anderson.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13
Frederiek Sullivan Has PainfuI Iniury.

Frederick Sullivan, aged 10, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy C. Sullivan of
South c street, rolled rock weighing
between four and five hundred pounds
on his left ankle in the woods back
Of the Wequonnoc school, Monday aft
ernoon about l o'clock. With several
other boys, he was playing around the
rock when it lost its balance and tum-
bled over, pinning young Sullivan to
the ground. A number of men were
summoned, and in the course Of an
hour or more the stone wag lifted off
his ankle, which was found to be Sc
verely jlSnmed, and only the strong
heel Of his shoes kept the boy from
serious injury. He showed good nerve
all the time he was under the rock.
Principal Working bandaged his foot
and he was taken home.
On Tuesday he was comfortable.
and will probably be able to be out in
a week or ten days.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13

Mrs. Joe Barber Of Mechanic street,
who had shock about five months
ago, is now able to be up and around
the house.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13

work. John Thomas contributed con-
siderable fun.
Gorgeous was the final act with the
elaborate gowns and hats and furnish
tngs of the cafe at Maxim's, where
everything was Strengthened out The
play lasted until near midnight, the
waits between the acts being lengthy
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13
Millinery
WOmen'S Muslin
Underwear

These few Sample Items
AT women's v Neck Gowns.
Oh trimmed with four rows q
0JG cluster tucks. regular 500
Gowns at s5c.
Four styles Of Gowns at these prioss-
At $50 from T5c
At s5o from 800
At SIPS from $3.50
At women's Long White skirts.
HIn plain tucked, with deep
H4G hounce, value soc.
Better grade Skirts at these prices
At Csc from TO
At s5e from 800
At SIPS from $3.50
At $1.65 from $500
At women's Muslin Drawers
IL. lace and Hamburg rufies-
IJG at l5c a pair, value ice.
Better grades
At 22e, value go
At $50, value sec
At 40, value 500
At CSC, value 7sc
lhePOrtGOus { Mitchell Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13

Mrs. w. ]. Kendall of North Main
street has been confined to her home
by illness.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13

Miss Faith Monroe was able to be
out on Tuesday. after a weeks illness,
which confined her to the house.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13
Officers Elected by Knights Of St. Paul

At the regular meeting of St. An
drew's chapter. knights of st. Paul.
in the guild room Of st. Andrews
church, Monday evening at 730 Ex-
allied Ruler Banfield presided and
these two officers were elected: So
journer, Fred Wolfensberger; junior
deacon, Frank KilkoWske.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13

Mrs. William Maynard of Central
avenue is spending few days in
New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13

Edwin Spalding of Main street fs
recovering slowly, after an illness
which has kept him in the house for
about a week.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13

Mrs. Hinckley of Worcester is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. 1. E. Greene
of Central avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13

Mrs. Henry Fourier CT Hickory
street has returned home after spend
ing week in Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13

Sherwood B. Potter made a flying
trip to Cleveland last week, returning
here Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Risley Of Pc
nobscot street have returned from their
wedding trip.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13

Friends of Mrs. Lucy Montaro Of No
SO Talman street were reminded on
Sunday that it was just two years ago
that she suffered a paralytic shock.
Although rs years old she is in fair
health.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13

John McGrath has returned to his
work in the United States Finishing
company after a weeks illness at his
home on Twelfth street.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13
St. VerOnioa's Society Elects officers

st. Veronioa's Society Elects Officers.
At recent meeting of st. Veronica's
T. A. 3. society in their room the fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve
for the ensuing year: President Miss
Julia Mccarthy; vice president Miss
Katherine Hasler; financial secretary,
Miss Louise White; recording secre-
tary, Miss Barbara PhaIen. The So
ciety is prospecting in finances and
membership. The installation viii take
place Thursday evening.
F. Bergeron Of South c street will
move his family to New Bedford this
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13
EAST SIDE ITEMS.
Scholarships in Art straightforward
Notes.

The scholarship offered in the Sat
urday morning class at the Art school
been won in the Bridge school district
by Helen Storms, with honorable mem
ton Of Coda Davis. Both of the girls
are in the intermediate room taught
by Miss Grace S. Benjamin, and their
teacher in drawing is Miss Aida Wat
rous.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Gordon. who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Gordon of Central avenue for
the past three weeks. have returned
to their home in Peterborough, Ont.
Mr.. Gordon is the superintendent of
the Trent canal, which is $50 miles
long.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13
WOTnen'S Wear
Some Of the best values Of the saIe

are on the second floor.
WoMEN'S WAISTS
AZ 80 from 500
At 800 from 900
At $3.50 from $3.50
WoMEN's DRESS SKIRTS
At $2s5 from $500
At $685. from $500
At $e.ss from $3.50
WoMEN's SUITS
At s e.9s from $500
At 1888 from 5000
At S17.9s from t2S.os
WoMEN's COATS
At 8 3.es from 7.S0
At s sos from 1900
At s s.o5 from $3.50
At st1.ss from $500
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13

.GREENEViLLE.

Six hours after high water 1t is low
tide. which is followed BY flood tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13

The regular monthly meeting of en-
CINE company No. was held Monday
evening, but routine business only was
transacted. Tuesday a number of card
tables recently ordered were received
and the whist players of the organ
ization are now ready to meet some
of the other whist experts in this
Vicinity.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-13
AGAIN TODAY!
WOmen'S Sample
Hosiery
AtAImost Half Prices.

7c Black Hosiery, in regular
and outsizes - Embroidered
Sfor Doc and Split-foot Hosiery =
positive Csc values at tic a
pair, for soc.
1Rn Fine Imported Hosiery In
black and fancy designs -
value also Wooden Hosiery. finest
Boo OF cashmere positive 500
values at 2se q pair.
AIn Fine Imported Hosiery. SIX
Isle. Lace Isle and hand
value some Novelty desigus-reE-
Toe ular 75c Hosiery at ESQ =
pair.
1Qn This lot comprises tbs finesa
10" kinds OF Hosiery-Piain SIX.
value Embroidered silk and Now
Sl.O0 city Hosiery - actual value
S10O and $3.50.
Women who appreciate fine Hosiery
should lay in a supply while this op-
portunity lasts.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-09

. Sic erfplgreihe Rartei bel Der Icsten
Nabl erfldrte iidb 5n @llniten bon YoIts
Sparbarlfer, rnb ipennsleib bie5er @ors
IbIng in bielen Ebeilen ces NarloeS arf
Biberitano itDbt, TO- bin id) bod felt
nabon mer5euat, bab ods Bolt iolde
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-09

e5tD enlpfeDIe Defl UDIt8IFB DIHtBPTID
cine aiifllfige Mufra6me SDer poit,
gfantsbeparfernent linterbreiteten 8nrss
anfhIage nnb gmpfebliinger,, ipelile
cine Dauernbe Reorganization ocS @es
partement5 n,if rloberner @rllnblnae
3ur sDrberiiiAJ BEG nustpdrtigen S)rns
bels llno Der anerifanilben SntereIlcn
ermDglif)eil. GntpfebIeuSipertb i(t Dor
Mlcrl be- HIan ber Grridtltn8 einer
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-05
De SObreneSa

De las famosaS tNrbias del Lozoya.
ringuna tan turbla como esta dc ahora
tan Dc color chocolate que pasa dc
eaStailo oscuro. I'll Manzanares, pol
otra parte celoso al cabo De los amos
del ,niusto prcdolnnio sobre Madrid
qae su rival le ust.rpaba y dc ms class
cas- hurlas su pobre caudal. quiere
proharnoS que. 81 no en- aqua. en- 10
do. tiene fncrza bastantc para alcanzar
i respetabieS aturas. Por suerte, aqui
todoS sabemos nadar entire dos aguas y
auu entire aqua lodo que no siempre
i ser animal anfibo tiene sus incon-
vcnentcs. como aseguran en- popular
zarzuela
FL Senior nos librc de juicios temera-
rios. pero cS desgracia naeional que to-
do negociO Y toda industria emprendi-
dos en terra espanola. ann los que
mas beneficiosos parecen para cl inte-
res general lIeyen mancha de origep
ror la pieara Intervention politica en-
todos los asuntos. Asi. 81 trabajo hon
rado y Il dInero. nunca mas honrado.
que cuando al seryicio del trabaiador
- pone, andan Siempre tan desconfia-
dos de emplearsc en- nucstra indmstria
y en- nuesiros uegocIos- Apenas sc pro
yeeta algo proyecl-oso. tode Fl mundo
- escama lehanchuiIol Manos puer-
cas- Escuadras un momIo. iGrar
Nisz otro momIO- iTeatro NacionaI :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-05

La coincidenria en Il arribo 4 Bucnos
Aires lie dos gloriosoS escrit0reS. de tan
opuesto caraeter y tendencia>. como ANA
tole France Blasco lbanez, IS comidlla
cn circuos lterarios. dondc St discute
IN pro en- contra del efecto que cada
luo podra Iograr con sns anunciadas
conferenciaS
Cuentan los mantenedores por cl ga
llo frances con Il "snobismo" porteiio
tan afccto 4 cuanto proceda de Paris.
sean figurineS dc modisto. sean figuri-
nes de liferatura ConfiamoS. los que
ponemos por II niesiro. fuera dc mcri-
los. que no - ocaSi6n de parang mar,
con la indudablc suprenacia que la Etc
ratura espaiiola va Iogrando EN- aquc-
Has ticrras. lenta pero scguramcntc. con
II MAYOR entlIsiasmo que aportara MUGS
tro Blascd Ibanez. el mayor conoci-
midfito del terreno que pisa, con ei cspi-
ritu espanoI. mas elusive que eI fiances
para eutregarSc al extranlerO; no 'lIga-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-05

tar todo motive para que al gobicuno
.lc s. M. llcgnc errcor al dcrccho,
en- virtud del art tcrcero del Arrcglo
comcrcial firnado por ambos paises en
l de Agosto de 1906, de rcsoindir cu'um-
tas concesioncs quc,ian hechas Il los rs
tados Unidos, me manifiesta Ia vez
que. cstimando Il sciior presidcntc las
eoncesicnes hechas por ESpafa en- ia
vor de los productos y manufactures
de ius Estados Unidos an rcciprocidad
v equivalencia 4 las conedldas por ese
gobierNo, mechanic la reduction de de
reohos 4 todos los articlulos de produc-
ci1n q exportaci6m cspaHolas cm'lmera-
dos en- la sccch0n tercera del aranccl
de aduanas aprObado en- "a de Julio
de 1897, dara su proclama suspcndien-
,io los actualcs dcrcchos sobre los Vi
nos esspumosos dc prod'tccion cxpor-
taci6n cspanolas, saIstituyendoios Por
los derechos rrdiciIos alItOrlZadoS EN-
la scccion tercera de la ley Dngley.
'Doy 4 V f. las graclas, senor So
cretario. poe los prop6sitos que 5"
sirve comunmarme, y quedo en- am to-
do conformc. con la re1frcidm propuesS--
ia por V. T.. esta prSuc adicionaI al
arreglo de de Agosto,le 1906
q . Aprcyccho la oportunidad para rel
terar Il Y. f. las seguridades de mi
mas TIA consideration.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-05
San Juan Puerto Rico Microbes de Mayo de 1909

mos 10 que nosotros no podemos lamar
exiraniero, por ser tan nuestro. hasta
en- ESQ de haberSe entregado al frances
ncautamente.
Anatole France ira, de SECURE, muy
poseido de su superioridad, que es la SUI
perioridad francesa; mas dispuesto a
ser admirado que admirarsc; ira con
la misma displicencia que los grandeS
actores francescs en- sus "tournees por
America. que suclen preScntarSe con |
mas ramplon de su repertoire y de Sh
eauipaje; muy convencidos de que les
basta con sI nombre de Paris, para ser
aplaudidos A este Sc debe algunos fra
casos muy sonados y el que hoy sean
preferidas las companies espanolas ita-
lianas.
Yo dcseo un viaje triunfal a Blasco
Ibafez desdc ahora me atrevo pro
nosticar que 10 sera segramente; SIN
desconocer que para Anatole France Sc
ram los mayoreS extaSis de los exqulsItos
I.o mejor que pueden desear los argenii-
nos es que el sutil ironista frances que
de tan satisfecho dc su viaje. que pro
'enda volvcr por ALA, mas tarde . nl.ts
temprauo: porque 81 no entra en- sus pla.
nes ct voIvcr iya pucden prcparar-
sc para leer 10 que escriba de- elioS 81
.reercsoi De meuoS hizo Dios 4 JQma
de Arro
.Jacint0 b RGrcHfe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-05
DESDG WASHINGTON

I'll "nortrnto turco" Sc !lamo II
rapida paciflca revoluc6n que m'bo
len 81 imperio otomano, hace algnmS
mescs por la cual St establecio ei
sistema CONSTITUTIONAL ESta que ha
habido, ahora, en- Constammopla,
tambitn ha sido rapida y no ha co.'s
tado la vida mas que 4 lnos cuantos
lindividaos Las noticias acerea de sus
Iorieencs no son completas. Seetgn una
version. Sc trata de un moyimhnto
reaccionario. nstieado por ID partldo
labsolutista. con Ia aprobaeisja del Sui
ltan Abd-ul-lIamid; segnn otra-y 4
esta Ia abonan los herhos apartmtes-
10 que ha paSado IS one an eleman-
| to del partido constitutional ha derrl-
bado i otro clcmento mas radiea! Y
memoS juicoso ~i bNn ios eonSerFa~
doyes-Ineior dicho los rearcionar'o9
han visto con agrado q >1eeso mas
por motives religiosos que por mo
tyos politlcos. FL grupo derrocador,
sohre Que. como hacen todoS los grn-
pos. asi en los imperios slamieos como
IN las repnbicas criStianAs y en lae
mas puramante iaicaS ~e intbia q e-
pachado 4 su glsto. cuanto empleo>
denas faYores ofcialc@ habia las
tina.lo los srntjmentos dc mB.hos
mallometanos. Su plan de incluir en
el scgvicio mitar Il los cristianos y
los isrealitas era excelenlc: pero sin
duda premature. puesto que le OPP
MON general de los musa,lmanes no ee-
ts7a preparada para aeeptarlo.
Asi como el 'portento fue obra
Dc los oficiales, eSta reyeluci6n ehica
ha sdo hecha p0r lop sargentos y ios
soIdados: por donde Sc parooe q aque-
la que hu en- La Granja, en- 1884,
cuando Il sargento Garcia y sus com
p.neros pnligaron a la Reina GOber
nadora. 1cna Maria Cristina, a pro-
clamar la nstitfcion dcl ano d0;e.
Estes Sar"tntcs .uTcoS no - han al
zado contra la Constitution Y, al dar
a golpc, contra a Preside1Ite de Ia
Asamblea. lefe de la fracoion elinl-
NADIA por .,llos sie1 po,ier, han saluda-
do respcta,Osamcnte los diputados- Y
hlego 81 han rcintegraGo los cslar-
teles. SIN cometer exeszsss; y SIN Pasf'r
asccnsos, Ter ahora-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-05
Vinos espumosos de todas classes

I'm boteIlas que cxceslan de una PIN
t;a. pe.ro no de un quart la doce1la,
q dollars
fdem entire una pinta y media pm
IL, docena. Z dollars.
Idem dc media pinta i menos, doce-
na. so dollars.
tiem 6 cn otras yasi jas de mas De
un quart, adeudan, ademas De IoS
Il dollars, por docena de botelas. y pnf
4 exceso de quart" un derecho adj
cinnaI por gallon de 80 dollars.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-05
(Firmado.) Roberto Bacon

Washington 20 de febrero dc 1909.
-IIonorzfl,ls. Roberto Bacon. sccrctarlo
de Estado de los EstadoS Uni.os.
sSs-sIor sezrresearo: Ieqrgo la hyGHa
de acsIsar rez.ibo Il V +. dc su nutss
de eSta fe,.ha, ssn la que, al partr4'ar-
x,e que pssrss afen.IeE a los deT,ecs,oss del
gohierno .ie :. ~ en 10 rfersnfe a
aue SO haCa extensive Espana Ia IT.
-1ucc'on de siex<chos autorizasia Por la
tzrsfs ,fe Eos Estados Unisios hos VI
ms esplmossos espahoies, y ! fin d. evi-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-05

inomiOS de amboS sexes; ~ ha ue We
mir Il ser refugio hospitalario de ruinas
artiisticas Y literarias DE toda en-
presa cspanola puedc decirsc, como ii,
aquellas famosas Cortes: idcshonradas
antes que nacidas.
DE aqui provicnc que el celoso de
su bucna opinion. huya como el diablo
dc intervcnir cn todo ncgocio, Y viencn
4 parar toIos cilos en- manos de gen.
10 desprrocupada. q IN cue. Al fin, Y
| al cabo, hay Juc agrade,cr su dcspreo
'upaci6n, que IA es una prucba de vacn-
| tia, y tan neccsitados estamos de en-
rrendedores. que bicn podemos decir
llagase el milagro Y hagalo el diablo
liagasc cl negocio, aunquc salicre un
POGO sucio.
Todas estas desconfianzas v rccelos
mas son senales de mlestra pObreteria
que de nucstra moralidad Hay tanta
ScaSez de dnero que no Sc comprendc
como nadie pucdc manejarlo sin resistl
IA la tentacion de quedarSe con algo en-
re las uiias. Para juzgar de los de
mas no soIemos tener mas norma que
nosotros mismos: 10 que hariamos en-
su caso
Nunca he oido 4 uingdn gran Senol
uejarSe de que le SiSc su cocinero, nj su
efe de cuadra. nj su administrator
Verdad rs que Su mesa esta bicn scrvida
sus trcnes bien prescntadoS y 4 q NADIA
lie falta
Esto rs 10 que nos succde los espano
les. A POGO que nos siscn, va Sc nota
n todo. particularmente en- la mesa
alta que no 81 dSmula Y no rs one
uestros cocinero> tengan menoS con
'cncia que los de otras parties cS que da-
ios mcnos dnero para la compra, pa
conner bien hay que contar con la sisa
Sonios, ade.nas, tan apcgados a ran
Jas hidalguia> que. aunque tan necesl
ados de dnlero. Seeuimos conSiderando
ONO desprcclablcs los medios para su
tiqusici6n; asi IS que prefermos bus
arle ocuitamcnie por eamnos subtcrri
eos. como 81 fuera un crimcn buScarIe
luz. abertamente AquI es todavo
a mayor gloria de uu politico De un ar
ista dc I'M hombro dc cienca, decir
II II,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-05
ANO n
A los sSeripIores Y Agenlr

Para la buena marcha de esta ADM
abstraction, no admitimos Atlas de
suscripciones este diario sino desde
81 primero de cada mes. Las BAJAS
se avisaran los dfas 30 8 81; advir-
nendose que las que sc dieren con pos
Herioridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta
nj surtiran efeeto en- la contabilidad
Aasta el dfa tiltimo del mes slgmen-
e. al en- que Sc solicitor.