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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-02
psuLHAN's DARING WORK.

'rcneh Aviator Makes Some Remark
able Flights ct Los Angeles.
The hero of the great aviation meet
Los Angeles was Louis Pauihan OF
rance. whose marvellous flights and
art WORK IA the air attracted atten-
ion ID over the world and furnished
some exhibitions for those present that
thcy will long remcmber.
ON one oceaSica the daring French
nan broke an o.lcial and unofficial
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-02
BIseEe EXTENSION DEVELOP
MENT COMPANY

Notice OF Annual Nee ing OF the
Stakeholder.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-03-02
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Large furnished room,
suitable for one or two gentlemen.
Apply Mrs. Hoy, Review office. or
phone IS. 314
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ALL.N|CHT SERVICE
 FOR PINE BLUFF Western Union Will Cater to Public in This Way
 in Future. GREAT CONVENIENCE Long Distance Phone Service Will Kid Country and Small Town Residents.
GREAT CONVENIENCE

Effective last night an order has been issued by District Commercial Superintendent w. R. Chapman, of the Western Union Telegraph Company with headquarters at St. Louis, Mo-, making Pine Bluff an all-night Wes- tern Union Station. Up to last night in fact ever since the Western Union Company established an office in this city, the Pine Bluff office has closed at midnight and it was an imposs!- bility to send or receive any mes sages from other cities or towns af- ter the midnight hour, unless they were 'sandwiched in'' on the railroad company's wires at the Cotton Belt shops or at Union Station.
 Manager Fred w. Hoyler, of the Western Union, stated last night that the growth of Pine Bluff and the re- cent affangement made 'BSy-- his i COTS I,}l pany With the Southwestern Tele- sfaph Company, are largely respon- slble for the improved night service here. Under the new arrangement thls city will be the distributing point TOT many towns around us, as me,s- sages are to be transmitted over the long distance telephone to or from tho local Western Union office. This office will receive paid or collect me.- sages over the phone from any place In this county in future. especially during the all-night hours.
 In inaugurating the all-night ser vice here the Western Union is fol- lowing out it's plan of improving the local service and to also accommo- date the public in every way possi- ble. It will be a great convenience to local patrons and will undoubtedly be appreciated and literally patron ized by the out of town residents. practically all of whom are directly or indirectly connected with the Wes- tern Union office here by long ds- tance phone
 1t Is stated that heretofore only one city in the state, Little Rock. has en- joyed an all-night Western Union of- ice. Under the new ruling, howev- CT, Pine Bluff, Fort Smith. Texark- ana and other cities over the state are included.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-16
T.TFE'S WORTH LIVl
 WE'LL I GUESS ,

co,,o months ago z. Wells, Of tie e ,;+r n,b,ished a poem in the Graphonl entitled Life Not Worth LlVins. Se The following poem, in answer to It, was handed in at this office yesterday winch is most appropriate, and With +ho reoueet that it be published. It follows:
 tS LIFE WORTH LIyING'
 lie is r,o1th living when the step grows slow; \ well spent life, though burdened with woe.
 The frost on the hair is the crown 'o
 wear, The Angel of. Mercy by: the vacant
 chair. life is worth living though loved ones are gone;
 orr Savior has promised not to leav | us alone. T, +he hook of life on the pages o e gold; !, d The story of the beautiful will ever 1T told. ,s life is worth living, joys never cease o- Matured Life from childhood release :, Our work in Earthdom. our pilgrlma s- o'er; +a Enter the beautiful home, free dro cel pain overhofe e,u.
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LuncheOn.

Luncheon.
 Mrs. John Brown entertained With a luncheon Monday evening at her home on East Sixth avenue, co1lpn- mentary to Mrs. Harry Sparrow, or Parsons, Kansas, who has been visit ing her son, M. H. Sparrow, and who left yesterday for her home. Mfs' Brown extended gracious hospitality and her genial ways and charming manner made the evening one of much | pleasure. A elegant luncheon was served in several courses. Covers were laid for the following, MT. and Mrs. ID. B. Fullbright, Mrs. M. Il Sparrow, Mrs. Blatherw:ck, Mrs Cart man Mrs. Harry Sparrow, of Parsons, Kansas; Mrs Brown, and several oth- CTS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-16
P. P. BYRD & co,
 ONLY BIDDER Offer 17 Cents For State Farm Cotton, But Offer Has Been Refused. IT IS A LONG STAPLE Cotton Men Inspect Samples Without Bidding-$1O Per Bale
 Less,
TT IS A LONG STAPLE

Little Rock, Ark, Nov. 15.-Better quality than any cotton yet brought 'r the State Farm this year. 200 ales is now being offered for sale y the penitentiary board without ny takers. P. P. Byrd & Co.,, which Nncern has purchased the most of the tte cotton for the past few years, is 1h only one which has made an offer ha. te cotton. This firm has offered Q It, Vs per pound for the cotton, 'ody' 1asses straight middling long with
 It first 200 bales sold by the
 Hciispcsed of for 19 Is cents
 Dfoasnd the second 200 bales step penitssets, the members of the
 they cso oard do not see how aeheu p' oe' of the cotton at that
 than tne s1o per bale less VII 'o pGau t,ms nefor.s gold for, and the .lne oei cotton for some 'acant Other buyeii loose at 17 ctnts.
 ton and all jked at the cot
 than the othe much better ones refuse to raise ,old. vet they
 buyers state ths .n,d The The , leave continually in pr oo,na of,
 premium on long that the ges of short varieties. $ ,ar tho
 more rapidly. Aud ouo,, over be the chairman of this ;.
 penitentiary beard, wce tho
 10 sehu 'ne sa lined cease. for bids, but believes ill., eleased, cotton would have to be grimage Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-16
NO MOUF PUBLIC COUNTING:
 FINAL DASH FOR THE WIRE

urday night However, if contest ant is n u s office with subscrip- tions and cannot De waited on before that hour, time will be allowed them to turn in their subscriptions, the votes to he cast as soon as issued, but it would be wise not to wait until the last moment. All Devote cou- pons that may be in the ballot box the last night will be thrown out as the judges will be so fnstsJcted. So see that you have them in at the appoint ] ed time.
 | The Graphic voting contest will close Saturday night and it is up td i the contestants, now. It is simply a case of hustle for the next few days as anyone can see that the prizes are real and worth going after. They are there for someone to secure. VII
 it be you? That is for you to say Comply with the rules, never say fail and your work will be rewarded with a Trip. Do not forget that the trips must go to some one. Why not you !? ' The Bargain offer will start this
 morning and will be in force for the
 rest of the week so that you need not expect any bigger vote on a sub-
 scription but what is given in the . page ad of this issue. There is time for all contestants to add many thons- and votes to their reserve by not let
 ting a moment go by of these, Y
 ro.,Aaipiuo dayc M lev
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-16

'-'seati ans xi1 'antt 'ttr. .s--.,r
 All votes will be taken from tic ballot box at o'clock this afternoon and counted for the last time before the close of the contest, and the standing of the contestants as they appear in the paper tomorrow morn- Ing will be the sane until Saturday night when the final tabulation of the votes will t2ke place. The standing of the contestants will not be changed again until the judges announce the winners of the contest. No votes
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* + * | BRIEF MENTION | ].
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Mrs George Klie is quite sick at her home on East Seventh avenue.
 Miss Louise Rowland of Pine Bluff, is visiting Mrs. H. Hegner in this city, Stuttgart Arkansawyer.
 Judge and Mrs. Wv. r. Woodbridge left yesterday afterns9h for St, Louis, where they will spe61 a few days,
 E. Star" ThompsoT, the well known cigar salesman of Little Rock, spent yesterday in the city calling on his trade.
 [ G. w.. Chase, of Fayetteville, was among the visitors in the city yester- day, being registered at the Hotel Jefferson.
 MT. and Mrs. Hugh Fox left yester- day afternoon for FoH Smith, where they will attend the kaptist State convention.
 Ed Hutson, prom nent cotton man of Paris, Texas, is in the city trans acting business connected with hi: lccal office.
 Miss Helen Saunders, of Little Rock is in the city spending few days with Mrs. Ben Kaufman, on South Pine street.
 Misses Mildred Owen and Annie Martin have returned from a delight full visit to Mrs. Charles F. Martin i'll Little Rock.
 Mrs. c. Oglesby, of Memphis, ar rived in the city yesterday afternoon to be the guest of Mrs. Davis on West Seventeenth avenue
 s. s. McClintic, and young son, Curtis, left yesterday afternoon for Texarkana, to spend several days. MT. McClintic $ going on business. ee Mrs. J. w. Meeks has returned from 'pNe U. D. c. convention in Little os rck She was delegate from the ''- id o. Dodd Chapter of this cty. 'ne Ia J. I. Norris and D. w. Richey oA bo,esterday afternoon for Jones' 'ns ,,a dayghere they will spend fev
 q ending Presbyterian Synod. as resenTi Williamson, of Memphis, rep u bile co of the E. M. 2 antomo-
 terday oy, was in the city yes- ,e,e local aeniness connected with the 'o,, .ts Mrs. J. f his machines. ana ,,a Word, of cyd and Mrs. Dr. N. s aa,, of J. T. Llos mother and sister I day afternoonrived here yester- ..a, "s Lloyd and fami1 visit with Mir. ..od Mrs. William
 the guest of Mrs. who has been -..a yesterday afternoo,. Bedding, left East St. Louis.~N her home in aa+e Dr. J. L. CaldTfll, u Pine Bluff Board of Aary of the Aoa t;..a terday for Jonesboro, left yes ~ 17as attend the Syncd. He he will aa I there this morning to Meo from wa1 tend the big dra mage meto at- o ~ ,vhile in thst city will als\and ,,.S - business for the quotation deact - i' IT of the Pine Bluff Board of Trqt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-16
Bridge and Dance.

Bridge and Dance. @s@ .,o
 The younger Jewish society poop. anioved delightful dance anu of,r ~'... nartv last evening at the biuh o' Club. Bridge was the HTS. ~ .d ta,nine feature of the evenihe' a"e cards were played for some 'l'ne' Mrs A. S. Joseph, of Huntsville A,a,' , naptured the first prize, a pea"''' '' silver epergne. The se'oni ',op"' ~ was won by Roy Hanf, nahuSo silver cream pitcher After the ea.> game dancing was enjoyed anu 'a'e refreshmer.s were served. A
 those in attendance were A'''e Ruth Brown, of Texarkana. noss belle Hochstetter. of Birmihenan Ala. Carolyn Rosenbaum, ol Mls' ID issippi. Brunette silbernagie, ne'' Lazarus, Estella Reinberger floren' Rosenbaum and Bessie Blntnehens
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-16

Roy Hanf, Dave Veil, Dot kastor' Sol Klarberg, Nate Levine, Harold Bluthenthal, Charles MalaGDt"shy and John R. Bloom, Messrs and Mesdames Charles Levy, Leo kastor' Sam Katzenstein, Max Eisenkramer Harry Hanf and Henry Marx.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-16
Musical COterie Concert.

The Musioa,ssterie will hold its first morning conert of the season this morning at 10 o'clock at the Tenn ple. The concert will be in charge of Mesdames w. D. Ferguson and J. l. Norris, and will be given in section I. All the members are quested to come prepared to pay their dues.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-16

Miss May LeLaurin, of District ? is one of the hustlers of the contest ho is mak ng a very good showing in the race for the Free Trips, and is liable to show some of the others in her district that she is to be reck- oned with 'at the final count. Her friends, and they are numerous, are giving the'r favorite the support that will make her a dangerous opponent to the other contestants in her dis trict.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-16

Miss Maud Perry may well be proud of the race she is putting up in her district She is always n dangerous factor n this district where the ex- citement is getting intense, and it is needless to say that her friends and admirers who have supported her since the commencement of the con- test are very anxious to see their fayorite acclaimed the winner of one of the Trips.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-16

will be counted after today until the judges make the final count. When the votes are taken from the ballot box today the keys will be turned over to the judges who have been selected
 to pres de over tho finsl counting of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-16
+ | | | | | < < ++ +& + | | | | . q . +% SOCIETY :
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SOCIETY
Daughters of the King.

The Daughters of the King of Trim lty church will meet with Mrs w. q. Dallenbaugh, No. 319 West Eleventh avenue, Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-16
Young Ladies Club.

The Young Ladies Club of the First Methodist church will meet Saturday afternoon with Mrs H. B. Strange. at 2:oo o'clock, at her residence on West Fourth avenue. Plans for the Christ mas fair to be given on December [ will be perfected at this meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-16
roc FAR AHEAD TO LOSE.

Not only yourself but your friends who have assisted you so generously in the race, with the idea in view that you are going to be a winner, will be sorely disappointed in you if you lose by a few thousand votes. Put on little extra effort and energy the next few days. It will all be ovel before you know it and you may be sorry that you did not get few thous- and more votes to outclass your near est competitor. Do it now; do not wait until you lose and then lament the past, but get every subscription today.
 kOntest kOmment.
 The Bargain days will keep things humming from now until the close. The last offer of the contest; and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-16
Today is Your Last Chance to Have Your Paper Votes
 Counted. NOW, WHO WILL WIN? Read tine Conditions 0f tine contest Closely and no Not Be Left
 in the Lurch.
LEADERS IN THE
 GRAPHIC CON <. ; j ' ,

+ District No. l. * Miss Maggie Stephens, + Mrs. Ruth Harrell Spencer, + Miss Fannie Hardin, + District No. 2. + Geo. w. Lovejoy, < Miss Stella Matz, j. Miss May LeLaurin,
 <. District No. 3. .s' Miss Mary Tague,
 <. Mrs. A. J. Gray,
 + Miss Pearl Smith,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-16

remain in their possession until they len the box for the last time.
 WlWotes that have already been is
 be in the ballot box at this
 ster than g o'clock Sat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-16
CTIVT CATE $3O.OO Suit for $l8.75 OOl OALE THE HUR, 119 West Second Ave-

morning and see some of those fr!ende of yours who took the paper for 2 short period as they are waiting fo' you to call on them again for thei extention. Remember, that if the, Were new when you turned them il before they will count you the sam as new this time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-16
Tenpus Fugit.

You of course realize that the nA four days will be yonr very last portunity to secure votes and 6 scriptions as the contest will posibs' 1y close as advertised, and # yohf not have enoughz7otes 10 win theteet will moi have another chance to res up for the time that you have 9"0t the past. Ii will be far better t. ''' by a majority Of 10o,o00 voloa tls@. losp by the votes yoH could get on short term subscription Hustle u Mcek as ueycr before as no doubt ( cry cash subscription will be nect salN for Nnu i0 win
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-16

Mrs. Billie Williamson ported to be very sick at on East Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-16
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alA which has beed Q the signature q
 HnAer his ped S since it's infans1 sceive ysu in thi| sl-as-good" are b1
 i ,ngcr the health ( sainst ExperirneI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-16
] Y A

for Castor Oil, Pa $. 1t is Pleasant" ,o nor other Marc ,t,, It destroys No $ 4Biarriiae8 and n .ia.S, cares fI91stilf1 s1o Food, regulates !t4ly :9.ld natural sl tj,tr ; k.ricIl{ls
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-22
Copreo BXtranjero
LAS INIJNDACIONEs EN- FRANCIA
PARIS A OSCURAS.- FUNCIONES
DE TEATRO CON CANDLES.

La poblaci0n Sc ha encOntrado entera-
mente oscuras sin que sc viera mas luz
que la de las hogueras que tenian los
soldados en- el campo, y las linternas de
los centneIas instalados en- barcas en- las
GALES avenidaS inundadas.
Los Campos Eliseos, generalmente llu-
minad1simoS, Sc wen muy debllmente
alumbrados por algunas linternas.
Los boulevards, tan aIegres Siempre.
estan slenciosos y desiertoS. Los hoteIeS
Y cafes Sc alllmbran escasamente con We
las, . faroles venecianos.
La mayoria de los teatros estan &c
rrados; sin embargo en- "La Comedia
Francesca, sc dan las representaciones
acostumbradas. Mr.. Claretie, anuncio
al escaso auditorio. que HLa Comedia
Francesa no guerra cerrar sus puertas.
"Trabaiaremos diio con candies, como
en- tiempos de Moliere, y demostraremos
al mundo que Paris es tan heroico como
cn tiempos de la Rev0hIci0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-22

Tn concejero ha proteStado contra las
exageraciones que circular en- ell eXtran-
Jero de que 4 consecuGncia de los ger
menes infecciosos, cuando Sc retiren las
aguas, Paris no sera mas que una inmen-
sa metropolis. Esta, por el contrario, evil
dentemente demostrado que el gObierno
ha tornado las mas minuciosas precaucio-
nes y que no hay NADIA que temer 81 el
pueblo sigue las instrucciones dadas por
Ell Ministerio de hygiene.
Ademas ell gobierno Y ell municipio
han distribuldo por 81 mismos mas de
1.250.000 frances. tomados sobre los fon-
dos de la subscription de la prensa, Y que
han envado distintas sociedades benG-
fcas aut0ridades locales de los puebl0S
Y aIdeas de los arrabales.
La prensa demuestra especial gratitud
por los espontaneoS ofrecimentos hechos
del extranjero, y hace particular men
ci6n de las manifestations de simpatla
que Hogan de los Eotado> Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-22
LA RETIRADA DE LAS AGUAS.-
PRECAUCION DE Los We
CINOS.

Ha podido empezarse a apreciar la
baiada de las aglIas EN- varias GALES, en-
las que va no Sc puede ir en- barcas.
Las aguas siguen llenando las alcanta-
rillas.
Ell aqua ha llegado a la sala de bar
nizado del museo del Louvre En- el no
veno departamento Sc habian colocado
varias bombas destinadas a vaciar los So
tanos de varios bancos; pero los vecinos
de! harrio temiendo que el aqua extraida
de eSe modo pudiera inundar en- seguida
los S0tanos de sus casas, rompieron las
tuberiaS con cuchillos y fue necesario que
iptervniera la policia para restablecer
el orden
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-22
LOS TRAPEROS DE GENNENIL-
IITERS.-ESCENAS DOLO-
ROSAS.

Una de las c0nSecuenclaS mas trlSteS
de Ia inundaci6n, rs Ia penosa Situaclon
porque atraviesa el gremio de los trape-
ros. Lo forlna unas sois mil personals, da
las que la cuarta parte son nllos, y pue-
de asegurarse que son los pobres mas
pobres de Paris Todas las mananas pr
mera hora atraviesan .el Sena para reco-
GER los desechoS de la gran poblaci0n.
Su pueblo 10 componia un grupo de
miserables casuchas formadas de terra
pizarra. en- cuyo interior no Sc velan
mas que obietos destrozados de todas
clases. Cuando Sc rompi0 el dique, los
torrentes que Ilegaban del Sena barrleron
con todo. Los traperos que. Sc encontra-
ban en- sllS caSaS. tomaron en- brazoS Il
slls hiios. casi todos medic desnudoS, y
huyeron para alvar Sus vldas. Ell trlo
los hacia Sufrir cruelmente, hasta que
algunas horas mas tarde, las autoridadeS
pudieron albergarlos en las escuelas pu-
blicas de los pueblos colindantes.
Para todos ellos la inundaci0n ha 81
do una ruina irreparable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-22
DepartanentO de Ane|nIIa

Mayaguez AZ admtidos, 1872 en- trata-
mento, s curadOs
San German, II admitidos, 50 en- ira
tamiento 8 curadoS.
Sabana Grande, 13 admitidos, 64 en-
tratanientO, s curados.
Cabo Rojo, 81 admitidos, 112 Ell trata-
miento. curad0s.
Maricao, admitidos, 291 entratamien-
TO, II curados.
Anasco, 20 admitidos, 2S5 en- trata-
mento, II curados, l fallecido.
Lajas Is admitidos, "a en- tratamiento,
II curados
Total: 1G7 admitid0s 1851 Ell tratl-
miento. rs curados, l fallecido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-22
Nj UN SOLO ROBO EN- PARIS
SACERDOTES Y HERMANAS
DE LA CARLOAD.

A peSar de los rumOres que Sc han
propalado. ell gobierno no intenta pro
clamar la ley marcial.
Las regioncs inundadas las vigila la
autoridad militar a fin de evitar los ro-
bos
Los soldados tienen orden de tirar So
bre los malhechores, sorprendidoS Ell fla
granite deIte
Hasta ahora no Sc ha dado ning1n ca
50 en- Paris; pero suele ocurrir alguno
fuera de la poblaci6n.
En- Charenton sorprendieron los sol
dados a una partida de ladrones muy
bien organizada, que estaba en- su facna
de robar.
En- Ivey, los zuavos mataron dos
ladrones otros dos en- Brie.
Ahora los bandidos ejecutan sus robos
en- las rcgioneS 1esvastadas al rededor
de Paris Sc dice que varios pueblos han
sdo saqueados
Los diarios refieren numerosOS actoS de
heroismo llevados cabO pOr los sacerdo-
tes que dia noche ayudan a los sol
dados en- AlfortviIle en- la obra de saliva
mento.
Las hermanas de la caridad van de
casa en- casa, salvando en- muchos casoS,
a desgraciados que estaban a punto de
perecer de inanici0n.
TOMANDO MEDIDAS SANITARIAS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-22
jDeSe0b1 Napoleon 0 hS10-
1lIe1I0 DEL duQue de [ngnIGD?

Desde hace mas de un siglo ha sIdo
una question muy debatida 81 el fusila-
miento del duque de Enghien Sc hab1a
verifcado por eXpreso deseo de Napo-
leon. 81 el tribunal lie guerra habia
pronunciado el fallo fatal sin una orden
directa del primer consul, pero 81 en- la
suposci6n de obrar en- e sentdo de este
Esta question aparcce ahOra SoluclOnada
en- los ''Lettres ct documents pour servir
a histoire de Joachim Muat'', publ
cados recientemente en- Paris Jno de los
documentos mas esencialeS eS una car5a
de Bonaparte su cunado MDrat fecha-
da del 20 de MARIO de 1904. cuyo conta-
nido es Ell Siguiente:
En- la adiunta encontrara usted una
determination referente al duque de En-
ehien Nombrara ustcd presidente del
co0seio de guerra al general Hulin; q
conseio Sc compondrd, ademas, del CO.
rouel lei regimiento Is de cabalIeria, de
los coroneles de los regimientos /, IS y
90 de nfanteria de uno de los corono-
les dc la guardia de Paris; el ayudanje
del battalion de la "gendarmerie d eli
te" funcionara como acusador pubIlco.
Dara usted 0rdenes para que Joaquin,
81 iefe del escuadr6n de la "gerdarme-
RE d d3lite Sc traslade lImedla'amen'9
FlhceilheS' III ''' ''.',''' "' '''' ,.,,
,,,7,,,+, Ia 6s+o
Nandara uSted. ademas. que 40 hombres
de gendarmerla y oo numeroS de las o'-(
i'I''l''S '''''' '
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>, :4o ,,a1;a+a,,o,+o =
,. >, o;,o,+oao soa anita
, o !, l>, oa+;os
o
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-22

ra ell cOnsumidOr, en- que este no compra
tabacos manoseados, como los de los ca
jones grandes, que han perdido va al
gun aroma, y, tambi6n, en- que lie dan
cierta autenticidad al artIculo. Tn ma
70 de cuatro de ocho tabacos, encerra-
do en- una cajita intacta, siempre ms
pirara menos desconfianza que esos cua-
tro Il ocho tabacos sueltos en- una GAIA de
cincuenta.
Dicen los alemanes que 'nO hay ne
gocios malos, sino negocios NAL trabaja-
dos " Yo no tengo competencia para
decidir 81 esta bien o NAL trabajadO ell
negocio del tabaco cubanO, en- ell que hay
hombres de mucha inteligencia; pero es
possible que para sacarlo de la crisis ha-
va que modernizarlo bastante y adoptar
''metodos agresivos' como dicen los
americancs olyi,iar apiel llo de que 'el
buen pano Sc vende en- la tienda des-
plegar mucho push