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The Detroit times., 1910-10-03

Four more new worlds records
were made last week. thus keeping
up the rapid progress in the reduc-
ton OF the trottlng speed limit that
has marked 1910 as one of the
epochal years in the history OF the
sport.
The Grand Circuit clans never
gathered at the Columbus track with
out CID Father ffmr being the -reeffi-
ent OF some body blows-and three
more We're landed upon his ancient
but unannihiable anatomy there. First
aud most important of them was that
delivered by The Harvester. Starting
TO beat his worlds stallion record OF
2;0l II. made the previous week at
Syracuse, he finished the mile in 2:0l
fiat, under circumstances not the
most favorable for success and in a
manner arguing that the chance of
his reaching the two-minute mark be
fore the season closes is rosy. Next
came the king of threeyearolds. Col
orado +. Although not urged TO his
limit, this marvellous colt finished the
second heat OF his race--the fourth
futurity that he has won In success.
sion this season--in 2:O5 "a, thus re-
The Detroit times., 1910-10-03

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-From the New
York Athletic clubs pier at East 23d-
St. down the East river. under the
big bridges, through waters roughened
by the wash Of many ships; then out
beyond the Battery and the harbor and
into the tossing sea: then battling
through the choppy water on Norton's
point and finally landing within half a
mile OF the Steeplechase pier at Coney
Island-the whole distance II miles
this was the astounding performance
OF small. sturdy, sixteen-year-old
girl, Rose Pitonof. Boston lass.
Miss Pitonof. In her great swim. out,
did her former record, when she swan
from the Charlestown bridge TO Bos-
ton light. IL 1-2 miles.
In her New York-to-Coney swim
Miss Pitonof had as a rival Mrs Clara
Hurst Bouton. young woman OF su-
perbly powerful and 1.-THE frame and
wonderful endurance. She Is the hero
inc OF many long-distance swims, and
last year wore out all but one man
of a field of 81 who started with her
TO swim from Brooklyn bridge to
Coney Island.
But little Miss Pitonof defeated her
by ave minutes. Both swan the same
distance, but the Boston sprite did II
In Ave hours and six minutes. while
Mrs. Bouton was In the water house
and IL minutes.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-03
HARNESS RECORDS
ARE FALLING FAST

dnclng his championship mark Of
2:OG IL. made three weeks before 1t
ReadyilIe, BY three-quarters OF q Sec
ond. What Colorado's limit 10 re-
mains still unknown, for he was pull
cd mp at the end OF this mile. Should
he be driven oat for the purpose at
I.exington. We desire TO 40 on record
ms predicting that. with all things fav-
orable. he viii touch. possibly excel,
2.Ol Thirdly. the fouryear-oid 1lly
.foari- winning tAa- $la. 600 Hoster-
Columbus stake. trotted two consecu-
tive heats in 2:06 IA each. lowering
The race record for her age, sex and
gait from the 206 l-2 made by Ruth
Dillon when she won the same event
two years ago. This race was one OF
the most exciting ones, as two
horse contest. the struggle being ex-
clusively between the winner and
Dude Archdale. ever seen. and while
the FLY succumbed to her older an
tagonist in the third and final heat,
she had already clinched the honors
and approved herself little wonder.
The fourth worlds record to 60
during the week was that for trotters
over half-mile track. which the i'm
perial Uhlan reduced from 2:06 -
TO 2,05 IA at Allentown, Pa.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-03
EVERS' LEG
TO BE SET
IN PLASTER

CHICAGO. Oct. 3.--Physlcians OF
the West Side hospital today set the
fracture In Johnny Eyers right leg.
Tomorrow or Wednesday the ankle
will be placed in plaster east anG II
is certain the crack second baseman
will be compelled 20 watch the worlds
series fro mthe grand-stand.
Evers arrived here yesterday from
Cincinnati where he was injured Sat
urday. and was taken at once To the
hospital. His leg was put in an ice
pack.
Ii is hard for Johnny TO realize that
he will not be able 10 play In the big
games. but he said today that he ex-
pected zimmerman. who will take his
place. 10 prove one Of the stars of the
series.
II believe Zimmerman will be the
surprise Of the series" said Evers. 4
am sure he will hit Bender ana
Coomhs well. and will he much better
than me against Plank and krause.
the left-handers."
Eyers was delighted with the news
that the Cubs had cinched the pen'
nant in Cincinnati yesterday. and SAID
that although Il seemed the final nall
inp of the flag had been delayed. the
team did not want 10 end the race IN
Boston last week.
1T will be remembered we won the
flag in 1906, and you VIII also remeni-
Der what the Sox did TO us In the
worlds series" said Johnny. Most
OF the players are superstitions.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-03
CASE WILL
PROVE EASY

In seasons past the Michigan team
always has had quit battle with
Cass school OF Cleveland. The folks
from the other end OF the lake never
had much OF a chance for beating
Yost's men but they gave them quite
a tussle.
This year Case is likely TO prove
easy for the Ann Arbor aggregation.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer com
ments as follows upon the calibre of
the Case squad
While there are many candidates
out for the team there is scarcity Of
heavy men who possess speed The
big men are slow. while the numer-
Gus speedy players in the squad are
light. The candidates for end who
have speed are McOmbeT. Hird and
Seth. but they are small. Brandt and
Kipka are not real fast but they have
the experience and make their speed
count or the new inemen the work
of Sherman has been the most inn
pressive thus far,
Yesterdays practice consisted
mainly OF line charging. In this work
the line candidates showed that they
have a lot OF work ahead OF them 10
get into condition to cope with Michi-
gan a week from today.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-03
T0OAY'S ENTRIES
AT LOIrIsyILLE.

First Race---Selling: i-year-old and
up; 5le furlongs: Galley Slave. 101;
xEye White. 1902: Star Venus. 1903;
Christina, 103 Mettie Beraud. los.
Gypsy King. loo: Ada Meade, loo; Ben
Double, los; Dominus Arvi, 1O9; Follle
Levy. ia; Emperor William. 1l3; Sell
wiki liz.
second Race-purse: maiden 2-year-
old. 5h furlongs. Hazel Burke. 100
10s. Embellish, 1903; Senator Hubble.
1lg. Rompie. 19e: Euclid, lO9, Receive
112; Colston. liz: Star Blaze, 1i2. Oid
Boy. liz; Fair Star. 112; Sir Dawn. H.
Third Race-Selling: 3-year- old mile
and 20 yards: Salian. 81; Iahra Hatch
iecoon. 81: Glaze Dia, 9s: Diction, 103
Icarion. 103 Indian Maid. LOG. Fereno
los: Rice Grain. 109. Royal Report, 1l2
Tom Bigbee. lis.
Fourth e--fIardicap: Swear oid
and up. furlongs Handozaretta, los,
Schooimarm, 1903: Trance, i09: Harri-
gan. 112. Tony Bonero. l12. Glorlo
1l6; kim Pippin, III; Prince Gal, li9
Fifth Sace-aPurse; 2-year-old; =
81. Iwalani, 81: Gen. Ferguson, ~
Robert Bruce 81 Scarlet Pimpernei
100 James Nc, 100; Body Boyer. 100
E.Nemplar. l0l; Pitapat 1Q1 RUBY
knight. 10i: Delaney. i0l: HectaRon
los. I.ahold. ll2
sixth Race-SeIling 3-year-old and
up: mile and 20 yards. Louise X. i03
Ornamosa 1903; The Earl i03 Sallic
Preston. 100. Davy. lO5. Miami l05
Camel, l0G. Pirate Diana. l07: Mamie
Algol. 1907. Peter Pender. 107. Queen
Marguerite, Hans. ll2
apprentice allowance claimed
The Detroit times., 1910-10-03
DO YOU LIE?
SEE BATCH

The bows over in the Free Press
sport department have pulled the hot
test Joke of the season. they We
formed THE Liars League" and have
hung up. an automobile with four
strings.
Sportwriter Tom Jones conceived
the noble idea and hiked out 10 ~
cent store. one OF those nothing
over" places. He invested four bits
In dummy gasoliner. the l0c en-
porium getting around the extra 40
by charging Toe each for wheels and
ten for tires.
The auto has been strung up by
strings from the chandelier. Ardent
amateurs prone TO boas of batting
ability. returning heroes from the
minor leagues and occasional rival
scribes who drop in for moments
chat get due credit for tales told.
Just now Batch himself is hitting
$50 while McConachie OF the Cass
club and s. & 8. Is close second
with .t27. Mack would have done
better but he booted a couple and
was out of the race two days With a
sore throat. Bob Grogan dropped
the other night and hit thousand
right of the jump, bur struck out
three times last week, and Dropped a
few points.
Some OF the budding young umpires
about 10 come home would do we'll,
but they are barred. n the scribes
keep or coming too strongly they viii
be ruled ont on the grounds OF being
professionals.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-03
CYCLE RACES
ARE SPEEDY

A big crowd saw the motorcycle
races at the State Fair Sunday A
yellow dog almost created disorder
before the flyers in one race came
around. He was chased just in time to
prevent a serious spill. Merz, on a
ying Merkel, got into a rut In the
back stretch and skidded along for a
hundred feet. His machine finally
righted itself and he completed the
mile in Sc seconds.
There were no accidents and the big
crowd saw lot of close finishes The
summaries:
Fve-mile novice race-A NJ. Carter
(Merkelj. 1rst: time, 5:43 3-5; w. J.
Harcourt, second; B. Gault. third.
Twenty-hyemile race, open for sim
gle cyIinders-fiarry Nixon (MerkeD
first, 24:25: James Butler, second; B.
Gault. third.
Ten miles for private owners-Don
klark Qndian). ilrst, 1850 As; w. j.
Harcourt. second; Jake Groll. third.
Time trials-Harry Nixon (MerkeD
:53 70 seconds Zone mfle): J. z. Merz,
:55 2-5; Don Klark, 80 2-5: Harvey
Bernard, "a Is.
Unknow distance, two miles-Don
klark (Indian), first, Ill So IS; J. z.
Merz. second; Harry Nixon. third.
Five miles for club members-Don
klark Undian). first, S.. as; Abe
Weitzman, second.
riaif-hour race. ~. Merz (Merkle)
81 miles; Harry Nixon and Don Klark,
80 IA (s1il under protest).
The Detroit times., 1910-10-03

Cnance machine was az Its best and
running smOot-est. The Cubs have
gone back and the Mackmen has ar
rived. ale lance crowd will he up
against a suffer proposition in the
Mackmen OF 1910 than they encoun-
tered in the White kox OF 1906. the
Tigers OF 1907 aud 1908 and the Com
iskeyites OF last fail.
Any time team can win a pennant
in the American league by a margin
such as the Athletics own. they must
be set down as he greatest machine
that ever represented a city in the
Johnsonian organization. The races
Heretofore have been very close, some
OF them being decided on the last day
OF the season. The standard Of base
ball In the National league this sea.
son has not been IN 10 that in the
American and therefore the Athletics
loom up as a stronger club than TIE
cubs.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-03
HARVARD SHOWS
BEST FOOTBALL
Experts Agree That Team Takes Ad-
vantage OF New Rules-Lins
Cams Are Difficult.

NEW YORK. Oct a-w,th a.. g..
han da.,h a,ra.,,'.. 'A .Ae 'ooe
80" ''eaay 'eported ana score
UT more OF injuries In Saturdays
games the experts are rapidly reach.
INK that the opinion thar tha nov
game is as dangerous. as before TIE
rev.sionists operated on the rulex.
The game between Yale ana 6vrn.
cuse Saturday, both supposed 10 ran.
resent the best OF modern football
resulted in eight IN eight inJuries two
OF which were serious. Bocans1 u
this coaches are now asking II II q
possible 10 eliminate the dannors ftorh
the game.
Up 70 date the followers or -
game are agreed thar aarvard ~.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-03
ARE BEST CLUB
EVER IN LEAGUE, SAYS BANG

Ed Bang, sporting editor OF the
Cleveland News. and one OF the best
posted men In the league agrees with
the assertion OF The Times last week
that the Athletics stand where tine
Cubs stood three years ago A month
ago The Times made the assertion
that Philadelphia owned the best ball
club that ever came into the American
league
Here is what Bang had 10 say Fri
day In the Cleveland News, along
these same lines:
Il look upon the Athletics OF to-
day as lie Cubs of 1907, when the
The Detroit times., 1910-10-03

The United Stem Engineers of De
troit. federation OF six different
bodies Of steam engineers. has writ.
ten to George r. Codd regent of the
University Of Michigan, asking him to
take steps TO secure the services of
instructors in the university to give
lectures on technical subjects. omen
to members of the organization. with
view TO promoting IL efficiency Of
operating engineers The organiza-
tion has rooms In the Wayne County
Savings bank building.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-03

Two-base hits-CTawford. OLeary .,
Wallace, nirke. Three-base hit--Stone
Home run-Nelson. Sacrifice hits
Stone. Works, Kirke > stephens
O'Leary. Double play--Hartzell. Briggs
and stephens. Passed ball-Schmidt.
Stolen bases-Crawford. -. Jones r.
3, on Nelson g. Struck out-By Works
3, by Nelson T. Left on bases-St
Louis s. Detroit IL. Time-2:0l. I'm
pire-Evans.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-03
BIG SPEED CARNIVAL
FOR SOUTHERN CITY

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. New Or
leans first annual speed carnival VIII
be held Nov. 24-27, inclusive. Horses,
automobiles and flying machines will
take part. The famous PAGER. Dan
Patch, 1:55h. wiwll head the list OF
harness horses, of which there will be
probably 100 or more, including Minor
Heir, 1881; Hedgewood Boy, 2:01 !,
Lady Maud c.. 2:02%, and George
Cano, 2:02k.
The New Orleans speed carnival rs
being organized by the merchants
committee of lhe Business Mems
league, and is designed to develop into
Q great annual fair. The date selected
follows the closing of the Louisiana
and Mississippi state fairs, and the
best attractions at these fairs will be
drawn.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterday Results.
Chicago S. Cincinnati 4.
Pittsburg 5, 81. Louis 0.
Today's Games.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Pittsburg at ST. Louis.
New York at Boston.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-03
The Mans failed TO hIt Doc ~

The New York bureau OF weights
and measures has an exhibit AZ Mad
ison-sq. garden. where the names OF
grocers and butchers suspected OF dis
honesty are made public. ~
The Detroit times., 1910-10-03

Snort LENGTHS

Newark and Rochester made big
money In the Eastern league this sea-
son
The Boston Nationals and SO. Louis
Americans are the two clubs that have
not won SO games.
.
McGrnw was = little sore at Josh
Devore the other day and Josh began
talking about his new room Its a
dandy place said Josh. "All finished
I'm hardwood" Yes" interrupted
McGraw. especially when you are in
IT," Since then Devore has not dis
cussed his domicile on the bench
EIEin, III, high school football play
ers suspended for swearing. oh. fuss
budgets.
The y. a y. team lost 60 Toledo of
the American association, Sunday. by
a score OF to Four hits were made
or James and Yingling.
The Maps failed 10 hit Doe white
successfully on the Sabbath and made
no runs Chicago got five. The Maps
had eight men stranded on bases while
the Sox had only three left.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-03
Rose pnon0f, i6-YeaT-Oid Mermaid,
Asfounds Experts by Shift I'm Water

Tape Measure Proves.
Miss Pltonof Husky
Height 4 feet 10 inches.
Neck. IL Ia inches.
Shoulders, 80 inches.
Chest, 80 Ia inches.
Bust. 80 l-2 inches.
Upper arm, III inches.
Waist. rs Ia inches.
Forearm, 3 As inches.
Wrist. Inches.
Hips. 50 inches.
Thigh, 81 SIS inches.
Knee, IL inches.
Calf, IA inches.
Ankle. s l-2 inches.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-03

yos PristisG Done Right. Times
Printing Co., No. Is John R.-st Call
Main 1898. or City s3ss.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-03
h1ASIMG
7HE AUTO
INJURIES
STILL COME

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Oct. 3.-That
y new football rules have not
minated all chances OF serious IN
- vas evidenced In saturdays
- n this state, when Arthur IA.
rht. Of Oakland. N. Y, end OF the
100 team, received serious IL
<Stnl injuries during q game at
61ofown. and the xore or less ser
injury 10 i've other college play
t1<ht's injuries are about the
He condition is SAT- to be most
- rrn1ty-worcesier Polytech-
I1ne az Hartford. Fullback Hud-
ne former team. was taken
nnlfnl with broken ankle.
p ~ men were injured In the
~ he. yohn Field, nalfback,
~11ht Shoulder Gislocated and
~ - out OF the game for
ID NJ. Someister. end,
~ ooz r. n. Merritt were
The Detroit times., 1910-10-03

scrfmmase for the first time this week
Preparations are being made for the
Case game of next Saturday The Case
people are tricky. 30 some new foot
hall may - uncovered
The Detroit times., 1910-10-03
BUEL0W BENEFIT GAME
ON THIS AFTERNOON

The Tigers ana picked team will
play that benefit game for Fred
Buelow this afternoon at Bennett
Park. Don't overlook the fact. A
liberal supply of tickets has been sold,
but there is plenty OF room left In
the park
The game will be no farce, but will
be a contest, and il will afford Detroit
people an opportunity OF seeing lot
Of native sons VIII ohave made good
in the minor leagues.
The Cubs have won the National
league pennant Sundays victory over
Cincinnati clipchcd the flag Reulbach
bad The honor of hinging the game,
but ne Allowed Ten hits He pitched
out of some tight places
Two champion teams, the Tigers
and Pirates played iu rival leagues at
81 Louis. SUNDAY They both stopped
~ the Planters hotels. and held ses-
siCns Of mutual regret Next year.
YOU know, il coming
The Detroit times., 1910-10-03
BASEBALL STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Detroit IL, st. Louis Z.
Chicago 4. Cleveland o.
Today's Games.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Washington at New York
The Detroit times., 1910-10-03

Disseminating gentlemen
T5Ey1 p1Urtug wxgers ca the
worlds series. having in mind
bet or two on
v " Y. ~. the Athletics, must
q s ~ 80" be filled with chag-
\ A 80 49, rim over their de-
s. IL lay. II looks as
0sont. though the soft
stun. meaning to
III zone. The unfortunate acci
~ John Evers Saturday will no
have . big lnnueRce on placing
10. Evers, through. much pub
Nm come to be looked upon as
hroins Of the Cub defense. Ger
nv With Joe Tinker. Harry Stein
ond Ilusk Chance he formed the
kono Of Z most remarkable In
Not 90 brilliant q fielder as
I.n1oie, he always had a trick or
- reserve and drew credit for
Inx lot OF stun that pulled his
at o. the tight places.
- VIM not perform In the big
k His b. oxen ankle will keep
- crutchcs until snow flies. at
This materially reduces the
800 az the National league rep
m>2t1Yoo. although We have sort
nm o. the opinion they were due
y rod beating with all hands
Ioas a. Evers recalls the oft
111o1 nnoertion Of Manager Chance
~ I'm club Ii no stronger than It's
1Itutoo. Chance. for the past few
knn been fortunate I'm having a
~ two IN reserve much better
tho average regular owned by
e<hor clubs. Evers' absence Will
1,~ to the front Zimmerman,
Ss inlleldor and good hitter. Who
~ what he may dot II Ii pos
fo VIII distinguish himself as
zuAhe ala when the White Sox
1900 the Cubs. Robe hit IKE =
u and broke up . couple OF
1|Sn ofter which he reverted to MS
1nol standing and soon departed
fKo Southern league where ne Is
- ordinary player today.
~ ,,eeins to look as though the new
{e,oIi rules were grossly over-estf
~ or that the demon coiiesianS
pretty strong
4 ~ d0ugh-head New Rules
~I III date none
~ contrasting Are
1n1 have as Big Joke.
18yed anything
~ faint desire
S@K1 ndvnntage OF the opportuni-
<1or. open and trick plays the new
The Detroit times., 1910-10-03

,eeins to look as though the new
l,0ll rules were grossly over-estr
~ or that the demon coiieglans
The Detroit times., 1910-10-03

There is talk already OF the National
Commission setting down its mighty
foot on prizes for leading batters and
The Detroit times., 1910-10-03

ID. A. Fletcher. the untiring pro-
moter, was in st. Louis over SUNDAY
talking third league. He VIII place
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-12
La ve|ada de anoche

Ell ''Teatro Municipal" Sc VIC muy
concurrido. Mucho pnblico en- todas las
localidades. Los mas caracterizados IL
brepensadores y espiritistas de la isla,
estaban anoche en- ell Municipal.
Ell acto di6 comienzo algo mas tarde
de la hora aunuciada, porque ell autom6-
vii que traia al senor Matienzo al Pa
Dire Torrente sufri6 en- ell camino varias
averias.
Los oradOres exceptO ell senior Galvez
Otero, no hablaron en- ell turno que te-
nlan aslgnado en- ell programa.
Despues del senior Galvez que tenia
Isu cargo el discurso de aperture hizo
uSo de la palabra el senior Matienzo Gin
tron; despues ell Padre Torrente y, por
ultlmo, ell senior Lopez Landr6n.
Todos fueron aplaudidisimos, por ell
auditorio tornado en- SUI gran mayoria
de esplrltistas Y librepensadores.
En- la Ultima parte del discurso del
ilcenciado Torrente, Santiago IgEesias
con una interruption que fue muy ex-
preslvamente condenada por eI p1blico,
provoco casi un trlmulto.
Sonaron repetidisimos gritos de: fue-
ra ! fuera ese!... Y ante la indignada
actltud del p1blico, la policia oblig6 q
Santiago Iglesias abandonar la sala.
Los senOres Galvez Otero Torrente
apaclguaron la excitada concurrencia
y Santiago lglesias rescatado por ell pa
DIRE Torrente de las manos de la policfa
ocupo una Silla en- ell escenario.
Una voz desde ell pGblico diio: lque
liable Santiago lglesias!
Pero el senior Lopez Landr6n, con muv
ouen Sentldo, evito esta complication
eomenzando su breve discurso que, como
los anterlores, fu6 muy aplaudido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-12
PrelardpiHe para NaVidad
CONVENE QUE LA POLlCIA TO
NE CARTAS EN- Ell ASUNTO

Llamamos Ia atenci6n de la poliefS
acerca de los robos que Sc cometen q dia>
rio en- Santlrce.
En- sitiO tan c6ntrico como el que ocu~
pa la casa del doctor Munoz han deSa-
pareeido, amteanoche y anoche, aves de-
corral
Anoche, ademas, los gastr6nomos'a
penetraron en- la despensera de la casa dc
un americana que vive por aquelIos lu-
cares, llevandose cuanto en- ella fabfa.
EsperamOs que Sc pOnga coto q estaS
demasias que, por 10 frecuentes, enpie-
zan preocHpar los vecinos de San--
turce q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-12
HemOs dic|1o aIgo'"2

Santiago Igleslaa 4a eoIducldO esta
cue llama 'pol6mica Elor,osa para Ell,
~ no dudamos que 10 ~ea1-a un te-
rreno en- que no es possible seguir con
servandO la seriedad
Pero no Sc haga ilusiones. no. Por
ESQ no dejaremos de Iiaraarle al 6rden
v de pomer coto @us de>manes orato-
rios cada vez que ~ haea imdispensa-
BILE.
Nosotros no huinos nj Siquiera da-
mos un paso atra@.
Comprendera el que eStima glorio-
sisima una polemica con noSotros, q. no
vamos temer sus ataQues, nj nos va
mos a doler de sua uAsplantes.
Pero comprender3 Santiago lglesias,
Y con 6l los suyo8, aue entire nosotrOs
Y el 8 6llos. no putsfa haber NADIA per-
Sonalmente.
Nuestra discussion .,s dt ser de ten
dencia tendencia, ) ), = quiere mejor,
de potencia potenc.s
FL BOhETIN, representa- en- la prem
Sa del pais-oigalo bjan el pequeno bur
"u6s-una tendenoia toLtamente opues-
Ia al m0vimiento aql5rG .ico que capita
nra cl maltrecho laabiar Socialista.
Cuando la insoleneia : la acometivi-
dad de tales elemento> dlega tOmar
actitudeS irrespctu0@a> + deScompues-
tas, encontraran eicmp~e de frente al
BOLETIN, para inp51ereS la compos-
tIra debida.
Y podemos hablaa .,l porque noso-
tros para NADIA necaai53rnoS, en- ninguna
6poca, nj Ell ningunf alrcunstancia del
cOncurso dcsmedrado rue en OcaSioneS
ofrece y alquila el org}0izador general
de la federation obrert 4ue ACADIA de
Sufrir Ell las eleccionaa t'4.irntes el mas
defnitivo aniquiA ttor de los fraca-
sos
Que, hablamoN o}1ro.
Nlfestras situacionA5 a~tan. pues. def
nidaS.
No son pol6mica4 v3l Santiago lyle.
sias las que buscamoa. son respetos los
que imponemos.
6Nadie Sc mcte alora con los respe-
tables clemento$ uIyt defensa asllmi-
mos contra la procHId4d desatada de
los asaHantes dcl taburete liberia ario
Plles, cntOnoe8, hem0> terminado.
Porque comprenierj Santiago lyle
sias que una polenlica con tl, no es cosa
que nos vaya dar ms . menos car
tel de periodistaS =.
Hcmos dicho algoF
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-12
Los progresses del
Club de Damas

Nuestra sociodad mas distinguida, Sc
prepara para asistir al esplendido bal
lie que dara el aristocratico "Club de
Damas', Ell dia catorce del corriente,
segllndo aniversario de la fundaci6n died
Club.
Fin estOs dlas han ingresado nueve so
cIas mas, todas pertenecientes q las pri-
mras familias de la isla.
Los peparativOs vienen hacienda
las distinguidas comisiOnes que inter
vienen en- la organization del s1intuOsO
baile hacen esperar que resulte un YER
dadero acontecimientO social.
FL traje exigido a los caballeros eA
el de etiqueta.
Las damas luciran elegantisima toi-
letteS