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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29
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I'm buen |ote

FL gobernardo Cotton. ha recibido
el siguiente partc del iefe de IA poll
Ella.
Senior:
En- adici6n al infol1ne DE las move
dades ocurridas en- la isla durante las
iltimas veinticuatrO horaS, tengo ell no
nor de communicable que aver cay6 en-
poder de la policia I'm lotc de bi8letes
de- loteria siendo todos premiados LoS
premioS ascienden 4 Ia srma de 5000
dollars
Muy rcSpetuOSancntc,
Jefe de la Policia Insu1ar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29
Nicolas Rivas

iIesnos' 4enido el gusto de Sa1adara
a nuestro esti1nado coanpanero Nicolas
Rvas, que ha llegado a San juan y per,
aqrf algunos diaS
Nicolas Rivas es am inspirado Poe1a,
ruyas producciones I'M publicad mr
s:}las veees el BOLETIN
Sea bicnvenidO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29

FL DOMINGO Sc verlhcl ei beneticlo de
la eminente mezzo -80pr3n0 Regina Al
varez. que fue ovacicnada y Obsequla-
da con bouquets y eorheiIles de flores
Sc pu,o IN escena 10. opera de Dom
zletti, "La Favorita Esl tenor Pa
ganelli, fu6 recibido como la Otra Yez
que cant6 La FaVoF1ta, con entu-
>iasmO grande. La Dransa hace de el
cIogios mjIltiples, eutna otros diclend0
que posee IN alma de verdadero ar
tsta, Qua sicnte 10 cue dice y dice
10 qme aiente con arte GIsuperable. Es,
en- suma. mo de los artistaS que mas
ha subyIg1do a nuestro pdblico, acaso
porque oI c1nero que cultiva es 81 que
mas agrapta Pero, eu realidad, y a
maestro juicio, en- Ia compania hay Gle
mentos dc mas waller ia senOrita A.
rarez, por ejemplo, y Il tenor Dl i5er
nardo, que = 10 mejo~ auc hemoS oho
en- su g6nero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29
La Sra, Echevcstc

Acompanada de su esposo, ha Negado
Il San Juan. la distinguida sonora do
na Rosa Echeveste, elemento princ;pa-
lisim0 de mest ra buena socindad
Ell BOL ETIN envian su s;LludO ii In
opulenta pareja que viene a la isla EN-
viaic de novioS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29
Ponce al dia

Para el dia 80 Sc IA seHalado Ia Wis
la. en- la Corte de diatrIto de esta clu
dad. de Ia causa que sc aigue contra Ma
nuel Antongiorgi, de Yauco, por ase-
sinato en segundo grado
Ell dia 5 de Djci9mhne 81 vera ante
la misma Corte de Doatrito, Ia de Gul-
Ilcrmo Izquierdo y Angel Quesada, cue
aSesinaron i Mariana DiVest.
Hay gran espectaci0n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29
Abandonan a |gg|esias 6
IlUYENDO DE LA EXPLOTACION

Aver hemos recibido los Siguientes
doclmentos, que transcribimos integra-
anente para cOnocIniento del publico,
Sr. Director del BOLETIN MER-
CANTHL
San Juan, p. r., 26 de Nov. de l9l0.
Distinguido senior:
Los que snscriben, Presidente, Secre
tario t'inanciero, REORGANIZATION Es-
pecial V varios miembrOs de la Union
Local de Carpinteros No. 1450' atilia Ia
3 la "Hermandad Unida de tarpinte-
r0S Ebanistas de America piden d
uested para que haga publico por medic
del BOLETIN, las siguientes NANTES
taciones. asa
Y de 10 que he anticipamoS la mas
eXpresivas gracias,
Manuel Vald6s, Prcsidentc; Jose So
70 Garcia, Secretario Financiero; Juan
Guerra Rivera, Nemesio l.. Soto, Jose
I. Tirado, Hilario Otero.
A los trabajad0res en- general.
;COmpaneros amigos de las lucha>
IN cl trabajo
Con VA mejor sinceridad cumplm0,
con nueStro deber anunciandoles, que
con cSta fecha nos scparamOs de Ia
Union Local de Carpinteros No. 1850 -
es decir de todo movimient0 de la fc
dera i5n Libre'', por 10 tanto quedan
rotoS t0dOs nuestr0S compromises con
ia tai INSTITUTION, perdiendo . renun-
clando todos los beneiicios Il que nos0-
s0troS sonOS acrecdOres haSta la fecha,
pcrdemos todos nnestrOs trabajos duran
te la labor de algunOS amos, de II unOS ,
otrOS de Sietc y otro de tres.
En- estos lapso de tempo hemoS CON
pletado todas nuestras encrglaS, hcm0S
trabajadO con pcrsistenria, y hemOS
cOtiZado nuestraS cuotaS durantc rO,
tantos amos que hemoS pertcnecido 3
la Federation Libre.
Nuestra separation pr6Virne prncl--
palmente de que no queremos seguIr
el mando del caciqne, del amo, gerente
organizador general, Mr.. Santiago lyle
sias. deSacredltadO ante la opinion pu--
hlina o1 c11al <sauIIn ca 40 AN S,t ,OoC n
de ser, desorganlza en- Vez de organl-
Ear; pues deSde su opulento pupitre
quiere dirigir la batalla en- contra de
hombres dignos h0nrados que le ha-
cen sonbra, lie desvelan, he quitan !
sueno, (segun GD para poderlos dis
tanciar del movimiento obrero. para
poder el, seguir su curso de ambiciO-
nes personales y bastardaS quc traen co
mo c0nsecuencia Ell derroche del dine
70 de nuestras Organlzaciones.
Tarde es mleStr0 desengan0i pcro al
fin hemos papado las realidades Y Pc
dimos con las mayorias de los trabaja
dores, la IRRADIAClON de este EN-
PERADOR, organizador general del
movimientO en- Puerto Rico, para cue
de esta manera Sc pueda nombrar IN
hombre educado moral que sea ca
paz de ilustrar y 0rganizar d las ma
sas ignorantes pOr ell senderO del be1,
y no por la constante perturbation.
rs cuantO tenemos que manifestar
por los presenfes m0mentOs
Manuel Vald6s, PreSidente; Jose So
to Garcia, Secretario Financiero; Juan
Guerra Rivera, Nemesio l.. Soto, Jose
f, TiradO, Otero
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29

FL 8abadp pasado, vtrloS drSocupados
81 entretenian en- insultar al yiejo co
nocido oo1 Il apodo de FL Tocino .
y este, ean.,ado, tir0 una piedra contra
clos. Va -ala fortuna quiso que fue-
ra hern d IN niiio que prescncia5a
la esccna, ,,ln interwenir Ell ella. Por
no ser la herida de grayedad, el padre
del mIchaeno no Ia uuerido dcnunciar
c i hecho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29

En- la pdsada noebe. ia desapare"i
,lo de aI casa, Tuia Vera, esposa de
Ricardo Baez. artesano domiciliado IA
la calle de Mtndez ViEo, No. IS
lula Viera daba muestra desde ha
&c tempo, de una perturbation men
tai, " ello Sc atribuye su cXtrano pro
rrder
Sc supono que Sc Aa refugiado cn el
ccrro del Vigia, pero todavia no Sc la
podido dar con ella
ES madre de meve ninos, y asl, e!
cuadro que ofrece Ia asa es doblemcn-
tr trste.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29

BESIDE hace varioa dias rirculo eI ~
NOR de que e) hcenciado Sep6veda
ocupara ell puesto de fiscal dc eSta Cor
IT, de Distrito, en- austituci0n del Senor
palacios Rodrig,iez, que 10 ocupa ac
tualmcnte y que pasa a la Cortr de llu
macao.
C0rrf< poHsa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29

Ourante eI siia de aver presto la poll
Cia los sIguientes servicIoS:
lnftsset.It6ln dt. las or1}t2lanzas muniel~
pales5- AIterar Ia paz l, Portar ar
mas prDhibidaS g lnfracc6n del regTa-
ment0 de carretersis /. Hurto menor- /,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29

LA posIcia sorprendi6 aver una .uga-
da7 eD esta capital, arrestando caforre
personals Tambi6n cogieron jo> guar
dlas, dos galios de pelea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29
SUCESOS
Ell PARTE POLICIACO
DISTRITO DE ANASCO

Anoche, en- ell barrio 'Daguey'', 81 in
dividu0 lnocencio Monies di0 muerte de
una punalada a Demecio Castillo. FL
agresor fue arreStado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29

I'll C&szao i'IertOrriqueno Sc instalars,,
en- tanto que se construye sn edificio pro
l'so, en- a seayHndo piso de la casa Or
doIsea- s /
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29
DISTRTTO DE CABO ROJO

En- el barrio "Llanos Tuna, 81 que
no an bOhio, propiedad de Juan Mon
talvo. SegGn la investigation practica-
da en- este caso, resulta ser un hecho
,.3Sual
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29
Oistinguido enterIno

Anoche Sc ha acentuado de au VI ode.
alarmante Ia enfern1edad que viene SIN
friendo maestro ilustre amigo, e1 iaeE
asociado del Supreme, don Jose Ma.
Figueras.
Con tan lanentable motive, el Goaai--
clio de maestro amigo Sc We concurri--
disiEoo
FL BOLETfN, hace votos por Ia me.
Jorfa Del enferTn0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29
DISTRITO DE MAYAGUEX

FL indlviduo Rafael Rodriguez (a)
Poeta, acllsado de asesinato en- la perSo-
ua de JESUS Vazquez, de Alasco, quien
se encuentra preso en- la carcel de Maya
gucz, trat0 de SuicidarSe con un vidrio
de bOtella
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29
EI duo Vidal
EN- Ell CINE LAS TRES BANDERAS

Con un Iieno extraordinario deb1a
to 81 duo Vidal
Los arGistas f1reron muy apiaudidos
Lo que cantan Y 10 que baiIan, no ofres
cc cscabrosidaddes de triple efecto, y
es agradable y gusta.
Esta noche, Ia segunda function
LAS peliculas que cornpetan al pro->
grsnaa, no pueden ser xnelores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29
DiSTRITO DE FAJARD0

Por tlclza de aquel distrito fue sor-
prend;da una jugada dc galIos, siendo
denunciaGoS ci1co indiviluos que toma-
ban parte en- la misina.
Por ataque con intenci0n de cometer
delito grave fuG arrestado en- ell pobla-
do de la Ceiba Genaro de Jesus Me
rndez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29

EI 6lDe sic la Piazza preaara una gran
frI1clOn para eStsa nOcbe-
III Drograma US .Duy ameno
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29

ESt.a noaIiana to,n0 puerto eI hermoso.
vapor trast!antico espanoL, =" Manuel Cal
va ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29

Sc encucntra en- San Juan. don .ius,-
Silva, de rlDncos-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-29

0jFf5 }'DHSd.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-09
From Another Point of View
Cutting out meat ought insure the Easter bonnet.

Cutting meato o the Easter bonnet
strike
There all have give for Lnt-4o cents
suggested
Gazer and he nearly week.
According painters Rockefeller also controls seed OIL That's
probably why linse stirred
prize word that will best describe
better word than Chicago
fashionable this which
fashion all and for waters
Surprising the south pole and R should
would
TO dc Copenhagening?
for killing
this
mpanlon a killing him Is
marriage in Wayne
d m b"ened in some instances by moving up
stairs ndpla 1t beside the judges bench
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-09
ANOTHER DANIEL

Did you get chance TO read Judge
Putnam's decision in that Brokaw di-
vorce case. trial OF which has been
making New York millionaire society
crawl under the bed? II you didn't,
YOU missed mighty good point.
Amongst other things his honor de-
cided that a married woman is EMIT
led TO the privacy OF her room and the
privilege OF rest whenever she de-
slres IL.
The fellow who will not grant his
wife privacy In her room. when she
wants il. is pretty much all brute or
pretty much all fool. Indeed. there
are wives for whom such privacy
should be encouraged. IL is a mighty
sight nicer having a wife letting of
what she thinks OF tardy dressmak-
er in a little swearing room OF her
own than telling IT to the wide. wido
world and some married men have
struck occasions when they would be
willing to take wiley up In their arms
and tenderly put her down in her
cute little private room, for rest. as
the gladstone alternative 10 going out
in the coal shed and hanging them
selves for relief. Indeed. il Is posi-.
BILE that the majority OF wives are
rather given 10 too great publicity and
too little privacy, when troubles arise,
and the well-ordered home is that in
which little private space Is deyot-
ed 20 territory 10 which the dear help
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-09
It's a Losing Business. But
We Just Can't Help It'll

Aside from Willis L. Moore and his
hired men OF the weather bureau. we
cant think OF Living soul which re.
mains living soul through the income
from prophecy.
The most Improbable business in
all the world has always been that
OF the prophet.
Since Baalam's time every jackass
on the road seems 20 feel a divine
license TO open his mouth and roast
the prophet.
Whenever the soothsayer got a red
hot hunch from the auspices that
Caesar was TO be carved or Hannibal
beheaded, the soothsaid one had the
soothsayer carefully executed. and
then went on his way TO his doom
Prophets have been stoned, and
pressed 10 death. and broken on the
wheel. and burned as wizards, and
deported as undesirable citizens, and
defeated for election. and deserted by
their friends. and foreclosed on by
their creditors. and frozen by the jan
itors OF their flats from the time OF
the Shepherd Kings of Egypt even
unto this day, and then some.
While they have not been without
honor. II has never been in their own
country. And what profteth it 4
prophet TO carry the whole OF Central
Asia, and lose his own ward?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-09

meet can retire and cut loose on dis.
agreeable neighbors, cloves in hubby's
breath, pins in the children's abdo-
men, cussedness OF the family cat. or
anything else In the way OF calamity
that burdens her blessed heart.
Moreover. ii courts decide that
wives are entitled TO a private room,
they must grant the same 10 hus-
bands. We have known large. beauti-
ml husbands who had every happi.
ness possible, who truly loved their
wives and homes. who hadn't a real
trouble on earth, and had lived to be
80 years OF age without a wrinkle I'm
their face. and yet times came TO them
when they hungered 20 be alone. To
cut loose for JUST a little time from
the whole blamed happy monotony,
as II were. Nothing seemed 10 all
them or their affairs. business or do.
nestle, only II just seemed as If they
simply had to be cut loose for q spell.
Surely. II would be better TO give such
a husband a private room than To-
have him take rod and reel and rush
on into the woods and mosquitoes for
black bass when ne couldn't tell a
bass from a smoked herring.
We would like 10 ask our husband
readers if they haven't experienced
that intense craving 10 cut loose and
be alone for a little while. We know
that We
Anyhow. that New York Justices de.
Cision is all right
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-09

Having thus demonstrated the
thanklessness OF the prophets lob. we
VIII prove our disinterestedness by
prophesying bit ourselves. So here
goes
Our prophetic vision shows us a
news dispatch from Washington. dat
ed along In March or April. 1910. IL
reads thus: Congress having killed
It's time in bootless bicker and futile
talk and yammering. has adjourned
without taking action legalizing the
withdrawal of the coal waterpower.
phosphate, oil and other public lands.
Therefore Ballinger has today re-
stored to entry all such lands. There
Is great rejoicing in Guggenheim and
other circles. The great water power
-trust viii now be formed az once. The
Schmittmann syndicate will complete
lis power over the phosphate beds.
There will be saturnaia OF land
stealing under the homestead. desert
land and other acts.
Secretary Ballinger says: | take
the non-actlon OF congress 10 mean
that the people desire these lands 10
b" developed by private capital"
Representative Mondkll is iubil.
ant"
And II this prophecy comes true.
who will be TO blame for 1t? That
the pins are Sc; up for just this thing
lis certain.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-09

Jas d. Richardson. once OF Tennes-
see. who now spreads his protecting
wings over the Masonic United States
from Maine TO California, fgurativelv
speaking. for he really sticks around
washington pretty closely. is not wOr-
ried az all over the minority's chances
OF becoming a majority in the house
OF representatives at next falls cleo
ton.
II will be remembered that Richard
son Is the man who made" John
Sharp Williams, for IL he had not re-
liuquished the minority reins at the
time he did, John Sharp would prob
ably have remained Member John
sharp and not Leader John Sharp.
AS Inspector general A. and A. Scot
fish rite Masons, thirty.third degree,
in Tennessee, and as grand command.
er of the supreme council OF the same
rite. J. d. Richardson is about the
busiest Mason in Masonry.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-09

Although the Lad colored up. he did
not reply. The class "squealer," how
ever. was ready, as usual. with full in
formation
"Its a pin he's got" he said. tri-
umphantly.
Take il away from him and bring
It here, said the instructor. The Of
Tending pin was taken to her. and
there was no more trouble from Ar
thur. Presently IL was the youngster's
turn 10 read. but instead OF standing
up. as the other students had done,
he(sat still and looked frightened.
Well, why don't YOU proceed with
the reading2" exclaimed the teacher.
If you misbehave any more, | shall
make an example OF you.
Please. teacher. suffered little
Arthur, Il can't stand up. cause the
pin you took keeps my pants up
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-09

A Baltimore school teacher had en-
countered such a degree Of ignorance
on the part OF one OF her boys, IN re
lation 10 the recorded acts OF the
father Of his country, that she grew
sarcastic
Il wonder" she began. III you could
tell me whether George Washington
was a sailor or a soldier"
The boy grinned. He was a sol.
der all right" he said
How do YOU know ," the teache.
challenged.
, Because I saw a picture OF H.
crossing the Delaware Any sailor
would know enough to stand up in the
boat.
Dining as honored guest with the
governors was Private John Allen OF
Mississippi whose very whimsical
way Of saying things makes people
smile He himself told what hap
pened when he was once called on 10
speak:
II got up and said" explained Pri-
vate Allen. that | came with the un-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-09

III
Just today / found out how one
half the world lives while the other
half doesn't live at all. Whore some
people buck the food famine by re-
ducinr themselves 20 "a crust Of dry
bread and some pulse whatever that
is-like the frugal child in the Thru
Reader. others see how much grub
they can waste
There was a hurry call over the
telephone for a can OF mushrooms for
Mrs Sultan Feedup, and Mr. Ribroast
rad me skate over there with &C. for
II there's anything Mrs. StUffan Feed
mp hates e Us a delay IN her yittles.
! left Il In the kitchen and as / passed
out cot a flash ar the contents of the
Sultan Feedup garbage can. the I'D
being of. This is the kind OF a can
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-09

OF garbage IL was--you could tell what
they had for every meal for a week.
They set a swell table, came near
saying swill-and the garbage can
gets a 40 per cent rake-on. II would
have made a level-headed German
housewife scream "Ach," In high Z
to witness the evidences of the STUFF
fan Feedup criminal ignorance.
that's what most Of il is-criminal
ignorance The Sultan Feedups don't
know how 20 buy what they need and
don't know how 10 cook what they Dly
ard don't know how TO eat what they
cock
But even so, there must be a lot
more than this behind the high cost
OF living. There was just as many
Stunan Feedups before things were
50 expensive.
(Continued)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-09
EXPLAINED.

What's all this l hear about the
cost Of high living" asked the man
from Mars.
you mean the high cost OF living"
said the absolute correct party.
There's a reason" explained the
lucid guy.
The railroads take all our money"
said the farmer.
Nothing to it," purred the million
aire.
"1Hhe people are lazy" swore the
politician.
we can't get work" walled the
laborer.
strong drink is the answer"
fDamed the prohibitionist.
Wages are too low said the
editor.
The people are robbed" howled the
socialist.
The cost of living is always the
same to me-" laughed the tramp.
Me too. said the convict.
Ditto" raved the lunatic.
1T appears to me-" said the man
from Mars. that those who are
neither millionaires nor tramps are on
the wrong side OF the wall. You are
all pulling and pushing in different
direction, and expecting 10 get some
where. Truly / have struck a planet
inhabited by imbeciles"
Mary had little lamb,
She bought II from a drummer.
But when she heard OF boycott meat,
She threw the mutton from her.
DICK COFFIN.
Registered No. 5406.
Ionia Reformatory, Ionia, Mich.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-09
TRANSMITTING A BILL OF FARE.

restaurant to treat himself
in bill
French
it he Gale e
tell what these things he
Very vel,
this dish? said
line reading, "Sobet Kirsch
hat dish said he
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-09

Admiral Moore tells a good story OF
a peppery old seaman ia the British
navy. During some tactical operations
one " the ships Of the squadron had
made some bad plumbers. and at
length the admiral completely lost his
temper. He stormed about his quar-
terdeck and informed his hearers OF
his opinion OF the officer in command
OF the erring ship. When he paused
for want Of breath he turned TO the
signaler and said 10 him, and you can
tell him that, sir"
The man scratched his head medi-
tatively Il beg pardon. sir, he ven
tured. but | don't think We have
quite enough flags for your message. "
Arthur Smith" said the teacher
impa.iently, what is it you are fidget-
ing with"