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New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
GRAND MASTER OF SCOUTS
Cir Rnbert Baden-Powell a Won
derful Mimic

,-o -, -, brentwood Company
Va1 S,r Robert Baden-Powel. who is
- N NeW York, after proioheeo NiSi'
,-.,ass in connection with the organ
s-..so-, there Of a Dominion brancn OF 'he
- zco,, movement. which he fouhoeo u
---s.,5 and who has been consoiNeo py
-. -, his side Of the border Interested
a +ha n-or,otion Of an analogous oooy IN
- T--i.ed States. is a most gifted man
- .,s hest Of company II was as
-,i-,,ic as = comic songster ana as an nm
-,s.,~ .,,a+ he first won the Eooo VIII
=. civ n his fellow officers but a'so OF
=, s,,,,rso-s as a subsltern IN the Aolh
Eussa-s in 1875.
-. s,o-, .-oes that al his first mess din
- - commanded 10 sing song,
ii .Ae IDEA Of subjecting MN 10 the
- ,-,,,-,,. ,,f mild hazing which fails 10
- noe cf every youngster on joining
r., -erirnenf. II was expected that ne
- -,ale fhe same somewhat pitlable
,,,4,ior sS the others. for young Eng
,s. ozscers are IS rule. somewhat shy
- si@5deut Instead Of that he asked
,c-r7issior 10 accompany himself on the
-isno and treated his hearers TO such
Te~fornance that they kept him at il for
sr hour. snd they treated him 10 round
after round Of applause, mingled with
res1s Of laughter. While. Of course. this
rsi6 not actuall-- win him promotion. still il
hs6 tho effect of obtaining for him one
star appointment after the other. with the
crportuni-v of earning all sorts Of distinc-
ton. notably in South Africa where he
vas the comma ndsr and hero Of the de
fence q Nsfeking.
The general is = man Of great initiative
snd resource. which he showed by the by
IN organizing the defence Of Nafeking. and
uhen sftervard appointed inspector gen
ersl IF cavalry Of the British army he in
suC-lrated 2 reform so sensible that il at
t-scted attention abroad Until he put il
into force. cavalry recruits on joining were
rur through q course OF rough riding in the
riding schools which not only did much 10
dishesrren them. and thereby retard their
training. but which quite frequently broke
their spirit
Bsden-Poweu abolished this method lie
arranged that the recruit was TO he intro
duced 70 his horse under conlforta bic con-
dItions. calculated to inspire confidence. and
that his powers as 4 rider should be de-
veloped gradually. Under his plan the re-
crlit j. sent out into the field on a quiet
mount to ride about a ne pleases with or
WITHOUT a saddle. He is allowed to famll-
isrize himself with the animal before any
serious riding takes place. and thus ac-
ouires not only confidence but also a liking
for and interest in ms work. AfteTWaUo
5he polishing work takes place in the rid
ine school But l. has been shorn of most
Of the brutality and roughness by which it
was formerly characterized and which were
1oolshly regarded by the oId-fashioned rid
iuE master as Indispensab bic to proper in
EtruCr OF.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
7. JOHN DAVENPORT.

IRv Telegraph 70 Ths Tribune
Stamford. Conn, Sept. 20--T. John DaV-
export. direct descendant Of the Rev
John Davenport. one of the early settlers
of Connecticut, and first pastor Of the
First Congregational Church at New Ha-
ven, died here at midnight at the age of
seventy. He was also a lineaI descendant
of Abraham Davenport, who became
famous for his Dark Day in Connecticut"
speech in the Legislature. Mr. Davenport
was the head of the firm of Davenport &
Tracy and had many business connections
in New York He is survived by his wife
and dauuhfer
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
PROFESSOR ]. Z. MATZKE.

PaIo Alto. Cal. Sept. 20.-Professor ]. F.
Matzke who had held the chair OF Romanic
languages at Leland Stanford Junior Uni
versity since 1898. died on Saturday at Iex-
leo City. according TO a dispatch received
mere to-day from President Benjamin Ide
Wheeler Of the University Of California
The telegram states that Professor Matzke
died after a sudden attack OF cerebral
hen1OrrhageS.
Professor Matzke was representing Le-
land Stanford Junior University AT the
opening exercises of the new National
University of Mexico. He was at one time
professor of French at Boston College. and
liter on the faculty OF Indiana University.
He was born in Germany in 1852. and. com
ing here as child. was educated at Hope
College and Johns Hopkins.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
CHURCHMEN IN ST. PAUL
Cardinal Vannutelli and Party Visit
Archbishop Ireland

ST. Paul Sept. 2o.-CardinaI Vannutelli.
representative % Pope Plus Y at the
Eucharistic Congress recently held in
Montreal. arrived in 81. Paul to-day, ac-
companied by his suite. for a visit TO
Archbishop Ireland
Cardinal Vannuteli Eill remain in St
Paul until tomorrow evening, when he
will leave the city for Omaha Tomorrow
Cardinal Vannutelli viii be entertained at
luncheon by Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Hill
Those who are with the Cardinal are
Monsignor Prince De Croy, MonsignOr
Pelquin. Count GaIlileo Vannutelli, a
nephew of the legate; Monsignor Tapieri,
Mr. Kelly. a member of a Roman order:
Nonsignor Iega. Bishop O'ConneT, of San
Francisco, and Father Delast.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
DR.. GUSTAV BAUMGARTEN.

ST. Louis. Sept. 3O.-Dr. Gustav Baumgar-
ten, pioneer ST. Louis physician author Of
a number of medical works and a civil
War veteran. died last night at his home
here. after a long Illness He was in his
seventy-fOurth year. He was born and
educated in Germany. excepting for his
medical course in st. Louis
During the Civil War he served as as
sistant surgeon general Of the navy In
1899 he was elected president Of the Asso-
citation Of American Physicians.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
TOLD OF sHERMAN's MARCH.

Chicago, Sept. a-J. D. Woltz. for fifty
five years a telegraph operator and mem
ber of the Civil War Telegraphers' Corps.
died in Elgin yesterday. From Rome. Ga.
he sent the message 70 President Lincoln
outlining General Shermans plan of his
march TO the sea Last fall he was retired
on pension by the Chicago < Northwestern
Railway after twenty-five years as sta
ton master at South Elgin-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
f4ohenzoiIern f4eir 70 -oboken Wealth.

Count Joachim Taveggi. whose wife has
14si inherifed third Of the big fortune of
lser father. Theodore Heitmeysr. the multi
millionaire leather goods manufacturer OF
Heboken has the blood Of the Hohenzoi-
iarns In his veins and is the grandson Of
old Princess FreSerica of HohenZoliern.
10 died four wears ago She vas the aunt
cf King Charles OF Rumanis and 2 cousin
cf ths- Kaiser IN addition 70 which she -on-
kfi1utea Z ink bstz-een the Eohenzollerns
snd tns French Empire Her mother wsE
sEfoanstte Nt,at. Who 9as married - tie
t1i'cries p 1s0s - Prince Charles = Iche,-
= 'el,.-Sis is-as1lngen. being zl-cn asa ~
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
HAMMERsrElN SAILS FOR LONDON

Oscar Hammerstein sails for London to-
day on the Mauretania TO attend 10 his
new opera venture in the British capital
He will be gone only few weeks
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Free admission 80 the Metropolitan Museum
nf Art. the American Museum Cf Natural
History ard the Geological Garden
s@r-aon ~ TIE Right Rev Dr. Charles y
Rr-rf Bishop 81 the Philippines. Hunt
ingtcn close Grace Church - so . ~
rxecltivs meeting - thr Committee ~ Parks
Fairgrounds Schools ard Recreation Ger
tcs CiIY Han 80 NJ
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ Martin keIIy Kate Hale viii CORE
sDOnd with Narchie Kelly. Box p Gardner
vile. Nevada. "a VIII be to their advantage
To THE EMPLOYER
Do YOU want desirable help qufckIyr
SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE by con-
sultinS the fle of applications OF selected
aspirants for positions Of various kinds
which has just been installed at the Up
town Office OF
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
No. 1854 Broadway
Between ,i6Jh and 31th Street
Office hours Q a. m 70 D. m
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forccast.-Wsshington.
Sent eD-The weather during Tuesday in all
districts east OF the Rockies has been almost
entirely free from rain In the western noun
tains and adjoining sections showers have fallen
q, c,ornec-fon with disturbance centred in that
region -i, -
Moderately warm weather nov preLals IN
nracticaliv all districts. except New England
and tae middle Rocky Mountain region
Esir vres ther will continue in the Eastern ana
central uortions OF the country Wednesday and
-l,-T-ssaSy with little change in temperature -
TT1e Minds along the New England coast VIII
he moderate variable: middle Atlantic coast ana
south Atlantic Coast. light Nariaole' IuiI toesi
bic - r--.-,.,.,
Steamers departing "Wednesday TOT EuIopesI ~
rorfs will have light 70 nocerate va l1ule Ni'49
md fair weather TO the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
INDFKTAKFRs

FRANZ p CAMPBELL 941 3 west zsd ~
Chapeis Private Rooms. Private AmbGlances
Tel 1924 Chelsea
Rev stephen Merritt. the world vft--krov,
undertaken. Only one place Of business sth
ave and foth Largest IN the world Tel.
t24 and 80 - eSea
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
MAE PIED.

KELTT-COOPER- No. SIS West ia -.
September 90. 1870 by the Rev. John A.
Wade. Bessie June. daughter Of Mr. ami
Mrs James FeuimOre Cooper. 20 Harry
Smith Kelly
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Hon & 4 wilcox Austin Tex 0a
Nat NJ washer San Antonio, Tex . To 00
L. F Dommerch & Co. .... ..-.--- 10 0u
Part OF proceeds OF entertainment
at Twilight Park Casino. August
10 - - ~ wv
Church OF the Covenant through
10 ID pastor ..,.... - 90
q w Whippie Massapequa y y 1000
Manor church House, through the
Rev. James Palmer, Phi. D. a., 90
W D. Belts. Hamilton. y. Y-------- ~
Previously acknowledged .......-- 30. fSS o.
Total September 20 1910 - So. 5Ti OS
Contributions. preferably by check. money
or express order. should be made payable
10 the order of the Tribune Fresh Air Fund
and mailed TO The Tribune. New York
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
Forecast fer special Localities. - For n

England. generally fair to-day ana lhui y
=. ,,,,, -ba,re IN teruperature: moderate. vari-
able winds.
For Eastern New York. fair to-day and Thurs
aav. slight changes IN temperature; Eght' VaFi-
able winds. ~.
For Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey. Deis
x.are MARYLAND and the District OF Colurnbia,
faI- today and Thursday: slight changes IN
teruneraflre. light variable winds
~ Western New York and Western Penn
s,,ivanis fair to-day and Thursday; signt
changes in temperature; light 10 moderate FdI
able winds.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
DIED.

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be
accompanied by full and address.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21

E+asmer. Louise Wurts. Laura
BARIsCH-John Bartsch. 512 East s0th St szsd
81 years Funeral arrangements BY Frank Z
Campbell. 241-245 West I'd st
CARMER-Ar White Plains. y. r. September
20. 1910. Mary Morris. widow OF charles
W. GARNER and daughter of the late Will
lam :. PoDham- Funeral at Church or -
September - at p m
DAvENPORT-Ar his residence, Bay Point
Stamford. Conn. Monday, September 10
1910. John Davenport. aged 20 years Fu-
neral private.
EDWARDS-Ou Sunday. September IS. 1910.
Franklin G. Edwards. in his 5Tth year Rels
tivss and friends. also the members OF stella
sonic Club. the Masters and Past Masters As
sOCtatton OF the Sd District. orient ClapIer
IL X T. kisrnet Temple a A o. y " s.
Fort Greene Council No f04s. R. A Brock
Undsrtakers' Association are respectfully tn
vtted % ATTEND the funeral a. his resldence
No. So Marlborough Road. Flstbush Brook
Iyu. wednesday. September q at $ D. m.
ENNIs-Ar his home. No. 76s Union St Brook
lyn, Monday. september ~ 1910 John y
Ennis. Funeral Thursday. September = 1910.
with requiem ESQ a at 81 Au-
Eusttnes church sixth ave and sterling
Place Interment ar Calvary Cemetery
GAGE-On Tlesday September %. 1910. John
aged 81 years. No 81 11th 81, BROOKLYN
y
GALLAGHER-Ou September 70 1910 Henry
r Gallagher. beloved son Of Kate and the lare
James r Gallagher ami brother of Officer
Charles R Gallagher. OF the Adams ST sta
tiOn. Brooklyn
HAEMER-Ou September - 1910. Mrs Louise
Haemer in her S5th year Funeral services
"Wednesday evening AT O'Clock at her late
residence No - Remington ave Lunlon. J,lIr..
Cemetery ar convenience Of family.
HAvILAND-In Brooklyn. on Third day. the
10Th inst. Sarah NJ HavIand widow ct
Henry Haytland. in her s3th year Funeral az
inst.
HEGE.3fAN-Ou september %. 1910 at No 20
kouwenhoven Place. Brooklyn. jonn j. Hese-
mar
LYONS Monday. September "a. 1910 thomas
w beloved Of Charles z. and Mary r
LYONS in his 18th year. Funeral services az
lis late residence. No - HsncocS ST. Brook
Iyu. Wednesday evening. september =. AZ >
O'Clock.
MARBCRT-Nt BronNviIle y. Y. on Monday.
francis 2 Narburv fr and daughter 0f tbs
late Andres F stone in her sod wear Funeral
september Iri5e y. On arrival Of train leaving
Grand central station at 80 D ClsEe-
land and Worcester papers please copy
s1MMS-Fiorace " simms- aged ~ years. At
Church.~ No 241 West esd $. tFrauk
Campbell Building)-
VAN BUREN-Joseph ". Van Bureu. aged 50
years Services Wednesday The Funeral
church" 24l 245 West I'D 81 Grank z
Campbell Building
WOOr.SEY-On sunday. September Il sarah
Louisa. widow Of TheOd0rus B WOoisev and
daughter of the late Elias and Nsry a. BuJisr-
Funeral services at her late residence. No. "a
West 9th ST. on Wednesday. September q. az
II O'Clock II IS requested thar no flowers %
sent
WURTS-Cu September Is 1910. IN Honolulu.
Hawaii OF pneumonia Laura Wurts. widow q
the late Charles Pemberton Wurts. Of View
Haven. Conn. and eldest daughter ~ the late
John ClsrlSsOn Jav. OF Rve. y Y. in her 18Th
wear. Notice Of funeral hereafter
CEMETERIES.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
CEMETERIES.
TIE WOODLAWN CEMETERY

is readily accessible BY Harlem trains from
Grand central station. Webster and Jerorns
avenue troIisys and BY carriage Lots $50 uD.
Telephone 1855 Cframercy for Book OF Views
- One. 90 East esd s.. New Yor, CITY.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21

Josef kainz- was son Of railway Off
ciaI and married Marguerite Nansen- Since
1899 he had been a member of the I'm
erial Theatre in Vienna Plays which made
his name popular throughout Germany and
Austria include Romeo and Juliet, Ham
let, and ."Thc LeWess Of Toledo.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21

Iaeal Official Record.-The following oftc' al
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes in the temperature for the last twenty
ecur hours in comparison with the correspond
,,e date OF last wear
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
JOSEF kAINZ.

Vienna, Sept. 2O.-JOsef kainz. the Ger
man actor, died to-day. He was born in
1858, and appeared on the stage when he
was sixteen years old. He had visited the
larger cities of America.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
1909 1910.

Highest renpers ture yesterday. - degrees;
t,,.-eat 54 average. 81. average for correspond
5g asfe of last year. 81; average for correspond
- Tste OF last thirty-three years. IS.
o~zI forecast; Fair today and TO morrow:
st;Sts changes IN temperature. light variable
winds.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-08
NoDunpDto a NuieZ de APee

La idea de erigir enc Valladolld una
estatua a Nunez de Arce, lmclada por
algunos admiradores del insigne poe
IA. ha sido acOgida con entuslaSmo p0f
Ia Association de Escritores y ArtlstaS.
Ell senior Canalejas, Presidente de la
Association, Y otros importantes elem-@-
tos de alta significaci6n social patrocl-
nan el pensamiento que sera convertible
en- realidad, no tardando mucho.
Ell escultor don Aureho Carretero,
uue tan diversas pruebas tiene dadas
de gran talento, ha concluido va ell pro
yecto del m0numento.
Es este de una sobriedad y senclllez
admirable, en- ei aparece sentado, en-
actitud reposada y tranquila, el autor
de La vision de Fray Martin.
Ell pedestal, que sera de marmol, no
lleva ning1n relieve nj otros adornos
que una musa con coraza y caSco, SIM
bolizando ell poema Los gritos del com
bate.
Entire los iniciadOres del mOnumento
existe el prop6sito de inaugurarlo en-
ell pr6ximo mes de Septiembre, coinci-
diendo con las tradicionales fiestas de
Valladolid
Los que deseeH adherirse al homenaJe
con que Sc va perpetuar una de las
glorias mas legftimas de Espana, pue-
den dirigirse la Association de Escrito-
res Artistas, Magdalena II.
De Valladolid sc han recibido va Ofre-
cimientos valiosisimOs, y ell Ayunta-
miento de aquella capital secunda con
entusiasmo ell proyecto, y para que este
Sc, lleve la practica sin obstaculos de
a.u~Gn geaer3, ds,ra t2da c]GSc G. Il
hdades
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-08
u candidate denlcPata
en- Ia HabaDa
MR.. BRYAN

lis huesped de la Habana el ilustre
Jefe del partido dem6crata de los Esta-
dos Unidos, Mr. William j. Bryan. tres
veces candidate Ia presidencia de la
gran Rep1bica y otras tantas derrota-
do por las fuerzas republicans.
Gran erador, de variada Y extenSa cul-
tura, de excepcl0nales condiciones para
la lucha Y dotado de un envidiable don
de gentes, Mr. Bryan goza de positive
predlcamento entire los suyos, va ha-
bria ocupado la suprema Magistratura
de su naci6n 81 no fuera por las nuevaS
orlentaciones dadas d Ia opinion america
ma por Mae Kinley seguidas luego tan
fielmente pOr Roosevelt y ahora por
Taft; orientaciones que constituyen el
polo opuestO de las doctrinas pacifstas
suStentadas con noble ardOr por los de-
m6cratas de la naci6n americana.
rs, ademas, Mr.. Bryan un eminente
publicista que ha escrito notables folletos
y que dirije con especial acierto 'Tha
Commoner, gran peri6dico que We la luz
<Lincoln, Nebraska, y en- el cual pro
'paga, con la elocuencia propia de su ta-
lento indiscutible. las doctrinas pruden-
tes Y sabias que han sido ell culto de toda
su vida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-08

81 Sc aceptaran las prOposiciones de
Francia para la emission del empr6Stto
que actuaImente Sc discute cuya base
eSencial es la garantia del 60 por 100
de la renta de las Aduanas marroquies
cuandO el 40 por 100 restante Sc halla
comprometido
Por cierto que en- ell empresttO de
1904 tigura una clausula realmente leo
Nina por la cual Sc prohibe al gobierno
marroqui reembolsar al Banco de Paris
nmguna cantidad antes del primero de
Enero de 1922, prohibition que parece
la madre de los monopolios y revela los
mas descarados eg0lsmos fnanceros v
politicos
He aqui ell texto de dicha ciausuIa:
81. Ell gObierno imperial de Marrue-
COS sc compromete a no reembolsar Ell
"presente emprestito Y no almentar
la amortization antes de un periodic de
10 amos a contar del primer reembolSo
de obligaci0nes amortizdhles sea ar
tes del To- de Enero de 1929. -
De realizarse el nuevo emprestito en-
las condolences indicadas, entraria la
question de Marruecos en- un terreno pc
ligroso
Lo que convene Europa es soIucio-
mar ell problema marroqui mediante un
emprestito international, con la garan-
tia de la tOtalidad de la renta de Adua-
mas y ell monopolio del tabaco del azii-
car, bajo los auspiciOs de una junta co
infinite compuesto de representatives De
Inglaterra, Alemania, ESpana Francia
con la obligation de devolver el EN-
prestito de 1904 pagar todas las deu-
das del Majeen.
S6la asi Sc cumpIiria los acuerdos de
Algeciras y 50 aIejaria toda clase de con-
flictos
AdOffO Ategret.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-08
noVimientO en- Ia p0IiCi2
SEPARACIONES Y
REENGANCHES

Por la Comisi6n de la Policia fnsular
seran separados del Cuerpo los policias
siguientes:
Juan Fonfrias, Ramon Nol;nari. Do
mingo Andino Morales, Miguel Herman
dez, Jose b. Colon, Gregorio Avil6s,
Jose America Sil6n, Juan r, Colon, Nj
casio Garcia, Fernando Muniz. Angel
Morales, Aureio Betancourt. Antonio
Monteserin Felipe Lucca Sanchez, Ma
nuel Martinez, Antonio Ferrer, Juan
Ruiz, Guillermo Asenjo Jose r. Tu-
fin0.
Sc anuncian los siguientes reengan-.
eh4s:
Policias Pascual Diaz, Ramon Moli
nan y Uregorio Aviles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-08
NotiCiaS de Sanidad

Ell inspector de alimentos senior Tore
participa haber visitado en- la manana
del dia en- la ciudad de San Juan,
nueve puestos de leche, habiendo encon-
trado densidades del 90 al 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-08

Jose Pou y Carreras, de Ponce, Sc
queja de que los residuos de la combus-
ton que salen por la chimenea de la ia
hona propiedad de los senores Wantze-
lius, Oliver y Ca, Sc introducen en- su
casa-oficina, perjudicando la salud de
los que ALI trabajan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-08

Ell Official de Sandal de Bayamon,
remite dos muestras de lcche sospecho-
sa de estar adulterada, con ell fin de cue
sean eXaminadas en- el Laboratorio Qui-
mico del Departments. Ell Director
del Laboratorio informa que no han po-
dido ser anaIizada por haber Ifegado en-
NAL eStadO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-08

Ell jefe del Preside, por conducto del
seIor Superintendente de Prisiones, re
mite una mucstra de manteca de la sunni
nistrada por eI contratista de alimentos
de la Penitenciaria, con obieto de que
sea analizada en- ell Laboratorio Quimico
del Departamento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-08

Candido Parrila maestro plomero de
Utuado, remite plano de dos pozoS ne
gros donde han de deseargar los apara-
tos sanitarios de la casa propledad del
senior Jose Vicente Ruiz para su apro-
bacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-08

Ell inspector de Sandal se1or Ronda,
participa haber visitado en- la mariana
del dia en el barrio de Puerta de Tie
rra, cinco puestos de leche, habiendo en-
contrado densidades del 20 al 50.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-08

Ell inspector de Sanidad senior Andi-
no, participa haber visitado en- la mana
ma del dia 6 en- el barrio de Santurce,
cinco puestos de leche, habiendo encon-
trado densidades del 80 al 30.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-08

Miguel Guevara, de Isabella, soIicita
autorizaci6n para exhumar los restos de
don Juan Guevara, en- ell Cementerio de
aquel pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-08

A los aspirantes a exameneS para macs
tros plomeros y oficiales Sc les aVlsa por
este Departamento, que ell plazo Vencer1
el dia II del cOrriente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-08

sQui6n afrma que has muerto? Yo aseguro
que wives que alientas que late
tn gigantic espiritu nenando
los dlatados ambos del globo
Yo asegufo que aun suena sUs ecos
imponente tu voz. verb0 sublime
que redim6 al esclavo. Yo aseguro
que, al evOcarte, surge estremece
tn sombra entire nosotr0s deslizand0
Solemne Y msteriosa nueStro dido
la Erase 81 IEumanidad!" sagrado emblema
que tus pasos gui6 por e penoSo
sendero de la gloria. Yo asegpro
que wives que alientas! ,Qu.5n 10 duda?
Sc que eres immortal todavia
ha de abolir la esclavitud mas grande
tn alma democratica:
la esclavitud horrible de les blancos
Vicente MEDINA.
Rosario de Santa F6,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-08
CASTELAR,

Una imponente manifestation de
cen mil hombres, ansiosos de liber-
tad, ha desflado ante Ia estat1a del
ilustre tribune que ha podido como
el Cid, muerto, ganar la batalla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-08

Rosario de Santa Pc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-08

~ "Libro R0jo' de 1908, pag. lbs,
Anejo al mum. 304.
AHernas de los 33 mIflones sabditos
franceses alemanes, Siens es Suftan
acceptable Ell principle ell pago DE unos
10 millones de frances que fAportan los
gastos dc Francia en- Casabiapea r Tx
la, hacienda un total de 103 miliones.
Como garantia del eippsestit0, Fran: