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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-07
FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT - CARROLL. INSTITUTE HALLS,
10th and & SITS. NV: the most complete and
thoroughly equipped halls In the city for
cietfes banquets, entertainments and recep.
tiane: forms -essorah'e spriv a. hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-07

FOR RENTJOHN T. KNOTT, us F ST.
1929 18th, Or. so 1904 Center. IT,. $3.50
1915 Riggs. 11r. ...4O.50 $40 Odd, 7r. $3.50
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FOR SALE
ANYTHING THAT YoU MAY WANT
FROM LOT 5Ox2OO TO 2O0 ACRES
ALONG THE LINE OF THE ROCK
WILLIE ELECTRIC ROAD. EITHER I'M
PROVED OR UNIMPROvED FOR IN
VESTMEST OR SUBDIVISION.
]. II. MILLER. 1904 +.
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FOR RENT
1886 llth NV. 10 rooms and bath =. =. Sa5. 90
1II5 Park rd.. 10 rooms and bath. ...... 5000
1892 18th Ut. NV. 10 rooms and 2 baths 80 90
3224 18th NV. 10 rooms and 2 baths =. SO. 90
1i64 ct. NV. 10 rooms and 2 baths. 81. 90
1905 Newton st. NV, 10 rooms and bath 40 90
174s Corcoran. o rooms and bath. ....... a. so
S5lS 10th. 10 rooms and bath. .......... 1000
6S1 ne, rooms and bath. .......... $3.50
633 ne, rooms and bath. ......... 80. 50
6H Columbia I'd. rooms and bath -. 22J0
63l Columbia I'd, rooms and bath. "a 50
e35 Columbia I'd, 6 rooms and bath. -. r. 50
1905 Monroe NV, 10 rooms aud BATH. 50 90
81 Myrtle me-, 8 rooms and bath. $500. 1850
1918 18th. Tor. and b. (colored). Oats. 30. 90 90
o49 Ut. n.e., rooms and bath. 1900. $3.50
1909 N. Cap, g rooms and bath ........ 1850
W. II. WALKER. To 10Th st. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

Su0Uh6A0 kkUkEHIx.
FOR SALE.
5 OR 10 ACRES OF FINE LAND. NEAR HERE:
$3.50 per acre-terms to suit. Inquire LIGHT
FOOT. once Congress Heights. n. c.. opp.
school. %
Inquire IIGHTFOOT. office Congress Heights,
u. G.. opp. school %
FOR FARMS AND SUBURBAN HOMES. CALL
GEORGE H. BOND
to2 st. NV.
1S' Washington. II. &.
FOR SALE.CHEVY CHASE.
Sc per square foot below value.
The most desirable lots in the subdivision.
T. c. R. DIX, 14lO II st.
WHY PAY FROM Is To 25 CENTS
per square foot for suburban real es-
tate when we can sell you lots I'm the
same neighborhood in Highland Park
for one-third or one BALI Of the above
prices. On Georgetown and Rock
mile beyond District line For full
p' j. Il. b pRan6 e ~ co. I ine..
Exclusive Agents.
SOC 18th ST. NV. Phone Main 956
FOR sALE-GREAT FALLS TROLLEY-BAR-
CAMS: 700 for 50 acres; orchard. house;
dandy-see 4: 5000 for 20 acres, S rooms:
AGENCY. 7s2 10th NV.
NEAR BRADDOCK HEIGHTS. on Mt. YER
non electric cars 10 minutes from Washing
toni: coy new Groom frame dwelling. inciud-
lights: concrete cellar. With wash trays: fne
large yard and secd heHneTy Inspection in
ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN HOME: ROOMS;
outbuilding: chicken house and run: splendid
water; fruit; high elevation; fine lawn; cement
walk almost acre ground. all nicely fenced;
$50 jones' ana or s1ss.r Sa Toss' VI.
For sALE-A MAGNIFICENT NEW DOUBLE
house IN Chevy Chase just OF Gem. ave.. near
s sadIey lane; 10. ise1is5 contains 1900
the grounds beautiful. Price is way under
BOSS L PHELPS Unc,. s1o 14th NV.
FOR sALE-HERE'S ANOTHER BARGAIN IN
a new detached house east o. Chevy Chase
Circle. refined section. for only $500; has
garage garage; 1ct 6oxls0: would trade for city
section.
BOSS 4 PHELPS dnc.,. alo 18th NV.
NEW SKI ROOM HOUSE, WITH LOT i22X2O2
%s aaS oa Appg {, sn
UMSTEAD, Kensineton. Md. iO'
GREAT LOT BARGAIN
splendidiy located Clarendon building lots.
Call. write phone
COLLINS" Clarendon. Va.
SNAP-NEW s AND ROOM HOUSES; AMI:
$500 to $4.1OO. Built carefully by owner.
Not for speculation. Selling of to leave. 81
Chestnut ST.. Takoma.
FOR SALE-A VERY FINE DWELLING, Nv
attsville. Nd WILL BE SOLD AT A SAC.
RIFICE BEFORE APRIL 1. Beautiful corner
PaA SSi Cal ss't NEW: room. and bath.
Az, Fur mCErR beat; o nne P1I rSrs
Box hedge around entire lot.
Price reduced to $4,000.
AN OFFER Is WANTED.
H. L. RUST. 400 H ST. NV.
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FOR SALE FOR SALE
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
Six rooms and modern tiled bath.
Cellar: furnace heat.
Just recently put In nrst-clsSs order.
Price, 81, $50.
Terms, $500 cash; balance monthly.
BLooMINGpALE RESIDENCE.
NORTHWEST.
Near LIST and 8 sis
Two-story and cellar house with six
rooms and bath: furnace.
Price. $500.
ON THIRD ST. NORTHWEST
Bay-window brick with ten rooms and bath.
Rent PRICE, tss g s 800 @onth'
Convenient to pension Office.
CORNER RESIDENCE ON 18th ST. Sc.
Near East Capitol st.
Handsome brick dwelling with
six nice. bright rooms
and tiled bath.
It has side lights; and there are many other
ern home. Inspection invited.
Easy monthly payments.
SOUTHWEST HOME
Located on st.
Six rooms and bath; bay-window
brick; latr0be heat.
Price. $500.
SOUTHWEST INVESTMENT.
Five brick houses IN q prominent
court. containing four rooms
each: water and sewer.
Rent. $3.50 each.
VIII sell separately at
$500 each.
JAMES F. SHEA.
643 Louisiana ave. NV.
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FOR SALE-A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR A
colored man to secure q corner double brick
house: two bay windows, seven rooms, bath;
800 r st. NV. bargain IL sold by March
10. on easy terms. Address Owner. Box Is,
Star ONCE, or telephone Cleve. ITO. after s
PIN. %
FOR SALE-OWNER COMPELLED 10 LEAVE
city on account Of health. will sacrifice his
beautiful six room house, located in fine Sec
ton Of northwest. Here is chance to get
one OF the coolest homes In the city. Terms
can be arranged. Everything thoroughly mod
eru and in Al condition.
PHILLIPS & SAGER,
Phone n. 1897. 7l5 14th IT. NV
FOR SALE-PRICE, $50; RENT, $3.50 PER
month: four-room frame house: water, sewer;
white tenant; near 18th and Fl SITS. ne. Apply
Room 3l9. Bond building. %
FOR sAIE2sl9, 2s21, 1927 AND $50 nth
st. NV; three-story brick: rooms and hath;
furnace heat. VIII sell at q very low figure
to close trusteeship.
ELLERsON WEMPLE, GOT 14th st. NV.
FOR RENT OR FOR sALE-ls2z COLUMBIA
road NV: II rooms and q baths: steam hest;
house In good condition; price reasonable.
ELLERSON & WEMPLE cot 14th Ut. NV.
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vIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH; NATURAL
non surgical; cloth bourd, 4O0-page book free.
Apply BY mail. 9l6 Colorado building. Droo
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FOR RENT
T21 9th NV. sto. 6r. b40 90
619 NJ NV. Or. h. ...3S.5
COZ 81 NV. Sr. b. 80. 90
631 8 NV, Or. store. 80. 50
1T N Y av, 7r, b. $3.50
233 Morgan NV. Or. b25. so
1145 I NV, Sr. $3.50
los 9Th NV. 6r. b. $3.50
Mills
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FOR SALE
BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED IN wOOpLEY
PARk-A SECTION IMPROVED EXCLUSIVE
LIZ BY HIGH-CLASS HOMES. practically
new three-story modern residence; EIGHT
rooms, attic and cellar; trimmed in oak and
effectively decorated: lighted by both electric
ity and gas; heated by the hest hot water sys-
tenn; highest order Of workmanship: amply
supplied with closets: large. well arranged
buffers pantry. This splendid home Is being
sold at sacrifice and presents an attractive
opportunity. Suitable terms can be arranged
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LOCATED IN FINELY BUILT Up
BLOCK IN THE CENTRAL PART OF THE
NORTHWEST. A remarkably well built mod
ern residence, containing EIGHT beautiful
rooms and perfectly equipped modern bath
room; entire house in excellent order: finished
throughout In oak modern heating plant; all
necessary pantries and closets. Built only q
Few years ago by noted contractor for the
home Of the present owner. who Is leaving the
offer will have attention Easy terms-SGOOO.
" l.. SALISBURY co.
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THE HANDSOMEST CORNER HOME EVER
BUILT IN WASHINGTON FOR THE PRICE.
Now receiving the finishing touches. Two sto-
ries; stylish appearance: broad porches front
and rear; finished in hardwood; parQuetry
floors; heated by guaranteed HOT-WATER
plant; lighted by both electricity and gas;
hardwood floors: unusually large rooms: nice
parking. Convenient terms-$5.25O.
n. l., SANSBCRY CO
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FOR SALEM ORDER TO SETTLE An ES-
BATH concfete cellar. brick dwelling located
near the ntw Mckinley Training School. This
house can be purchased at bargain price on
reasonable terms. 1t also has a 2story brick
stable in the rear. which could be purchased
with or without the house. Price Of all s. $50
j. u. kOLB. 023 New York aye N 40
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last year was it so fully demonstrated
that in order for our business men to
prosper, the farmer must first sue
coed.
A party of Granvilleites, bound for
Minot in an auto Thursday evening
where they intended attending "The
Third Degree" changed their minds
when one Of the tires OF the machine
was punctured, six miles east Of this
city.
The Maxbass banks have agreed to
close at O'Clock.
Evert Elton, q Maxbass farmer
tried to toss a cow out of the road
with his auto. The machine was over
turned and the driver sustained two
broken ribs. The cow is doing nicely
Arthur LeSueur: you can be pref
ty certain that the $500 which the city
commission voted to be used in ad
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-05-04

vertising Minot in the U. C. T book
will never be paid, because it can not
be done lawfully. I admit that was
one who voted for it, but after cCnsid
ering the matter carefully, have de-
cided that we have no more right to
pay out this money for this purpose.
than we have to give money to some
individual az donation
The 500 lumber yard at Velvs has
taken over the business of the Rovey-
Shute Lumber Co. at Velva, the two
yards having consolidated.
Athletes from the Minot high school
will go to Velva May 6, to compete
with team from the Velva school, In
:. jumping and races of various kinds.
A large percentage Of the wheat
seeding in the state will be completed
| by the end of the week. There is
really little hurry, providing the far
mers get their soil in perfect condi.
ton.
Williston Will have a cleanup day
early in the present month.
The Balfour Statesman is running
a page ad on it's front page, for the
Progressive West at Plaza, announc-
ing the opening of the Berthold res
ervat1on, 100000 acres to be opened
for settlement in July
Editor Penn Of Sherwood is singing
solos in the churches Of that city on
Sundays.
The editor Of the Glenburn Ad-
vance says that the statement that 1t
will be hundred years before any
year has SO Sundays, as the present
year has, is a mistake, and goes on
to name those years..
Howard WATSON the young man at
Turtle Lake who was horsewhipped by
Miss Ethel Halves, a young music
teacher of that place, last week caus-
ed the arrest Of the young lady on a
charge Of rioting and at the prelimin-
airy hearing she was bound over to the
district court in the sum of $500. This
case has aroused great deal OF sent1.
ment throughout the entire country
and the outcome will be awaited
with much int"~est.
Edward organs, the big farmer and
rancher on the river southwest OF
Grano, has Just purchased big Hart
Parr Gasoline engine which he will
use to pump on the vast acres liz Ill
tends to irrigate In the Mouse river
bottom this season. Not only is he
a firm believer In having modern
equipment, but is equally as anxious
to have his place stocked with thoro-
brer live stock. Yesterday he receiv-
ed three Aberdeen Pom Angus Bulls,
the prettiest looking thoroughbred
animals that ever hit this part Of the
country. Crane Tribune.
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LOCALiIPCkUPS

Atty Ed. Sinkler of Minot, gave the
opening address for the prosecution
in the Cowan case Saturday and took
occasion to attack Senator Hookway
because he cast premature vote de-
claring Tor Cowan's innocence, which
would have a tendency to prejudice
others.
James Marlenee brot to our ONCE
rebound copy of the famous will
Cartons Poems," which volume he
has owned for mere than a quarter of
a century. We spent an enjoyable
hour reading over again the old fam
liar poems We read when he were a
boy. over the Hills to the Poor
House, "Besty and are Out" Gone
with ,handsomer Man" and The
Editors Guest are among the inter-
esting poems in this volume Carl
tens poems are true to life and as
long as the English language will be
apoken, they will find prominent
place in our best libraries.
A. LeSueur is. giving good share
Of his time to lecturing and debating
O Tie question Of Socialism. He de-
hated at Grand Forks, Sunday.
.tlEitor Clarke Of tt :, Stanley Pro-
meter, was business visitor in ,M!not
Manday ~.< .- .....
The Independent failed to mention
last week that VIM. l.. Smell, the city
Treasures, had been reappointed. Mr..
Smell has made a: very capable trea-
spfer, every cent OF the city's money
being accounted for. His accounts
can be checked up within few min
utgs at. any time.
The Eastern Star gave one Of their
popular dancing parties at the Ma
son&c Temple Friday evening, about
thirty couples attending.
p. Landmark of the Stoltz Lumber
company and r. ]. and L. H. Piper,
Of the Piper-Howe Lumber Co., pass
ed thru M1not Tuesday afternoon en-
route to Minneapolis.
H. T. Detlaff from north of the
city twelve miles, was In Minot Fri
day. He has $50 acres or more seed
ed and will have in 800 acres of grain
this season. Detlaff is out with
birds in the morning and sometimes
he even gets ahead of them. He looks
for big crop this year and says we
really do not need any rain yet. Six
years ago, when we had such q big
crop, We got no rain to speak Of until
in June.
r.. G. Blume, who lives near the old
Lynch postomce, has the crop nearly
all in on his place. He evidently is
a very busy man and his friends are
congratulating him.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Setlac Of Butte,
Mont, who has been the guest Of her
son, n. T. Detlah of north prairie,
left Friday for Hartford, Wis, to visit
relatives.
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AROUND THE STATE

J. M. Howell, a popular druggist of
Greensburg. KY, says, 1--WE use Cham
berlain's Cough Reuedy in our own
household and know 1t Is excellent"
For sale by all dealers.
Sick headache results from a dis
ordered condition of the stomach, and
can be cured by the use of Chamber
kain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
Try it. For sale by all dealers.
The Palermo Standard says that
John Trovater has been offered good
financial ht'D" to start coffin fac
tory at Palermo, but he is consider
ing Locating in Stanley, where bush.
ness may be better.
Bottineau is credited with having
one of the best bands in the state.
Three quarter sections Of land in
Rolette county sold recently for $12,-
900. or a little less than 500 an acre.
Hundreds of dead fish line the
banks of the Jim river The water
was low last fall and froze to the
bottom, smothering the fish. Maybe
that It what allied the Ash in Mouse
river.
, Tn e wife and five little children
OF F. 6. Evans, the insane Deering
farmer, have been, taken ia. the POOR
farm. The little ones were fitted out
with new shoes, the FIRST they had had
in a long time. -... ,r,.
The G. N,oagent at eSarles has. his
hands full. His old mother hog gave
birth to a dozen piggies, and, the nat
ural food became scarce so the agent
IL bringing the little pigs up on =
bottle
The. Devils Lake World, says two
automobiles, near, Minot were "con-
siderably =, DESTROYED" Reckon you're
about right, Bro. Mitchell. E. G. War.
rem saved only one of the hind tires
Of his machine
w. A. Dion. engineer at the Indian
school at Fort Totten, died at the Dew
liz Lake hospital He was SO years
Of age, and q member Of the Elks'
lodge.
Fred Markwardt, a Bisbee farmer,
went into his hog house to kill a
porker. After cutting the throat of
one Of the hogs, he thought the ami
NAL dead when the hog gave vicious
kick, driving the knife through his
shoe and decorating his foot badly.
John Hagen of jamestown, charged
with incest, went into basement and
cut his throat. He failed to sever
any Of the important arteries, and
he will recover. The man had declar-
ed his innocence, but his son gave
strong testimony against him.
Treadwell Twitchell will plant just
one square mile of corn on his big
farm in the Red River Valley near
Fargo.
Clifford Trudell of Deering, who has
a claim near Clifford, Mont, was rem
dered unconscious when he jumped
from a moving train near Havre,
Mont, He was riding into the country :
where he intended visiting friend,
and jumped off when the train slack
ened up at a grade. He was taken to
Havre, where he regained conscious
ness.
Business is nCticeably quiet in Mi
not and other North Dakota cities
these days The farmers are putting
in every moment at work and while
we miss their presence, we can we'll
afford to do so, providing there will
be a bountiful harvest. Never until
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-19
UNA CANCA

Qu1en desee adqqirir un mobiliarit
para sala,. -compnesto de duce sillas,
cuatro sillones, dos butacas, IN sofa y
una mesita centric, MADEIRA curvada de
Viena, tiene ahora propicia oportuDi-
dad.
Hay adelnas. una mesa y seis sillas
para comedor; IN guarda-comidas, un
chinero, un tinajero con su piedra, w
filtro y una mesa con piedra marnol
para el servicio del comedor
Tambien puedo adquirirse, una CANA
de hierro, para una plaza, y un lavabo
Este mobi]iar5o esta completamerte
nuevo y puetle verse, en- la casa n1mero
38 de Ia calle de Tefuan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-19
Lagrlrr1as slr1ceras
Las muJeres aman 10
intrepido y 10 sublime.
N. Fernandez Jatmc0s.

I'm los saIones de la senora x. Sc CO.
comentaba Ia muerte del aviador Shri-
yer.
Unos Ilegaoan, Y al saber la triste no
tlcla, Sc encogian de hombros; otros
hablaban del caso, pero con indiferen.
Ella. Sole una nina de ojos grandes y
melac0icos cstaba contristada = snedi
tativa.
Me acerque a ella y la die ID Te
apesadumbra la muerte del aviador?
-iOh, 81 - me respondio. Y sus
lindos ojos Sc llenaron dc lagrimas.
--Comprendo tn sentimiento, dulce
nina, pero no llOreS.
All, yo quisiera elevarme tambien
abandonar este mundo de amarguras
de vanidades y odios, y cruzar los es-
paclos, enyolverme en- celajes de orc y
rosa, aspirar las brisas puras y oloro-
sas vlrgenes, llegar los sumos Gle
los donde tiene SUI trono el Senior. v ane-
garme en- la luz de orc del Sol que
alnmbra eternamente la paz del pa
raiso. Y no descender jamas al tango
nauseabundo de la terra.
"A II tambien te placerfa realizar
este sueno, verdad?
El 10 ha realizado. Quiso ir hacia Ia
Gloria, y ella vino a el. Ahora vive en-
ell mundo luminosos de los privilegia-
dos. Ell es feliz.
La nina qued6 I'm momento pensati-
va; luego levantando al cielo st1s lindos
y hlmedos ojos, exclam6:
+ Ell Sc fu6 con la Gloria Ell es fe-
liz!
I una s0nrlsa ilumin6 su rostro Gu
blerto de lagramas.
EaGrlsto Ribero Chevremoa,t.
San Juan de Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-19
RAMON PEREZ morris - Editor.

,u6s, acerca del resultado defnitivo de
IS cuentas de la function, me dijo usted
,ue La falta de habito y de organization
.propiada para la colocaci6n de locali-
ladies' por una parte, y las exigencias de
4iacobazzi por otra, le hab1an aturdi-
10 hasta Ell extreme de que, dlas despues
lie la function, hab1a encontrado usted
en- la cocina del Ateneo tickets de palcos
lunetas que Sc le habian quedado sin
yender.
Me consta, pues, que Giacobazzi reci-
BIO por mi conducto los ochenta pesos,
Y quedo a su disposition el importe de
otras localidades que Sc colocaron Ill
TINA hora y de 10 vendido en- la taqui-
LA; pero del resto de las cuentas de 81
:on usted no tengo la menor noticia
Solo supe que la Comisi6n de Ma So
:ledad de escritores y artistas no le pro
1ujo esa function cantidad alguna, y que
'On csc motive sc desisti0 de toda idea
de solicitar benefcios teatrales.
Alg(ln tempo despu6s, por espon-
tanea cesi6n de Ia Compa1ia de la Sra
Nartlnez-Casado, Sc recibieron de Are.
'ibo $4,000, que fueron satisfechos a Ia
|tipografla del BOLETIN, en- pago dc
diplomas que todav1a usa la Sociedaa de
Escritores y Artistas.
Els cuanto Sc y puedo informarle So
5re Ell asunto 4 que Sc refere su carta, =
de ca.si todo este debe de haber cons
tancla en- las actas de la Comisi6n, que
listed conoce y las redactaba.
Atentamente,
NJ. Fernandez Jasncos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-19
ADMoR. Miguel Mascara Garcia.
AL nacirnierato de JESUS

Regocijo hay en- ell suelo,
grande m1sica sc Ola
en- noche sergna y clara,
Quasi La media serla.
Son los angeles que cantan
con suave melodla;
regoc1jase una fiesta
cual nunca yisto Sc hab1a,
y es que ell Hijo de Dios padre
al mundo Sc descubria.
Y aunque suena desde lejos,<
la letra muy bien Sc ola:
"Gloria a Dios en- las alturas',
pues ell mislno Dios la envia.
Por subir al hombre al cielo,
Ia gloria al cielo yenia;
y en- un pesebre temblando,
Horando sin algeria,
siendo Dios vivo y eterno,
padece por eulpa mia.
Jsssss Lopez de UbedGs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-19

Ell NobiernO sc euCarSase tambien de
cosechar trigo y eabada y de criar
puercos, protestarlan vigorosamente.
"Jamas = dirian--- ESQ seria acabar
con la hbertad industrial y con ell de-
recho de propiedadl'
Aqu1, Ia gente del campo especial
mente en- el Oeste-- no es refractaria
a las herejlas economicas, cuando cree
yer negocio en- elias lRecuerdese que
estuvo pOr la acuna ci0n ilimitada de
plata; y sabido es que tiene la nocion
de que 81 no existiera "Wall Street."
este es, sino hnbier2 en este pals ban
queros y mercado fnanciero, desapare-
cerla ell lnteres del dlnero Sc nadarla
aqul en- un oceano de felicidad. Pero
los mismos agricnltores que piensan
asl llevan sus econou1as a Ia Gaia de
Ahorros y cobran Ell lnteres que les pro
Queen, con verdadera satisfaction in
terror
-ASo'"o ) oCAaS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Sot"
de que cada cual tome del socialismo 10
q. lie convene, amengla mucho pellgr0
de q.sea TN gran noVimiento de opinion.
Els impossible la revoiuci6n socialista;
este es, Ell estableci,niento stlbito de un
sistema integral de socialismo; pero 81
habra como va los "a habiendo, apli-
clones parciales; unas fracasaran;
otras tendran alg1n exito; pero todas
serviran para que Ell Gobierno vaya ca
yendo en- manos de los obreros agre-
niados; como ha caldo va en- Australia
Y Nueva Zelandla
X.YZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-19
ACLARACION

En- la carta de nuestro companero Le-
Wis, pubfcada aver en- este diario, existe
un error Donde dice senior ScognasmS-
Clio, lease senior Gsnco6Ggsa. =
Valga La aclarae1on.