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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-03
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UN ENEMIGO

Paris, mario 25-Indudablemente- la
afuencia de extranjeros en- Francia es
extraordinaria. Ning1n pals, nj Suiza
con Sus turiStas nj Italia con suS vial je
ros en- busca de impresiones art1sticas,
nj Inglatera con ir y venir de hombres
de negocios, puede disputar Francia la
primacla mundial en- ese punto. Els un
enorme rio de gente extranjera la que
diariamente entra y sale pOr las esta
clones de Paris Porque este ciudad
Sc va por curiosidad de turista, por fer
Vor de arte y por afan de especulaci6n
en- los negocios Paris es ell centro uni
versal de atracciOnes. Unos 10 visitan
para divertirse, los mas; Otros, para ira
tar asuntOs fnancieros. Pero Franca
tiene otros lugares que atraen tambi6n
forasterOs, clienteIa rica pr0diga En-
verano, atrae Vichy con sus aguas medi
cinales y Trouville con su playa esplen
dida. En- inviernO, cuenta con la ''sai
SON., enormemente productive, de Mia
y de Biarritz, las ciudades elegantes pa
ra invernar las familias mas aristocrati
cas- y opulentas de Europa y America
Esto encanta a los franceses, que, acti
vos y ahorradores, saben amontonar el
orc. Pero, algunos mas avisados, ham Wis
to que esa immigration constante de ex
tranjeros en- Francia entraila tambien
grandes peligros. Porque no todos esos
extranjeros visitan Francia para diver
tirse, sino para TRAFALGAR; no todos son
huespedes pasajeros, sino que. much1si
mos permanecen; no todos llegan a derra
mar ell dinero a manos llenas, sino que
+ambi6n vienen a conquistarlo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-03

En- un estudio muy bien documentado
ha dado ell grito de alarma Daniel Belief.
Seg1n ell censo de hace dos amos, hab1a
en- Francia 1.112,0O0 extranjeros, repar
tidos Ell esta forma: 100000 italianos,
$4,000 belgas, 10000 alemanes, $4,000
espanoles, 10000 suizos, 81 900 ingleses
$4,000 luxemburgueses, 10000 rusos
10000 sud -americanos, 5000 austriacOs
1000 holandeses, 5000 yankis. Es de
cir, hay un 25 por 100 de extranjerOs
sobre la poblaci0n francesa. Para me
jor darse cuenta del peligro, hay que
pensar en- que la poblacion disninuye
con pavorosa progression creciente en-
Francia-ya de este punto me he ocu
PADDY que ell movimiento de inmigra
ci0n eXtranjera, por ell contrario, aumen
ia en- terminos extraordinarios. La sus
tituci0n Sc va hacienda automatica y 81
Iienciosamente
AIh1 esta el tremendo peligro.
Esa poblaci0n extranjera esta en- ac
ci6n. Emprende negocios, trabaja, es
pecula en- toda clase de negocios. En-
Paris la invasion extranjera sc desen
vuelVe ojos vistas. Las mejOres sastre
r1as son inglesas; los almacenes de cal
zado son yankis; la mayor parte de los
hoteles estan en- manos de alemanes. Y
no es ESQ 10 peor: las mismas industrias
| francesas, netamente francesas, que han
venido ejerciendo un monopolio mum
dial, van cayendo, sin ruido, en- poder
de extranjeros Ell ramo de modas va Sc
eXplota con capitales de fuera. La fa
mosa casa de Paquin, que surte de ira
jes a todas las damas elegantes del mum
| do, la ha comprado un extranjero. Y
algunas marcas de AUTOMOBILES tambien
han pasado ser propiedad de extran-
jeros. Aqu1 y alla, por todas las regio
mes de Francia, Sc cream indrlstrias, Sc
montan fabricas talleres, sc establecen
casas comerciales, casas bancarias, con
capitales amasados por extranjeros en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-03

Como sc han t0cado las consecuencias
muy de cerca. que han heridO en- 10 hon
do, sc ha pretendido cerrar un POGO las
puertas 4 la invasion extranjera de la
vieja Francia hospitalaria, que llevaba
este timbre de nObleza EN- su abOlengO
Sc ha pensado que en- Otros palses, que
han sufrido los males de una peligrosa
concurrencia, sc ha acudido a los rene
dios her0icos y las leyes restringiendo
la corriente inmigratoria. EjemplO, los
Estados Unidos. Ali sc le ha puestO ira
bas la entrada de Ia enorme emigration
italiana y hasta Sc ha conjurado Ell recio
peligro del auge en- algunos lugares de
la colonia alemana. Los primeros eran
temibles por la depression de la manO
de obra, periudicial a los Obreros nacio
males; los otros eran un mayor pellgrO,
desde ell punto de vista polltico, mas
que econ0mico, pOrque amenazaban con
su crecimiento y preponderancia llevar
la perturbation al yiyir normal de algu
nos Estados.
A medidas de tam extrema viOlencia
no es de esperar que Sc llegue en- Fran
cia. Pero es indudable que, en- vista del
peligro serio que CORE, sc buscara una
scluci6n, habil y eficaz, que cOntenga ell
avance de la invasion eXtraniera. Sc ha
pensado, en- establecer un impuesto' di
recto sobre los extranJeros. Acaso la me
dida, amen de vejatoria, sea eXcesiva
Y Sc ha proyectado tambien hacer que
tributen mas las industrias que empleen
extranjeros en- sus labores. La soluci<r
es menos irritante, per0 tai vez perJudl
que esas induStrias obligandolas 4 7es
prenderse de un personal id6neO, inteli
gente y it'll para escapar a la eXorbitan
te preston del fsco
Algo sc hara. Descubierto este enc
nigo Oculto, los franceses tendran que Ce
|fenderse de el, al menos por instinto de
conservation
Angel Guerra,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-03
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-03

impuestos Sc difuniden luego y los pa
gamos todos; los que aparecen como
lcontribuyentes solo hacen en- rlgor
adplantar sus Quotas cOntrIbutlvas.
Mas cara la vida, porque encareclen-
dose ell trabajo, y por tanto ell coste de
production, en- preparedness tan gran
DIES, meeanicamente Sc almrenta tam
bien ell precio de los prodTlctos: =
Y tOdo ESQ es obra del sabotage,
fruto de las SociedadIes de Resisten-
cia y del socialismo, y en- 1ltimo re
sultado, de esa fratricida lUcha de ella
SEES. '..
Para eludir los efectos de ese sabo-
tage hay algunos patronos que co
mienzan a interesar a sus obreros en-
sus empresas. Un gran contratista die
obras ha reunido a sus obreros y, les
(ha dicho: %':
-Estamos hacienda un temtplo y
luego haremos un asilo y despues dos
'casas y mas tarde 10 que venga. He
chos mis- calculos es seguro que gano
en- esas Obras unos cuantos miles de
duros, limpios de pOlvo y paja. 5Que-
reis que nos los repartamOs como
buenos hermanos? Yo no tengo in
conveniente en- daros a prorrata la
mitad de mis- ganancias.
Los obreros no 10 crelan al prIncl-
pho, pero pronto vieron que hablaba
EN- serio, y alceptaron jubilosos.
A los pocos dias los voIvi6 a reunir
y les dijo:
En- esta obra podemos ganar 20
mil pesetas; 81 en- vez de terminarla
en- cuatro meses la "Reminiscences en-
dos, duplicabamOs nuestras ganan-
cias, poruue en- los otros dos meSes
hariamos otra obra y tendrlamos otra
ganancia. Vuestra parte asi yaldrla
mas que vrlestro jornal.
Y es casi seguro que la terminaran
en- la mitad del tempo. Va no tienen
interes esos obreros en- TRAFALGAR POGO
sino mucho; en- estropear material,
sino en- aprovecharqo bien; la huelga
para ellos es un absurdo Ia ganan-
Ncia los eStimula 10 mismo que al pa
tr0nO.
Y Squ6 resulta de aqu1? que Ell pa
trono da con una mano ell so pOr 100
~ 10 recibe con otra; NADIA pierde y
todav1a es mayor la ganancia del
Iobrero; con esta sencilla combina'
Ici0n sc convierte en- cO-patronO, y
aumenta sus ingresos en proporciones
Un sobresuelo de
|c;nco q ocho mil reales no es dificil
para esos obreros
Y todo ell secreto estaba EN- haber
Esuprimido ell sabotage
Un dia lie di1eron Como vamos
tan deprisa, pronto nos quedaremos
sin Obras
Y ell contratista los tranquiliZ0, asl
-Si vosotros quereis, no; vamos
a hacer una sociedad; de vuestras ga
nanacias y las m1as cdderemOs algo:
una parte para vuestra instruction y
lpara vuestras obras econ0mico-sOcla-
Iles; otra parte para rebajar ell ooste
|de production y hacer mas econ0mi-
camente las Obras.
Como entire nosotros no habra huel
gas, como contratiare1nos mas baratO
como vosotros ireis completandC
Ivuestra instruction professional, nadie
lpodra comtpetir con nostros, y 81 hay
l'obras en- Madrid, para nosotros seran
Entire otros bienes, os libraries de
lmal del paro forzoso, normalizareis
|vuestras ganacias y contribuiremos
hque los inquilinatos Sc albaraten.
Else patrono sabe 10 que es ell sabo
ltage; Sc ha dado cuenta de SUI impor
Itancia y sabe como comibatirlo. ST ST
ilprocedim1ento Sc generaliza, nj E
I'quiza sospecha las repercusiones que e1
la vida economical tendr1a
Severino Aznar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-03

Francia, 8, en- 1ltimo termino, tra1dos de
fuera. Sc da ell fen6meno-denu
en- varios art1culos por sLysis de que
e1 dinero frances emigra, empujado por
La codicia, otros pa1ses donde sirve pa
ra crear nuevas riquezas, mientras que
eel capital extranjero Sc cuela, sin mucho
estr6pito en- Francia, para explotar pin
giles negocios en- abandono
AL decir de Belief, en- 1891 hab1a en-
Francia 100000 industriales extranjeros
establecidos, $4,000 empleados en- diver
sos centres de negocios y, ademas,
100000 obreros trabajando. Hay que
comprender la cantidad de actividad pro
ductiva que esta formidable legi6, acreci
da cada all0, p0ne en- JuegO, puestO que
es gente joven, Ell 10 mel de la edad,
de veinticinco 4 cincuenta amos, ganosa
de vivir y de labrar un acomodo, 81 no
es possible una fortuna. En- el tremendO
'strugle for life, q. ellos llevan han de
veneer porque ponen en- ell combate mas
grande energia y una mayor acometivi
dad " "deracines. descentradOs, como
ell bataIlar es mas dif1cil mas aspero
para ellos, es natural que acti1en con
mas resolution y hasta con mas fe. Els
la condici6n de todo emigrante, 81 aspira
q triunfar quiere no morir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-03
NODuIneDtoS DacIoDaIeS
DE: ESPANA
Angel Guerra,
Son los :siguientes

Son los slguientes:
Avila. BaslIica de San Vicente,
Iglesia de Santa Teresa.
Baleares. Torre de los Pelaires, Ex-
Convento de San Francisco de Palma.
Barcelona. CapilEa Real de Santa
Agueda, Ex-Convento de San Pablo del
Campo, Collegiate de Santa Ana.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-21

ards figured a. abe coronation Of
King Edverd tbe royal standard
carried hF ihe Marquis of iausdow NJ
tie standard 81 union by the
DUKE al Wellington the standard 81
England. bY Frank S Dymoke the
standard Of scotland by hereditary
standard bearer. a. Col Henry
strymEeour- Wedderhuru the stand.
ard of Wales. by Lord Mostyn and
the standard of ireland by the o 3
Conner Don The same personages
boar these standards Thursday
There will be seen also the stand
ards OF the Empire OF India the Do
minlon OF Canada the common
wealth OF Australia, the Dominion Of
New Zealand aud the Union Of South
Africa. carried respectively by Lord
Curzon. the Earl of Aberdeen, Lord
Northcote. Lord Plunket and the
Earl of Selborue. each OF whom has
been al the head OF the dominion he
win represent
Only the American diplomats and
a few colonials will appear in the
pageant OF Westminster Abbey with
out uniforms or robes of office The
men will wear evening dress with
knee brceches Ambassador White
law Reid and Mrs Reid are the only
Americans 20 be present who attend
ed the coronation of Edward VII.
Mr. Reid was then the special am
bassador from the United States, an
office which Mr.. John Hays Ham
mond holds for this coronation. Mrs.
Hammond will attend with him
The other Americans present OF
ficially. will be the secretary of en-
hassy. William Phillips and Mrs
phillips: the naval attache, Com
mander Simpson and Mrs. simpson;
the military attache, Major Sloeum
and Mrs. Slocum. and Mr. Ham
mond's aides, General Greeley and
Admiral Vreeland. Hundreds Of
prominent Americans have attempt
ed to secure admission to the Abbey
but none were successful The presi-
dents brother, Charles p Taft, and
Mrs Taft. are the only Americans
not holding official positions who
have been given seats This was done
by the command of the king, on a
suggestion from Ambassador Bryce,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-21
ANOTHER ENNIS LINE Is
NOW BEING SIRNFN ED.
stone q Webster Party Working Out
of Waxahachie.

Announcement made yesterday by
Edward 4. Moore that the Stone
Webster interests have surveying
party in the field between Waxa-
hachie and Ennis and purpose build
ing an interurban line connecting
those two cities, directs attention to
the fact that interurban activity In
this section of Texas has taken up
new phase
AS the situation has been, Stone
& Webster have been at work on
line to connect WaXahachie and Dali
las, and the Southern Traction Com
pany has been preparing to build
line running out from Dallas
throughs Waxahachie to Waco, with
a branch at Waxahachie reaching
to Ennis and Corsicana. News that
Stone & Webster also purpose build
ing to Ennis indicates that that city
as well as Waxahachie may have
two interurban lines from this city
Mr.. Moore said yesterday That
work on the lines from Dallas to
Waxahache is progressing in very
satisfactory manner, and then added
that engineering parties are at work
between WaXahachie and Ennis.
Some construction work is being
done in Ellis county between WaXa-
hachie and the Dallas county line.
Mr.. Moore would not make any
statement regarding the time when
the Dallas Waxahachie trolley would
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-21
OIL pINFIoPMtN N
IuI CNONTHt.N tIEIp.


San Antonio Texas. June 81
/ Just now the town Of Crowther
south of this city is the scene Of the
greatest oil development since the
days when spindle Top" proved
real sensation in the oil world IL is
claimed by those who have made an
estimate that the field contains Al
least 10000 600 barrels Of oil THIS
estimate is based on 10000 barrels
10 the acre already proven on the
y. 1000 acre tract under development
The Rostou-TeNas Corporation, cap
italized at 100000. with s. A Hop
kius of Boston owning eighty-fiye
per cent of its stock and presiden,
of the company is drilling wells.
shipping OIL and building a town
Associated with Mr. Hopkins are
John Thomson OF Quebec. Canada.
| secretary and treasurer r. X Sher-
wood, New York City, S. 5. Happ,
| Albany, New York. George G.. Bcggs,
| Pittsburg. directors AT present the
company is engaged in drilling wells,
/ keeping 100 or more men employed
until transportation facilities are Sc
/ cured As soon as oil can be shipped,
forty additional drillers will be put
20 work and run night and day In
the Crowther field the wells are
graded according to their richness in
paying output The first pay well
is the shallowest, being 500 feet; the
next varies from 700 to 500 feet The
deepest so far is 500 feet The last
we'll opened is such a producer that
it has been impossible to pump the
fluid out of the hole and in addition
this is heavily charged with gas The
first pay oil goes into market as
soon as it is steamed and is now be
ing used in san Antonio. In addition
TO the oil flow natural gas is pres
ent in abundance and plans are on
foot for a pipe line to this city Will
the proposition TO supply natural gas
for all purposes here The field Is
without exception. on account of the
vide territory covered, the mos
promising so far opened in Texas
Those who have had long experience
i'm oil maintain the producing terrific
ry extends in a slight south westerly
direction to the Laredo gas field
$50 miles south of this city. Indeed
teh moreoptimistic declare there Il
oil in pay quantities in all parts o
the southwest section of the state
Oil men from all parts Of the country
are fiocking to Crowther and Will
them come many who will engage il
farming in the territory, thus oper
ating both the surface and the inter
Tor of the earth
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-21

Our people seem to be warming up
on the prohibition question. Some
one is holding forth on the court
house square almost every day and
there is always an attentive crowd
OF listeners
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-21

Doctor Rankin lis now catching
it, from number of persons who
but short time ago were pattiu9
him on the back and calling him
Brother George
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-21
Foley's Kidney Rcmey

is particularly recommended for
chronic cases of kidney and bladder
trouble It tends to regulate and
control the kidney and bladder ac-
ton and is healing STRENGTHENING and
bracing For sale by The Curtin
Stores Curtin Drug Co, North side
Square, Curlins Pharmacy, West
side Square d&W
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-21

In the campaign Of 1912 there viii
be no lodging OF issues. Candidates
for office will be required to tell how
they stand on a number Of questions
about which they are now trying
very hard to sing low
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-21

Bugs Raymond, one Of the
great twirlers of the New York
Giants. has been fined $500 and sus-
pended indefinitely for INDUCING in
too much home rule and local self
government"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-21

They have unearthed poker
game which was going on among the
employees of one of the departments
at Washington Possibly the persons
engaged were only following the eX-
ample set them by men who arc
higher up Suppose some one NOV
rs to continue the investigation
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-21

LUI FaWUHltou covered Him.
-aIf $500 F'Ht ahf1 be shut elt Ihe
'eaaus leaders .aH Monday bY o.
.o.. a. oa, f1 nothing Tbe victory
becomes greater Hhen It is remcW-
h.r.i tH8f He aa- ptted against thc
crack pitcher af tre Tezas League
goa. BOYS H Wakahasbie extend con
calculations Poo he boy
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-21

The negroes and MeXicans who
were pardoned by the governor the
other day, are all without poll tax
receipts and win therefore be unable
to show their appreciation
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-21

To Jake VOTERS If the prohibit
ton amendment is defeated and a
local option election is pulled off in
Harris county, will you shuck your
coat and work for and vote for local
option or local prohibition in that
county?
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-21

hcear3tus Zoo the ants ihe state is
rhg uuIr fer everything until a.
comes tu Wl.skey On che Important
subject of booze fighting they
.laim taat che individual must boz let
severely alone. and his personal lib
erty iutelefered with in no way
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-21

The Lorimer investigating COM
mittee should kick the whitewash
bucket over and throw the brush
away before commencing operations
Let us have the truth, the whole
truth, and nothing but the truth,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-21

The corn crop is about ruined, but
old Ellis can always be depended
upon TO come through with the flee
cy staple when the fan season ar
rives
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-21


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and government offices whiea
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-21

People up at Mckinney have been
seeing double raiuboVs We thought
Mckinney was a dry town.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-21

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-21

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