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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-27
CRIME SWEEPS
OVER PADUCAH
IN GREAT WAVE
Concluded from Page one.)

pc led to surrender what money he
had in his pockets.
j. b. Wyatt, Waterman at the
Lax-Fos company, was relieved OF
SIS in bills and two small diamonds
late Monday night by two highway
men, who kept Wyatt quiet by pok
ing a gun in his face One of the
two kept his eye on Wyatt, while
the second made a close inspection
of their victims pockets.
Many robberies and burglaries Of
lesser consequence have been re-
ported to the police and the public
generally is alarmed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-27
Amusement IS

than most Of our present day
dramatists. Those who have been
fortunate enough to read her works
have been surprised with her power
and imagination Among all the
women dramatists none have shown
the remarkable skill for which
August Thomas is famous unless it is
Marion Fairfax.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-27
As a Man Thinks.

Jennie-"He must have soft spot
IN his heart for me" Wennie--'sWhy
so?" Jennie-"ffe says he is always
thinking OF me" Wennie- But, you
know. man doesn't think with his
heart The soft place must be In bis
ad."--London Telegraph.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-27
BODY OF FORMER NEWS
PAPER REPORTER RECOVERED

Sterling, H., Dec. 26.-The body
of Leonard Bryan, newspaper re-
porter who was drowned in the Rock
river Christmas night. was found by
a boy playing on the bank today.
Bryan was in the office OF United
States Pension Commissioner Charles
Bent.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-27

We wish TO call your attention 10
the fact that most infectious diseases
such as whooping cough, diphtheria
and scarlet fever are contracted when
the child has a cold. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy will quickly cure a
cold and greatly lessen the danger of
contracting these diseases. This
remedy is famous for its cures of
colds. 1t contains no opium or other
narcotic and may be given TO child
with implicit confidence. Sold by all
druggists.-Advt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-27
thought ard Paid For /"

i!oneht and Paid For" which
viii be seen AT the Cairo opera house
soon, CONES here almost direct from
its remarkable engagement OF ACT
performances at the Playhouse, New
YORK City. 4. The play is at present
enjoying its .10th capacity week az
the Playhouse, Chicago. where sey-
eral extra matinee performances
have nad TO be given to take care OF
tho crowds anxious to witness this
noted Broadhurst comedy-drama.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-30
WEEK Of SELF
DENIAL IS AN
INSPIRATION
FIRST sAPrisTs RAISE LARGE
AMOUNT THROUGH CAMPAIGN
VISITING PREACHERS ~ PuL.
PIT.

A IarEe Congregation Hutnr IRE
church evidenced the interest IH frr
special service az thr F1rst Baptist
church Yesterday which closed r.
weeks ssF denial camp lEu lu lrfar 90
close the scar without debt Hf an.
kinf
The pnerinr rBirtIy .a..u amounted
e. tiho cash. o. could net Us frnun
exactly aow mech nd come .a fhH
finance committee IN t7t mails. boz
pfrhaps Foodv sun. Also. naHnv
who could Hnt pc prrsrr. at f.e mora
ms service contributes thsIr unsriuHs
60 tha evening service Others are ok.
psctad a. hand iu CO.. send tr theirs
before the laFf day 90 fnH Ftar It
lr hoped by this means the books erI
~ cleared antireIf. a. rbIr chursn ia
aiF1zuy u~ar Hls TOP u7arrIaIv
The ererriEsE v.rr Fagg simple W
~ Herridrr spoke f1r zoe 1mgerx.
stating that lt Wuuld gruuire 8sEe a.
clear tho looks Ht spoke of thr
itberalltY anf rssponsiKanesF ~ che
nnembsruhip and Of thv eork Zone by
this growing church Economical lv
administered. 81 has done more than
~ previous ysara Iia taIk trss o.
the point and then the onering vas
taken
Miss Nable Green sang a solo. aud
TIRE choir tao selections which were
quite good. and cmbei.isbed thC pro-
Erasn
After Mr. Herrider's tex r. A. Mac
poweit spoke FOR the sunday school
Next year enlarged plans are being
undertaken. There will be three sep
arate departments; adult. junior and
primary. Some ~ the workers like
Mg. Mcdowell have received their
training IN some 81 the hest modern
sunday schools IN large cities. and are
qualified 20 have q Kreat school here.
Mr.. MacDowelrs address showed en-
thuSiasfn and grasp ~ the child prob
lem and was wei received.
Many tourists have come in since
the holidays and were in evidence yes
terday morning helping % m the au-
ditorium. and contributing their part
In the Offering.
A special meeting OF the church Of
hcsrs was called 20 convene Monday
night Tor important business.
The pastor was absent on account
~ a slight indisposition. and tho lay
osilcers conducted the entire program
most ereditahiy.
A. the evening service tie pulpit
was occupied BY tSe Rev. Charles
Chumbley. e. Dublin. Georgia. who
preached an interesting sermon on
TakinE STOCK on New Years"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-30
THE CHRISTMAS
FEAST BY THE
NORWEGIANS
IT IS An ANNUAL CUSTOM WITH
TIE MISSION AND IS cELEsRAr.
60 AT AL PORTS ALONG rHE
GULF COAST.

The feasts the Norwegian seameu'-
Mission have are snnuai national
feaHts. Friday uight they had a rica
entertainment. not only in pansacoIa.
but in Mobile. GuifparL and Galveston.
a. well
Do was Inc second feast day here. and
~ he'd special form af "Fsaman' e
fgaHi al ere church NFs almost HIied
with sailors They went around f1a
tree singing with 40 lhar miefr fhs
songs they sans re- boys They had q
Dc time. while Ar HeIdie had aard
time at tire ORGAN
a special feature wHr fhr music De-
Nvrrrd D. thg band" uu board hark
became "a Christian haH proved q ae a
hand made their Instruments them
selves from things tfrv rad On board.
and rendered rlFht aur music
COMPARED with IRE fret dar. fhe sec
Cnd feast was more than : ruCrrsE
a sailor who years aRo Iu pnnsarola
because o. Christian has proved ~ 80 a
f.fhful man. Ho To- noe h,rr and told
f". others chat Cod ana Ias4s Christ
FHf arr InnkIuE Fnr them
Tho songs and me preaching made
impressions IN thf gathered crowd and
fhn nicely decorated Christmas tree re-
minded them ~ The time when thrg
were children sd never fnru ~ sor-
rove
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-30
Municipal Docks to
Bring Commerce

ooS~urVss E-s- sss. o-s,
prop.rly conducted thsy wfi b. Of vas,
benefit 10 tho city and public in Fsn-
erai. Facilities must he provided if
the business 81 the port g. % Re in-
creased and taese facilities must b.
ready when the canal Is opened"
william Fisher. president % ths
f1shsw Rsai Estate Arency. You
oan say that am In favor OF the docks
ane rafiroad ara there are many rea-
sons why the hond Issue should earn. p
Geo. ". Owen. % ire arm % oven
Clark Co. said "a favor the bond
ispue ana believe the building ~ ter
ninals wiu develop Pensacola proper.
inducinE manufacturers 70 locate here
80 vel as Wholesale concerns. n wfli
10 The means % developing the ctry
ana bringing additional trade md low
erinE frcishts. Why. you can taks
the Maliory line Tor Instance. with
glasses you can see those boats bound
from New York O. Mobile passing b.
Pensacola They 30 not stop because
there 81 no public dock or beit rail-
road 70 accommodate she trade Bot
some ~ the freight from the same
vessels. instead ~ being brought on "a
Z
JaeksonviiIs and then handled b. tive
railroads 20 reach Pensacola. more
/ than doubling TIRE freight charges
/ Provide facilities ard these boats wi
/ stop coming amd goinw as well - tks
vessels % other lines. and o. win break
up the old combination"
e. J Bell 4 am in favor ~ both
l public DOCKS and belt lire road. They
wfu ~ Eood for the city"
p w Elliott r intend voting fsr
I ne dock aud belt railroad They ars
/ both xood things and wtu give "a
something we have been needing
q pnKroasrnAn- elect Emmett wilson
Z favor both propositions. public
cocks and belt railroad There ouTh.
/ to be some place where shipping can
S. TO al times without 6iscrinlina
I ton. I don't bsiisve any system ts
currsct that requires people shipping
I cotton and naval stores from ne in
/ terror % piacs 90 On draws and haul if
/ from GouldinE 20 some ship o. whari
I simply because that ship or wharf Is
rot approved % ~ the Louisville a
/ NASHVILLE railroad. That is au out
| rageous thinE. and n municipal docks
/ and belt road wtn relieve Tits sifua-
/ tion they Wfu - Cd -ssud 10 Pen.
I sacola.-
EuEane r Rooh. % "a I. Roeh a
Gorus 7 favor ire dock and hslt road
/ and wtil vote for both. ! did no.
1 look with favor on the propositions 81
/ frat because asa not cuny undsr
/ stand shat IL desired. bat nov ! am a
/ strong advocate 1f hofn. so BELIEVE
L fhev win be the means o. assisting
4 in the growth % Pensacola a. noth.
/ ina else would az the present time"
~ r. CLARK cashier GO tha Amer
Il can National Bank. said q intend
Il s1t.uE f5r thE bond issue end hope
i both propositions carry Q am frank td
Il confess that st my 1rst Impression q.
Il cts doeks and belt road ta rast hs
tsren $500 o08 and ft98 1e8 uaE thai
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-30

London. Dec as.--Aiany weeks - alp
iomatic maneuyering are apparently
ahead OF the delegates who are assem-
bled here In the attempt to make peacc
terms between Turkey and ths Balkan
states. The allies have made their de-
fnands, from which they declare they
WIN not receda. The Turks declare
they will resume the war before they
viii give up practically an u their Eu-
ropean territory. The position 81 Aus
uia. which - opposed to the Increase
q the Balkan states power. Ia alH0
discouraRing factor.
The delegates e. tire conference are
Dr. Danen. president % the Bulgarian
SobTanye; General Paprik0n. formerly
Bulgarian minister az 81 Pctcrtburg;
~. VeneHeios prime minister o. Greece
General Bojovitch. chief Of stan % the
Servian minister IN Paris. ~ Andra
Nikolitch. president ~ the Servinn
siupshitns. ~. Geunadius. Greek min
lister Ga London. ~. Sf8yan NoVaka-
witch. sx-premier 81 sswvia, Dgman
Miami pasha, Turkish Ambassador at
Berlin, and Rcshid Pushn. Turkish
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-30

iris was Eoing q little too fact bu.
ne more thought about tho matter
the more Impressed became with thr
fact that & proper Connections are
made 80 the belt road win include the
cotton compress. cotton Oh mill naval
stores yard. Dcsuvau rulu as well az
wholesale houses On the city that it
would o. good business enterprise
and a step in the right direction. 4
can't understand bow any person whu
- brought On daily contact with Pen
sacola bay or who works in Go can az
fcrd 20 be against the proposition, as
u vii tend % create little compeu-
ton and thereby make more business
Several Of my friends have argued
with me that times are too hard Tor
the city 20 spend any more money. 7
notice. however that most al of them
own nice AUTOMOBILES and 1 arm told
that nearly fi.co0 go have been sent
out Of Pensacola w1thin che past fcW
years and Sc. 600 900 0ut Of the state
for the same purD1rs. surely We can
make some effort 90 increase lggitl-
mate business
r. q. Brawncr. president ~ the Pen
Eaeo'a State Bank. prominent PsiafuN
street business man and head 60 the
praWner- Riera Compauy Be- euthuHi-
asticslly FOR ire docbH and he.f limo
railroad He said ANY e4sy tne sire
81 this and with this ctU's natural
harbor is too large altogether f0 have
only few privately owned docks
There is not business man N aBy
iarEs taxpayer that I have talked iu
who " opposed 90 tire municipal docks
and belt lire and certainly Or they are
willing % carry the bgls OF The extra
taxation then the men With little -
I'D taxes 90 pay should rot hold back.
PsnsarolH win never be a city % any
EEe until To- secures room for vessels
% load and uuIoad and invites the
commerce ~ en- c0unuirr.
J. "a. sheriff. Eenersi secretary e.
the pensacola y. ~ g. A. says thHt
he ufu vote Pop mgr..r.' docks I.
Pensar1iH doesn't wan. .H stan. right
where So .B -n population ~ -..rHEI.s
from now Uw,=fnr tt viii H# rrfrHErHH.
sion y Do does not annsd empIlT mff1t
FOR the coming generation and thly
have o. lsase-theu the docks and belt
Line railroad are not eFrrutlaL II the
city Wishes 90 grow. hcweEfE. ard
A.FHH open Afs HaFA.ta y" NA. " .-
then BE- mus have the dg.Es and bell
". A. Ray. head 81 fHe hiE hard
ware End supply company cf frat
rams. said The wharf and hef line
are needed nou and sm Pc needed
much worse IN the near fHtrrr o.
not see h1w any business man who
has his oun ard the interests ~ ne
city 81 heart can oppose these inn
Troveu1aufA"
Harry p. FerrlaF. read estate. proc
sues, ana warehouse man. said. II
have been hnsuinR for the bond issue
and an saing .o spend all DAY dou-
czy In thf work uant % ser Pen
sacoia develop INTO a great gifE and
ire wharf and belt lire are Necessary
f Ws are tn have any material grawth
n he near future. TEs proposition
ought t1 rarTv md 7 believe So uI.'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-30
PREVENTION Of
CRIME SERIES
IS COMPLETED
STRANGERS cLUB Hello LAST
DEBATE YESTERDAY ATV. n. c.
a. WITH MANY ATTENDING
CONTINUED ~ 1919

WIN me largest number since 80
inception in attendance at the meetiU 4
held from as n Use yesterday after
noon ut the T M a. a building the
EfFannarn' Ctub concluded fhf series
on -prevrnruu.
A number a. speakers entered tnfo
ERE discussion urou Rel sion A. a
Factor in the prcyeutiun ~ Crime.
under the leadership ~ Educatlonal
director w Cunningham.
A the riose - the session an cN-
rsTanf supper wAs served the members
and their guests There was further
planning among the meuntoru % intar-
aaf ere boarding house kesps~a ard
others iu the cry who oous into ssriv
contact with ths stranger in the city.
me influence - ths Chrtstisn church
Z ~ restraining crime aas fwsit upun
from several anwies - tnose y 10 tpos
the noor nf dfmerent Dimes.
Attorney M n M0reY said that laW
and reliKton are practically EynonN
nous 20 his wind. since the State sim
ply bases So laws upou fntsrpretatious
Of the eenuann drneuts. The Christian
religion. hs aaid undoubtedly prevents
many crimes and snid he would never
BE- afraid ~ any chud Of his that At
tended church and sunday school DO
Z ing nuy criminal act
Lieutenant r. IT, Young said that Re
z thinks the religions ~ The ao-cailsd
heather people. even. undoubtedly have
Pretty much the same effect uron those
I who adhere - them az they are &C.
HentiaGy founded 20 great extent upon
ideals that DO not diner radically from
those ~ the CHRISTIAN
Another speaker ssid mat he cSussd-
I srs religion undoubtedly the greatest
I ~ on factors in the prevention ~
erie. and thns n e preventing cine
Ibts almost entirely outside % the
church. He said tast the ministry
breaches great deal which oonnicts
with the more logical conceptions ~
Justice and also with much q their own
philosophy.
/ IN discussion he said he ala not mean
20 infer that the church does not stand
/ for Eood or that many IN its pulpits are
not 'oinw good. bat that IL h far behind
/ che times and stfl opposing on convsn-
tionai grounds the great movement Cor
equal morality ~ the sexes ~ its re-
fusai q aid 81 openly. n In no other
way.
II 81 the general opinion q ths mem
hers that the most effective way n
dealing with the problem 81 crime IN
al ita various phases is a. promote ths
present work with the boys and edu-
cate their elders 90 strtcter IDEAS % ths
moral duty - the parent or guardian
% the child.
The 1918 series viii be opened next
sunday with a discussion ~ the 81
listing conditions of poverty IN the
Uuitod States. "a wiu 10 the FIRST Il
four discussions upon poverty. oou-
prisiug also the causes, effect upon
morals and shat q 40 about ~
Read The Journals Want
! Ads and Profit fherehv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-30

It's "Child's Play .
to find Suits and Over
coats which boys will
really like---garments
that will stand the wear
and tear Of school room
and school yard.
We've had many
years Of study on Boys
Clothes problem,
which enables us to Of
Ter practical styles, pat
terms and materials for
boys Of all ages from
two and a half years up.
Boys Knickerbocksr
Suits. SIS to $3.50.
Youths Suits, SIS
to $50.
The John White Store
e08-wf e. psiafsx strsst
"Flsrlaa's Leading ciethisra.-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-30
Allies Demands on Turkey.

The demands az set forth were
First-Ths estsion By Turkey ~
nll the tsrritory vest 81 = lire start
Ing from . point east ~ Rodssto. on
the Sea % Mariners, 10 a point IN
the Bay % halatrn, o. ERE Black
sea. and excluding the Peninsula %
callipoii Aibania's status 20 Be de-
eided by tire powera
Saeond-Ths essaion % the Aeaar
islands eecupied b. TIE Greek forces
IN tire present war ard By tire ital-
iana IN TIRE recent war.
Third-Ths csasion 20 Greece 81
81 Turkish rights IN the island %
Crete.
Fourth--A money payment. TIE
anount % which hes rot yet been
revealed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-30

An irish conductor On the Payne ave-
nue. line was trying % make room Tor
more passengers IN he car during me
rush hour the other night A. report
"a ~ q more or less truthful witness
fhis Is what hs said
~WiH thim in front riage now up 80
that ftir1 behind en- take m places o.
Thin in front and iav room r. tAim
thafs neither in front nor behind
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-30
COUNTY PRISONERS EXPRESS
THANKS FoR REMEMBRANCE 9

The foIBwtnR note ~ appreciation
vas sent % The Journal once last
niHht by thf inmates uf the county
Iail The unfortunatea we're not for
soften. az least BE- the young ladies'
~ TIE Eouthefa- Bel Telephone Com
uany The prisoners exrrcss their
gratitude as follows
To Tire Pensacola Journal
The inmates - ths county rrinOu
extend their many thanks and best
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-30
78.OOOSNAPPER
BROUGHT IN BY
THREE VESSELS
THE cAviARE. TIE CARRIE o.
wELLEs AND THU NARY JANE
REAcH Port WITH CATCHES
AND DocKEp.

Three fishing vessels laden with red
snapper arrived in port Yesterday with
approximately 7g.o0o - the fsh.
The Caviare. wtth 1t zoe unoT-
matches. and TIC Carrie IA Weliea. with
$4,000 aboard. tied up a. paiafoE wharf.
The Mary Jane. with about i4.oeo en-
board tied AZ Warrcn's wharf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-30
DECLARES HE IS NOT
MARRIED. BUT WANTS TO &c

Edward Hace. formerly af ths ei,.
haa returned aftfr q fhree-vCIrs resi-
denrs In DkIahrur TFs ssr. " rrrrts,
W neapll here are ualUr fH. mrrss
#.uu De- uas married rHr.a raara -
In Oklahoma. ere rnarrffafsfInr Hfr1
uuluIr. - DE- uas No. married. mar. ~
af thaf umr fr Isrt rr rara c. g.
su..F tea and ls BOOKING Gee wlfe.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-30

wishes for = hanus and prusrwrnnt
New Year, O. the Noung mdiea "A ihs
Bel TelephOne Company Tor thfiF
highly appreciates Kfft 81 8 nlca has
kot ~ fruit sno candies. and sansoiai.
~ % Mias Rand. who gave est ths
fruits
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-30

minister Of agriculture Turkish
Danglis chief Or Greek star. iE mil
itar1 adviser % the Greek deleEates
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-30

Special closing out Holt
day Stock of All Partisan
Ivory. so per cent reduc-
tion. Fill in your set. make
IL complete. The Crystal
Pharmacy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-30
JONESB OUGHT
TO This CITY
NEGRO WANTED on MURDER
CHARGE FOR THREE YEARS
LODGED M COUNTY JAIL.

sheriff j. g. Van P5It returned from
TrmiuEham yesterday with Charlie
> urF. negro. who has been wanted
f.r three years by the police here %
HHTWrr t8 an indictment charging bin
tIlh the killing Of WIN Gibson. an
other uesro early iu 1910. The negro
wHH placed iu enc county Jail
Jones wac arrested m Birmingham
a. the batter part of last week and
4. waa learned that he was wanted
frre The sheriff left here SATURDAY
uHFuiuE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-30

nsasla what makes yen thinE ma
o. married Cor money
Iessie-f have seen the bride.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-26
DE L A j A S

Tn grupo de distinguidas damas de
este pueblo Sc reunio la no 'he del 20
con el fin de organizar una serie de
conferencias eXclusivamente para mu-
jeres Por los temas que Sc proponen
eXponer puede apreciarse el alcance
de espiritu de esas puertorriquenas de
alma noble de sentimientOs atruistas
La directiva qued6 constituid asi:
Directora dona Fidelina Botello de
Ortiz; sub -directoras dona Amparo Ra-
mirez de Lugo. dOna Carmen Ramirez
de Ortiz dona Cleofe Feliu de Pache-
co.
Cuenta este grupo de mujeres puerto
rriquenas con la valiosa ayuda intelec-
tual de dona Rafaela Aviles de Espino-
sa. dona Adela Acosta de lrizarry y las
las Srtas. Andreita IIugo, Virginia Cal
der Rosa Cruz Aviles
FL incansable mchador por el bienes-
tar de este pueblo, ell buen reverendo
Padre Villahoz, Sc dispone coadyuvar
con entusasmo a que esta obra hermosa
sea un exito en- la seguridad de que
habra de ser muy provechosa a la so
ciedad en- general.
En- la pr6xima conferencia Sc desa-
rrolaran los siguientes temas
Cuidados del cuerpo-La respiration
ell desarrolIo del cerebro- efect0 de
los pensamientos- FL matrimonio sus
responsabilidades - Experiencias de la
mujer Una buena anna de casa
Aplaudimos sin reserva esa iniciati-
va y enviamos nuestros parabienes a las
damas de esta poblaci6n que han con
tribuido llevarla a la practica.
Ell Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-26

A las 4 p. m. grandioso meeting 81
multaneo en- la Plaza de Baldorioty Y
Ell Santurce, Ell ell q. tomaran parte los
companeros siguientes: Emiiano Ra-
mos, Martin Clemente. Agustin Davila,
Jose Soto Garcia, Manuel Valdes, Jose
Lopez Santaella, Antonio Moczo, Eula-
lio Mahonet. Jose Tirado Alvarez. Julio
Esparolini Francisco Osorio
\ las s ! 2 p. m. Magestuosa velada
Lirica Litcraria en- los salones de la
Escuea Lincoln TOdOs eStOs actoS Sc
ran amenizados por la orquesta.
Loor al Dfa del Trabajo.
La Directiva de la Federation Regional
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-26
AIuy Sr. nuestro
BGLETIN MERCANTIL.

Rogamosle nos inserte Ell su perIo-
dco las siguientes manifestaciones an
ticiplndole las mas eXpresivas graclas:
En- el peri6dico 'El TEMPO No
ii. fecha ~ del corriente. aparece una
cariratnra donde la Federation Regio-
nal aparece coaligada queriendO ha-
Ger coalici0n con hombres pollticos para
entrar en- campana en- la pr6Xima lucha
electoral
Parece ser que ha sorprendido dl
cho peri6dico. dandole Nn informe fall
so; es que dicho peri6dico ha proce-
dido maliciosamente, con obJetO de de
sacreditar esta institution.
NosOtros decimos enfaticamente que
10 que representa- la caricatura es falso
que esta institution no pertenece a
ning1n partido politico nj ningpna
secta religiosa, que no ayudara, di-
recta nj indirectamente a ninguno de
ellos; pues los hombres que componen
esta Federation tienen en- libertad de
pensar Y obrar como mejor les parezca
Cada individuo es responsible de sus
actos
Sepase. tengase bien entendido
que la Federation Regional. nj Sc ven
de nj Sc alquila.
Con los mejores deseos quedamos dc
I'd respetuosamente.
Jose Soto Garcia, Presidente; EulaliC
Mahonet, Secretario Gle Actas; Jose Lo
pez Santaella, Secretario General En-
rique Pacheco. Tesorero.
Sindicos - Agustin Davila, Antonio
NJ Cintron, Manuel Valdes Antonio
AIocz0, Emilio Guerra Juan Guerra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-26
Fiesta de Labor Day
Programa de la Fiesta del Trabajo o
sea Labor Day que Sc llevara efec-
to Ell Lunes de septiembre

A las u p m salntacion al dia por
medic de Il bombas que seran lanzadas
desde las puertas de nuestras oficinas
A las II III p. IN. una comision del
Comite Central ira al Palacio de Santa
Catalina. llevando un mensaje, ell cual
sera entregado en- manos del Goberna-
dor; en- el documento expresaran las
aspiraciones y deseos de la clase Obrera
toeante 4 10 econ6mfco y social.