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Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-29
MASSACHUSETTS IS SEAT
OF NATIONAL POLITICS

tBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
BOSTON, April 29-From the tail
ends OF trains, President Taft, Colonel
Roosevelt and representatives of Will
son and Clark are making whirlwind
tours of Massachusetts preparatory
for tomorrows primaries. Roosevelt
spoke at Chelsea and a dozen other
places. Taft is covering Roosev elt' s
Saturday route. He has not attacked
oosevelt personally today, confining
his remarks to employers liability
and working mems compensation. Sen
ator Crane and congressman Weeks
and Gardner are speaking for Taft in
other cities.
An immense crowd heard Taft at At
t"'0oro. He referred to a lettar pub
liShed by Robert Lincoln, son OF .+bra-
lam, denounCIng Roosevelt for per.
VCrjing and misapplying" his fatncc' )
words and views The Taft leaders
expressed confidence. but admitted the
loSs'bility of Roosevelt carrying sev
eral districts
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-29
TRY MOTHERS CAFE

We try to give satisfaction. Only white
help employed. MRS. c. III. FRY.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-04-29
In Los Angeles

Eos ANGELES, April 29.-With
Governor Johnson ensuited on the
ninth floor and La Toilette directly be-
meath on the seventh both are slated
for campaign speeches tonight. EX-
Governor Gillett is here for Taft and
Medill Mccormick, Houser and others
are busy in Los Angeles, which today
is the political capital OF the west At
a late hour neither Johnson nor La
Toilette had called on the other. John
son will speak here tonight and La
Toilette in Santa Monica ana Ocean
Park.
Johnson today predicted that Roose
welt will win California 2 to 1. He
was asked: do you believe this vic
tory will result from conviction that
the principles represented by Roose
welt are more progressive than those
of La Follette?' He replied: "Abso.
lutely. yes" He denied that he be.
lieves the voters will support Roose
welt because they believe Roosevelt
can win and fear La Toilette can
not.
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!6enrD @onDsrbaar on bieielbe
$500.
William 8. .6anbp on Gait Gnb 3.
q. &c., $500.
Mofes 8igranstp an Nep Wognos
liza g. H.. 8. 60, $2250.
Minnie Maion an GAarles g.
gpans, $500.
@eorge 9romer an 6ranf MaoOur,
$500.
Soon goebinger an q. 81. Sing,
$4,000.
sSames ". Milliams an aouis
Suniet, $3.50.
Clifford s.. ReFf an Weltern Ser
man 9ant, $4,000.
Sbe Bottom Qmufement So. On
Senrp Shpnebdum, $4,000.
Sobn M. aobl an Central Nprz
fppob 8. Ii. 6. 81, $140O.
@eorqe 80. grosnell ar WilItani
s.. Sodriebe. $1,000.
Georae Hdpn an Sbe Gp4niton
9ant, $4,000.
@etilste 9ppot6eten.
Gbas. @iIlis on Ormonoe g. il
8, 60, $500.
Sobn s.. ). 6ebe an 2ion 9te. l 8
II. .. So, $4,000.
80. e. 4llen an 5. ii. $. SoHss
$4,000.
Wm. $. Spser an grODipent Soar
60, $1,000.
SoIepb stephan on Sout6err
Ohio 6. II. 3. Co., $4,000.
W. q. 0ubleD Sbort on Metrop0
Titan 2ife Sni. Co., $4,000.
Marsaret 6. 8iderlpn an Gon9rsi
9. q. $4,000.
Carrie 8otb an Some 9. II. 8. 60.
$1,000.
8m. $. Sadriebe an 2lpollo g. Ii
8. 60, $1,000.
5. Z. Barter an peorl $. WoOb
$500.
Senrp 8onberbaar an Ialpoti
8. IL. 3. Co., $500.
Sarl Srellflede on ptelelpe. 5iUu.
Rapmono "greiel an Cartilage z
Il. 6. o., $500.
0erielbe on MilIie 81. 9ammcr
$500.
Doris 2ppentbal an Coulter
Ohio 6. Ii. :. Co., $500.
5rebsrid Wteier an so W. Spon
genberg. $4,000.
I Margaret Mtpler an RepubIic 8.
! 9. &c., $500. .
Qeondro alobu on gumminspi!
6. u. 3. 60, $500.
Spbn 2ader an Ma8gie Grid
$500.
> Sobn M. apbl an Soutbern Sbi
6. II. Z. Co., $2250.
0erielbe an 9erman Hottmal
lS550
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Grano.isentbnms -6ppotbefen.
Neue 8 hefen.


Ebtparo 8. Sboot an Williamss
burg 3. u. 6. Co., $1,000.
9erielbe an albert q. Siebern,
$3.50.
G6arlss $. 9iIlis an Srmonos
g. Ii. 6. Co., $500.
Gbriitian 90. Sornifel an Sionsb
Qos. 8. Il. g. Co., $1,000.
g6arles u. San an WILLIAMSBURG
3. II. 6. Co., $28O.53.
gilbert 5. 9lume an Reaoing Roat
6. II. 3. &c., $4,000.
8ictor 3. fremont on propibea.
2oan Co., $1,000.
Gbarles 6. Hedner an 2enpr g. II
g. 60, $3.50.
Weslep 8. sulIsr an SoIbua 3
Bierfon, $1O41.83.
Charles Goebel on MiIliam j
Rap, 5ruitee, '$887.50.
sSDbn S. 0ermobD an Roiemon
g. II. 8. Co., $3.50.
Mlmeba s.. Stall an Mkranb. 9ar
puot II. o., $556.92.
eugene Rpes an bieielben, $471.9t
2eon 6. 8ropn an bieieI6en
$381.6O.
@eorge Sanbers an Some 3. II. {
60, $4,000.
5runt Qimbrod an biefelbe, $170C
4nna S. Scott an 9ome 9. II. 8
Co., $500.
Inna s. Scott an bieielbe, $500
eSgnab 8rein ON biefelbs $500.
Wnna 2ude an biefelbe, $500.
George Cancers an Mn7a 2ud'
500.
Nnnie Ms. 9alp an Norpoob SIN
probeb g.. u. 6. Co., $34OO.
5onp Mbite ON Wtrcantile 9. ,
8. Co.. $4,000.
George SO. groBDelt an Jounbo
ton g. II. 6. Co., $500.
4gnes Neumon on Calhoun 8.
lg. Co.. S1160.
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Observation-Disclosures

albert q. 5ie6ern an Gbtparb s..
S6oof, Shell BON Got 6 in Sobn Qs>
netp's @Itate, 81.
Marp g. anigbt an CHARLES Q.5ap,
40 BEL $50 SUB an Der Sitfsite bon
Section Ctr, in MabiionDillc, 81.
5erberid 0anner an Otto Qrmlss
Der, 103 SUB an Der Sibieite bon G,s
len aoe. in Dpoming, 81.
gbarles s. 9arifoff an 5ranf 5as
gemunn, 2O3 older 2anb in Settior
8 in Golerain gonnfbip. 81.
urd 81. 8osborn on 5ranf Sage
man, 10 older 2anb in Section 8 in
golerain Sonnibip, ST..
Sennie 9ammer an gilbert +. uni
|Sannab q. 8lume, Is BEL $50 SUI
on Der Sitieite Der Muburn 4pe., 5ipi,
IfGen Megormid plaee unb Simmer
IDe., 81.
Catherine garbee an 1ictor s. mi
Sba M. Sremont, Got 188 in Gang.
!sno uRo 1hDmlon's nutszabtaeiluna
81.
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den fsinen Seleerapben, 10 lanse una
iere Weiber Isben", uno ais ifDerites
llebel be~3eidnet man: Sin 9ungerz
iabr uno Elm tldffenoes Beib." Gar
ihper lit es, ben Gbarafter elmer 5rali
an erratben: .9as Deib lit tsins
8lume, paB 9u on ibr riedit uno thre
art e%rtennit." Wtan ioa teine ifone
nebmen: Sin i60nes Weib uno iiber
Wein, stpei ilbe Site, ougegen: Sin
bdbIites Beib, bic bette Sausfrdu."
Rie Ioa man bic Jrauen loben, ionlt
nerben iie iibermiitbig: User oal
Ueib Ifnrdbt, Der DIT iein aruut; iper
aber Das Weib lpbt, Der Deriengt Ilt)
Iielber ben Bart" Sci mandem Che
mann bepubrbettet iid bag Spri6s
nprt: IS trifft manfen Elm srobsres
uebel Oabeim, uls i'm ariege."
ODD neib Der iiipilapiide 9oItsz
numb elm probatss Mittel gegen Die
ihlimmen Wetber gu empfehlen: Den
Stud. Der Wein lit gum 5rinten,
Die Weiber limb gum Yriiseln oa",
beibt es. unb: User iein Weib ni6t
ihldqt, Der 1T fein Wann." Nber pas
Redt Der 3i9tisung bat auf benz Ball
fan nur Der Wann an ieiner ei9enen
Nrau; frempe Grauen gu fHtasen, lit
fhimpflih unb ebrlos. Pin WelberH
rno an einem ainbe Dergreift ith Elm
0elo niht." user elm Weib tootet,
beTen Gbre gebt ipurlos Sugrunbs."
Sc leuAten burn ale Ssrbbeit nno
Rpbbeit Der Spri6nDrter bod Die
parmen Strablen .hter 2iebe unb tie
Ter 9erebrunq Der 5rdu als Der Ell
aentliden Shopferin uno 5iitertn pes
5amilienoliids, unb 10 tlingt bic ilo'
| ilupiIhe 8olfspeisbeit aus in BEN
! idmeralifen Dort: .Dus Weib &C.
itorbsn, bas 9eim entfpur5elt."
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Bic Sran i'm Spridwurt Der
SalfanD0lfer.

Die eigenartioe ,3pitteritenung Der
5rau auf benz 8oltan, bic 3spii6sn
ritterli6 eurppdii6er 9erebrung unO
ortentoIiider Rt9tadtung bin= nno
berIfnantt, pirb am Ihdrfften burh
BEN Spri9nDrteridaB Der SIpilaoen
beIeuhtet. Sn ben 5ubaoien SGBen
Der 9oltspeisbeit, iber Die Die 8auern
Der 9altanbqibiniel in ibrer i6lagz
frdftisen unb 5ugIeid bi6teriIh ges
'6miittsn 4usorufspeiie perfiigen,
ipielen Weib unb Gbe Die !9auptroae.
Yiele Dieier Morte ipreden Die Stlas
bentellung Der 5rau tur3 uno prG5iie
aus; 10 bsiBt ss: Der Mann lit Der
&ppf, bas Weib lit bas 9ros", b. 3.
bas, nprauf Der Mann berumtritt. -
Sin Mann lit mebr fpertb als 5e6n
Weiber", unb um gu 3ei9en, ME bod
Der Munn itets iiber Der 6ruu itebt,
fast man: Der Runn auf ben Danbs
idrant, Die Jrau auf ben Sehel."
Qber troB bieier GerinsiddBung Der
5rou ertennt man bod piaig Den Ses
gen bes Seims on, Der burh peiblihe
Mrbeit qeIhaffen pirb. sSm Saus re-
giert Die 5rau: Der Wonn lit ba,
Inn bic Delt, bas Weib, INN ods 9aus
al Ienten." = ,Gas 5aus fte6t nidt
duf Der Grbe, ionoern duf benz Weib."
9arum ertlingt oas 2oblieb Der ti6s
tiesn sSrau, bon Der es beiBt: naeir
Gbob lit 10 piel -fpertb, als Elm tid.
tisss Meib." - Gin sutes Meib Den
Rubm hires Mannes."
Dime 5rau fiibtt ith Der Sioilap'
psrluTen bon 0ott unb Der Welt
.Nnein fann Der Mann aud niht ins
parabies." - Gin Mann obne Weib
rie cine Gtube obne Wanb." Mbel
aud bic syran III nihts, pbne ibre itdrt
tsre 9dlft.; nur in Der gb finbet Fl
ibr !9etl: .9eher lit es, bes piorig
item Mannes Weib gu beiBen, als Dei
beiteR 8ruDers Ghpeiter." Die 5ral
1T bic bette 5reunDin, bic fliisite ge
rotberin bes Wdnnes; iie lit ieil
t b0fites Gut, benn: .Das Weib &c
pItII uuQ Jslutil. ApeI lujllHiB VI
ss, tpenn lie berriht in 5aus unb' 9Df
,Wp bas Weib bic 9oien an3iebt, be
} damn aber ben unterrod, ah I'M
ne6e bann iiber beioe uno iiber Da
Gaus." limb bamit limb mir BEL Der
!. idier enbloien aapitel Der b0ien Wei
Der, in bsfen gebanolung bas lib
Ilapifhe Sprihnort unerf6Opfli1 III
Griebrih g. Rraub fibrt cine lang
2itanei an, in beren efpigen anrufun
gen gu benz olten 9olfsbelben Mart
ssbeten nirb, Die fhlimmen 5rauen !
5ibtisen, gu beoroben unb gu ermaf
!, uen.
Qeiber fpirb bas Mdbhen in Der Gf
: meift 10 gang anbers, ais Is als lief
Iihes Brduthen fdien: so lunse +
Bel Der Mutter peilt, lit iie iunfter al
tin 5hdfhen; taum aber lie bsil
Manne, 10 ftredt tie cine eIienlune
.3unae .eraus." @hnabbuftigteit
ibr nngebpren. 5n einem mOptrne
IS&HSgtipsGA hsist Is: .Wir brai
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geraufdte Sbiere! 4u4
Sbiere betneipsn fi4. Siherlih piro
ben :Snlstten in ben PfIan3entheilen,
Die 3uder entpideln, uno in gefpii1en
Sbtarten, Die in ben 5dulnibpro5sB
ii~beraeben, 4lfobol geboten. 2atpion
ssait in 8~irminebum boba6tete, baB
5ummeln, 8eipen, 8iensn II. a.
Irii6te in ioldem 3uitanpe idaarena
fpeiie anbpbrten uno iih etnen geboa
rioen Rauia a~utrunten, Den lie boz
burh martirten, bab lie i'm 0rdIe
fortturfelten obsr gar Idliefen. 4ua
8Dlihe bemertt gelegentlth, bdB 500
niobienen burd ben Defenders t@tnrter
guhpeisenbonis, Der nartotiih pirtt,
in cine 4rt Raui9 perisst- fpurbsn
uno bann bas SrtsgebddtniB pers
loren. en- ben Srdioeen bat Die Naz
tur Ipaar eieene Srintituben fir Sns
feften aeIhuffsn, bur9 beren sisen'
tbimlihe 9efpeguneen bic Befrnds
tuna bieIer 8lumen herbeisefiibrt fpers
ben fam. DAP unIere Stubenfliegen
BON ben 8ier> unb Sdnapsglaiern
maanstiih ange3ogen ipereen, 1T bins
reihsnb betannt. Wit 0orliebe fhnd.
beln aud bic gnten in ben 4bfliheH
Der 8ierbrauereien unb Shnapsbren>
nereisn, nm fid sinen ssborisen
Rauff unautrinten. Die rbenebelte"
Gnte liegt auf benz Riiden unb itredt
bic Huber gen 9immel. DAB bic Nt=
fen Dem Srunt Suneigen, lit fhon oft
unb beionbers bon 6. 8irb erhdrtet.
Or. Murm beridtet bon spei 5auss
reben i'm Wirtbsbau5e, bic iif1 an ben
8isrfpenben Der 0die -betranisn".
Nuh 6irfhe lieBen iid in benz
3ool. @arten purh Bier betrunt.n
MAIDEN. Durh freipillige Nufnabme
oesieIben in ben Rinniteinen iDurben
Rinber .befeffsn" unb 5ibnsr
.fhnanteno." Weintreiter tperben bon
Gfeln, GAofen unb 3issen nit Dor.
liebe aufaenommen. DAB bic 1unos
in nniperIitdtsH1bten fir ibren
Ghatten mittneipen. baB Die p1eroe
RDqnaf befommen, UNI bel Hennen
unb DiItan5ritten unimirt 81 tperben,
ia, pab manher autiher lein 0las
nit benz Yferbe theilt, lit befannt.
Nah einem 8sriht Der Miener prefs
j. befuhte cine RaBe tdslih ben 8ier=
teller, un lid, an ben Heissn i%att5us
{aufen; in betrantenem 3uitanpe
tpurbe Tie fhlieblih bon einem Wagen
i uberfabren. DAP tine Maus nod els
mem Geldge fib an ben Derfhieoenen
t Rsfen einen Maufh a%ntrintt, nm
bnnn trollig umbtr5upur5sln. mag
! nod gum @4lub ertpGhnt iein.
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She Sulius ssreiberg &ealtp So,

Sbe ooSl!ltIS 3SretpeI9 JttallV w.
an 9be Sbio Giber 8inesar go, 8
SsSabre Gpntrdtt, pom l. DECEMBER
1912 ouf bas @runpeigenthum 129 H.,
131 Spcampre 5tr.,. Wlonatlide Wic,
the $50. -.
Grben BON 2ouis 5ein, per Sheriff
on Sophie M. 5ein, Gots u unb y
in ser llnterabtbeilung BON 2ouiS
ssein's Gitate an Dautel Ipe., 81.
Nnna Guide an George Gamblers,
40 BEL 100 SUB bon Got 8 in 2odluno
Ii. Wppming Improvement Gpmpa@
ms unterobtbetluno, 81.
s. 8. Scott, so BET 100 Sub an
Der norbDItliten Gdc Der Mapleppoo
4be. unb Mcgprmid plaee, ST..
Mortba S. Walb an Sefferlon
Noes, IL. st., Sbeil bon 2pt 55 in s..
6. Sunis' 4boition in 6drrifon, MRos
n~atlid1e Miet6e $3.50.
9eniumin 5. Mc2ennGn on 3orp
DEite, AZ BEL 145 Fub an Sonell
Qpe., in Clifton, 81.
GamueI .. Cooper an Nugult urn
2ouiia 8uer9e, Got 80 unb Sbell Don
Got 81 in s. .. DFeeler's untsrab@
tbeiluna an 4tfinipn Ctr, 81.
8illiam s.. Sadrieoe an 9eor5e
SO. uno Settle 9. Groslpell, "a lei
100 SUB an Der Meitieite Der SarbarD
Mpe., 81.
GliIabstb 8orte Mtoormunn al
MuQoalenu gble, She'll BON Got Ia
in S. SO. 2ppn's State an WooobErn
Qpe., 81.
Gurl grennede an 49nes gtele
man Ii. 81. Got II in paul Sfulter's
2. ltnterabtGeilung in Satlep, 81.
Walter 6. Warporf, SruItee, on
Gbparo 81. Moroorf, 8 Cots in Seed1s
rpoob llnterabtbeilung, $283,34.
Sermon S. Steltenpobl an Wto'es
gi9runstp, 20 BET rs SUB an Der
SiibIeite BON Carlisle &os., 3tpi1dcn
Stone uno Spublp Str. 81,
She g. 81. Yeters ReaItp So. an
sSo6n uno Soa 8~oebin9er, 40 bel 120
Tub an Der SitTeite pom 5oper
ape., 440 SUB iioIi6 BON 9elmar
Qpe., 81.
Hreo. 6auB an Pauline s. Sufe;
rer, Is BEL 1877 SUB an Der iiiopeitlt'
6en SIDE Der Woppuro uno Sincolr
@De., 81.
&ute 8~rauDItetter an Sta Gunore1
2O SUB a n Der Noroieite Der Bon
.I6tr., II SUB peitIia BON 9roOoir
2tllep, 81.
Sc6n 6. Roth, Committeeman, AZ
8eorge Sehler, Got % in Sobn Is
Rotb's ltnterabtbeilung, 5000.
8epr1e Sebler an Sames Gooi
Cots 20 uno 80 in berIel6en Inter
abtbeilung, 81.
William g. Riden an Inthonp s
8anerlein, Elm Streifen 2dnb on e
WeitIeite Der Carthage Yite in Sec
: tipn Is in WiIlcreet 9oipnIbip, 81.
I Sophia 90. Jeiu an Wm. 9. y
Sstamp, 81 SUB an 0uutsl @ps
| nQ6e 6arriion Nps., 81.
Sttilie 8. &. Siettg an S6e go
ton Imuiement 60, SO Bel 70 gu
an Der norb0'tli6en Gde bon 8ine
{ Glber Str, 81.
I, Gorbeliu WtcGlure an Wpers :
! Cooper, Got 90 in Glsmere unteraf
! tbeilung, 81.
Glla :. BLOOMFIELD on 8eort
:, Nairn, Cots 236 unb Sbeil BON 81
! 237 in 8ofinssr II. SOptin's 2. lr
te~rubtbeilung in Sputb Rprrpooo, S.
{ ssreberit 81. 8ten on 2epis
Seffner, SO Monate aontratt, be,
December /. 1912 bes 9runoitiit'
{ an Der norboitlihen Gde Der gant
6resman Qbe., Monatli6e Wfietl
$40.
SuIiu 30. Dbonuu on s. s. 8in
40 BEL 145 SUB On Der iiibpeitlit'
Gde Der M%tontgomerp RodD unb S
nathan Qbe,, 81.
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q ebIibt t.

Otter @ed (nuh elmer ginlabung):
nJrGuleir, i6 babe geiiern bier mein
9era perloren; Sic beiiBen es ieBt!!"
5rdulein: nSis irren; aber i6 tperbe
nu6fragen pieGei4t bat's bas
Stubenmdbhsn sefunben!"
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8 beaterupti3.

Sn &leiit's nt3erbro9enem aru1"
oebiitirte seitern 3err MsiIer in oct
litslroue.
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Mar er,pnbne has -GinctnSa!t @nlfsblatt'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-17
A3TICULOS Dc FAMA

Sin duda alguna 10 son en- t0do el
mundO los que fabrican The Carter S
Ink Company, de Boston, Mass. E. u.
de America, contandose en- primera II
nea el Fluido de escribir de Carter, que
es la tinta mas apreciada hoy Ell Ell
mercado, por sus condolences de fir
meza, color, durabilidad y envase
FL uso de Ia Tinta de Carter Sc ha
generalizado de tai manera que en- la
actualidad es casi la 1nica que Sc en-
plea en- Ell comerciO y en- las Oficinas.
De venta en- el BOI4ETIN MERCAN-
TIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-17
FebreIo If de 1912


Kemper Nil and Elevator Co. vs.
r. t. POns Y Go. No -Incumph-
niment0 de Contrato.- Sc hace constar
lue en el dfa de hoy, Sc recibi6 proce-
lente del Tribunal Supreme, la resolu-
N de este caso, desestimando la ape
aci6n iuterpuesta por los demandados,
ontra la Sentencia dictada por esta Cor
se en- 81 de 0otubre de 1911.
Sue N Landrau, vs-Suc de G. Ian
lrau No. 4l87.-DiviSi6n de fncas.-
Siendo hoy q ila senalado para la Wis
"a de elimination de ciertOs eStremos de
la contestaci6n a la demanda en- este
caso, cOmpareciendO ambas parties por
Sus abogadOs la Corte, despu6s de or
los mismOS, les concedi6 I'M plazo de II
dias para la presentation de briefs en-
apOyO de SuS respectiyas alegaciones
Agustin Alfonso Sobrino, VS.. Fran
cisco NANNY izquierdo No. 1924 Pro
eedimiento sobre cobro de cOstas.-En
el dia de hoy EN- este case la corte no
encuentra motives Sufoicntes para re-
ronsiderar Ia orden dictada con fecha
% de Die ultimo y desestima, en- su con
secuencia, ia m0ci6n del demandante de
% de los corrientes con Las costas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-17
-. EN- G.
TETUAN 20, SAN JUAN, PR.
BANQUEROS-COMISIONISTAS,
tMPORTADORES z EXPORTADORES
Agentes Generates
AgenteS Generates

De los Vapores trasaancos espanoes Pnos Izqurds
& Co., de Cadiz
Del famoso Vcrmouth "CINZANO", dc Torino.
De los renombradoS VinOs RioanoS blancos roos A.
las "BODEGAS RIOJANAS" de Madrid
De Ia Cerveza inglesa T" roja marca TENNENU.
De los superioreS ACeies dc Olivia marca ~TENA-, A.
Sevilla.
de otros Producos de Europa, dc gran
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ntrOductOres escaa 6nicos receptOcs de t.s
excelentes ACETUNAS SEVILLANAS que vendess process
dnadO envasadas pOsus ausOktcos espsciaes
a sehc eatampadO de "EQUIERDO."
Arizona republican., 1912-04-24
ADJUSTMENTS
THE COLISEUM

The Whitcombs opened the bill at the Coliseum last night with an imi- tatiOn of barnYard fowls The man of the duo gave an exhibition that was remarkably true to life as far aS fowl calls are concerned, and has d repertoire of greater length than the majority of impcrsonators but d DOT tiOn of the act was censored by the manager after the first show with equal benefit to the audience and the performance. The Hills do d darky scene in which nanny and her "ole man" indulge in quarrel in an in imitable manner, that reminds one of the family jars heard in every house hold where everybody works but father The musical Hylands carry with them apparatus and costumes valued at 5000 and have the reputa ton for possessing the largest organ chimes with electrical effects, seen on the vaudeville stage today. They not only produce melody from these chimes but Mir. Hylands plays a fine basso profundo solo on the tuba A trom bone duet is another feature of their performances The same program with new photo plays will be given to- night.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-24
NATIONAuSTS ARE
 IN 4 HAPPY MOOD
Meet at Dublin and Vote Unanimously to Accept the Latest Home
 Rule Bill.
ISSOciatcd Press DiSbdtch l

[HsS0ciated Press DiSPatchl
 DUBLIN. April 23.-Whcn the na- tionalist convention assembled today under the president of John Red mond, it's first act was to adopt d resolution expressing sorrow at the disaster to the Titanic. Although ac- ceptance, in principle of the home rule bill was q fOregonc conclusion. there was plenty of enthusiasm among the delegates and much cheering broke out aS Redmond described the third homo rule bill as the most satis- factory measure ever offered Ireland. Redmond concluded by moving d res olution accepting the bill, which was seconded by the lord mayor of Cork and carried amid a scene of wild enthusiasm. Another love feast was witnessed when number of Catholic priests Moposed necessary amendments to t~ home rule bill which will be left in Rcdmond's hands. The motion was supported by the protestant rector of Kenmore, and carried " exclamation.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-24
THE SAVOY.

Four new reels of motion pictures were put on at the Savoy yesterday including Edison, Nitagraph and Selig films 'HypnOtiZed." d comic photo play, has d number of farcical situa- tions that are extremely funny "Chol- era on the Plains" pictures the fast disappearing red man in his native haunts, smitten by plague that has proven the ban of the saffron hued Oriental and many times has come like curse to the crowded cities of the Caucasian. The Lost Kitten" will appeal to the hearts of the little maids who see it, as will also The Chocolate Revolver" which features Adele de Gardc. It is d fascinating story of a small girl, left at home with q servant while her parents are out for the evening. Bridget makes d date with her favorite policeman and leaves the little maid entirely alone. burglar happens in at the proper moment and the moving pictures show how cleVerlN he is outNitted by the small Iassie The same reels will be shown today and Thursday. both matinee and evening
Arizona republican., 1912-04-24

looking towards prosperity. all other business wiil be stimulated. In face of this the political situation will have to STOW much more threatening to stay the onward march of industry
 Our excess of exports for March Of over $4S,O0O,O0O. against $22 S00,000 year ago, gives further substance to the indications that the foreign Grade balance for 1912 will equal the splen- did record of a year ago The March exports are the highest ever recorl- ed for that month.
 The situation in the stock market indicates little participation by the public, except in d small speculative way The real value of good stocks. especially railroads. is growing with out d corresponding increase in price. Evidently an enormous business l., piling up ahead of the railroads, if the crops materialize to anything like the preliminary iniications which exist. In terminal facilities, in new extensions, and in equipment, the roads are far behind. They are uu- able now to finance such improve ments A just increase in rates would put the transportation of the country on a basis of growing and splendid prosperity and immediately give the roads all iuNlatJ"a' u.-,:-. tp" iI0- mense sums. Their purchases would at once wake the whole industrial army to q new era of good times Such increase is bound to come unless narrow and suicidal councils prevail The example of the New York cham Der of commerce in urging this vital subject upon the inters,',t commerce commission. should be followed by the leading business exchanges of the country. Prices of good railrOau stocks have not yet discoun,ed such favorable action which. if taken as it must be sometime, would advance present prices of such stocks to d marked degree. In the meantime, and in any event. there should be much advantage in the purchase of the equipment stocks.