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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-25
FORGOT
Where He Had Left Ills
Horse And Buggy
And Police Asked To Assist
10 Locating Il

The police often have cases brought
to their notice where horses are NOV.
ed or taken by other persons and are
difficult to locate. but seldom does
man forget where he left his horse
and buggy and search in vain for 1t all
night. Chief Of Police Clements had
such case to contend with Monday
night and finally found the OUTFIT on
West Vine street just where It had
been left by the owner.
A man residing east Of the city
drove In Monday evening to do some
shopping and tied his horse on Wes'
Vine street short distance from Main
street. When he wanted to start home
he could not remember where he had
left his rig and sought in vain for some
time. Finally he notified the police
and the horse and buggy was found
II had not been molested.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-25
Want LAW
Requiring Licensing Of Nurses
In Ohio

The Legislature is to be asked to
enact law providing for the examina.
tiOn and registration of nurses. The
Ohio Association of Graduate Nurses
has drafted a bill for this and will
present II at the legislative session
which begins IN January. The bill!
calls for the appointment hy the gov.
ernor Of u state board Of examiners to
consist OF Ave members, to meet two
or more times q year and examine all
sppficants for examination and dete.'.
mine their fitness and ability to care
for the sick. The certificates given az
licants who stand the ted,. will be re.
corded by the probate courts Of the
counties whore the registered nurse
VIII practice.
Nurses who are graduates OF q re.
cognised training school when the act
takes effect. vii be registered with.
out examination, After that an exam.
ination viii be required. According
to the law. no purse will bo able to
practice without a certificate of regis.
tration.
THE association expects to improve
the .fandard OF nursing by the passage
OF tho bill" said Miss Mary II. Glad.
win, OF Akron, state president. "Suca
law would prevent the practice of
incompetent nurses, II IL almost as
important that nurses be registered as
That pLyficlans should be registered"
The r,oyement TO secure registration
OF nurses was started nine years ago
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-25
A RAP
Given EvangelIsts By Dis.
cIples Of Christ

Louisville, Oct. 22-Evangelists and
evangelism coupled the attention ol
the international convention of Disci
ples Of Christ at the closing sessions
OF the convention here today, What
started out In the afternoon to DO u do.
bate on the question whether the meth
ods Of the leading evangelists of the
church were sane and scriptural," de-
veloped into general denunciation OF
sensational and spectacular means of
obtaining additions" to the churches.
Whirlwind campaigns" use OF de
coy converts" the number list" and
other devices or aims described rs TN.
digniiied were roundly berated by nu.
merous speakers,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-25
HELD IN $4,000 FORGERY
Woman and Man Arrested In Alleged
Money Order Plot

Chicago. ILL.,, Oct. 22-Postal au.
thorities today arrested Mrs. Edna
Phillips and Thomas J. Gharum. alias
Little JEFF Davis, on charge Of
forging postal money orders for more
than $4,000. Their arrest came after
q years search.
Mrs. Phillips, declared by postal in.
spectors to have confessed, was held
under $4,000 bonds and taken to jail
In default Of bail.
Six men and four women are said
to be involved in the forgeries. The
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-25
Avoid s.d..lv. cough Medicine.

n you want to contribute directly
to the occurrence Of capillary bron'
chitis and pm sumonia use cough medi'
cines that contain codine. morphine,
heroin and other sedatives when You
have q cough or cold. An expector-
ant Hike Ohamberlain's Cough Remedy
10 what is needed. That cleans out
the culture beds or breeding places
for the germs OF pneumonia and other
germ diseases. That Is why pneu'
monia never results from a cotd when
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is
used. It contains no morphine OF
other sedative, For sale BY all deal
ers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-25
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A son was born Tuesday morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Il. Harris ci
Oak street.
A son was born Tuesday morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Campbell,
who reside south of Hunt Station.
a son was born Tuesday morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Frnce of West Bur-
CESS strest
A daughter was born Monday night
to Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Horn who re-
side on the. New Delaware road.
A son was born Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. G. G. Harris who live north
Of Blndensburg.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-25
killed
Was A Prisoner While Try
log To Escape From Pen

Columbus, o., Oct. 22-William
Barnegraff. 3S, murderer. who was re-
turned to the pen week ago after
a successful getaway with three 9TH
or prisoners through sewer Oct. ~,
died In the prison hospital at 6:55 a.
IN, Tuesday from the result of injur.
les sustained at lis a. IN. when a
bullet from the rifle OF Guard 8. A.
Carson Of Carroll county tumbled
him 30 feet from one of the buildings
on the west side Of the pen, from
where he was trying to escape.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-25
A Marvellous Escape

MY little boy had marvellous Oh.
cape writes y. II. Dastiams.of Prince
Albert. Cape OF Good Hope 1T oc.
cured In the middle OF the night. lie
got very severe attack S Group. Az
luck would have II, had a large bot.
ste OF Chamberlains Cough Romedy
IN the house. After following tho dl,
rections for an hour and twenty min.
otos he was through all danger" Sold
by all dealers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-25

Henry w. disney

A telegram was received TucJduy
saorni,g g by, Hon. l.. u. Houck VI ta's
"'ty announcing the death AZ, HEAVY
p Disney OF Milford towns( ~ Knox
T'nty. who died Monday 1x sp@
l'honc. Idaho. where ne was tr'hri rs
s~r 'Js health Mr.. Disney for,he 'ly
Tt'iHed In Mt. Vernon aud is sNii
aDown here. lie MAS about go years
sof age,
The remains win arrive at the late
home Friday evening and the funer.
al services will be held there In
charge OF the Sycamore Valley ,odgc.
4. q. o. ", OF BranaOu.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-25

men are said to have stolen pads Of
blank money orders, prepared them
and turned them over to the women
to be- cashed. The band, 1t is said.
obtained $1,000 ON forged orders at
Niagara Falls. Others we're passed
at indianapolis, Gary, South Bend and
Fl. Wayne, Ind; San Francisco, MIL
waukee, st. Louis and a score Of other
large cities.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-25
BOUND over
10 The Grand Jury And Re
turned To Jail

John Cordea, an Italian. who was
arrested for stealing about, So from
a p.pe-llners' camp near BrandOs, on
Monday, was arraigned before Squire
Harter Tuesday morning. Cordea
waived examination aud wss bound
over to the grand jury. His bond was
nxed at $500 and in default OF the
same he was sent back To the county
jail
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-25
Chronic Dyspepsia

The following unsolicited testimon-
lal should certainly be sufficient to
give hope and courage to persons af-
hicted with chronic dyspens.a; II
have been chronic dyspeptic for
years. and of all the medicine have
taken. Cha,nberlain's Tablets have
done me more good than anything
else" says w, q. Mattison. No, z
Sherman st.. Hornellsville. N. Y.
sold by all dealers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-25
They Mako You Feel Good

The pleasant purgative effect pro-
duced by Chamberlain's Tablets and
the healthy condition of body and
mind which they create make one
feel joyful For sale by all dealers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-25

stock. The property now is valued
at 100000 by the heirs.
On plaintiffs claims Of fraud and
conspiracy, she asks that the deeds Of
conveyance be- set aside.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-25
CHILDREN
Secure Marriage License ln
Rlchldnd Co.
Uther Items Of Interest 4 From 4
The Court 0euse

A white hat in the corridors Of the
court house points to marriage II.
cense Just as surely AZ straws point
out the directions Of the wind says
the Mansfield News. Monday morn.
ing when the deputies and olorls
slanced through the door leading TO
the corridor and saw white hat they
had q vision of a marriage license.
There were four In the party. two
men Of middle age aud boy and o
girl, both extremely young looking.
One Of the men saiuted Milton Con
ley with "These kids want TO get mar
~ied." Mr.. Conley turned the parties
,over to the girls In the office who pro-
vceeded to make out the papers. The
prospective bridegroom gAvc, bis
name as Harold vanAntwerp. 10. car
riage painter, and kta hoas. Oeve
land. His father gavc his name as
L. ID. vanAutwerp. When the girl
bride was asked her age she said she
was Is on May 12, 1919. There was
halt In the services and one OF the
girls reported the matter 10 Mr.. Con-
ley. He informed the parents and
The children that no marriage license
could be issued to girl under 1G. A
look of disappointment passed over
The faces OF the two youths. Mr..
Payne, father of Louise Payne who
was seeking the marriage license,
said he thought his daughter was
nearer 16 than Is and was entitled
to a license. He was told tho girl
must be 16. After n consultation the
girl gave her age as IS on May IL,
1912, her name Louise Payne and her
place of residence tclIeville. Both
parents signed the docket and a H.
cense was issued. The couple went
10 the Office OF Justice Dickey where
the marriage was performed The
bride Is quite pretty aud looks AZ old
as her husband, II not older.
Contracts Let
The county commissioners at their
session Monday awarded the follow
ing contracts:
Byron Doup. abutment 10 the Gil
more bridge in Pike township. $500.
@. w. Hunter, construction work at
Merlin bridge In Morris township,
5000.
Byron Doup, construction work at
Clark Bridge In Morris township. sos.
o
Marriage Licenses
Fred B. Chambers. crane operator,
Clinton township. and Catherine Kel-
Icy. Mt. Vernon. Rev. II. ID. Barnett.
James Shaner Hoffman, real estate
dealer Williamsburg. Pa. and Winni-
fred Howell Plat. Mt Vernon. Rev.
W. A. Clemmer.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-25
RATES OF TAXATION

$ :$$ $ Ss 5 S$ Ts.s$$ s 4:1ss 5 $$ % 0'' hereby " notice that " "
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-25

NJ. Vernon. O., Oct. I. 1912
'l0,t-6t Fris
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-04
4 NEW ERA IN OUR
 INTERNATIONAL LIFE
Opening of Panama Canal Will Create New and Worldwide Conditions, Declares
 President Taft

Foreign Relations Discussed in His Message Congress United States Should Present the World United Front in Its Foreign Afars-Necessiy For Greater Govern mental Efforts in Retention and Expansion of Foreign Trade-Benefts of the Merit System in the Diplomatic Service-Advantage of Maximum and Minimum Tariff Provision of China, Central America Turkey
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-27
De TEATKo
Corresponsal
Ell no Sc que "

FL brillante abono del Municipal, lu-
ci6 anoche Ell palcos y butacas, dando
"a la representation de la comedia de
Testoni, el aspecto de las solemnidades
teatrales
"El no Sc que " tiene, vamos, un no
Sc que ... que no acaba de conyencpr
pero distrae, entretiene agradablemen-
te, y sirvi6 a Virginia Fabregas para
hacer una labor extraordinaria La
eminente artista estuvo deliciosa Y fu6
objeto de las unanimes ceIebraciones
del p1blico
Las senoras Castillo, Rustani Gar
"a, cooperaron al 6xito.
Gerardo de Nieva, hizo un galan io-
ven c6mico. con toda la autoridad de
M primer actor y gustando sobrcma-
nera, como es natural. Fue, con la Fa,
bregas y con Gale y Ubado Fern5n-
dez, muy aplaudido
FL espectacuIo termin6 con el gra-
cioso Juguete comico La cuerda fo
ia, = eh que estuvo graciosisimo Uba}do
Fernandez, y ganaron 10 suyo la Otazo
la Ruiz y los senores Montull y Solares
Muy cuidada may elegante la pre-
sentaci6n esc6nica.
La hermosa Virginia Fabregas, STEM
pre- elegantisima.
Domingo OROZCO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-27

te en- cubrir Ell abono alberto, al igual
que San Juan que Sc excedi6 del suyo.
Ell exito obtenido por la Compa1ia
en- la representation de "Zaza", segun
Sc expresa la prensa de ahi, ha intere-
sado a nuestros amateurs" grande-
mente, porque dicha obra es predilec-
ia de nuestro p6blico, no va por la be-
lleza del ibreto, sino por el hermoso
movimiento escenicO, y en- esta ocasi6n
por 10 que preSumimOs de su represen-
taci6n por la eminente Virginia Fabre-
gas
Los buenOs mayaguezanos tienen la
palabra.
Ha circuladO pOr la ciudad la mott
cia de que ell Captain de Policfa senior
Sil6n ha sido trasladado a Ponce Y que
vendra sustituirlo el Captain Cabre-
IA, pasando ell Captain Fernandez Ma
ter a San Juan.
Ell senior Silfn ha prestado por mu-
dho tempo servicio en- esta localidad
y durante su mando no Sc ha registra-
do ningtln case que pueda aminorar su
rectitud y su honradez polciaca.
Anoche sali6 para esa capital 81 co
merciante de esta plaza Fructuoso Lee
ria, representante de la importante
merceria Ell Baratillo" de Julio L6-
PEE Ibarrondo.
Su viaje esa obedece a negocios re-
lacionados con ell comercio que repre-
Senta
Que regrese pronto el amigo
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-27
De MayaQuez
Fuego en- "Oriente. Animation tea.
trail Traslado del CAPTAIN Silen

De mi telegrama del sabado tengo
que rectificar el nombre de las GALES
en- que ocurri6 el incendio La casa
estaba situada en- la calle 90 II de Agos-
to" esquina a Oriente."
Tambien es bueno aclarar que dicho
telegrama no fu6 enviado por I'M CO.
rresponsal especial del BOLETIN sin6
por mi que soy ell Corresponsal Official
de dichO diariO, w.. adeIante
La casa incendiada era de Julio Oil
vieri el cual la tenia asegurada por
$4,000. En- la maIana del dfa que ocu-
rrio el fuego, habiase mudado de una
parte de la casa, segun rumores, la ia
milia del detective America Sil6n. Dos
ipartes restantes de ella estaban habi,
tadas pOr una sonora costurera y por
ell jOven Arturo Bolta, emparentado
con el senior Oliviery, quien fu6 dete-
nido pOr orden de la autoridad compe-
tente
FL fuego dejo yer sus primeras la
mas las ? de la madrugada del saba
do. Acto continue y a pesar del frio
la humedad que hacia, gran contin-
genie Sc reuni0 por aquellos contor-
nos.
Como este fuego ocurria en- la parte
de la ciudad mas cercana al acueducto
las bocas del incendio inmediatas q
eran bastante pOtentes Uni0se a ana
de eStas una manguera, dando fsta TN
chorro magnlfco del cual Sc approve
cho el vallente bOmbero. por amore,
Pupu Rousset para combatir directa-
mente y cerca de las llamas el fuego
defendiendo al mismo tempo las casas
del frente que va iban a tomar fuego.
tue este un trabajo de verdadero va
lor.
Mientras el senor Rousset disculpa
su modestia diciendo que ell trabajo su-
yo en- dicho fuego 10 hace cualquiera.
pues tenlendo una manguera en- la ma
no y perlcla para manejarla la Candida
no quema a nadie, los periodistas i'm
parciales nos empenamos en- acentuar
eI eloglo Ell su favor puesto que aQui
nlnguno de nuestroS reputados bombe-
roS munlcipales hace otro tanto.
Asl, pues, un fuego, como el de refe-
rencla, que tenia candela de sobra pa
ra dos casas y que tenia tanta casa de
MADEIRA en- torno, fu6 localizado Dor
un chorro de de aqua perenne Y habil-
mente gulado por una mano temeraria
que impulSaba un coraz6n valeroso y
que dirigia una inteligencia pericial en-
materia de incendios.
4 las cinco y media de la manana
quedo terminada la candela. Sc retIra-
ron los bomberos, despu6s de haber
trabajado con ahinco, y Sc dispersaron
los ultlmos grupos de piblico hacienda
concentrates su gusto.
Los mayaguezanos estamos animosos
esperanzados con motive de los triun-
fos de Virginia Fabregas, en- esa CAPT
tai, pues su dXito de ALA contribuye. o
por 10 menos debiera contribuir a oue
la socledad nuestra coopere efcazmen-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-27
Un accidente

Ramon Vailly que trabajaba aver tar
de en- la reparaci6n de un autom6yil, en-
el garage de la Mercer Line" por mo-
two de un accidente ocurrfdole mien-
tras trabajaba, Sc fracture ell brazo de-
recho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-27

bhco en- general, y por tanto, todos los
negocios de toda la isla Es de esperar
que la sensatez notada hasta ahora, con
tin1e pesar de todo.
DeseamOs los mayores exitos a todas
las cOmisiones de esta isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-27
Calglara de Comercio
La QUESTION DE LOS
DERECHOS DEL AZUCAR

Aver a las 1 de la tarde celebr6 Sc
sion extraordmaria este importante or
ganiSmo.
Preside Don Rafael Fabian.
Sc adoptaron los acuerdos siguien-
tes:
Nombrar una Comision que ira en- el
vap0r De eSta tarde New York Y de
ALI Washington a gestionar e infor-
mar ante el Comite de Hacienda del Sc
nadO Sobre los enOrmes perJuiclOS que
la rebaja de los derechos Ell ell azdcar
traeria a la riqueza general de eSta Is
la donde la production azucarera ticne
tan vital eXtraordinaria importancia.
Estudiara demostrara tambi6n con
s6lida augmentation, que esa rebaja
en- los derechos no beneficiara al pue-
bio americana Y que por ell cOntrario
ira a favorecer la production eXtranie-
ra. cuando no quede en- las redes del
trust del azlcar.
Dicha comisi6n la forman Don Ra-
fael Castro Gonzalez. Gerente del Ban
co Territorial y Agricola, y Don Harry
Besosa, abogado americana Secreta-
rio de esta Camara de COmercio En-
New York Sc unira la COmisi6n, for
mando parte de ella, Don y. w DoOley
de la casa de DOOley Smith Co., de esta
Plaza, Y EN- Washington nuestro diStin-
guido amigo el iluStre abOgadO espaHOl
D. Antonio Alvarez Nava, Presidente
del Casino de esta ciudad, q. sehalla ALI
Ell geSti0n de asuntOs de su bufetc. A
ambos senores Sc han diirgido expresi-
v0s cablegramas dandoles nOticia de la
representation que la Camara resolvi6
c0nferirles y rogandoles su valioso
concurso al logro de los deseos genera
les.
La Comisi6n de referencia apoyara
en- su aspecto ecOn6mico las gestiones
de las otras Comisiones que embarcan
Ell ell vapor de hoy, y gestionara tam
bien aisladamente Y demandara la ayu-
da importantisima de las Camaras de
C0mercio de New York. New Orleans
Chicago, San Luis, etc, para secundal
con su gran valimientO Official los ira
bajos de la Comisi6n citada.
Para ell case desgraciado de que la
rcbaja pudiese ser votada por el Sena.
do, la COmisi6n ha sido autorizada pa
ra trabajar que Sc comedian a Puerto
Rico ventaJas econ6micos compensate
vas que hoy con la tarifa de Aduanas
que rige no eXisten No seria. pues ex.
trano que pidiese la Suppression del ca
botaj Y 81 establecimieuto de un mo
dus yiYendi arancelario que abaratast
los articulOs de mayor consume que
hoy Sc pagan tan alto precio en- Nortt
America motive a ese arancel aduanerC
tan excesivamente proteccionista que
solo es propio de aquel pals que 10 pro
duce todo, y no puede serlo de este que
solo produce como articulos de esencia
rlqneza, az1car tabaco y cafe
Sc resolyi0 pedir ell concurso de
lion. Gobernador de Puerto Rico para
cue ayude a la Comisi6n citada ei
Washington en- Ell caso de que el se6ol
Cotton yaya con Mr. Knox. SecretariC
de Estado.
Una Comisi6n especial Sc unira a L.
de Productores de Az1car y visitara a
senior Knox, su llegada a esta capital
para interesarle en- que presto su avn
da importantisima en- Washington a Il
Comisi6n de la Camara, y que como Je
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-27
Un cable sobre ell
bill de la az1car
San Juan

Sc ha recibido IN cable de Washing.
ton anunciando que hoy ba empezado
a or el Comit6 de Hacienda del sena-
do de los Estados Uuidos las diversas
comlslones que van a ntformar en- pr6
y en- contra del bill del azdcar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-27

lie del Gabinete de Secretaries propon-
ga y aconseje ell veto del Presidente en-
el caso de que ell proyecto Sc aprobase
por ell Senado.
La Camara acord6 luego que una Co.
mission General fuese a exponer al Go
bernador las resoluciones adoptadas, Y
aSl Sc hlzo, formand0la, Don Rafael Fa-
blan, Don Alberto Lee, Don Rafael
Castro, Don H. L. Kochran, Don Jose
Leon, Don Miguel Targa, Don Antonio
Caubet, Don w. Stubbe Don Gustavo
Besosa, Don Rogue Gonzalez, Don Ha-
rry Besosa, Don Ricardo Casal, Y ctros
senores cuyoS nombreS no recordamos.
FL Gobernador aguard6 la Comisl0n
hasta las 6 y media y la recibi6 con su
acostumbrada amabilidad.
Agradeci6 el honor que Sc lie conce-
| dIa pOr la Camara de Comercio. pro
metlo su mas decidida ayuda a las as
plraclones generates de que Sc hacia
lnterprete la Camara.
Hlzo atinadas consideraciones acerca
de los argumentos a exponerse al Sc
cretarlo de Estado Mr. Knox, la CO.
mission oy0 con agrado tambien sus
preSunclones acerca de 10 que pasara
Segun todas las probabihdades.
Cit6 hora, creemos que fu6 la de
las once de la manana del To- de AbriI.
para recibir al senior Knox. Secretario
dc Estado, las Comisiones unidas de Ia
Camara de Comercio de esta capital
la de la Association de Productores de
Azdcar.
La Comisi6n sai6 agradablemente
lmpresionada de su vista al senior Col
ton
rs de suponer que las Camaras de
Comerclo de Ponce Mayaguez tomaran
la lnclatlya, respondiendo a la premura
y possible grayedad de la situaci6n. de
cablegrafar a Washington apoyando las
geStlones econ0micas de las comisiones
que hoy embarcan, y especialmente las
JuStas pretensiones da la de esta Camara
de Comercio. Cuantos esfuerzos Sc ha.
gan por todos lados no estaran dem8s
nunca.
Aunque va el Gobernador habia te-
legratiado Washinton rogando no ce.
rrar la information p1blica que ell Co.
mite del Senado comenzar3 10y hasta
or las razones de la Comisi6n Official
del Consejo Executive y de la Cdmara
de Delegates, y la de la Association de
Productores de Az1car, dijo telegrafia-
ria de nuevo para que Sc aguardase tam
6len la exposition de motives que haria
la Comisi6n de la Camara de Conner
clio.
Narlas casas de comercio han escri.
to y cablegrafado sus corresponsales
de Norte America demandando 81 con
curse contra la aprobaci6n del proyec.
to de rebaja de los derechos del azticar
razonando la conveniencia de su apovo
con el desorden econ6mico que ESQ trae-
ria, la considerable adislninuci6n de
negOclos, que ante la ruina en- esta is
la de tan importante riqueza. tendr{a
| que Ocurrir.
Son de alabar por todos debe ser
nuestro agradecimiento general esta no
bic emulaci6n que Sc ha entabIado para
evitar la terrible crisis que habria s. los
los derechos de referencia fuesen abo-
lidos
Alguna Influenza Sc ha dejado SEN
tir de todo este EN- los valores en- gene.
raj especialmente en- el comercio. ann-
que por fortuna no ha transcendido-
nj hay raz6n alguna para ello.-al p1.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-27
En- S an Juan

Sc encuentran en- esta capital el Al
caIde de Ponce don Simon Moret y Ell
senior B MeHd tambi6n de la mencio-
mazda ciudad
FL BOLETlN les salda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-27
Asamblea espiritista

Los espiritistas de Santurce celebra.
ran esta noche Asamblea en- el Centre
Humildad " establecido en- la calle Ce.
IRA del mencionado barrio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-27
FLOR DE ENSUENO
Para j Perez Losada


5Qulen te Ilev6 de la rama
que no estas en- tn rosal 90
Eucaristica flor de gentileza
que aver brindaste al bardo peregrino
Ell encanto sutil de la terneza
que atesora tu caliz marfiHno;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-27

Aromoso jazmin de sutileza
mas blanco aun que ell marmol bizantino
cuya corola sin j lal, apresa
el dulzor ideal de 10 divino: