davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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FOR SALE.

Thosoushbred HUFF L-shoEns sad
Haired Rsshs. also esxs Tor hatch.
inE. 7si Park II. Phoae haea +<3.
.-.- ---- u
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Cheap. daveaiort. iiansies cabinet.
nearly new Astessie Fasge. buffet.
ivoa bed. spEiska tad mattress. osh
dresser. center table. etc. -: Ani.
mss. II. St
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cb,,n,c,..Sow. zoe a month.
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able crops ~iii take the pias- of the
b~-is.
All thsou6h ih- southern tasr at
III. state their ID a naskSd activity.
In the Fan Luis valley III. people arr
very much Interested in the t-sssisii.
iiy Of Interesting the sosrsamsns In
their big drainage pros.asstloa ssa II
this j. goar shin il ~iii reclaim IN
tho aeishbos hon-i of e.c.vo" sefss
of - fiar iaad a. oar ran iiad 10
tho s,asr anywhere. As ii how s,Aaas
,nss- .iii b~ heavy sf.r in shat
s1siioa judging from rsessn, activity
in preparation tot pisatins
~ Canon CITY aud all tho fruit
.oaa,fy ~. ,h. western slope. in.iaa-
ins Garfield. s,-sa. bri,a. Nostf-sr
khi N.si~suns counties. tho fruit
growers report that tho prospects far
. xo.,.s ss.r thi. year as- a. Halter.
ine - th.s have ever b--a In The
Ltsiss, at the Stale i-asi year the
prices ohtain~i were very favorable
ssd practically all the fruit sso~sss
ss~ DnsaE into this season ~9uspre1
u Sah~ sord cate ot their orchards.
0uiss . step forward has h~-s mad~
In msn, sections IN the matter of
|dis~s.isyins their .rnt~ aud mssS
heretofore exclusive fruit xro~-ss
arr add,as ehiek-ns. piss. dsir, cn~s
ssd al tho same time snisins mote sf
the regular agricultural crops.
Takiak the whole state fran the
north to south aad east 10 ~ess the
t-~iiax is somewhat above tho aos-
nal ot the past three br four years
asd q b~ttcr summer and Tall then
sc have had for several y~ars. pre-
sidins financial and commercial
matters in tho nation DO not prove
unsettled. Il predicted.
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ys1 asdIeias haa dnas see hsr ssni !
Sisd T. IL msds Ms stsoag ssd healthy
- sos hans b sow happy vjeA . hahy
hoy. l sa vssy gisd tAse seak LYDIA
z Piakham's Vsestahls campnsnd and
d ~ ] CO 70 rseoansad "-hn. 4.
h HDscAAs. 20 z Howard SsrvsI
CFsssna. Iowa
T0os q Rooss anA Hssass
srs ussd snnuaiiy Ia ths mssufsrtuss
al LYDIA f Hakham's vsgstshss Con.
pusad. whieA h knSwn frum orsaa 70
orsaa - ths standard rrmsdy foe
fsmaiv lta.
Foe fassy yeass this fsmnsss rues ~
A~st as~saseise hss l,-~n psr-~ainsauy
successful IN eaatroilins lh- dissssss of
weassa- Merit aiaa, could have stood
sas ssss Il Osas.
u yso have tlss alightasl Aoohe
S0sal Lydia y. 1slakhaM's voOeeae
hseCssapoonA viii halp gee. VSieo
~ 0.yAlaE .Hjakhasa Ne1lcSue('0.
(cssea<3easlal) l.y1a. Nana..f0e -.
Vice. Yosss lseseS Wili M sees~A,
PsaA anA answered BY . Wo0aa0,
90 Ale4 b. sssire coa06sseo.
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For xAis or trade. Interstate four
cylinder anion,osiis rebuilt. new tires
Viii take part trade. part cash o.
part time. Hawkins -i,srns,i Machine
shop. .t
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-28
RACE RESULTS
AT CHARLESTON.

First race (3-year- r-olds and up sell
ing. six furiongs: Belfast, s to .. even
and to 2, wen; Insicion, 4 to l. to
and 3 to g.. second; Double Five. 13 to
5. to and 1 to ., third. Time
1:16 3-6. The PaEson. The Turkess
Theo. Cook. and Lou Lanier ran.
Second Race-3-year-0l and up: 9
furlongs: Dicks Pet, 2 to ]. 4 to and
to s. second; Our Nugget. Is to !, 8
to and to l. third. Time: 1:l6 LIS.
Pluvious. Tony W.. Clin Maid and Pre-
mier also ran.
Third Race--2-ysar-o four fur
longs: Jim Samave. - to s, 6 to s and
to 8, won; Jesse Jr., 4 to 1. 8 to 5
and I to 8, second; AlIedo, A TO I, 2 to
and even. third. Time: 1850. Tetan.
Racy. Kewpie, Page White and Elec-
Fourth Race-Final handicap; g.
year -olds and upwards: 5ls furiongs:
Caugh Hill, s to 2, 8 to s and 8 to s,
second: Royal Meteor, g to 1, s. to
and 9 to 8, third Time: l:0S. Susan
b., Marjorie A., Lady Lightning, Sigma
Alpha and Minda also ran.
Fifth Race-3-year-o and up
wArds: seliing; mile and 20 yards: Pea :
cock. 10 TO I, 5 to l. and to s. won |:
out. third. Time: LAS 3-6. veneta
Strome. Plain Ann. Batouche. Duke Of
Shelby also ran.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-28
NO CHANCE FOR
BRIDGE SCANDAL,
ASSERTS BURTON
Proposed to Acquire Site by Con-
demnation Jury Fixing
the Value
HABERKORN'S ALLEGED
OPTION Is DISPUTED
"Never Heard Of Him in Deal"
Says Geo. b. Yerkes, Agent
for Owners
HABERKORN'S ALLEGED
OPTION Is DISPUTED

It doesn't seem likely that there IL
to be any scandal, such - the Allan
faction OF the common council might
like to see. in the council's vote In
committee ut the whole, Friday. to
appropriate $126.OQO to acquire prop
erty east Of Gladwin park as an ap-
proach for second bridge to Belle
Isle
But though there nay be no scan.
dal, there 10 some MystoFy.
c. H. Haberkorn says that he has
almost completed nee0tiattnn4 Tor the
property. and that he will sell It to
the city for 1o0. 900. ~
Aid. Burton says that an oifer OF
$S5. 900 for the property has nevar
been considered, 80 far as he knows,
and he is willing to give 100000 for
It.
George B. Yerkes claims that he,
and he alone, can sell the property.
and that he has received no offer
from Mr.. Haberkorn. Mr.. Yerkes IL
agent for the owners, he says.
Incidentally, Aid. Burton doesn't
like what Aid. Vernon said to the
council. In intimating that there
(Centinued On Page Eight)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-28
AMATEUR WILLS
DANGEROUS, SAYS
JUDGE HANLEY
Declares That Many Try to Give
Away Property and Yet
Retain Control
SAYS RICH SHOULD PAY
FOR LEGAL PAPERS
Would Have Clerks at Service
Only Of Those Who Cannot
Afford Lawyers

A warning against homemade
Wills was sounded by Judge Stewart
Hanley. Of the probate court. in an
address before the Lawyers club. In
the Hotel Griswold, at noon, Satur-
day on the topic: Probate court i'm.
pressions."
ANY person who attempts to draw
his own will without having good
legal advice. IL storing up trouble for
his heirs and legatees," said Judge
Haniey. II can say from my own
experience In the probate court that
more than rs per cent of the disputes
relative to the probate Of willis and
to tho construction Of them arises out
OF these so-called homemade wills.
One OF the greatest faults Of these
Wills usually II that the testator at
tempts to give away hin property, and
still deaires to have absolute control
OF Il. even after his death. OF course.
these two theories. are absolutely in.
consistent, and trouble u certain to
arise In any will containing such pro-
visions. Then these amateur VIII.
raakera show great favor toward trust
estates, which no court In Christen.
dom could ever determine or under.
stand. Various other faults arise with
such certainty that It can almost safe
ly be said that to attempt To draw q
(CsstanueA - Page Eoght.,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-28
MAN ELEC1ROCUTED
BY EDISON WIRE

Coming in contact with an Edison
Illuminating Co. feed wire. carrying
5000 volts OF electricity, while he was
working on new housce at Hastings
st. and the Boulevard, Saturday morn
Ing. James Russa. "a years old, OF
No. 739 Riopelle-st., was fatally shock.
ed and was dead when removed from
the wires, two stories above the
ground. Efforts to revive him with
the Edison Co. pulmotor proved futile,
and the body was taken to the county
morgue. Coroner Rothacher says that
he will make . thorough Investigation
OF the case, and may hold IN inquest.
Russa was erecting . concrete wall
and was working on the second story.
when he backed against the high ten.
sion wire which. Coroner Rothacher
says, was over the lot line of the new
building. The laborer received q ter.
rife shock and convulsively turned
and grasped the wire with both
hands. receiving the full strength OF
the current, ~ his shoes were damp
from the fresh concrete.
Spectators who saw the man writh.
ing in agony notified the police. and Z
nyer from Bethune station. and q pub
lie lighting commission auto were dis.
patched to the scene.
Russa leavea widow.
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against the proposed Increase in the
tax rate from - to >37 per thou

against the proposed Increase In the
tax rate from - 70 ~ per thou
sand.
The meeting will be addressed by
Henry Plass, Sr., former member Of
the board Of ASSESSOR and an author.
ity on methods Of taxation. N
The object OF the league 10 TO cre-
ate sentiment In favor Of the sub
stitution Of an income tax for the
present levy on personal property.
Members Of the league assert that
under the present system. the large
part of the urban population which
owns no property 10 reAping the BEN
efit Of improvements paid for by
property owners. They favor : tax
on earnings by which oil who bens-
at by state and civic improvements
would ne required to pay in proper
tion 20 Their incomes.
( such = taxation system r. now Ia
force in Wisconsin. and the Aichi-
|san women propoos 20 petition the
|loglolAtule Tor the e6oDtIoa Of . sir
liar plan In thiD sta@e.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-28
Won WALDEN SAYS
HE HAS DOUBLE
Claims That Man Who Looks
Just Like Him Has Made
All the Trouble

Edwin Won Walden. in the county
jail awaiting trial on the charge OF
holding up Night Clerk w. H. Burns
in the Hotel Metropole, maintains hin
cool composure In spite Of identiflca-
tions BY . half-dosen Detroiters, and
one man from his home city. who
saws he oAw him here on the day be-
fore the NetrOpole robbery.
He has . very remarkable defense
ready to spring on the unsuspecting
police: The defense u that he has an
exact double. who seems bent on get
ting Won Walden In trouble;. who
,stealO Won Walden's laundry, ana
leaves Il In Z Detroit hotel, and who
steals Won Walden's overcoat and
trades It with = taxi driver.
The tact that the taxi drivers over
coat that Agured IN the exchange was
found IN von Walden's room In Day.
ton hotel does not disturb the tall
voung man Ct I'll. He lust reclines to
snsWor questions Ike that.
~. v0n walden toasted Friday
nieht ana Sa6ted- that n, practically
ynSted- saturday morning. His moth.
- cent him steak, lettuce, tomatoes.
ssaahod potatoes, coffee and cake Fri
Sav nieSt. and von walden said that
~ vos GOOD sort, though she did
m TO much. Saturday morning he
Srenkf fSGt0d on the regular fail menu
~ btoaA aud black oo9Se.
I ~ says ~ iutends to furnish the
s10. 600 tolI rbQulred. He says l0ts Of
wooithy Clnelnpati fr16nds Of his know
sS@1 ~ = innocent and Will back him
LSxS ..~ uonneant NJ en0nnv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-28
Progressive Democratic Repre-
sentative Ignores Opportunity
To Revenge Self For Fav-
oritism Shown Wood
MUCH ACRIMONY SHOWN
IN TOLLS DEBATE
Torrent Of Words Not Likely to
Change vote-Clark Has
Last Call
RAYMOND w. PULLNAN,
Tymss Washington Bure0u. No. q
Mof~onolifn~ Rnnk Rufldfn0


Tymes Washington Bureau, No. 704
Nstyopoliton Bomk BwSldtng.
wAaHTNcrON n r.. March 2s.-
Rsn Heaiss viii snpnort President
Wiison a ~ nrht IN coneress for the
rapoal OF the tolls exemption clause
a ~ Panama can.i act. Up to this
mcrr;rs ~ nrnrrsssive democratic
renressntsfive from the Second dis
esare ~ NJ Good his position on
ths menus
ccr~ressn.n noremus. m author of
ths Mir eTnmn3ion Amendment viii
nrnss~ ~ nrssi1ent IA his fSght for
rsss~i NJ nnrcreus' speech to be
msSs .rairst the administration's pol-
10 ~,ii 49,. .hans - the most import.
~ - 90 II he has delivered since
'.,cssSr srxrsss And Ma words are
-" 80, ,~,,ht hecsuss of his
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-28

GOMEZ PALACIO, Durango, March
2S.--Althoush fully three-Quarters Of
the city u already In control Of Gen.
Francisco Villas consttuti0nslist
army and the outcome II no longer In
doubt, Torreon has not yet surrend.
cred.
Hand.to-hand fighting of the most
desperate character has been In
progress In the streets all night. but
at an early hour today Gen. Refugio
velasco. the gallant commander Of
the federal forces. has not abandoned
hope and has not ceased TO Tight. He
has told his men that he will never
abandon the stronghold entrusted TO
his care until the last man OF his gar
rison is gone and his own life has
been forfeited. Despite this display
OF spirit. the constitutionalist forces
tCostinueA On Page Eighty
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-28
EVANGELIST HELD FOR
CHILD DESERTTON

MONTGOMERY, No.. March ss.--
Roy Hudson. evangelist. Of Terre
Haute. Ind, 10 held here today on ~
quest Of indiana authorities. who
charge child desertion. Hudson. who
was working a. Q lab0rer. said he
would return 70 Terre Hauts without
rOouloitioo.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-28
WOMEN
TO MAKE PROTEST
viii Hold Public Meeting To De-
n0unce Increase in
Tax Rate

Detroit members OF the Woman
Taxpayer league. of Michigan, an
organization Of women household
ers. are planning . meeting Of pro-
test, to be held in. the board OF COM
msrce building. ThIrsday. April 1S.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-28
BARTENDER ARRESTED
ON HANDBOOK CHARGE

Thomas McCough. 62.year-old bar.
tender In the saloon Of his brother,
Frank Mc0ough. at No. 90 Griswold.
IT., was arrested on charge OF oper.
ating . handbook. when Detective
william Black and Sergt. Van Mort.
wick visited the place, Saturday morn.
ing. and seized several betting slips.
McGough was released on bail later
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-28
MEXICANS FIGHT
HAND-TO-HAND
in CITY STREETS
Villas Men Tunnel Through the
Walls Of Adobe Houses to En-
circle Federals
LOSS HEAVY IN
FINAL BATTLE
Villa Compelled to Stop Artillery
Fire For Fear Of Injuring
Own Men

MEXICO CITY, March 2e.-
Gen. Husrta took desperate means
In HE endeavors 20 save Torreen
from the rebels today whsn ne
started 1850 conscrlptsd soldiers
tor the beele0sd city. The men
were picked up on the streets %
the capital, pressed Into service,
dttsd with arms and uniforms and
hurriedIy placed aboard tralne.
They left for Torrsor early today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-28

Near EAw. Alges. wsyne Castle.
sunday, p. m. "Are the Dead Con-
sctous." Free. Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-28
ANIMAL WELFARE cs.cs css.c.s..::; ::

s::..: sci !, We: ::
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-28

,.sss.!s. sss ss's =: ~; ;.ssss u -. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-05
La edad del oceano

Ell oceano, por de contado no es tan
viejo como la terra va que 81 no pudo
formarse antes de que esta hubiera en-
durecido 10 bastante para hallalSe Ell ca
pacidad de retener depositos de aqua.
Aunque tai hecho haga aparecer como
utopica la obra de determinar los amos
que ell oceano tiene, ella acaba de ser
Nevada termino. Sc basaron los
calculos respectivos sobre la cantidad de
sodio que contiene sobre la que anual-
mente deja en- los continentes por 81 ba-
nados. Sc obtnvo, como resultado, que
la edad del mar fucttla entire ochenta v
cinco millones de amos. No pa-
rece que esta cifra sea mly precisa, pc
70, en- geologic, la determination del
tempo Ell amos es empresa muy diflcil
debido la incertidlnbre de los elemen-
tos sobre los cuales Sc edifcan los calcu-
los respectivos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-05

dades, como Bismarck, han mostrado en-
tenderlo asi Y asi 10 entendi6 asi 10
practice Chamberlain.
Ell grande hombre ha venido a morir
cuando su intervention en- la politica
acaso habria sido mas necesaria poroue
las complicaciones internas Y exteriores
de lnglaterra son mayores cada vez. v la
poslbllldad de mantener la naci0n en- ell
punto culmlnante de poder de inhuen
ella a que hab1a llegado EN- tiempos de la
Relna Victoria es menos facil. Su hiio
Austen Chamberlain ha adoptado las
ideas centrales del programa palermo V
las propaga, especialmente en- 10 relati-
vo al restablecimiento del sistema pro-
teccionista. va ha sido ministro de Ha-
clenda tambien va ha recogido ell dis
trito electoral de su padre en- Birmin-
CHAM. va ha heredado su apostura al
tlva, su orquidea, su monoculo. Lo que
no sabemos 81 ha heredado es su volun-
tad y su talento
Juan PUJOL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-05

FL hcenciado Tous Soto, que habia
ldo San Juan en asuntos de su bufe-
te, esta de nuevo entire nosotros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-05
Production vinicola
en- California


Segdn 10 informado por ell Secretario
de la Comlsi6n Agricola Mr.. E. NJ. She
ehan el valor de la production viticola
en- Ell Estado de California assemble en-
1913, a $26,875.O00. Ell valor de los
raclmos vendldos para la elaboration de
vino, fue $l5,o0o,o0o y ell de los raci-
mos de mesa, $7000,000. Con 100000
toneladas de IVA, Sc elaboraron 17,135,-
ooo galones de vino dulce; con 425, 900
toneladas 25,0oo,00o de galones de Vi
nos secos ytintos, y con $4,000 tonela-
das, ] ,344 $50 galones debrandy. La de
la vltlcultura es, como Sc We. una indus
tra prospera en- aquellos Estados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-05
BeTtrdn HerTnanOs Y Ca,
S. EN- G. EN- LIQUIDACION,
HUMACAO.

VENDEN DOS ALMACENES CON
SUS AMPLIOS PATIOS CAPACES
PARA TENER BAJo TECHO UN MI
LION Y MEDIC PIES DE MADEIRA.
1UATRO ANCONES DE GRAN PoR-
TIE, UNA LANCHA REMOLCADoRA
DE Is H. P, UNA CASA VIVIENDA.
MEDIC MILLION PIES DE MADEIRA
PICH1PEN, ToDO EN- PUNTA SAN.
TIAGO. Y EN- HUMACAO, EXIS-
TENCIAs DE MERCANCIAS, FE-
RRETERIA Y MADERAS.
PARA MAS INFORMES DIRIGIR.
Sc A BERTRAN HERMANOS g. Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-05
Aeroplanos y Dirigibles
a Puerto Rico

Han sido contratados dos aeroplanos
y dos dirigibles para yenir Puerto Ri,
CO. Los primeros procedentes de Italia
los segundos de La Crosse Wis. FL viaie
sera rapido como 10 requieren las cir
cunstancias. Sc han agotado de improvi-
So las existencias del famoso vermouth
Martini y Rossi, y de la incompatible y
sugestiva cerveza Old Style Lager, los
productores resolyieron, muy acertada-
mente buscar los medios de no privar al
inteligente p1blico Puertorriqueno, de
tan maravillosos productos, nj por u9
dla siquiera.
FL pals esta de placemes.
Advt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-05
Sanatorio del
Auxilio Mutuo
EntraClas.

EntraddS.
Don Rogue Alvarez Portela, de Sar
Juan.
Don Agapito Garcia Garcia. de San
Juan.
Don Juan Walls Colome, de San Juan
Don Jose r. Lasclotas, de Ciales.
Don Gerardo Castrill6n Martinez, de
San Juan.
Don Antonio Mugell Lleitera, de San
turce.
Don Benito Zariego Espina, de Ca
tano.
Don Pic Sanchez Martin, de Vega
Baja
Don Genovar Esteva, de Guayama.
Don Angel Vicente Lomba, de San
Juan
Don Rafael Lopez Toyos, de San
Juan.
Don Jose Tellechea Jorajuria, de
Guayama
Don Zoilo Ortega Ortega, de San
Juan
Don Marcehno Sierra Pages, de San
Juan
Don Manuel 91artine Padin, de San
Juan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-05

Es 0bjeto de unanime censura ell in
calificable hecho que han perpetrado
unos mozalvetes en- La venida Hostos.
Nuestros lectores saben que Ell dicha
via esta marcado ell nombre de La Ave
mda con placas de porcelana Pues
blen; en- uno de los sitios menos fire.
cuentados, la muchacheria salvaie la
ha emprendido a pedradas con el r6tu-
10 en- que han quedado visibles huellas
del ultraje. ESQ no es possible tolerar-
10. Sabemos que la policla esta ST.
gulendo una pista cierta los autores
del barbara eXceso seran castigados sin
ninguna contemplation. Por respeto &
la publca propiedad que por ser de to-
dos nadie tiene derecho 4 destruir. han
debldo esos ninos brutales respetar ell
Rotulo de la Avenida Hostos, pero va
que por ESQ no 10 hicieran. por ell NOM
bre ALI grabado que es de una de las
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-05
Traslado de Oficina

Ell Dr.. Molina de ST. Remy, Oculista.
Especialista para las enfermedades
del oi6c, nariz y garganta, avisa su
cliente'a y al publico, ell traslado de su
'OLICIINICA y residencia, la calle
lie San Francisco No 70 Salvador
Brau), lado Norte de la Plaza Colon.
Consultas de 10 IL y de Q as.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-05

Ponce, 4 de Agosto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-05

pocas iegltimas glorias que tenemos, ha
debido ser sagrada dicha plaza para
esos ninos sin educacion Que este pa
Sc cuaIdo nos estamos gastando un di-
neral en- escuelas que por 10 visto no
Sc aprovechan, es verdaderamente inca
lifcable. 6Es que no saben esos man
ganzones quien fue Hostos? Entonces
para que sirve la escuela en- que tales
cosas no Sc ensenan nj Sc imponen los
respetos que deben guardarse que
exige Ia vida Ell comunidad civihzada /?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-05
ARTICULOS DE FAMA
UNA NECESTDAD.

DE la manera mas cordial podemos
recomendar q nuestros lectores, el usc
del Liquido de Borrar Tinta de Garter,
que sacara toda clase de mancha de
inta del papel, MADEIRA 8 tela
Els 'El Medico de la Casa con "a
uso Immediate salvara records de va
or traies, trabaios de MADEIRA.
Quitara manchas frescas de tinta de,
papel, Ell tai forma, que podra escri
Dir en- Ia misma parte sin que Sc hor,e
transforme ell papel en- color amar:
llo. II. AsA j
En- las botellas hay una circular ek
Espafol dsndo una compieta dirrcci6D
para su uso. Siempre tenemos exis.
encia de este nojncto cue os Dc cran
vaior para sasa y oncina. ayalS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-05

En- el vapor Julia han embarcado con
destino la Isla de Cuba varios brace
ros que aqui carecen de trabajo La
crisis en- Ponce Sc va acentuando mu-
cho y cs naturalmente una de sus mas
graves manifeStaciones esta falta de
ocupacion que padecen los jornaleros
y que les obliga salir para otros pal
ses. Los que Sc empenan Ell ser Opti-
mistas, dicen que aqui no hay que preo-
cuparse porque Sc vayan unOs cuantos,
nj aunoue Sc yayan unos miles de per
sonas, somos aqui demasiada gente :;
pero es 10 malo que Sc vayan los ira
baJadOres, en- tanto que Sc quedan mu-
chOs elementos con cuya ausencia, ma
ola Sc perderia Pero ell que no esta
verdaderamente dispuesto a trabajar
no sale de su pals, ESQ vamos perdien-
do con ell eXodo de esos elementos que
va empiezan salir
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-05

Don Carlos Storer su distinguida
esposa han salido para su residencia de
Utuado, despufs de pasar una brevf
temporada aqul Que lleven de noso-
tros las gratas impresiones que han sa-
bido dejarnos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-05

Ha fallecido en- su residencia de la
Playa, don Jose Maria Pietrantoni, que
gozaba entire nosotros de generates
aprecios. Ell entierro resuIt6 muy lu-
cldo. Don Angel Becerra despidi6 el
duelo, con frases que a todos nos con
movieron. Descanse Ell paz el alma del
inado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-05
Ponce al dia

Ell domingo celebraron un mitin los
unionistas en- la Plaza del Mercado.
Hablaron los senores Colon Baerga,
Lastra, Desus y Ceryony. Todos
fueron muy aplaudidos. All termi-
mar el mitin Sc organize una manifesto
ci6n que recorrio varias GALES y fue
a disolverse frente al club unionista.