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Sinbns in (Sanobu.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-28

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iyiir 9catIdmntcrridt.

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AUS Oem Bride.
SctIin CrbiIt yWtai.
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OfadD Sen WnrOciitiilier=
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-13
Desde Barcelona
COSAS DE LOS RADICALES.

Estos radicales son muy curiosos. Gu
r1osos Ell ell sentido de originates. Hi
cleron un mitin el domingo para pro
testar de que hubiesen celebrado un
mltln ell domingo anterior los mauris-
tas. jambien protestaron de que Ell
gobernador civil hubiese adoptado ex-
Itraordlnarias medidas 81 ellos no
querian mas que estorbar el mitin mau-
rista, icon que derecho ell go5ernador
les impidio ejercer ese derecho? Ell
|senor gobernador no debe. no puede
estorbar nadie ell ejercicio de sus de-
rechos politlcos, Y entire los derechos
polltlcos de los radicales espanoles
hgura ese de estorbar el e.iercicio de
los derechos politicos aienos. ST es
que los mauristas tienen algnn dere-
cho, porque es muy dudoso que 10 ten
gan, una vez impue~to el veto por D.
Alexandra Lerroux.
Ell caso es que un 81 no es asombra-
dos de que ell gobernador civil la Po-
llcia les impidleran ejercer sls actos
de ciudadania, recogiendoles ademas
- revolvers, sin respeto alguno otros
derechos muy sagrados, como ell de
propiedad el de usar armas de fue-
go, acordaron eXigir la mayoria radi-
cal del Ayuntamiento q. d sn vez acor-
dara leVantar una estatna i Ferrer. V.
para mayor delicia de los oios. fren-
te al miSmismo Palacio de .Justicia.
\ o cr<o modestamente que en- este pa
decleron un pequeno error: para que
fuera mas monumental el monumento.
e] mejor stio seria ell paseo de Colon,
frente la Capitania general.
Ello no obstante, ese acuerdo mum
clpal tenia un sencillo Inconvenience
baldoa para nuestras leyes, escarnio
de nuestras libertades =. y es que ha
bian de tomarlo otros que no eran los
Idcl nltin; y estos otros. que son los
conceJaies. recibieron un caritativo avi-
so, carltativo Y previo, como todos los
avlsoS caritativos, EN- que Sc les adver-
tia que, en- caso de que Sc propusiera
ese acuerdo, 10 mas probable seria que
fueran procesados Palabras mayores
estas que no hicieron gracia alguna /
los serores ediles. 4 nadie lc gusta
estar procesado, Y por un monumento
mas o menos no hay que eXponerse i
lugar con la justicia. Una cosa es pc
rorar en- los mltines otra estar en-
Ipapelado; y al fin al cabo tenian ra-
zon. porque use hubiera dejado empa-
lpelar Ferrer por ninguno de ellose
dC6mo Sc entiende?, dijeron enton-
ces los del mitin. A yer esos conceia-
les elegidos por nosotros con que de-
recho Sc niegan ustedes eiecutar I'm
acuerdo del partido? Ell monumento
queremos y NADIA mas Y el que esta por
las maduras que este por las duras
Con este de las maduras Sc referian 4
las brevas municipales, con 10 de las
duras supongo que las reias de la
carcel. Y en- seguida llamamiento
las masas para que Sc presenter en- ma
nifestacion al Ayuntamiento mientras
Sc celebre la session, y ojo con 10 que
Sc acuerda.
En- este angustioso trance los bue
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-13

nos ole los ediles levantaron los oios
q ID. Alexandra, que no es emperador.
como dlcen por ah1, sino un galapago
con tres docenas de conchas superplles-
tas, y ID. Alexandra les solto ma car.
ia, Ell la cual dice que la question tiena
dos aspectos-mas de dos, senor Lee
rronN Garcia: uno La discipline del
partldo, que hay que mantener por en-
Gina Gle todo, y otro la situacion de
la mayorla municipal, que podria con
vertirsa Ell minorla 81 Sc procesara 1 los
|edlles que hicieran la proposition. De
modo, vlene decir al final ID. AIeian-
dro, que ell acuerdo Gle levantar una
estatua i Ferrer es TN gran acuerdo
pero quedan mas dias que longanizas
para ponerlo por obra.
lno de los aspectos Que d. Alejan-
dro no menciona Ell su misiva es one
en el rartido NADIA un pez joven, listo
como una anguila de mucho cuida
10. que Sc llama Guerra del Rio. es-
ia destinado dar mucha guerra en- 81
RIO y EN- TERRA firme, este Guerra q
es el captain de los mas radcales ra-
dicales. Porque, como en- todos los
partldos, Ell el de Lerroux hay su de-
recha y su izquierda, unos son mas
radlcales que otros, Y los que son mas
radlcales tienen menos que pprder
AdemaS, Sc ha notado que el cargo edi-
lclo es un gran frigor1fco calnan
re, y en- cuanto Sc Sube al Ayuntamien-
to decilna inmediatamente el furor ra-
dlcal. cuyo primer slntoma es IN de-
SEQ lnmoderado de no quedar en- ridf-
.culo--A veces no Sc consigue cumplir
este deseo-. y el segundo. no apetecer
eel martirio por la causa.
FL ejemplar tipico del edil radical
rebajado de grado-como los alcoholics
-es el senor Pich y Pom. primer te-
niente de aIcaIde. y. por 10 tanto. 4
!af9as semporadas alcalde efectivo. mi
clador de la futura Exposition univer-
sal de lndustras electricas. 4 ouicn es-
tan amargando la eIectricidad los ra
|dicales de i 1000 sin mezcla aleuna.
J segn dlcen por ahi. la mcha est1
entablada entire el Sr Guerra del Rio
z 81 Sr picb - De-. T
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-13
Banco Comercial
de Puerto Rico
PAGO DE DIVIDENDO.

FL viernes II de Agosto corriente Sc
abrira, en- la GAIA del Banco, Tetuan 3,
el page del Der. dividendo activo, mon
tante SO annual sobre el capital omit
do, . SEQ $400 (cuatro dollars por ac-
ci6n, en- ell semestre terminado el 80
de Junio l1ltimo.
San Juan, p. r., Agosto 4 de 1914.
Manuel Paniagua,
Presidente.
Avdt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-13
NOTAS De CUAYAMA

Inionlstas y republicanos siguen su
propaganda polltica, mas fuerte aQni
que en- el resto de los puebios del Distri-
to, porque aqui ambos partidos tienen
equlllbradas sus fuerzas y cualquier
maniobra puede determinar el triunfo
Gle determinada colectividad.
La candidatura unionista. es la 81
guiente:
Para Alealde-Genaro Cautino In
sIa.
Concejo Municipal-Don Eduardo
Vazquez Don Jose Miguel Cap6, don
Fabrciano Mand-s, Don Eligio Solier.
Don Antero Aponte, Lcdo. c. Domin-
guez Rubio Don Onido Anglade.
Junta Escolar-Don Francisco @
Bruno, Don Pastor Daml. Don .Joaouln
Rovira
Saludamos en- esta ciudad 4 nuestro
amigo el Lcdo Fernandez Garcia. de
Cayey, que estuvo Gle paso para Pati-
Has, donde tiene asuntos profesionales
que resolver
FL editicio de la escuela denominada
'' Washington esta siendo objeto de
algrnas reparaciones
r
Nuestro amigo don Luis Caballero ha
sido nombrado Inspector de Sanidad de
esta ciudad
Ell partido unionista celebro el mar
tes un esplendido mitin de propaganda
Ell la calle Los jardines
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-13
Llorens Torres Y
Martinez Alvarez

Avisan a sus clientes dc San Juan y
de la lsla, que han. trasladado su Bu-
fete Notaria, la calle de San Fran
cisco 81. altos, frente al pasaje de
Los Aiuchachos.
En- slis nuevas ofcinas, la sociedad
Llorens & Martinez Alvarez ofrece al
po5lico suS servicios PROFESSIONALS,
tanto On el ramo de la Notaria como
en- la defensa de asuntos civiles y cri-
minalcs ante cualquier Corte al isla.
Avdt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-13

Avdt
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-13
EAST E|VDERS WILL
PETITION COUNCILS
FOR MORE POLICE
District Has Had Seventy-five
Robberies During Last
Twelve Months

Opposed to the lack of proper po-
lice protection in the Thirteenth Ward
and its vicinity.-that section of the
city which during the last year has
been the scene of nearly seventy-five
robberies-prominen residents of the
district in question within the next two
weeks will present to Council petition
asking that more policemen be placed
in the East End.
Within the last twelve months, ALI
son Hill from Thirteenth to Twenty
first streets, south of Market, has fire.
quently been visited by petty thieves
Many times the loss of clothing. silver
ware and poultry has been reported to
the Police Department. In nearly
every case the robbers made a clean
getaway.
These robberies, residents of the
Hill declare, are due to the well-Snown
lack of police protection. One resi-
dent of Nineteenth street south OF
Derry this morning pointed out that
the city has only one patrolman COW
ering the section where the frequent
robberies have been occurring.
Chief Has Asked For Officers
In his report to Councils for sew
eral years, Colonel Joseph B. Hutchi-
son, Chief of Police, has pointed out
the need for more policemen on AL
lison Hill, and in his last report, sub
mitted several weeks ago, he asked for
ten more men, so that he might prop
erly police the eastern section of the
city.
A movement is now on foot to pro-
vide the policemen needed and the
East Enders will do everything in their
power to further the move.
Just to show how greatly the officers
are needed, the East Enders, who are
circulating the petition, gave a list of
recent robberies. which is as follows:
Home of Henry Strine, 2022 Ken
sington street, entered and a pocket
book containing SIS taken; rear of
the home of John Lutz, 1914 Berry
mill street, entered, valuable chickens
taken: home of Mrs. William Sprout.
Ninteenth- -and--half streets Charles
Panel. many chickens taken; home of
George Walters, 1912 Derry street,
house set afire in several places; home
of Calder Bruner, 1923 South Twenty
flrst-and-a-half street, new overcoat
stolen.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-13
Death List May Reach
Thousands, Government
Authorities Declare

Nagasaki, Japan, Jan. 13.-In6 ca
tions to-day are that the death list
from the earthquakes and volcanic dis
turbances around Kagoshima will run
into the thousands. Government au-
thorities declare that any official esti-
mate of the extent of the disaster will
be impossible for several days.
The population of the city of Ka-
goshima, which is almost completed
buried In volcanic ashes and stones,
was $4,000 at the last census.
Doctors and hospital attendants
have been sent to the scene, but it is
difficult to reach the spot, as railroad
communication is impended by the
heaps Of ashes and the tracks have
been dislocated by the earthquakes
The violence Of the eruption of Sa-
kura-Jima is so great that the show
ers of dust are falling here to-day, al
though the distance between Nagasaki
and the island of Sakura is about
ninety miles.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-13
.F|REMEN FIGHT -FOUR
bLAzES ON COOLEST
NIGHT OF THE WINTER
Overturned Lamp in Laundry Of
Children's Home Cause
of One Fire

An overturned lamp which several
of the children left standing on the
table in the laundry at the Childrens
Industrial Home when they went to
supper last evening is believed to have
been the cause of the fire which did
about 800 damage to the home and
forced the eighty children out into the
cold wintry air for an hour.
The matron, Mrs. Work, said this
morning that none of the clothes be-
longing to the children had been
burned, as had been at first reported,
and that practically no damage had
been done to the weeks wash. I'VE
had just put them away" Mrs. Work
said.
She said the fire occurred when the
children were at supper. She remem-
bered that , mall lamp belonging in
the laundry had been left standing
there by the children. and this may
have exploded or been upset.
When the alarm was turned in from
Box II shortly after 6 o'clock, the
wind was bowling. Trained through
triweekly fire drills what to do in case
Of fire, the eighty children were gotten
out of the threatned home in less than
two minutes and cared for by neigh
bors while the firemen checked the
flames
The table, ironing boards and drier
in the laundry were burned, and a
hole was burned in the floor of the
matron's room, which is on the floor
above the laundry.
Three Other Fires
Three other fires kept the flremen
busy on the coolest night of the year.
The last came early this morning,
when blaze, believed to have start
ed from an overturned oil stove in a
house at Ala South street, damaged
three houses, 412, Ala and 416 South
street, and drove many tenants into
the street.
The cold made difficult work for
the fire fighters, but the isolation of
the buildings enabled them to confine
the fire. The roofs and rear of the
buildings suffered most. Damage
amounted to about $1,000. The State
owns these houses. The Wesleyan
African Methodist Episcopal Church
was thought to be in danger for time,
but was not touched.
The other fires of the day were a
chimney fire in the home of George
Desworth, at 1916 North Seventh
street, caused by a fresh wood fire,
which did no damage, and fire in
the morning at the tailor shop OF
Fred Lack, 26 Dewberry street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-13
Grace Says He Will
Return and Haunt Wife

Newman. Ga, Jan. 13. Eugene III.
Grace passed into the unknown in an
mood toward his wife, for
merly Mrs. Daisy Ulrich Opie, of Phila-
oelphia. Just before dissolution Grace
summoned the last shreds of his
strength and declared to those around
his bedside that his wife shot him while
he was asleep and left him to die, and
that he would come back from the un-
known world and haunt her.
Doctor. il you'll help me- he said
Gene" replied the doctor, "your
chances are slim. You are strong man
and you know L have always been can
did with you"
fought a good fight. With the same
tenacity with which I have clung to
life l will come back and haunt the
woman who brought all this misery up
on me-"