davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1914-08-10
WIFE CRAZED BY
husbands death
Mrs. WojmuSh Tries to Die
After Helpmate Dies
in River
SEIZED BY CRAMP
WHILE SWIMMING
81 VIRGINIA VALE.

Within view of his brother and several
friends, Joseph Wojmush, 40 years old,
Of No. 1928 Apple street, South Will
mington, sank to death in the Christi
ana River neaJ the Pennsylvania Rail-
road bridge yesterday afternoon. The
body was rec yered several hours after
the man was drowned.
When word Of her husbands death
reached her, Mrs. Wojmush, who has sew
eIal children, made frantic efforts 10
rush from her home to the river. She
declared she would end her life and Join
her husband. Friends prevented her
from killing herself.
Woimush and his companions had
been Grabbing when they agreed to take
b swim. Wojmush was having a good
time when he suddenly went under. His
friends had gotten out of the water and
were seated on the bank. They saw him
go down but paid no attention as they
believed he was playing a prank When
he did not come up several of the party
dived but were unable TO locate the
body.
Residents Of South Wilmington hur-
ried to the scene with graphing irons
and after much difficulty, succeeded in
securing the body. Wajmush is believed
TO have been seized with cramps.
Evening journal., 1914-08-10
HagIey Community
House Notes
By the Director, Miss Irene Earl.

Hagley House held its first Playground
Festival on the afternoon and evening
Of August l. About 300 people, all told,
we're on the grounds. Eight little girls
competed in the doll carriage parade.
The first prize, a gold ring, was won by
Margaret Haig; the second prize, sill
yer Kewpie ring, was awarded to Flea
nor Thompson.
The kindergarten children gave an ex-
hibition of marching, games and pan
tombine, the Three Bears, in which two
Of the bears came TO grief, because in
their wild efforts 60 catch Goldilocks
they collided and Goldilocks escaped by
default Matte Maxwell was Goldi-
locks, and the Three Bears were Marie
Lehiecohen, Eleanor Thompson and Flor
ence Maxwell.
The eighteen girls of Miss Buckley's
class gave two pretty drills and two
folk dances, flower dance and the Ace
of Diamonds. The tennis court made a
good drill ground with the Victrola mu-
sic.
The baseball game between the girls
and the older boys, with the boys play
ing left handed, rested in victory for
the girls.
IN the track meet lHe WlllleI VI tn1
senior championship cup was Joseph
Rowe. The events and winners were as
follows:
SENIOR.
l00-yard dash, John Hallisey.
Running broad jump, Joseph Rowe, Is
feet, 5 inches.
Running high jump, Joseph Rowe, 5
feet, inches.
Shot put, Joseph Rowe, 80 feet, IL
inches.
Discus throw, Joseph Rowe, "a feet,
inch.
60-yard dash, Glass A, ]. ellison; Class
B, T. Dunlop.
Sack race Glass A, E. Gallegher
Glass B, E. Thompson.
Three-legged race, 7. Dunlop and A.
Andrews.
Running broad Jump, J. ellison.
Running high jump, Glass A, r. Lloyd
Glass B, R. Devinney.
Relay, Glass A, E. Gallagher Glass B,
j. ellison.
In the evening the Ha-Co-Ho Camp
fire Girls came singing across the play
ground to the campfire, where the Chief
Guardian greeted each one with the hand
sign of the fire, symbolizing the crossed
logs and the rising of the smoke and
flame. Then the girls formed in a ring
and gave a slow Indian song and dance
called Mystic Fire" In their quaint
ceremonial Indian costumes, they made
pretty picture in the dusky shadows
around the blazing fire.
Following the Campfire Girls some
stercoptican views were exhibited by
Leslie Matthews. The Dupont Powder
Company made the electric connections
with their roadside lines along Breck's
Lane, so that the stereopticon may be
used at any time on the playground.
The exercises of the evening closed
with dancing and singing games on the
tennis court, which was lighted by Jap
anese lanterns.
On Thursday last the regular meeting
of the Mothers Circle had an unusual
program. Eight members, ranging in ag,
from 25 to IS years, took possession OF
the tennis court for the afternoon. There
was some good racquet play, but the
scores were rather indefinite.
Last Monday twenty-one of the play
ground children, with Miss Wyatt and
H.. Walsh, took a hike out Kenneth
Evening journal., 1914-08-10
TOPPLES over dead AS He
SINGS SOLDIER OF CROSS

While singing "Am a Soldier of the
Cross" James A. Holloway, aged AS, OF
No ia Tatnall street, dropped dead on
Saturday evening. He was colored. and
for many years had been a cook in Will
mington cafes He had returned from
work and just taken a bath. He was
sitting on the edge of the bath tub
singing when he toppled over. He died
within a few minutes.
For many years he had been head
cook at the Clayton House and Hotel
Wilmington, and also was cook at the
Wilmington Club and in Atlantic City
for several years. He was employed at
the Buckley Cafe at the time of his
death. lie was a member of the Colored
Lodge of Elks and of the board of the
Colored Old Folks Home at Ihirty-ffth
and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1914-08-10

Pike TO Col. T. Coleman duPont's woods.
On Thursday, August Is, Miss Wyatt
will lead the girls of the playground and
any OF the mothers who wish to go on
Grabbing party to Gordon Heights.
Meet at Hagley House at a. m, bring
carfare, Grabbing nets and lunch.
Evening journal., 1914-08-10
Bloch
Co-Carts
Reduced

Bloch quality is known the
country over. A Bloch name-plate
on a Go-Cart is the sign of per-
fection-exoellence. greatest value
and superior quality.
These are all new carts. Most
of them having just been received.
This seasons styles and reduced
prices make them unusual values:
$1,000 Go-Carts ....... $1,000
$500 Go-Carts ........ $500
S3l.00 Go-Carts ....... $500
S34.00 Go-Carts ........ S27.00
$500 Go-Carts .......... $4,000
$4,000 Go-Carts ...... $4,000
First Floor, New Building.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-19

Montreal, Canada.-Plans are be-
ing made for a hearty welcome here
of Princess Alexander of Teck, wife
of the Prince of Teck, who has just
been appointed to succeed the Duke
of Connaught as governor general of
Canada. =.
The princess was a niece of the late
King Edward: She married Prince.
Alexander in 1904, and is the mother
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-19

of son and a daughter. 1t is ex-
pected that she will soon leave for her
new home here with her husband.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-19

AN~N~~~~@N@
-O-O-
THAT GARBAGE QUESTION.
The City Club took up the import
ant question of garbage disposal yes
terday and after long debate drew
up a resolution embodying the fol-
lowing ideas which were sent to the
mayor:
(a) That the report recently sub
mitted by the Chicago City Waste
Commission be printed in full, togeth-
er with the report of Messrs. Fether-
ston and Osborn, who made an inves-
tigation for the Waste Commission.
(b) That digest in popular Ian
guage of these reports be printed to
the number of 100000 or more for
general distribution to the public.
(c) That the City of Chicago
adopt the comprehensive plan for the
collection and disposal of all wastes
as recommended in the report of the
City Waste Commission.
(d) That a technical staff be Gre
ated and established for the purpose
of carrying out the details of the
project referred to in paragraph
"(c)". This staff is the one recon-
mended in the report of the City
Waste Commission.
(e) That $4,000 be appropriated
by the City Council for the expenses
of this technical staff for the remain
der of the year 1914.
1850
The best way to clean the bean
pot: Fill with cold water, put in some
kind of washing powder and cover
tight. Put on the stove and let it
come to boil. This will make it
easy to wash.
A whole lot of actresses look like
circus horses. But you can always
commitment a woman by telling her
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-19

Estimated that the population Of
the United States is increasing 1000
day. :
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-19

A whole lot Of actresses look like
circus horses. But you can always
compliment woman by telling her
that she looks like an tress.-Cin-
cinnati Enquirer. viz.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-10

elm " Ii n b err ssbeseidnct iperoen. tuenn's
mat 10 e in q d unh ieIbitperltdnolih mare,
uno 10 oaB anoere Gatienten es ibnen nnd]'
MAIDEN %tDnnten, pbne ipeientliden Inter
idlieo be5ii9lih hires Nlters poer 9auer ID.
res geioens. SIMMER uno INNER m6hte ih
tpieoerbolen, Die s. lunobeit 1T sumeiit
Sadie oes Ser Il anoeS. 9eitiiet ou' II o.
tnrlibe Seilmittel, uno mo gu oieiem
8unoe nod Der 9rpBe 9ritte, Der cite
willie fommt, oa 1T oieIer 9reibuno 10 gut
ipie iiegesliher.
9ieien ginbrud iheint aud Srau Weinte
geuonnen gu bdben, benn tie iagt treifeno
penn tie einnlaI 90 eoiSin ncbmrn lo0te
10 Tonne man oarauf fblieBen oGB iie ben
Ser IT. n B be rfore babe. Gin unneBs
lidler Se9en mars iir Die game Menihbeit
meun oieieIbe iid gu oemIelben Stanopuntt
aufIdmin9en fonnte, ober in oieier @enera.
tlpn 1T leioer nid)t nebr oarauf gu toIien.
so felt 1T oieier Nabn9laube on tiinitlthe
Setlmittel, Meoifamente uno Shnellturen
eingemur5cIt, oaB ielbit Die greifbarlten Be-
melle nlht oaae9en auffommen %fonnen, tpie
aud 6rau Neinte erfabren bat. &urs, mir
leben III eIner Heriooe, IN pelber in Sahen
Der @eiunoheit Die Nfe idbeit zines 8elies
rem ntht ilberseugt me, oen tann neil tie
nld)t ilberSeu9t peroeR 10 III, uno nur Die
o~usernohlten Wenl9en MAIDEN baoon cine
Nusnabmel
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-10

trcBoem lie lest meme Siibueu geIuno Dor
thren Nuaen ieben. Sic armen unipiiien-
ben @eihopfe limb pabrlih gu bebauern.
SD babe ihon meinen &inoern aefaat.
tpenn i'd le Meoicin nebme, oann iuibt
ibr oaB t1 teinen . It b mebr babe.
Nun milf ih aber au5boren. font man.
bert mein @eIdreibIel ungeleien in ben
Tapierforb. 9em Ser-n @efunobeitsratb
elm nod lanses uno Ie9tnsreihes 9eben
plniteno, perbleibe i'd adturgspoQIt
gruBeno SIRE oanfbare
Srau 8 m. @einte.
Goute 2, 8pr ~, Sbiner, 5eras.
9ieier treuberSise 8rief Der euten Iyrau
ateinte mutbet iiherlih ieoen 9eIcr oil. &on
tlrem 1lteitcn Sohn Qrtbur uno ifiner
Braut Iegt mir 6rau Meinte elm gutausoe.
tibrtes Bib bel. uno i5 lalie oaiielbc in re-
6prrlate folgen, sum Semejie baB
man Dem Iun9en Siibnen feline iesiee Sc.
iunobeit mirtlif BON ben Mu9en abieben
lam, uno oas Bib ielner bploen Brout lit
3eu9e BON ieinem guten @eid)mad bel Der
auspabl Ieiner 9ebenS9efabrtin.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-10
Sine Haticntin, bic Den Seilfriicn su
bcacgnen mciF, uno iicacn ipiro!

6ruu ausuie Strempel in @eeb.
vile, 3eras, Iieb lid Dor einem Sabre
9enaue brieflide Ordination bonn
@eiunobeitsratb tpmmen, uuo Jest idretbt
ite ibm pprtlth 6oIgenoes:
rHeebuille. Ser, 81. OfdrS.
&erther Serr @eiunoheiisrnlb. SnlIeaeno
finben Sic 8etrag fir einen neuen Heler.
SD mill perIuhen nod mebr Geier su ee.
%iuinnen, oa id mid siemIid1 gut fiible unb
fuieoer arbeiten Tam. Seit einem Monat
1T mein Slipen6l angetommeu, ba tabe i'd
MID ber5Iif) 9efreut. SD babe Ihon pieIe
SeiItriien sebabt. ih babe iest @benos
Sulten ba6 i'd mid aufieSen muB, es itrengt
an, uno bod TITLE ib mid gut.
Sd perbleibe berSIih 9ri6enb uno oiel
Se9en piinideno Sbre
&ugufte StrempeL
9ies lit Stuar Elm tnapper Seilberitt. absr
er ldBt 5piihen ben 3eiIen leien oaB be
quite Jrau Strempel auf fiterem 8e9e su
ooner @eneiung BON Iangen 2eioen 1T, unb
oaB lie uns bis in elm bobes Nlter binein
erbalten bleiben tpirbl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-10

@r hoi ofienbar fem u It b NJ a ariinolih
iiberpunoen, unb tuenu er meinen &prihriis
ten 9emoB ooer aud nur un9efdbr oanad
lebt 10 bat er feline 8ieoerfebr ieines olteu
2eloens su beftrhten. Solte err aber rid
fdui9 ueroen uno mieoer in feline Saus une
8rlnssM etbooen periallen, 10 mars pie cine
idon seorufte ginlaoung an Iein Niib.
mo, nno es tpdre pie nit einem Sprunge
mieoer oa.
Nas ben iiinseren Sobn, 2ouis, betrift,
10 meIoet Trau Meinte oab oerleIbe trob
ieinem itfperen uno in 10 iun9en Sabren
duBerlt ieltenen Nan BON 81 beumatis.
nj II 8 iih ihon nit II sSohren sueinem rids
ti9en 8 ertules entpidelt babe. Nuh er
bat ollp iein droniides Geioen gldnseno
%lberuunoen. uno mas bic Gaturiur in oies
fen beioen Jdaen ge~leiftet bat fonnte fat ais
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-10
Slue ioaten tic leicn! .Neu.g raunfels

Ntut TUHttH Wt ItTCW n9tu~s UIUHHItIr,
Serds, II. Mars 1914. Ginliegeno Der Be-
tra9 fir bic rSoltspoit" auf Elm peiteres
S}abr; mir m6hten niht mehr pbne iie fem,
es iolte lie leoer 7eutihe balten. oann Mir
Den bic Npotbeter balo nlt1t mebr 10 oiei
MiebiSin uertaufen. NhtunaspouIt
Srau &einbolb Baotna."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-10

WILT mes, Ser1S briets
I~ ll6e Ordination fir
~ tbre betoen lun9en
SDbne tommen. Ser
~4H cine oapon ,Nrtbur, elm
IL: Hieie BON @eItalt maj
10 lduer BON q It b mo bein9eiuht bah er
bGufig heftige grItidun9sunfdle befam uno
man ernitlid fir iein Seben firdtete. Ser
liinaere 8ruoer, Qpuis, mar oauials nod
nidt gang ID Sabre alt, aber berelts 10
Ifne1 an ii b u q 8 III II leioeno oaB
er ouopn fat gdnSlif uertriippelt uno u6QI9
in feiner gntpidluna aufgebalten mar. Die
9octoren Der llngebung batten on beioen
9satienten ihr y cite 3, ODER pieImebl ibr
9 d I / NJ M it e 5 aethan uno an linen game
Npotbeten erid)Dpft, aber mas nod mehr
eridopft oos mar Die drStlihe g8lfienibaft",
oenn Der 3peibuno BON Mithma uno 6beuma
hatten ibr elm pahreS nMaterlop" b~ereitet.
3ie 9erren pon Der @iftheiItunoe erfldrten
es hdtten iih ogpmplifaiipnen" sinoeitelt,
Sia9noIis ipwie Hro9noiis bdtten ieblse.
lblagen, tur5, es ieien 5pei Sale BON uner=
bDrter Il nbetlbnrteit. Wiit ben beiben
Yaticnten 9in9 es ihnell bergab, uno Stuei
Jun9e Nfenihenleben Itanoen auf benz Spiel.
ia mar es aIs Der guten Srau Nieinte,
e,ner oeutlhen i5rau BON dhtem Shrot uno
&orn uno ME gans 3eraS teine before ouf.
sumeiieu bat, Sufdlig Die r@pltsppit~ gu
Sdnoen fam, uno onmit fam elm Ne~noepunft
IN Der Sebensgeihifte oieier brnoen oeut-
fhen Samilie. Sic Sprtiebun9 oappn lit
in foI9enoem 8eri6t gu iinoen, ben id pbne
cine Splbe 81 dnoern aborude:
Spinner, 81. MGr5 1914.
8erther Serr @eiunobeitsratbl
3uerlt muB i1 INN 0erSeibuna bitten,
M th finn i'm Niifftouh hin NIT ,,,ni,,ar
3eitun9. ginlie9eno iinoen Sic 81 80 fir
mein uno meines Sobnes @rtbur Mbonne=
ment. Nu6 bin ih 10 fret, Sbnen elm
8iloniB bon meinem Sphn Nrtbur nit
ieiner iun9en Srau gu i6iden, uno ib
oente aud Sbnen bartit cine tleine Sreuoe
81 bereiten. 9aB er lest aliidlih uno
geiuno 1T, brauhe ih ppbl nidt bin5lsu-
Iigen, Sic tperbeu tS ppbl ielber in Ieinen
Nugen leien fOnnen. 9aB i'd Dor elm
pG1r Sahren Ordination fir ihn ipegen
letnem VI It b m a tomrren lief, ,peroen Sic
lib fppbl nod erinnern, uno oa er elm nets
tes oentldes Wd0ten CUR Srau betpmmen
bot, tuelde Sbre tuertbe 3eitung leien
fam, boffe ih oaB lie iih aud ferner nab
Shren Sebren balten tperoen uno aeiunD
bleiben. Sd Iammt meinen SDbnen fDns
men Shnen niht oanfbar 9enuo fem.
Mein Spbn Souls, melher ald Qleih
Nribur ibre Sur burdmahte, lit Jest Is
Sabre alt uno Elm rid)tiger Sertules
9euoroen, fem 6beumatismus bot ihon
LANCE &eiBaus genOmmen.
Siele CUTE Neiannte bahen i'm gar niht
tuieoer %ertannt, aber pbeleih Iiele
Sinner haben nit berieiben &rautbeit be.
haftet. gu Shrer Sur laHeu bic iih n / t)t
bepegen, iagt aber Der Serr 9oftpr tie
miliien o y rirt fuerben, oann leeen Tie
iid bereitwilis auf ben Gid. mas uud
geru6bulib oas le BITE 1T. Yiele iaeen,
obne HRebiciu 1ei ia feline Seiluna mDoIh
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-10

ungefdhr oor 2 Sab
rem lifB lid 5rau ISM.
Meinte IN 9 bis
mes, 3erus, BRIEF
lide Ordination fir
ibre beioen jungen
SDbne tommen. Ser
cine oauou, Nrtbur, Elm
&ieie BON @eitalt mar
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-10
9cbcnslama aetreu .qamor,

26. Mtdr5 1914 Beilieseno iinoen sic $1.75
fir mein announcement auf Elm Sabr. 60
Ian8e ih leien lam. mohte i'd niht obne
Die m8oItspoit" ie;n. Senoe Shnen audb
ytanen fir Trpbenummern. Weiue belten
Wlnihe fir ben Serrn @eiunobeitsratb uno
bic nVoltspoit4 BON Sbrem nlten 6reunb
Sobn 3tm 7 q H."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-10

Saotn nodb Scr lotur6eihpeie q It 5 I'M {, 23 I 1t It ra MI t ee6eut 1peroen?
@oer Jee oror1are @enfefei q ) e UNI q it's M :, nut rper6er 0 ur
9e5obft ptfe &ouenoe rnfretpurta eren, 2htu6t irs Se6er1.o eldbrcGeu
bo6ent nneR ene .5djeou1g" erronaen Gonn1eu? Gin Sobseits 2ro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-10

SeItsrotb. So grofIe, his.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-14
Ell Boletin Hist6rico

Ha circulado el sexto ndmero de la
interesante publication Boletin Histo-
rico de Puerto Rico, que dirije el DR..
Coll V Toste. Con este nnmero Sc
completa ell primer tomo de la obra,
cuyo fndice es el siguiente
Prefacio.
Indice de Reales Cedulas.
Memoria description de la isla de
Puerto Rico mandada hacer por 5. M.
ell rey D. Felipe II ell ano de 1888
Directorio general del gobernador
Don Miguel de Muesas, en- Mario Y
de ITO.
Primeras capitulaciones entire Pom
ce de Leon y Ovando, en- 10 de Juno
de 1903, para explorar ell Boriquen us
la de San juan
Relaci6n de Ponce de Leon a Ovan-
do de su primer viaje al Boriquen (isla
de San Juan
Informe de Ponce de Leon a Ovando,
en- 10. de Mayo de 1909.
Segundas capitulaciones entire Pom
ce de Leon Ovando, en- 2 de Mayo
de 1909.
Titulo de Gobernador de la isla de
Sen Juan favor de Juan Ponce de
Leon 1509).
Real c6dula Ponce de Leon, acom-
panando ell titulo de Gobernador de
San Juan (1509).
Real c6dula Ponce de Leon para
que trabaje EN- poblar la isla de San
Juan (1509)
Real c6dula Ovando para que auxi-
lie Ponce de Leon en- la poblaci6n de
San Juan (1509).
Poder de Captain de Mar Y TERRA
de la isla de San Juan favor de Juan
Ponce de Leon (1509).
Real c6dula a Ponce de Leon acom-
panando el poder de Captain de Mar y
Terra.
Relaci6n de 10 acontecido en- Capa-
ira cuando Ponce de Leon prendi6 a
Cer6n, Diaz Morales.
Memorial al Rey del almirante Don
Diego Colon.
Memorial al Cardenal Cisneros del
almirante Don Diego Colon.
Capitulaci6n con Ponce de Leon para
ell descubrimiento de la isla Bimini
(1512).
Carta de Ponce de Leon al Cardenal
Cisneros (152D.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-14

a1o, por termino medic colaborando en-
la prensa. En- un solo dfa quedaron ce-
santes yarios redactores de los princlpa-
les diarios, sin que puedan a1n encon-
trar ocupacion en- cualquiera otra parte.
Otra de las classes que han experimen.
tado las consecuencias del cese del ira
bajo, es la de los *Speakermen, que
casi siempre viven de hacer propagan-
das pollticas en- favor de tai cual can
didato. Hay, ademas, cerca de 8.OOo
empleados cesantes que antes trabaJa-
ban Ell los almacenes comerclales en-
las oicinas de negocios y que CANADIAN
un sueldo medic de 200O libras esterll-
mas anuales. Antiguamente los emplea-
dos cesantes sc dirig1an a la Argentina
al Canada para colocarse Ell los ferro-
carriles; pero hoy no hay ocupacion pa
ra un solo inmigrante.
lisimo, pues los que CANADIAN unas 300
ibras al aflo, cantidad con la que podian
vivir en- companfa de su esposa y de
sus hijos en- una humilde casa de los su-
burbios, han sufrido una rebaJa de 70
por ciento en- sus sueldos. Agreguese
este la elevation en- los precios de los ar
t1culos de primera necesidad, y Sc com
prendera cuanta es la desventura de una
gran mayoria de la poblaci6n inglesa, Il
consecuencia de La guerra actual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-14
Alrededor de la guerra
U.N RESULTADO BUENO DE LA
GUERRA.

Paris, noviembre 19.-Uno de los re-
sultados de la guerra parece que sera
en- Francia la prohibition permanente
de la venta de ajenjo demas bebidas
alcoholics similares. Al comenzar la
guerra Sc prohibi6 ell trasporte y venta
del aJenJo, pero continue el comercio de
otros brevajes alcoholics.
Ahora ha complemente ell gobierno su
prlmitlva orden con otra que prohibe la
venta de toda bebida alcoh6lica similar
al aJenjo; y existe en- todo Francia la
tendencla a que Sc haga permanente es-
ta' prohibicion
Francla es la mayor consumidora de IL
cores llamados aperitivos en- Europa, ,aun
cuando la estad1stica no da la cifra exac
ia del consume En- 1912 Sc consumie-
ron en- Francia | .541 millones de gallo
nes de vino y 80 millones de galones de
alcohol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-14

Carta de Ponce de Leon al Key
Q52D.
Fin de la armada de Ponce de Leon,
Que fue q la conquista de la Florida
en- 1921.
Concession de la Alcaydia de La Glib
dad de Puertorrico Luis Ponce de
Leon, hiio del Conquistador (1524).
Concession del titulo de Adelantado
de la Florida y Bimini a favor de Luis
Ponce de Leon
Pemoci6n de los restos de Ponce de
Leon en- la iglesia de San Jose, del
Iugar donde estaban depositados.
Costo de la estatua de bronco de
Ponce de Leon, que esta en- la plazuela
de San Jose.
Mtmoria de Coll Toste, sobre ell
Aspecto general de la civilization de
Puerto Rico en- 1897, bajo ell punto de
vista moral y material, y breve estu-
dio comparative entire ell estado de cul-
tura de aquella epoca y ell actual.
Copia de documentos ilegibles de
1897 respecto al sitio de los ingleses,
puesto q esta Capital.
Armas para Baltasar de Castro.
Armas para Diego Ramos.
Armas para fernando de Lepe.
Indice de Reales Cedulas de la Ca
pitania General.
Real c6dula al gobernador Ovando
(150S).
Real c6dula al almirante Don Diego
Colon (1509).
Otra real c6dula a Don Diego Co.
lon (1509).
Real c6dula a Don Diego y d los
Ofciales Reales (1510).
Real c6dula Don Diego Colon para
que no intervenga en- San Juan (l5lO).
Real provision de la Reina Dona Jua-
ma 151D.
Asiento Y capitulaci6n con Vicente
Yanez Pinzon para poblar la lsla de
San Juan (1505).
Titulo de Captain y Corregidor de
San Juan a favor de Vicente Yafez
Pinz6n 0505).
Real c6dula hacienda merced de la
Tenencia de la isla de San Juan fa-
vor de Yanez Pinz6n 0505)
Real c6dula hacienda merced del of
oio de Veedor de la isla de San Juan
favor de Diego de Arce 15l0).
Fundaci6n de la ermita de la Mon
serrate en- Hormigueros 1630-40).
Carta del Rey a Don Diego Colon,
dando franquicias a los pobladores de
San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-14
Ell YUNQUE

Dirigido por nuestro antique compa
nero de redacci6n don r. Vazquez Ca
banas, ha comenzado a publicarse en-
Rio Piedras un semanario joco-serio ii
tulado: "El Yunque''.
Ell primer ntlmero llegado a nuestra
ofcina trae un texto muy ameno.
Agradecemos la vista del nuevo co
lega, al que deseamos larga vida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-14

Memoria de Coll Toste sobre la
propiedad territorial en- Puerto Rico y
su desenvolvimiento historico.
Primeras tierras cedidas.
Caparra San German.
La cana de az1car.
FL tabaco.
La ganaderia.
La canaflstula ell gengibre
Algod6n, arroz, cafe, maiz y otros
frutos.
Franquicias
Carta del Rey al Cabildo de San
Juan.
Informe del Cabildo de San Juan al
Rey.
Real cedula concediendo la propie-
dad de las tierras de Puerto Rico
Nombramientos para cumplir la real
cedula anterior.
Trabaio del fiscal de Santo Domingo
Don J. D. de Saravia.
Expediente de las tierras para ell
reparto.
Las tierras del duque de Crill6n-Ma-
hon otros concesionarios.
Habilitci6n de puertos en- la lsla.
Comercio libre.
Trabajos incompletos de Mascara
Reformas
Periodico, banco loteria y papel mo-
media.
La amortization del papel moneda
y contribution a la riqueza urbana.
Fundaci6n de la Sociedad Econ6mi-
ca de Amigos del Pais.-Impuestos al
tabaco al aguardiente.
La Cedula de Gracias.
Rozamientos entire ell GObernador y
el Intendente Varapalo del Rey al
Gobernador. Creaci6n de una Junta
de Reparto de Tierras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-14
Comerciantes en- v1veres

Visiten 8 escriban Cadierno Her
manos, antes de surtirse de; Turron,
Nueces, Frutas, Higos, battles, Pesca-
los y Carnes conservadas, galletitas fl
mas, diversos envases, Sidra de Astu-
rias, Ron Bacardi y Condado, Vinos
uspanoles, y demas golosinas de la Es-
tacion
Advt.