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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-30
Committees Indicted


 The investment committee of the East Cambridge Savings bank is indicted on three counts of conspiracy to lend sums Of $20.Oo0 $16.oo0 and 5000 to the Hampden Railroad company. Similar indictments were returned against the investment committee of the Cambridge Savings bank, the amounts named being $25,o0O S25, GOO, 22,5o0 and se0,250
 Frederick $. Moseley was indicted also on six counts involving the alleged lar ceny of sums amounting to $l12,500 from the banks, and Mr. Mellen was indicted as an accessory before the fact on five of these counts.
 Ten other counts allege that Mellen. Moseley and Gillett, "conspred to steal and did steal various amounts involved in the transactions with the two banks Members of the Moseley brokerage firm were indicted on eight counts charging conspiracy to steal.
 District Attorney Corcoran said tonight that the actual amount loaned by the two banks to the Hampden Railroad corpora tion was only s15,ooo. but as each of the notes had been renewed several times. a separate indictment had been returned for each renewal.
 James +. Pennel member of the investment committee Of the Cambridge Savings bank said that at the time the banks investment was made St 100000 of the corporations paper was taken up by different savings banks, In the belief that. upon completion of the Hampden road, the Boston and Maine would lease it. with the consent of the public service commission. Tt was an investment that would sell anywhere" said Mir Pennel.
 Emphatic denials that there was any conspiracy on their part in the purchase of the Hampden notes were made also Gnannaf of 1a inv m ppf board of the East Cambridge Savings bank, and Edward R. Cogswel, and Har- rie D. Mason. of the investment commit tee of the Cambridge Savings bank.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-30
Sent by Special Train

aJevo, June 29.--After the bodies |rchduke Francis Ferdinand and |uchess of Hohenberg had reposed + tune In the chapel of the palace they were transferred to a sne- an Tor transportation to Vienna executive of the Diet posted a esto. throughout the city denounc. e crime that had ended the life helr to the Austrian throne and fe, and expressing loyalty to or rrancis Joseph and the irg dynasty.
 manifesto also adjured the peo-
 preserve their youth from the ce of seditious agitators. who the minds of their sons with I've and anarchistic ideas->
 Servian demonstrations were
 and troops were called out to der. These demonstrations nec- the proclamation of martial
 the commander of the troops levo exhorted the people, say
 Pu love your Emperor, then
 70 your homes"
 ajovity of the populace imme-
 beyed this request and tonight
 was quiet. During the day.
 two bombs were thrown. but
 person was hurt, the injury
 ght.
 Striking Scenes
 scenes occurred here lats
 honor of the Austrian i'm
 lily. Long processions of Cro-
 loslem youths. carrying black
 portraits of the Emperor. the
 puke and duchess, marched
 he streets accompanied by
 crowds singing the national
 i'd raising patriotic cheers.
 yere made at the scene Of and the people knelt and the life of the Emperor and pf the late archduke and U ere was display of in- :, :. pm, many weeping and sob
 plice Nerdeljo Gabrinovics. nS 1, he bomb at the archduke's - admitted he was in Bel U 1t time ago. There he ob- | for the purpose of mak- po pt to kill the archduke. Il. mt Gavrio Prinzip. whose
 the lives of the i'll fated sssed that he returned IeA only recently deter neis It some high Austrian of- .o ar to avenge Servia's eclared he knew nothing s. purpose and that when lino oded he was so bewild- mp missed an opportunity to ia. rchdulSe when he drove LII time.
 ne li Frs said they were na- pr province of Bosnia and or .'l the orthodox Servian 'eo ,,' nstigators of the plot l. n peen discovered, but it not the assassins had &C., leVeo everal persons suspect complia
 GU. count of the assassina- oInc'a, {, after sating that the ssueu the murderer's bullets eiIec' the extreme closeness xplaihe' Iceeds:
 ranse' Hohenberg collapsed md and Field Marshal ,. u bought she had merely IoI.l". hook. He was strength . ilvn, v.a |, by the fact that the n tn's hess exchanged a few in lo M t,l tba f,a,d m.~., "as nos er giving instructions n's,, afovt,u proceed to the gover- palace thu o,,,et1v m nnr;sht % r'@Ine hs ]. s''ls a..t t l of blood. pen l,' l.,ou sa ppped before the pal IS hsn d,,chs , sss unconscious. Aft}r
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-30
| s Legal No fe
 lStafe of Alaha ma Jaff, kron county Els

Estate of Alabama JeffqI Ison county. Es- ', tate of J. A. Lee, De{ased.
 Letters of administra} },n upon the es- tate of said fdecedan having been granted to tile undersi4 ned, on the, 18th day of June, 1914, by he Hon. J. P. Stiles, judge of the pro te court of Jeff ferson county, notice is ereby given that all persons having cla as against said estate will be required to present the same within the time a owed by law. or that the same will be hrred.
 F. J. LEE Administrator.
 6-16-3t-tr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-30
Mrn II X Eerrr,son

Gadsden. June 9-(Special.) .)-Mrs. J. A. Ferguson. 45 years old. died suddenly this
 morning at her home in Attalla. She was
 the wife of John A. Ferguson, pressman for the Gadsden Evening Journal She is survived by her husband and two sons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-30
Nottce of E

N0tIee or Sl Default having been| payment of a part of Il 10 secure the payment Bradford and Emma Brl a rnortgage on the 13t 9l1. conveying to Rose title to the real estat| follows. to-wit: Lots IS except the nd and eight one- -hundredtl 20. according to- Laura
 of the southeast quarter east quarter of section { range 3. west. as show k corded at page 66 of ma office of the judge of rson county Alabama,
 late Is situated in ss undersigned will, under Of the power of sale e said mortgage. sell the at 12 o'clock. noon. on July, 1914, in front of
 door of said county at I the highest bidder for
 ROsE 8. GOLDMAl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-30
Russell

Girard, June 29.--(Special)-In the elec- tion held in the Third district today to elect congressman to succeed Henry D. Clayton, resigned. incomplete returns from Russel county gives w. O. Mulkey l9S, ]. J. Speight 23S for the short term: A. A. Evans 260 T. s. Fraser 21, II. V. Steagall 1e2. for the long term
 Phenix City returns gives Mulkey 99 speight 61, Evans 2s, Fraser 24, Steagall 116
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-30
Mulkey and Steaeall Lead

this beat: Short term, Mulkey 57, Speight ITO. Lone term, Steagall GO, Frazer 37, Evans, 13S. Total vote nine precincts, Evans S96, Steagall 473, Frazier 274, Speigh. S69, Mulkey 132. Indications are that Steagall will carry county by slight plurality with Evans second. Steagalps s plurality in this county will probably be 100. Speight's majority, 10O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-30

she had been lifted from the ear the archduke collapsed in the seat
 'The archduke died about a quarter of an hour afterward and a few min utes later the duchess expired without either of them regaining consciousness |"
 report was current today that the archduke's last words to his wife were Sophia, live for our children
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-30
Bullock

Union Springs, June 29.-tSpecial) The election today here resulted as follows:
 Long term, Evans 34, Steagall 119, Fraser 365. Seven beats have been heard from including the city of Union Springs. Eight beats are yet to be heard from. Fraser will probably carry the county by to 1 vote. Mulkey 209, Speight BOP. Speight will carry county |by small majority.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-30
Dale

Ozark, June 29.--(Special. )-Ozark. Steagalls home, gave him 300. Fraser 56 Evans 10, Mulkey 235, Speight 162. Twelve out of 22 boxes in the county including Ozark gave for long term, Steagall 1869, Fraser PAP Evans 52; short term, Mulkey 929, Speight 4sS A good vote has been boiled and Stea- gall has probably carried the county by plurality of 1000 votes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-30

made in the indebtedness f which s. s. ford executed day of May. ! Goldman the | described as Eh forty eight feet, 19 and do1n's survey of the north township IT.
 by snap re book 5 in the nl,ato of lief. hd which req
 county, thu nd by virtu' kained in thu bd real estat' 25th day O e courthous| olic outcry t' sh.
 Mortgages.
 6-2e-3t-t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-30
Mortgngc le

Default having been ment of the indebtedn, certain deed of mortg| Nettie Adkins and her' Adkins, to the undersiI mortgage is duly recoi' of the probate judge of Alabama, in volume Tseq., the undersigned. U tue of the power of { said mortgage. will, on July, 1911, in front of door of the county of the legal hours of sal and sell, at public outer bidder for cash, the fo covered and conveyed b
 Part of lots 3S and
 according to the present of Birmingham by the F pany, particularly des' xning on the north line
 avenue south), at a I westward from the int line with the west line ( run thence westward { line of Avenue I, 3S.23 ft ward parallel with sai Wset; thence eastward r ntie I a3.33 feet; thence allel with 14th street 115 of beginning. I London & Fitts.
 Affnru n x-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-30
Little Interest

OpelilSa. June 29.-(Special )-yery little interest was taken in the election here today, every beat in the county has been heard from except two small beats 9 and IA, with the following results. Mulkey S20, Speight 5s6, Evans 293, Frazer 222. Steagal 422
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-30

hC ide in the pay s secured by a ye executed by husband, B. l.. led, which sad ed in the office jefferson county, 5, page 2s1, ct her and by vir- le contained in he 18th day of khe courthouse efferson. within
 offer for sale to the highest ,wing property, said mortgage:
 in block 800, Dlan of the city ton Land Com- bed as begin
 Avenue l 18th nt 166.66 feet section of said 4th street, and ng said nortf thence north 14th street Ill lllel with Ave outhward par
 et, to the poin
 k. CONAN,
 Mortgagee.
 6-3-3t-tu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-30

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-30

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 ping.
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 tives of tl
 belonged i ' church. IT ! have not ,, lis believed complices : ed of comp :. arrested. The ofhc' 4 | ton issued d ucd0Ay V was explai ,sI of the ran '. ''The du' s against he ia Oskar Por' f- tainted fro all ened in tn "a archdulre ie words in ,el "It was te turned ar' of to the cha SC nor s pala' to ] while ptn'
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-04
Luis Weisberg

Anoche falleci6 en- el Hospital Pres
blteriano nuestro querido amigo don
Luis Weisberg, director hasta hace dos
meses de la Gaceta Official.
Weisberg estuyo el domingo alegre.
sano hablando con sus amigos hasta
las doce de la noche que Sc retro su
domicilio Y un cruelisimo ataque cere-
bral que horas despues sufri6, ataque
intense incesante, determine su muerte
que, por 10 inesperada, ha sido a6n mas
sentida.
Los doctores Carbonell. Gomez Brio
so, Barbosa y Glines y el practicante
Fortune 10 asistieron, lie prestaron to-
dos los auxilios que la ciencia prescr-
be para estoS casos; pero todo fu6 in1-
til para evitar su fallecimiento que ocu-
rri6 a las siete y cuarto de la noche, una
hora despu6s de hacersele una operation
que como lltimo recurso lie fue practica-
da en- dicho Hospital, a donde Sc lie
trasa1J desde sH residencia en- la calle
de la Fortaleza
La muerte de Weisberg ha sido senti-
disima en- nuestra sociedad donde con su
hombrla de bien, con sus intachables
procedures personales, supo captarse in
finitas amistades Noble generoso no
tenia enemigos, era un caracter abier-
to d toda buena obra
Nuestro companero Coll Vidal ha ca
blegrafado 4 Ia familia de Weisberg.
que reside en- New York, dandole cuenta
del luctuoso suceso, Y de la contestacion
que reciba depende que el cadaver del
buen amigo, que ha sido embalsamado,
Sc entierre en- San Juan, Sc envie por
ell yapor correo de mailana los Estados
Unidos
A los deudos de nuestro ilustrado
compa1ero, porQue We:sberg era un pc
riodista brillante, un cuentista amenlsi-
mo, damos nuestro pesame mas sentido
por esta gran desgracia que los aaige.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-04
Los golpes ensenan

Cuando vimos al gobierno de Wash
Ington meterse en- la aventura de Me
Jlco, de la que no ha salido aun total
mente hbre, hubimos de pensar con un
POGO de egoismo, pero egoismo disculpa-
bic que tai vez nos conviniera ese nuevo
exceso del T1o Sam, va que era logico
suponer que 81 Sc meta en- gastos desu-
sados, hubiera de necesitar mayores ar
bitrios, uno de estos, el mas seguro
pudiera ser la reposicion del impuesto
sobre ell az1car.
Sin gloria, pero sin grandes perdidas,
asustado de la aventura que iba en-
prender y que al principle lie pareclo
tan facil, yuelve q sus cuarteles de in
Nierno ell imperialismo americana NAL
trecho en- esta singular tentativa, ante
ell amago de encontrar mayores dltlcul-
tades para Su comercio en- ell mercado
de Suramerica. jPuede pasarse ell go
bierno de Washington sin los ingresos
del az1car, una vez plegadas sus ban
deras2
No debiera ser esta la pregunta, pero
por desgracia ha de ser asi, va que en-
ciertas esferas gubernamentales no Sc
tienen en- cuenta al igual, por 10 menos
con las necesidades del gobierno, las
necesidades del pals.
Puede ser que aquellos que tercamer-
te Sc han aferrado a su programa de
az1car libre. cream alejada La contrarle-
dad de tener que rectificar, una vez en-
contrada la puerta de escape para sallr
de Mejico. Pero he aqui que surJe otra
complicacion FL inferno de una que
ira europa prende en- sus llamas los
pueblos que son mayores productores
azucareros: Russia, Austria Alemama.
La lucha apenas comenzada, es facll ad-
vertir que haya de paraliZarSe pronto la
production de esos paises, y al escasear
el dulce es irremediable una subida del
precio. Esa es natural alternative Gle la
oferta Y la demanda. Y he aqul como la
realidad viene a demostrarle a nuestro
imprevisor gobierno que no ha debldo
atacar la industria naciente del aZucar,
cuando tan alentador desarrollo lba adj
uliriendo. para quedarse asl a merced
de las contingencies exterlores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-04
CABLECRAMAS
FRANCHISES Y ALEMANES

New York, 4.-Destacamentos de
Hulanos han atacado St. Crolx, pero
fueron repulsados por la artlllerla de-
;ando muchos muertos en- ell campo de
batalla v un gran nnmero de prislone-
ros en- manos de los franceses. Esta
maTana cuatro aeroplanos mllltares
alemanes atrayesaron la frontera fran
cesa parecian dirigirse Paris Al
pasar la escuadrilla sobre Reims, un
destacamento de aeroplanos franceses
sali6 4 atacar al enemigo, que retroce-
dio silbitamente, perseguido de cerca
por la escuadrilla francesa hasta Hegar
q la frontera. donde los alemanes estll-
vieron a punto de caer prlsloneros. Se
han tornado las mayores precaucloneS
para eyitar un ataaue semeJante du-
rante la noche.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-04
En- la Fortaleza
COMIDA EN- HONOR DEL MAYOR
HUNT.

Ri gobernador Yager dio aver una
comida en- la Fortaleza Ell honor del Sc
gundo jefe del Negociado de Asuntos
lnsulares, senor Y. L. Hunt.
A la comida fueron invitados, y asis-
tieron, el Lcdo. don Conrado Herman
dez, presidente del Tribunal Supreme
ell Lcdo. don Jose de Diego, presiden-
te de la Camara de Delegados; don
Luis Sanchez Morales, presidente del
ConseJo Executive; Ell coronel del Re
gimiento de Puerto Rico, senor Brews-
ter; ell jefe de la Aduana, senior Ri
chardscn; ell comisionado del Interior,
senior Wheeler ell Auditor, senior Bon
ner; ell jefe del Consolidate, don Ma
nuel Camunas; ell director de Sanidad.
doctor Lippitt ell comisionado de ms
trnccion, senor Banter; ell teniente don
Eugenio Carlos de Hostos, ayudante
lei gobernador; ell secretario de Puer-
10 Rico, Lcdo. don Ramon Siaca Pa
heco; loc dOctores Ashford King V
i tesorero, Mr.. Richardson.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-04
VIAJEROS

FL vapor Philadelphia de la Red
Sd" Line, ha traido a nuestro puerto
los siguientes pasajeros:
Luis b. Alvarez Jaime Beny, Jose
Ramos Chiesa, Josefina Chiesa, Jesus
Chiesa Maria Chiesa, Tomasa Chiesa,
Kermeth NJ. Dedrick, Emma Dedrick
Calvest Dedrick, Ramon Figueroa. Ma
nuel Fossas, David G. Murphy, Maria
Auffaui Elisa Auffaut, VIM Auffaut,
Abilio Almeida, Andres Cruz. Guzman
Cruz, Juan Fernandez, Elizabeth A.
Hutton, Laura Heidmann Matheger
Kaufman JOS NJ. Marshall. Albert B
Me Cullock, Kate Me Cullock. Chas n
Malta, Albert B Nichols, t'idel Rodri
guez Lewis Resenthal, Marry S
Sproul, Narcisa Sosa, elias .Jrafarry,
Jose Ma. Ortiz, Jose Rodriguez, Luis
Sanchez, Jose Santana, Manuel Tirado
Oscar Tirado y David f. Morris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-04
LEE NIXON.
Postmaster
Conner CIAI.

Los Sres. Suarez Antunano y Co
nos participant que ha sido disueIta la
mercantil que bajo esa raz6n giraba en-
esta capital, habiendose constituido
otra, con mayor capital, que Sc dedica-
ra los mismos negocios que su prede-
cesora.
La nueya sociedad Sc denomna Sua-
fez Antunano y Co, S. en- c., siendo
socios gestores de la misma don Manuel
Suarez Acevedo don Martin Antuna-
no y Angulo; y comanditario, don Mi
guel Targa Maym6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-04
Cine "Tres Banderas"

Anoche estuvo lleno el Circo de Por-
tell y Garcia con la gran cinta: Cleo
patra y Marco Antonio ,, que ha gusta-
do tanto.
Esta noche Sc forma ell programa de
dos magnificas cintas: Attraction Ne
gra' en- ocho parties, y Juramente
tragico'', en- cinco
Manana microbes, un estreno sensa-
cional: Los sobrinos del Captain
Grant interesante pel1cula tomada de
la popular zarzuela del mismo nombre.
Manana habra en- el Cine de Portell
y Garcia uno de los llenos mas defini-
tivos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-04

Bah ESQ pasara pronto, esa guerra
no puede durar, y una vez pasada ell
conficto, todo volvera quedar normali.
zado. Habra entonces mayor necesidad
de trabajo para reponer las perdi-
das sufridas, Y tai vez la production
despues de una pasajera crisis, llegue q
adquirir desarrollo mayor. 81; puede
ocurrir, pasara ESQ probablemente, tai
y como los optimistas 10 predicen, pero
no hay que olvidarse de los gastos GUAM
tiosos, de los gastos enormes que han te-
nido que hacer los gobiernoS de las po-
tencias para movilizar sus ejercitos Y 81
d estos Sc suman los en- que haya de in
currir cada una de las naciones beige
rantes, caeremos en- seguida Ell la cuen-
ia de que los gobiernos de las potencias
han de quedar en- absolute eXhaustos de
recursos y que la deuda pGblica en- todos
los paises afectados por la guerra ha de
llegar a ruinosas preparedness. " que
puede pasar, entonces2 iQue ocurrirla
una vez que los gobiernos en- su afan de
arbitrar recursos. Sc fjasen EN- la con-
veniencia de poner un derecho de eX-
portacion q los aZucares crudos. va que
este recargo pudiera sobrellevarlo ell
productor russo, ell productor aleman,
0 ell productor austriaco que podria lie
var Sus az1cares libres de todo impues-
to al mercado americana?
Probablemente ocurriria que los in
gresos de que sc viese privado el gobier-
no americana. servir1an esas admins
traciones mas habiles para atenuar sus
grandes deficits
Como no es la primera vez que este
les para los despreocupados goblernos
de la Union, bueno seria que, 10 menos
esta vez, no cayese Ell saco roto la ad-
vertencia
La tendencia de todo pueblo bien adj
ministrado debe ser la de producer todo
aquello que necesite para su consume.
Y seria una mperdonable simpleza que
por la terquedad cazurra de un gober-
nante inhabil fuesemos pagar como tri-
buto otros paises, Ell sostener aJenas
industrias 10 que por sacar a fote las
nuestras no queremos pagan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-04
La Compania Infantil

Debutara esta noche con el programa
que va hemos anunciado aver, Y es Gle
esperar que el pnblico sepa correspon-
der al esfuerzo hecho por ell Maestro To
rres para reunir I'M grupo de ninos in
teligentes y de raras aptitudes para el
arte teatral
El maestro Torres tiene proyectos
que, POGO que cuente con la coopera-
ci6n del phblico, han de ser de mucho
benefcio para estimular las aptitudes
naturales que, para el teatro. existen
aqui
Todo dependera del pdblico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-04
FL debut de la Ricarte

Anocbe, con un gran lleno, Sc
present6 al p1blico de Santurce, EN- ell
Salon Modelo, la aplaudida "divette -
Lolita Ricarte que fu6 ovacionada Ell
todos los nllmeros que estren6
Ell maestro Resell combine un buen
conjunto orquestal con que acompan6
la sllnpatica artista que ha gustado
Xtraordinariamente
En- vista del exito logrado, la empire
sa del Salon Modelo ha contratado 4
la Riearte por siete dias mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-04
TNDIGNACION EN- FRANcTA

Paris 4.-tUna Guerra de Piratas.
Con este encahezamiento comenta lie
TEMPS Ia politica de Alemania Sc
hace interprete de la indignation del
pueblo frances. La violaci6n Gle la
frontera francesa Y de la ne1tralidad
de Luxemburgo ha estallado la mas
iusta indignation de Francia entera-
n 4 todo este Mr. Schoen, el Embajador
aleman continua tranquilamente en-
Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-04
Cable inportante

Ell jefe de correos de esta ciudad.
Mr.. Lee Nixon, ha recibido el siguiente
cable &c Washington:
Servicio de Paquetes Postales para
Francia y Alemania ha sido suspend
do. Paquetes postales para dichos pal
ses no Sc aceptaran para ser despacha
dos po' correo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-04

Con motivo de los despachos cable
gr5fccq anunciando el rompimiento en-
ire Alemania, Russia y Francia, va la
mar 4 caballeros franceses han brin-
lado cen champagne en- algunos de
'cs cafes de la ciudad; en- cambio algn-
ros alemanes estan ir6nicos, contraria-
dos.
va se estan dividiendo las opiniones
del pueblo como cuando la guerra RI
so-japonesa; tenemos cada ruso que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-04
N o T CE

Instructions were received by cable
to-day from the Postoffce Department
at Washington that parcel post service
to France and Germany had been sus-
penedad. Parcels will not be accepted
for mailing at the San Juan postoffice
for either of the above-named coun-
tries.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-04

eel COMBATE"

Bajo Ia direction de don Juan r.
Amanda, ha empezado pubhcarse en-
esta capital un nuevo diario republica-
no titulado El Combate'
Figura como redactor Gle 81 El Com.
bate que viene combatir contra los
rojos, el senor Francisco Pacheco.
Deseamos larga vida al nuevo colega.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-04
A CARACAS

Ell aplaudido actor puertorriqueho
Juan Nadal Santaeoloma embarcara hoy
para Venezuela.
Ell negocio de teatro esta aqui ahora
de un modo que, Nada no ha querilo
intentar NADIA.
Lleve feliz viaje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-04
boIctln AicrcantII dc Puerto Rtco

mete miedo y cada aleman, que espan-
ta
Dentro de POGO los bandos politicos
seran suso-frances aleman.
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