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Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-27
FOOD DELIVERIES
 MADE WITH GREAT
 DIFFICULTY IN WACO
Needs of Troops and Carranza Forces Are Supplied by Firms Of the Warren District in Good Shape.

With conditions the worst in years regarding delivery of food-stu6s Co out of town customers, the different meat and grocery firms of the Dis trict have spared no expense nor oi- forts In the supplying Of eatables Go the U. S. soldiers stationed at Naco.
 The past week has seen many loads leave here daily as early as { a m. and when 1t is remembered that there has been as much as two feet of mud to battle with in and around Che camps. the fact that deliveries were made the same day is noteworthy
 All butchering of stock has been done at the different slaughter hous- es in the district a fact which insures cleanliness. etc.
 The management of the F. A. Toy- req Go. has worked daily from before dawn until midnight to see that the needs of the military camps were supplied
 It has been impossible for automo- piles to navigate the reads SO all bus mess has been transacted with the aid of buggies and on horseback not to mention "shanksmares."
 During the flood Tuesday some of the army transport wagons were mired in and several mules were drowned before they could be helped from their predicament Phelps Dodge Co., has made all shipments by freight but Mir Simms has been on the ground as has Manager olson of the Tovrea Co. to see that all ship ments were delivered according to schedule
 it is matter of much credit to the different firms oi this city that they have handled the situation SO ably as the troops were short on proyis- ions
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-27
NOTABLE PERFORMANCE
lContinued from Pape 2

 Tend the title she won in 1913 in the amateur and open tournaments competition was confined to Ameri- ean talent and a high standard of plav was recorded.
 Football witnessed a succession of stirring reyersays of form and was marked by the development of spec. tacuiar open play. Percy Houghton's Harvard machine won the so-called intercollegiate championship for rhe third consecutive time. but the grand strides made by the smaller colleges made the season unusually iteresuna The remarkable record of Washing ton and Jefferson and Rutgers was Illustrative of the latter condition.
 On Track and Field
 During the athletic year the usual annihilation of records in many de Dartments of the games under the Amateur Athletic Union has been the outcome of the many series contested with the result that a nunber of new figures have been added to the book of records The year was the most successful in the history of the sport
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-27
INDIAN WARS ARE
 REFOUGHT BY ARMY
Wonderful Reproduction Of ln- dian Wars Win Be Shown At The lyric Theatre.

Going back as far as forty-five years ago the battle of Summit Springs will be exhibited. fought in 1869 by United States troops against the renegade dog soldiers. a cosmo- from all discontents in different tribe politan band of savages recruited who for years devastated and ren- dered existence perilous in inc terri tories of Kansas Nebraska and Col orado. the United States troops being under the command of General Eu- gene A. Carr and Col w. P. Cody (Bunalo BnD chief of scouts. who created a national name by being victor in a personal contest with the renegade chief whose name spread terror through the West-Tan Bull ol the Cut-on Band of Oanalas. Buf- falo Bin with General Carr's com mand had traied tpis band of Oga- llalas three hundred and fifty miles from where they had captured an overland wagon train, murdering an except two women whom they took prisoners and carried with them. On coming 10 their camp Buffalo Bin rushed to the chiefs tent which was in the center Of the camp in order to rescue One women but before he could get to them one of the women had been tomahawked but he res cued the other one after which he succeeded in killing Tall Bull and his band was completely routed
 This wonderful picture containing the exploits of the United states ar my against the Indians, win be shown at the Lyric Monday afternoon and |evening
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-27
NEW YEARs cARps.

The very best New Years Cards and Quality Cards at Reynolds Music and Gift Shop. ll5
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-27
ROADS ENTERING WARREN DISTRICT FROM ALL DIRECTIONS ARE IN A TERRIBLE SHAPE
 OWING TO HEAVY RAINS OF LAST WEEK "! EEK
One AutOmObst Reports That Took Him Nearly Two Hours To Make Douglas From City Bisbee - State Highway How eve Stands the Flood Wat in Good Fashon-Loca Con donS Improving Every Min ute-Payement is Cleared.

Roads leading into Bisbee from ev- cry direction are practically impass- iole. This was the report rom var ious quarters last night Many have attempted to make their way into or out of the district with.a the past twenty-four hours and tle amount of .uafuc in any direction, has been re- markedly small,
 The highway retween Bisbee and Douglas, usually the most travelled road in Cochise county. carried the wheels Of but two automobiles yes terday l.. A. Brown travelling in his stanley Steamer was one
 According to Brown, the road from Bisbee to the Twin Buttes is very passable. but from that point into Douglas it is exactly the reverse. Be- tween the bridge at Twin Buttes and Forest station the steamer was stall ed for awhile The mud was SO deep that it pU, out the fires of the ma chine.
 After passing this part of tho road the newly built raised highway is encountered This section is very muddy and very slippery It is nee essary to go as slow as five miles an hour over most of it. Otherwise there is great danger of the machine going over the side
 Considering everything, however. the road is in good condition The culverts carried all of the water from the road and the damage to the sur face is negligible. In several places between Twin Buues and Bisbee the road is in ragged condition A gang of men is already working on this and it will undoubtedly be repaired in a few days
 The new divide highway stood the flood in wonderful shape The drain age of the road the culverts and con- struction was put 10 the hardest poss itle test and but for a very few, bad places. is in excellent condition
 Naco Road, owing to the fact that it is practically all down hill, Is pass able though very rough From Low ell to Hereford and other points in that direction. the roads are very heavy and traffic has great difficulty iu making its way across country.
 Traffic has almost stopped between tie sulphur Springs valley and the
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-27
ELKS HOLD A BIG HOUSING SMOKER
 LAST EVENING
Last Function of Kind in Present Year Best Attended in Many Moons - Excellent Program Heard

The big smoker held by the Elks last night was "big" in more ways than one, for there were more than 200 of the Antleered Herd in atten- dance and rbig" ecause an Elks do- ings are always that way.
 The entertainment was immense and of course received with much en- husiasm Here is the way 1t was handed out.
 Address of welcome, Ben Franken- burg
 Selection bl Orchestra.
 Song. Fred Freeman.
 Address on Elkdom. Dr. Green. Douglas B. P o. E.
 Four round boxing bout, A. Ridge way and John Hughs
 Songs oumpters Quariette
 Four round boxing bout Ccoiored) Ike Hockery and Young Langford.
 Selection by Orchestra
 Moving pictures
 The decision of the first bout was draw and the referee was sure right for it was a mighty fine exhibi- ton Of the manly art" for both boys were right and it was mighty fast four rounds In the battle of the "Lil Black Boys" Ike Hockerv won with a decision in the fourth round It was great fight and Ike carries great Lir wallop
 Ire big knoskout was put over by sumps Four when they sang the old ba'oer Shop favorite, "Get Away Jordon"
 The possum feed was the hest lnins the local Elks ever put over
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-27
VICTIM OF SHE'LL
 FORMER RESIDENT
 WARREN DISTRICT
Francisco Ramos, One of Acci- dental Explosions Victims Liv- ed in BiSbee and Has Host or Friends Here.

Among those who were killed in Naco, Sonora. through the accidental explosion Of a shell was young Mexican who was very favorably known in the Warren District. It was Francisco Ramos.
 The deceased lived in Bisbee for number of years and was known among his friends and companions as high class man. He is survived by a widow and two children, his mother and brother
 Ramos was employed by Benjamin Hill, commander of the Carranza forces in Naco. in the supply depart ment
 The interment of the young man will take place this afternoon from the c. K. Undertaking parlors. Bur ial will be made in Evergreen ceme tery.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-27
PROF. CHELLI MADE RECIPIENT OF HONOR
 AT AT HAND OF BAND
Leader of BiSbee's Italian Band Is Made Recipient of Honor at The Hands of His BandSmen And Other Friends,

In honor of the work of Professor Chen Rodolfo in honor Of the ac- compliments of the Bisbee Italian Band the members Of the musical organization and its frieds gathered around the board last evening and toasted the success Of the band at the old Opera house
 Prof Chelh, the leader and direc- tor of music of the Italian colony of Bisbee was the recipient of much honor. To the leader of the band is due most of the credit for the organ ization and the permanenoy of the Bisbee Italian band In considera- tion of this and in testimony of the high esteem in which the leader is held the members presented him last night with a gold badge
 The medal was appropriately in- scribed and was a work of art lt told briefly of the Professors connec- tions in Bisbee and his success here
 Beptiste Caretto was Che presenter of the emblem. The president of the band organization made very ap- propriate talk in the presentation. He told of the trials, the work. the disappointments and the success of the band and i'm conclusion told how it was creditable to Prof Chelh
 In response the leader thanked the members of the band, Che members of Che Italian colony and the people Of Che district He spoke of bis aims to make for the city~of Bisbee. for the Warren District and for fine en- tire state of Arizona. a musical or ganization which would live long in the musical annals Of the state. Prof Cheli's as well as the other talks were appreciated by an of the guests assembled
 In addition ito the above speakers. I Viytor Pistonetti one of the best known residents of the local colony and John Caretto. the popular and we'll known proprietor of the Blatz Cafe spoke All detailed the work and the aims of Che organization and the future of it if the present status were continued.
 An elegant repast was served to the members. The entire member ship of Che band was present and ma Iny others of the local Italian colony. i 10 might be interesting to note that
 lre ltalian band is the product of Che
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-27

HATTIE E. HOLLIS. 118 M D. c.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-27
ATrENTION PYTHIAN sIsTERs-

Pythian Sisters will meet at l. O. O F. hall Monday at 2:30 F. M. Busi ness of importance.
 Bv order of
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-27

Italian colony Of the Warren District In less than nine months it has per lected an organization which promis- es to live long in southern Arizona Its music Is thing to be admired in the section and its members are uni- yersal favorites.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-27

Warren district Roads have been converted into quagmires and gulleys For the length and breadth of the valley the road condition Is the worst in its history This is all due to the recent storms which are unprecedent- ed in that section
 The condition of the two state highways leading into the Warren Distrct-the Bisbee-Douglas link and the Divide link speaks highly Of the construction work The manner in which the heavy floods were farried of is without parallel in road work in Cochise county The damage as it stands. will be easily repaired and is small
 Local Conditions.
 The results of the worst December storm in the history of the Warren District are rapidly being eliminated The street department of Bisbee has been at work constantly and the work accomplished speaks for itself
 Along the business section of Brew ery Gulch all of the sand and gravel washed down by the several days storm has been removed The pave Iment along the Gulch can be seen again The roadway. farther up the Gulch, is being rapidly repaired and by Monday win be easily passable for all traffic. The deep ditches. washed by the heavy flood waters lin some cases five and six feet deep. are being filled as fast as the water recedes.
 4 peculiar condition noted along Brewery Gulch, Is the fact that considerable stream of water flows by the Queen Laundry and np water is now passing through Review Alley. lt disappears in tte neighborhood of the Watkins Lumber Com pany It is thought thar the old channel of the creek. now obliterated by the growth of the street. has talk en this water This may also account for the continued flooding of several basements along the Gulch
 Tombstone Canyon is in compara- lively good shape Quality Hu is in danger no longer All in all Bisbee will soon forget that a four days rain recently paralyzed business and traf nc.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-27
NEW YEARS CARDS.

The very best New NearsI Cards and Quality Cards al Reynolds Musi9 and Gift shop ll5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-24
Concerto 4 jbeneficio
DE LAS vICTIMAs DEL INCENDIO
DE PUERTA DE TERRA.

Los billetes de admission IL Concerto
ore ha de celebrarse en- a Teatro Nun
cipal 4 beneficio dc las vlctimas del in
cendio de paerta e Terra Il dia % de
Julio, 4 las 5 30 de la noche, seran ven
didos por una comision de senoras Y se-
noritas, de 10 mas selecto dc nuestra so
ciedad
Los preeios de entrada son como ST.
que palcos $500; tornAvoz $4.0o; los
preeios ae nalcos 10 ineluyen "a entra-
da) lunetas $1.00 entrada general sc
centavos; balconies 50 eentavos y paraiso
10 centayos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-24
Viaje del gobernador


Esta tarde ha salido para ell interior
de la isla ell honorable gobernador Va
ger.
De San Juan va direetamente q Cia-
les, Y pasara la noche ell la hacienda de
don Manuel Ortiz Ell el barrio "Cacao
de Barros.
lIanana segnira viaje hacia Jayuya,
almorzara en- casa de don Carlos Lopez
de Tord, dirigiendose lrego Adjuntas,
con ell proposito de seguir hasta la ha-
cienda de don Antonio Oliver en- ell ba-
rrio Bartolo, de la jurisdiction de la
res
FL domingo ira a Maricao y de esa po-
blacion quizas regrese directamente i
San Juan.
Al gobernador 10 acompanara en- esta
excursion el Director de Sandal doc
tor Lippitt.
FL gobernador tiene kl proposito de-
hacer muy menudo, principalmente
en- estos meses de campana electoral, ex-
cursionc- COMO la que hoy ha empezado
realizar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-24
En- nuestrO daflO

raliza todo; la vida normal sufre una
perturbation completa, +escasean los
where's a medida que ell bloqueo Sc es-
trecha, Y ell trabajo falta. La vida sc
hace impossible, y aunque directamente,
personalmente NADIA Sc haga contra el
extraniero, es este pf'ecisamente ell que
slfre mayores perjuicios, va que por
la neutralidad que Sc We obligado d
guarda' no participa de los enardeci,
mientos de la lucha. nj alimenta las
esperanzas compensadoras del sacrifi-
clio presente en- ell dia del exito. nj pue-
de con ell vencido. tener el triste con
srfcfo de que 10 que sufrio y 10 que
perdio, fue tribute de su patriotismo,
por llanar de modo mas digno al enar-
decide interes de la politica
Asl, aunque nadie Sc haya metido
con ellos, han sido los puertorriquenos
los primeros en- salir huyendo del pals
que pasa en- estos dIas por tan honda
perturbation.
Ell 1io Sam habra sonreido maquia-
velico al OR las voces de auxilio dadas
por los aterrados puertorriquenos en-
terra dominicana Ningnn testimonio
meJor que este para contrarrestar el
efecto de ciertas propagandas. =.
Y he aqni que Santo Domingo acaba
de hacer Puerto Rico un NAL un
bien. Los partidarios de la Indepen-
dencia, diran que ha sido un dano; los
republicanos, que es un saludahle avi-
SO. =. De todos modos, va que tan ca
ros le cuestan al pals hermano estos
avisos, procure que no Sc repitan, por-
que cada uno de ellos alicia mas de
nosotros la posibilidad de recuperar el
gobierno del pals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-24
Brillante fiesta

Mafana, sabado 25 de Julio. las
ocho de la noche Sc llevara 4 efecto una
fiesta en- ell edificio de la Association Girls
tlana de Jovenes. en- la cual sc exhibiran
dos teams de "Volley Ball.. com
puesto por. PROFESSIONALS hombres de
negoclos de nuestra sociedad capitaleila
Uno de los teams" esta capitaneado
por don Ignacio Penagaricano el otro
por ell licenciado Francisco del Vale .Jr
Despues de los juegos de "Volley
Ball habra varios asaltos de esgrima
q horete. espada, sable Y daga contra
espada, en- los que tomaran parte los
Lcdos. Jose Coll y Cuchi Rafael Gui-
llermety, ell Honorable Pedro de Audrey
y el senor Pedro Chandry. Una Presi-
dencla Gle Honor estara compuesta por
el Honorable Emilio del Toro. el Lcdo
don Antonio Sarmiento el Professor
Grimm.
Los asaltos estan ordenados en la for
ma slgulente:
PRIMERO:
A Florete.
Don Pedro de Audrey y don Rafael
Gnillermety
SEGUNDO:
A Espada y Daga.
Don Jose Coll y Cuchi (con daga) \
don Pedro Chandry icon espada)
TERCERO:
A Sable.
Don Rafael Guillermety Y don Pedro
Chandry.
CUARTO:
4 Espada
Don Pedro de Audrey y don Jose Coll
v Cuchf
Concluira Ia fiesta con lucidos ejerci-
clos de "Tumbling' \ gimnasia, en- los
que tomaran parte distingnidos caballe-
ros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-24

necesldad de apelar 4 medios violentos
exponiendo ideas, divulgando. quienes
sollcltan los sufragios, programs de sus
futuras actuaciones.
Personals SIN nlnguna signi6caci6n en-
la vida communal, Ell estos dias electora
les quieren alcanzara pretendiendo pa
sar como vlctimas de sus ideas politicas.
a cuyo tin ponen en- ejecuci6n todos los
medlos, slendo ell mas usado ell de ex
profeso provocar una disputa degene-
rarla Ell rina, llevando luego la historic
del martirologio un peri6dico de la
colectividad. Y esta es una de las cosas
conque Sc precisa acabar
En- cada question personal entire gen
tes de diversas ideas, no debe pretender-
Sc encontrar siempre una causa politica.
Hacerse eco de rinas que han tenido por
obJeto intereses econ0micos 8 mora
les para sacar la consecuencia de que
este Q el otro partido quiere organizar
un periodic de turbulencias. es una obra
que todas las personas honradas deben
excecrar Con una campana de ese ge-
nero 81 que Sc fomentan los escandalos.
porque quienes de estos han hecho su
nnico medic de vida, la aprovechan les
sirve aquella para iustifcar sus vergon-
Zosos actos.
Las colectiyidades insulares que hnscan
los sufragios del electorado estan en- el
deber de reaejar EN- primer t6rmino Ia
obligation del respeto 4 las personas y
sus ideas, cual es el verdadero concepto
de la libertad Y con la campana 4 que
me refero 10 que SO hace es provocar los
tumultos, que Sc multipliquen las agre-
stones predicar por libertad liberti-
maize.
Siga cierta Prensa su actitud, antes
de las elecciones de noviembre tendra
que lamentarla Pero mientras ella d.
termine Ell estado de cosas que facilncn
te Sc puede preveer bneno es advertir 10
que llevo dicho Cuando los incitadores
de las masas tengan el resultalo de s1
nefanda obra, no Sc afanen en- echar res
ponsabihdades sobre la ineducaci6n po-
pular. nj pretendan sincerarse por este
medic, porque siempre son culpables las
classes drectoras de las acttudes del
pueblo. Lo que sucedera es que la ma
yorla ha de dominar, y 81 la mayoria
es la que sabe 10 que es Ell derecho y Ia
ibertad, por sobrc todas las turbuIen-
cias Sc impondra
j. Coll Vidal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-24
lmportante comision

Nuestro distinguido amigo don Emil
lio de Motta, Consul de Espana EN-
Puerto Rico, ha recibido hace tres dias
TN cablegrama del gobierno de Madrid,
con ell nombramiento de Comisario Re
gio para la Exposition Nacional Pana-
meiia que ha de abrirse EN- Novlembre
durafa hasta Abril de 1915.
Para concurrir esta Exposition no
han sido invitadas las naciones. Unica-
mente Espana, por ser la Madre Patrla,
ha recibido invitacion especial, y Es-
paila para corresponder esta senala-
da preferencia, construira un artlstico
paDell6n Ell terrenos que ell pueblo de
Panama lie ha cedido perpetuidad, y
ALI tendran los industriales espanoles
una Exposicion permanente de todos
los productos patrios.
Ell seilor de Motta ha recibido 6rde-
nes de embarcar cuanto antes Y el Sc
dispor hacerlo en- brcvlsimo plaZo
para l.:speccionar la construction del
pabelloE Espanol Y recibir los envios
de los industriales espanoles
Terminada la mission que durara un
ano. regresara 4 Puerto Rico nuestro
estimado amigo que goza aqni de tan
atlas relaciones amistades.
Ell gobierno de Madrid Sc propone
enviar 4 Puerto Rico nm Consul susti-
tuto, hasta q este llegue, queda como
Consul INFERNO de Espana, nnestro dis
tinguido amigo don Benito Zalduondo,
Presidente de la Camara de Comercio.
Confinna, por supuesto, como aboga-
do consultor del Consulado, ell nota-
bic letrado espaiol don Wenceslao
Bosch.
El BOLETIN felicita al digno Con
sal de Espafa, don Emilio de Motta
por Ia altisima distinction de que ha
sido obieto, y desea al Comisario Regio
de Espafia en- Panama, 81 exito que es
dado esperar de su inteligencia, de su
aetiyidad Y de su ratriotismo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-24

En- su residencia EN- una casa de la
calle "Ernesto Sierra" Sc intoxico aver
tomandose varias pastillas de perman-
ganato de potasa, la sonora Elena Mon
segut esposa de don Manuel Sosa, en-
pleado de correos.
La senora Monsegut fue trasladada al
Hospital Municipal en- grave estado
Dice la sonora madre de la intoxicada
que Sc trata de una desgracia: que su
hija tom6 esas pastillas eqtlivocadamen-
te, en- vez de otras medicinales que lie
habian sido recetadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-24

Ell Algonquin ha venido va dos veces
trayendo 4 su bordo los fugitivos puer-
torriquefos que huyen de los horrores
de la revuelta en- ell pals vecino. Los
inmigrantes cnentan y no acaban de
las penalidades que han tenido que SUI
frir; de los riesgos que han pasado, de
las perdidas que han sufrido.
Els verdaderamente una cosa lamen-
table 1ne, mientras lucha Puerto Rico
por conseguir una forma de gobierno
mas en- ammonia con la dignidad de un
pueblo civilizado, Sc de este triste ejem-
plo en- Ell pals mas cercano nosotros,
Y tengan que ser empleados los buques
de La armada americana en- poner sal
70 a los aterrados puertorriquenos que
han pclido esta ayuda las autorida-
des amsricanas.
A estas horas no quedara 'un pueblo
on la lsla adonde no haya llegado uno
de esos fugitivos poseidos de panico a
contar las mil escenas espeluznantes de
que fueron testigos Ell ell vecino pals.
Por todas parties de la lsla, iran esos
infelices Ell su inconsciente propagan-
da contra ell modo como ejerce su So
berania el pueblo vecino Y hermano
Con los eXtranjeros no Sc meten los
dominicanos; en- Santo Domingo no Sc
han producido los brutales excesos que
han eehado sobre Mejico una mancha
de ignominia no hubo en- Ell vecino
pals un asesino siniestro, un bandido
como Pancho Villa, fnnesta carga de
que tendra que librarse ell pals, aun re-
curriendo al asesinato
Los lominicanos no hostiliZan los
extranjeros; pero la revolucion 10 pa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-24

Esta en- San Juan desde hace algunos
dfas nuestro estimado amigo don M. de
la Vega, representante de varias impor-
tantes frmas de New York
FL senor de la Vega en- los frecuentes
viajes que hace 4 esta Isla, ha fomenta-
do muchas relaciones, ha cultivado mu-
chas amistades que ahora celebran la
llegada del distinguido comisionista, 4
quien damos la mas cordial bienvenida