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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25
S|NGLEL|CENSES
FOR TWO BARS
COURTS RULING
OF STATEWIDE INTEREST is CIR
GUT JUDGES DECISION AT
ocALA- DOUBLE BARS MAY
OPERATE AS ONE.
SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL


OcaIa, Fla, Jan. 24-Judge w. s.
Bullock, of the Fifth judicial circuit,
passing upon test case as to the re-
Gently enacted law governing license
tax on saloons, ruled that saloons
need pay but one license each. in
stead of one for each bar, as the new
law requires.
The test case was brought here, the
tax collector having sought TO collect
two state license taxes where two
bars were operated by one man in the
same building. The tax collector will
take an appeal to the supreme court.
Is OF Statewide Interest.
The decision Of Judge Bullock is
Of statewide interest. The new law
became effective January I. Il was
meant to cut down the number Of
negro saloons operated in conjunc-
ton with bars for white persons.
The law specifically states that
where two bars are operated under
one roof by the same party the full
license tax must be paid for each
bar so operated 1t is the practice
Of many saloonists to operate these
double header bars with one bar
for white, the other for blacks, sep
arated by a partition or wall.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25
.TWIL|GATERS
INMAXENTPARk
TWO STRONG TEAMS FROM THE
CITY LEAGUE ARE TO PLAY
SECOND OF SERIES OF GAMES
THIS AFTERNOON HERE.

Twilight baseball league teams are
TO appear at Maxent park this after
mono for the second of series Of
Sunday afternoon pro- season games.
Teams contesting this afternoon are
the White & White and the Millers or
CARNATIONS, and the game will be
called at o'clock. Those who the
past season witnessed games in the
Twilight leagne know that the most
evenly matched teams were the ones
carded for this afternoons game. and
as there will be no charge for adnlis-
sion, there should be a good attend
ance The public is invited. Players
who were in the games during the past
season are to appear in their old uni
forms at Maxent park today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25
H. D'ALEMBERTE
WASRE-ELECTED
PENSAcoLIAN is AGAIN OFFICER
OF STATE BOARD OF PHAR-
MAcY-ANNUAL MEETING HELD
IN JACKSONVILLE.

At a meeting of the State Board of
Pharmacy in Jacksonville officers for
the ensuing year were named and
among the pharmacists IF the state
to be honored with office was Herbert
H. D'Alemberte; of Pensacola, who
will serve the board as its first vice
president during the year. The Off
GERS elected follow:
Prcsident-W. ID. Jones, Of Jack
sonville
Vice President-H. II. D'Alemberte,
of Pensacola
Sec. Treas.-D. W. Ramseur, OF
Palatka.
AIessrs. D'Alemberte and Ramsaur
were elected to their respective Of
fees, w. D. Jones succeeded Ernest
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25
The
German Am eric an
Doctors

Cure the FoIIoWln9 IhrohIc DISeaSes:
CHRONIC kidney DISEASES.
BLADDER TROUBLES,
Chronic Catarrh and Throat Troubles.
Chronic Liver Disease,
Piles and FistuIa Without the Knife,
Special Diseases of Men,
Special Diseases of Women
Chronic Blood Diseases,
Chronic indigestion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25
German American
Doctors
NERVOUS TROUBLES.

Are you growing weak and nervous?
Are you easily excl ed? Do you have
sharp pains over heart? Do you have
sharp pains in chest or shoulders?
Have you sharp pains over eyes?
Have you dizzy spells? Have you
bad taste in the morning? Are you
constipated? Have hot Pushes? Do
you have choking spells? Do you
have black sPecks before eyes? Do
you have blind dizzy spells? Do you
get numb or Jingle?
IF you have any Of the symptoms
see the German A american Doctors in
the Thiesen building, at once, and get
treatment for these WORKOUT nerves
before your case DEVELOPS into nervous
prostration. Do not become a ner-
vous wreck. You can be well and
happy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25
LEAVES FOR MOBILE
ON WEDNESDAY,,

Miss Mattye Brunson will leave on
Wednesday morning to attend the
wedding in Mobile of her brother and
Miss Opal Allison. The wedding is to
be pretty evening affair on the 2Sth
at the home of the bride, .ttended only
by the Immediate friends OF the bride
and groom.
The Mobile Item relates several
showers which have been given. the
pretty young bride. among which was
a linen shower on the 10Th.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25
TO LECTURE ON
SEX HYGIENE At
The \. N. {. A.
ALL MEN ARE INVITED TO HEAR
DR.. n. L. WRIGHT, A DIsTIN-
GUISHED PHYSICIAN, FIELD
SECRETARY FOR SOUTHERN
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

All men are invited TO hear free
ecture on Sex Hygiene at $50 p. m.
today in the Y. NJ {. A. auditorium.
The address will be delivered by DR..
I. l. Wright, a distinguished physi-
ian, who has kindly consented TO
make it after being invited by the
:. NJ. c. A. officers.
Dr.. Wright is field secretary for
he Southern Medical Association and
he is the first man to receive the de-
rec of doctor of public health from
Tulane medical university.
Every man who is interested in the
ubject of sex hygiene is invited TO
je present this afternoon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25

best entertainment of the kind ever at
tempted. The supper began at 1850
O'Clock.
No special program had been pre-
pared, for It is the custom of the Pen
sacola lodge to give these suppers at
least once a month and the members
all know what Is to be expected. Last
nights spread was in keeping with
others which have been given in the
past.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25
GOPHER WAS
ENJOYED BY
LOCALS ELKS
SPLENDID GOPHER SPREAD AT
ELKS CLUB HOUSE AT 7:3o LAST
NIGHT WAS ATTENDED BY To-
CAL AND VISITING BILLS"

Pensacola Elks and visitors OF the
antlered tribe in the city last night
enjoyed a gopher supper at the Elks'
lodge on West Garden street and those
in charge of arrangements were COM
plimented upon having prepared the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25

A dry. hacking cough is hard on the
lungs, often causing them to bleed.
BILLIARDS. HOREHOUND SYRUP
is a healing balm that quickly repairs
damage in the lungs and air passages.
Prices Csc, soc and $1.00 per bottle.
sold by all druggists. (AdV)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25

Another one of those Tur-
key dinners at Hughey's To
day from IL to 3. No raise
in price, 35c.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25

Heartburn, indigestion OF distress o.
the stomach Is instantly relieved by
HERBINT. IT forces the badly d.-
gested food out OF the body and res
torres tone in the stomach and bowels.
Price SOC. Sold by all druggists.
(Adyj
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-25

Monday is bargain day at
The Crystal Pharmacy. 10
cakes Ivory or Octagon soap
for 25c with each cash pur-
chase of S1.0O or more.
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@n[nitf.

9}od einem biernodentlihen &itf.
entbalt in Colorado Springs 1T
Serr Better S6ompion tpieoer bier
etnqetroiien. aaum ongefommen,
nur0e er fpieoer BON Seiner alien
armtbeit befaqen un6 muB iest
6as gett bitten. Sir boffen, onB
er in flr5er 3eit Dieoer DobIauf
fem irir0.
Gitd Serr un6 5rou Mnr &eimer
famen bon ibrem mebrn0hentIiden
4ufent6alt in GoIoreSn Sbrings nie
Ser 5uriif. 8ie 2uit uto Die Ser
pflegung muB ooiel6it cine gana
bor3iigli6e iein, benn beioe baben
Elm bliibenoes glusieben.
Sci Dem bonn 8olnut Club obge-
boItenen aouteit baben Die n5etten"
ben nglageren" g~egeniiber p%erlorer
I1tno limo Oaber ge5pungen, Die &o'
Iten 0eS gicnics 3l beroppen.
Die 8olnut Gbautauqua finoet
in ben Sagen bonn 20. bis "a. au'
quit itatt.
9ta6 breimonatlidem glufentbal.
ihGoB Die beige RoGi6ubbabn ibrr
8bore, INN tpeiter at 3ieben. 9el
8eraniigungspIaB, Der ipe3iea Be
Der Sllgen0 groBcn gnflong fanb.
miro pobl iebr oerniBt per6en.
SEER 5reorifien brofte letter
montag 8rpei Ga~rIaoungen Sdpei'
ne nod 5iio.O maba.
9as 9reifen lit bier bon i'm
@anoe uno ole @rnte cine Cute. 8er
Gtano Oes &orn$ lit ausge5eidnet
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aus Council Bluffs!

9tl5 Sic @rauo Slirp iih Dertagte
uurOr a1aemeiu angenommcr, Dab
oieielbe nidt Dor Dem 5erbittermin
nicocr 5iummen 6erufcu miirbe.
3irr aleideu Belt troi aud Der
General Stootsaunolt Goiion pou
2cs Mlone5 bier Elm. IS miro
Diclcs qemmfelt iibcr Ole AuDeien.
belt 0e5 &errn Goiion uno 8cbil-
len. Ias MabrideiHlihite lit ic-
bod ouB Oie augcbliben 8abl-
idlmiu0cleieu Der teBteu Stootmabl
Ole 9luncicnbeit Ser 9obeu uuo al.
Ierboditen Serreu ucruuIaBt bat.
Aae5 an0ere lit mir Dtut6maBung
&Dm Saaer, Elm Au9cite1ter oeS
Hoper 3beater5, wurOc IN Salt &c.
noumen, inter Der Nnfloge. eiH
automo6i[ oas Gid Morrical &C.
b0rtc. an N}onolua See geitobleu
al baben mo nah6em cr Ole gtlnt.
mcr oe5 2lutos peroedt bate, bal.
iclbe ieoen Iog 81 gebrailhen, Sc.
heimpoIiiiit Ollie AruoI0 lab einen
fleinen aroituagcn Dor Dem STOPPER
5beater itebeil, oos Dem 2lllto oes
g}orricat iebr dbnlib fab. Gr I'M
teriudtc Die Summer unO iano,
0aB altf Der alien mo rittiger
gtummer eiu fleines @oI}ihllo nit
elmer onoern Rummer angebrafi
mar. Ser Qoli3iit martete bis sal
Ter ans Dem I5eoter fam Inn 0oiicl
be ST beiteigeu mo nabm ibn ioior.
in Salt. Gr bradte tbn in Oel
Wuihme mad g}ltnmero Slider
@oncr miro ne8en @roBOie6itabI II
4nfloge pcriebt peroen.
2uitigc Sdnci0crIctn, 3e6n all 6el
3obL 3ogcu lcBtcu Sonuto5 mad
Dem Big 2nfc", I'M Dem c0lcr
5iidfmig at oblicacn. 0of Ian
gen, geiu6roollen 8cmiibltn9cn &c.
lang c5 ibncn mirtlih einen 0icict
qlatten @oicrbcwo6ner aliidlid 81
lanocn mas uotijrlld inn areiie Del
Meiiter Der Ta0cl grobe 6reu0C
unO 3uberiift pcrrtriadte. Die 6eit
thinning mtB wobI etpa5 Iout &C.
ratheu iciL 0enu ser 5iidlcin 0roBt
3obI oeri6wano ortf nimmer 9}im.
mcrrpieocrieb'n urO 10 m1tBte Die
IobIide Shnci0cr}uuft NIT MIR elmer
Slid ais @erte, i6ren beimat5liher
8enoten 5unouoern
Q0Dofat GIiiforo 8opcG Dor
Council gIufis mltroe BON Ridtct
8hccIer sum Iruitee oes Giiiritt.
@eridtc8 fir Bottamattomic Gountr
ernamt, 3ur getrenen au8fiibrmq
oe8 @r6piter GntihdOialmgSge'
IcBes, oaS ON I. Suli in &raft
trat. Su 10Gm bon 8oroerun8en
peIde grbciter geaeu arbeit9e6er
a~nItreugen ooer BON Gcrlidcrun95
@eieQidoftcn beanipruhen, bat De
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9uLitiifle anseiae.
SuIep6 u. Stein,

9eutider aanoioat fir 6rie0enS-
ri6ter alf Dem repubIifnniiden Elf.
fet, in ser 8rimdrnob[ am is.
auguit. Bin ieit 81 Sabren Elm
8iirger BON Omaha llno Elm ltdOti.
ffer Qtlgeitallter ieit A Sabren. @a-
be ebeufnQ8 Elm Sabr lang ols 5rie.
oenSridter in 8lorence, Rebr,, ge-
ipirft, ulO bette ole fir oas amt
n0tbigen grfobrunger. Bin Mit-
glieo Der Wooie 2oge. SD eriuhe
Die oeltti6en NepubIifaner, fir mid
az Itimmen, uno gebe ibnen Die Ser
Ii6erung, Dab i'd, falls nomintri
uno erndbIt, oa5 Gmt our ooler
3ufrieOenbeit Der 9iirgcr ausiiber
tperoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-01

3ruitec Die Me6te Der 9lrbeiter uno
@eidd0iaten 8it nertreteH.
~ 8dbreno Die 0emofratiihe
aon0ention in SiBung NOR, bielten
Die g%ereiuigten @roceriitrn m0
8leiidb1uoler Elm 5ablreif beiudtes
Bic.geic am Manorua. Sec nb. 90
Die aonnention iid iebr 5eitig am
Rohmittag bertoate, fonnten Die ge.
legateu nod on Dem groBeu Set
tbeilnebmen. gicle eilten ioiort nafl
Dem @ergnitgumgsplaB, I'M Der gro.
Gen size in Der Staot 5i ertge.
Sen. ..#
@d6rcn0 o. u. U2oore nit
ieinem glutomobiL Dor 8afers Sol5'
bot belt, gerietb oa8 Del in Der
8iorre ieiuer Maihine IN 9ranO
uuo orobte oas @ef1brt gu ser.
it6ren. 6rau Moore, Die init it,
rem aino i'm 2tuto iiben blieb,
id)rie Ioltt nm SiIie uuo Die 5eucr.
ue6r fam Ser beOrobten 6rau SIR
Silie mo loitte IN turjer 3eit 6us
o%robeu6e 5euer.
5ruu Gictor 6. Bender bon
Sprinqiielo, 81, Satin oeS fril.
6eren Rcoaftcirs 6e5 bieiigeu og}on.
pnreiI", tit an ben 6oIgen elmer
Operation g%eitorben. Sic erreidtC
Elm gllter bon 40 Sabren. Sic bin.
tcrl1bt ne6it oer traltern0en @atter
3nci ainOer, einen Sobn unO eint
Sotter.
Ger pabniimi9e Sdring, 6el
es unternabm. eiuen auirltbr in 6ic
iiger Staot III Scene 81 ieBcn mi
es fertig 6radte, oaB Ser Sberif
Ole Mili3 CUR SiIfe rief, Inn 0ai
angebIide o2nuhgcridt" ii6er elmer
@ciangcrtelt, Namen8 Hopb, gu Der
bitten, Oiirite our6 Den lllf in boie.
Tubrpaiier geratber ietn. 9ieiel
9}ap6 nuroe in @oft 9enonmen
neil cr cine 6rau 3. Spencer AT,
gefaQcu babcu iol. Rihter @bee.
ler bat oic @roBgeihlporcnen nnga
mieicn, Den RGoeI5fiibrer 5u ermit
teln u1o 0enielben in 4nfloge 81
ieben. Ger ongcblide o%2Iufru6r'
uno MOS, pie e5 oeridieOent.
lid auspoiount mltroe, mar 0as
8crt zines Wannes.
- $obn Conner. Elm 9ln8eiteltei
Ger Gtoot, mrtroe, mobreno er al
Ser Gde Der Griten qoenue 1rn0 II
StroBe beihdftiat mar, bon oel
Site i~iberpdltigt un0 mltBtc in Ieint
@obnrng aebroft wGroen 9cl
ItGotiide qr5t 3obcrt Wotb, bat 0ey
Ntam in @eban0llng.
Dit Der n0fIten eoangeIiidet
Sugcn6buno. a~onbention beS iaO0itl
Soma ge5irf8 miro Elm Aus6il
, 0ungsfurius fir Sllgenogeri6tSga
,IbiIfen Brobation 0fficer) Oerbun
oen werOen. Scr SIRIUS itebt IN
: ter Der 2eitltug BON Boitor 6. S
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Sagoitein. 8ariop, 81, berIeien,
nel6rr mic mir b0rerb germ bereit
lit, Snterciiirten r1bere ausfunft
5u ertbeiIen. llntoIten limo iiir
8lie6er 6es SugenObuuoes nit Dem
auriuS nift berbunoen. austunft
ertbeilt audi Die Gefret1rin oes 9e.
3irfsbmbes, Sri. MprtIe Snmmer,
Burlington Sa.
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gerbient ntsEr Sch.

GrIernt Oos altto. 8eia6ft. gereitet
Sic iid ouf ben 4norot1g I'm 6rib.
iobr Dor. @s lit btes biz ein3iae
Shult, in tpeIder Gle 1 @eidaft
griinoIi6 Iernen. Rebrna.a Gatuinos
bile Gduul, 14t2 9uSnc StraRe.
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Ioturepdes.

1914 Snbian @otorcbcIe iett fertis:
Bargains in gebraudten @osdi-
nen.-0moba 8icDcIe Co., 16. ua0
Chicago StroBe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-01

Snnser 9euHhcr iudt troenO mel.
DIE 8ei6Gfti9ung. gtad5ufrogen
BEL Ser Smoba 8ribiine.
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grot. g. s6lei9,
gtatnr. ,eilarit

aus @ras. Defierreih. berfiiet iibeI
cine 26.i1brige 4raris in Der onos
tomiIden un0 tetniiden WaIings
un6 SeiIgpmnoitif, iopie int &c.
iammten Raturbeilperiabrcn.
gei Girfulntionsitorungen gIiit.
iibertiaung. 9erbenleioeu, Rbeumd.
tismis un6 Sidias. TRIGGER Baud.
m~usfulatur unO Sortleibigtcit. Gen.
~funaen uno 8erihicbuugen Der
yranen.0 raaue, bnitcriideu 8uitdu.
Den, 6ronii6en geriteifunaen Der
@eIenfe.
empiebIungeu: llriberiitdt, Sans
fas @itp, ans., Blue goIep sos
ipital, $ebron Gebr.
Office: 9rug Ebeoter,
ii. nnb SnrneB Struhe.
SpredIhlnoeu BON 8 llbr Born.
bis 5 ll6r glatnt. Tel. Doug. 1888.
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s. u. Sturses, gatentantualt. GAG
8ran6eis Ebeater @ebduoe, Eel
Douglas 3469.
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las preiswhrOisite G7en BET 4eter
Stump. 9eutide Slide, 1903
Dodge StroBe, 2. Stod, RabIset.
tetn % Gents.
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Dove 1914 MooeIf bier. Borg.
OPC in gebr. Moihinen. gope
Motor 60, 2572 2enp., q. 1896
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-RcdtsanpaIte

MuLfinser e 8ebb. Omaha Notic.
nal 8ont @eb., Simmer $50. 0nn.
bo. SeIepbon 9ouolos 1898.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-01

@erlanst - Si6tiger, ebrIider,
niidterner 9adtprobiior, Der i'm.
Iton6e lit, elmer oisge5ei6neteu apo.
t6efe I'M @ei6GftstbeiIe Der Stubt
por8uIteben. StelIung permanent;
5aIGr sos am anfang; nltr 8erio-
men, bic benz Soften boriteben fon-
men, m6gen iif meloen. .. g.,
omaha Sribiine. I'll
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9ateutanw6Ite

HiaarO gbSB, gGtente, 1886 gita
0ationaI 8arf Building, Eel
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On p~ermietben-Sibide 5-5immrise
Cottage; 1927 norbl. 90. Stro.
Sc. Na6fragen i'm SinterbauS. S3tl
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GannOries.

gs be3abIt ita, Itets iaabere, @d4
ide gu traget. ae
GDans MuSel Gann6r1
Omaha Suuel Snpplb So.
II. uno Douglas Str, Smoba, Aeb.
Ebler 1889.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-01

Gnersiider Mann ober Srait inter
so. 8iibrt uniere MtitgIieberi4of.
ten Elm. $50 bis $500 mouatlid.
.S6reibt raid. S-2-n 2467.
Gooington, 8p.
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Gas einsise bentide MObeI-G epGra-
turgei6dft in 0Uabn. q. &arniS,
@igentb. 2910 Sarnam; Sar. 1862.
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E(aIltfbirte an5eigen!

Sin 3iegeI- 1nS elm Sramebars at
b%erfaufen. - Sebr binig. 2011
8orcas StroBe, Omaha.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-27
Nj son todos
los que estan...

Esta tarde comparecera ante el iuz-
gado Municipal ell Fiscal Sifre. a soste-
~nr la acusaci6n de locos pelgrosos con
~ las siguientes personals: Juan Jose
Va 1ez, Maria Gnillermo, Edith Many
Denosh're. Francisco Colon, Juan Mar
tinez Firneroa. Rafael Cantero Y Julio
Tejada.
Tolos estos individuos presentan, 4
10 que parece, inqnietante senales de
enaienacion mental, pero EN- el lManico-
milo habra sitio para esos desdichados z
Fs IN horror el n1mero de locos que
estan encerrados Ell las carceles y hos
pitales de Ia Isla porque no caben en- ell
Manicomio, cuya reforma y ampliacion
es una de las necesidades mas apre-
miantes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-27
Ell CONFLICTO IRLANDES

Londres, 27-El corresponsal en-. Du
)lin del Daily Mail" informa que Sc
Ia dado 6rdenes a tres regimicntos dc
infantnlia de que salgan de Dublin pa
"a Ulster. Anade que ell Chief Secreta-
~ para lrlanda, Mr.. Augustine Birre-
sail. ostuvo aver en- Dublin diriiiendo
los pormenores de la expedition. Co
rre el rumor de que Sc declarara la
Ley Marcial en Ulster La prensa Ii
beral pide que el Gobierno tome medi-
das energlcaS para castigar a todos
aQuellos que han estado complicados
en- la Introduction de 10000 rifles un
million de cartuchos procedentes dc
Alemania EStaS armas fucron dcscar
gadas en- Island Point, en- la costa 4
Ulster ell ylernes por la nochc distri
buidas por medic de automobiles en-
tre los distintos cuarteles de volunta
rios de- Ulster.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-27
DE TEATRO
DESPED1DA DE LA OPERETA.

La gran companfa de Opereta Gattini-
Angelini, Sc despidio anoche del publ
co de San Juan con " la Vmda alegre
on cue la senora Gattini hace una labor
colossal
No tenemos espacio para hacer una
revista teatral, pero no ,hemos dc dejar
que pase inadvertido en- ell exterior ell
6xito extraordinafio que 1ograra anoche
la companfa
La sonora Gattini fue muchas vece
aclamada FL pdblico la ovacion6 COZ
delirantc entusiasmo.
Grande fr6 tambi6n el exito de Ia
sonora Teran de los tenores Merighi y
Fiori.
Del gran Angelini no tendremos oue
decir que hizo alarde de toda su macs.
tria y de todo su arte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-27
8EF FORZANDO Ell EJERCITO
EN- CAMPANA

Washington, p. 6 a. m.1-EI Bri-
Fadler General Funston al mando de la
"a. br;gada de cuatro regimientos. l'e
sara hoy a Veracruz. Las tropas vie
aen en- cuatro transportes. Este eidr
tito reforzar5 las tropas myasoras
lue no eran suicientes para contra
frestar ell ataque del ejercito federal
que seg1n Sc dice, Sc ha concentrate
IN las inmediaciones de Veracruz para
atacar los americanos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-27
LA LEY MARCIAL EN- VERACRIJZ

Washington, y, g "a. m. Sc ha re-
clbldo por cable la proclama de Flet-
cher, eStableciendo la Ley Marcial en-
Feracruz. Dice el almirante que sin
10 mncho tener que dar este paso. pc
ro Sc Vi6 obligado d clio, dcspu6s de
agotar todos los demas recursos para
persuaGir las autoridades civiles /
que cooperaran con las fuerzas nava-
les amencanaS en- mantener. c 0rden
EN- la ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-27

ScnOr:
En Ia ultima Session dc la Camara dc
Dclegados IL Puerto Rico fui expresa-
incnie autorizado por la Camara. para
rcalizar eualquier gesti6n relativa i
nucsiro status politico y la defensa de
lo> derechos del pueblo puertorriqueno,
ic-iiima representation. dentro del des-
p0'ieo sisiena vigcnte cn Puerto Rico.
contra la inanimc yoluntad dc nuestro
pueblo
I'm II cicr.icio de esa authorization.
ahora. senor. os dirijo este reSpetuoso
Mensaje. para protcstar. con la mas alta
cnergia. coara los concepios y palabras
que - imputa 81 ID New York Herald -,
cn .u cdici6n del lila T. dcl mes cursan-
&c.
heiicrr este pcri6diro quc cn an dis
curse cn Atlantic City. pronunciastcis
-sras palabras:
4 hope to God that the Fiipinos
and Porto Ricans az, never made Anne
rican ciii1ens They are not fit for that
distinction. You ran't make silk pur-
~ oui Of a SOW : car.
10 primcro que debo cxpre,aros Sc
nor. - que Ia rcfcrencia dc las palabraS
que os aifihiiye Il gran diario lie New
York me parrcc ab>urda e Incompatible
con Ia inteligencia Il cSpiritu de JUS
ticia y Ia discretion y 81 decoro de quitn
ha llegado por sus uneritos a una de las
rumbres mas clevadas del gobicrno ame-
ricano
Mas. - fuerr cierto 81 informe del
New York Herald servios. senior te-
ner por contestants vuestraS palabras.
en nonbrc Il. nucstro pueblo y dc nues-
IRA Camara. dc Ia mancra slgliente:
Nosotros tambitn esperamo> ea DioS
u,i. 100 serem0, nunca ciudadanOS anne
ricanos \o queranoS eStar preporado>
para tai distinction ni que nueStra boil
~ de >eda contcnga iamas otra cosa que
la dulce y bucna y noble ciudadania
pucrtorriquena
Leyendo 4 Spencer cl mas grande Il
ldSofo d. vnestra raza. en el hermoso h
bro La, Ceremonies ie la Vida en-
contramos que la presentation de una
oreia. en algunos casos De una oreja
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-27
N1n,ero 50
LA ACTUALIDAD
LA PAZ.. LA PAZ.-ESTEVES
CONFERENCISTA. - LA BORIN
QUENA.

Aver tarde sc anunciaba Ia paz. Los
despachos cablegraficos de hoy confr-
man la noticia.
Ell A B. G.. suramerican0 ha heeho las
proposiciones al gobierno de Wilson. Y
Wilson contesta que estudiara la nota.
luego que Victoriano Huerta la hava
sanclonado. Parece que en- el fondo de
este incidente paci6sta. Europa juega
las bolas. Y locaEzando, de Espalla es
que ha partido la idea. Bryan ha reel
bido con j1bilo la nota de los diploma
ticOs de Sur America.
! No hay que olvidar que Bryan ea
un consumado pacifista !. a 10 yanki
! Y no hay que Olvidar tampoco que ia
cosa Sc estaba compEcando. Cual-
qulera acepta la paz, siendo tan amigo
del smbolico olivo como enemigo de to-
da tentativa que pueda dar por resulta-
do un ojo apabullado.
Nosotros nos alegramos de que los
cuatrocientos mil hombres que Wilson
llam6 en- reclutamiento, vuelvan las
fabricas y a los talleres Tn armisticio
opOrtuno, vale mucho Pancho Villa Sc
ra el tmico que 10 lamente, Niendo tan
lejoS ahora como cerca vi0- Segiln su
parecer-, al arrimarse a los EStados
l'nidos, la banda tricolor de la PreSi-
dencia
Veremos Ell que para todo este. We
remOS....