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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30
Ann Murdoch and Hale Hamil-
ton I'm "a Pair OF Skies"

Ann NitFhptk uuu ss"tc hhe"ss
ton I'm "a Pair of Skies"
triumphant partner.
At first IT'S awful for Johns.
Nettleton makes his life a tor
ment. Nettleton Is married.
Boggs isn't. Nettleton invites
Boggs' fiancee to his house for .
week. Under the contract, X
either partner tells any third par
ty what's up, he loses his whole
interest In tie pill.
Johns fancee comes, and
screams in horror when she be-
holds him In buttons and side
whiskers. Johns squirms In silent
agony. Nettleton gloats. But
Johns girl worms out OF the
lawyer the story of the agree
ment, and suggests to her sweet
heart line of conduct which
drives Nettleton frantic, and
speedily brings about the dissolu-
ton OF the contract.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30

A dancing party will be given
at the Tacoma Music Hall tomor-
row night by the Progressive
Psychic society.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30

Mrs. p. Stuart Huston, S2f
North M street, will entertain the
Progressive Study club next Fri
day afternoon. Mrs. Cooper will
conduct the study on Longfellow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30

Mrs. Hills II. Houston of Vic
toria, B. c., is lowly recovering
from a very serious illness. Mrs.
Houston was formerly Miss Freda
Andrews of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30

Dear Miss Greyi
- I read your letters and an
swers every evening and have
gotten some very good advice
from them.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-28
EN- Ell CINE

An0che eStaba el ''Cinc las tres bar
deraS que no cabid I'm al6Ier FL es-
treno de la pelicula Atlantis = llev6 a
la eSpaciosa carpa una concurrencia ex-
traOrdnaria
La cinta es muy buena y reproduce
con eSpantoSa eXactitud las eScenaS des-
garradoras de un naufragio. La fabula
que sirve de argumento la pelicula es
interesante Y los actores encargados de
las principales tiguraS son eXcelentes.
Cuentase de esta pelicula que, al ha-
Ger la escena del naufragio que esta per-
fectamente simulada, perecieron aho-
gadas cinco personals. No Sc puede dar
un realiSmO mas abrumadOr
Durante la exhibici6n de La pelicula
cay6 I'm aguacero tan formidable que
contribuy6 a dar un ambiente especial
al drama del naufragio.
Portell y Garcia no contaban con es-
to. tampoco los espectadores contaban
con clio, pero 10 cierto es que la cosa tu-
vo cl color local que la hiciera mas i'm
presionante.
Esta noche Sc reptile la cinta que nos
mueStra en- toda su verdad como es la
vida 4 bordo de los grandcs trasatlan-
ticOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-28
Un concerto benefico
HENRY ERN.

He aqui ell prOgrama del concerto
que ha de celebrarse en- la noche del 2
de JUNO pr0Ximo. EN- la sala de espec-
taculoS del Club Arm6nico, d benefcio
de: FL Refugio de Ninos Desampara-
dos, La Sociedad Protectora de Mendi-
gos, Hospital de tuberculosis y ell
FondO de huevo y leche del Hospital
preSbiteriano.
FL programa es excelente, como pue-
den yer nuestros lectores
Mozart Overtura Flauta Magica.
Orquesta Club Arm0ni"o
Paganini. Concerto (Re Mayor)
Enri Ern. acompanado de Orquesta
Ern \ Serenade
Mozart b Menuet
Wieniamski c ObertasS.
Henri Ern, acompanado por la seno-
rita Alicia Sicard6.
INTERMEDIO.
Franc Schubert. \ La Abeia.
Heller Erust b Pensee Fugitive.
Nieuxtemps c Chant q amour
BranhmS-.J Joachim ID Hungarian Dan
ce No. ).
Henri Ern. acompanado por la seno-
rita Alicia Sicard6
VieuXtempS Ballade Polonaise
Henri Ern. acompanado por la seno-
rita Alicia Sicard6
Puccini. Selection de la opera NADIA
me Butterfly.
Orquesta Club Arm6nico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-28
N1mero 125
Asamblea
de huelguistas
QllIEREN LA PROTECTION DE
TODOS Los OBREROS.

Anoche, a las ocho Sc reuniron en- los
saones de la Camara de Delegados nu-
merosos tabaqueros huelguistas, con-
vocados al efecto por ell secretario de la
Federation Libre.
FL objeto de la reunion fue el de ex-
poner Ell estadO actual de la huelga
deslgnar cOmisiones para que solicitor
la ayuda general de todoS los obreros en-
ell movimiento que los huelgristas es-
tan sosteniendo Segtln dieron enten-
der algunos de los que en- la reunion
hablaron, Sc trata de yer la manera de
que todos los obreros, cualquiera que
sea su ocupaci0n, Sc declaren Ell huel-
ga, para de esa manera crear un verda-
dero conhicto que determine la necesi-
dad de tOmar una resolution definitiva
Ell este asunto
La reunion Sc termin6 4 las once
cuarto
Hoy volveran a reunirse las comisiones
que anoche Sc designaron. dos personas
p0r cada gremio lnionado. 4 fin de de-
cidr, Ell la forma que Sc iuzgue mejor,
pl pcnsamiento esbozado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-28
En- el Tamarindo
UN HOMBRE AGREDIDO.

No Sc cream nuestros lectoreS que va
mos hablarles del viejo asunto del ca
llej6n que no tendrla NADIA de eXtrano
que 10 eXplotasen nuevamente qmenes
estan 4 caza de asuntos sensacionales,
imaginales inaginativos reales, que
para el caso es 10 mismo p"es la cues
ton es intrigar al pnblico y sacarle dla-
riamente los centavos. No; no es es-
to 4 10 que vamos referirnos Es sen
cillamente de un suceso de menos I'M
portancia. Sc trata de una pedrada
que en- el hist0rico callejon, donde am
hos Sc halaban, un tai Angel Gines dis
par6 contra Amelio Dozada a quien lie
cause una herida de cuatro centlmetros
en- la region temporal deredha, de la
que fue debidamente asistido Ell la Sala
de Socorros.
Ell guardia JESUS Fl Llauger arrest6
al agresor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-28
Don Ramon
Perez-Moris

\ bordo del vapor San Juan, viene a
la lsla, muestro querido amigo don Ra-
mon P6rez-Mors, Editor del BOLE-
TIN MERCANTIL.
Esta manana hemos recibido un aero
grama en- que nos avisa su pr6xima He
gada FL senor Percz-Moris viene de
Bruseas y permanecera entire nosotros
una temporada.
Damosle la mas afectuosa bienvenida
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-28
Fuego en- Aguadilia


Por conducto de Ia central telef6nica
de Arecibo hemoS tenido noticias, esta
manana, de un horroroso incendio ocu-
rrido anoche en- Aguadilla.
La communication con esta Ultima ciu-
dad esta interrumpida debido a desper-
fectos Ell la via telef6nica, por cuyo mo-
two no hemos podido hablar con nueS-
tro corresponsa en- la Villa del Ojo pc
70 seglln las noticias que por otro con
ducto hemoS podido obtener, sabemos
que 4 las cuatro de la manana va habia
quemadas mas de veinte casas. y que Ell
incendio continuaba.
Entire las casas quemadas estan las
que ocupaba la Colecturia de Rentas
Internas la Aduana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-28
Ell trafico por
las carreteras S
3aft7
UNA OPINION DEL ATTORNEY.

Nuestros lectores recordaran que ha-
ce tempo la Asamblea Legislative apro-
DO una ley en cuyo articulado Sc esta
hlecla vlrtualmcnte que desde ell da
t:lmero de JUNO de mil novecnntos ca
toTce, es decir desde ell hines pr6ximo.
10 podrla tsaticarse por las carret .ras
del pals con carros de dos ruedas arras-
trados por bueyes.
Pero despues de aprobada esta ley,
VINO la crisis que esta sufriendo la isla,
y la Asamblea Legislative aprob0 una
ley en- la que no Sc especifica claramente
Ell pensamiento en- 10 que dicho trafco
Sc refiere. Con tai motive, ell Attorney
General envi0 aver una circular todos
los jleces Y al jefe de la polic1a, expo
niendo que la primera de dichas leyes
ha sido derogada por otra posterior Y
que, por consiguiente. podran seguir
circulando por las carreteras los carros
de dos ruedas arrastados por bueyes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-28
El case de la Vannina

La corte Federal ha desistido de enten
der en- ell case de la central Vannina, or
denando a los receivers Sres. Herman
Behn y Jose Ruiz Soler O. entreguen 4
los Sres Abelardo de la Haba y Mr.
Mud Nyhol, que son los sindicos NOM
brados por la Corte de Distrito.
Los senores de la Haba Nyhol han
tornado va possession de los bienes de la
Central Vannina
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-28
Para New York

Aver tarde salieron para New York
y dc ALI Saldrdn con direction 4 Espa-
na, cl iluStre orador aagrado doctor
Casio Paradis y el r. p Rodriguez, He
gados recentemente de Santo Domingo
Al regreso dc Europa, la permanent
cia de los senores ParadiS y Rodriguez
sera mas prolongada Ell el pals
Lleven un felciSimo viaie
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-28
La persecution
de los pools"
IN AGENTE CASTIGADO.

FL indivduo Vicente Arteaga, quien
en- la noche del sabado ultimo Sc dedica-
ba a la venta de combinaciones de ca
ballos, pool para las carreras que Sc
efectuaron el domingo quien ell cabo
Juan Soltero lie ocup6 libretas conte-
niendo ciento diez seis combinaciones
Y catorce d6lares en- efectiyo fu6 de
nunciado ante la corte Municipal por
infracci0n al articulo doscientos noven-
ia uno del C6digo Penal Y visto e ca
so en- Ell dia de aver, Vicente fuf senten-
ciada pagar cinco d6lares de multa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-28
Ell DISCOURSE DE DATo, ELoG1ADo

Madrid, 27.--Buena parte de la prem
sa Y politicos elogian ell discurso pro
nunciado por el jefe de gobierno, Sr.
Dato. Estimase que refut6 casi todos
los argumentos de los oradores de la
cposici6n. afahzando notabemente la
politica, hasta ahora algo inestaRle, del
gobierro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-28
COM E RCIAI.

Los senores Sbert y Marques. de La
res nos participant que han constituido
una sociedad regular colectiva ba 10 la
expresada raz6n social, de la que son
soeiOs gestores don Tomas Sbert Y don
Juan Marquee IT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-28
Hab|ando con Ell Gobernador

lares 4. II Millionaire Carnegie ha dona-
io para constrnir una Biblioteca en-
San Juan. Los senoreS de Diego San
chez Morales ~ estan ocupando en-
union del gobernador DE este aSunto
III maries e>tuyieron viSltando los sOla-
reN que hay en San Juan SllS alrede-
dores "a buSea del mas apropiado para
Ia construction de la Bibioteca FL que
han eneonirado mas a prop6sito para
ssie iin - Il que actualmente ocupa 81
isefugio de Nliios !)eSamparadoS V pro
bablemente ALI scra construida. De la
direction de la obra - encargara el ar
quiiscto Mr. Henry D. Whitfield. her
mano politico de- Mr. Carnegie. Il
ulen este ha recomendado Los cicn
nil dolar,-s son rXclusivamente para la
construction del ediiclo para Fl amue-
bamirnio dc mismo. Para su SoSten-
nicnio s para la compra dc hbroS cl
Parlameuto lnsular. como Va hemoS di-
'ho a oira OCCASION i nueStroS lectores.
yoi" un rredito he diez mil d6lares
anuales.
In ,sto> dias. no> Sigui6 informando
"A d".ior Wager. hubo una reunion para
iratar acerra de quicncS han de encar-
gaf>e de mantencr cn estadO Santario
.a> anilgiaS mural as de san Juan, 81
las auioridades civilcs las mlitares
al como tambIrn dc en ease dc amena-
1ar rIina alguna de elias. quien habria
H. arrcglarla I'm IN reunion st lego al
Slguienie acuerdo: las murallaS que hay
dss,le Il basti0n de San .IIsto haSta Ca
~ Blanca dando la vuelta il Ia bahia.
las que hay entire I'll hasii6n dc Santo
Domingo y II dc San Sebastian. Su ARE
gl0 ,aneamient0 ~ hara de ahora en
adelanie por clienta del gobierno inSt-
iar no del nuuicipio de la ciudad
iel r.,io encargara Ia administration
mlliiar Dcscaria que de las murallas
lu, has ha>ta "a cemeterio 81 encargaSc
la administration municipal. pero Sobre
.>'o iodaNia no hcnos podido hacer ma
na oiro dr los acuerdoS tomadoS ST.
sni5 licirndono> Il gobernador, IS el dc
lur i.or rncnia del gobicrno Sc rcllenen
lo, fo,o, llamados de San Agustin. pueS
clio, actualnrntc son criaderos de- mos
quitos.
llablando dr los proyecios de ley que
.on r-spe.to q reformas en- la ley orga-
nlca a. Puerto Rico han sldo presenta-
io, cn Ia 1 amara en Il Senado el go
bernador dilo que cstan en- la miSma 81
riarl6n que antics d. reunirsc en eau
.us Ia, dcm6eratas de la Legislature
naeional Esia es. opina el gobernador,
una question narional y no de partidos
III Que en ri caucus no Se recomenda
- ningnn bill = poitico para Puerto
liico no qulere deer que no sea aproba
IA p0r Ia Legislature uno de los que
al ,anei6n han sido somctdos I'm estos
dias hc rerbido cartas del scnador Sha-
froth en las eualcs este me nforma que
cree que su bill" sera aprobado antes
de b. clausura de la actual session del
~enad0
Durantc rar.os minutes mas el goher-
nador depafiid -on los periodistas acer-
80 del c1meu rometldo en Il cafctin
Ia Bayoya de Ia huelga de tabaque-
ros. 4 euyOs asnntos q doctor wager di-
ee que les presta Ia dcbida atenci6n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-28
Ninos amables

I4.a nlfae de Ia eseueia san Juan
n6m.to moA lntiian eoriialmenie !
v,.,sar d,sha e..urla n ia ~ los ga
dre. nanana. - de Mayo
IL insiinelbn nos eneania ifhafe
maos Il glasso ~ aslsilf.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-28

isia lnailsfa ~ gols-rtiasiof aser e"
e.hla sn 80 ds-spas-ho q los rrsias-iores IL
Ia rnensa ds San Juan que aos'siumhrar
hae.r Ia lmforsnari"u diarla s. ia Man
si'n EjcraiiAa
El solarnasior hailo l,fimero de ~
kiar s Sam Thonas No far Be- rs-ree
.slamemie. ms Mr Wager f.siie II ~
e.mo .susrfo ram = ga g. enieran>e Il
ID. obr.., lu~ e,u mssiiso sis ID pr,Nims
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-28
FL nuevO marshalL

Ha sido nombrado marshaIE de la
Corte Municipal, de esta capital el Sc
nor Juan Requena que hoy ha tornado
possession de su cargo.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-09

Catarina, who is also short and
stout and looks as though she had
worked very hard, has some children
by a former marriage and they ap-
parently did not take kindly to JOS
eph.
Catarina had Joseph arrested on
the charge that he threw a chair at
her, intending to hit her head and it
knocked a hole in the wall. But, even
after this incident, if Joseph would
have settled down to true happiness
he would have been forgiven. Catar-
ina says he didn't-instead he moved
the feather mattress.
Catarina wept; Joseph sneered.
CataTina declared he drank like a
fish. Joseph said he occasionally par
took of a glass of beer, but did not
touch liquor.
Catarina declared she was bank
rupt; Joseph said she had bank ac-
count.
In the end the court decided that
Joseph's intentions had been to aban-
don Catarina when he moved the
feather mattress to the basement
and Joseph will have to pay mis- wife
Sc a week.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-09

from childhood up that it is a shame
and a disgrace? How can we ex-
pect motherhood to be respected by
men who brand as crime the act
which leads to motherhood? This
act is referred to as statutory Of
tense" or a vice" by the state and as
the ''faIT' or 'fornication" by the
church.
But if "fornication" is a sin, what is
the chUrch's marriage certificate but
an indulgence" permitting people to
sin?
If it is a crime" what is a mar
rage license but a license to commit
this crime?
Down with the hypocrites who
teach the young that motherhood, or
fatherhood either, can be sin and
a crime! According to their dirty
doctrine, they owe their lives to a
"sin" of their parents.-Dr. Rudolf
Won Liebich.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-09
HE MOVES BED TO cELLAR-SHE-
CALLED 1T ABANDONMENT


If a man moves his feather mat
tress down to the basement, does it
constitute wife abandonment?
That is the problem Judge Fry had
to solve yesterday in the Court of
Domestic Relations, in the case of
Joseph Navok, 6757 Loomis ST.,
whose wife Catarina charged he de-
serted her.
Though Joseph is an owner of real
estate from which he draws an in
come of $50 a month with two flats
idle, the feather mattress was all the
property he possessed inside of the
house. The rest of it had been &C
cumUlated by CataTina during a pre-
ViOus matrimonial experience and
she moved her furniture out within
a very short time after the feather
mattress reached the basement.
The matrimonial experience of
Joseph and Catarina has been
stormy one, though it lasted only two
years. Joseph, who is short and
stout, has a grown daughter by his
former marriage and the grown
daughter did not take kindly to
CataTina.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-11
How to Tell Who Will Make the BEST EMPLOY

LMOST everybody at some time becomes
n an employer of the brains and muscle of
other men and women. 1t may be only
few ODD jobs about the house you want DONE or
it may be a highsalaried private secretaryship
you want filled. Whatever the position, you
naturally want to find the man or woman who
is best fitted for it and who will co that par
ticular work with the greatest efficiency.
But how you going to decide who that
person is? Too many employers have tried to
solve the problem by rule of thumb,' relying
upon some mysterious instinct to show who
would do or who wouldn't do" Now, how
ever, the business world is beginning to realize
that men and women hired in this haphazard
way are apt to prove costly experiments.
The selection of just the right men and
reduced to more or less exact science Pro
lessor Munsterberg, the psychologist, has de-
yised various mechanical tests for determining
which of several brains is the most efficient,
and physicians are evolving ways of measuring
a human beings physical efficiency more &C
curately than was ever before possible.
Miss Katherine Blackboard, one of the new en-
ployment experts, believes that personal ap-
pearance can do much to decide anybodys tit
ness or unfitness for a certain task Thus a
light complexioned person. blonde, or pale
blueeyed individual usually is apt to be more
willful, more masterfu and more capable than
a dark-eyed black-haired, brown-feshed one
The latter has less mastery than the light one
just as the African races are more contented
and docile than the white.
Size is next to color most vital matter as
far as indicating efficiency is concerned. Sclen
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-11

routine. Wise employers are cautious about hlr-
ing nail-biters, as they are apt to get into
hopeless rut.
ally accompany an extravagant, lazy, over-in-
dulged disposition, while short, clean and smooth
nails, which show no evidence of the mani
cures work, mean soundness body and mind
and high degree of intelligence
Texture and quality of the flesh of the hands
and face also shed side lights upon an ndivid-
uals qualifications for duty. A furrowed brow
with sunken flesh around the sockets of the
eyes, hollow cheek bones and fabby skin
mean narrowness, bitterness and lack of power
to put the full measure of work in an appointed
task. If the skin is fine and filmy and of
smooth spun type, pale and inclined to be daTl,
this individual is too dreamy and too aesthetic
to keep his mind on his task.
Flesh that is taut and smooth, without taa
earmarks of coddling or the sallownea3 and
pallor of health not exactly at par, is usually
good sign of capacity and endurance Reddish
cheeks and dancing eyes make a man particu-
larly desirable for positions where strangers
must be met for the first time.
Miss Blackford has long list OF questions
designed to bring to light facts which an In
spection of the candidate fails to reveal
Through these skilfuly arranged questions
those who pretend to frankness and modesty by
answering that they lack certain accomplish
ments which they really have are easily dis
covered. The most dynamic and best endowed
workers, it has been found, answer all ques-
lions without modesty, without boastfulness
and precisely according to the truth.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-11

slowly dying. He commences to die from the
very of this condition unless is early recognized
and the stopped The arteries become like
piece of rotten and stiffened rubber hose, which
cast aside just it commences to leak. And
the comparison is absolutely correct.
What happens when we have rotten or hard garden
hose and take it out in the Spring turn in the
water? bursted hose-apoplexy, with the spirtng
fluid going all When the hard artery bursts in
the human brain there is apoplexy with the blood spirit
ing over the brain and cogging vital centre, the
centre for breathing, for exampe-then sudden death
HE died from apoplexy" says the morning paper No,
he died because he lived that he had hardened and
rotted his brain piping He died from cirrhosis of the
liver Again wrong. He gradually passed out because
he the liver cells than they could were
ever made to do.
cocktail before breakfast; hlghball before lunch
for meal in which spiced delcacies, hot birds and
cold bottle consumed all spell apopexy, cirrhosis
Of the liver. Bright's disease, mental failure.
In jealousy passion, frenzy, tight clothing, all
affect the blood in many Eating hot highly spiced
dishes, drinking iced cocktails in with the
greater portion of their skins exposed to all kinds OF i'm
side and outside temperatures banking up Of
the body posons These poisons cannot out through
the contracted pores of the skin if they left
unpowdered. Tight lacing prevents a proper amount OF
oxygen in their system which always needed to burn
up the products left by the food constipation follows
TO Increase the trouble, and in time the woman has
apoplexy of teInper-she literally bursts.
| do not think any advice is needed to show how to
avoid these troubles. Man and his mate must have
fun relaxation and food enjoyment but all must be taken
so that byproducts left in the system and the
necessary exercise and liberty must be given all the
organs to do their work.
Copyright, 1913, by C~lpa.!. C.c.. ,-r-.4s.l