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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-11
Las proxinas carreras

Ell programa para las carreras que sc
celebraran ell domingo en- ell Hipodrome
de Santurce, es ell siguiente:
la. Carrera, q 800 metros.
Cometa 90 libras, Lee 80, Baby SO
Tempestad 80, Mefstofelia 81, Gitans
81, Vampa SO.
"a. Carrera, $50 metros.
Elegante 80 libras, Della 81, Nino SO
Gacela 80, Rosita So Preferido 80.
3a. Carrera, 800 metros.
Get Busy SO libras, Fiel 128, Zeppe.
lin 100, Principe 95, Veterano 100
West Point SO.
IA. Carrera, 1900 metros.
Otello 80 libras, Espectro 13O, Teme-
game 14O, Secreto 70, San Patrick II
Princesa so, Crill6n 130.
5a. carrera, 900 metros.
Aguila 100 libras, Barium 115, Yuma
.9S Cardiff lis. Bonnie Bee 81.
Ga. Carrera, q una milla.
Villa 90 libras, Milo so, Bribona 81
Primavera 81, Lulu 80.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-11
Estadistica del tempo

Ell prometido total de lluvia de la Sc
mana que termin6 ell d1a 5 de diciembre
fue cerca de la cantidad normal en- una
semana de esta estaci6n Hubo una de-
ficiencia sinembargo en- las division N.
y S., que promediaron l media l un
cuarto de pulgada respectivamente
En- la division S. ell tempo frl6 seco, pro
mediando menos de media pulgada En-
bile, ell promedio semanal fu6 2 3 4 pull
gadas. La temperature fue ligeramen-
te sobre la normal, especialmente duran
te ell dla. Los extremes fueron $50. en-
Naguabo y San German, y $40 en- Ma
ricao
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-11
''.Corte Supreme

Quinto ter1nino de sesiones del ailo
1914 que comenz6 ell 2 de Noviembre y
termina ell "a de Diciembre.
Senalamientos criminales, mes de Di-
ciembre, 1914. Martes 15.-El Pueblo
V. Mas; delito contra ell derecho electo-
raj.
Abogados: Salvador Mestre, Fiscal y
Angel A. Vazquez.
Ell Pueblo v. Colon; delito contra ell
derecho electoral
Abogados: Salvador Mestre, Fiscal y
Angel A. Vazquez.
Ell Pueblo v. Santiago; delito contra
ell derecho electoral
Abogados: Salvador Mestre, Fiscal y
Angel A. Vazquez.
Ell Pueblo v Rodriguez; delito contra
ell derecho electoral
Abogados: Salvador Mestre, Fiscal y
Angel A. Vazquez.
Ell Pueblo V. Ramos; delito contra el
derecho electoral
Abogados: Salvador Mestre, Fiscal y
Angel A. Vazquez.
Ell Pueblo v. Ramos; delito contra Ell
derecho electoral
Abogados Salvador Mestre, Fiscal y
Angel A. Vazquez.
Microbes 16.
FL Pueblo V. Nogueras (a) America
acometimiento aggression grave
Abogados: Salvador Mestre, Fiscal y
Angel A. Vazquez.
FL Pueblo V. Velez (a) Soldadito
pOrtar armas.
Abogados: Salvador Mestre, Fiscal y
Angel A. Vazquez.
JueveS II.
FL Pueblo V. Marini; acometimiento y
aggression con circunstancias agrayan
tes.
Abogados: Salvador Mestre, Fiscal y
Felin y Ramirez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-11
''Perlas de Borinquen"

Este es ell tftulo que ha puesto un
Undo walls que dedica los esposos Hos
tos-Mac Cormick, ell inspirado compost
tor don Rafael Balseiro que tiene tan
bien canada reputation de artista, en-
certamenes Y torneos.
Perlas de Borinquen', es una deli
cada partitura en- que el laureado autor
ha puesto todo su arte.
Como toda obra del Maestro Balseiro,
esta quedara agotada enseguida.
Damos las gracias por ell ejemplar q. el
notable artista Sc ha servido enviarnos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-11
Sanatorio del
Auxilio M1tuo
ENTRADAS:

ENTRADAS:
Don Victor Martinez Alfonso. de San
Juan. Don Alberto Calsina Amer, de
San Juan. Don Matfas Gil de Rubio.
de Rio Piedras. Don Ismael Infanz6n
Trelles, de Puerta de TERRA. Don An
gel Cividanes Renet, de Caguas. Don
Leoncio D1az Pinan, de Catano.
SALIDAS:
Don Jose Lopez Diaz, de Corozal Don
Antonio Rodriguez Varela, de San
Juan. Don Jose Martinez Fernandez,
de Yabucoa. Don Celestino Allende, de
Puerta de Terra Don Manuel A. Guz-
man Alvarez, de Alasco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-11
La curacion
de Ia anernia

En- ell poblado Del Rosario" del ter
mino municipal de San German, Sc es
tablecera en- estos dlas una ofcina baio
la direction de un medico del Departa
mento de Sandal, Ell la que seran aten-
didas todas las personals que padezcan
de anemia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-11
De temporada

Desde aver esta en- San Juan la gen
til sonora Teresa Fernandez de Perea,
esposa del alcalde de Mayagiiez
Es huesped de sus hermanos los espo-
$3.50 Travieso Fernandez Sc prOpOne
pasar en- la capital algunos dlas.
Ell BOLETIN saluda a la distinguida
DANA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-11
Cuardias trasladados

Los siguientes guardias que prestaban
servcio en- San Juan han sldo traslada-
dos: Rogelio Rivera, a Carolina; Juan
H. Maldonado, a Cayey; Feliciano An
gel Toledo a Fajardo y Juan r. Ortega
a Guayama
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-11
Teatro en- San German

Tn amigo de San German nos dice
que adelantan rapidamente las obras del
teatro que frente la plaza principal de
dicha ciudad viene construyendo don
Jorge Quinones.
Ell teatro tendra cabida para mil per
sOnaS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-11
Conferencias en- Ia
Biblioteca Insular

Sc recuerda al p1blico y en- especial
dad a las madres de familia, que la in
teresante conferencia del doctor don Ra-
fael del Vale sobre oftalmia purulenta
en- los ninos, Sc celebrara en- esta Bl-
blioteca el domingo de la presente Sc
mana, dando pricipio a las tres de la
tarde
Entrada libre para todos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-11

pueden enviarlos con una tarjeta al
Edificio del Consejo (Tetuan 73, 6lti-
mo piso). FL Conserje entregara un
rocibo
(Se suplica la prensa la reproduce
ci6n de este suelto una Q mas veces).
(Reproducido del "Heraldo ESpanol. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-12-11
Conerciantes en- v1veres

Visiten 8 escriban q Cadierno- Her
manos antes de surtirse de; Turron,
Nueces, Frutas, Higos, battles, Pesca-
dos y Carnes conservadas, galletitas f.
mas, diversos envases, Sidra de Astu-
rias Ron Bacardi y Condado, Vinos
nspanoles, y demas golosinas de la Es-
tacion.
Advt
EFECTOS DE ESCRITORIOS.
EN- LA LIBERIA DEL BOLETIN.
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26
A 8LuII yo1 rHI cu1 R1foa1Ra

1TED STATES Senator Thomas made the remark the other
day that they would have take him Of the senate feet
first they passed the Naona conservation bills without giving
what he thinks should have the of conservation
legislation We haven't the slightest idea what Senator Thomas
thinks Colorado should have We don't believe he
himself here that subject We know he still the
thoughts of man in the solitude of the wilderness conservation
fall knowing this with the idea that
stately column of verbiage" expression
bluff We the chamber They couldn't take
him out He's too Again who would him outf They
don't allow visitors in the chamber the gallery
couldn't Shafoth doing that of work No
elise would The
whether Thomas Then wonder why he did
head first To would glorious thing
ried out head first and look back the of
late nuismen squeezed through the door and
Iclaim - Mr. President, do garers shOw?"
All Senator Thomas Your speech looked well in print No
doubt caused cub spend ncke phonng his
city editor thinking he had Of pure serene but
who read speech the the honor the
1904 when raised mighty right and
exclaimed eff they Jim Peabody instead of Ava
Adams will only be after the have picked the flesh
from body lying the doorway fellows who read proof
that and remember that when Peabody walked through
that doorway in Nevada well think
make awfuy good hit with the cub but
haven ordered the "Uxra Pueblo Chefsn
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The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26
just A NEW YEAR THOUGHT

HEAR READER Of the Post As the threshold
- Of will not consider impernent, will
II zeal to be Of and neighbo
should ask personal question: We ask in
kindaet spirit possible question that it well for
ask ourselves occasionally and the beginning year
mighty good time ask We sight a new
and here question: What have made
family close that long,
Now don Of business for notice
right here and that business business
good citizen Of the community which live
should be-
Don't know that all interested in each other
less else not quite what ought be- We
scrptural authority for the that NO veth him
self and deth of and that doesn't appeal
sufficient why brothers. keeper
don't know what would be required to convince you.
Say brother think Europe
although that ought furnish food for refection
enconius political and place
blame for all the ills Of life the whose ticket 90
you the polls; don't phosophse much
way thngs but mt down the quiet and real close
your and then ak yoarseH have made
make proper provsons for family IL hand
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26
of death should rsaA before year

death should grab you a.s4r year
Is the home paid a
the public trustee down before the would
fairs and feel ju6sd urging that a.k yourssf THE
question and then yourself should
And right along this line Brother life insured! Ne
life won't against the Of disease
furnish that will die neverte
~ the purchase Of life policy regarded everywhere
good piece Of bss and Themselves
hand where after credtors
1.-THE widow and orrAsnA a life insurance policy
In speaking thus plainly upon question regarded
rather personal the distinctly
editor not life insurance. and that he directly
Indirectly interested insurance except policy
holder and this little talk the last for this absolutely
unsesh and is made with idea benefit
and We a farther than that
things generally admitted and that would
they would need life insurance of
them After have called attention the fact that Garfield
amadg Roosevelt Bryan President Wilson thousands
f other have advocates of life
" close this little visit with the following words the subject by
hat popular preacher Billy Sunday:
don't look like q man who should die very quickly,
do l? have just good a physique any you
gazed at. l wouldn't trade with any l know.
lot of you fellows than l. but have
good physique looked at, but die and
that possibility carry thousands of dollars of life in
surance l don't believe any does right his
wife children if provide for them with life
Insurance. when he gone they will be thrown
the charity Of the world and next to faith in God
if would die tonight that which would give most
fort would be the knowledge that have safeepost
vault Chicago life paid to date and
wife could cash them and she and the babies could
| listen to the wolves howl for a good many years.
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The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26
RoaR og0ng poe ~ oupPooSuus

41ONAS General B0reOn entitled to all the esesrass
AOns he receiving in making the Posfohlee departnso
Of the ledger for the hr tns u
estimated balance Of than three iisa
after paying the operation of the department
but trend Of the ooents
performance entirely misleading II being pointed sxs
owneip of the office tremendous se-
placed paying hass By Postnaass
Cneral Basa All that as been accomplished to prevas ~
de6et which has been the in previous years
The poo6ee not self supporting nor likely to - fof
yearA Figures relating to the management Of tAs
department deceptive They do not tell the vnss
story. The saae of the general and his chief
paid Of the department receipts but from the
single pooce building has been erected from receipts OF
department having expended
for this Vast have been expended
purposes the organization of the system
posoice paying institution and whether is or not
consequence What the public is interested getting
regardless Of the The people do not
a for the government They will
satisfied be kept its present high pn ana
making appropriations dehcits-
Pueblo Star-Journa
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26
WHAT OF IN uIo11?

sE MOST regrettsbe condition country today
public press when the conservatism of the
magazines columns of the daies the
leaders the thought of the country have In their stead
now responsibility brazen license
There be pride in relating current events
orcar rights in editorial opinion
people necessarily depend the
for information Except limited extent they can get IN
other the printed correctly public OPINION Is
formed right lines msinfOrmed how can they
Judge aright'
attaching agency consequential enterprise
Especially this of political questions and fortunate indeed
the belief that he has formed his
opinion may his reliable information.
strike the Colorado fields during the past
possible illustration of this depoabe condition
People intensely interested in securing the facts 1t
business Of the furnish them and subscribers paid
What did they geti Expensive advertisements
sometimes marked such and sometimes not setting forth the
claims parties the controversy often in grossly exag
News columns filed with libel
untrhs reckless disregard to the effect the state Cost
~ press established and extended the country
Colorado authorities ved state abuesd
before One day the country aroused by teegaPhic report
than five hundred to the
effect heeng and children at Forbes Canon
were being including mothers with
babes their and who had just birth to
twns and cold In truth tents
colony children taken down
children thrown the storm The real item of
affair the beating death the
night before miner the tracking Of the murerrs TO
group eight probably third Of mile from the
Forbes colony the of the inmates of whom
children and the taking down of the tents prevent
their destruction their rendezvous for criminals
The however produced the desired result 1t startled the
and helped sympathy which afterwards
commercia.ized to support the strike.
Probably number of good people the country still
believe that and children shot down and their bodies
burned Ludlow 2Oh Of April although the people of Colo
RADIO the and children who
beneath the lost their lives
hundred strikers open
thirty left pre-
order in that locality.
The sending by certain such George
Cree, Upton Sinclair Rev Atkinson John Reed
strike accidental
and which these acted while Colorado the
exaggerated and viciouy articles written and the attitude
Of themselves which
evidence farnded person that their
of the sympathy and
funds The result has been terrible blow Colorado
1t has bckend its good destroyed life and has
created bitterness and done ndusrasm that
be ougrown in many years to come
The freedom of the of institutions but free
press
be controlled the of the of numbers
the Of both bound control regardless of right This
the problem the day Who solve Farm Life
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just A NEW YEAR THOUGHT
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26
THE CIVIL 3vIoI LAW

IEOR SIX YEARS the civil board has been
In that time they have recommended several warden
of deputy wardens number Of ar the
to be people who totally unfit for the places filed
some of these appointments the examnations(
did however they either remained
mg and they who had delivered herded
vote for Democratic ward heee they sent to their
dutes here regardless of their standing For time it looked
though the rormato would Of existence and
memory Of the because Of such serious condition into which
h had fallen under the wans and their henchmen preceding
|the present warden.
In almost with the exception of few
heced with the the to be of the
type that could the Of the inmates Drunkenness
other forms of degenercy the guards inmates
OF frequent that ceased to be eformaoy
reformation Of the placed there but rather school
of Of the ranke kind the refoaoy
Ito higher and better due the civil
|-Buena Vista Republican
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vX/4EN ONE READS Of the crimes committed in this
it hardly expected that he approve of
of Beas South Carolina who pazoned hundred
Thanksgiving day. Of these having been guilty
of murder and sixteen serving life sentences The right Of the
Of paroas have been abused
this ns&aDoa
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26
TWO WAYS OF LOOKING At II

REPUBLICAN secretary of will from
hand out the printing and quite properly will give to
of political faith Republican brothers
will nothing about brbng country with patronage
Pilot rejoice with the
bit of There bribery about it. They have it
coming the papers had coming for As
past six yean.-Steamboat Pilot.
The fully with all of above but when
ppng in the face the representative Democratic
support dis
graceful Peac and the dgacefu Brake urrecting
that hanging by the teeth that nobody
reads taking little crossroads sheet with
the
this believe and have certainly
proved that unpopular for this style of nfane politics
drubbng administered
Mr. by skrmsh This and about
other doc bunders contributed render Brakes de-
feat reasonably certain.
thin skinned Republicans
the Pilot this printing the
prejudice interfere with public duty and thwart the meaning
that proved combination
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The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26
BOILED DOWN
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of the Colorado coal strike rather
declared Off by orders FROM
after President Wilson's meditation board had
investigation Of the strike
Welbon of the Colorado Fuel Iron while
much single
las will usually find encOmpassed few words Here Af
which for believe hard to beat:
know of between our Colorado coal companies
the obvious OF
All troubles in the Colorado coal fields have
labor organizations trying to force their
against of the workmen and their employers
There 900 Of former employees out strike
I'VE believe be duty the wishes and rights Of tie
46 working rather than the 1000 not working The
difficulty under which Colorado working today to find
market for their coal Many idle because Of business
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The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26
HAS CHRnDfIANTFY FAuED9

SOMEONE SAYS that the claims of the church all been
shattered the Womans Home Companion, the reply is
that the church makes claim conditions be
1t victories hearts that surrender
predicts paadses until mind Of
Chrstianty invitation the invitation accepted
do mighty works. Christianity revelation Of
of God refuse become like Him, the world remains
darkness There failure then the Christian religion n
failure lies with the who refuse Europe Aed
been Christian this would have agony Of
Europe point the question How shall
neglect great vationf' 1t illustrates meaning
Of the who foolish build mnA
pours blazing great
other under heaven among whersy
must be saved
The Glenwood post., 1914-12-26

MOTHER MURDER to be charged John Bareyccrn
result of Sam Moore shooting and killing
Dutch) Gross at the Nranch Rio Blanco county last
Tuesday night Gross taken his home Fruita
where he died, and Moore is in the county Jail Meeker
repentng of is action and wishing that
victim had received the fatal bullet But little avail
lat this time. Moores grief repair wrong
United He has taken the life of his friend expect
the penalty The fact that the cowboy friends
that the tragedy Of Tuesday night would possible
cr drunkenness is of consequence Regrets meannss
the face Of death But the lesson and the citizens Of Rio
Blanco county who will be called finance murder BY
TAXATION will have figure what sreet boon
saloon license i to . eosnaunity. q
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-11

Inhalation of the workers through in
culcation of false teaching. of false
patriotism and false doctrines, and
which If not stopped and halted, can
only have but one result namely, a
re-occurance at that epoch, which was
responsible for that period of centuries
which are known as the dark ages,
and which If carried out must for a
long time postpone the promised re-
ward, the millennium.
Call to The Workers.
I'VE call upon all workers of the
now noncombatant nations to rise in
protest against economic conditions
which make 1t possible for Europe to
become human slaughterhouse, and
which even now threatens to engulf
the whole world.
Let reason be enthroned and force
be subjugated, demand that cannon
be beaten into plowshares and swords
into pruning hooks
Arouse Ye Sons and Daughters of Toll
Awake Ye truly Christians and Hear
The Cry OF the Fatherless Babies
See their tears mingIe with mother
earth now drenched with the blood OF
their fathers. Hear their prayer for
succor.
Let the mothers of men and fathers
OF sons rise up and acclaim: Our off
spring shall not be taught to commit
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-11

the earth, find themselves facing
pauperism with all its horrors.
Man in his collective capacity, has
instituted governments. ostensibly for
the purpose of guarding the individual
rights of all whom may find them
selves within it's respective borders,
and therefore has organized military
battalions for the alleged purpose of
enforcing these rights against en-
croachments of other sectional govern
ments, separated by visible boundaries
or the seven oceans
The Struggle in Belgium.
1--WE are vividly reminded today, how
ever, of the fact that when military
battalions in conquest overrun the
earth there are not even as much as
u semblance of individual rights to be
found. Witness the present, struggle
stricken Belgium.
when battleships are abroad upon
the oceans, when the armies stand be-
fore the enemy, where. oh where, now
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-11
R. S. Sheridan, Esq,
Manager, The Capital News,

do we ask, has gone the law which
says, Thou shalt not kill?
Mans ingenuity has cevised labor
displacing agencys known as inven-
tons whose purpose should be the
easing of collective burdens but the
fact remains that the charge can be
substantiated that modern improved
Ilabor-saving devices have not made the
! task of individual workers lighter.
Why not? For the reason that ma
chinery used in multiplying produc-
tive capacity privately owned denies
the displaced workers, the means of
livelihood, which is necessary for their
existence and propa cation.
The governments hereso Instituted
among the nations of the earth come
to an alleged rescue CD of the dis
placed workers and invite them
daily to join the military battalions
hereinbefore mentioned and beckon
them to the colors; some countries
make it incumbent to do so on all its
citizens within age limit, promising
food, raiment. shelter. recreation, etc,
all for the alleged welfare of the toilers.
What of the female of the race,
who, through the non earning oppor-
tunity of the natural provider of the
family have been thrown on their own
resources other than that of natures
calling, the continuation of the unit,
the family, which must be the nue.
leus of a nation and the race?
Have been thrown on their own re-
sources she is led away from natures
calling, and in turn is displaced by
more and newer inveN- ons which
beclSons the child to to- earn its
own existence, frequently at an age
at which Gin a truly civilized and
Christian world) it is entitled to the
chance for development or those fac
ulties which would bring out which is
best in beings whom are made, we are
told in Gods own Image
"A system OF society or so called
civilization, in which men are con-
demned to involuntary idieness, wom-
an to involuntary pauperism or worse.
and children to mere atoms and ad-
| juncts, to man made machines by
which wealth is created collectively but
owned all but the meager caild's wage,
by the owner of the machine
This must of necessity result in a
large mass of unconsumed wealth, not
owned by the displaced men and wom-
en- not owned by the few employed
at such machines multiplying In their