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FOR SALE OR RENT.
CHAPTER V

SILVER spring..
Residence RldgeWoOd Road. West
orange, N j. sixteen acres OF ground with
stable and garage, lodge for ,hauffeur or
coachman, greenhouse. English garden and
gardeners cottage. House has thirteen
sleeping rooms and eight bathrooms. Music
room. billiard room, library. parlor dining
room. pantry, servants dining room and
kitchen on first floor Everything in first
No, so Church Street, New York city.
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APARTMENTS TO LEr-FURNIsmEp.

XIV ERSlDE DRIVE tear ION Street
AttractlVe front apartment overlooking river,
oemghttully cool seven rooms. two ba this
VIII sub,lot Tor summer fully furnished. silver
Room lcl2. u West 2>th street Tel Gree-
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.


twith name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
CSouth OF Fourteenth ST.
LEWIS Sr, W = 100 y Rivingt0n 81, g5xlOO--
Mildred Ehrman to Joseph l. steckler, Far
Rockaway Y, June ls, yrs, 8 ner
cHRIsToPHER ST, ~ n 5, saxSs. s--AlbsH
Bway. June i2; years. per cent. $40, 900
East OF Fifth ay. between Fourteenth aud
ll0th ST.
0oTH ST. ss: 400 81 av, 2OxlOO.5-Bible
Teachers Training school to ColumbIa-
~ years, per cent, atty. T @ Co, lis
SID 81 8. ISIS Sd ay. i:sxss. 'iaSGS
June u; years; 5 per ent,.,,,,. ,I2, 900
o %a% e chuTsS ~ S ST. Hup sss Es
I neSember !; lsi4 NJ per cent: atty. Morris
''S0'' % r'T W.. a0s Side i-''''''''''''s'OoO
tWest OF Firth av between Fourteenth and
- llOth Sta
'' psvoss6rs Roa i5S CO G 10 any, iGsTsss
philadelphia. Pa juno II. pr mtg 81 900
due as per bond; atty. l. 7 ms Co, 100
alsT ST, s =, is5 10th nv, a5oyios, StS
av. sc cor 2lst st.94x9O---iO6 W aiit street
Go to Hos%s ISL pa Barrett, rs sth az June
p G.; attys Elkus. @ & p, 40 Bway s2s' SOC
sep ST. n q. ssc W 9Th ay, 25xss s-HsrTyy
June II, due as per bond; atty. T q Co.
18th ST, n $, 200 e 7th av. 5OxiOo i.MSS.
dalena C. Baettenhaussen to VIM II Uei-
ler 400 West End sv pr mtg ss0'5Oo
VI 6pc, June II: atty, Chris q Huppel
22s Il 3Sth st.........,......... so 900
Uptown.
Manhattan Island north OF llOth ST.
l2lST ST. =, a6o W Lenox av, 20xlO0 Ii
Henrietta ID Beaver TO Title T Co
l7G Bway June II, due az per bond 5000
l2sTH ST, "a c, 3 3, 1oi W "a av. 26xss ii (:
lllth ri. rs Il, - 7b W Madison av az *
Nathanson. 100 Oakland pl and ana. June
Z, due Nov !, 1914. 6p C; attys BondIn
l.. 500 Bway. $500
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.


with name and address of owner and
ATTORNEY. n at'orney's name II omitted
address party ~ second part)
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Az cor 2oith st. 2OoxioO-
John Kirwsn to Met Life Inns 60. |
Madison av, June IL due September /,
1917, c; attys, Woodford, a Il, |
Madison aN .............. .........S $50 600
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- tSV'VVu
l7eD ST, 500 W, s. St.4 W Amsterdam av.
40.sxs5-The GerbereuX Co TO Lawyers
Mtg Co, 50 Liberty IT, June IL, due and
way nAO
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BROADWAY. " ., us fremont rd sax
les. 2x5OYl5G 2-wollman Finance g. Realty
co 10 Joachim Niebrock, 1929 Southern
Boulevard, May IS: atty, T q 4 T co. lTs
bNty ............. VI
GAISSBURG AV, =, $50 fremont rd
?5xl00-Wellman Finance 4 Realty 60 to
Abr Miller. gdn, 1879 W 10Th 81, May ~;
MEI.ROsE Az. cor 1921 81, l0OVe0--Sld-
ney u Harris, ref. to Arthur u Calm, 25i
Lenox av. June le, mtg. 5000: atty.
Lsse q c, 50 Nassau st..,.........si $40, 600
MELROSE AN, n cor 1874 st. lOOxA5-
Arthur u Calm 20 John ID Connolly and
ano 2+A W oath at. June IL. mtg. $4,000
atty, same. ..,..................
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A I : q - Japane>e q StLS ST - 1877
1000. lOla4 1000. ... 7pHs 1000 52
q ) cv IS Nan city So - certificates
40, cWn.s2r 20 3noo. ..o2
.@"oo. -" i"nslo 20 Seahd 4 l adj
A. ~ Y. - Marine cl n as 10000. ..-.7Si2
5000. 2 oos 5000. ...,o % So Nwy gm -
& as y Joint A. y Y Canal 49,, 5000 q q
lnOuo. ....goNs 1000. 81 Term r. Il Ass
quo: - ~ ! Cent deb g. S'L Mer Br IN
l M&StPgmiaS 1000. IDOL 5000. o -
5000. .lO3 n Central 3las TeNas Go cN rs
~ " @Sll' Is reg stored 10000. % -
ioW. -. . v 1000. Union Pac cv A.
NJ Il i@F ~ . NlNH&H&sls55 10000. ....p2as
it's!' SSi2 10000. $50 u Steel -
Den q X "lr'i;N Rys adj e 1000. lO2i9
I"o'.....t ia oooo. ,..u u NAb i'rcr Is, Is
~ FONT t2S IptShl line fdr g. certificates
3oVV, ;..,SS enoo. - Us 5000. .... 2ls
w =, ' odsI p2s lloto. ... wabash ext q
-""o ,be 3Dn.s'o - 1000. ....SSla
lnr Cons con cN Rio GraudrN ~ Western Flee Is
Cs l9"3 1000. IA 1000 IOl
lOOo.. .lO2 ST.. & Iron NJ d Wn Narvlnn Is
1000. .lO4 5000. 49, p7s
Total sales of bonis 1par va;ueJ soOGl 600
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THE CURB MARKET.

Business was very quiet In The cli,>
market yesterday. especially among m
dustrlals. a firm tone prevailed thru,ch.
out tn" list. with many Standard q,
shares scoring large gains. United C,rs,
stores improved q to a2i., Bri,i,b.
American Tobacco. old, rose !. 20 "a.
and Tobacco Products preferred r7ov.S
UP g. to sJsp Rilser-Hegeman was fa,-l,
active and yielded slightly. Southern Pa.
cific convertible Is were firm, selling a,
lo3ia and 1895. The rights rose \ n
p. Canadian G per cent. notes advano.s
3. TO 103W.
There was marked improvements N IN.
tone Of Standard OIL stock.. A.ia..r
Refining recovered IL points from T.,
violent decline earlier IN tho week. Pra,,i.
oil and Gas ranged between 4es and 5.t
closing at an advance OF 10 points. sowt
Penn OIL rose II points TO zee. Anslo
American OIL improved II to l7I, Oh,o
OIL was firmer at 100 and National Trsnsl.
was u higher at 43. STANDARD on q.
California was strong. closing up Is
points, at 3e2; Standard Oil Of Ken
lucky. new. rose ! point to a6S: Stand.
ard Oil OF Indiana advanced 10 point.
to 5l5. and Standard Oil OF New Yors
moved UP II ~ points to 1851.
Transactions In detail In the narts
yesterday were as follows.
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MONEY IN NEW YORK.
Dsnks Appear 10 Have Gained
$4,000, OOO-MOney Rates Easy.

According 20 the known movements Of
u., to.,iay's bank statement win exhibit
cash gain Of about 100000. On The
.resa n;gr'r Ino,smsn, ol e.nE is s.'nsa o..
sl..5i.0o0 20 the Sub-Treasury, exports OF
s?.cso,oOo gold to Paris ana 100000 to
Satisfactory weekly statements were mad.
~ tho Bank OF England ard the Bank ,S OF
Il. gold reserve by "7oo.ooo. TIE later
s''eo gold holdings of the correspondirs
--.k = year ago.
change ruled at -. per cent, the highest
being per cent, and the lowest -. per
Timc money continued TO display an easy
UNDERGONE. Kat. were 20. per cent for
sSy Gsys so ,d per G.n s'r n'ney d ps mt
p @r y ye' tG u 81. I per cent for Fix month,
sn9 81; a. Per e est ,ss 9yeI NE
ntn.ty day. bills receivable and for best four
bomes'ic eT;cch3nsse on Nv York; n nca,e
mum. San Francisco--.oc premium Mon.
'r-ol--3l'.c. premium. ch!caso--loc. pre-
sterling .eachansc declined. ne,es wsr.
s3-o .'35o 10Y stx,y DAYS. 4s51oH t.s5As
20, dSHa9d f,G go 800 sr Toy en-, -'i sho,
oils =. per cent; three months. y, per
cent c;o;,i1x prices OF goaso!s' q a-iS Tor
The R,nk Of England rae was unchanged,
The weekly s'-tefn"n: OF -. bank SHOWS
creased tl-sooo; circulation decreased $780,
orc: bullion d"treasc4 sol 600; "'her So
creased fl.5s7,c00; public deposits increased
l.,72t 600; Government securities unchanged.
anhirp nom p s1hS cent, feSfry 10
1870 per cent last week
's9f SaS Sn': G.s E RcG.
~ London - francs - cen,imes. Private
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE.

The sentiment expressed by the trade reviews
this week l. considerably more cheerful than II
has been for some time. The zero weather has
stimulated trade in certain branches of dry
Goods and caused heavier buying of boots
and shoes. The iron and steel industry il
showing signs of increased activity. good bonds
are coming into a better demand and the
moiiey market as still caster
Dun's says: distribution of reasonable mer-
chandise has been stimulated by zero tcmpera.
lures. which have accelerated the movement of
heavy weight apparel and fuel. Recent stormy
weather also broadene,! the demand for foot
fleets gradual bctterinent II is significant that
the LEADING interest III IRON ami steel report cd
. considerable gain in untitled TONNAGE during
January. following a year of continuous losses
This obviously means that the great basic in.
dustry ~ recovering from previous dspressl on
NOTWITHSTANDING the fact that the railroads
stll conine their purchases to the closest pos
sibc limits. In the matter of prices the gen
cr;u tendency IL uDwalu, with producers re-
luc,ant to contract for future business except
al adv an,es over former quotations. That con.
the January statistics, which, instead of show.
Ing the expected accumulation of surplus
stocks. actually revealed a material reduction
In supplies"
BridareeTs says. There has been a shift.
Ing OF activities in trade and industry but no
apparent abatement Of the sansuine sentiment
Litherto in evidence Activity has been che Fly
Noticeable in the larger primary markets.
been aud are t-iug confirmed. and IN the ranks
OF hnal distributors, VINO have felt th" beuo-
tc.al effects ol a fan wcck of cold weather
upon retail trade in heavy wearing apparel.
mauufhct ur!ng the effects Of good January or.
derin- now visible in larser outputs and
increased capacity cinpioyed Then too the
first wave of spring huyluA 10y interior ,ohbers
and large retailers is noted a, the larger mar
hets where, however, buying Is chiefly OF
small lots widely distributed
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DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.
DIVIDENDS PAYABLE,

DIVIDENDS PAYABLE.
Company and Term. Stock. Amt
Bond and Mortgage Guarantee,
quarterly ,,,,,,,,,,,,.....,..., ------
American Railways, quarterly ..,,. pfd IL,
Borden's Condensed MIX, semi
annual ,.,,,.,,,,,..,, .,,...... com
Cambria steel quarterly .......,.. 49, II.
Connecticut Railway ana Light
quarterly ....'.'''',' com ]
Connecticut Railway aud Light
quarterly .'s'st.. pT1 !
Indiana Pipe Line, quarterly ...,.. ~ s,
National carbon, quarterly .,..,.,, pfd -,
Sears Roebuck. quarterly ',...... com 4
Seneca-S superior Mining ,,,,,,...., ----- 10
Seneca superior Mining .....,.... 81,
Standard OIL Of Kentucky, - 81
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10000 Can pac SO n,..,i oS'. Ioaa. ,O.'. -.
COCO Cuban new 5s..... 9S7. sS. o., .i'.
5000 Kelly Spr Tire Is 6o,a 60, 6sg -.
$4,000 So Pacific con 5s. 1885, 100. '1' 80
'Scll cents per share
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THE MONTREAL MARKET.
FINANCIAL NOTES.

~ special meeting of the stockholders
or the National Bank OF Commerce IL WA
voted to Join the Federal Reserve system.
'ohh T. wallace has resigned from the
presidency OF the Electric Properties Cor
poratlon In order 10 devote all hts attention
to the anairs Of Westinghouse Church Kerr
20, a.! or the stock of which IL owned
hy ne Electric Properties Corporation A.
l.udio" Kramer. vice president or the
E9uitaole Trust Company, has resigned 10
become president OF the Electric Properties
The stockholders Of the Coal and Iron
National Bank voted yesterday al n snecini
meeting to join the Federal Reserve sys.
tenn. "''-
The Lackawanna Railroad has closo, =.
contract With the Lima Locomotiv. -
nutntloh Tor fourteen modern Pacific type
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CONSOLS STILL LEAD
LONDON MARKET
Close 1-2 Point Up at "a 3-16
Investment Issues Firm
on Political News.
AMERICANS ARE STRONGER
Union Pacific. Hill Roads, Read
ing and steel All in
Healthy Demand.

IoSpoN, Feb. 1s.--Consols continued
the leader In the markets, the advance or
T., over yesterday carrying tho price to
- 3-t6 at closing. Domestic investment
Issues were firm. Money continues to rule
at very low rates. Tho Improvement IN
the political atmosphere In the home rule
situation had an influences for bettermont
in the prices OF domestic issues HON"
+. lis were stronger on the excellent divi-
d~nd announcements rade. The general
advance was pronounced to midday when
profit taking caused some rccessions. the
upward move. however. continuing later.
Americans were stronger. Canadian
Pacific was advanced. the price gaining
point over your Wednesday closing
Grand Trunks were inclined To lag ON tue
dividend announcement and the earn
ings statement which were not up to ex-
pr,ta ions. Union Pacific the Hill stocks.
Reading and steel showed healthful
demand. copper stocks were bought.
PARIS, Feb. 13.-Rentes at 81 ?r. 81
were 17isc. higher. The general market
vas steady
BERLIN. Feb l3.-Better prices ruled In
the trading to-day.
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THE STEEL MARKET

Independent steel manufacture, 49,.
making q relatively better showing !, 'ss
matter of new business than tn. S.n.,
Corporation. Some of them have bno,'l
larger volume of business 60 Far ,S..
month than In the corresponding period 80
January. On account Of the a6scn,n -.
railroad buying II Is not expected tha, n,,,.
operations can be conducted az u,,',
greater capacity than at present for A.,
length of time. Steel prices are holds.
steady. bat prices are from - T. 81 be.
ton below what they were q yo.r a.
Values arc not 10 firm abroad and r1,
cessions IN many classes OF s,co. or. =.
ported from Germany.
American steel Foundries Compaoy a.
IN tho market for 10000 tons OF basic ri,
iron for its sharon and .Allianc. plan,,
for delivery during the second and thin
periods of this year
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SUB.TREASURY STATEMENT.

Tx dividend.
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

:, =,
AIv!ces rom The IyNesby properties STATE
art tias ana Electric company made large
gains IN iis number az customers and In
Crcd5rs IN power loads and gas gomsunp-
zion. including ga. steam, heat. Hight aud
pUMnr, Inr combined figures sh"N total
90 .l5.'ss customers IN November 80. 1913.
a. compared WIN 1H1,liI on the same
daie the year previous Il gain Of To- per
cont. IA" hgAuag load during this period
W, INCREASED from 1851. 2 k!lowstts 10
IiS;'IJ klo" ats gain O. lo.2 per cent.
VIII" the motor 'oad showed sn improve
n"ut of -" per ~. TIL" tutu! kilowatts
connected Tor Al purposes Increased @l5,5ls
kIoWttis 30 -oS,3vl k!I"W ats. q gain of
Isl per cent
A. g, sp,,i,, ,p.,,t,, H., ~. t..,I . ~
y.rlorS 81 lie Am.rf,an pnbJIr r, ~
colnIau.. I"Sepl, II Rr.ver was In,.'I
nre .i'Irnf ~ a.. ',,,,,,.,y i ,rl.S - t;,,
n. T,rn,a. ,r,.,r.,, - - ,,,..I 80 ;
msn q, The hoard an oftlce crcated ~ ~
isst ANIMAL n'r,fira, ~ ,bo stncL , "i, -, $50
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CENTRAL TO PAY $40, COCOON
Borrows in London "a Take I'm S...
Due March 4.

Edward l. Rossiter, treasurer Of -.
New York Central and Hudson Rive
Railroad Company, announced yes,o,a..
that tho company's $30.0OO,OoO Az
cent. three year notes due Marvh - ~
be paid at tho offices Of the comma.
and after that date. During tho a.. y,
of January IL tho company sold In IVA
don through J. p. Morgan g. Co ~ 'n,
basis OF slightly more than & per COS.
somewhat less than 100000, 900 ono , yaa
8 per cent. notes to provide for tha ~, ,s
turity OF the former issue '"s'
The New York Central has 100000 oco
o per cent. notes maturing April 81. ,,~
which no provision has as yet been ,,,,'
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making the total 1879 tons since t'ebru
AIRY ]. against l5,32S tons in the same
period of last year. II is generally be-
lieved that "A barge part of the copper
cleared and indicated in these returns was
reported as, having been exported by the
Copper Producers Association during JAN
uary.
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THE COPPER MARKET.

Domestic buyers came into the market
for copper yesterday and paid 1+7s cents
for March April delivery. Export buying
showed falling on from the volume Of
business lately accomplished,
Exports for the week were 9,S24 tons,
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WEDNESDAY.
Paid by Sub-Trcasury to banks s3-S9 ooo
fsid ny banks TO sub Treasury, 80 agsG 900
Gain to banks on days transsc-
NohS ',..,..'....,..,, $4,000
SINCE FRIDAY LAST.
900 ~ SUP, Treasury TO hanks, .Siil43, 900
al" ny BANKS 10 suo-Treasury 1897 900
Loss to banks .....-........,,., 1884. 600
GAIA TO banks same period pre-
Nious week ,....,.,..... .,,,.,. SEQ. 900
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-11-18

LOndreS, lS.-Se anuncla Otlclalmen-
te que despueS de la ocupacion de Fac,
en- ell golfo &c Persia, por las fuerzas
lnglesas, los turcos atacaron dos veces
a nuestras fuerzas, la primera vez ell II
de noviembre y la segunda ell IA del
mismo mes, sindo rechazados los tur-
cos en- ambos ataque.s Ell Is de no
viembre los ingleses recibieron refuer-
zos y efectuaron una salida, atacando
los turcos y ocupando posiciones d
una distancia de millas Ell campa-
mento enemigo fue capturado, ocupan-
do muchos canones y haciendole un
gran numero de prisioneros Las ba-
jas inglesas fueron 20 ofciales heridos.
s soldados muertOs y so heridos.
Washington, 18.-El gobierno fue in
tornado hoy que ell General Carranza
ha decidido retirarse del poder ia
vor del General Eulalio Gutierrez, ele-
gido para Presidente provisional por
la convention de Aguas Calientes.
Londres, 1S.-UTn despacho de Atenas
al Exchange Telegraph dice UNA BA-
LLENERA DEL CRUCERO AMERT-
CANO "TENNESSEE" QUE ENTRA-
BA EN- Ell GOLFO DE ESMIRNA PA
RA TOMAR LAS DISPOSICIONES
NECESARIAS PARA LA ENTRADA
DEL "TENNESSEE" EN- DICHO
PUERTO, FUE RECIBIDA POR Ell
FUEGO DE Los CANONES DE Los
FUERTES Y Sc VIO OBLIGADA A
REGRESAR A DICIIO CRUCERO. Ell
COMANDANTE DEL "TENNES-
SEE INFORNO A LAS AUTORIDA-
DES QUE Ell TENTA INSTRUCCIO-
MES DE 81 GOBIERNO DE PENE-
TRAR EN- Ell PUERTO DE ESMIRNA
DISPUESTO A EJECUTARLAS.
Petrogrado, l8.-El Estado Mayor
public0 hoy el siguiente boletin Official
En- la Prussia Oriental Ell enemigo sc re-
tira en- t0da J. linea desde Gubmnnen
n Augerbourg, pero continua ocupando
los pasos de les lagos de Masovia. En-
lei frente que Sc extiende entire el Wis
tpla Y el Wartha el combate continlla Y
va tomando aspecto de bataIla. va hay
lmportantes fuerzas alemanas EN- Ga
Etzia. Nuestras tropas han estado en-
contacto con las retaguardias austria
cas- Ell la region de Deukla Y en- la gar
ganta del Oujok.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-11-18
Manifestation cfvica

Hoy, microbes, embarcara para los
Estados Unidos ell Gobernador de Puer-
20 Rico senior Arthur Yager Y, en- esq
momento, tomara possession del cargo dc
Jefe Executive del pals, el distinguido
compatliota sen0r Martin Travieso hi
jo, actual Secretario de Puerto Rico.
Tn dehido tribute de alta estimaci6n
sera rendido al primer gobernador
americana que, hacienda justicia i
Puerto Rico aconsej6 al gobierno me
troDolitico la designation de dos puer
torrlquenos para ocupar los puestos de
Comisionado del Interior y Secretario
de Puerto Rico Y, la vez, un mere
edo hOmenaje de simpatia lie sera rem
dido al primer puertorriqueno que ocu-
pa ell puesto de Gobernador en- nuestro
pals.
Ambos tributos consttuiran una ma,
nifestaci6n ciyica que tendra efecto
hoy las cuatro de la tarde, en- ell niue
lie nnmero uno, para despedir al senor
Yager De ALI, la manifestation Sc di-
rigira al Palacio de la Fortaleza q sa-
ludar al sefior Travieso.
Sc invita- por la presente, al pueblo
de San Juan; todas las corporaciones
p1blicas
Este acto sera una gran demostraci6n
de civismo, en- estos instantes de l6gica
enhorabuena, todos debemos poner
en- el, ell mejor sentimiento de nuestra
parte.
La Comisi0n de Periodistas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-11-18
CUIDADO, COLECA.,,

La Nota del dia de La Correspon.
dencia" no puede ser mas exajerada
nj mas inoportuna. No hacia falta ha-
blar asi de los capitanes generates es-
panoles, para regocijarse porque coupe
el gobierno de la Isla intemnamente, un
ruertorriqueho.
La Correspondence" ha debido te-
ner en- cuenta que entire los que mas
5 nceramente y sin ning1n intereS bas-
tardo han celebrado los nombramientos
Ge los SenoIes 1'ravieso Domenech,
G tan los espanolcs, quieneS ofenderfa
e articulo de La Corresp pondcncia .,
$ es1s cosas puIieran offender. Pero
G 'jando 4 un lado la injustica conquc
e colega habla de la 6poca espanola,
ensc en- que con clio quien perjudi
G. no es ESpala sino d Puerto Rico,
qle cs quien pretende defender Por-
que 81 tan malamente trataba el gobier-
NJ de Espana a su provincia ultrama
IA. ic6mo no ha de hallarse 6sta Ell
IN tOdo satisfecha con ell regimen ac
tla tuera insigne ingratitud que Nc
l. cstdviera, va que la vicente sObera
MIA vino i librar al pais-seg1n apre-
caciones del colega-de aquel in1cuo
regimen en- que EN- LA VIEJA FOR
TALEZA, EN- Ell VETUSTO CASE
RON DE SANTA CATALINA, LOS
ANTIGUOS CAPITANES GENERA
LES con RIBETES DE VIRREYES,
GOBERNABAN A SU CAPRICHO
EN REPRESENTATIONS DE LA
CONQUISTA POR LA FUERZA. =.
de modo que la soberania de Espa-
Tia no representaba mas que la fuerza
de la conquista?
Esta bien; anotemos esta novisima
appreciation del coIega. dicha en- momen-
to tan eSpectacular como este; y seanos
dado esperar que no vuelvan a repetir-
Sc en- la prensa de Puerto Rico frases
tan imprudentes.
El colega, 81 piensa en- 10 que dijO,
comprendera que sus entusiasmos pa
tri6ticos le han llevado un POGO mas
ALA de 10 diScreto y de 10 convenlente
4 todos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-11-18
"El grito de I.ares"

Esta noche, "reprise' del drama de
I.lorens Torres con un pr6logo de Mu
fioz Rivera, titulado: FL grito de La
res"
Segdn Sc nos informa, hay pedidas
muchas localidades para la function de
esta noche.
Y es de esperar que todos los que a
causa de la lluvia no pudieron II el
viernes al teatro, acudan esta noche q
aplaudir la production esc6nica de
Llorens Torres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-11-18
CortcwercTaC en,G
Biz io+eca Insular

En- ell pr6ximo domingo, p de no
y.embre, dar5 su anuncada Conferen-
ca ell esta Biblioteca, sobrc DERE-
CHO NATURAL, don Luis Llorens
Torres.
FL acto empezara las tres de Ia tar
&c, y la ertrada sera p65lica y libie.
Con esta Conferencia Sc inaugurard
, II se.ie de las de 1914-1915.