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1892 ,527. France, $1O,75O,624, against
$742O,S0O.
Germany, $21,SO1 PA, against $6SS,
1871.
United Kingdom $3S, 355, ,1S4,
against 32,95l, ,250.
Argentina, $1,139,81S, against $971,-
1923.
Italy, $5,274,679, against $1,169,326.
Imports from the countries in
volved in the European war during
August, 1913, compared with last
month were (first figures being for
1919: ~.
Belgium, $3,45O,95Q, against $685.
145.
France, $13,O91 ,521, against $6,9O2-
6O3.
Germany, $l5,626,176, against $9,-
400,043.
Russia, 81 ,725, 1923, against $76O,231.
United Kingdom, $20,7lS,597,
against $17,872,270.
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Austrians Desert Germans.

London, Sept. 26.-9:02 a. NJ
That Cracow has been occupied by
German troops, that the town has
been put under a German military
commandant and that the Austrian
civil administration has been dis
placed is the last advices received
here says the Petrograd cores
pondent OF the Morning Post.
"All the original administration
has fled and the civil officials of the
Austrian government have left. Resi-
dents are fleeing in a panic"
The leaders of the Polish secret
committee, which has been in charge
of all the Polish volunteer detach-
ments fighting on the Austrian side,
also have left Cracow. The Germans
have thrown three army corps into
the Cracow district, according to this
information, and are bringing more
troops in preparation for the CD
pected Russian attack.
Word has been received here that
Germany has stopped all traffic on
the railroads between Berlin and the
German Baltic ports of Danzig,
Elbing and Stettin. This news has
set experts to figuring on the possi-
bility of a German descent on Rus
sian territory by way of the Baltic
Any such move is regarded here as
impossible from the standpoint of an
effective act of war, although it
might be theoretically effective in
supporting the Berlin populacc."
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French Official Report.

Paris, Sept. 25.-11:17 p, m.-The
official communication issued at II
o'clock tonight regarding the progress
Of the battle in northern France says
that French troops in the region OF
Noyon early today were compe led to
give ground before superior forces,
but having being reinforced again as
sumed the offensive, the ehgagemen,
being one of particular violence.
The text of the statement follows:
"One-On cur left wing in the re-
gion northwest of Noyon our advanced
troops having come in contact with
superior forces OF the enemy werV
compelled this morning to give a lit
tie ground Being reinforced howey'
er. by fresh troops these troops have
resumed the offensive
THE struggle in this re2ion has
taken on a character Of extreme vic
lence.
In the center there is nothing new
to report.
"Three-On our right wing the
enemy has began TO give way before
the attacks of our troops coming ffom
the direction of Nancy and Toui
I'm the southern region Of Woeyre
the enemy is retiring towards Rupt de
Mad Tin Meurthe- ct Moselle). The ac-
ton continues.
"On trhe heights of the Mouse the
German forces have penetrated nearly
as far as ST. Mihie con the ri2ht bank
of the Meuse 20 miles southeast Of
Verdun) but nave not been able to
cross the river"
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RUSSIANS
RENEW War
IN THE EAST
GEN. RENNENKAMP REINFORCED
AND TAKES OFFENSIVE DRIV-
ING GERMANS BACK OVER THE
BORDER,

Petrograd, Sept. 23.-The general
staff has issued the following state
ment:
"On September 23 the Russians
checked the tentative move of the
German vanguard to advance on the
government of Zuwalki "a govern
ment of Russian Po,and bordering on
Prussia). Within the circle between
Scheschubchin and Vincent several
engagements with the front Of Ne
enemy have resulted favorably for
the Russians.
In West Galicia there is no fight.
ing.
The Austrian army, driven from
Khirow, continues a general retreat" ."
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servIans Still Active.

London, Sept. 25.-12:25 a. m.-An
official statement received from Nish
by the Reuter- Telegram Company
says:
"a severe battle continued Septem.
Der % on the front between Zvornik
and Lotzniza and on the front from
Mipibia to SABBATH. Elsewhere the
situation is unchanged.
The Austrian commander sent
emissaries to Belgrade demanding
the surrender of the town. Our reply
to this insoleat demand was to order
the artillery to fire on the Austrian
monitors" -
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London, Sept 25.-Inability to take
prompt care of the sick and wounded
soldiers in the battlefield is manifest
ing itself to an alarming degree.
An American official who was close
behind the allies for several days
within one hundred miles of Paris.
said he found two hundred soldiers in
on emergency camp who had been for
two days without food and water and
had no surgical attention, although
some Of them we're badly injured and
their wounds We're foul from neglect
in many places he found scores Of
wounded men who had not been pick
ed up by the ambulance corps.
At Paris, hospital facilities are ad-
equate.
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Canadian Censor Strict.

Ottawa, Ont, Sept 25.-The Canad.
ian official censor today overruled the
man who appointed him to office hold
ing up a dispatch The minister of mill.
'la mad asked to have forwarded.
The incident occurred when Colonel
samuel Hughes the minister of mill
ia gave Ottawa press correspondents
the date Of the departure of the Can
adam eXpenditioanary force from the
Valcartier camp. He asked that the
information be pub ished
Inc Canadian censor who was
named by Colonel Hughes, held up the
dispatches on the ground that they
contained information which might
prove Of benefit to the enemies of the
Bitish.
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Germans Eight Themselves.

London, Sept. 30 p.m.-A de-
spatch from Ghent to the IMPRESS
says trouble between Bavarians ana
Prussians in Brussels has continued
and that all Bayarians in Belgium are
being removed The resentment Of
the Bayarians it is said, is due to in
suits alleged to have been offered by
the Prussians to the Belgian queen,
who is a Bayarian princess.
A despatch from Amsterdam says
reports of fighting between Prussians
and Bavarians is officially denied in
Brussels.
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Aero Bombs at Ostend.

London, Sept. 25.-IO:1O p. m.--The
Belgian mail Leopold IL, which arrived
at Folkestone today from Ostend. ac-
cording to the Central News, reports
that she narrowly escaped damage by
a bomb dropped from the Zeppelin air
ship which yesterday flew over Os-
tend. FRAGMENTS of a bomb fell on
the steamer deck
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WO MEN REFUGEES.

London, Sept. 25.-11:07 p. M
Three hundred English women and
girls, whose departure from Germany
was arranged by the American EN-
bassy and Mrs. James w. Gerard,
wife Of the American ambassador 10
Germany, arrived in London today.
They made no complaint Of their
treatment in Germany The train on
which the party arrived also brought
some Americans.
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CENSORSHIP FOR
| WIRELESS STATION
PRESIDENT TAKES DRASTIC AC.
TION IN MATTER OF EASTERN
MARCONl STATION.
Orders Navy to Seize It Unless Man.
a9ement Consents to Government
Censorship.

Washington, Sept. 25.-By order of
President Wilson, as commander-in.
chief of the army ald navy, the wire
! less station Of the Marconi COMPANY
at Siasconsett, Mass, was closed to-
day because it declined to recognize
the right of the federal government
10 exercise a censorship over the
plant. d
The navy department took no cog.
I nizance Of the fact that the Marco ii
Company had filed in a federal court
an application for an injunction to
restrain the naval officers from clos
Ing or censoring the station. Al.
though 1t appeared as if the wireIess
company might compel the. naval Of
ficials to exercise force, the company
finally decided to offer no resistance
and the station was closed at l D. n.
The navy department made public
tonight the kilograms that had
passed between the department and
Ensign e. b. Nixon, U. S. n. in
charge at the Siasconsett station, as
well as the opinion of Attorney Gen.
eral Gregory on the legality of the
action.
The statement follows:
AT 1890 p. m. the navy depart.
ment received the following teaegra,u
| from Ensign Nixon:
! 'Siascolsett, Mass, Sept. 25, 1914.
! The following letter was re.
ceiyed when your instructions were
delivered to the Marconi men in
charge of this station:
90 4 acknowledge receipt OF your
letter of instructions relative to the
cessation of all radio communications
at Siasconset, Mass, and would ask
il you are prepared to carry out your
/ orders by force.
'Marconi Wireless Telegraph Com.
pany Of America
" request Instructions.
"'E. b. NIXON
At 2:15 p. N. the department re.
ceiyed the following:
"Siasconset, Mass, Sept. %, 1914.
Secretary of the Navy, Washing
ton. d. C.-The Marconi Company
withdraws letter previously sent and
the station was closed at ! p. IN.
'E. B. NIXON.
No instructions from the depart.
ment had been sent to Ensign Nixon
between the receipt of these two
MESSAGES.
The attorney generals opinion fol.
lows:
"On August s, 1914, the president
issued an executive order prohibiting
all radio stations within the jurisdic-
tion of the United States from trans
mttilg or receiving for delivery
messages of an unneutral nature and
from in any way rendering to any
oe of the belligerelts any unneutral
service during the continuance OF
hostiities.
The president directed the secre-
tary of the navy to enforce this or.
der, delegating to him the requisite
authority. For its adequate enforce
ment it was deemed necessary that.
to some degree, a government con.
sorship should be established in radio
stations and instructions to that end
were issued by the secretary Of the
navy.
Apparently this censorship was
acquiesced in by the wireless com.
pany as a fair solution Of the prob
lem involved.
''The Marconi Wireless Telegraph
Company OF America now complains
of the administration of CENSORSHIP
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London, Sept. 25.-4:30 p. M
Lieutenant Commander II. f. Dep
Rennick. reported among the missing
from the British cruiser HoguIe,
sunk by a German submarine. was IN
Captain Robert Scott's ill-fated Are.
tic expedition. He was second in
command to Lieutenant Evans on the
Terra Nova. He leaves a bride of u
months.
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Only $4,000 Prisoners.

London, Sept. 25.-1O:O5 p. NJ
The Central News has received the
following from Rome:
"A message from Berlin says the
general staff, having great list Of
prisoners, has found it necessary to
admit that the totals already an
nounced were erroneous. The aggre-
gate number Of prisoners in German
hands is reduced from 250,000 to 50,-
GOO, of whom $4,000 are Russians"
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Drop Bomb at 5ouiogne.

London, Sept 25.-S:5O p. ma de-
spatch to the Reuter- Telegram Com
pany from BOulongne says:
about midnight German aviator
flew over Boulogne at great height
and threw a bomb into ship bui ding
yard. No one was injured and slight
damage was done'
The Sentinel=record., 1914-09-26

London Sept 25.--t1:S3 p. m.-Ger-
man troops are being transported in
to France over the railway line be
tween Munich. Galdbach, and AixLa
Chapelle, according to the Amsterdam
correspondent Of Reuter- Telegram
Company, who says this fact is stated
in a telegram from Maestricht.
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Air Bombs Hit Racetrack.

London, Sept. 25.-3:10 p. m.-Ger'
man aviators Friday dropped bombs
on the race course at Amiens think
ing it was an aviation camp, accord
ing TO a Boulongne despatch to the
Daily Express.
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o hers while duty during the she ling
of the Rheims.
Every day announcs ments are made
OF women falling while caring for the
wounded within the battle zone.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-09-26

Paris, Sept 25.-7:11 p.m.-The
French society for the assistance OF
the wounded announces the killing OF
seven nurses and the wounding OF two
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SLEDGE HAMMER BLOWS ON BATTLEFIELD

sources they are strengthening their
positions through the occupied terri
tory.
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Will merge
ORGANIZATION
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND
BUSINESS MEMS LEAGUE OF
FlCERS AGREE ON PLAN.
JOINT MEETING Wednesday

Judge Gotham TO Preside, at Which
Time the Detail of the Merger VIII
Be Worked Out and Later Officers
of Single Organization Elected.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-09-26
WE A THE r
F 0 r E c A ST

Washington, Sept. 25.-Foreeast for
Arkansas: Fair Saturday and sun
day.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-09-26
MFET THE.HIGH
COST OF LIVING

one way to meet the high cost OF
.u,ng is to spend more time studying
H. advertisements In your morning
mo snaper. In that wax you will learn
NEE sara TO spend your money and Kst
,,s hest possible value.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-14
Dana fallecida

La distinguida Sra dona Antonia
| ITrias Y Canals de Piza, ha falecido en-
Isu resldencia del Condado.
La noticia de la muerte de esta vir-
ItuoSfSima DANA ha circulado por esta
IcGpital rapidamente, llevando la triste-
IA 4 todas las classes Sociales Era la
Sra. d. Piza una de esas almas que pa
san por la TERRA derramando ell bien
a manoS llenas, practicando la carload
con eyangelico entusiasmo.
FL ertierro del cadaver, acto que ha
dc tencr lugar esta tarde las cinco,
era una imponente manifestation de
duelo
FL corteio funebre Sc organizara en-
Ia casa mortuoria. Condado, parada 30,
i las Cuatro y media Gle la tarde. i
Jas cinco IN la plaza de Colon
Al fmebre acto invitan: el descon-
solado esposo dc la linada, nuestro muy
cSt'majo amigo don Damian Piza y
Jsishai suS hijos Antonia. Pedro, Juan
y Dawi}n SuS hermanos Gon Juan y
Gona Autonia. su primo don Jose Ca
lalS, las mercantileS Sres. Piz1 Com
ra5ia de Arecibo y Piza Y Gonzalez de
San Jlan, y Sus amigos don Miguel
Targa don Miguel. don Eudosio. don
I T.. 4, /
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-14
DE MAYAGUEZ

I'll ,.lmen de que di cuenta rn q te-
egrama dc eSta manana, tuyo por mo-
II la alta dc pago de una habtaci6n
me Cecilio Ramos, el muerto, le tenia
lquiIa a a Baldomero Ruiz. 81 mata-
dor
FL itio de la viyienda de ambos, Sc
denom'na Callej6n de Pesante, barrio
de Bacna Vista Aver noche discu-
theron Ia ultima yez. y no Sc sabe 81 hu-
ho rey@rta personal entire ellos pero Sc
supont que no; el disparo parece he
emo pct la espalda, pues 81 criminal
aparecr sin golpe aguno
La herida, producida por I'm cartu-
cho d" rifle lie produio un destrozo en-
la parJ' posterior de la pierna izquier-
da, cerca de Ia rodilla. FL doctor Lassi-
s. de Ia Sierra, que 10 asisti6 en- el Hos
pltal ae inform6 que no amanecerfa
con vida Fran las nueve de la noche.
y efecnyamente. falIecio dc madruoa-
da
\ sta hora no Sc ha califcado el
dellto el matador esta recluido en- el
penal victima y victmario son elemen-
los del pueblo.
FL Lcdo. don Jose de Diego, tuvo
aver su cargo la defensa de una eau
sa dc Asesinato en- Primer Grado con
ira Felipe Casiano, de San German. one
mat6 GA meses pasados 1 Miguel Po-
rrata.
Fue an iuicio laborioso. que duf6 to-
10 = dia y termin6 4 las 2.30 De la ma
.druga3a FL Fiscal Acosta Ouintero
'hahl6 'os horas y el senor de Diego.
tres. ! las 1890, Sc retro 1 delibarar
tel Jurado Y dos horas despu6s traio m
lveredicto de IIomicidio lnvoluntario.
La tiple ligera Asela Menchaca, de
hui6 ooehe en- el teatro "Yagiiez =
Sc le tplaudi6 efusivamente y Sc le
freeio IN bouquet" de flores
| Sa'olra cant6 con ella, solos Y duos
s. le aalaudi6 tambi6n Ell justicie por
sus esfuerzos, y trabajaron algnnos afi-
cionados
La concurrencia fue regular \ los
laplausos pr6digos.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-14
-%a@4N-
Secretaria de
Puerto Rico

Sc ha tornado nota en- el reglstro co
de la vacante que exlste
en- el Concejo Municipal de Toa Alta,
por haher dejado de asistir el CONCEAL
don Dionisio Vazquez i cuatro seslones
ordinaras consecutivas de dicho orga-
nismo.
Sc Ia archivado IN certifioado de
eleccion de los directories ofciales de
la asoclaci6n denominada Gremio del
de Guayama. Figuran en- Ia
Junta Directiva de dicha association los
senores siguientes: Claudino Rivera.
Presidante i Director; Alejandro Vaz-
luez, Secretario y Director; .Iaan Ve-
yas, Vice Presidente y Director; Cele-
donio Padpy, Tesorero Y Director; Jose
3adez Perez, Juan Vivas Plea, Francis
% Ortiz, Santiago Sanchez, y Bias Fl
|gueroa Vocales y Directories,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-14
No Sc hablo
de Puerto Rico
Ell BILL APLAZADO.

Ell ilustre "Speaker' de la Camara
don Jose de Diego, nos envia ell siguien
te despacho, fechado en- Mayagiiez:
Mayaglez IA May 1914.
Director BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
San Juan, p. r.
Recibl aver de nuestro comisionado
residente en- Washington ell telegrama
que sigue: Democratic caucus last
night decided to discuse only antitrust
and appropriation bills before adjourn
ment early july. Bill Porto Rico
Resident commissioner
Jose Gle Diego, Speaker
La t3aduccion es esta:
FL caucus" democratico (asamblea
de partidol decidi6 anoche discutir so
lamcn5c la ley antitrust y ell bill de
preSuprestos antes Gle Ia clauslra de
Julio
FL bill de Puerto Rico no ha siao men
Comisionado Residente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-14
FL caso de la Vannina
RESOLUTION DEL JUEZ
HAMILTON.

Esta manana resolvi0 el .Juez IIamil-
ton. d. la Corte Federal. las mocione>
que ante el mismo fueron presentadas
para que ordenase d los Sindicos que
esa Corte habia nombrado que entrega-
sen d los nombrados por el Juez C6rdo-
va Davila, las propiedades de la cen
trail Vannina
Mr.. Hamilton denego la petici6n
Los Sindicos que design6 la Corte de
)istrito tenemos entendido que Sc pro
ponen lpeIar de la sentencia para ante
la Corte Suprema dc los Estados Uni
los.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-14
Musica en- la Plaza

La banda del Regimiento dara esta
noche su retreta semanal en- la plaza de
BaIdorioty. con arreglo al sigriente
programa
Paso doble Dander por Lope.
Military Symphony pof Haydn.
A-Adagio.
B-Allegretto
C-Menuetto.
D-Allegro Finals.
Ballet from the Opera "Coppelia ,
p0r Leo Collbes.
Patrol of the guardemen por Lossy.
DANA Recuerdo Sensible, por Mi
randa
March "The Stare and Stripes for
ever por Sousa.
Star Spangled Banner
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-14
CABLEGRAMAS
(sERvICIO ESPECIALLY
TAMPlCO POR Los REBELDES.

Washington. 3.-l'or lin. deSputs de
nn rem ii>imo combate Tampico, Se rim
lilo les rebeldes Los federalcs derro-
tados marcharon cn tren hacia Potosi
dondc - estl reconcenlrando hume
ro,a~ iaerzaS bel gobitrno para conte-
uer = ataucr dc las victoriosaS tropas
- tas ANA + Villa E>toS caudilloS
diecu /, le dcniro dc >eis >emanas esta-
rlu >oprc Ia Ciudad d. Mtiico. aun
cuanjo 81 quejau H. qle las faltan per
rerho, a. guerra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-14

Nrrterux l3 III presidentc IIuerta
ha -ido aciamado en Cmdad d. Mejico
con motive del aniyersario de la bata-
l'a IT, tonelo llueria esta trabajando
acfiraneute ~ Ia fortiiicaci6n dc la ca
pital ba .onstruido nneyos castillos y
este Almentando constantemente la
eaarniei6u IN provision de un ataque.
NJ ob.'ante esto hay qlrienes afrman
qae lIuerta s. reiirara 4 las monta1as
del ~0' doude cuenfa con muchoS par
fidario. y ALI s. hara fuerte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-14
Senior:

San Juan, p r.
Senior:
FL Comite Central de la Huelea de
Tabaqueros ha recibido la information
trasmltlda por los representatives oue
Gle ST. seno aslstieron Ell ell dia | ] del que
cursa la entrevista con los represen-
tantes Gle vuestra companla. en- dicho
lnforme Sc nos manifesto 10 que sigue
Que la compalia ha cambiado va las
antlguas balanzas que utilizaban para el
peso del tabaco q las despalilIadoras.
|que la tirma tratara siempre de aproxi-
marse La mayor exactitud en- ell peso.
de manera que las despalilIadoras no
tengan queja alguna que presentar Pc
70 que una eXactitud absolute no sera
possible obtenerIa nunca por ell hecho de
que por Ell numero que Sc agrupa 4 to-
mar el tabaco en- Ell sitio donde Sc posa.
slempre una onza de mas de menos es
possible que Sc vaya Ell las pesadas Pc
ro que el eQuilibrio en- este Sc mantiene
porque de la misma manera que unas
veces pudieran las pesadas llevar una
onza de mas. en- otras ocasones pueden
llevarla de menos Que debido a que
entire la libra espanoa existe una dife-
rencia con relaci6n 4 la libra america
ma, restllta que aunque muy POGO sin
embargo las peSadas ahora son menos
en- peso de acuerdo con Ell nuevo siste-
ma de pesas y medidas impuesto por Ell
Bureau de Pesas y NTedidas. que 10 que
eran antes
Que en- la pesada de tabaco consta de
|cinco libras seco y despues de mojado
se calcula TN aumento Ell peso de un 20
por 100, viniendo la pesada ser Ell to-
tai libras de tabaco htimedo.
Ell Comite Central Ell cuanto 4 este
Iapartado, conf1a en- que las cosas Sc ha-
ran de acuerdo con los representatives
Q sea. con las manifestations de los re
presentantes Ell la conferencia 4 que es-
ia communication alude, no tiene in
convenientes en- aceptar como resuelto
este apartado de nuestras demands
que Sc referia obtener ell peso legal pa
ra las despalilladoras en- las pesadas
La Comsi6n de conferenca ademas
informa
Que la compania mejorard cl servi-
clio de aqua Ell San Juan y todas sus ia
bricas IncIuyendo Ponce, y mantendra
todo el servicio moderno de sanidad
limpieza hasta donde sea material hui
manamente possible hacerlo Que aten-
dera las quejas que verbalmente fue-
ron presentadas en- la conferencia por
representatives de diferentes pueblos
que senalaron varios defectos de higie-
ne ell los branchs, y q. no tendra neon
venientes eH proveer todos aqnellos me-
dios modernos de protection 4 la salud
donde sea possible hacerlo. Pero que Ell
pueblos en- donde no hay acueductos 4
La companla lie Sera dlf1cllmehte posi-
Bile responder 4 un servicio complete de
aqua etc. etc.
Ell Comite Central tambien confia EN-
que las promesas verbales hechas por la
|compania sus representatives d los re-
presentantes de la huelga ante las per
sonas que asistieron la entrevista Sc
ran cumplidas, y tambien desea aceptar
como terminado el inciso de nuestras
demands que Sc referia mejoras hi
gienicas
Los representatives del Comit6 Gem
tral ademas informan:
Que en- cuanto al cumplimiento de
las leyes obreras que Sc habla demanda-
do, los representatives de Ia compafiia
(continda en- al ga. plana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-14
Teatro Municipal

Fate uoehe representari Ia notable
eompaiia cspanola cue diriee Manolo
infFl sias. Ia opereta en dos actcs La
eienerala "Fl Cnento del Dragon !
obras en que tiene mucho lngimiento
toda IA eompailia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-14
PROBABLE ATAQt + 4
Los ANERIC AMOS

Ne4erux. l3 Tambitn Sc estan re-
.one. Il. rando fuerzas federales en las
teffan.,s H. Neracruz. 10 que bace pre-
mmir III general Funston que Sc esta
pfepafando IN ataque las avanzadas
iel eitreilo americana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-14
La huelga de
tabaqueros
PROPOsICIONEs DE ARREGLo.

Mayo 13, 1914.
Mr.. Luis Toro, Presidente de Ia
Porto Rican American Toacco Co
San Juan. p. r.