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Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
DOINGS IN THE AUTO WORLD
First Car in History to be Started by Wrele.. Te.gr,n
Commissioner Bennett Praises Work of Automobile
Cub-New England Scene of Many Tours This Season.

Skowhegan. Athens and Harmony. tc
SulIoros the center Of the AGRICULTURAL
1esaon or the Pfscataquis River: thence
70 ABBOT and Greenv1lIe Junction and
~ me root OF the lake Here ferry
ls taken for Kineo. the car heir1
stored at GreenviIle Junctfon-
oosenead Leke Is the largest and
Sne OF the most beautiful of the hum
1Ieos OF sheets OF wafer In the Maine
.os Aneo Is q center for canoe
territory OF the Maine woods and FOR
me angler. canoeist and hunter. the
takes, woods and streams reached
from "Old Aoosehead" affords erafi-
Hca lon Tor every reasonable resire.
Aeer leaving Kineo, and returning
way to Guilford. then Continues on
snronsn Dover. and just before reach
ing West Charleston enjoy a beautIf,,l
view as the road reaches the ton ~ a
nlsn NIL Then on TO Bangor, q his
eortc city. dating back 10 the Rexol,,-
tionary period. and located on, the west
oank or the Penobscot at its unctfon
win the kenduskeag. II enjoys the
UNIQUE distinction OF being the only
pace OF Its size on the globe where
~ -nsnlns Tor salmon can be INDUCED
IN within the city's limits and N -
related Of a Bangor merchant thai g.
one season. he successfully. landed
tWenty-seven salmon whose totaI
weight was over five hundred pounds
On leaving Bangor. our route lies
s snrougn East Holden to Ellsworth.
rrom which a run OF about nine miles
brings US to the toll bridge LEADING to
the Island of Mount Desert one ~
the most exclusive of American re-
Sorts For a long period automobiles
Were prohibited on the Island but
moved.
From Bar HORROR, we retrace o,,r
steps to Ellsworth and then turn to-
ward bucksort where a ferry In taken
to Scotckton Springs.
The run to Rockland turns south
through Belfast, Northport and csues
oen TO Rockland Breakwater, which
1uts q mile out into Penobscot Ray
ana FORMS a wonderfully fine har-
oor, where shipping of every character
rides safely At anchor.
Turing the season there Is quite a
gathering or yachts and Il is a beautf-
fuli sight indeed to see dozens sof the
wn1lte-sailed craft maneuverinR about
with motor boats and
graceful stea myachts.
Rockiand Breakwater has all the at
Tdcuons OF the seashore, lakes and
mountains; the great bay lies IN front
the camden Mountains at its back and
the sparkling Lakes MegluntIcook Mir
TOR ana Hosmer set IN the hollovvs Of
me mis- golf to Is a great attrac-
uon and the nine-hold course Is a
splendid example OF seaside links.
On leaving Rockland. we run
tnrough Nobleboro, Newcastle, Wis
casset and on to Woolwich where the
Terry Is taken to Bath, famous as a
shipouilding center. Then through
brunswick. Freeport and through Var
mouth and Falmouth to Portland
Hnence we retrace our way south to
and Boston and complete
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
Tesreau. Coco. FOR seuen Inninn.

Cincinnati; o.. Sept 1s.-Cincinnatt
won an eleven inning game today
from New York to 5. Tesreau
pitched good ball for seven innines
the locals being unable to score while
the visitors got three runs of Dale.
In the eight inning Cincinnati made
six hits after two were out, SCORING
I'VE runs: New York tied the score
IN the ninth with three hits off
Schneider. who had replaced Dale
Benton took Tesreau's place and held
the locals safe until the eleventh.
when he passed Rodgers. Schneide
singled, killifer sacrificed and Rodg-
ers scored the winning run when
Groh singled. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14

Athletics Unable to Solve ptiu,,.

Philadelphia, Sept. H.. PbiIIir.
formerly of Wilkesbarre, Pa. was q
very effective against Philadeiphia To-
gay and St Louis won, s to 2. Shee-
nan was hit hard in four innings ana
1.ccles. a southpaw, formerly of
Jamestown, N. Y, was given a trial
and did good work. Pratt's hittinc
featured the game. He made two
doubles and a home run in four times
at bat. Score: -AeS
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw
AMOS A. BROWNING.
Attorney-at-Law, Richards Bldg,
Phone TOO :
Red sox improve Their Lead.

Boston, Sept. 13.-The league-lead-
ing Red Sox improved their position
by swimming both games Of q double
header from Chicago, to and to
l, today.
Boston wa sfavored by effective
pitching, both Leonard and Shore
holding the Chicagos to Tires hits in
each game
The second game was stopped after
eight innings by darkness. The scores:
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
Brooklyn 6, ST. Louie q.

st: Louis, Sept. 13-Sallee was driv-
en- from the box after yielding Ave
runs IN the third inning today and
Lamlin replaced SaIlee and held the
visitors to two hits. Coombs was
wild, issuing seven passes, but excel
lent support by his team mates kept
the locals from overcoming the early
lead Score: -'
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
Pirates Win In 1ath-

Pittsburgh Pa. Sept. 13.-After
batting for thirteen innings TODAY
philadelphia put over two runs TO-DAY
and defeated Pittsburgh by a score OF
Whitfield singled after two men had
Deem retired and stole second, going
% third on Murphy's Wild throw
N1ehon was passed and he Also stole
second. after which Burns scored both
men with a single to center. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
saisrs Muff Costs CHICAGO +. Gam,

Saiers muff Costs Chicago q Game.
Chicago. Sept. 1S.-Saier's mum and
boot OF a pop fly by Snodgrass. with
Two men on the bases and two out IN
the fourth inning. cost Chicago to-
days game with Boston, s to 4. EEan
and Cowdy scored when the ball roll
ed to the stand
Evers contributed a one-hand spear
OF a Texas Lacquer in the seventh in
ming with the bases filed and saved
the. game for Boston.
The game was a pitchers battle.
Barnes did not allow a clean lift un-
III the seventh and he then was re-
placed by Hughes. Safer was given
credit for iuke double in the fourth
inning. Two men were on the bases
and Saier lfiied TO left. Moran dived
after the ball and came up with the
sphere in his hand. Umpire RtEIer
motioned Safer out, but Eason mo-
TONED him safe and Rigier reversed
ms decision and two runs scored.
Snodgrass ha dhis hand badly lac
crate by Fishers spikes at the start
or this inning and had to retire.
zimmerman was ordered out of the
game by Umpire Eason for disputine n
decision at third base. Manager Bres-
nahan also was banished when he
argued the play. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14

BrooNyn |
Washington 8. cleveland. >

Washington, Sept. 13.-Tbraa ,.,,,,-
scored in the first inning were s,,Ts
6cient for Washington to defeat C1eva-
land today 3 to Q. The visitors score6
In the fifth and filled the bases IN
the ninth, with only one out, but CAL
rally after one run had crossed ThS
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14


GAMES scHEpuLgp TODAY
HatioaaI Lsasua
Philadelphia at P1tasburxn.
American League
Chicago at Boston.
St Louis at PhiIadelphi..
Detroit New YORK
Cleseland At Washington
Federal Lsasus
Newark at Kansas City
brooklyn At St Louis
Baltimore at Pittsburgh.
YESTERDAYS KESuLTS
HstiozaI League
Brooldyn s. st. Louis 3.
New York 5. Cincinnati 8. III tnnins,,
pns uooeipmo q Ptttseuagh z. as tninr,;
Americas League
Boston = Chicago /. CF1rst camel
5oston d Chicago 1. (second game. c,usd s,A
81 Louis 9, Philadelphia 4
Detroit q New TYork o.
Washington s, Cleveland 4
Federal League
Newark g. ST. Louis e.
F7ttsourEh 7, Brooklyn s.
IntaruationaI Leaeue
Toronto !, ysrSey City o. (Ffrst xanal
r,n nUI0h p !, jersey City g. Second game On.
Bufrtlo 5. Har1sburEh .. FIrst x.ma,
ming. nv 2. aarrsSurSh g. tsecOnd game in
hocnester I. Richmond o. R1rvt e.na,
hochester ?. Richmond Q. tsesond Ssr1.
5poNoence 9. Richmond 3. R1rst rsmaT
Nf"1oenee L. Montreal s. Second Fame1
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
James Holds Yanls to Two HI.,

New York, Sept 1s.-Pftcher James
OF Detroit held New York to two
scattered hits and the Yankees were
smut out by score OF . 70 0 today.
II was the sixth straight defeat SUI
fered by the local team FTsber sIso
pitched well, especially in the pinch
es' eleven visitors being left on the
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
MONEY.

New York, Sept. 18 r.u
steady: high q; low 1 3-4: ruin. "a ~
Of; last loan 2; closingsbid i a.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
COTTON

New York, Sept. 1s-Cotton f,trra.
closed firm October 10. 45. Decenher
1913, January 1929, March II SS Me-,
ll.64. Spot steady; middling 1O'a5
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14

IN just a few seconds. without fuss or
trouble What's the use appfyfne
saves that make toes raw and sore
nat make corns swell. bandages that
SUCKS. greasy ointment. and other con-
uaptione- Get rid OF corns the easy
way. quick. simple. sure, new way
That's common sense. Fry siCSetg-Tf..
also for warts and bunions "CSets-Its'
an hurt-the corn loosens and comes
right on-clean OF
Gets-It.' IS sold at all druggists.
E0c a bottle. or sent direct by Il Iaw
renee Co. ChfcaEo
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14

=
Score by innings:
Chicago ..-......... 0 o 90 OIL
Boston .....-... o o o. o / %
Two base hit, tHcblitzeI Three base hit Gard
ner. Sacrifice hits, Weaver. Carrigan. Sacrifice
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14

The roar from Hanover. N H. TIA.
ends and quarterbacks are needed con-
vlnces us that we are fast approch-
ing the football season. Here's hon
ing that Dartmouth gets those ends
and Quarters
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
70 CANDIDATES REPORT
FOR FIRST PRACTICE
Harvard Men Under Direction of u
Coaches Have Liaht Drill

cambridge. Mass, Sept 13.-Seven-
ty-eight candidates for the Harvard
Iootoal team reported today on Sol
dierS Field for the first practice of
the season Under the direction OF
Twelve coaches they spent anhour in
light drill an din receiving instruc-
Beginning tomorrow there win be
two sessions daily for two weeks until
college opens BY that time Captain
Mahan expects more than a hundred
men to come out
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
Therrnos Loses TO Lebanon.

SATURDAY afternoon the Thermos
baseball club travelled to Lebanon and
met with their first defeat of the sea-
son, to l. Coupled with hits ana
errors the Lebanon team secured a.
lead which they held throughout the
game. although they Were Threatened
Two or three times during the game
Ihermos secured their lone tally in
the eight inning on an error and a hit
ana run play. Manager Grophert Is
going to try and arrange a return
game IN the near future. The score
by innings
RH z
Thermos 10000 0o1I
Lebanon o o O'O1x5
Inc batteries were Wright and
Wiedenwald; Brown and Pultz.
Among three bad road clubs with a
good look-in for the pennant. the
Braves shape up a trifie the strongest.
says the New York Sun.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14

CD BAttej for Adaus In rth -
lxx) Ran for AcLAr7y In IN
tD senultz batted fer Zazel IN pa
- AArsrAse r1n for Archer IN sth.
1osso .-.--...----- o N-5
Cnleaso .-...-.-....e o d
I've base hit sGiar. SaG1nco hits smith
EEers. Compto=- -
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
chImso "a.

zIotals q 3 a 9 At $500 -.
s4D Batted for Mayer in sth
Score By innings:
chicago ....-....-... 90 o o o.
0P Ts1a ..i -: 90 . 70
Sacrifice hit Lewis, Gardner. (Gams csIied
darsness
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14

The Pittsburgh Nationals win take a
1arnstorzzirg trip after the season Is
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
New Y@k On.
Cincinnati fN)

tx) Ran for Meyers In lOth. a
t1x) Batted for Dale In 9Th
ID No out in IIth
tzz) Batted for MolIwitz In sth
score by innings:
New York -. 0 0 l 90 o2o As
Cnonnad 49,. 0 o o o S o o -
Two base hits. Merhle. Rodgers. MoIIwitz Winro.
MEYERS Three base hits Robertson. Leach Sac.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14

% Howard out; hit By bettsd ban.
bcore By inninss:
st Louis ..........I sooo
Fn 1 ..:.-.. o O1 o.:
Two oass hits. Pratt 2. jacobson. Howard. Ma
lone. Three base hit. strunk Homs run. Pratt
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14

Chief Bender and Andy CoakIey VIII
Do the opposing pitchers in a sernd-pro
game at New York Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
Cleveland {a)
Washington "A,
TotaIs 2 8 ~ Il oil
I'll Ratfed Hnr In.,.. ~

u Batted for Jones IA An
lxxl Batted for Carter in 9th
Score By innings:
SS,eTeiand 100 o1 ~ 80
"1 nm zion s,,.....s 0 % % 0 %
IEo pafe nit O,NeilL Tires base hit Farter
sssssG1nce~ hiiS Gandil. Graney Sacriscs se. ~
Nan.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-14
Good Night Corns,
Gccd-BCy "Gets-If
New Plan Corn Remedy That Never
Fails. The Simple. Common
Sense WAY.

You poor corn-11mperz. with corn
Mrlnkles and heart palms, SIT down
~. the Gmp1eEf corn remedy IN the
world on your corns- You can apply st
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-21

Los atletas de la escuela Labra es-
tan muy entusiasmados con Ell viaje que
piensan hacer a Ponce, para discutir
ALI nuevamente la Copa que perdieron
en- los juegos atleticos del ano pasado.
Los jngadores de la escuela Labra
que iran a Ponce son los distinguidos
i6venes Julio Amanles, Daniel Miriam
da, Guillermo Guzman, Rafael Brau,
Julio Benftez, Enrique Seraballs y Vi
cente Nazario.
JOVEN SUICIDA.
Un joven de diez y siete amos, la
mado Secundino Acevedo, Sc suicide en-
ell barrio Maria, de Anasco, ahor-
candose de un arbol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-21
E1IPERESTESIA NOCTURNAL

por que esta hora elegida
de mi nostalgia la olvida
la omnipotencia de Dios?..
Con Gretchen, bajo la luna,
en- esta paz oportuna,
JommeQli el languido esta;
Berceusse suena en- la hra
y ell Iblanco Pierrot suspira
por algo que no vendra.
Jay, quien entrara en- palacio,
Jinete en- corcel reacio,
con alfanje y con azor,
sabiendo que en- el espera
la DANA real prisionera
en- nuestras redes de amor!
Yo estoy pensando en- la suerte
de los que van a la muerte
llenos de serenidad:
ialma mia, 81 lograra
con clio hacer que calmara
tn sed de inmortalidad!
j. I. de DIEGO PADRO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-21
Be quiet, let me dream.

La noche esta encantadora.
Filomela en- esta hora,
Loreley Sc anuncia en-
la m1sica de una nota,
y en- Ell jard1n casio fota
ell alma azul de Verlaine.
Ell cisne candido tuna
ebrio de olor y de luna.
monarca de agata y lis,
ave blanca del ensue6o,
albo aristoerata dueno
de alg1n remote pals.
La rosa palida espera
a un novio rey de Baviera
en- rubio Lohengr1n del sol;
y ante SUI hechizo de nieve
ell corazon Sc nos mueve
como un yivo caracol.
Noche solamente mia,
oye siquiera mi voz:
urna de la melodfa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-21
El Zeppelin de Santurce

Hoy viene mas infado que aver
me dijo al encontrarse conmlgo un
apreciable caballero.
-Qui6n?-le pregunte.
Ell Zeppelin de Santurce. Y ahora
arremete contra usted personalmente.
Yea.
Y Ell amigo en- question diome ell nu-
,ooro del "Heraldo' correspondence
al lunes 19.
En- efecto; mi querido y Quasi corre-
ligionario don Vicente, me ded1ca un
embutido de tres columnas, todo para
dar vueltas a 10 que nadie ignora en-
Puerto Rico, porque 10 he sostenldo en-
todos los tonos, es a saber: que soy es-
piritista. Y, como tal librepensador por
los cuatro costados. Y para corrooo-
rarlo. don Vicente ell de Santurce trans
cribe parrafos de un art1culo que un
ouerido amigo mio, don Ramon A.
Ramirez. public6 a mediados de enc
no tltimo en- mi revlsta I'll Fa-
DIRE German" Pero ESQ 81; para acre
ditar la hidalguia, la nobleza, la gene
rosidad, y tai, que Sc atribuye el mis-
mo. con exagerada modestia, tiene buen
cnidado en- omitir ell nombre del autor,
para atribuirme la paternidad del ira
baio. sin tener en- cuenta que hay cen
denares de articulos m1os, excluslva-
mente mios, publicados en- revlstas y
peri6dicos, que podr1an responder me-
ior a sus fines, generosos, MOBILES e
hidalgos.
Que por que digo al principle de es-
te parrafo que don Vicente es Quasi
mi correligionario?
Oigan ustedes.
Hace como ocho amos que los esprit
tistas de San Juan pretendimos orga-
nizar una asociacion denominada, ST.
NAL no recuerdo, "Fraternidad." "
Creo Que los estatutos de esa asocla-
ci6n. 6, por 10 menos, algunos eJempla-
res de ellos, estan en- poder de don Juan
Obrer, mi amigo muy distinguido y
hermano en- ideales. Entire los fines de
Ia institution estaba ell constituir una
agrupaci6n de trascendental alcance
econ6mico, inspirada en- los trabaJos
realizados por Golden en- lnglaterra.
Cada socio debia contribuir con un CEN
tavo diario.
La idea naci6, 81 NAL no recuerdo, en-
ell hogar de los esposos Obrer, hogar
que siempre fu6 poderoso n1cleo de
propaganda esp1rita; como que ALI
existi6 por muchos amos eel Faro Psi
col6gico," Centre adscrito a la Fedora
ci6n de los Espiritistas. Matienzo, ell
apostol del espiritismo en- Puerto Rico,
habia de prestar al magno proposito
las energias y las fulguraciones de su
poderosa inteligencia.
Lopez Landr6n, con su espiritu sa-
gaz, con su brillante y variadlsima cul-
tura, y con su metodo de, organization
cientffca, admirable en- teor1a pero ine-
fcaz en- la practica por falta de prepa-
RADIO embiente, hab1a de establecer Ell
plan. Lopez Landr6n era tambien, en-
tonces, un enthusiastic espiritlsta.
Ell pensamiento original tuvo una la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-21

mentable desviacion, para facllltar La
entrada de elementos que no Sc atre-
Wan entrar de lleno en- nuestro campo.
Algunos amigos no estuvimos confor-
mes con esa desviaci6n, y nos retiramos
de la sociedad.
Esto no obstante, la propaganda fue
iniciada con vigoroso impulse, y EN- ella
tomaba parte, al lado de Matienzo, Lo-
pez Landr6n y entire otros connotados
espiritistas. . mi querido don Vicente
ell de Santurce.
Naturalmente que la Sociedad sc mu-
rio enseguida. Yo no sc que mala SOM
bra es esa sombra que lleva don Vicen-
te a todas parties; pero que la lleva, es
cierto.
Y a prop6sito de la labor es-
piritista que pretend1amos hacer enton-
ces, recuerdo que cierto d1a invit6me Ell
senor Lopez Landr6n para asistir, en-
su residencia de Santurce, la lectura
que diariamente hac1a a Balbas, de I'm
manuscrito bell1simo, mediumn1mica-
mente obtenido y traducido del Italia
no por Matienzo, conteniendo "La Vi
da de Jes1s, dictada por el mismo"
ALI. en- la morada del gran soci6logo
puertorriqueno nos encontramos Bal
bas yo. Y ALI le1a Lopez Landr6n,
con fervoroso recogimierto, algunos de
los mas interesantes capltulos de la
Vida de JESUS, y luego hablabamos So
bre La delicadeza de los pasaJes, ell al
canoe de las parabolas, La profundidad
de las ideas, la emoci6n tern1sima Sc
asomaba a los ojos del senor Balbas, sa-
turado entonces de fu1dos benefcos, al
recordar, dicho sea con todo ell respeto
con toda la simpat1a que me lnsplra
Ia memoria de los muertos, al autor de
sus dfas, por qui6n Balbas sinti6 STEM
pre- una devotion profunda.
Y yo quisiera que ell senior Balbas Sc
preguntara y Sc contestara a 81 proplo,
cuales instantes han sido mas gratos en-
su vida, 81 aquellos en- que sentla vlbrar
tiernamente su corazon al conJuro de
los amores santos, en- un medic amblen-
te de paz, recibiendo las Vonsideracio-
nes de la amistad fraterna, alentado por
la voz secreta, que no Sc oye en- ocaslo-
nes, pero que Sc siente en- todas, de sus
oueridos muertos, estos otros en- que
Sc revuelve airado, necesitado, al pa
recer. de v1ctimas que sacrificar su
enojo.
Y esta usted en- un error, senior Bal
bas: yo no necesito vivir de nadie Va
vo de mi trabajo, de mis- energlas, de
mis- ideas. Estando EN- la Casa oe Es-
pafla, donde percibo una pequeillslma
retribuci6n por mis- servicios, he recibl-
do mas de una oferta, y he llegado te'
ner carta del gobierno en- mi bolsillo,
ofreciendome un puesto honroso, deco
rosamente retribu1do. Y no he acep'
tado NADIA, por conservar mi indepen-
dencia de accion-que no sc paga con
dinero-y para poder hablar tan alto
como pueda hablar ell sehor Balbas, pc
70 con mayor autoridad moral
Esta usted en- un error, senior Balbas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-21


to Rico todo el mundo debe tenerle
aniedo. Y es una de las enganosas alu-
cinaciones de su esp1ritu. 70 de mi sc
decirle, que 10 1nico que temo, es a
no dominar los impulses de mis- pasio-
nes, para seguir dando a mi pals y q
mis- hijos, la ensenanze de mi ejemplo.
~ usted, crealo, senior Balbas, no tengo
por que temerle. Ha querido usted de-
sahogar en- mi la ira que ha lido acumu-
lando en- su corazon por una serie de
desaciertos de que 1nicamente es res
ponsable usted solo, y Ell fruto lo va a
recoger usted mismo.
Con intenciones malsanas nj con in
sultOs groseros Sc conquistan posicio-
nes honrosas en- ell respeto y en- la con
sideracion de la Historic.
Busque, busque usted en- mi vida p1-
blica en- mi vida privada cuanto pue-
da herirme, cuanto pueda danarme,
cuanto pueda satisfacer a sus enconadas
pasiones, y lancelo usted a la publici-
dad, porque hasta la fecha no ha hecho
usted otra cosa, en- su afan de herirme,
va que su actitud no me molesta, sino
colocarme en- puesto mas alto y mas
honroso que ell suyo.
Pero antes, puntualice listed la cues
ton fundamental. No Sc separe ha-
bilmente de ella. No Sc escape por la
tangente pol1tica, para congraciarse
con una parte considerable de La OPT
MON, nj sc envuelva con ell manto de la
religion para no quedarse solo en- su
arido desierto. Cuando llegue ell mo-
mento oportuno, cuando clio no venga
q poner sombras en- derredor del asun-
to principal, entonces trataremos Sc
riamente, 81 usted quiere, sobre religion
8 pol1tica. Pero no las COLA ahOra de
parapeto. Las cuestiones de concien-
cia, de ideales, tienen SUI campo defini-
DO de accion.
Y ahora 10 principal es que ustod ex~
plique al pals, de manera clara y con
cluyente las causas determinantes de su
reruncia como vocal del Casino Espa-
1ol de San Juan y como mienbro Gle la
Casa de Espana, publicando documen
tos, acompanando pruebas y relacio-
nando todos los incidentes ocurrldos
desde la Asamblea del % de febrero.
Asf puede usted acreditar con hechos
mi Influenza "mazarina" en- la Casa de
Espana, mi intervention maliciosa en-
asuntos que pudieran perjudlcar a US
ted en- alg1n modo.
Si asi no 10 hace usted, 81 no aporta
pruebas documentales testifcales, ha-
bra dado usted motive para poner en-
duda su correction social y Periods
tica.
Els necesario que Sc sepa por que exl
gfa usted. en- forma Imperative, la ce-
santa de uno de los hombres mas mo-
destos, sencillos y trabajadores, aparte
su ingenita honradez, que he conocido
en- mi vida.
Els necesario que Sc sepa todo ESQ,
don Vicente.
R. NEGRON FLORES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-21
ARRo1LADo PoR UN AUTO.

En- Catano, el automovil numero
1851, guiado por John M. Kohn, AFRO
ll6 al muchacho Pedro Sanchez causan-
dole una herida en- la cabeza y varias
contusiones en- distintas parties del
c11erDO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-21
AUMENTo DE TRABAJOs.

meses de arreStO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-21

Hace algunos d1as que han sido au-
mentadas las horas de labor en- las Off
mas del Departamento de contribucio-
mes en- la Tesorerfa de Puerto Rico.
Esto ebedece a exceso de trabajo que
hay en- estos dias., A fines de mes vol
vera q trabajarse Ell tempo de costum-l
bre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-21
A LA CARCEL.

Ramon Aquino fue denunciado por Ell
policfa insular Ramon E. Fernandez,
Dor haber agredido a Alexandra Andra-
des con un cuchillo, produciendole una
herida de caracter grave. Ell acusado
compareci6 ante ell Juez Geigel, decla-
randose culpable. Ell juez lie impuso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-21
AVOCADO AGREDIDO.

Ell abogado senior Rodriguez Ortiz
fue agredido en- Cayey por Seraf1n Gar
cfa. Este fu6 detenido y puesto a dis
posici6n de la autoridad judicial.