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Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01
Poetry for the
Glad New Year

The ola Year.
'Tis gone. Another yoar has sped It's
mingled with the past
Its joys and sOrrows SIDE BY side, are
snrived In times cod breast.
Its victories and oefeats, It's triumphs and
its pains, are cast
Into the nlouids OF tine, wherein they
SHAH forever rest.
What are ths lessons which she gave be-
fore her night took wing?
long rcpose:
or VIVA, deils aus ana truthful ma,Slms did
her coming bring?
To take from man the sting OF death,
or terminate his woes.
Thus answered she, with withered lips
that gave their parting smile
And truLn shall never bot ner words
from It's immortal scroll
Il brought thee al tnat man requires; the
products Of the soil,
The glor1es OF the seasons, with their
blessings for the soul"
With these sweet words she spoke her
last, and, parting, went her way;
Now ieaving this grand benedicuon TO
the virgin year.
That comes in brioal splendor, stepping
from the miunignt, gray,
With smiles OF love, ana flowing robos
OF falth and hope and cheer.
What arc the lessons which we draw
from her brief presence here?
The wise man says be wise, be wise,
for life ~ but day
Dropt from the breast OF some bewider-
ing and eternal spheres"
TOO precious ana too brief a time to
mar or waste in play
The rich man says. beware, this world
is made of loss and gain;
And II you eaten not from wealth's
chariot her fleeting prize
You must endure the want and woe, the
bitterness and pain
With which the master architects of
Mammon penalize."
The soldier says-but speaks not from the
masters OF his craft
The things Of life that count tho most
seem playthings OF the day.
Our country called ms to It's ranks, and
we must cash the draft,
And for our country and imperial mas
ters stay, slay. slay."
The farmer sees his golden grain increase
q thousand fold.
The products OF the earth and air ara
in each kernel blent,
And standing In creations door he thinks
but OF the gold
The gold, the gold, but not the gold
creations banker lent.
The maiden with celestial eyes, who to
her God gave all
froclaiins she found creations gold, and
all her actions seen
Through crystals of the purest light,
have Justified her call
TO grace, 10 serve her fellow-kind, ana
love the Nazarene
The maiden who bestows her heart on
man for veal or woe
Proclairns, as we'll she found the gold
In llfe's immortal plan;
And staked her heart against whatever
dice the ages throw
As vindicating helpmate and sub-archi-
tect OF man.
Once more the curtain shades are down:
the old year pass'd and gone
lts JOYS, Its glorles and it's scars are
placed upon the scrolls,
Wnere triumphs and defeats are not con-
sidered lost or won,
TIL screened OF all their flotsou, by the
Master OF the Rolls.
Now to the virgin year we bid bright well
come and ali hail;
Although she meet US with the cold
~ irozenA crystals on her breast
Inc ice Will soon with dewdrops feed the
rose, till we tnhale N"o
Its sweet perfumes and wish new vaar
ana all its children blest
cAsHEL MIGUEL
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01
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new deal has been Instituted Al the Paxton
hotel whereby Ar. fSbbe is cashier and bosk-
he1plf sna Mr. Heushaw succeeds him as clerk with
ne tonllnpsd assistance al Mr. HUI
Announeement is made OF the marriage OF W. r.
fau. aGeat Of the Burlington a Missouri al wymore
erd 4lie Annie Heth daughter Of Colonel John Iieth
lhe ceremony taking place AZ thu residence Of the
brides pafeniA 7ae North Nineteenth street with
Hey. ". NcNainara ofnciatinE,
s. u. Ntcoz has been suddenly cailed home BY
Iaestaee saying his mother In Pennsylvania was
1anseFoualy ii
". A. Paxton has returned from Chicago
Omaha ehapler No. !. Royal Area Masona have
Instaiied the fploNing new offieers J. j. Monne
81 r.; A. c. AKIN, ki y. I. seward a 4. X Long
tFeasurer and a. = Points. secretary
Che estcpsfe COMMITTEES m charse o. ne forth-
lpniaf faeriff bah has orsanired by eieciae james
e hqld chaiunan ard james y Murphy secretary
tna he4fpIff. fnd uQbeommlttee made up Of G. A.
Wentworth. ]. ~ Ross Joseph oarneau ir. George
tRffr4tn anf y |" sass Nae named % take efarsc
e ~ ne ot'aiis "Wednesday. January 4. has been
nsta the date Boyds opera house a. the place
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01

Reason 4 the Triumph Of he Intellect failh o. tha
heart--schuuler.
Which puts faith above reason, as the heart.
the throne OF love, must be above the intellect
For there Is no power or emotion stronger IN
its possibilities than the power OF love. All the
wisdom OF the world IS Paul. who was both
strong and wise, said becomes as sounding brass
and tinkling cymbal without love. The exper-
ienee OF the race has abundantly proven that
When Il sometimes seems as II reason rules
where love fails. Il must b only because love
has not been put. 10 the test q q fun eomnis-
sion.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01
MIRTHFUL REMARKS.

Have you kept all your promises to
Yes" replied Senator Sorghum. That
il to say, I've kept them on lle."-wash-
ington Star.
The cashier and his bride were GER
tainly appropriately dressed for their
wedding"
'iShe wore a changeable silk and he
had on a check suit"-Baitimore Ameri-
can.
You bet It did. Someone In the gallery
hit the villain squarely in the face with a
tomato."-Houston Post.
Blk BY the way. who is, or rather was.
Dix-Tve forgotten the buffers name.
but think Il was Administration
Transcript.
Motorist Ito ohauffeur)-Be careful
about running over anybody hereabout,
James. This is a prohibition county. and
most everybody has a bottle in his
pocket.-Atianta Constitution.
"son, hear you had fight with an
other boy"
yes. dad. He began It."
but you must extend the olive
"And if he refuses to accept ity''
Crack him over the head with it,
Louisville Courier-Journal
81 suppose. Hike all government Off
making personal sacrifice In order to
serve your country"
yes" replied the village postmaster.
Its pretty hard ,i e have to keep rsading
the pictures on the postcards kansas
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01
New l'sar Rssoiutisas.

For swearing Oft my vices few
I have no slight predlloctIon.
For as those weaknesses I view,
they re all the sort 70 stand inspection.
They ne not 80 very bad 4 feel
IL necessary Ger 10 hide EN-:
And A. their essence they reveal
find there's little harm inside EN-.
They're what some catalogue as sins
So innocent that they are venial.
And each one ends. as each begins,
In motives altogether genial
I'm not at all their vlctim--no--
And In no sense are they controlling,
Yet ! should HfieVe to have them 20.
Because IN trouble they're consoling
/ don't pursue them with much Eest
or, as enc might remark. with JUNCTION.
And each one has a. its behest
Some saving ahackle Of computation.
/ keen them. In the main. because.
AZ I've observed both man and woman
Tls one Of Natures funny laws
That no one likes perfect human.
Yet with the newborn year I think
Ii Wise 10 make some VoWe reforninE.
And while ffom aWeanng OFF shrink
md the notion rather Warming;
That stead OF knockinG OF some vice.
The sort that may or may not hurt
.z.wonid help us cut lot Of ice
II We sWore ON some hrand-new virtues
Life.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01
Looking Ahead.

A year 10 gone forever.
But out beyond us lies
A year for brave endeavor
And splendid enterprise
Where honors are awaiting
The worthy and the wise.
There shall be love and mating.
and truth shall still be good;
There shall be less of hating
And more OF Brotherhood.
And right shall be more clearly
And fairly understood.
The new year shall not merely
Bring added age to those
Who value virtue dearly
And strive as Vices foes.
But Justice shall more nearly
Yield honest men repose.
IS. Z. KIsER
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01

A. Cole Biease retires from the goyernorshlp
Of South Carolina. let those 1900 pardoned and
parpled convicts gather around him and sing
mat fine cid song OF brotheriy. What the Hell
DO We Care. the Gangs All Here"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01

a graduate adept in the art declares that our
Douglas county Jail is a dope school The
charge win need eorroborasion. but IS worth
while looking into.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01

The Kansas City Star thinks those city Off
siais Of Terre Haute who we're caught in the
eleotion scandal must have been boneheads a,
the game as compared with some Of the past
masters IN that Missouri metropolis. show us.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01

Washinefon must be undergoing today a novel ex'
perence through the abandonment OF the customary
White House reception and official diplomatic enter
tainnent have attended OF these oecasions-be-
Ing the social function above all others that puts
stamp OF democracy upon government. for on New
Years day the chief executive nation has been
won't personally 70 meet and greet every one who
presents himself at the appointed time and place.
making distinction between rich and poor high and
low, black aud white. True officialdom has prece-
dence but all anyone had to do to take HIS turn
and be IN due time presented to the president in the
great East Room embellishsd with its special holiday
decorations and pas saiong and be mingled again
with the throng. i went through this ceremony once
while Grover Cleveland was at the head OF the
Ing line and again to shake hands with Benjamin
Harrison his successor. Ny father Edward Rose
water in his youth enjoyed the privilege at
tending presidents reception or levee." as It was
then called. AZ which Abraham Lincoln received the
guests was going over his old Wartime diaries and
from Of them copy this account OF New Years
day. ise& when he pounding the telegraph key
he had been called from field duty with the military
telegraph corps the previous summer:
Thursday. January 1. lses.-The cay is clear
and cold Took breakfast az o'clock and at
II went out. Considerable hustle on street; not
half much Christmas. The great feature
was the presidents ievee Officers OF the army
under General Haileck met AZ the War depart
ment navy officers at the Navy department.
Army officers dressed up considerably. some
captains and neutenants having epaulets and
cooked hats. while army generals had plain
shoulder straps. but the navy officers. who are
more Intelligent and a finer locking body in
YariAbly displayed fun gala dress. cooked hats.
epauiets. swords and fine uniforms. Both army
and navy officers passed the enclosure 20 the
white House, while considerable crowd was
outside the gates AT the moment Of these Off
GERS going into the White House the foreign
ministers. diplomats and cabinet officers were
going off IN the fine carriages with differently
dressed coachmen. the ministers in fun dress
Of the court OF tAeir nation. Soon the army and
navy officers filed out Among the NJ ~ Officers
noticed Rear Admiral Foote IN fun dress IN
carriage At Il o'clock the gates opened
for the civilians AZ p. M. ] attempted TO so
On myself The crowd large. and cid ladies.
young ladies' babies. children. soldier and
rans were an mixed and jamnied kept off by
= squad Of soldiers with bayOneta The metro
politaR police were inside. the house. Before
long 1 sot IN. The president looked rather
cheerful. HIS vhiskers out within about inch
% hts face. stood In the center Of the roam and
shook hands with every one remarked to
me. Hows the bahyr aid not Mrs. I'm
eoln perhaps account OF her being IN MOURN
ins. TIA East rooE, carpet covered Up"
This the historic custom which President wilson
haa asooutinuee but hope not for long
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01

Il Is TOO much, however. to expect the rush
OF holiday mall TO delay the transmission Of
your first-of-the-month bills.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01

January clsaranes sales. which have come to be
the brightest oasis in the householder's desert.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01

The larsest Insurance risk a single human life
taken since the world began Is Joint policy for
u0Oooo issued IN London The policy was taken our
81 wealthy young lnsishmhn who paid the first
premium Of $1,000
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01

That man zapata Is a hard one 10 please
he kicks At poor old overworksd villa for not
killing off the enemy fast enough
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01

How Mayor Jim passed Nd chance to IL
sue New Years proclamation remains an un
sxplainable mystery.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01

The year 1915 viii also inaugurate for thu
people OF Nebraska second-term governor fo
the first time in ten years.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01

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ora gatnsst.
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01

Can you imagine what some OF our hungry
Nebraska democrats have resolved for the New
Year,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01

few mistakes in writing the new date ara
quite excusabIe.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01

Even blind man can find trouble without
looking for It.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01

evidently congress and lsObson have differ
ent choices.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01

Among the ships that passed in the nigh
during 1914 was the schooner Bun Moose
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01

II isa happy New Year indeed TO the ma
who has all his Christmas bills paid
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01

Father Time declares no moratorium for any
Of us.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01

Speaking OF - good time for saving" Their
Is never time like the present.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01

The same to you. and many more Of them.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01

Subscribers leaving the city temporarily
should hate The Bee mailed 20 them. Ad-
dress win be changed IS often as requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01
Thought for the Day

Happy New Yoari
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-01

did the play have a happy ending?"
You bet Il did. Someone In the gallery
hit the villain squarely in the face with a
mato."-Houston Post
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-05
CoNFLICTO EN- LOS BALKANES.

Londres, 4.-DespachOs recibidos en-
Londres, procedentes de capitales de
la Europa Oriental dicen que las dill
gencias perseverantes que han sidO he
chas para obtener una entente entire los
estados BalkanicOs no han tenidO tOdo
ell buen eXitO que era eSperadO. Gre
.cia, Servia Ruman1a estan preparan-
dose para los acOntecimientOs, Bul ga
ria, cOntrario a 10 que Sc esperaba, alta
ca a Servia Ell la esperanza de recon-
quistar a la Macedonia; Grecia, pOr la
obligation de sus tratadOs, tendrla en-
caSo de un eonficto entire dichas naeio-
mes, que venir en- ayuda de Servia y de
ahi que la peninsula balkanica Sc verla
envuelta Ell una guerra pOr tercera veZ.
Turqu1a, pOr 10 que Sc We, espera que
sObr6vengan des0rdenes, pues ell 60
biernO OtOmanO ha eXpulsado de los
Dardanelos los s1bditos de todos los
paises neutrales. En- Albania la revo-
luci0n va tOmandO mas incrementO. Los
italianOs, que han ocupado ValOna
han enviado un barco de guerra DH-
razzo para proteger los intereses tia
lianos en- dicho puerto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-05
LAS OPERACIONES SOBRE
VARSOVIA.

Londres, 5.-Se anuncia oficialmente
que q cuerpos de ejercito aleman es-
tan operando en- Russia. Los rusos tie
men actualmentc prisioneros 100000
alemanes y austriacos. Las perdidas
austro-alemanas entire muertos herl-
dos suman de tres a cuatro veces esta
cifra. No solamente no han consegui-
do los alemanes atravesar a Bzura, ST.
no que los rusos estan actualmente en-
la ribera derecha de este rio. Varso-
via no esta en- peligro y 81 los alema-
nes tienen que batirse Ell retirada, Sc
encontraran frente a un problema mas
complicado que el que tuvieron en- oc-
tubre 1ltimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-05
OFFICIAL DE ULTIMA HORA.

Paris, 5.-Las 1nicas noticias recibi-
das hasta ahora conciernen 4 la Alta
Alsacia donde los combates continllan
con redoblada violencia en- la region de
Cernay. Anoche nuestras tropas per-
dieron, y reconquistaron ell barrio de
la Iglesia Ell Steinbach. Esta manana
tomaron la ciudad entera. Las fortif-
caciones alemanas al oeste de Cernay,
tomadas aver por nuestras tropas fue-
ron perdidas anoche consecuencia de
un ataque muy violento de los >alema
nes, pero ell enemigo no pudo conser-
varlas por mucho tempo esta posi-
clon fue recuperada por nuestras tro-
pas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-05
SITUACION ANGUSTIOSA.

Trieste, 5.-De 500 soldados llegados
10y esta, 200 tra1an los pies helados
sendo precise amputarselos. En- la
mayor parte de los casos fue necesario
amputar ambios pies La llegada del IL
timo convoy de heridos a esta provincia
hace dif1cil la distribution de estos
Aombres en- los hospitales que estan to-
dos repletos, y ha sido precise enviar
un gran n1mero de heridos las quin-
tas vecinas Los muelles y almacenes
&c la l1nea de vapores Hamburgo-ame-
ricana han sido transformados en- salas
de hospital y estan llenas de enfermos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-05
LOS ALEMANES Sc HAGEN
FUERTES.

Petrogrado, 4.-Habi6ndose hecho
fnurtes los alemanes a 10 largo de la
Ainea de Skernewizy, Kwa y Opoczy,
en- Polonia rusa, han reanudado sus vi
gOrosos ataques simultaneamente al
Sur al Oeste de Varsovia y han ira
tado de atravesar ell V1stula cerca Ge
C2eswink, con la evidente intenci6n de
dirigir un movimiento contra Move
Geogiewsk. Ell plan aleman, seg1n los
despachos, tiene por objeto reunir las
fuerzas austro -alemanas que Sc encuen-
tran ahora cerca de Kourskie que
marchan en- direction de Radow Ivan
gorod con las tropas alemanas que es-
tan alrededor de Grcitzy, poner sitio
a Ivangorod. Sc declara sin embargo
que los alemanes Sc encuentran tOdavla
a 100 120 Kilometres de dicha Ultima
plaza que cada d1a tienen menos pro
babilidades de apoderarse de estas dos
ciudades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-05
NADIA SENSATIONAL.

Paris, 5.-(OfciaD. Entire ell mar Y
Ell Oise ha habido calma completa du
rante ell dia, q causa de la lluvia. Due
los de artlllerla en- algunos puntos.
trente a Noulettes nuestra artiller{a
grueSa ha reducido al silenciO 4 las ba-
terlas alemanas. Sobre ell Aisne en-
Champagne ha habido violentos caflo-
neos en- los cuales nuestra artillerfa ba
demostrado SUI superioridad tornado
dos reservas enemigas. Nuestras tro-
pas Sc han apoderado de varios pun
tos Gle apoyo del enemigo en- la region
Gle Perthes y Mesnil les Hurlus. Entire
Ell Argonne Y ell Mosa as1 como sobre
las alturas del Mosa, canoneos interim
tentes. Una tentativa hecha aver de
mahana por nuestras tropas para apo
derarse Gle Boureilles, no tuvo el 6xito
deseado. Contin1an nuestros progre-
sos en- ell bosque de lie Petre (nord-
oeste de Pom a Mousson). En- la Alta
Alsacia hemos ocupado una importante
poslclon al oeste de- Cernay. Los ale
names cOntra-atacaron, siendo rechaza-
dos. En- Steinbach hemos tornado pose
sion del barrio de la iglesia Y del ce-
menterio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-05
LOS AUSTRALIANS Y LA GUERRA

Honolulu, 5.-El vapor "Venture" "
lego aver a este puerto procedente de
Sidney Australia, y trae IA noticia de
que nueve trasportes, llevando un Sc
gundo contingente austraIiano de 25 900
hombres salieron para Inglaterra en-
tre Ell II y ell p de diciembre. Tam
blen anuncia ell citado buque que Aus
tralia esta reclutando actuaImente
10000 hOmbres mas Los ofciales del
Venture" declaran que vapores ale
names capturados por los buques de
guerra ingleses han sido utilizados pa
ra transporter caballos a Inglaterra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-05
10 QUE DICEN LOS RUSOs.

Petrogrado, 4.-El Estado Mayor &C.
neral russo ha publicado ell bolet1n 81
guiente: Sobre ell Bzura y la RaWka he
mos seguido repuisando los ataques del
enemigo, a pesar del fuego de SUI arti-
llerla gruesa, en- la ruta de VNschts-
chova. En- la region de Kielce, en- la
aldea de Lopuszy ell 81 de diciembre
las tropas alemanas, despues de TN
combate encarnizadO han tornado pose
sion de una parte de nuestras trinche-
ras; pero un contra-ataque efectuado
mas tarde pOr nuestras trOpas ha obi
gadO al enemigo abandonar todas las
trincheras anteriormente ocupadas.
Durante este encuentro hemos captu-
rado varios centenares de prisionerOs y
nueve ametralladoras En- Galitzia Oc-
cidental la batalla continGa en- la re-
gi6n de Corlice; en- la region del desf-
ladero Oujok hemos ocupado las posi-
clones austriacas y hemos capturado I'M
millar de prisioneros. En- BukOvina
la retirada austriaca delante de Ystaju-
pes puede califcarse como una gran
derrOta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-05
MOVIMIENTO ANTI-ALEMAN.

Atenas, 4.-Un despacho enviado al
London Daily News anuncia que ell ex-
sultan de Turqu1a Abdul Hamid ha
sidO enviado ln sitio qeu no ha sido
divulgado todav1a. Ell movimiento an
ti-aleman Sc desarrolla rapidamente en-
Constantinopla. Sc siguen construyen-
do fortifcaciones. Ha sido prohibido
los banqueros facilitar dinero a los
s1bditos de la entente cordial, bajo pc
na de una multa de $4,000 frances de
dos amos de prisi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-05
lncendio en- Caguas

Anteanoche Sc declare un voraz in
cendio en- la fabrica de hcores que en-
Caguas tienen los sefores R. Arenas v
Co.
Las existencias Sc quemaron parcial
mente, y ell edifcio casi qued6 destru1do
EN- su totalidad. Este estaba asegura-
do por $1,000.
LA polic1a y ell juez municipal estan
hacienda las investigaciones debidas pa
ra averiguar como Sc origin6 ell incen-
dio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-05
ACTIVIDADES DE LOS
AVIADORES FRANCHISES

Amsterdam, 5.-Dos aviadores fran
ceses consiguieron bombardear a After
beck ell campo de aviaci6n aleman GER
ca de Bruselas. Ellos destruyeron un
tlnglado de Zeppelines en- construction
matando a muchos soldados alemanes.
Los avladores regresaron a la frontera
SIN haber sido alcanzados por los pro-
yectiles del enemigo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-05
FL pujilista aragones

Andres aBlsa, ell formidable pugilista
aragones, no pudo llevar a cabo SUI
anunciado' desaf1o en- Mayagiiez, con el
conocido luchador "Lampan'', por ha-
berse enfermado este.
Pero Balsa no desiste de la lucha, ell
desaflo subsiste, y tendra aquella lugar
EN- San Juan en- un d1a de estos que
OpOrtunamente anunciaremOs
Lampan" ha ofrecido venir a esta
ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-05
MILITARES JUBILADOS.

Viena, 4.-El Emperador Francisco
Jose ha aceptado las peticiones que Sc
lie han hecho para la jubilaci6n del ge-
neral Won Frank comandante del so.
cuerpo de ejercito del Mariscal de
Campo Przyborzky. Ambos prestaba
servicio en- Servia. Ell general Won
Frank, cuyas fuerzas ocuparon Bel
grado ell 2 de diciembre, pide su jubi-
laci6n por motive de salud
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-05
LA SITUACIoN Sc AGRAVA.

Londres, 4.-La situacion en- Albania
empeora cada vez mas. Ell correspon-
sal ,en Atenas de la Agencia Reuter- en-
via un despacho dicendo que los insu-
rrectos han ocupado a Berat y marchan
sobre Dibra. A1ade que las autorida-
des de los Dardanelos han expulsado
a todos los c6nsules de los paises neu-
trales asl como los de Austria Hun
gria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-05
CONTRABANDO DE GUERRA.

Roma, 5.-El vapOr holand6s Rot
terdam procedente de New York la
sido detenido y confiscado su carga-
mento Ell Geneva. Sc ha descubierto,
bajo una capa de trigo, enormes canti-
dades de cobre y una gran cantidad de
cajas de municiones destinadas d Ale
mania.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-05
=GABLEGRAMAS=
Tecera guerra baanca u cuerpos del eeco aean
Connanlos combate Caucasa rs 600 austaanos
de Franca doscento soddos que los pies heados
fue precise amputarselos.


Petrogrado, 5-(OGciaD. En- la Il
nea de operaciones de Caucasia duran
te ell dla del 2 y parte de la noche con-
tinu6 ell combate con encarnizamiento
alrededor de Sarykemisch Las perdi-
das turcas son muy elevadas. NADIA
que noticiar en- ell resto del frente.