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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
MORE CAMPERS
RENEW LEASES
ON TENT SITES

Inclement weather today prevented
the work being started at the Chau-
tauqua grounds in Glen Miller park, of
mailing down floors and erecting tents
under the supervision of Floyd Deeter
who has arrived from Dayton The
tents arrived this morning and the
work will be started as soon as the
weather permits.
w. o. Wissler, as assistant secretary
of the Chautauqua management has
taken charge of the headquarters in
the Y. NJ. c. A. building in the absence
of E. K. Shera. Following are the
names of the persons who with those
published yesterday have renewed
their lease on lots and tents:
Edwin Shawhan, D. H. Grove, Hen
ry Loehr, Mrs Robert Randall, w. o.
Wissler, w. C. Seeker, Frank w. Will
son, Adam H. Bartel, Mrs. Critzer, P.
V. Cause, G. E. Thomason, Charles E.
Bell, Henry Townsend, Mrs H. H. To-
Ter. D. H. Mikesell, Lee Nusbaum, L.
A. Handley, Edna M. Smith, F. F.
Riggs, Mrs. E. J. Hiatt, A. E. Schuh,
Stanley c. Smith, Roy Roberts of New
Paris, Mrs. A. B. Price, Elizabeth
Smelser. Mrs. S. A. Weller of New
Paris. Robert w. Phillips, R. L. More,
Alma Wagner of Milton, r. E. Ken
worthy, Horace H. Parker, w. Tag
gart. Frank w. Wilson and st. Paul's
Lutheran Sunday school.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
WERNLE TREASURY
REPORTS BALANCE

The regular quarterly session of the
Wernle Home board was held at the
institution today with the following
members present: Chairman Rev. A.
J. Feeger, Rev Joseph Beck, George
Deuker, John Schultz, Frank kehlen-
brink, L. M. Baum of Dayton, George
Rogge of Dayton, and L. H. Ridenour
of Lebanon, Ohio.
The financial report heard this
morning showed that the money re-
ceived in the last three months to-
tailed $2,1S9 with disbursements of
$1,875, leaving balance of $314 in
the treasury. The endowment fund
was increased $1,000, making total
Of $4,000.
This afternoon an inspection was
made of the home and minor improve
ments were recommended. The or
phanage is filled to its capacity and
Rev. Feeger said that no more chill
dren for the present can be admitted
to the institution.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
Constitutional Government
for Revolution Torn Ma
ton Determined on by Will
son and A B c Diplomats.
ARRANGEMENTS MADE
Successor "a. Esolle.I 7rOEaG Cab
met of Former Ruler Ma
dero Is Plan of Conference
Managers.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-Restora-
Mexico within sixty days has been de-
termined on by President Wilson.
That is the real reason for the confer.
ence arranged for Thursday afternoon
between the diplomatic representa-
tives of the Latin American powers
and Secretary Lansing. It was learned
this afternoon that the United States
has arranged a tentative plan which
will be discussed at this conference
and which, if accepted, may end the
troubles of Mexico.
According to the best advice the
chief proposition will be the immedi-
ate recognition of temporary provis-
ional president who will not be Car
rama, Villa or Zapata. He is to be a
former member of Madero's cabinet
to provide legitimate succession, mas
much as it is recognized that Huerta' s
assumption never was legal. 1t is con-
ceded that no man who served under
Madero could get the support of the
elements, it is expected that the A. B.
c. representatives will suggest that
the candidate first selected be a fig
urehead.
He will be proclaimed president if
the program can be arranged and will
then name the man agreed on for the
endorsement of the United States and
the South American powers as minis
ter of foreign affairs. Under the Mex
lean constitution there will not be a
vice president. The minister of for
eign affairs succeeds to the presidency
when 1t becomes, vacant and it will
become vacant almost Immediately if
the plans that it is hoped to be perfect
ed, be carried out. Secretary Lansing
stated today that the conference was
called on the invitation of the United
States.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
Attaches Ticktack:
Receives Is Shots

had taken effect in the right arm
right hip, ribs and the back of his
head. While painful the attending
physician believes that he will re
cover from the wounds.
Druley. with his companions, Paul
Hunt and Clarence Brooks, brother OF
Hiza Brooks, had gone to the home OF
the latter and, in a spirit of playful
ness, attached tick-tack to the kitch
en- door. Then they backed away
sixty feet and pulled the string at.
tached to the tick-tack, causing tie
noise which resounded and awakened
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks.
Brooks did not learn he had not
shot burglar until the companions
Of Druley had taken the wounded
man to his fathers home and return.
ed with the news.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
COLLISION PILES UP
Three SMALL CARS

Three Ford cars collided yesterday
, afternoon at Ninth and Sailor streets
end each of them was slightly dam
aged, while Mrs. l.. D. Parker Of Bos.
ton, who was riding in her husband S
car. received slight injury on the
forehead.
4 Edgar Murphy was driving delivery
Tear for J. M. Eggemeyer & Sons east
en- Sailor street and turned into Ninth
just as the automobile driven by Mr..
Parker had almost reached that point
Each tried to avert a collision but turn.
ed the machine in the same direction
with the result that the Parker car
struck the Eggemeyer machine and
skidded into a Ford owned by William
Meredith.
The stop on Eggemeyer's auto was
badly dented, while Mr.. Parker was
forced to visit a garage and have some
rods and one wheel Strengthened. The
only damage to the Meredith car was
4 badly cut tire.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03

CENTERVILLE. Aug. 3.-Awaking
and hearing noises in the rear yard of
his home, which sounded suspiciously
like burglars effecting an entrance,
Hiza Brooks. arming himself with a
shotgun, crept to rear window and
fred once point blank at a moving
object. The sounds of cries of pain
and the running of feet broke the
stiffness which followed the shot.
Brooks, believing the supposed burg
lars were escaping, aroused the neigh
borhood and man-hunt began. The
section of the town in which he lives
was thoroughly searched but nothing
could be found of the burglars.
In the meantime. Rodger Druley,
20. lay in the home OF his father with
twenty-five birdshot Fcattered over
the right side Of his body. The shots
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03

Whether the city shall create its
'wn insurance fund and assume all
tisks under the provisions of the work
mems compensation act, or whether it
shall take out a policy with some liza
tility insurance company, is still d
mooted question.
The board of public works wrestled
with the question and then referred 1t
TO council without making any sugges-
tion. Last night the ordinance com
mittee submitted report advising that
TO decision be reached as to the prop
er course to pursue until it had been
, definitely ascertained what kind of
rates could be secured from liability
insurance companies.
Asks for Bids.
The committee recommended that
the board Of public works advertise for
bids on liability policies, reserving the
right to reject any or all bids. 1t was
stated In the report that the committee
[continued On Page Two.]
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
UNKNOWN PERSON CONTRIBUTES S.
TO SWELL FUND FOR Whitewater

1t will bring happiness and clean.
illness to hundreds of little ones and
is a charity worthy Of the support of
all
D. D. Ramsey. principal OF the
school will have work started On the
showers just as soon rs the mo0ey
needed is subscribed. SO the sooner
you make your subscription the soon-
er the children will have the oppor-
tunity of bathing as often az they
wish and during these hot days they
would certainly enjoy 1t.
You don't have to subscribe nve
dollars. Send along a dollar or even
fifty cents and il you can't subscribe
that much, send what you can.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
While Cannon Assail FOrtifi-
cation Airmen Drop Bombs
on City, Killing Many Civ
ilians on Streets.
NO LACK OF SHELLS
Won Buelow's Cavalry
Sweeps Within 20 Miles of
Port City of Riga on Baltic
Sea.
BY FREDERICK WERNER.
International News Service Staff
CorreSnondent.

Correspondent.
BERLIN, Aug. 3.-General Won Bue
lows cavalry army which swept
through Mitau on Sunday is now only
twenty miles from the important Rus
sian port city of Riga, on the Baltic
sea.
Field Marshal Won Mackensen's az
my, southeast of Warsaw. has also
made further progress and now the
gap in the semi-circle around Warsaw
is only 100 miles long. at it's narrow
est point, east of the city.
Use Big Cannons.
While the wings of the Austro-Ger-
man forces are being drawn closer the
army of Field Marshal Won linden
burg is standing firm in front of the
city and the Russian forts are being
shelled by the mightiest howitzers of
the Teutonic forces. Sixteen and sew
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
PEACE RuMOR Seen
IN VIEW OF PRESS

BERLIN. Aug. 3.-"Germany would
accept reasonable peace conditions in
accordance with the evenly balanced
progress and safety of all nations, -
says the Deutsche Tages Zeitung, in
discussion of the recent peace proc
lammation of the pope. mo country
would receive a proclamation by the
heads of the Roman Catholic church
with greater respect than Germany"
the paper continues. -,.-.
The foregoing was allowed to pass
the German censor. The question ma
turally arises: 'Is Germany ready for
peace y
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
CITY TO BECOME CENTER
FOR WESTERN DIVISION:
ADDS | 900 MORE HOMES
Report Good Authority Indicate. Great Prospects FL
Richmond in Railroads Plan to Merge p. c. c. ST.
With Vandaia Lines for Economic Management.
INDIANAPOLIS AND BRADFORD ARE Affected

was learned good authority today proba
oahy the Vandala lines of the Pennsylvania
soroed with the P c. c. lines placed under
one management If this DONE Richmond report goes
VIII be made the terminal for all the divisions Pennsyva
MAS Southwest system operating through Richmond.
This action has been anticipated circles for num-
Der OF years and according to The Paadum information
atons are being conducted between the officials of the
ous companies in the Pennsylvania system end in view
The reorganization would be
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
PENNSY LINES MAY MOVE SHOPS TO RICHMOND
CITY COUNCIL WRESTLES
WITH LIABILITY INSURANCE
GOTHAM WOMEN
DISCARD HOSE

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-Bare-skin
stockings are the latest fashion to
be seen in New York as the result
of the heat wave that has held the
city in its grip for four days. To-
day several well dressed and fash
ionable women were seen on the
streets without hose. Between the
tops of their shoes and their skirts
their bare limbs could be seen
plainly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
LIGHT SNOW FALLS

While Philadelphia and other
eastern cities were suffering from
the excessive heat, snow fell in
Iowa and Michigan. Philadelphia
reported fifteen deaths and numer-
Gus prostrations. Snow fell at
Sioux City, Ia, and at Aberdeen, S.
D. The fall was heavy. Light
snow which continued for several
minutes, fell at Escanaba,- Mich:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
LACK OF MUNITIONS
STIRS RUSSIAN DyMA

PETROGRAD, Aug 3.-The duma
today adopted a resolution demanding
the punishment of those responsible
for Russia's lock of war supplies, mo
matter how high their position"
Steps are being taken to increase the
output of guns and ammunition.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
RUMELY TAKES
BIC WAR ORDER
SAYS REPORT

CHICAGO. Aug. 3-It is reported
that the NJ. Rumely company has clos
ed war order with the allies. The
details of the order are not given, al
though it is said all the capacity of the
company will be kept busy making
shells for nine months. Three plants
are to be put at work at once
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
Ship Relief Boxes
To Frigid Siberia


Belgans, said a
In
Relief Committee
w. Jr,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03
TRUSTEES TO PICNIC,

Township trustees of Wayne county
will hold their annual picnic at Jack
sons park Wednesday afternoon. 1t
Is expected that seventy-five will at
tend the outing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-03

Il OLd1 S1o.UJ
Through an anonymous donation of
$500 the fund started to raise $500
for the installation of shower baths in
the Whitewater school has reached a
total of fifteen dollars and but ten
dollars more is needed to complete it.
AS pointed out previously, these
shower baths are sadly needed and
will prove great boon to children
in any part of the city who care to
use them.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-18
Generoso Candina

Nuestro buen amigo ha salido para
New York, aver, y permanecera en- la
gran ciudad americana un mes aproxi
madamente
ICandina va hacer compras. Quiere
~aer las dltimas novedades en- las mo-
das de primavera y est1o; y ESQ hay que
ir a verlo ALI donde hay verdaderas pro-
fesionales de la elegancia femenina.
A su regreso que sera en- la segunda
quincena de Abril, Candina convertira
su hermoso establecimiento de las ca
lies de Tetuan y. Cruz, en- una verdadera
exposition de elegancias
Piensa nuestro amigo imprimir una
gran variaci0n al negocio que ahora tie
ne, y no quiere hacerlo paulatinamente,
sino de un modo de6nitivo y radical.
La transformation q. ell popular1simo
hombre de negocios proyecta es, desde
luego, en- benefcio del p1blico que sa-
bra apreciar Ell interes que viene demos
trando la frma Candina Castanos y Co.,
para que San Juan tenga otro gran es-
tablecimiento la moderna.
No queremos anticipar pormenores
hasta que este de regreso entire nosotros
Cuando Candina vuelva tendremos al
go que decir muy agradable para nues-
tras bellas lectoras. Hasta entonces, de
10 que Sc nos ha confado, guardaremos
el secreto.
Pero como Candina va va por esos
mares fuera, no hemos de abstenernos
de desearle un viaje felic1simo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-18
Aqua que cae

La ofcina del servicio climatol6gico
ha publicado ell boletfn correspondence
a La semana que termin6 Ell d1a 13 del
corriente de la que dice que fue SEGA y
calurosa, exceptuando un d1a 8 dos que
hubo una lluvia ligera y cont1nua. Esta
lluvia ha sido fuerte en- la parte central
norte dc la isla, en- donde el total vari5
de l 2 pulgada l l 4 pu1gadas. En- las
otras parties hubo generalmente menos
de 1 2 pulgada, y en- muchas estaciones
del sur y oeste no llovi6. Ell promedio
total fu6 solamente un 25 por ciento de
la cantidad normal. Los extremes de
temperature fueron go. en- Mayagdez
40. en- Cayey.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-18

cha catastrofe. Ell n1mero de las CO.
munas que fueron castigadas por ell de-
sastre sc eleva a trescientos setenta y
dos.
Copenhague, 18.-Las ocho 1ltimas
listas de perdidas prusianas, del No..
166 al 173, contienen 33, 142 nombres,
10 que hace subir ell n1mero total desde
ell comienzo de la guerra, entire muer-
tos, heridos y desaparecidos a 1O50,O29.
Las cuatro illtimas listas contienen los
nombres de II aviadores muertos, he
ridos 2 caidos prisioneros. A estas
listas habr1a que aiiadir 160 listas ba-
varas, 1876 wurtenburguesas, 119 sajo-
mas, y 20 listas de las perdidas sufridas
pOr la marina.
Paris, 18.-(Ofcial) Sobre ell User,
ell ejercito belga ha hecho nuevos pro-
gresos y ha rechazado todos los contra
ataques alemanes. En- ell frente ingl6s
los duelos de artiller1a han asumido
violenta intensidad. AL norte de Arras
ell enemigo hizo un esfuerzo infructuoso
pOr apoderarse de las trincheras situa-
das al sur del espol0n de la colina de
Notre Dame de Lorette. scissors Y
Reims han sido bombardeados nueva-
mente. Dos proyectiles de grueso ca
libre cayeron en- la catedral de Reims.
En- Champagne, al norte de Mesnil les
Hurlus, y al Oeste de la Colina No. 1876,
nos hemos aduenado de un frente de
unos 500 metros, ocupando una emf
nencia impOrtante que hab1a sido de-
fendida tenazmente por ell enemigo. En-
ell Argonne ell enemigo ha ejecutado
Varios ataques entire Bolante y Four
de Paris, ataques que han sido rechaza-
dos. En- la region del Woevre ha ha-
bidO duelos de artiller1a. Uno de nues-
tros aviadores lanz6 bombas en- los
cuarteles de Colmar.
Geneva, 18.-Se han hecho las prue-
bas de un nuevo canon de 305 MILNE
tros. Los resultados han sido satisfac-
torios. Estas pleas son superiores en-
alcance a las de igual calibre de Ans
tria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-18
-CAbLEGRAMAS-

Paris, 18.-Un despacho de Atenas
dice que muchas bater1as de campana
turcas emplazadas en- las alturas de
Kun Kuale la entrada de los Dar-
danelos, fueron localizadas y reduci-
das al silencio por los buques de que.
IRA ingleses, despues del bombardeo del
domingo. La fota aliada sigue bonn
bardeando los fuertes, del estrecho y los
de Esmirna, pero hace d1as no Sc reci-
be ning1n informe Official de los pro-
gresos que han hecho las escuadras en-
dichas aguas. Tan solo los despachos
de Atenas han tenido al pi1blico al CO.
rriente de estas operaciones. Uno de
estos despachos dice que ell crucero in
giles "Amethyst" ha avanzado hasta
Niagara, atravesando toda la parte mas
'angosta del estrecho.
Milan, 18.-Anoche hubo en- esta
grandes manifestaciones en- favor de
la intervention de Italia en- la guerra
europea al lado de los aliados. Una
gran multitud recorri0 las GALES Sc
aglomer6 luego en- la plaza de la cate
dral, frente la Camara de Comercio.
Ell diputado republican, Chiesi areng6
los manifestantes. La polic1a cargo
contra la multitud, que no obstante,
persisti6 en- sus gritos de 'FAbajo Aus
tria - 'Abajo Alemania!'' Los gen
darmes lograron fnalmente dispersar a
los manifestantes.
Ginebra, 18.-Informan de Roma que
una gran parte de la fota italiana Sc
ha concentrate en- Tarente, extremidad
sudeste de la peninsula italiana Y ell
{ .punto mas cercano de a los Dardane-
los.
Roma, 18.-El gobierno italiano ha
Ordenado la expulsion de los correspon-
sales del "Berliner Tageblatt" ell
"Frankfurter Zueitung" de Viena.
Roma, 18.-Un informe Official del
temblor de terra del 13 de enero dice
que ell n1mero de muertos conocidos
hasta hoy asciende 29,978, en- cuyo
n1mero estan incluidas las personals
que han muerto a consecuencia de heri-
das Q Intermediates contraidas en- di-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-18
Ell senor Valdes

Nuestro distinguido amigo don Ra-
mon Vald6s Cobian, jefe de la L1nea
f6rrea del Oeste, ha recibido aver un
cable participandole que ha sido nom
brado miembro del cuerpo de Directo-
res de la Porto Rico Railway Ligh and
Power Co.
El senor Vald6s es importante accio-
nista de la compania, y ell 1nico de los
Directories de la misma residente en-
Puerto Rico.
En- ell puesto de confanza que ha al
canzado ell distinguido amigo, podra
acreditar nuevamente su reconocldo Ia
lento de hombre de negocios activlsi-
mo.
Ell BOLETIN Sc complace en- congra-
tular al senor Valdes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-18
Debe evitarse

Anoche mientras Sc estaban exhibien>
do las pellculas gratis que da al publ
co la Empresa de los senores Portell y
Garcia, varios chiquillos NAL educados
Sc entretenfan en- tirar piedras y chupo-
mes de chinas sobre Ell p1b1ico.
Iamentariamos que la Empresa, en-
vista de este desorden, que puede evitar
la policla, Sc viera en- ell case de supri
mir estas vistas que son agradable pa
satlempo para centenares de personas
que ALI van q distraerse.
Esperamos que la policfa Sc file y ha
ga comparecer ante Ell juez los /" chus-
cos" contraventores de La ley.
Miguel STROGOFF.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-18
Cine "Tres Banderas'

Ell p1blico ha comprendido que el 81
ito meJor para pasar unas horas por la
noche es ell ''Cine las tres banderas", y
ALI acude cada vez en- mayor n1mero
Portell y Garcia han puesto ell 'ICine
que no tiene que envidiar NADIA las CO.
modidades de un teatro. Lllnetas pal
cos son de 10 mas amplio Ahora con La
installation de los ventiladores, quedara
ell Cine de Portell y Garcia, como Sc es-
taba necesitando un cine en- San Juan.
Ell programa que Sc anuncia para esta
noche, no puede ser mas suggestive;
"Josefna' ., una pel1cula bell1sima, en-
seis parties 'La mancha delatora" en-
9 parties.
Para manana viernes, las cintas :;
"V1ctima de la intriga'', en- parties
LA Cruz de Cristo'', en- 7, y clos su-
cesos mundiales"
Como maflana es Ell aniversaric de
la constitution de la empresa Portell y
Garcia, habra dos regalos para los es-
pectadores. Dos monedas de cinco do
liars; una para las gradas y otra para
palcos y lunetas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-18
Alta Escuela
Jose de Diego"

aver Tue inaugurada en- Santurce una
Alta Escuela, organizada por Las dis
tlnguldas personas que forman el Co.
mite Paternal de Estudiantes
AL acto de la Inauguration concurri6
tamblen ell presidente de la Camara do
Delegados, don Jose de Diego, ell cual
pronunci6 un elocuentfsimo discurso
eXpllcando la trascendencia del acto
que acababa de realizarse
Tamblen habl6 elocuentemente 81 d.
rector de "El Heraldo'', don Vicente
Balbas; propuso que la escuela llevase
ell nombre de "Jose de Diego. siendo
aceptada lai dea en- medic de ent11-
slastas aplausos.
Anoche Sc celebr0 una reunion con el
I'm de nombrar los catedraticos para ese
plantel de ensenanza. Por de pronto
podemos anunciar que desempeflaran
algunas catedras los senores Jose de
Diego, Vicente Balbas, Manuel Queve-
DO Baez, Ramon Gambia C6rdova, Pedro
Mocz6, Ramon Rodriguez Gonzalez An
tolln Min y otras distinguidas personas.
Hasta ahora Sc han inscrito para asis-
tlr a esta escuela mas de Glen estudian-
tes de los que sostienen, ell movimiento
huelguista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-18
Consulate de Espana

AL tomar nuevamente possession de
mi cargo, como Consul de Espaila In
terino, cumplo con un just1simo deber,
declarando que, el distinguido compa-
triota Don Jose Maria Lomba, que ocu-
% Ell honor1fco cargo durante mi au-
sencia, supo mantener gran altura, no
solamente los prestigios del Consulado
de Espana en- Puerto Rico, 81 no los
de la Naci6n, que ratifco su interim
dad durante mi referida ausencia.
Es justicia, que debo y quiero hacer,
al caballeroso compatriota Don Jose
Maria Lomba.
San Juan, p. R., IL de Mario de 1915.
Benito Zalduondo,
Consul de Espana, Interino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-18
Los conquistadores
A. j. PEREZ LOSADA.

A. j. PEREZ LOSADA.
iAhf estan |! en- las paginas sagradas
DE un libro hecho de sol de dolores, >.
Los bravos heroes; los Conquistadores,
DE la gloria de America alboradas.
Ahi estan fulgirantes las espadas,
Recias las armaduras, voladores
Los caballos, gigantes los ardores
Bellcos, fabulosas las jornadas.
Alvarado, Cort6s, Soto, Pizarro. !
jCual de mas alta PREF? Scual mas biza
(rro!
5Cual de mas fera y arrogante traza g..
Todos tienen la misma catadura
son, por su altitud y su postura,
Las columnas del Temple de la Raza
Jose de J. ESTEVES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-18
Estropead . por unauto

A las cuatro y media de la tarde de
aver, frente al muelle nnmero uno ell
autom6vil de Mr.. Geo O. Verges, dc
Arroyo, y que guiaba ell chauffeur Jo-
seph W. Kelley, atropell6 al muchacho
Juan Torres (a) Ponceno, causandole
una confusion en- Ell dorso del pie il
quierdo.
'''Ponceno" fu6 asistido en- la Sala de
iSOcOrrOs