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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-24
pErRoIr OPERA HOUSE


WITH burst % sunshine Polly
anna descended uo tao Detroit
opera house. and Incidentally into
mo hearts % ts- listeners Monday
eve1iag Gaas tHe house VITA her
s'lu1us sqi-t ~ rl5tuess. There
are many Usa ueei tae Clad Girl
to dosror their sp.r',, ANA qo'a' oai
90 them TIE many tainss Tor Neica
they oGsrt &c ce sad
TIE story .t-e.t is NOT new 90 Che
people q. to-day for "Po.lyaaHa
has found her way .a,c many ana
MANY a. home The book hiss been
srlaud.d.y Unmarried by catherine
Chisholm cushing ana ~ makes one
slad that tsere are sI,i books and
plays that are SIS ah4.escue ana
GOOD as Little Women
A more Apprec.luys audience
could not aaye beer ,oaad any
where Frcu laughter 20 tears. The
PEOPLE went vi-5 "Poiiyanua- and
her friends who were playing TIE
clad Game From the womeut
she curtain rises. disclosing The
ladies' A.ce-s" .- Miss Polly SIT
ting room. packing 'ao missionary
barrel. until 70 sna-ly fails ora 81
happv group reunited hy r2e eTo-rs'
OF "Pollyacra. ones in-eres. ueYec
psues and one arts oneself hNsf
Vith the spirit o. tse play
Miss Patricia Co.lnss as Polly
anna PLAYS The character 20 gertS p
zion. MISS Polly Harrington, las
PLAYED by Miss Ere shannon, s
Just as YOU think she N.ll b. ~.
rsolg1 sfter she becomes Mrs lSlr
ton her c-.uness disappears a-t, 10
hep stead va eat very -ap1g $50
man
one ~ re finest pieces O. act ag
was thar % Miss Jessie Bgs.sys as
Nancy Miss Polly servant SIZE
PLAYED her part perfectly l.rlDv
Bean AZ 80 years. portrayed ry idas-
Ter Bobby Tooa and as - yea-s cF
Lor.n Razer. vas Ar that ne aF.t1cr
could possibly var, slim o. 1e. 7ta-.a
the Misses Granger. Weather. 9 and
Hosfo-l 80 the Ladies Aide E-
teres-et The audience trou -hs 1-st
Phl.p Nsr.vale as John pe1ilf'e-
showed himself 20 be 7u z,I o.
the FIRST rank. vhIe u- la-.1
Herbert kelsey Pe-I ,'r
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-24
GARRicFL


AID review OF "NRm'Ielte" the
Ehat-you may caI4r Il The Garrlck
thea,er Yale week. "a be adequate.
volI5 take ABOUT "a nt columns Of
so mlrA happens that
The dialogue and bstAge directions
would have 70 be given almost n
uu
The Bo1s;elle company. which
ple, 90 The WHIT r sister" 80 -raEt
sllt last week. ue4kss tsdlam seem
ike a meeting ~ the American
Philosophical so sety IN this week
r@ylormance Fbmuiar players are
seen in roles Which show their gnex-
pecred capacity flor the w.ldest folly
without warn! q. the company has
suddenly become musical com edy-
vaudeville tro'4pe singing aHd dane
Ing and carry slz on with such aoan-
don thai The Eudlen~e begirs % Won
der about ~ O'Clock In the even
ing = evc-body Is quite sane Il
laughter has the therapeutic power
ina, some people claim Tor Il. the
Garrick. asa week y one OF the
finest sana1oria 81 tie world
So &, son O. 90 describe that
show Il would AXE too lonz and
spsce IL 5ghL II you want 70 Know
the intius'e details ~ see It your
SELF BIZ make sure hat ,he per.
son si1i9z uezt 20 you Is not one Of
tie -ouEAEy
Anna Bird Stewart Is given re-
sponsn kity 5y the program, Tor the
miz-1p.f Napoleon eoa his battles
By dOils The unexpected. and Anna
Bird = ever, might be very useful
20 ef13er the Teu,ons or the allies
at the moment
Man zeIs" is Toinetts Miss
BonsoeIeJ. pert little Frenchroman
" no fhas come 20 America % LOOK
ior Ser uncle. bur FOR whom the
couirJy ls TOO rtig 50 she finds en-
ployIacnt iu millinery establish
merf, frequented by Tar.etou Twp
per [cWiiliam PringleJ. vbo t. al
1aH bgriug hats which h!s wifs
~ r. Won OttlnRerJ. doesn't want
To help Mrs Topper ont q, her ar
aculties. her brother Jerome RICK
u4A1f, induces Tolastte % eap-ivate
T1isger promising as reward % give
herf ar opportunity 0n Tho stage
thrr azh hs friend Col Poster fWl.
listl 81 POWELL ~ 'he Mask tfe
st'a This doesn't SUR Bob Pr'cl.
al lCoriiss Ciesi p.ho r. 81 love
vith7Toinstte. and Who doesn't van
her o. 10 behind The FEE .-ghts."
Bul she gres nevertheless. Present.
~ ithe curtain rifes on the Mask
ttes.ter and Col Poster puts on bis
shpH. THEN THE real 'Eu begins
= hold Pot instance, Ro5cr'
Aftns doing d song ara dance and
re- elvinr fai o floral anchor fai a
fora cross. fcl wreath nl Az
cths- wreath and fcI a floral horse
hon Behold Nist Bons'eie also
In Icng and dance. receiving st US
clorh taj floral anchor rt1 q
fora cross. co. wrest1 AID Ndl p
forss borsesboe Behold Miss H11s-
ten tiir~ recitation % m &c.. 8r
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-24
Merle Van vorre. rses"tiy garo' -

fFUW1 IHFhH0W N''"F'''
gaiDed Wide nDtorteiy through
charges made hv his vic aEairst
Chaplain Tougher captured 3 lex
pocket AZ the hpdEs Bros plant.
Monday, and turned bis prisoner
over 90 the police The s'let
and was locked ~ lu Cnene-7t
gtaffon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-24

school begins Assistant ~4It A"d}
SAYS that BE- is receiving mar Lr-r
phOne calls. asklnE hlw wnetNer
school will start Sept or ~
n IiiA answer is that ~ WIZ
start on sept for teac hers. ''T
they viii be required % atte1d ire
institute which viii begin on that
dav. but Tor the pupils 20 VIII uut
open until Monday. SEPT y.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-24
TIE neatsiy .tate@.at Of re- DE-

a. IFS per cent ir re Erss Pew
e-ur ard rst rer cent tT The ret
f~-rrla maxim az fsF --'l--S >-
july For seven -orths from ia-.
% Aux tNs respective ir res -rs
ara Tsf nr4 &c Total gross rev
enua for .h@ sevs~- month ger 90
wa $500 s35 % ana fHr th~ month
ster 1871 steam sales f~ -reasst
1857 p-r cent 'n July over rnr
same month IN 1914 MInt-trRl
electric revenue showed an ir
rresse % =; yer cert t1r ere
T~g~FN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-24
John ". o'N~iiL - years Old. WAS sr-
rr.frd On hls hnmr. No. - fortrr-

81 Monday night gC r. rsaTN-
whtte slavery AFTER Belle Bell
Years ol1 hsd Complained 90 No
fl-.v-Ia orr -@- Joseph fif.~.sr.
that CNeIu lad ~eat~r her when
she refused 70 ~ ogf or VIE
streets for h'-r " 1asv Afternoon
IRE woman satf that I Ne u
hrovwN+ he- here from -0'-~r bus.
q several weeks aRo and later
cent her f.t1 the streets DTte--
tive Plack - nrestigati~g ere
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-24
Oliver :. Dustin. general RHs-enEer
Odd frcInhl aarnt % The AshIr1 =

Dustin steamer line. suffered frA.-
tured leg when De zen w eiA
rnerrr'e 60 round az the annual olt-
ipR OF The Detroit Trans For tat 'gn
rlffb A. ruf-In Ray Monday ne
was removed - Harper hosp thL
where he fs under thc care ~ Dr'
IL 4 Lrar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-24

~ mob - cltir@rs af'sr 20 had
sratcNed r purse frow BE hand ~
Mrs. 81 f-.r-s - fhe - |ra- 80
hotel A. s oc,twArf-ave art La-r-
~d-st. early T1esdaT morning ar-
had ESCAPED --or tire clutches q
Mrs. Ttnss WHO nattiet VIII him
sor possession - the purse Con-
rr-s "ef f-t1 At aLlev. r-r-Ge. hF
several citizens ard two feet -'nrt-
"a yn1-R -er raptU~et hir a'ter
> chase ~ s'och - was Turned
over o. Detect rs EerS ard Ha.g
hut no frare n 10 -iVE.-E purse
has ve- been srrnG av th~ police
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-24
Rro,ssrs and sister. Of I"urs F,rank.

who obtained divorce with ftiN"
anrr8Gv from her hlsrari fr1r
months ago have RVpaa.~i o. the
probate court 20 prevent .arra
from spending f01'fs the if'e
she has 'ef' ~ the or ~ ma. amount
The other $500 they aver. hAt one
rrfnrlpaLlv for tutrxi-snts Judge
Nu.brrt took the petition under at-
Vlsrturut Monday afferr con. affe-
hearing the testimony Nrs Frao
30 o. years old and lives A. NO
Ian rtF- I'd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-24
mr.. MARY Ke.t Matte-on Aas Applied

teson whom she charges win non
support, although She alleges tnot
be was able 20 pay enormous i@ki
cob bills for trips with CfhtT ""-
men They have been married
four years Bills for divorce also
have been filed hY Kuth against
Robert a. Poole. desertlon cath
crime J. ". Harry G. HES and tN
Anna vs. Joseph Sypuiewski
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-24

Harold Taylor. 3oi Louise Ave, 1880.
Francis Asnsw 2s2 Avalon, 3se2o
olive Stevens. f95 Windemere. 29C2).
Elmer Eight, ~ Florence 1890
Eyerett Weaver, p Eluhurst i1t2o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-24

her Monday riElI IH erfrrH t'F
Laura Malone. aged fHr
Wayue-st address. thr e.it
atsapp.ared Aus Police f'-HA
that Laura has been lr-4 lH .Hr
tuE.uf.C detention a.t-r as Ar
frruar- fu- tha last III. laI F.
rPuHIrg IuvestiEat 20 hrr
r4rfer Ur slc streets 20 tHr fF.
ana capt preaG,f Was r-FHi" r
learn her address from fhr E-l
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-24
Ten Highest Girls in Detroit

Evelyn Krumm, 500 Wabash, 1890.
Louise koester. 1860 medbury, 3774o
Margaret Price. 452 Dlste $1,000.
Rose mscder. 3t4 Van Dyke. 36s4o.
ora Westwood, 1893 W. Cd. Blvd, 1880.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-24

Adele Thompson, i2ss Porter, io332o
Jeanette Hoeness. SO Agnes, 1870
Evelyn Ford, sis Vermont 1880
Ellen Burke, i27 Hewberry, 427oo
eileen MOCK, 500 ST. Aubin, 1890
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-24

Printing the plain neat ktnd--fhnt
IN rich IT, Times Dob Dept Vain t'eu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-24

Waiter g Mooltey, OF the Hannah
Heai E-fRfe exchange onr OF inc
best known real state men ln tNe
city suffered stroke ~ paralysis
IN bis home. so a6S Fourth ave.
SUNDAY. aud a. in SERIOUS fnnai
ZION. although hts recovery is i'. e.
"a for A. Wooll"y u Actt pm
tbe aTalrs of the Detroit Real hs-
rate board
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-24

All they need do is to use Towar Brand
Creamery Butter and save you the coupons.
If there is anything you do not understand
phone the Pony Campaign Department
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-24

Arnold Colin, 22s Llvsrnols iof7oo.
chss. chssqulre, 3ss Van Dyke, 1870
Ed~in Tsnsone SIS Avery. 6s32o.
Frederick D. z Loddsr, 732 Crane, 5244o
Winston WrsssIt, 3os Melbourne. $1,000
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-24

Edward H~nedtef. ~ years oid' 90
No. 1881 Jrnerson-nNs "hs bA"i,
Injured WHEN EtrAch hy hn a-i1 .l
Jefferson ard Mt Eihutt-avcs. lai p
Monduy nlght fIiH head was r1i
and tia rlGAt leg broken. Ia "a -
taken a. 80 Mays hosplial me
auto did not stop.
M.mbers az the ~frre lance" squad
broks iato the home of frnri sea
horn hfwreEF, 90 No. lat ..iIl Sc
Monday night in search ~ 1pi ..n.
and ~ they entered the place. nF
woman tossed Two pipes ont %.
wiudow The officers arrested
Pearl and alec took some l9adea
dice from her home
waiter g. WooIIey, OF the Hannah
Real E-tste exchange. one 81 me
best known reiU state men ln we
city. suffered stroke - par 4iySIa
IN hts home 80 06R Fourth HF",
sunday and n in serious r.nai-
ZION. although hIs recovery IL l'" e.
"a Tor AZ WOulley 10 active 'u
tho Affairs % the Detroit EtAi ts
tate board
Oliver :. Dustin. general pHs-enEef
did freIEhf agent OF the AshteF -
bustin steamer line. surerrd IF".-
tured iaR when be fen from
perrv'gu- round az the annval ult-
Ing on fha Detroit Irar-ror tatgh
club az iut ln Ray MONDAY e
was removed - Harper hofl th[
where BE- n under inc care OF At
Daniel Lai'erte
Merle Van Norce. recently par"trd
from Jackson prison. where ne
gained wlde n0torieV inte 80
charges made nv MS vic aEaInht
Chnplnfn I.ouFhrr captured "a rick
pocket AZ the hpdEs Bros plant
Monday. and turned h.s prisoner
over 90 the police me fis,nei
gave HE name as Bruce Elhifsten
and was locked 49, in Cnene-st
station
There seems 20 be some misunder-
standing about the date on hich
school begins Assistant SUIT 10y
says that BE- is receiving many te+r-
phOnc calls asking hln WNFfttF
school will start Sept or ~-tt
II Ius answer Is that VII
start on sept Tor $1,000 ~.
institute which viii begin on that
day. but for the pupils 10 VIII N'i
open unul Monday, sept -.
Mr.. MARY kest Mntteson hns applied
for a divorce from John hat-
tpson vs. HON she charges win non
support. although She alleges that
be was able 20 pay enormous Taxi
cab bills for trips with other wo-
men They have been married
four years. Bills for divorce Alse
Robert q Poole. desertlon cath
crime J vs. Harry G. HES and r.
Anna vs. Joseph SypuieWski
Foreixn-born residents of Detroit who
attend fhe evening schools WhiSa
will open sept Is VIII 10 taught I
that war r. an unm3tghteo evil (
Even y hfie they are being instruct /
Cd IN American history. the Evils
which accompanied the reFolutlpn .
and the Civil war viii he pointed .
out. and the blessings OF peace 4.
will be emphasized manual or .
citizenship IS being printed snc wtl (
be distributed among the students .
The Michigan branch of the National
Association of stationary Engineers
Will give n picnic In Palmer park 4
next sunday when AL u1enb -~s /
are expected 90 bring ths whole /
family and provide ar ample lurr 4
Tho chief entertainment feature I
will be ball game between the I
engineers and the supply men \
There VIII also De a fpll program I
OF sports for the kiddies and the 4
grown-ups The program CON /
mencsa 81 : go
Mr.. May Johnston. OF No. KS
wayne-st.. asked the police 60 AID
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-24
Ten Highest Boys and Girls in Hignlanc

Dorothy Miller. Prospect and Kanada 1890.
Donald Rector. 90 Ferris, $50.
George Rssteqea~ Drawn 6 RsUpp, 5S40.
Alice Woodcock. 1904 Jameson, $500
Florence sharpnsek. 2ft Rhode Island, 400
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-24
Ten Highest Boys in Detroit

Edward Fedran. 1923 Grand River, 4eo4o.
VIM. WarteI, 364 Lawson. l7240
Walter Ps~lo~icz $50 Frederick, $1,000
Russell Collar. 80 Belmont, $4,000.
Douglas Dupont, 626 Clinton. 36foo.,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-24

tsdwsrd H~aedt~t, a. years "id' %
No. IIg2 Jrnerson-uNs. uas bHdi1
injured " Hen Ktr4ch hy hn auto
Jefferson and Mt Eihutt-avcs- fAie
Monduy nlght iIiH head was rHl
And filH r1EAt lee broken. lih "a 80
taken g. 80 Mary's hDHplfnl iAf
nusg ala NOT sfnU.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-24

horn Newrers, az No l5t eliot -.
M1nday night Boa search ~ npi3.n.
and ~ they entered the place me
woman tossed Two pipes out of >
window The officers AIRES trl
Pearl and Alec took some loaded
dice from her home
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-24
Yoresxn-horn residents Of Detroit who
attend the evening arhools. which

will open sept. Is, VIII 20 taught
that war r. an unw3tgnted evll
Even y hfie they are being instruct
"a in American history. the evils
which accompRn 90 the revolution
and the Civil war will p pointed
out and the blessings OF peace
will be emphasized A manual or
citizenship IS being printed and win
be distributed among the students
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-19
III
20


Tengo que ir Rotterdam para po-
ner en- orden mis- papeles, porque 81
salir de Inglaterra es cosa dif1cil, pc
netrar en- Belgica no 10 es menos ac-
tualmente En- Flesinga entran en- ell
wagon varios caballeros cadetes holan-
ses. Son mozos como yo, y conversamos
amistosamente. Muestranme una cor
tes deferencia; pero cuando trato de
sondearlos acerca de la guerra Sc ex-
presan con reserva y con ambiguedad
-jY cual es la opinion en- Holanda? !?
les pregunto.
La opinion esta muy dividida. Pue-
de decirse, en- l1neas generates, que la
aristocracia simpatiza con los alema-
nes. A clio contribuye quiza Ell hecho
de que hay en- ella muchos matrimo
MOS mixtos de alemanes y holandeses.
Los elementos populares Sc inclnan al
lado de Francia Pero va tendra u.s.
ted OCCASION de yer que la poblacion sa
be conservar su neutralidad perfecta-
mente
Encantado de la discretion y afabi-
lidad de los cadetes, mientras Ell tren
Sc LENA de viajeros, bajo del coche en-
busca de peri6dicos. Un empleado pa
sea Dor ell anden mostrando un carte
lon que dice:
Refugiados belgas
Informaci6n concerniente q ellos, en- Ell
anden n1mero.
Hay soldados con la bayoneta ca
lada en- las puertas de ingreso a los
andenes. Y en- Ell aire esta va, como
algo palpitante y vivo sin palabras, la
emoci6n de la guerra. Transitan apre-
suradamente hombres NAL vestidos; Sc
cambian cartas confdenc1as en- voz
baja, y los peri6dicos ingleses Sc ofre-
cen a precio exorbitante. Oc1ltanse
las gentes en- 10 interior de los vestidos
papeles misteriosos, inocentes quiza,
que intentan pasar por la frontera. Y
por encima del trafago habitual de una
gran estaci0n ferroviaria sientese muda
Y latente la augusta, la ansiedad de
esta muchedumbre heterogenea, que,
cuando cesa un instante en- su algara-
bia, puede escuchar ell tronar apagado
del ca1l6n aleman 10 lejos
va ell tren arranca y CORE por la lla-
nura holandesa. Durante todo este via
je milo, las lucecitas solitarias de las
campinas desconocidas que voy cruzan
do me comunican su emocion, su humil-
de y profunda poes1a. Pero estas luce
citas de una terra en- que yace sepultC
todo nuestro pasado de gloria, como las
luminarias de una procession funeral
me van llenando POGO POGO de iris
teza...
i Breda !dice una voz en- el ande1
cuando ell tren sc detiene.
-iBreda!
| 70 trato de yer en- la obscuridad
mas ALA de La estacion sin caracter
mas ALA de los ARGOS voltaicos y de lo
anuncios de colores chillones.
i Breda
Pero de la ciudad en- que Las lanzas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-19

yer La guerra en- Flandes. Mi hospede-
ria Sc llama Hotel de la Flor de Oro
y esta sta en- el Muelle de los Espafo-
les. Como en- Ell siglo XVI, la rubia
hlJa del hostelero es quien me ensena
el aposento donde antes de dormir hill
vano estas cuartillas. Abajo hay ruido
de bebedores: yo imagine que Esteba-
milo Gonzalez esta echando los dados
soore el tambor de un tercio Y 4
tempo que me duermo, sueflo que SOW
uno dc aquellos capitanes espanoles-
u: Alvaro, D. Diego-que antano Sc
aloJaban en- estas mismas hoster1as de
Flandes y de Brabante.
Juan PUJoL.
Rotterdam 1915
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-19
LA GRAN GUERRA
De Londres q Flandes

ole Spinola, tremolaron los tafetanes de
Espafa, de La ciudad que Velazquez hi
20 immortal, solo un informe caserfo al
canzo yer en- la negrura de la no
che. !.
luego de un ratio de incesante. YER
tiginoso rodar, ell tren entra en- una
cludad maravillosa, esplendorosa de
luz: Rotterdam. Cr1zanla en- todos
sentldos anchos canales, que Sc bifur
can, que convergen, que Sc internan
| por todos los barrios. Y sobre los
puentes de piedra entire las redes de
los puentes colgantes, la pr6diga ilu-
mlnaclon nocturna-farolas Y fanales
del alumbrado p1blico, ventanales de
los hoteles y de las casas mas humildes
que parecen en- fiesta; linternas de los
buques anclados en- los muelles-se
multiplied y palpita en- los cristales del
aqua.
Todas las ventanas estan iluminadas ;
lbajo los arboles nevados fulguran las
hileras de ARGOS. Y en- medic de esta
linesperada fiesta de luz, ell aqua por
todas parties, el aqua que chapotea en-
los muelles, que apenas Sc desliza en-
tire los pilares de los puentes, que Sc
aventura en- reconditas callejuelas, que
refeJa todas las luces en- sus infnitos
tremulos espejos.
En- Rotterdam-merced a la amabi-
lidad del consul de Espana, Sr. Boada,
para cuyas bondades en- vano buscar1a
terminus adecuados de reconocimien-
to, Ell Consulado aleman me facilita
ell pasaporte hasta Amberes
-j Piensa usted ir q otras ciudades
belgas ?-me pregunta ell funcionario
| imperial
"A Gante, Brujas, a Ostende, a
Dixmude, adonde sea precise, para yer
de verdad una batalla.
Sonr1e ell bur6crata teut6n.
-Perfectamente-me dice; pre-
sentese con este pasaporte al general
gobernador de Amberes, y el, 81 10 es-
TINA prudente, le dara a usted permiso
para If todos esos lugares.
En- este pasaporte yo me llamo herr
Pujol" Y en- el Sc recomienda a las
autorldades alemanas que no me pom
gan obstaculos en- mi jornada. Debajo
esta, con las garras clavadas en- mi re-
trato, la terrible aguila germanica.
Yo ire manana q Amberes desde aqu1
deteniendome en- Observation-Disclosures
iy partiendo de ALI hasta Esschen, pri-
mera estacion belga, en- poder va de las
tropas alemanas.
Con este pael, que me garantiza la
entrada al pals ocupado por ell Ej6r-
cito aleman, al pals de la guerra, este
grano de locura que ha hecho de mi, en-
vez de un notario, un periodista un
corresponsal de guerra, Sc pone fer
mentar rapidamente. mo estoy, des
pues de todo, en- Rotterdam, patria dc
Erasfno, que escribi6 ell Elogio de ls
locura? Asl, en- vez de pasar mi segun
Ga noche en- Ell hotel de aver, repasan-
do La guia encuentro ell hospedaje Que
convene un mozo espanol que va
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-19
Juan PUJoL.
Rotterdam, 1915.
Mercado de fr11tas

Cable de Nueva York recibido en- a.
Oflclna de Porto Rico Fruit Exchange.
e1 IL de Mario de 1915, a las $50 a. m
Este cable refere la venta de la fri
ia que llev6 Ell vapor "Yagiiez'' cue
sallo de este puerto Ell de Marco de
1915.
PINAS.
Precio alto recibido por tama-
no l0's $2.75
Precio prom edio por tamafio Is 2.6O
Precio alto recibido Dor lama
no "A ooo
Precio promedio por tamano
q 2.75
Precio alto recibido por tama-
no 80 300
Precio promedio por tama
no 80 275
Precio alto recibido por tama-
no SO $50
Precio promedio por tamaho
sc OK
Precio alto recibido por tama-
no 42 Ninguno
Precio promedio por tamaho
II Ninguno.
TORONJAS.
Precio alto recibido por eek
ira Fancy, Ninenno.
Precio promedio recibido por
" Extra Fancy, Ninguno.
Preclo mas alto recibido por
Fancy, 1926
Precio promedio .recibido por
Fancy, 135
Precio mas alto recibido por
'fBrights 2O5
Precio promedio recibido Dor
"Brights LOS
Precio mas alto recibido por
"Russets' 165
Precio promedio recibido por
"Russets", 1O5
CHINAS.
Preclo alto recibido por chinas $1.55
Precio promedio por los tres
tamaios mejores, LIS
Los vapores "Carolina" "Baya-
mon" llevaron para New York $4,000
cajas de chinas, pinas y toronjas.
The Porto Rico Fruit Exchange Inc.
s0LETIN MERCANTIL DE P. RICO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-19
The Good Works of Josephus

TOSEPHUS DANIELS, Secretary of the Navy,
j is the ceuter OF the abuse OF all those
who do not like tho Wilson administration
Bryan gets many thrusts, tho President is
knocked occasionally, but 1t is the genial
Josephus who receives tho full storm of dead
cats and decayed eggs
We think that our naval minister is un-
justly roasted. Perhaps we arc somewhat
biased in our views by the fact that he is a
brother i'll the craft: when he is not engaged
III steering the navy, Mr. Daniels is the editor
of our esteemed contemporary, the Raleigh
News and Observer. Furthermore he halls
from neighbor State and we confess to
4 tender feeling for old North Carolina at all
times except Thanksgiving Day, when we re-
joicc that she is as lamb led to slaughter
But, apart from these personal prejudices in
his favor we regard the Honorab BILE Josephus
as pretty live secretary. We know that
his critics say that he has ruined the navy
by teetotaling it; they declare that the navy
has como utterly to pieces since Mr.. Wilson
became President. We have our doubts Of
this. We think that the navy is about as
safe under Wilson and Daniels as under Taft
and the much-advertised Mr.. Meyer. We
know that there was no navy in the United
states before the advent of Grover Cleveland
OF blessed memory, and what one Democrat
created another Democrat may be trusted to
conserve.
One most commendable thing has been
done by Mr.. Daniels and that is the intro
duction Of some idea Of economy into the
navy. Before this. the munificent gentle
men who have filled the place OF secretary
did not inquire into the cost Of things; these
vulgar details were never considered. But
Josephus makes the construction men get
down to the rock bottom. and by such
methods he saved S3,0OO.000 on the super
Dreadnought Arizona alone Furthermore,
he has done much to break down the un-
American snobbery OF the navy by looking
after the enlisted man. This Is q wise move,
since the navy needs more recruits than
Annapolis graduates. All In all, Mr.. Daniels
looks pretty good to us.