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attic talent. The chorus has also
been selected with due care, and
It and the ballet are eomprised
of a member Of clever and fret
tily ccstumed girls, who never
fail to please by their musical
ability and sprightly grace.
An innovation, however, has
been made BY the management,
in a production of this piece,
which has proved exceedingly
popular wherever the White City
has appeared this season. There
are no interludes; these ordinary
waits, which are usually filled by
orchestral selections, are used to
introduce some Of the cleverest
and most expensive acts in vaudt-
vile and speciality. The entire
production lasts about two hours,
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-12

alton and support, both from the
press and prominent citizens.
1t Is gratifying to know that
the COMMITTEES sacceeded in Sc
curing this modern amusement
company for the Corn Carnival
and Horse show, which will be
held from Oct. IS to 20.
The term modern" Is partic-
ularly appropriate in designatin 9
the character of Parkef's White
This IL the first essay Of
managers in the tented amuse.
ment field, to introduce to the
public, q series of attractions W.
like any others that have been
offered. The object ia mind. at
the conception Of the enterprise,
was to provide attractions as like
in character AID quality, as pos
sible, to the best features shown
in the "white City resorts of
the larger cities. And, more
over, it "a be truthfully stated
that the standard of the attrac-
tions carried By Parker's White
City, is fully equal, If not supe-
rior, to those seen in Chicago and
other large centers of p ,pulation.
Indeed, 1t cannot be questioned
that the great Genital feature of
Parker's White City, Beautiful
3agdad, has nothing equal to it,
of its kind, anywhere in America.
BEAUTIFUL BAeDAp.
Bagdad is givena vast open air
theater. with a capacity sufici-
|ent to seat fully $500 people,
without crowding. A modern
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-12

stage has been built, an is car
ried along by the company, from
point to point. This stage is
equipped with all the best mo-
ern scenic accessories, and is
boxed so that the acoustics will
permit the voices of the singer.
in solo as we'll as in concei ted
passages, to be heard at the ex-
treme confines of the huge top
which forms the novel, open air
Bagdad theatre. To the RIG hit
and lett of the stage, are placed
10 foot wagons, specially bull at
the Parker factories, as dressing
rooms for the chorus. ballet and
principals And hose Who have
examined tie facilities and con-
veniences provided here, pro.
nounce them equal to the best
offer,d in any OF our modern
playbouses.
Exactly 81 people are employ
ed in the large top, VIII CHI houses
the Bagdad company. Over 40
OF these appear on the stage dur
ing the production. Besides, a
symphony orchestra of twelve
pieces is carried specially for the
accompaniment.
Beautiful Bagdad Is a light
opera, wi h sprightly music and
a bright book. Comedy abounds
throughout, and several choruses
of a catchy and artistic nature,
are heard during the production,
The lyrics, too, are also said to
be ne late i hits ia New York
sud Chicago 4 he voices ~ he
principals IS fSIly equal 10 the
|Tsd easements Of the piece, these
people having been careful y sel.
ected II Chicago and New Yofk,
|ifon IN ,ronkp ~ M bQ6t otjyv
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and il is said there is not a single
slow moment during that period
In addition to Beautiful Bagdad
the annexes of Packers White
City furnish entertainment OF an
enjo, able and varied character.
Space fordids entering into a de-
tail OF their description here.
These annexes include Hale's
Tours Of the World, the very
latest modern device to amuse
and instruct; Eruptions Of We
suvius, a mechanical ard electri-
cal reproduction of that great
disaster; the Novelty Electric
Thester, in which mirth prevails
Creation, a beautiful spectacular
| Illustration of the biblical story
'ef the beginning. so familiar to
everyone; the San Francisco dis
aster, in which the horr rs OF
earthqua' c an flame arc rcalis-
tically portrayed; the Ferris
Wheel, that delightful resting
place for lovIrs. aud young and
Id; the Parker's mammoth Car
ry- us-all.
The foregoing gives the more
important OF the paid attraction.
But what W II attract the atten-
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ton of every visitor to the Street
Fair and Carnival, THE year
more perhaps than any other
feature on the grounds. will be
the sensational and daring free
acts in which Herr Granada and
Mile. Fedora, and their high wire
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Rajah, par.
ticipate. Notwithstanding the
incredulous remarks Of the an
initiated, Rajah, the famous hisa
wire performing elephant, win
actually walk q wire 100 feet
above the ground, twice daily,
while the show Rms here. Every
evening theiAnaIe of THE act viii
present 4 magnificent and dax-
cling spectacle of unique pyrs-
technic art and beauty. This
spectacle is known as the Revolv-
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-12

WHITE
4 CITY.

Marshall is to have q fall fes-
.tival, the committee having the
affair In charge have agreed to
call it the Corn Carnival and
Horse Show and the dates set for
the week beginning Oct. Is. A
large and varied premium list
has been arranged and is printed
In another colnmn. 2
Parker's White Cityon Wheels,
the most modern and novel en-
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-12

terprise of the Eve exploited by
Col. Chas. w. Parker, of Abb
lene, Kan, will furnish the at
fractions at the Corn Carnival
and Horse Show to be held in
Marshall from Oct. Is to goth.
Parker's White City was es-
pecially designed to afford pat
rons just as good and refined an
entertainment as can be found in
the White Cities Of the large
centers Of population.
The paid attractions consist OF
beautiful Bagdad, a high-ca IS
comic opera. which requires near
ly fifty people for its production.
Hale's Tours Of the World. the
very latest invention in amuse-
ment circles which furnishes pa :
rons an opportunity to visit any
part Of the world in a Pullman
car and see the sights and ex-
p~erience the sensations afforded
by actual travel; Novelty Thea
tire, where the Manikins convulse
the audience by their merry an
tics; San Francisco in quake and
flame, one of the most vivid and
realistic portrayals of that hor.
rible disaster as revealed to the
public; Eruption of Vesuvips, an
electrical-mechanical reproduc
ton of that awesome cataclysm;
Creation, a beautiful and artistic
production, accompanied by an
instructive lecture of the famil-
lar bible story of the beginuing
and of the flood; the Ferris wheel
and Parker's $4,000 earry-us-
all.
The rural and railroad routes
adjacent to Marshall will be bill
ed out for fifty miles in every d.
rection and railroad excursion
rates at most reasonable terms
are arranged fer the same dis
lance. 1t is fully conceded by
those who understand the careful
business methods of the Parker
ma Management that more people
will visit Marshall during Jubi-
lee week, from outlying points,
than have been seen in the city
for a long time.
Everybody in the city is ex-
pect,d to interest himself in the
success of this event, and the old
town promises to don holiday at
tire and to engage in one of the
most enjoyable gala weeks in her
history.
From Monmouth, ILL.,, where
Parker's White City on Wheels
showed all last week, there come
nothing but words Of commend
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ing Cascade of Fire.
The committee incharge Of the
premium list have arranged a
large and varied list and il Is
safe to say that there will be
many entrances 10 contest.
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A Scramble for Coin.

A $500 gold piece will b. the prize, and one prize win be given
for white boys and another for negro boys. Boys from twelve to
sixteen years old will be allowed to compete.
BABY SHOW.
10 Prettiest girl baby under ? years old-S5 in gold.
20 Prettiest boy baby under 2 years old-Ss in gold.
Fifth Day-Friday. October 10Th.
This being the day set apart for the dedication of Stewart
Chanel. at Missouri Valley College, no premiums will be awarded
q n this day. The citizens of Marshall and the Carnival committee
des;e to make this a red letter day for the City of Marshall and
Missouri Valley College. and desire to do all in their power to make
the Dedicatory exercises at the College the most successful event
tina, has ever occurred in the history of the city.
9th Day-Saturday, October 10th.
POTATO RACE-(On horseback)
1st premium 81. so; I'd premium S.; Sd premium $3.50.
This will be the most exciting and interesting events OF the week.
BEST TEAM OF ROADsTERs.
First premiu. SO; second premium IS. To be shown to buggy
or carriage.
COMMITTEE. L. F. Leyhe, John W. Rose, F. W.
Mics. Thos. r. Marshall II. Lowenstein, IL. Terrell,
Dan OBrien aad j. 6. Patterson.
f&rTTYEE@WEN4fN
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OCTOBER 15th-2Oth.
Fg S15O-COrn .Premium-$l5O.; /

@Tbs following premiums Vii Sc awarded FOR corn erown In
Saline and adjoining counties. All exhibits to be entered Monday,
October 18th. All exhibits must be tied with s~tring.before being
presentei for exhiat. All entries to be property lf Carnival com
~ittee. Pr miums to be awarded Thursday, October 18th.
BEST 10 EARS WHITE CORN.
LIST premium, SIS; Ind premium. SIS; Sd premium, $40.
BEST 10 EARS YELLOW CORN.
let premium, SIS; I'd premium, SIS; Sd premium. $40.
sBEST 10 EARS MIXED CORN.
1t premium, SIS; I'd premium, SIS; Sd premium, sic.
HORSE N MULE SHOW.
All exhibitions to be made on public square, beginning leach
morning at 1000 a. IN.
Fir st Day-Monday, October 18th.
BUGGY HORSES.
Premiums-ist.1-n End
1 Marc or gelaiug. airy age shosu etugey ~--~---~ IS
MULES.
2 Mule colt, either sex, under year -~-~--- ~.~-~ ~~~~~ -- 10 S
; Mule, l and under ; years - ~~~ -~ -~~~ -~-~-- loG5
4 Best mule, any age or 10 5
Second Day-Tuesday, October 10th.
Notwithstanding stock.
! Draft stallion, any age, -.-~.~ --a~ ~~~~~-.~ ~~~~~~"~-~ S $50
8 Roadster stallion, any age, "~~~~ ~~~~-- ~~ 5 $50
z Saddle stallion, any age,~"~~~."-~~~ ~~""""~" ~"- 5 ESQ
DRAFT HORSES.
8 Team shown to wagon -~~~ ~~~~-~ ~~ "~~-- ~ -~~" S ESQ
WILL nv"
10 best colt trottiug o. saddle bred ~~~" ~"~~" = "~"~". S ESQ
RACE FOR SHOES.
The contestants will race from one corner OF the square to a
barrel at another corner Of the square. The Darrell will contain the
shoes of the contestants. The first one TO get his own shoes on
will receive So, the second 81.
Third Day-Wednesday October 18th.
MODEL ANIMAL.
IL Mare, gelding or staliin any age, shown to halter 10 S
GENTLEMANS TURNOUT.
IL Everything to be considered; and to be shown by the
owner .r.~~-~~ ~~~s Reese. -~-~-""~ "~ -~- .~-~--~-~, 5 ESQ
Fourth Day-Thursday, October 18th.
EQUESTRIAN RINGS.
I3 Most graceful gentleman rider-four to enter and three
TO ride -~~~r -~~~~-~- ~.m-~~--~------- , Z5O
4 Most graceful lady rider-four to enter and three to ride S ESQ
Is Best boy rider under is years old-four to enter and
three 10 ridc "-----~ ~.~ "~m"~~~w ~"m " "~""-~~--" D zoO
10 Best saddle animal to be shown under saddle ~~~~--~- S $50
ROADSTERS.
ITO be shown to buggy or skeleton wagon3
IL Stallion .~w~~~ -~. -~~--" " D
A Scramble for Coin.
A $500 gold piece will b. the prize. and one prize win be given
for white boys and another for negro boys. Boys from twelve to
sixteen years old will be allowed to compete.
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EDITORIAL

to eclipse the memory-far from
happy left by his funereal prede-
Icessors.
The contrary effect is plainly pro
duced.
One is forced to the conclusion fhat
the congTegantes, in their feverish
anxiety to call , special session Of
the Legislature which is IN no wise
demanded by the needs of the corn-
try, are actuated by the desire To-
have the country, through It's repre-
sentatives, aid in the consummatior,
Of an error which is one Of the gre
atest and most transcendent cOnce-
ived by redenptionism.
Is the acquisition OF the docks bv
the government of such vital no
ment that it cannot wait for the
regular session of the Legislature.
that It demands special session
only because the obstinate successor
of the Elliotts deems it oppsrtune7
The Governor must know perfect
ly we'll that tn is is the first time IN
the course Of their Official careers
that the redemptionists have Shown
any activity IN matters Of legislation:
and this present display OF zeal ava
kens deep and profound speculation
in the public mind.
1t is dou btful If up to the present
time any one has realized the impor-
tance of the question of the govern
ment's monOpolization of the docks.
When the congregantes, always cold
ly Indifferent to the most vehement
demands of the public and deaf
to the clamors Of opinion, show, >
they are showing IN tho matter TN
der consideration. such marked en-
thuslasm and an activity which has
had no prcdedent, it creates doubt
Of the disinterestedneSS of their mo
tives.
We suggest that it would be well
for the government to 20 slow and
TO remain calm, for calmncss in yer
essential in the present case.
This project Of taking over the con
troll of the docks and converting them
into a bureaucratic append2ge Is.
notwithstanding thR it appears
grand stroke Of business to the con
grcgation, one Of the gratest acts Of
IstIpldlty-amOng the many which
has been perpetrated. gn
This is a matter in which it is ne
cessary for the government to proc
ecd with extreme caution, TO choose
its road carefully and avoid selfish
influences, lest il commit ccnsursbie
injustices and provoke criticisms and
: sanathemas against the authors of
those gidconic measures with which
We are so frequently menaced by
some debutant functionary.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-25
FELICIDAOES

Nuestro distinguido amigo e. opu-
lento banquero don Juan Jose Ar
zuaga, que celebraba aver sus dias,
invit6 varios amigos q un espl6n-
dido almuerzo en- su domicilio dc Ia
callc de La Fortaleza.
FL 0ttnA fu6 espl6ndido.
FL champagne hizo repetidas salvas
en- honor al distinguido anhtrion que
escuch6 muchas fehcitaciones en los
brindis elocuentes { inspirados Que
ALI Sc dijeron.
Nuestro amigo recibi6 muchos y
muy vahOsos Tegalos.
A las felicitaciones aver recibidas
y que aemuStran Ell alto grad0 de
afecto con que le distinguen todas
las classes sociales aquf, queremos
unir la nuestra efusiva y sincera
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-25
Los feStejOS del sabadO
El hEPART0 DE- LlMoSNAS

La "Batalla de flores" Sc celebr6
en- el Hip6dromo el sabado, con esca-
sa, pcro distinguidisima concurren-
cia.
Presidieron la fiesta los scfiores de
Winthrop, que fueron muy obsequia-
dos por el presidente de la Comision
sefior Quevedo Baez, que hizo en-
trega tambien la ilustre DANA de la
medalla commemorative de la fiesta
Menos el primer premio que q Jul.
clio del jurado qued6 sin adjudicar,
los restantes correspondieron, el Sc
gundo premio, 4 un coche del Casino
EspafIol; el terccro,al carruaje del Sc
nor PcfIa Garicano y Ell premio de los
seflores Winthrop al coche de las Sc
fioritas Orbeta, del Valle y Herman
dez.
El p1blico demostro su aprobaci6n
al dictamen del jurado, aplaudiendo
4 la entrega de los estandartes.
Aver de mafiana Sc efectuo en- el
Ateneo Ell reparto de limosnas q los
pobres acto que revistio una gran so
lemnidad.
A cada uno de los mendigos Sc les
entreg0 cuarenta centavos.
E1 reparto 10 efectuaron distlngul-
das damas de nuestra sociedad mas
alta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-25

The Executive Council has asked
the Governor to call an extra session
of the Legislative Assembly.
Is it proposed, now that there is so
much talk of the new projects of Mr..
Truxton. to at last authorize a loan
which will enable the coffee planta-
tions to be placed in condition to
produce all the grain that can be
sold iu the New York market
Is it, perhaps, that the congrega-
tion has recognized the fact that it is
necessary to avoid the appointing
of municipal syndics to replace the
officials elected by popular vote in
the various towns of the Island?
Is il that the rcdcmptionists, who
were responsible for injecting into
the present municipal law the section
VIII ich conspires against the indepen-
deMt life of the municipalities, have
at last repented when they realized
the effects of their action, and wish
an extra session of the Legislature
in order to rectify the outrageous
abuse committed
Is it for the purpose of cover
ing the deficit resulting from the
want of foresight and administrative
stupidity shown in adopting the
budget for the expenses Of the Insu-
lar Poliee7
Is it proposed to ask the Amer lean
Congress to reform, aong democratic
lines, the present regime so plainly
feudal, regime which is disgrace
to American colonization and which
absolutely discredits the policy of
imperialism
Is it for these things2 Is it for some
one of them that the Franchise Com
mittee advises the Executive Coun-
ell to ask for an extra session of the
Legislative Assembly?
Unfortunately it is not.
1t is to crafty the selfish whim or
caprice of songregante; it is sought
to have an extra session in order that
authority may be given for an extra
ordinary expenditure which will per
nit the government to carry out a
chimerical scheme Of the Commiss-
ioner of the Interior looking to the
official monopolization Of the docks,
as if the country was awaiting
the contamination of this undreamed
of measure for freeing it from an
incubus and saving it from grave
danger.
This activity; this unheard of haste
is anything but tranquilizing, it insp-
Tres no confidence nor will it incre-
asc the cordial feelings of the
country towards the government
which sanctions it; neither will ii
make immortal the truculent func-
tionary who, it would appear, aspires
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-25
SerVleIO Espcelal del BoIelh Mercanln
OABLEGRAMAS.
Ha gHluerto c. Duque de A.
mOd6waE. de- Rio
Espana pierde uno de sus mas afor-
tunadOs ministries de EstadO

Nueva York, lunes.-T Telegrafian de Ma
dr1d que esta mafana falleci6 el Mipistro de
Estado cspano Duque de Almod6var del Rio
victima de cruel cnfermedad
Espafa pierde uno de sus mas distingui-
dos afortunados dipiomaticos. puesto que
el sc debe en- gran parte el buen resultado obte.
Rido en- la Conferencia de Algeciras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-25
Las FiestaS del "a

Ell Programa de las fcstas que Sc
preparan paR el ~, resultara un
verdadero acontecimiento. Ademas
de diez grandes bales y carreras en-
el Hipodromo, Sc trata de organizar
una carrera de automobiles de San
Juan la Carolina. Tai vez para
antes del 20 Sc consiga la Ciudada-
MIA, y sea motive para que damas y
caballeros usen con preferencia Ell
exquisite Jabon y Perfume Cashme ere
Bouquet de
COLG.RTE - CO.
NEW YORK.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-25
Los reyes de MOruega
COr0m0d09
Rein6 gran entusiasmO pO-
pular EN- Trondhjeim

Nueva York, sabado 23-Dicen de eristia-
mia que hoy sc verified el solemne acto de la
coronation de. los reyes de Norucga en- Trondh-
jeim, reinando gran entnsasmo popular en- tan
impor tante Ciudad.
Los emba jadores y representatives extran-
jeros especiales fueron atendidos con gran sim
patia por los soberanOs del rcino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-25
Ia o 0pini6n esta diwidida
Green unOs que es antidiplomatica tai
intervention

Nueva York sabado-Ha causado gran
sensation en- los cirCulos politicos el anuncio de
presentation en- el Senado del bill de protesta
contra las matanzas de judios en- Russia, la
opinion pnblica esta dividida, creyendo unos
que es antidiplSmatica la intervention del 60
biernO de los Estados Unidos en- los asuntos in
ternos, de un pals amigo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-25
Pr0teska contra In rmatan-
IA de JudiOS en- Russia
En- ell SenadO de los EstadOs UnidOs
Sc presenta un bill sObre tai asuntO

Nueva York s$bado.-Comunican de Was
hington que en- el Senado de los Estados Uni
dos sc ha presentado un proyecto de ley por el
que sc protesta dc las matanzas de iudios efec-
tuadas en- Russia solicita la intervention
del gobierno rusO en- pro dc los semitas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-25
OP To NIDAD

Sc vende MOAINO de 81 x Co. doble engranajc ca
Salina mayor 10 la intermedia a. diametro
curso de soida construction abrcado por la Gail
metro de Ia cstans mayoq - de Ia ntermeda o@
motor tpo Daancn CON parae6gramo cilindro de vapo
AZ dlametro 81 de de construction s6da ia
ericado por la TeEombrada de
london Derbi de Inglaterra.
Los mOinos estAn trabaando actuamentc en- IA Ha-
cdenda BHenG Vista de la Carolina
Para mas informes drigirse la Capital.
S0BRLvOS DB EZQUEsGa.
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Registrador do Ia pror iedad sustituto cue
fn6 IA aiIos en- ArecibO Ofrece sus servioios,
como Notario, en- AreCiho. Bajos dc la casa
n6merO l3, calle de la Crux, Sc haCs eargo
de presentar para sa inscription en- 81 Regis
trO de IL propisdad del Distrito remitir 4
los respectivos iRterssados, les deemmentes
ane con tal shjete - 10 envian.
ARECIBO. PUERTO RICA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-25
Ha HDegad0 4 Kiel
e. CruCero EXtremadura
Los marinOs espanOles tOmaran partt
en- las regatas

Nueva York, lunes.-A Ultima bora parti-
cipan de Berlin que ha llegado Kiel hoy el
crucero protegido de la marina espafola lex
tremadura" y que probablemente tomaran par
tie en- las regatas internacionales que Sc efec-
tuaran en- tai puerto aleman los tripulantss del
cruCerO espanol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-25
En- Francia Se lamenta
Ia nuerte de- Nainistro
de EStado espaf1OE
Telegrama de condoIencia del Presi-
dente FaIieres

Nueva York, l1nes.-La prcnsa dc Paris
publica editoriales lamentado la muerte del mi
nistro de Estado espanol uno de los muchos
despachos de pesame mas sentido que ha reci-
bido la familiadel duque de Almodovar del Rio,
es el del Presidente de la Rep1blica francesa
Mr.. Fallieres
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-25
Los reyes Alfonso v Vioto-
ria, de Espafla, saIdran
para IngIaterra
Estaran eli Cowes, ell 2 de Julio

Nueva York, lunes.-Se agrega los tele-
gramas recibidos dc Madrid que los reyes de
Espana, Don Alfonso Dona Victoria saldran
en- brcve para Inglaterra con el fin de estar en-
Cowes el de Julio proximo
Ell rey Eduardo saldra recibrles Sc les
tributara una acogida enthusiastic
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-25
ARTICULOS DEL PALS

AZUCAR.-Para eI consume.
Cafe corriente $I2 4 I2H.
Maseabado (claro) az
De miel (claro) de s..
Csntrifuga (claro) I" S. a 81
Americana Ia $5Z as4.
De Ponce de $3Ha3H.
Almidon, s rs.
Ron so grades Cartier. 4 90 ents
gallon.
Maiz $I.75 %.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-25
LOs esrOsOS L0ngW0rtIh
EN- Ki@I
Presencian las regatas internaciOnales
que ALI Sc efect6an

Nueva York, sabado-Llsgan nOticias de
Kiel participandose el arribo dc los esposos Nj
colas Longworth Alice Roosevelt, los que pre-
senciaran las regatas internacionales que Sc
efeCtuaran en. diChO puerto.
Probablemente visitaran al Kaiser CUTLER
mo, saludandolc nombre del Presidente de
los Estados Unides
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ACCIOMEs

Banco Territorial ) 10 a SIS.
Banco de Puerto Rico a S Is.
Banco Popular de $40 al.