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OF tuwl The party was "a sort of "vaca-
tion farewell" az Miss Long leaves on
the afternoon train for Baldwin. Kansas,
where she win attend Baker uaiversiiy.
The evening was spent In delightful,
informal fasci,a Nith music ana con-
ve.artioa dlinty luncheon was
served. The guests included Misses
Jeanette Hutchins. Olga Moskedoi, Nell
lie. Murphy Ida Trabaud. Messrs Roy
Traband. Loren Hutchfl Paul Brent,
Albert butcher and Merle Lolg.
Miss Alice Ferrier left on the after
noon train yesterday for Baldwin, Kan
sas where she will attend Baker uni-
vcrsity this fan and wiltcr
The nmona club idemhors and a few
friends are giving series Of parties to-
day complimentary TO Miss Stella Ray
maker The initial event WAS the niae
o'clock breakfast az the residence OF
Mrs. Henry Thompson on East Wnsh
ington aveaue The cool dining room
was artisucaily decorated with nastur-
uum blossoms IN scarlet ald brown and
yellow The table was s.read IN white
and presented a charming appearance
Al the honor guests plate there was
placed huge bouquet Of nuny lavendc'
asters, tied with brown satin ribbon
The menu for the breakfast irclude1
iced canteloupe shirGed eggs thiRhle
biscuits, jelly, coffee Covers were laii
for seventeen guests. tn guests I'M
cluded Mrs. J. j. Riyma GER Mrs. J.. T.
Beiand, Mrs r. B. Luca4 Mrs Enoci
Bamford, Mrs. JACK Morris Ms N
Melville Carter Mrl. r. T. Fulton o
Oklahoma city Mrs. George willis Mrs
Edgar Powers. Mrs. charr Bil,ng1ey
Ms. Thompson. Of Tronioo Florida
Misses Catherine ana Essie Cassidy
Mary knrsey Gertrude Hunt ANA Cath
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ADJUSTMENTS


A. Electric PARK Tomorrow nlsht.
A stirring. sympathetic ana thorough
ly human play is AT C-ippie Creek
which opens al the park theatre sua-
day night The scene of the Diay Is laid
On aad around Cripple Geek, Colo.
There IL nothing non in its action, bur
an inteuso huma interest in the whol
four acts. Jealine as they DO with mf1-
ing life in the West All of its .GllnaNes
are dramatically strong ire company ls
excellent and the spectacular effects are
fine. II q. in fact, a tho. oughly enter
tanning play. rapid IN action. c.tan IN
dialogue and handsomely m0un;ei Like
all Of Manager Carpenter productions
ft Is provided with a complete eutht of
scenery.
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Miss Ethel Douglas entertained the
Happy Go-Lucky croWi last evening
The membership Of this organization ls
exclusively .jsnioT society folk and the
young folks spent a thoroughly enjoyable
evening. Misses Nellie and Eva Kliak
added 20 the pleasure % TIE evenings en-
tertainmeat will their vocal selections
The plano numbers BY th@ hostess were
also very much enjoyed. The guests In
cluded Misses Matte clai g Gano. Nellie
Kiink. Ruth Walton. Eva Klilk. May
Eisenschmidt Kate Miilikan. Allie spen-
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for &C. has real rioi-de,is with military
ife 30 general and with an asislocfatio
colored regiment IN particular rhis
aeeimcnt recruited from tho "moods" 81
the bronze 900" is ordered by Uucia
sam 20 the Philippines wasec thts meet
with many extraordinary and dNertlng
adventures
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on Friday "a the Br..As Manager
Brooxs yin oHe- Melville u. Raymold's
latest theatrical surprise Cole a Johl.-
son. the famous eoi0fod somedi1as and
entertainers. In a musical farce comedy.
entitled "The sh0o-Fiy Regiment"
A. the aame would sugstsi. me Play
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A pretty function OF Friday was Mrs.
l.. l. Belands high Ave pa 'ty given COM
plimentary to Miss Stella Raymaker
whose wedding TO Mr.. John Belaid, Of
Beardton. Arkansas. is announced for
Wednesday evening. Cards were played
at little tables scattered over the first
floor. The parloss were rretuly decor
ated with huge bouquets Of lavender and
whit FLUFFY blooming asters and daiaty
fiat bowls Of bright pansy blossoms. A
wedding bell hung between the arched
doorway and festooas Of gilded hearts
with the Beland Rayma6er monogram
also combined effectively with the dec
orative scteme. The gcore cards we-e
pretty little Photographs Of the honor
guest dad were presented TO the ladies
for favora. The prizes we've won by Mrs
70. L. Fulton MS y. NJ. Carter and Mrs
Heintz Braun. The frat prize. hand
painted china plate. the loae hand "a
silver olive fO-k. and the consolation, a
ring tree were presented 10 the honor
guest by the wfaners. During the az
ternoop from behind a Green In tn
hall there was a gramaphone re1rodUc-
tion Of an orchestral arrangement Of
Lohengrin's wedding march. The guests
Included Mesdames T. l.. Fulton. Okla
homa City; Enoch Bamford Edgar Pow
ers. Jack Morris. r. A. Johnson n Mel
villa Garter Henry Thompson FRED g.
Van Duyn S r. McGilpi,. j. J Ray
maker and Misses Catherine and Essie
Cassidy Mary Cassii Mary Kursey.
Edna Grcy Adeline Carter. Gertrude
Hunt Ms Beland was assisted dr-iag
the afternoon with caring FOR the pleas
ures Of the guests by Mrs s. ". Nc
Ginnis Mrs. F. C. Van DUN AID Miss
Esther Beland.
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ce~, Jean1ette Beades. Gussie Hough
ton. Mamie Oliver, Mary Douglass, ald
Masters Lee CocSrum. George Guss,
Willie Spencer Walter Beadles. Clyde
Eisenschmidt. Writ Walton Hally RAM
bo Mckay. Hugh Hutchir Tom Morris,
Otis Spurrier Robert Douglas, Glenn
Douglass and Ralph Burnett.
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Coooanut Buttorcups az BauicKs.
rse Harwrd- d-Cambrilgt universit,
boat race in England today is sport for
sports sake. Altogether it is one OF
the best sportmg propositions offered In
long time.
Machine Made Bread Is the Best made
by the Vienna Bakery For sale hy an
groceries and meat markets.
While the Pirates aad Cant have
been changing places almost daily the
Chicago cubs have kept right ON win
ming
Blemishes pinples. rashes medlcated
by Satin skin cream soon disappear
The ST. Louis Nationals are inishhg
farthe- down the ladder each season. II
is up to Manager McCloslS,y to get q few
players to@ether for next season
The Bostol AmerlcaEs win have the
pick gof the worchester New England
league team.
-. your grocery ana meat market for
Mothers Bread the best loaf ot bread
In the city.
II Joe Doyle keeps up his work wita
the Highlandc-s It VIII be goodbye
'Mouy" Happy Jack"
Tho Buffalo club Will got big money
for several Of their players when the
Eastern league season close2
a Perfect Bowel Laxative for constl-
patton. sailow complcxica. headache.
dizziness. sour stomach. coated tongue.
tniousnoss Lax-ets act promptly with
out pain o. gripng Pleasant TO take
Lax-ets-o only cents. sold by +. y.
Lille & Co.
Two safe bots IN the Americas assocla-
tion are that Columbus ill huish FIRST
ana indianapolis last
Fort Worth and Austin have the two
top,aotoh bail clubs Of Texas. A seies
between them would be nue business.
Good for the cough. removes the cold.
che cause OF the cough That's the wotx
Of Kenledy's Laxative HONEY ana Tar--
the original Laxative cough syeup Con-
tains no opiotes. Sold ~ G. y. Rontro.
But it j. evident that an teams cannot
win under this rule. as may bee seen CD
the case of the 81. Louis Nationals With
! Bennett 8oehe Brown. Barry Burch
aad Becsloy Perhaps too many "alnts'
| Is a hoodoo.
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Monday.

Final meeting Of Cambridge club An
mex at library club rooms. Reading Of
Grace Atherton's The conqueror," VIII
be concluded.
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At the First Methodist church to-
morrow morning Mrs, Hora,e Reed
will sing soprano solo. At the
evening service there win be special
numbers by the qlartette choir
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We're found to be 20 thoroughly con-
genial and enjoyable thar the members
have formed permanent organizations
anG the meetings OF these new clubs will
help contribute 10 the entertainment Of
society this winter.
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weunesaay

Shakespeare club meets in afternoon
at library club rooms
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Mrs Fraak Lyon hostess to Thursda,
Afternoon Whist club
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PERSONAL
MENTION

Harry Cocram Is in the city from
\ Orlando visiting bis parents
Z sherin L. y. Martin came over from
Y Chandler ON the morning train
Mrs j. u Harris has returned from
z two months visit in Kansas
Gea Hago, Of Fort Worth. is
visitor In the capital city today
w. Il. Merten retained from a busi-
X ness trip to Perry on the noon train.
I bishop Meerschaert returned to
Oklahoma city on the morning train.
n s. A. Bradish and Jim Fowler have
gone to Texas fer two weeks outing
Mrs A. L. Morris left on the noon
Y train for a two weeks visit in Gaines.
\ vile, Texas
A. A. Meacham, formerly Of Guth-
\ rie. is in the city today rom Okla
\ homa City.
Mrs Ned Cheadle and sister, Miss
X Byrd Blackwell are in Oklahoma City
Y today iting friends.
ri A. G. Kirkpatrick, Robert Harvey
Y and c. r. Walker are among the Ok
y lahoma City visitors in town today.
X Miss Laura Jones came over frJm
Y Perkins this morning TO make ar
4 rangements for enrolling in the 10.
X gan county high school.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. MeNeal, Mrs
X f. P. McNsM and daughter, Miss
n Ruby returned on the noon train fiom
r visit i'm Medicine Lodge, Kas.
N Miss Frankie Olson student at
B the business college. returned yester
Y day 20 her home at Morrison having
" completed the shorthand course.
N Prof b f. Hennessey is in Per
" lina today where he will lecture to-
u night at the picnic on the Morehead
" farm three miles west Of that place
N Mrs j l.. Calvert and little son
R Charlie. have returned from two
W months visit with friends and rela
* tiyes at Hooks Mills West Virginia
N Charles Brill, of Mulhall, Is new
y stldent at the Logan county high
T" school He was with the Mulhail En-.
= terprise during the summer months
Mrs. E. r. Adams arrived IN ten
I. city this m.rning from Medford with
}, her son. Godfrey, who is to attend t6e
r. Dea- aud Dumb institute this fall and
winter
y Mrs Dwinnell, who has been here
= from Crescent this week with her son
Edwin Dwinnell. student at the Lo.
D.. gan county high school, returned home
this morning,
Miss octavia Reynolds Of Pond
Creek, is a new student at the county
: high school from Pond Creek Her
mother Mrs. Adrain Reynolds, spent
e this week here with her.
!, At the First Methodist church 10
r morrow morning Mrs, Hora-e Reed
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WITH THE SUFFERERS.
Wis. John Hoover IS quite seriously I


WELL WORTH TRYING.
IT. Brown The nnpula pension
atiorny Of piusnoid w savs Next
90 rcnsion The hcs- thine 20 yet is Dr.
Kinks New Ihe rins." lio drites -they
Keep mv family i1 splendid health .
Quick cure for Headache Constipation
and biliousacss. 25c Guaranteed at ali
drug stores.
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The Man Who
Pays Twice.

WHO AMONG us HAS NOT BEEN
CALLED UPON TO PAY A BILL a
SECOND TIME AND lad TO PAY
IT BECAUSE WE CoUI d NOT PRO
DUCE PROOF or THE FORMER SET
TLEMENr? ALL WHO USE ACTUAL
CASH IN MAKING PAYMENTS HAVE
THIS EXPERIENCE. THOSE WHO
PAY BY CHECK ARE sPsKcD THE
ANNOYANCE AND ENpENsE oF
PAYING TWICE TOH TEE SAME
THING. FOR THEY Az WAYS HAVE
A POSITIVE AND uNDIsPUTABLE
RECEIPT FOR EVERY PAYMENT.
THAT RECEIPT Is THE CANCELLED
WHICH is RETURNED TO
THE BANK DEPOsTrOg AFTER THE
BANK HAS PAID THE MONEY TT
CALLS FOR THE CAREFUL MAN
OR WOMAN. Will. HAVE A BANK
ACCOUNT.
OUR SERVICES ARE AT YOUR DIS
POsAI.
The OKLAHOMA STATE BANK
GUTHRIE, OKLA.
!. 3. levy, President,
q. I. Gilbert Cashier.
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avenue hostess in afternoon 20 Guthrie
Whist club.
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erine Schnell. Mgses Esther Bcland md
Ethel Rhinehart assisted with caring for
the pleasures Of the guests during the
morning. Following the breakfast there
was shower o. hose and haGdk rohlefs
for Miss Rnym4 ger At one O'Clock this
afternoon luncheon Yves served fol-
lowed boy cards. TIE tables was beauii-
f1liy done in gold and white The
favors were sold slippers tla Will sata
ribbon. I've luncheon was served 90
sevea delicious courses At cards there
WAS prize. "a beautlfll white ana gold
powder box, which was prcae1ted e
Miss Raymaker Al seven O'Clock this
evening Mrs. ~ Melville Carter enter
tains az seven O'Clock dh- en- THE dec
orations Will be- red.
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take place at Torolto today In connec-
tion with the Toronto Exhibition
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Mrs A L. Cockrum ans sister Mrs. C.
r. Hamalt left this mon ing for Dina,
Mo. to witness the wedding OF their
younger sister.
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THE meeting last evening Of the local
Rebeckah lodge was especially plasani.
a numhr of distinguished lodge nciale
honored the local order with vigit ana
there was also present "a coteie of Nisi-
ting ladies from Crescent CITY. Follow
Ing the regular session "a luachcon was
served and couple OF d urs spent in
"a many with music and cogve-sauon-
The visitors f1cluded Mrg IDA Beck, of
IN Reno, president. Cor Brown. OF
Waukomis. assistant secretary ~ the
assembly. and Mesdames Cress, sloan,
Sturgeon. Trait. Wells and Ha-mare.
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Baseball
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Western Association.
oklahoma city o srd sfcld g.
Wichita ] webb City
Topeka fietchinsn
lrin 3. i.eavcnworth b
National League.
brooklyn 90 Now York
Philadelphia J BOSTON e
Chicago q piftshuen ].
ST. Louis q Ciaciuatn q
American league.
New Yo.k 3 rhiAdclph
Boston g. WashERtoa
w - q " o. wills. Pure Latakia
smoking tohaceo no Oism'ihs
Assorted Bon-Hons nt narick
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Hal Reids AT Cripple Creek" at
Electric park theatre in -vening.
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PROSPECTUS.
Saturday.

Mrs. n. Melville Carter is hostess at
six O'Clock dinner.
Mrs. Jack Morris entertails at nine
O'CLOCK breakfast the Kimona club and
cote-ie Of friends.
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Belana-R -Raymake7 weddiaE N eveoing
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. j Davis had o cOterie
OF their particular friends IN Friday
evening for "a high FIVE entertainment
The patty was given complimentary 20
Mrs. G. T. Fusitt, Of Fresno. California.
Mrs. E. ]. Allen and Mr.. b. l.. Davis won
first prizes and Mrs. Rose Thietten and
NJ. sLddarth received the consolation
awards, Al ten o'lcock a dainty luncheon
was served ia two courses The guests
invited 70 meet Mrs. Fugitt included Mrs.
Rose Thiettea. of Comanci e; Mrs. Fan
ME Hayhurst, Of Perkins: Mr. j. E
Davis OF saltwater; Mes rs and Mes
DANES W. r. Poison. Jake Bachtold
John Lindeman Edgar Powers, william
suddarth. E. J. Allen, Mrs r. As1ew
Mrs. r. Cook. Miss Ella Davis. Messrs
J. W. r. f.. b. L. Davis and Roscoe
Whilbarger.
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A cote-ie of the particular frisals of
Miss Fanny Long were her guests last
evening az her suburban residence east
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Are you troubled with piles? One a7-
plication Of Manzan will give YOU Inn
mediate relief. Sold bg J n. Waiiace.
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Three OF the young men members Of
the high school set leav, Sunday for
other places where they expect TO at
tend school this fan and winter. Harry
Carlin and Paul McNeal return TO the
saltwater college, John Boles goes to the
state university at Norman. An are eX-
tremely popular and viii be greatly
missed in their set during the months
they are out Of town.
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Almond Hot,ercups at BarricEn
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Miss Octavia Reynolds, Of Pond
Creek, is a new student at the county
high school from Pond Creek. Her
mother Mrs. Adrain Reynolds, spent
this week here with her.
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NOTES FROM THE
WORLD OF SPORT.
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Mrs. John scothon ana Miss nellie
scothorn were hostesses last evening at
whist the party givon as "a pretty
courtesy 10 thei. house party OF guests
including Mrs Shepard ~ Chicago. Mrs.
Ada Adams. OF Oklahoma City, Miss
Jennie Dixoh and Miss Archie Lee DiN0l.
of Shawnee. The guests Included,
Messrs and Mesdames Enoch Bamford
Charles Greer Harry Deebanks. Misses
carinne and Albind Stevens. Floreace
Adler, Carolyn Williams. Messrs Orviie
fraltz. Otto Bekemeyor Don Williams
and q. a. Outcelt Of Tecum8eS; win
Patterson.
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Tie initial meeting of the fan series Of
the Guthrie Whist club was held yeste~-
day afternoon with Mrs. Robert Schl-
berg Mrs Ecker and Mrs ]. j. Hid
seth scored highest points and won re-
spectively the first and second prizes
silver souvenir spoons. There were four
tables. Mrs Ecker and Mrs. Fralk y
Lucas We're guests OF the club. Nevxt
week Mrs John ]. Boles ente-tains the
club.
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Mrs Dwinnell, who has been here
from Crescent this week with her son,
Edwin Dwinnell. a student at the Lo-
gan county high school, returned home
this morning.
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Assorted uoa -Heas q nafiai''
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ME- @. b. KAUFMAN ana daughter
Miss Loui"e, returned last evening from
four weeks trip 20 Chicago and ad-
jacent lake resorts.
Miss Marguerite Prince Is here from
Frederick fos a few days. guest Of Mr.
ana Mrs W W Cox She is enroute 70
saltwater 70 attend school during the
fan and winter al the A a ~ C,llege.
Mrs Ernest Hagney 10 here from Ok
lahoma city visiting her pa-eats. Mr.
and Ms. r. e. Tailman OF North Dlvis-
ion.
There visitors registered at Carnegie
library. Charles Barrett Frederick
q. s. Prigh. Vincent; j. r. Howeif. Ben
tonyiile. Ark Mary A. Radley. Joplin.
MO; Mrs. Lillian Turner. Wanetta.
Kas.i j. W. zeigler Aga Edgar l..
Hartiiet. Pierr0a. m Archie Lee Dix
on. shawnee; Marguerite Prince. FFed-
erick; Lotella Kirby saltwater; n r.
Bu-rls. saltwater
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W - q w. o. Wills Pure Lankia
smoking tobacco no Oismihs.
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Mrs. E T. Adams arrived in ten
city this m-rning from Medford with
her son. Godfrey. who is to attend TIE
Dea. aud Dumb institute this fall and
winter
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Harry CocWam Is In the city from
Orlando visiting bis parents
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-04
MatrimOniO en- IN Hospital
Luis Besses.


Faltando pocas horas para
celebrar su matrimonio, Davis
|Caldren Y Bessie Regent, sc
ocupaban en- atendcr q los Llti-
mos aTrcglOs de su casa en- Ell
numero 4IS Budal Street, Fila
DELTA, cuando al novio Sc le dis
par6 accidentalmente I'm rev6l-
yer que iba a cambiar de TN
sitio a otro, ocasionando a la
muchacha una herida de suma
gravedad. Caldren fue arres
tado y Bessie trasportada al
Hospital Presbiteriano, en- DON
de, con los pocos alientos que
le'quedaban, suPlic6 que antes
de morir sc le permitiera unir
su suertc q la del hombre que
amaba y quien no tenia culpa
alguna en- 10 sucedido. Las au-
toridades del Hospital acccdie-
ron al deseo de la novia y la
ceremonial ST vcrifico de I'm
modo enteramente dramatico:
el novio llorando; la esposa ago
nizante, agarrandole la mano y
consolandole; ell sacerdote pro-
nunciando las palabras sacer-
dotales y un agente de policia,
silencioso y serio, listo para lie.
varse preso al novio tan pronto
como Ell cura les echase Ia ben
dicion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-04
Ultimos libros recibidOs
Agenda de Bufete
para ell ano 1906

La Expiaci6n dc un Conde, POI :.
BraemS.
La Nueva Nagdalena, por id.
Hacia el Ideal, por Leon Tinseau.
Claros do la Luna, Guy Maupassant.
Nuevos cucntos populares, por A.
Trueba.
El Vizcaino 6ngido, por Miguel Cen
vanteS Saavedra.
Tratado de Patolsgfa y Terapeutica
comparadas del hombre y amman
les domesticos, por el professor
DR.. Georg Schneidemiihl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-04
Conclusion

destreza que la que ofrecen
esos pobres pescadores de per
las Y esponjas. muchos de los
que llegan a la barca echando
sangrc por oidos y narices, y
todos los que mueren jovenes,
materialmente aniquilados por
su pcnosa tarea de contener
solo por tres minutes la respi-
racion y trabajar al propio
tiempo7
" los peligros que les ace
chan2 iY elvOraz tibur0n que
los despedaza2 ~ ell case de
perder la cuerda que ha de izar-
los a la barca?
- Pobres hombres?-dijeron
compasivamente los niflos.
Afortunadamente, esa pri-
mitiva manera de bajar al fon-
do del mar y pescar el coral, la
esponIa, el nacar y la perla va
desapareciendo, gracias a la in
venci6n de la escafandra, que,
dando mas scguridad al hom-
bre, le permitc cstar horas en- el
aqua y trabajar c6modamente.
La escafandra es I'm traje de
caucho de una sola pieza Y que
Sc ponc como un sacO. Alredc-
dor del Cucllo este traje Sc ajus-
ia & TN cOllarOn de estafio, al
que sc atornilla IN casCo de
acero provisto de aberturas ce-
rradas pOr Cristales que permi-
ten yer en- tOdas direcciOncs.
Ademas, csc casCo ostenta
dos agujeros psovistos, Ell uno,
de una valvula que haCe salir
taire espirado, y el otro, de I'm
gran tubo por dOnde entra ell
aire neCcsario para la respira-
ci6n. enviado por medic de una
bomba dcsde una barca.
Los "buzos" que asi sc LA
man estos trabajadoTes subma
rinos, completan Ell traje con
unOs zapatOS de suela de plomo
Y otro gran trozo de ese metal
que, a manera de gran candado,
sc oOlocan en- ell pccho para
ayudarles a desCender y ofreCer
mas resistencia una vez abaio.
Como ademas van armados V
Levan una lampara especial, el
pclgTo es muchO menor; perO
81 este alrecia y el encmigo que
ataca es impossible de veneer,
entonces Ell buzo Sc quita los
plomos rapidamente y llega a
la superfcie como una f1echa.
I'll trabajo no deia de ser pc
noso, pero va no tiene los in
convenientes del de los otros
pescadores de perlas.
POGO a POGO nos habiamos Sc
parade de la orllla con direc-
ci6n a la ciudad; pcro a1n sc
ola ALA, 10 lejos, el infantil
canto de las ninas que repetian
En- el fondO del mar.
matarile, rile, ra -.
Los chicos iban pensativos.
--1En que pensais?-les die
--Pues mire usted. yo pensa-
ba me contesto ingenuamente
ell mayor-que me hubiera gus
tado que esas niflas que cantar
lie hubieran escuchado, para que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-04

aprendieran 10 que cuestan esas
perlas que tanto les gustaran
de mujer.
II Bravo, muchacho!-excla-
me emocionado. -iQuiera Dios
que de hombre pienses del mis-
mo modo!
Luis Besscs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-04
Ell Ell FONDO DEL MAR
PARA LOS NINOS

kD0hde eetan lac flaw0g7
MAtAri Q, rile, File.
En- 81 fondo del msE,
Matariic, rile, ra.
(Conclusion