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SOUTH DEER IsLE.


Mr.. and Mrs. vanWick and two sons
are here for few weeks.
Robert r. Hatch, OF Maynard, is visiting
his grandfather, Seth Hatch.
Mrs. Susie Hatch is visiting her aunt,
Mrs Ellen Lane, Of Oceanyille,
Mrs. Austin Smith and daughters,
Celeste and Alta, are at Isle au Haut for .
few weeks.
The reunion of the Hatch family took
place at the home OF Seth Hatch Aug: II.
Sixty-two gathered there, and the day was
spent in outdoor sports by the younger
ones and music and social intercourse by
the older ones. Mr.. and Mrs. Saddler, of
Sunshine, were the oldest couple present,
Mr.. Sadler being seventy-seven and his
wife seventy-six. The youngest was
Frederick Bickmore, Of Camden, aged two
years. All regretted the absence OF Capt.
jeremiah Hatch, who was in Shelton,
Conn, as he was the one who first started
the reunion and has always taken great
pains to be present at the gatherings. A
letter was received from him expressing
his great Disappointment at his inability
to be present.
Aug. ID. Fl.
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Electric Corn-POpper.


The latest device is the greatest novelty
of all the electric heating utensils.
The electric corn pepper consists OF an
aluminium basin with tiaring sides, to
which is fitted dome-shaped cover Of
wire gauze; this cover is to keep the corn
from popping out as it pops, and also to
enable one to see how the popping is get
ting on To the under side OF the basin IS
permanently attached resistance coil in
which heat is produced by the electric
currant.
In one side of the pepper are two plug
holes. Into these holes you insert the
two plugs at one end of flexible electric
wire, the other end of which you screw
into the nearest or most convenient light
socket.
As everybody knows, in popping corn in
awire pepper you have to keep the pop
per moving as you hold it over the fire to
keep the corn from burning. To permit
it being agitated to the same end the
electric pepper, which can be used on
polished stand or table, is mounted on
little rubber-tired wheels.
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WEST FREMONT.

!. The w. T. 1. 8. nat with Mrs. lila Nor
wood last Wednesday.
Julia Norwood has gone to Bernard to
work at the Lsfingwen cottage,
Henry Thurston has returned from
Bangor, where he has been employed.
Mrs. Amanda Leland. OF Ellsw orth, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. w. Lunt.
A daughter came to the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. F. L. Proyan Aug. 1l-Ruth l..
Howard Pomroy has moved his family
to the Hayward house. owned by II. T..
Webster.
Jennie Dow has gone to Northeast Har-
Dor to spend the summer with her daugh-
ter, Nettie Baine.
Herbert Reed has takena trip to Stock
ton Springs in the schooner Hattie Bar
bour, Capt. Webster.
Miss lnez Lawson gave party Aug. Ia
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REACH.

Walter Shaw and wife have their new
house up and nearly boarded.
Mrs. Emma nsley, of Chelsea, Mass, is
visiting her brother, Capt. Isaac Gray.
Mrs. Ellen Billings, who has been ill
since last June, is much improved in
health:
William Holbrook and family, OF
Arlington, Mass, are guests s. F. Torrey
and wife.
Mr.. Hitchings and family, of Melrose,
Mass, are occupying the Howe cottage
this month.
Miss Grace Hatch, OF Somerville, Mass,
spent last week with her grandfather,
William P. Lowe.
Mrs. Clara Holdea entertained her
nephew, Allen Hills, of Georgetown,
Mass, Sunday. 6
Mrs. Laura Damon and children, of
Rockport, are spending few weeks with
Mrs. NJ. E. Billings.
DR.. Charles Knight, wife and little son
John, of Boston, are spending few weeks
with his parents, Levi knight and wife.
Mrs. Augustus Robbins, with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jennie Shaw and children, of
Cambridge, Mass, and John Crane and
family, of Hartford, Conn.,, are spending
the summer at the old homestead.
Aug. Is. s# Aas L.
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Mrs. Philena Folger, Of Boston, is visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs. Allen Freeman and her little son
returned from West fremont Saturday.
Miss F. w. Evans, of Yarmouth, who
has been visiting Miss Florence Smith, re-
turned home last Thursday.
Quite number from here attended the
wedding reception given by Elbridge
Somes and wife at Center Saturday
evening.
Aug. II. G..
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TREffONT.
sidney 8. Rict w1qs n 80 sHarbor
wednesday, on business.
Mis-, Lena Bunker arrived home from
portland Tuesday, to spend few weeks
With her father, Capt. A. J. Bunker.
on account Of the death Of Mrs. Emery
ur,;tb. the ladies' aid sale and lawn party
vas postponed until Saturday, Aug. IS.
George Springer, Of Denver, COL, who
has been visiting his parents, L. F..
snrinper and wife, with them spent Satur-
asv evening at the home OF z. H. Norwood
and wife. Mr.. Springer is an entertaining
Young man. He is owner and manager Of
y large farm in Denver. He left Monday
Tor his home in the West.
This community is saddened by the
death OF Mrs. Emery Smith, Of Bernard
which occurred Wednesday evening, Aug.
- of cancer. Mrs. Smith was kind and
loving wife and mother, good neighbor,
ever ready to lend helping hand to the
s;ck and afflicted. She was respected and
loved by all who knew her. She made
many friends in the few years that she has
lived here. Her age was about forty-nine
years.
: Aug. 10. MN.
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Aug. S.

Mrs. Emery Smith died Aug. II. after
long illness. Several months ago she went
. the Maine general hospital, and seemed
better for few weeks after her return
home, but the improvement was only
temporary. Mrs. Smith was kind friend
and neighbor, always ready with help
ing hand and, genial smile. She leaves
besides a husband, three sons and four
daughters, to whom she was most de-
voted mother, and who tenderly cared for
her during the many weeks of her illness.
Aug. 10. y, Y. q.
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EDEN.

Otis Leland has been painting his house.
B. V. Grant purchased a fine horse re-
Gently. af4saye,.
&C. Eastman left Tuesday last for his
home in Virginia.
Il Al stuart, Of Southwest Harbor, was
{; in town last week. Fg1{W ~
! Miss Margaret Leland, who has been at
Bar Harbor, is at home for short vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Enc Reed, Of Bar harbor, spent
Sunday with her parents, J. L. Hodgkins
and wife. .a. = - -. 4. 7.re :. .e.
Miss Alma Cook. OF Sullivan, is spend
ing few weeks with her aunt, Mrs.
George Rinaldo.
A party OF nine from New York and
Philadelphia is enjoying camp life at
Hsdley's Point.
Mrs. Caroline Richards, who fell and
injured herself quite severely short
time ago, is gaining rapidly.
T. De Iaittre and wife and Miss Isabel
Frost, OF Otis, were guests OF Mrs. Lena
Hodgkins one day this week.
The Eden agricultural society has
crew at work getting the grounds and
track in readiness for tbs annual fair,
which will be held Sept. 1924.
Aug, Is. j.
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WEST sTONINGTON.

William Stinson has exchanged horses
with Anthony Bye.
Rev. Mr.. Hunt, of Charleston, is ex-
pected here Aug. %.
George Hambien has returned home
froma visit in Boston. qa4
Mrs. J.. w. Stinson visited her daughter
at Stonington last week. e't's1 f'S' /
Mrs. Brainard Smith and Flossie Bray
were here visiting friends Friday.
j. w. Stinson and Ernest Perry returned
from fishing trip Tuesday with a good
supply Of fish. ----..---..-
Quite number from here attended the
dance at Deer Isle Saturday evening. All
report good time. e1t
Aug. IA. MUM.
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MANsET.

Henry Foss is visiting his parents, AZ
Foss and wife. +-4test4
The hotels and cottages are full, 1t is
one of the best seasons for years.
Albert staples is Building an addition to
his house. O. T. Dolliver is doing the
work. a79bs3A zall1l is5sstT = 500
Mrs. Bessie Parker, Of Buffalo, n. y, -
visiting her parents, William Stanley and
wife.
5 Aug. 10. ,,ssss MAD. :
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and were guests Of Mrs. Libby's faith err,
g. w. Small.
The new steamboat wharf is COM
pleted, and the men have gone home, all
but the painters. It 10 fine wharf and .
credit to the town. 1t cost between 3, 900
and 5000.
A. A. Smyth, wife and son, and Miss
Lillian Wilton, Of Boston, are occupy
ing Mrs. Nancy Whitmofe's cottage,
Spring lodge. Mrs. Whitmore has re-
turned to Camden. =ssvsssss.z-sssssssy
Aug. 10. n.
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WEST EDEN.


Mrs. NJ. A. Rouillard, Of Boston, was in
town last Tuesday ON business.
E Quite number from hero attended the
sale at Mt. Desert last Wednesday.
Mrs. Alice Bradley and little son Percy
have gone to Hull's Cove for short stay.
Mrs. Archie Higgins ana two little sons,
Of Bar Harbor, are guests Of Mrs. M. W..
Higgins.
The schoolhouse has had much needed
repairs, and new coat of paint adds much
to its appearance.
Mrs. Lula Lurvey and swo children,
Vida and Lloyd, spent few days recently
with her mother, Mrs. Leila Gray, at Sails
bury Cove. hEA
Miss Maud Ray and friend from Bel
fast were the guests OF Miss Rays sis
ter, Mrs. Florence Rich, the past week,
returning home last Thursday.
The store of G.. N. Rich is completed
and has been stocked with goods. The
telephone was put in Wednesday. The
new store is a fine building, and adds
much to the appearance OF the place.
Aug. ID. M.
Mrs. Mary Higgins and two SONS re-
turned home to Bar Harbor Saturday.
Nellie Hamor has gone to Bar Harbor to
stay few days with his brother, Archie
Higgins. *
Miss Edith Hall has SO far recovered
from her recent illness as to be able to
leave her room.
The Frank Reynolds moving pictures
will be exhibited at Town Hill hall We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday evenings.
Mrs. Leila Trip has returned home
from Northeast Harbor, where she was the
guest for few days of her brother,
Jerome Knowles, and wife.
Miss Craig, Of Presque Isle, sister OF
Mrs. A. w. Lorimer, supplied the pulpit
Sunday afternoon in the absence OF the pas
tor, Rev. A. w. Lorimer. Miss Craig is
preparing herself for missionary. Her
discourse on missions was unusually in
teresting.
Aug. II. M.
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PRETTY MARSH.

Pretty Marsh received its first automo-
bile visit Sunday, Aug. 9, with no serious
results. @s -4
Miss Nellie g.. Freeman, who has been
in New Jersey the past year, is visiting
friends here.
M. j. Atherton and wife, with their
three children and Charles Anterior, are
at Castle Atherton for August
Aug. 10. G.
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BASS HARBOR.
PEBBLE.

Lewis Albee, OF Bockland, is in town.
John L. Ash, Of Bar Harhcr, visited
friends here last week.
The Misses Spear, of Newton, Mass,
who have been here several weeks, left
Aug.5. 80 fFE T1l s4s
Misses Hattie and Daisy Richardson,
OF Newton, Mass, with friends, are at
their summer home here.
The annual lawn pafsy for the benefit of
the library, on the afternoon and evening
of Aug. 4, was well attended. The pro-
ceeds. about SO, will be used to purchase
books.
Aug.S. x. \. q.
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Gorrs ISLAND.

John Runkle aud wife are occupying the
log cottage II Bar island. f2st
Miss Phebe Z. Colt, who has been visit
ing friends in stoningtoh, is home.
Mrs. Frank Foster, OF Rowis ,, Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Wins Moore.
Mrs. N. A.. Ksnnsy and daughter
Hazel, Of bangor, are = the 81. Paul.
schooner Abel w. Parker, Capt. strout,
OF Rockland, loaded stone 1t Black island
last week, and aaiied for New York Sun
day. 70 esBes ess e :ssi! 80 ~ 49,
Aug. 10. ~. 3. L.. ,t..5 81. CHIPS.
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The present generation never appreciates
its place in the trend of history. Every
child i. prophecy OF the future, The
outgoing generation reads the future Of
this child.
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BARTLETT'S ISLAND.

Mrs. Cora Somes, OF Center, visited
friends here last week. As4fyr
Fred Tibbitts, wife and son Ralph, OF
Boston, called on friends here Monday.
George Mason, of Dorchester, Mass, has
been visiting his brother, E. c. Robbins.
Aug, g. l..
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bushel OF Liverpool salt shall weigh 81
pounds. and bushel OF Turks leland salt shall
weigh &c pounds. t.sf
The standard weight of busbel Of potatoes
In good orter an ht for shipping. Is 80 pounds.
of apples, ~ pOu mis-
The siandar.i weight of a bushei of beans in
good orier aud Dc for snipping, Is w pounds;
OF wheat, beets, ruta- baxa iurntps and peas, 8.
pounds; OF carrots. Tngish turnipo, rye and
Indian meal, 80 pounds; OF parsuips. IS pounds;
OF barley amt t,u:kwheat Is pounds: of oats
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to the little girls Of .his place. A delight
.ful time was enjoyed.

- ss1s sASsAe BthAs VI snAb pAuces n oeu8nt-
ful time was enjoyed.
Mrs. George Melcher and little son
camc last week to spend few weeks with
her mother, Mrs.. Sadie Frye.
Mrs. Annie Plummef and daughter
Marion, Of Old Town, are making short
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Springer.
Carl Pomroy has gone to Msnset 10
work ct the Stanley house. Herbert La
count has taken his place at L. w. Rum
ill's.
w. 8. Spsague has made change in
horses. He traded at Northeast Harbor.
H. T. Webster also has new horse he
bought IA West Brooklin.
LYDIA Rumill, who is employed at the
Clifton house, Northeast Harbor, came
near losing her life by using vinegar that
was afterward discovered to have wood
alcohol in it. She fell unconscious, and
but for the speedy assistance Of inmates
OF the house, it would have been too late
when the'physician arrived.
Aug. IL. THELMA.
HULL'S COVE.
Miss Mabel Sweet, OF Holden, has been
visiting her cousin, Miss Ella Sweet, the
past week. ~
Mrs. Lena Hopkins and Miss Gladys
Hopkins, Of Massachusetts,, are visiting at
Mrs. Howell's.
Mrs. NJ. C. Sweet is with her daughter,
Mrs. Walter Maddocks, Of Holden, for q
few weeks.
A party of sixteen young people went
around the Ocean drive last Thursday
evening on a straw ride. A delicious
lunch was served near the Sand beach.
A boy baby arrived in the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Hamor Wednesday,
July 70, and . girl baby in the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph White, on Satur-
day, Aug. IS. .5n.
Aug. 10. .4f.5s,.s ANNE.
Miss Msizie Higgins is quite i'll with
typhoid fever. ,s,e NJ ~ ..r-N ss ~
Hiram Grant, OF Ellsworth Falls, was in
town Saturday.
Charles Wilcomb and wife were in
Ellsworth last week.
Forrest Springer and wife, Of Trenton,
visited at Shepard Leland's Saturday.
Mrs. Lizzie Pierce, who has been very
i'll with gastric trouble, is little better.
Winthrop Stanley is home from U. OF NJ.
for vacation before beginning teaching.
Miss Emma Higgins, OF Boston, is visit
ing her brothers, Ezra and Serenus Hig-
| gins. -
| Miss Mae Farnum and Harry Farnum,
OF Orono, Spent Sunday with Miss Ella
Sweet.
Sam Bailey has moved his family into
his own house from Shea's farm in the
Emery district.
Miss Annie Dalton and Miss Annette
Hamor. OF Havcrhill, Mass, are visiting
ct Mrs. Lucy Hamor's. s 81 III
!, Watson McGown and wife and Mrs.
Laura White attended the .McGown re-
union at North Ellsworth last week.
| Aug. II. ANNE.
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No one is immune from kidney trouble, so
lust remember that Foleys Kidney Kennedy
Of kidney or bladder trouble that is not pc
yond the reach Of medicine.-G. A. PARcHER'
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HALL QuARRY.

sfis -AA~AA4A>- &S>e~s~'.
9 Mrs'F. H. Somes is visiting DR.. Silsby
and Nife at Rockland. ~
Eldon Davis and Sullivan Curtis, of
,Rockland, are in town.
4 Mrs. J. II. Macomber and daughter Ber-
nice spent part Of last week in Bangor.
Mrs. Katie Ekstrom and Mrs. James
Grant have gone to Hsagan's mountain for
. few days.. sr- 81 cSSeg So ,.s'ss1
Mrs. Alex. Anderson, with her two chill
dren, OF Hartford, Conn.,, has joined her
husband here.
Aug. 10. PEBBLE.
Little David Campbell and Annie sturk
are on the sick list. hs ~
Frank r. Rowe and wife, of Ellsworth,
spent Sunday at home.
A daughter was born Aug. 10 to Chris
topher Reed and wife.
The Arthur McMullin Co. is removing
its derricks to st. Helena, small island
two miles from Stonington, where it will
open quarry.
Aug. II. PEBBLE.
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When dignity gets bigger than than the
purse it marks the fool.
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At East Vassalboro the barn of John B.
Merrill was struck and burned, with forty
tons OF haY. n .2iNe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-18
ID NQhdS en- B0ICG|OlQ

Blanca Matras, la tiple inolvidable
de nuestro pdblico y el nota BILE macs
tro Campos, han debutado Ell dfa IL
en- el "Teatro Ell Bosque". de aquella
hermosa capital espafiola.
Dicho teatro, que es capaz para
diez mil personals, estaba compieta-
mente lleno de selecto p6blico, que
ovaciono ruidosamente la Matras v
los demas excelentes artistas que
forman su compaf1fa.
En- Ell elenco, que es verdaderamen.
te grandioso, hguran aplaudidisimas S
tiples como Carlota Sanford, Concep-
cion Oliver, Estrella Matras, la carac-
teristica Dolores Msrtf, Y actores como
Valentfn Gonzalez, Salvador Orozco,
Perico Sanchez, Juan c. Baldovi, Eu-
genlo Morales y otros de reconocido
merito.
Esto undo TN nutrido cuerpo de
coros, una brillante orquesta y Ell ia :
lento del maestro Campos, es mas
que suficiente para augurarles una
brillante temporada.
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Collg|IIo Executive

En- Ia session de esta tarde Sc dara
cuenta de las renuncias de los sefIo-
res Jesns Figueroa Adrian Padi1la
como concejales de Arecibo, y la de
don Juan Pons Coloni, de concejal de
Aibonito. Los nombramientos de los
sef1ores Balseiro. Rosso y Alfaro, para
ocupar los puestos vacantes Sc apro-
baran hoy.
FL Comite local recomienda que Sc
conceda autorizacion al ayuntamien-
to de Humacao. segun la secci6n roA
de La ley municipal, para construir I'm
matadero en- aquella ciudad.
FL senior A. David presentarS un
escrlto solicitando una franquicia pa
ra implantar un servicio de vaporcitos
entire San Juan y Cataf1o.
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"A COMlStON DEL
SERvlCfO GIVE

NOMBRAMIENTOS. La citada
comision despues de hacer las cali
fcaciones correspondence en- los
eXamenes para Artesanos, celebra~
dos ultlmamente, remiti6 al Director
de Sandal, Benefcencia Cores
ci6n, listas de elejibIes para las di-
versus plazas vacantes, habiGndose
nombrado definitivamente para des-
empeflar las mismas. ell siguiente
personal.
Panadero auxiliar para el AsiEo de
nifios: Castro Matos, con 400 dollars
de sueldo al afio; Ayo del Manico-
milo, Juan Gonzal CapeIes, con
$40. Sirvienta> Asilo de cieqos de
Ponce, Juan Cruz Vargas, OF. Sir
vienta Escuela de nifas, Saturnina
Converter, u. Cocinero de la Es-
cuela de nifos. Francisco Tolentino.
24o. Jardinero Auxiliar, de la Es-
cuola de nifios; Juan Rivera Reeves.
100. Claudio Tuazo, con 900 dollars
anuales como albafiil del Manicofnio.
Remigio Dinguf, 600 como Serene de
la Colonia de leprosos; Obdulia Ra-
mos, 90 COMO cocinera auxiliar de Ia
misma Colonia y Matilde LlorenS
viuda de Lopez, 900 como Matrona
del ASiho de Cieg0s de Ponce.
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S UCG SO S
EN- IA ISL a

UN CRIMEN.- Julio Cortes, veci-
no de Ponce, mat6 anoche en- la playa
Providencia Rodriguez hirio 4 IT,
liam Olivero, que intento detenerlo.
dandose Embellishments 4 la fuga.
BE hacen activas pesqu isas para To-
grar su detenci6n.
EXPLOSION DE UN BARRENO
En- los trabaJos que sc vienen ha-
ciendo en- la carretera entire Comerfo
y Bayamon, ocurri6 aver una sensible
desgracia.
En- Ell momento de hacer Tin barre
no. este hizo explosion, por haberse
quedado con anterioridad TN cartucho
de dinamita, hiriendo 4 los obreros
Santiago Nieves y Martin Restos.
Ell primero recibio Tin confusion en-
la frente y ell segundo una herida
grave en- Ia nano izquierda.
El Juzgado tiene conocimiento del
suceso.
PROFUGO DETENIDO.-Marcial
Gonzalez fue detenido aver en- Caquas.
Oicho sujeto Sc habfa fugado del
deposito municipal de Rfo-Grande
donde tiene dos causas pendientes
por hurto.
BE fug0 ell Is de Febrero.
VACAS RECUPERADAS.-La no.
licia de Caguas, ocup6 aver dos vacas
que lie habfan sido sustraidas & Faus
tino Isona, de la Cidra.
Fue detenido I'm individuo lIamado
jose Leon. como alitor de la sustrac-
cion.
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0yendO al GObernadOr

En momentos que salia de su ofci-
ma ell Gobernador interiuo q las doce
y ounce minutos, Sc acercaron 4 Mr..
Willoughby los representatives del
Her0Iao y ell BOLETIN. Mr.. Willoughby
les inform6 que Ell sabado saldra pa
ra Ponce y Mayaguez. LIE acompa-
flaran los sefIores Grahame, Gromer.
Schinner y Lutz. En- esta Ultima
ciudad en- union de los sef1ores de
Diego y May visitaran los terrenos
donde ha de construirse ell edi6cio de
Agriculture. Sc recordara que de los
Estados Unidos, Sc concedi6 un ere
Ito de cuarenta mil dollars con des-
tino la memo ionada obra.
Ireinta mil para Ell edifcio diez
mil para comprar los solares.
Ell lunes por la tarde regresara Mr..
Wllloughby y sus acompafiantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-18

de que Sc iniciara en- Puerto
Rico la grave crisis cafeteria.
Mas para ESQ es indispensa-
BILE que los puestos directories
de ese institute que sc va a
crear, no Caigan en- las manos
codiciosas de los buscadores de
destlnoS, sinO que Sc provean
ten1endo en- Cuenta las aptitu-
des demostradas, la competencia
lndiscutible, la practlca probada
unida a los mas amplios como
C1mlentos te6ricos mordernos
de la exploitation cientihca de
la terra. Son intereses muv
caros, grandes intereses nues-
tros. el bienestar del presente v
la riqueza del porvenir, 10 que
puede estar a merced de la iq-
norancia y de la incompetencia,
81 no preside esta vez un cuida-
do V un acierto mayores que
OtraS veces.
Los resultados buenos 8 ma
los han de ser para nOSotros, asi
no deben sorprenderse nuestros
tutores, 81 pretendemos que esa
suma reClba Ell mejor Y mas
apropiado empleo.
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En el proxlmo correo espafzoi exn-
barca para Europa, nuestro amigo
Mr. Max Heine, que ejerce un cargo
de conhanza EN- una importante casa
comercial de San yuan.
Mr. Max Heiue visitarS las princT-
pates poblaciones de Francia, Espaffa
& Italia y permanecera una tenpora-
da EN- Alemania hasta ell mes de III
ciembre EN- que regresar& & In Tsla.
Deseamos al estimado amigo un
rapido viaje. lamentando su auseucia
que 81 IS temporal afortunadamentc.
ha de parecer muy proIongada 4 las
numerosas amistades conque cuenta
en- San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-18
Los NfNOS DE Los AssLos v
e. a. De JULIO

AUTORIZACION CONCEDIDA-
I'll gran Marshal destinado & la CO.
mission encargada para preparar los
festejos del 4 de Julio, ha solicitado
la autorizacion correspondent para
que los niflos del Asilo y la banda
concurran la parada que ha de efec-
tuarse en- la fecha indicada. La
La petici6n fue resuelta favorable
mente por el Director del Departa- -
mento.
UNA LICENCIA.-Se han conce-
dido so dfas de licencia con sueldo az
clerk del Asilo de nif1aS sefor Tuau
Ros Roroiino.