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SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS, ETC
December 10th, 1909.

| peCember 10Th, 1000.
Review.
Golden Text for the quarter
have fought good fight, have I'm.
ished my course, | have kept the
faith, III Tim. iv:7.
The following questions can be
used as q new and complete lesson
as we'll as for a review of the eleven
preceding lessons
The date and title Of each lesson
and where found, the Golden Text,
and one question from each of the
eleven preceding lessons follow:
October 3.-Paul Prisoner.-The
Arrest. Acts xxi:l7 to 1929. Col
den Text: Thou therefore endure
hardness as a good soldier of Jesus
Christ II. Tim. lis.
Verses 20-24-In bridging the two
dispensations, is 1t likely that God,
SO to speak, winked at the apostles
trying to graft the law Of Moses into
Christianity, or was it Gods plan
that Jewish Christians should still
keep the law?
October 1O-Paul Prisoner-The
Plot. Acts xxti:35. Golden Text:
l will say of the Lord He is my ref
uge and my fortress, my God; in
dim will trust. Psalm 91:2.
Verse 11.-There is no way TO take
he miraculous out of the New Tes-
lament without destroying it. Now
N view of that fact. why did not God
,'escue Paul, in this instance, as He
lid from the prison at Philippi?
October 17.-Paul a Prisoner-Be-
fore Felix. Acts xiv. Golden Text:
Herein do / exercise myself to have
always conscience void of offence
toward God, and toward men. Acts
xiv: lis. f.,
Verses 26-27-What was the beset-
ting Sin of Felix, and how do you
estimate the character of a man who
wants to be bribed to do right?
Oct. 24-Paul a PrisOner-Before
Festus and Agrippa. Acts XIV: 6-12,
, chapter 26. Golden Text l know
whom I have believed, and am per
! suaded that he is able to keep that
! which l have committed unto him
| against that day. II. Tim. liz.
| Verses 2432-Why did not FEES
tus and Agrippa both turn to God
seeing that they were clearly cop-
WINGED of the truth of Christianity
! and their need of salvation? :, -
S October 31-Paul a Prisoner-Tht
Voyage. Acts xvii: 1-26. Colder
Text: Commit thy w:aya unto The
Lord. trust also in Him, and He shall
bring it to pass. Psalm 37-5.
Verses 21-28-What reason
there to believe from this narrativ,
that when WV fam Is use use, and and FL II
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, too late to Gods best plan. he x,.n,
stail graciously provide a rood ON.
winch We may adopt (This oues.
tion must be answered I'm WRITING nv
members OF the club.
! November Paul Prisoner
me Shipwreck. Acts xivii:27 In
xxvAh:1 Golden Text: The Lord
redeemeth the soul Of his servants
and none OF them that trust in him
snail be desolate. Psalm S4:22.
Verses 3s-SS.-May praying and
and working. be as great a practical
crime as scuttling the ship?
November 14-Paul a Prisoner in
Rome. Acts xviii: 1871. Golden
Text: l am not ashamed of the Cos
pol of Christ, for it Is the power of
God unto salvation to every one that
believeth. Romans 1:I6.
Verses 25-29.-Is it a law of God
that sin deadens the conscience aud
perverts the judgment, hence, can a
man living in any kind OF sin, trust
his Judgment on personal, moral and
spiritual questions?
November 21.-Paul's Story OF
His Life. IL. Cor. ii:21 to xi1:lO.
Golden "Text: He said unto me, NV
grace is sufficient for thee, for my
strength Is made perfect in weakness.
II. Cor. xii:9.
Chapter xii: 1-6.-What is the ONLY
real proof of God, OF immortality and
% uyfc 1f
November 28.-Paul on Self-Deni-
al. Romans xiv:1O-2I. Golden
Text: 1t Is good neither to eat flesh
nor to drink wine. nor anything
whereby thy brother stumbleth. Ro-
mans xic:21
T. Verses 15-16.-If you enjoy and
drink your glass Of wine, when you
know shat wine drinking is doing
vastly more harm than good, what
sort of 8 person are you?
December paul on the Grace
of Giving, II. Co. viii: lis. Golden
Text. Remember the words of the
Lord Jesus, how He said, 1t is more
blessed to give than to receive. Acts
xX:35.
Verse 15.-What reason is there
to believe that if we give systematic
ally to Gods cause that We ourselves
shall never lack?
December 12.-Paul's Last Words
II. Aim. iv: LIS. Golden Text: For
nae 70 live is Christ, and to die if
fgaiH."'Phll i-21. -
Verses 3-4-Why is it that burg
nSrH, gamblers, counterfeiters, liars
E akers, and other bad men and wo
m leseEsz.Qf often persuade themselves tha
they are right? =.
Lesson for Sunday, December 2Sth
,fW9.-The Birth of Christ. Matt
TT: 1@I2. h"' ""-'" T.; .+F!"~ ~ ~
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1t rs considered as q whole. There
are somee% 1recommendattons there
which will awaken criticism in Ger
tain q quarters, but these are more than
counterbalanced by the many excel
lent suggestions therein contaiped.
The colorsd people of the I ~%s9
States will be especially gratiAed TO
read the recomrnendation concerning
the Freedmen's Savings Bank. These
people should have been reimbursed
years ago, and we hope that President
- ap will not content himself with
recommendation, but Will see to
E If Stgths power of his Office Is ex-
Perted to secure the passage of the
imeritorious meaaure.--The Richmond
Planet. 49, X y
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| number Of Republicans In that dis
trict, have agreed to run a cofored
man for a member Of the legislature
from the Second Senatorial District
which takes in Third and a part OF
the Sixth ward In that District and
over 5000 colored voters They
agreed upon Lawyer John G. Jones
a former member of the legislature
TO make the race, but it is not known
at present whether Mr.. Jones will
consent. A committee was appointed
who waited upon him last Wednesday
and he promised to notify them as
to what he would do in the matter
sometime soon.
Lawrence T. Brewington, of this
city died last Sunday.
Several colored railroad men, met
on last Thursday evening, and decid-
ed to re-organize the National Color
ed Mems Railroad Association OF the
United States. This association was
organized several years ago. Mr..
James Foulk was the president, but
for some cause or other, the organi-
zation ceased to meet. 1t will be re-
organized next week, and the grand
officers will be elected.
new organization has been form
cd by several colored men In the city,
and from the state of Iowa, Wiscon-
Sin and Pennsylvania, among the COL
ored people. 1t is to be known as
the National Commercial and Bus
mess Mems Association Of the United
States" The objects and purposes
and election of officers will be report
ed in the next issue.
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NdOORE'S
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Senator Gaflinger's bill authorizes
the payment Of $1,291,744.50 to
61,131 deposftors of the late Freed
mems Savings and Trust Company,
the amount representing SO per cent
Of the deposits remaining unpaid.
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AT THE NATIONS CAPITAL

Continued from page seven.)
vigorous discussion that followed
and both sustained themselves ad-
mirably in support of the opposing
educational philosopbies suggested
by the principal speaker, each believ-
ing tc a certain extent in the efficacy
OF both. Choice music was fur
nished by DR.. 8. Sumner Worm
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Congress has received Tatt's first
message. The people all over the
country are reading IT. Some are
saying first one thing about it then
another. while some have not had
time to think on nor say anything
about it. 1t touches on many phases
OF the country's conditions but what
SUBSTANTIAL actions shall be taken
with regard to carrying out the
Presidents suggestions remains to
be seen.-'-McDowell Times.
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This country, but will attract the at.
-saspeet-that Presidents
message Is a disappointment to some
men because Of the lack Of force and
ginger" that characterized the mes
sages Of his immediate predecessor
nothing to alarm, no show OF pedap.
try, no meaningless platitudes, moth
Ing ambiguous-just a plain, conser.
vative document, disappointedly 80
perhaps in certain quarters, but there
IS reason for this, and, being new, the
PRESIDENT Is lafeeIfng hir
way. More than Mls2bfl he ;jpdessage
is devoted to foreign aassSsB and thu
department Of StaSa,,s3
the race in certain sections OF the
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.~Prestdeha William sf S"Tat yssshaggss
sent smessage~ to thu GA 9keS& So
the United Btates n gok .sapa 8
have n39 cordial seomm eli i'd alton
of the people. OF this country, when
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president Taft's message to Cong
ress the t1rst Of the week was very
largely q multiplication Of words.
There was woeful lack Of directness
and definiteness. In these respects
particularly, 1t was in marked con-
trast with President Roosevelt's mes,
sages. His only reference OF direct
interest to our people, were. those
touching upon LberiR.a4d the Congo
atrocities. and they >wefe about as
meaningless as tumble of words
could make them.--Cleveland Ga
zette.
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country receives no mention at this
time, but we all know where he
stands Oh these questions. His past
utterancea suffloes on that; we are
confident when an occasion arises we
will find standing by the constitution
for every right a affecting US as a race
and citizens OF the United States.
This we feel sure Of. and our CONT
wants the world to note the progress
wants the warld to note the progress
of the race.-The Freeman.
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Prof. Fl. c. Spurlook has been
given rank as full professor OF
chemistry at Howard University, and
in addition to an advanced salary,
IN view Of his scholarly and efficient
services, has had the house adjoin-
ing Prof Kelly Miller, assigned for
his use The house has been nicely
ref1tted.
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The President, In his message, does
not emphasize our sips or our wrongs
This will Nbe disappointing to that ell
ement which believe In radical meas
ures and summary methods. Rather
has the President sought to encour.
age the exploitation OF our. virtues
and achievements, of our possibilities
and duties, realizing that the best co.
lution for many OF our ills Is time
Cleveland Journal. g ~. y .. ~
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SEgsesnpe Question: on the S1nday School
:. Lesson BY Rev. Dr.. La1scofr for tho
=, International Newspaper Dibls Study Club

Copyright 1909 by Rev. T. S. Linscott, d. H.
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The 'he | S
On President
Taft's Message

In another column we give the
SUMMARY OF Presidents TStt.s mes-
sage to Congress. We feel assured
that after all, that there ias come
good In the message for the Negro
Mobile Weekly Press. .,,,*.>>.
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N.Y. Sbkslt and Messrss Felix #.
Weir and dtsr Jeter. who played
- Violin dSN fNt the men. meeting
o. the SNSIit the annual cleo
tien Of one takes place and some
:e1$itlnE StiS are expected. :. -
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LA CASA LUUJBRE

ell fondo la principal de dsglstos Ash 10 creia
va cuando ease sir Dedlock 10 aiin ell dia
Las circunstancas decidran de mi conducta en- Guam
to milady supcare que hagas 10 que habeis he
eho sempre que dees llevar por propias
inspracones.
Use ha de arrastrar pues, vida dia por dla seg1n
yuestro capreho T-pregunta sin volver la cabeza
Mucho otemo, lady Dedock.
i Creeis que necesario martriof
-Estoy SECURE de las que recomiendo.
hecho durante tanto tempo miserable papel uuca-
para que sedesmorone todo clianto antoier
No sin que !se anes, lady Dedlock; no hare
da sin avisaros
i Nos yeremos como antesP
Del mismo modo
II Y labre de guardian mi secreto como 10 hago hace
tantos amos?
No hubiera vuelto a tocar este punto, pero per-
mtireis que olga miady, que yuestro secreto
mas pesado de 10 que antes que las quedan
en- 81 msmo setad6 rs verdad que sc 10 que he gnorao
durante mucho tempo pero que ayamos tenldo
nunca gran confanza de otro.
Mady. Que ha hecho todas estas preguntas como Ell
seios ermanece agunos silenciosa pregun-
Ia NJ: Tukinghorn 81 tiene que decirle aiguna otra
-Tendra un placer-responde FL procurador frotan-
dose las manos- en- que ascguraras que aceptas mi
arreglo
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PoR CARLOS DICK I'm

La frneza con que da esta respuesta admlte OBJ
jeci6n
-puando habo lie vue,tro marido-prosigue-p
SO gualrnene famiiia; la baronfa Chesney Void
os antcpasados e patrmonio son nseparables de sif
Leicester rengo necesidad de deciroslo, mlae
('ontinuad, caballero.
rs precise pues. que publlque el secreo teue
s,red.ria edock al saberlo muriese de pesar
xolvese loco7 sC6mo explcar el cambio que habra IN
ss conduca ST. por eiemplo e dijese mafana quien
la snujer de que e hablaba hoyY Entonces cuando
Ia hsora escribira las paroles Sc iregonaila
gor las GALES milady serials la nnlca perJudlcada
que para mi haceis papel aguno EN- odo esto 81
no vuestro marido. lads Dedlock, yuestro marido
" Tukinghorn vermaneci6 agunos momentos sllen-
rios sin que NADIA revelase en- su voz gen
ademanes la animaci0n
-Ademas sir Leicester hasta la extravagan-
ea hasta pue,ie sabendoo todo, capaz de ven
eeguedad que ene por Llevo las cosas hasta
ii extreme pero possible este caso vale mas que
10 ignore para mi para e sendo comiin Todo este me-
en- consideration por 10 tanto muy diff
ell ferrnar plan cualquiera.
Miady continla miranda las strellas que empiezan a
psIidecer y euya fra luz parece haberla petrfcado
La experiencia ha demostrado siempre,-prosigue
n Tukinghorn poneudose los guantes el bolsillo.-
ue Ia mayor pare de los hombrcs obraran pruden
era p.rmancciendo solteroz. porque e matrimono
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TribunaleS

FL juez Mr. Wolf, de la Corte SUI
prema, declare sin lugar el "Habeas
Corpus preseurado por el lieeneiado
sclur Gomez Laserre, en- representa-
c,on de i. K. Arroyo, acusado de ase-
snato en- primer grado, y ordenando
cue eI menciormdo acusado quede ba-
10 la custodia del aleaide de la car
eel de San Juan.
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A. s. l.5O

Es de mucha utihdad, no s6lo para
los Abogados, Cortes Judieiales, Ayun-
tamientos, Corporations y emplsados
ie todos los ramos, sino tambi6n para
los comerciantes, industriales y psrso-
mas de negocios, el conocimiento de La
Leye, de Puerto Rico aprobadas por
las Camaras Y el Consejo Executive On
Il pasado a71o de 1907.
Sc yenden & 81 80 en- In IibreIfa del
Boleef1 0sroaxtH
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-20

Del producto total del bale de Ca
ridad, S6ss.57, lie ruego Sc sir,a ex-
pedir dos cheques Y enyiarmeios, uno
por $3if2s nombre de Mrs. Edith
Elmer Wood. Presidenta de la Liga
Anti-Tuberculosa de Puerto Rico otre
por $3ii29. nombre de Mrs.. Grace
de Lugo Vinas, Presidenta de Ia So
ciedad Protectora de Mendigos.
Respetuosamente,
Alcalde de San Juan
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Para Napoles

Fl prGximo lunes %. paFtira en- -
hcrmaso >apor "Nonarrat'. mFs stl J,
amigo don Luis Rinald, que va Ma
poles, su pals. a descansar de su acti-
vo trabajo, por un corto periodic de-
tempo. FL
Rinaldi es I'm excelente amigo y
cuenta con grandes simpatias aqua.
Lleve fcliz viaje.
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Ri bale de Carload

Ell producto del gran bale de Ca
rldad celebrado en- ell teatro el iue-
YES, Sc repartira del modo que EXPIRE
sa la siguiente carta enviada 4 nues-
tro distinguido amigo don Antonio
Caubet, nor eli senior Alcade de San
Juan.
Sr. ID. Antonio Caubet,
Tesorero de las tiestas del Carnavai
San Juan, =. r.
Senor:
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Don TauSIiino FueItS

Este distinguido amigo nuestro de
Naguabo, lra Ilegado san juan aeon
paiiado de su sonora esposa V de su
bella clegante hija.
El BOLETIN MERCANTIN les de-
sea grata perinaneneia aqui. durante
la temporada de fiestas.
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III gobernador ha lirmado los indul-
tos bajo palabra de MatIlde Padilla,
condenada por hurto mayor cn Ia Cor
te de Distrito de Ponce de Miguel
Private condenado por ataquc con
intonci0n de cometer homicidiO.
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Se ha rccibido un telegrama en- ei
cnartel dc Ia policia dando cuenta
de que aver ocurri6 un incendio cn
fauco, que fue sofocado por el pue--
bio y la policia.
III fuego ocurri6 en- el dcp6sito de
basuras, cerca de la Guslnica Central.
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III nnevo alcalde de Cagnas don .ro-
se DSola, So propone haeer reformas
y mejoras en- aquella poblaci6n y pa
ra cuyo efecto cuenta va con 81 apoyo
del Concejo Municipal.
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Respetuosame
Alcalde de San Juan
Entire noS4IrOS

IIemos tcnido 81 gusto de saludar
en- esta capital, nuestro distinguido
amigo don Julian llerencia, de Ma
yagiiez, que estara aqui unos dias..
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la ofcine de obras pIbiicas de Pom
ce, ha dado 6rdenes para el arreglo de
las bocas de incendios que existen On
las boca-calles de aquella poblacim.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-20

ell gobcrnadorr Mr.. Post, permanecerA
en dicho pueblo hasta el lunes que
regresara q la Fortaleza.
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Sc ha concedido una licencia de
tres dias al senior Ricardo A. Gomez,
iuez municipal de Caycy.
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FL juez IeissaIle declaro aver no
culpable del delito de hurto mcnOr "A
Santiago Santos. denunciado por MI
g,lcI A. Sapulveda. Defendia al acu--
sado el licenciado Falcon. Santos fne
fclicitado por su absoluci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-20

Sc encuantra gravemente enfermo en-
Salinas. el aprceiable caballero de
aquclla localidad don Jose Lopez A.
lIugo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-20

Pleas que Sc ejecutaran mamma
domingo en- eI concerto del olIotel
hHSIaterrpo dllrante la comida de 6 i
8 Y media por la orquesta del macs
tro Vinolo.
Souvenir d amores, Tanda de walls
oDolorsD, Angel Serende, MaIdito
amor. La cinTatinne, walls oSobre las
olasn, Mazurca de Concierto, walls
oFeiiz.n Borinquen y seis.
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So encuentra EN- esta ciudad nucs--
tr0 amigo don Carlos V. Urrutia, inns
pcctor escolar del Distrito de Aias-
co. lie saludamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-20

IIa salido para Mayagiiez, el sehor
Ramirez Nadal, jucz de Paz de Pom
&c.
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LAS ALMoRRANAs Sc CURAN
EN- 8 4 IA DIAS, con el UNGUENTO

DE PAZO. VA sean simples, sangran-
tes. con picaz6n o externas, por rebel
des que sean.
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SOLO HAY UN "BRoMo. .QUINI.

Ma, ese es cI HANATIVO BROMO-
QUTNINA, usado en- todo el mundo pa.
ra curar rcsfriados en- I'm dia. La fir
ma de +. W. GROVE sc halla en- cada
cajita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-20

lla tornado possession del cargo de
fiscal de la C0rte dc Distrlto de Pom
ce. vencida su licencia. al senor Pala-
clos Rodriguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-20

Manana por la tardc Sc verificaran
en el lhp6dromo. las carreras anVln-
cladas en que tomaran parte los me-
jorsss alazaneS de In isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-20

Al banquete diSpuesto por la Fra
ternidad Escolar de Puerto Rico, pa
ra celebrar a rsipido desenvolvimief-
TO que Ina adquirido dalrsniate Cd alio
escaso que lleya de vida asistiran unos
80 comenSales
\ dicho acto ham sido invitados es-
pecialmente los Antiques catedraticos
del Institute Civil que actrralmenfe -
s-ncnentran on esta capital, Y los di-
iectores de los pt-ri6dicos diarios.
III banquete So lleyara 4 cabo on q
hotel "Eureka Niramar''. II dia 22
del corrienie 4 las sietc de Ia noche.
Y durantc q eieeuiara seleetas pleas
,le su repertoire Il sexteto de Ia Poll
Ella Insular
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-20

La sonora Enriqteta Torres, ha si-
do uombrasia maestro de una de las
escuelas graduadas de Mayagnez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-20

Esta 1nanana ha salido para coamo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-20

Esta tardc 4 las cinco So rc'lnra la
.Junta Central del partido mlonista
para tratar asuntos del msmo.
Asistiran los senores MunoZ Rivera
y de Diego.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-20

Sc encuentra en- San Juan y he
mos tcnido mucho glrsto EN- Saludar el
senor Tomas Ccspedes, secretario del
ConcejO Municipal de Ponce.
FL sciior Cespcdes pasara una breve
temporada en- esta ciudad dondc cucn-
tn muchos amigos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-20

Aver fue derrotada EN- tercera lee
t,rra Ell la Camara, la ley sobre cierre
de establecimientos los dommgos.
FL bill obtuvo diez Y siete votos
contra ounce.
FL seiior Tizol que Sc enclIedra en-
fermo no pudo asistir aver a la vo--
tacmn.