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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-05
SWISS" ALYHEA'S RESOLUTION.


Altheas Joy was unbounded when
her mother told her one day that Mr.,
Brownson was to be her father.
"oh, mother, how lovelyl" she ex-
claimed. us he really going to marry
us?"
"Yes, dear, that's IT," smiled the
mother, hes going to marry us. We
must both try to do all we can TO de-
serve such happiness. There was lit
tie note Of anxiety in the Mothers
tone, for Althea had one serious fault
she did not always tell the truth.
The first few weeks in the new
home with Mr.. Brownson were de-
lightful for Althea.
"Althea," he said after luncheon
one day, would you like to go over
the golf links with me this after
noon7"
"Yes. daddy, I'd love TO-"
We'll, put on your hat, while | get
the new golf balls brought out from
town the other day.
He did not notice the cloud that
passed over Althea's face as she slip
ped from the table and ran for her hat.
"Althea," he asked when she soon
Joined him in the hall. have you seen
those golf balls l left in the settee
drawer here?"
Eyes, IL saw Jimmy take them"
Jimmy was a handy boy about the
house, who often acted as caddy for
his employer.
II suppose he took them over to
the club. / told him to meet me on
the links"
Althea did not chat with her usual
gaiety as she trudged along by Mr..
Brownsons side.
"You stay on the porch, while 1
look for Jimmy" said Mr.. Brownson
when they reached the clubhouse.
Althea waited with a heavy heart
while she saw Mr.. Brownson and
Jimmy in consultation on the links.
Miss Althea," said Jimmy a mo-
ment later, "Mr. Brownson says to
tell you to please excuse him: that
he will not trouble you TO go over
the course with him to-day and he
says for you to return home at once"
Althea wandered the road home a
very miserable little girl.
After two weeks Of distant politeness
from Mr.. Brownson, and strange un-
responsiveness from her mother to all
her little hints for sympathy, Althea
went to Mr.. Brownsons library one
morning and knocked timidly at the
open door.
Come in, Miss Althea. May be OF
any service to your"
"oh, daddy, please don't call me
Miss Please love me again." she
cried.
Il do love you, but can't feel very
informal with you, Miss Althea. l new
er associate any more intimately than
l have to with people who don't tell"
''But-Im always going to tell you
the truth now. Pm sorry | didn't be-
fore, and that ! took your golf balls
and lost them playing with Dandy"
ut wasn't your taking the balls that
hurt my feelings. l was hurt because
you didn't tell me. You must always
tell the truth, dear child, II we are
to be friends. / wanted 80 much TO be
real friends with you that wouldn't
even let the little mother help us.
.old her we must fix things up our
selves. We can be real friends, can't
we, Althea?"
"oh, yes, daddy, yes; l will be truth
full II you only will be friends with
mel"
Two big arms were opened wide and
then a small figure was lost TO view.-
Kilbourne Cowles.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-05
susINEss LErrsRs.
Correct Stationery and 5revlty Are
Two Essentials to Good Form.

Correct Stationery and 5revlty Are
Two Essentials TO Good Form.
A man conspiciously successful in
business remarked the other day
that he considered the knowledge Of
how to write business letter one OF
the most important accomplishments
that working girl can possess.
"An employer is always prejudiced
Tor or against a person before ne
knows her by the letters written he
said, and the remark has great truth.
Correct stationery is mark of good
breeding quite as much in business as
II Is in social matters. To write
business communication upon tinted
paper that would be correct Tor
luncheon would be shocking ignorance
of the fitness OF things A letter to o
business man, IL the matter under dis
cussion is also business, should be
upon simple paper, and the style OF
writing should be brief, direct and
courteous A man who has. many
things upon his mind and much 70
attend to is not wasting moments
reading notes from girls in whom he
has no personal interest and If sne
wishes to get and hold his attention
she must be concise. II is not always
easy for an inexperienced person TO be
brief and not curt, but the combina-
tion is possible, and she must get It,
A girl who is answering an adver-
tisement for a stenographer might
write something like this:
No, 3010 Broadway, New York City:
My Dear Mr., Broyn--Your adver-
tisement for a stenographer has come
to my notice and would be very
glad If you would try me for the po-
sition. | have had several years ex-
perience, am reliable. panstaking and
interested in my work. If you would
let me know when you could see me
in regard to the matter will be
pleased to call at your office.
Yours truly,
MARY SMITH GREEN.
The note should be done on ma
chine, the signature being put in with
pen.
II a girl has not had any previous
experience she should say so, but may
still use the phrase of reliable and
painstaking."
Such letter may have a wide mar
gin on the paper, and every effort
must be made to have 1t clear and at
tractive. The writer's address should
go at the top.
Neatness in all such work is most
desirable and not especially common.
A large office downtown has had in
its employ for FIVE years certain
stenographer who Is not quick or
bright, but who as a copyist cannot
be excelled. She can write the same
circular letter hundreds Of times and
the thousandth copy will be as clear,
carefully done and clean as the first.
It is her neatness that keeps her the
position, for in her speciality she can
not be excelled.
One of the most invaluable qualities
that a stenographer can acquire is the
ability to block out letter after she
has been given points for It, II she
can save her employers time to that
extent, so that he merely has to give
her the subject and she dresses IT.,
she becomes of the utmost Importance
to him. All business men dislike let
ter writing and they will put up with
a great deal from person who Will
save their thinking of the matter. 1t
is an art any girl can cultivate, for 1t
requires only practice, careful con.
struction and knowledge of good
English.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-05
sunflower Phllosophy.

No woman should blow her nose in
the presence Of the man who loves her.
Speaking of lonesome sights, have
you observed a dismantled Christmas
tree in the alley or the back yard with
the green beginning to fade, and the
proud head dropping?
We have noticed that when a farmer
travels, he carries less baggage than a
town man.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-05

Father-Why do you allow that fell
low who's calling here to remain so
long?
Girl Law student-Merely practic-
ing for my court practice, father.
Father-How SO?
Girl Law Student-Well, l was pre-
pared to dismiss his suit, but, Of
course, had to listen to his argu-
ment for a stay.-Baltimore American.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-05
Ihsn He Went.

"Ah," remarked Miss Weery, whom
Mr. Staylate had been boring with old
conundrums, "that last one reminds
me of the best thing going
"Whats that?" he asked eagerly.
"a man who has stayed too long,
Catholic Standard and Times
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-05
Grouchv.

"There is a movement on foot" said
Mr.. Snoope. ito prevent the marriage
Of weakmlnded persons. What you
think OF itP 81. .t.w
az think it's rot" answered Mr..
Crouch. "Why. who else ever wants
to get married "-Cleveland Leader. 4
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-05

The Australian house Of repre-
sentatives is considering a bill for
the creation of a commonwealth
bureau OF agriculture. The various
state bureaus will be continued as
heretofore.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-05

Seating himself on the porch, he
wiped his perspiring brow. H's
II am golhg to ask you the old, old
question:" he said to the girl at his
side. f
"Never mind asking IT," she said,
wipinG her brow in turn. Eyes, 1t ia
hot enough for me-" Philadelphia
Ledger.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-05
Ready For Them.

Friend-Now. If were building a
house I'd "N
Owner Step around the corner.
please, and you'll find house I'm
putting up to carry out the ideas OF
my friends This is the one I'm build
ing TO suit myself, Judge.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-05

Teacher Now, children, remember
that whatever you SOW. that shall you
reap. II you SOW turnip seed you'll
get turnips, and II you SOW"
Small Jane (interrupting)-"Pleas
teacher, IL l SOW bird seed will / get
canarles?"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-05

II a woman Of 40 inarries man OF
90, people Gays she is IS and her hus-
band nearly TO- ..a,,.A
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-05
o Happy aeastI

Johnny-The camel can do eight
days without water
Freddy-So could / II ma would let
me.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-05

A champagne bottles toilet employs
tAa hAads q " xor1msRA -. -.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-05

The Brazilian cocoanut palm fire.
ousntly lives to an age Of 200 years.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-05
His Favorlte.

Hle TdNorlte.
Are you fond OF reDartee, Mr.
Green2 asked the hostess.
mot any" answered the rural
guest. Il prefer coffee"
"oh, mamma. said little Lola, @I've
got awful pain. Won't YOU please
give me some OF mat medicine with
sugar In IL? Quick. mamma. before
the pain goes away
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-05
wIDMoT READY

All Wi.mot, whose splendid
work kept the Diggers at the
top early in last season,
writes the sporting editor Of
the Mirror that he is in the
pink of condition Wilmot
says he is ready for the start
this year and will deliver the
gODyhs.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-05
No Pain with
y Red Blood
Dro. 'iss.Ssso SIS.s S.4s.S TISBit SiT.y y using

Or. A. w. 'Chaso's Nerve Pills.
Rheumatism and diseases Of the nerves are
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and impure blood
Have you ever noticed that II is when you
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the rheumatism gives you trouble.
Well, II your blood were analyzed at such
times il would be found lacking in just such ele.
nients as are contained in DR.. A. w, Chase's
Nerve Pills. Because this great restorative
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cures rheumatism.
sMR. JOHN GERHART, South Main St. Orr
vile, Ohio, writes<- zone of my family got
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akreat deal from rheumatism. He used DIR.
A.tW. Chase's Nerve Pills with splendid re-
suits. The rheumatism is all gone, strength
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Portrait and signatureo Of A. W. Chase, M d.
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-05

See Beatty & Long s1o9 table.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-05
ORA. w. Chase's
Nerve Pills

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-11
Cuidado con q vino
UN BUEN INFORME

Ell Evening Sum- de Nueva York
len SUI edici6n del "a de Agosto, publica
|eI siguiente informe del departamen,
Ito de Agriculture:
Para ser rotuiado como tai, ell Vino,
de ahora Ell adelante, debe ser heeho de
|uva pura y madura, sin agregarle 8 qul-
|tarle NADIA antes 8 despues de SUI fermen-
|tacion, escepto cuando ell tratamiento pa
|ra envejecerle clarifcar1o en- las mislnas
|bodegas. asi 10 denande. Esta, es la decl-
sion de la Junta de Inspection de Ali
|mentos y Drogas del Departamento de
Agriculture, que sc ha hecho piiblica
hoy
En- ma sfsi6n cue tuvo la Junta ell
30 de Junio, sc lego q La conclusion de
que el termino "Vino'' sin modification,
|debe aplicarse soiamente al producto que
|se 0btlene de la fermentation alcoh6lica
normal del jugo puso de la wva madura
|Por 10 tanto todo vino al cua1 Sc mezcle
|agua, aziicar u cualquier otro ingredien-
tie, teud,d que ser rotulado con las pala-
bras "1MTTAC1ON DE VINO"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-11
Consejo Executive
NOTAS DE INTERES

Ell GobernadOr recOmienda ell nOmbra-
miento de don Gabriel Batista para con-
|cejal de Morovis, por renuncia de don
Jovito Rodriguez.
Ell senior Juan Was Ochoteco, pide am
Dliaci6n de la licencia que actualmente
disfruta
Ell attorney Hoyt solicita dos meses
| 1e(licencia.
| Sc recomienda Sc apruebe un escrito
= del comisionado del interior autorizando
7 ell pago de ciertos salarios
Sc recomienda un informe de Carload
" Correction para cubrir un puesto de
tenedor de libros y clerk con un suel-
do de $1,000.
Sc recomienda un escrito del NUM-
| |cipio de San Juan, autorizandO una
|transferencia para varios objetos con
|destino al Hospital en- Santurce.
Sc aprueba un escrito de Carload v
|Correcciones, para autorizar ell pago de
|$1OO q un empleado del Secretario y
|esten6grafo para el jefe de la policfa in
|s,ilar con un sueldo de $1,000 al afio.
Sc recomienda un escrito del Munich
|pio de Lajas, para autorizar la cons
|trucci6n de un faro.
A la American Railroad Sc autoriza
para poner avisos hasta Octubre Is, 1909
len los cruces.
Sc aprueba el nombramiento del Sc
cretario del Comite de Franquicias con
$500 al afo, por renuncia de Paul P.
Welles.
Dicho nombramient0 ha recaido en- eI
senior Horacis Partridge.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-11
.El d HI1nQ del C0SI|O
Ell CLUB DE DAMAS Y LA
KERMESSE DE ESTA NOCH]

Aver tarde Sc reunieron en- la terraza
del Casino Espanol, las distinguidas da-
mas, senora yiuda de Rivas, y sus esprit
tuales hijas, senora de Balbas, sehora y
sehorita de Gorbea, sefora de Guzm6n
Benitez, (don Juan) senora de Muhoz
Rivera y las gentiles senoritas Haydee
Marin, Maria Asencio y la de Font y
|Guillot.
La Directiva del Casino obsequio las
prestigiosas damas con pastas, dulces y
champagne, y puso luego su disposition
varios carruajes para ir al teatro a yer
las instalaciones para la Kermesse de es-
ia noche y maiiana.
Las senoras Y sehoritas del Club elo-
giaron mucho ell artlstico trabajo que ha
|llevado cabo ell senor Mario Brau v ra-
|tifcaron a la coalisi6n representada ALI
por los senofes Alvarez Nava. Conde,
Lonlba, Castanos Perez Losada, SUI ge-
rerOsO Ofrecimieuto de cOOperar con to-
dos los valiosos elementos del Club al ma
yor eXito del festival hulnanitario y pa
|tri6tico.
La sonora viuda de Rivas' y otras dis
|tinguidas damas. han enviado al Casino,
flores y plantas para la Kermesse.
Tambien ha enviado ell Club de damas
dos magnfficos jarrones para la t6mbola.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-11
Ia Kerne2Se sHrd eSp|6OdIdi

Ell comercio de esta capital, ha rivali-
|zado ell entusiasmo, enviando a la conf
sion organizadora de la Kermesse, OBJ
jetos valiosos para la tombola, muchos de
Hos .cuales Sc eXhben en- los grandes es-
|caparates del elegante estableGmiento
|de modas. de los seiIores Geigel y Perez
|Pierret.
Cuando termine la t0mboia. la orques-
|ta del seIor Verar tocara algunos baI-
|labIes.
FL traje es de confianza, y tanto las
|distinguidas ,asociadas del Club de d.
mas como los seiiores de la Comision de-
Casino, han convendo en- dejar a la eX
|pontaneidad del p1blico ell gasto que de
see hacer en- la Kermesse.
Ell distinguido artista Mario Brau est5
hacienda en- ell teatro Tin admirable ira
|bajo decorative.
Prestigiosas familias de Santurce, San
Juan y Bayam6n, han ofrecido a la Co
mission las flores que Sc necesiten para
|la Kermesse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-11
In aut0nii| Vo|eado
LOS SENOREs WE'VE Y ACOsTA

Aver tarde en- la parada "a, en- Hato-
|Rey, volc6 ell autom6vil n1mero 232 que
iba para Fajardo, en- ell cual viajaban.
|el doctor don Santiago We've y el licen-
|ciado don Jose A. Acosta. Parece que el
|vehiculo Sc enred6 en- los alambres que
|colOcaban unos empleados de la Luz
Electrica, y al tratar Ell chauffer de des-
(viar ell automovil volc6 aquel, cayendo
|encima del doctor We've quien Sc ha saliva
do de la muerte por un milagro.
Ell doctor We've y Ell joven senior Acos-
TIA, uno y otro, estmadisimos en- esta
(ciudad Y en- la 1isla, saflii."on ccntusic-
nes de importancia.
Ell estado del senor We've inspiraba
anoche serios cuidados, pero segun nos
|informan, la gravedad ha desaparecido
zen la ma1ana de hoy. Prestaron los au-
|xilios de la ciencia q los distinguidos Sc
nores los doctores Barbosa y del Toro
|Cuevas. Ell chauffer Emiliano Rodri-
|guez sufrio tambien cOntusiones de p"o-
|n0stico reservado.
Ell autom6vil quedo hecn) trizas.
La policia arrest6 los empleados de
|la luz electrica.
Lamentamos profundamente la des-
|gracia sufrida por nuestros estimados
amigos y hacemos votos para SUI pronto
ii radical restablecimiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-11
La casa Geigel
Y PEREZ PIERRET
Los REGALOS DE LA KERMESS1

Aver hoy ha desflado todo San Juan
Dor ell lujoso establecimiento de modas y
|efectos femeninos, que tienen en- ell sun
|tuoso dificio de Ordonez, FOrtaleza 81.
los senores Geigel y Perez Pierret.
En- los amplios escaparates del estable-
:imiento ha dispuesto ell amigo Mario,
una verdadera exposition de objetos do
|nados por distintas casas de comercio,
|sociedades y distinguidas personas de
|esta capital para la Kermesse organizada
por ell Casino Espanol, a beneficio de los
|heridos de Melilla y las familias de los re-
|servistas
La concurrencia ha sido enorme, ex-
|traordinaria. Porque aparte de los obje-
tos de la Kermesse, hay que yer muchas
|cosas exquisitas y elegantes en- La casa de
|Geigel.
En- otro lugar del peri6dico publicamos
lei anuncio del establecimiento, que sc
We continuamente favorecido pOr ell to-
|do San Juan elegante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-11
Notss de Cayey

Durante los dlas Is, 16 y II def CO.
rriente mes Sc ilevara 4 efecto la matrl
|cula de los ninos cuyos padres deseen
|envjarlos a LIS escuelas publicaS du--
|rante ei pr6ximo curse escolar.
Dicha matricula Sc hara en- la aEs--
|cuela Carri6nn
A fines de este mes uegaran & este
pueblo, de regreso de su viaie 4 Espa--
pana, dos distinguidos caballeros don
Francisco Fernandez v don Heracgie
Mendoza. rlcos propietarios de esta
|poblaci0n
Ell sabado pasado, Sc lleV6 a efectG,
IN Ia liga de este pueblo. un renId0
lesafio de pelota entire los teams
.Hostosp, de Coamo y plata, de es-
tie pueblo. Result6 vencedor el prl--
nero por una carrera, a pesar de ha-
Der tres jugadOres de los mejores de
'once. Ell proximo dia. domingo, vol
vieron otrs yez jugar los referidos
ateams.n Esta vez triunf6 el <<Pia--
ta''. Ell aHostosp, solo hizo una carre-
ra ell ''Plata" cuatro.
PrOnto sc 4empezara ell arregdo de
la Escuela &Harrison-n La Junta Es-
collar, aguarda La aprobaci6n de su
presupuesto para llevar 4 efecto di-
cho arregIo.
Sc nos infornra que a principles del
entrante ahp sc empezara la construc
ci6n de los establecimientos en- que Sc
Enstalaran La maquinaria y oficinas de
la Central Azucarrera, que sc estabae
cera en- esta Jurisdiction
Hemos tenido ell gustO de yer ell In
Fforme que ell Alcalde, de este puebIas
don Alfonso Aguero, presenta al pue-
bio y al Gobernador de Puerto Rico.
La buena marcia de Ia administra-
ci6n, ha oc2xion1dO un sobrante de
*3, 3,659DL
~ CoRREsPoNsAL. /
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-11
D. NEMESIO PEREZ morris

En- Santander (EspaIia) donde vivis
hace dos amos, fha fallecido ell aprecia
hjeto de recuperar su salud. ha falle-
lido el senior Nemesio Perez Morris
iustrado jurisconsulto puertorriqueno
director de nuestrO bien estimadO CO
ga de San Juan ell BOLETIN MER-
CANTIL.
Den Nemesio Perez Morris fue un
.ombre de bien. Practice esta gran
iltud de su alma sncera entire los
uertorriquenos, Y prleba de la noble
stimacion que en- ellos acendro su con.
ucta es ell sentimiento general g. ha
ajlsado su muerte. cuandO de sl5 eS.
arecda nteligencia, brillando serena
aente, sin odios Y sin pasiones de MIN
gun genero en- la altura de superiores
}chas, podia haber esperado este pals
10 POGO honor y provecho.
81. todo clio podla esperarse del Ca
'acter, de la manera de ser, del cora
on y del cerebro de ese Perez Mori.
nalogrado, tan bondadoso, y la vez
AN austero en- todos los actos de su vi
la Ell que pudo poner a prueba la dia.
anidad de su conciencia, la rectituo
ie esta Y ell color de su alma que ers
lie armino, blanca, como esas almas qut
Sc cOnmueven ante ell agenO sufrimien
% Y ante la agena desgracia, obede
,iendo a 10 que en- elias 10 llena todo
Il amor, al projimo-como predicaba
81 Cristo.
Asi Sc lie vic salvar de la horca po1
largo lapso de tempo, a los reos Acos-
"a, con las luces de SUI inteligencia y
Ia abnegacion de un hombre justo. j..
Descanse en- la paz del Senior ell me-
,itisimo paisano, a cuyos atribulados
y especialmente a SUI her
mano don Luis, envia ell "Correo" su
,entida expression de duelo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-11

Don Nemesio Perez Morris.

SeoIn noticias cablegrafcas que sci
han recibido en- San Juan. ell martes a
las tres de La tarde fallecio Ell Espana,
donse Sc encontraba de temporada ID.
.Nemeso Perez Morris. director de nues-
tro colega lei BOLETIN .MERCAN
TIL" miembrc de dicha importante
firlna.
Ell Lcdo. Perez Morris llevaba la de-
fensa de la causa contra los reos Acos-
ia, condeuados 4 niuerte, por los cuales
lnck6 enargcamente para lihrarlos de
tan terrible castigo,
lei Ideal Cat6lico" Sc asocla d la
profunda pena cue embargo d la faml-
liza Perez Morris por tan irreparable
perdida. Y envia q cl BOLETIN su mas
sentido pesame.
Ode Ell Ideal Cat6lico.")
~
Mayaguez Sept 10 de 1909.
Sr. Don Jose Perez Losada,
San Juan.
Querido amigo compaiero: Por
ell BOLETIN MERCANTIL he sabido
la dolorosa nueva del fallecimiento de
don Nemeso Perez Morris.
Aunque no me uni6 al finado una in
TINA amistad tuve OCCASION de admlrar
srs excelentes dotes intelectuales y de
caracter. y este solo serla suficente pa
ra que SUI muerte me causara pesar, 81
a clio no viniera 4 sumarse el afecto
que profeso sus familiares acongoja
dos hoy por la irreparable perdida.
Fue don Nemesio un gran corazon
Y un gran talento, y sobre todo ell hon.
bre mas modesto que he conOcido. Su
modestia rayaba en- adustez.
A usted, amigo Pepe, como director
del BOLETIN MERCANTIL, peri6di-
co que publico mis- primeros ensayos
literarios. lie suplico de en- mi nombre
el pesame a esa ilustrada Redacci0n, u
haga presente ell testimonio de mi con-
dolencia 4 los deudos del finado. Y en-
especial los selores Rogelio Perez
Morris Luis Daz Caneja, don Eudosio
della Cuetara y doctor don Gustavo Mu-
ilOz.
Gracias por la dolorosa mission cuyoI
desempeno lie confio y soy siempre SUI
70, admirador, compa1ero y amigo,
r. Martinez Nadal.
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PONCE
''La Opinion P1blica', de esta clu-
dad y en- su ndmero de aver, publica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-11

'sLa Opinion Pdblica', de esta ciu'
dad v en- su n1mero de aver, publica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-11
Las peicu|as natyas
UNA OBRA DE COLORADO

EN- lunes reanudara sus exhibiciones
|cinematograficas en- ell teatro Munich
|pal, ell iaureado artista Rafael CoIora--
|dn, que tiene una extraordinaria ceIec-
|ci0n de peliculas sin estrenar.
E dunes Sc exhibira La primra Pc.
|licula nativa, fabrication de La casa Co:
dorado.
La pelicula reproduce La pal.ada del =
A. de Julio.
Ell efect0 rs admirable.
A Colorado lie aguarda el LUNGS ln
|exito definitiva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-11
Don Jose N. IreVIIiio

Tenemos noticias particulares de ha
Der fallecido en- Nueva York, don Jo
BE Maria Treviho, antique periodists
u actualmente era director de 0Las
dos Americas.
Ell seiior Trevino falleci6 repentina-
|mente de una aneurisma en- ell cora
z6n, al tratar de subir q un caro- elec
|trico.