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Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13

face very often as it makes the skin dry.
and hard. l recommend the use of a goodV
greaseless face. cream, which can be made
by dissolying one. ounce of almozoin (get
1t at any druggists) in one-half pint cold
water.l and add two teaspoonfuls glycerine.
stir and let, stand an hour or so. IT is in
expensive and you win find it's regular
use will improve your skin wonderfully.
1t Keeps the skin soft and satiny, smooth
and moist. AlmozOln cream jelly Is a fine
and soothing cleanser and Will prevent
blackheads, premature wrinkles. and when
used as a massage cream will restore color
to dark, sallow skin.
Mrs IL. 81; You will not need to wear
your glasses constantly IL you will treat
your eyes with a good, strengthening eye
tonic. Dissolve an ounce of crystos in a
pint OF water and drop one or two drops
in each eye daily. This tonic is very
Strengthening to tired, weak and inflamed
eyes, and. win make your eyes clear and
sparkling. 1t is fine for granulated eye
lids and does not smart the eyes. You
will find it very soothing,
seen that you are entirely too stout for
your height, and your superfluous flesh
must be a great worry to you: Even
ducing remedies that did no good. / want
you TO try this formula. 1t has helped a
great many and is harmless. Buy at any
drug store four ounces parnotis and dis
solve It in a pint of hot water. Take a
tablespoonful before each meal for n few
weeks, and l am sure you will be pleased
with the results. -
a. f.. L.: Soap should never be used on
the hair. It does more harm than good.
II causes light streaks in the hair, brittle
ness, and leaves the scalp harsh and dry.
IL you wish to have your hair look bright
and healthy, let soap and inferior ready
prepared shampoos alone. A good shampoo
costs no more than a poor one. The most
reliable shampoo i have ever used Is made
by dissolVing a teaspoonful Of canthrox i'm
a cup Of hot water. This shampoo Cleanses'
the hair and scalp thoroughly, and leaves
the scalp fresh, elastic and free from any
Irritation 1t max the hair soft and lus-
trous CanthroX makes a particularly fine
shampoo during~the winter months, as It
dries quickly. You can buy canthrox from
your druggist or get a canthroN shampoo
at almost any first class hairdresser's
Read Mrs. Martyrs Book, Beauty"
S5.-Adv
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13

may have sprung; it seems to be regarded
as one of the means toward the end.
Mrs. Mackay'A Efforts
The fashionable society leader in suf-
frage can hardly be mentioned without a
reference to Mrs. Clarence Mackay, con-
spIcuous for the breadth of her activities.
interviewing governors, visiting public
schools, hiring theaters for her suffrage
society's meetings, giving luncheons and
dinners and teas-the president of the
Equal Franchise society is continually
evolving new methods of propaganda. 1t
would appear that she must keep an office
staff and leave no spare time for herself
to accomplish what she does in the suf-
frage campaign. Yet the social world still
claims her for it's own. 1t is remarkable
how many hours the present day woman
finds to put into her day.
Returning to the shirtwaist strike, there
is conspicuous In its activities another
type Of woman, a type growing in numbers
every day. This is the woman socialist,
whether she be from the masses and taught
by her experiences to demand concessions
from the classes, or whether she be from
the classes and converted.
The recent difficulty has brought out
man, SA PAAolllB features III ItEdIu 10 the
ability and capability of the working
woman. The names of Leonora O'Reilly.
Rose Schneiderman and Rose Strunsky
probably win not be forgotten for a long
time; they viii not let people forget them.
Mrs. Rose Pastor Stokes had already dem
onstrated what a working girl with a will
could do.
One Who IL in Prison.
T.N H.. - - -.
w~oman-girl rather. for she is now scarcely
l9-has figured more prominently than has
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, who voluntarily
adopted socialism n is devoting her life
to IL.
Charged with criminal conspiracy. Eliza
beth Flynn is now serving a sentence Of
three months imprisonment in Spokane.
Wash. In November she answered a call
to the editorship of the Industrial Worker
in Spokane. although the five editors pre-
eding her had in turn been arrested and
sent to prison.
1t is now just four years since Elizabeth
Flynn, a student in the Morris High school
OF New York City, and then only Is. began
her public work. She then delivered an
address, What Socialism win DO for
Women" given under the auspices Of the
socialist party. Said Elizabeth:
Il once believed there were countless OPP
portunities in our prosperous country to be
successful and reach the top. These ideas
resulted from the fact that my material
welfare had always been assured.
MY father. a civil engineer. had always
made a good salary. Suddenly our economic
condition changed. MY father. defrauded
OF two years pay. went TO law. Then I
first learned that labor power is the one
commodity that can be stolen with Inn
punity.
The cases dragged along and have never
yet been decided. spprecisSe now how
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13

my mamma got a hand-painted dinner
set for Christmas" said little Lola, proudly.
'Huh!' rejoined small Bessie, that's
nothing to boast Of. Last year papa gave
mamma a house that was hand-painted."
ooh, dear!' sighed 5-year-old Nellie,
there's a hole in my shoe, and now it's
half full of water!"
:Well, don't worry about it, Sis said
her brother, who was eighteen months her
senior. Come here and I'll cut another
hole so the water can run out"
Have you an ear for music, Edna
asked a caller of a little 5-year-old miss
yes, lndeed!" was the eply. Il can
hear a hand organ three blocks away"
Teacher-well, Johnnie, what is II?
Jo~hnnie-Please, teacher, Susie Brown
says she's goin' to marry me when grow
up, an 1 don't want her to.
Now. While" said the teacher, IF eggs
were 80 cents a dozen and your mother had
20 cents, how many eggs would you have
for breakfast"
gNo eggs" answered Willie. Wed a
mush."
Dad" began Tommy, haven't 1 been
real good since I've been going to Sunday
school?'
Yes" answered dad.
And you trust me now, don't your"
Yes" said dad.
Then" demanded Tommy, what makes
YOU keep your box Of cigars hid the same
as ever?"
willie" said an interesting mother to
her first born, do you know what the
difference is between body and soul? The
soul. my child, is what YOU love with; the
body carries you about. This is your body, -
touching the little fellows shoulder. but
you know, my child, there is something
deeper in. You can feel It now. What
is III"
"Oh. I know said Willie, with a flash
Of intelligence in his eyes, that's my
flannel shirt"
My little daughter. Helen, recently had
her first Introduction to geography. Her
father thinks that perhaps she Is destined
TO become a great Arctic explorer.
III you stood with your right hand to-
ward the east and your left hand toward
the west, you would be facing the north, "
said the teacher. Now. tell me, what
would be back Of your"
my hair" answered Helen in a patient
tone,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13
SUPERFLUODS HAIR CURED
Lady will Send Free to Any Suite er
the Secret Which Cured Her.

From childhood 1 was distressed and hui
INFLATED by an unwelcome growth OF hair
on my face and arms. i tried all the de-
pllatories. powders, liquids. creams and
other rub-on preparations l ever heard OF,
only to make Il worse. For weeks | suf-
fered the electric needle without being rid
~ my blemish, l spent a great deal OF
money on various things in vain, until a
friend recommended a simple preparation
which succeeded where all else failed.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13

Teacher-Well, Johnnie, what is II?
Johnnie-PIease, teacher, Susie Brown
SAYS she's goin' to marry me when l grow
up, an / don't want her to.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13

''Tea MANTLE" is the latest designation
of the tea gown. The description applies
to a garment cut like a long opera cloak
over a plain white soft satin slip. The
chiffon is most effective in pronounced
tones. for instance. vivid rose, emerald or
flame color. Sequin and metallic trimming
in distinctive designs contributes to the
charm of such a garment which is loose
flowing, we'll cut and very long.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13
Chat About Women.

Miss Mary Montgomery, daughter of a
Presbyterian minister in Turkey, has as
tonished the University Of Berlin with her
knowledge of languages and is now editing
an oriental dictionary. Miss Elizabeth Col
ton OF East Hampton, Mass, is another
linquist. being able to express herself in
fiftV-fOur languages.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13
WOMAN OF THE
NEWEST TYPE

Continued from Page one.)
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13

Now, Wilie,'' said the teacher, III eggs
were 80 cents a dozen and your mother had
20 cents, how many eggs would you have
for breakfast
mo eggs" answered Willie. wed have
mush.'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13

A tunlc requires the most perfect drap-
ing has all the fullness brought to the
front, a point apparently escaping under
the belt and meeting the decolletage. This
is very pretty in light soft cloth trimmed
with silver lace.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13

Have you an ear for music, Edna?
a caller of a little 5-year-old miss
Eyes, lndeed!' was the reply. Il can
hear a hand organ three blocks away"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13

Constance: Right now is the best time
of the year to get rid of those facial blem-
fishes, such as freckles. tan, skin plmples.
etc, which come to us during the summer
time. But you should not use soap on the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13

Miss Kissell, connected with the Museum
of Natural History in New York. is looked
tiles and weaving. She has recently pub
lished a paper comparing the work of the
Congo negro with that of other tribes. She
is making a collection of looms from all
no rte Of tho -vvnrld t.. XIX. - g.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13

Many handsome evening gowns for young
matrons rave a distinct front breadth
made with ruchings carried across the
the ~fullness, the rest of the skirt bordered
with flounces at the hem and caught up
on one side with a bunch of flowers,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13
LuII In Feminine FashIons.

Never beIore has such a winter been
known. reports the New York sun. A
miracle has come to pass and one hesltates
10 say what II means. II is-the informa-
ton is given with lowered voice-that no
one can find out what the styles are. There
is a disclosure TO thrill the blood. All the
men who have rallied at women's extrava-
gance and sheeplIke -changeableness and
all the women who have longed to wear
what suited them, regardless OF It's bearing
ON what was decreed by fashion. should
enjoy this time to the fullest. II may never
come again, and we ought 20 make the
most OF It. Let US reyel in the fact that
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13
pRATrLE OF THE YOUNGSTERS.

my mamma got a hand-painted dinner
for Christmas said little Lola, proudly.
HUH" rejoined small Bessie, that's
to boast Of. Last year papa gave
mamma a house that was hand-painted."
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13

Lace over-dresses are arranged with
shawl-like points knotted at the ends, or
caught up with wreaths of flowers, or held
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-29
jesus MOnteslnOs

FL domingo ha recibido ell aqua del
bautismo en- Rio Piedras, ell precioso nj
no Jesus Montesinos Vazquez, hijo dc
nuestros distinguidoS amigos los espo-
sos Montesinos Vazquez, tan estimados
por nuestra buena sociedad Por ell Ia
to reciente que llevan los senores de
Montesinos, cl bautizo Sc celebr6 en- ia
miIa.
Apadrinaron al nuevo cristiano, nues-
tro amigo don Alfonso Vazquez y la Sc
nora dona Rafaela Montesinos.
La monisima criatura recibi6 los nom
bres de jesus, Alfonso Serafin.
NosotroS, que estimamos tantO los
padres de ese nino angeHcal, quisiera-
mos, como ell aqua del bautismo que ha
deramado In gracia en- su alma, derra-
mar sobre su vida La feicidad la ven
tura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-29
Y Ia yiyls Allegro

De la Habana hemos recibidO pro-
gramas del teatro '|Albisu" en- que ac-
tia la compania de Miguel Gutierrez,
anunciando la 40 representation de
"La Viuda Allegro, cosa verdadera-
mente inusitada EN- la capital cubana.
I'm diario habanero escribe a este res
pecto:
"iVerdad que resulta raro que Sc
haya representado setenta veces entire
nosotros una obra en- tres actos sin abu-
rrir 4 nadies Los autOres del mllagro
son ell maestro Lehar y La Iris, macs
ira insigne en- la Opereta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-29
De teatrO

"La Tempranica'', "Los bohemios'
y "El metodo Gorritz'', formaban ell
cartel de la function de anoche.
Esta son obras que GUSTAV mucho a
nuestro publico y va Sc sabe la inter
pretacion que les da la excelente com
pania que dirige el graciosisimo Ricar-
do Guell.
La tiple genial Esparanza Marin,
fue objeto de las mas expresivas de
mostraciones del afecto del pilblico, en-
LA tempranica'' y en- "El metodo,
que gusta mas cuanto mas Sc represen-
ia.
Anoche fue precise bailar tres veces
"la pampera", para satisfacer al in
saciable publico, y fue repetido, como
siempre. ell terceto de las elegantes, nil-
nero al que dan IN gran relieve las
simpaticas seHoras Bagues y Robles y
la bella Teresita Mas.
Ell duo que cantan acknowledgements
la esplendida seiorita Huguet y el Sc
nor Ballester, fue repetido entire las
mas enthusiasts aclamaciones, Y celebra
disimo el insuperable Ricardo Guell,
que ha inutilizado ell papel de "Gorritz,
para los actores que vengan detras
FL notabillsimo actor fu6 aclamado
por el pnblico multitud de veces
En- Los bohemios'', fueron aplaudidi
sima la senorita IIuguet, el tenor vi
nard y la orquesta en- el precioso in
termezzo.
De Irene Vicente. La excelentisima
caracteristica. no hay que decir que To-
gra un triunfo cada noche.
Domingo Orozc0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-29
Alberto Fuentes

En- ell vapor correo espanol Buenos
Aires, ha embarcado hoy para la Ha-
bana, nuestro querido amigo. Alberto
Fuentes, representante de 1.-The
Sherwin- Williams, Co, y de Rennous
Klinle", inportantes casa manufactu-
reraS americanaS.
Alberto Fuentes, ha cstado un mes
en- la isla. ocupado en- la venta de pro
ductos de las dos casaS mencionadas
A la excelencia de las misnas y las
simpatias pers0nales de nuestrO amigo
Fuentes. debese Ell negocio que ha he
cho el mercado que ha dejado abier-
to.
Fuentes es va popularisimo entire no
sotros Fin toda Ia isla tiene amigos
y en- San Juan, donde por la importan-
cia comercial de la plaza es mayor SUI
permanencia, es incontable el nnmero
de las amistades que deja.
La despedida que hoy Sc lie ha tribu-
tado 4 Alberto Fuentes, ha sid0 carino-
sisima
Lleve feliz yiaje.
Ell BOLETIN, Sc 10 desea sincera-
mente, afectuosamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-29
Bien Venidos

En- ei vapor espanoI <tCataiina, !"
Hegaron procedentes de Espana, ia dis
tinguida DANA Maria Ia1isa OrdSnez.
hermana del q. fue nuestro amigo cl doc
tor Ordonez, y las hijas de don LaliS
Ordonez, quienes pasaran una larg%
temporssda en- esta ciudad.
Reeiban nnestro cordial saluao-
La sonora de Ordonez, que Sc espera-
ba en- el mismo buque no lego, pues
todavia permanecera una temporast&
en- la peninsula al lado de slls fami-
liareS. 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-29
Altamira no Yiene

En- la prensa de Cuba llegada ulti
mamente a nuestro poder. encontramos
la description del embarque del insig
ne catedratico espanol don Rafael AL
tamira, el dia Is del corriente en- ell va
por "Krompiz Cecilie"
FL ilustre sabio ha salido directa
mente para Espana, sin tocar de pasc
en- Puerto Rico, como Sc dijo hace al
gunos dias
La despedida tributada a Altamira
en- la Habana, ha sidO delirante-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-29

Aver tarde, hablando con eI fiscal SO
lor Torres Grau, nos manifesto que el
lcusado Jose del Carmen Perez no In
Tresara como Sc dijo, eD el Manicurnio.
Despues de detenido estudio lie la
leclaraciones prestailas, st ha liegado al
eonyencimiento de que el criminal nc
tiene perturbatlas sus facuItadey.
Y en- breve le sera Zelda la acusnrI6n
de ascsinatO en- primer grado.
Dificl es que Jose de8 Cagxnon Pfreg
e salve de Ia horca-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-29
NO10 del dI1


refercntes al cafe, no son del todo ma
las.
En Francia Sc lie scguira aplicando la
tarifa minima con 10 que desaparece ell
tenor de la p6rdida de ese mercado pa
IA nuestro excelente cafe.
Otra noticia ha circulado tambi6n que
tiene alguna relaci6n con el cafe puer-
torriuuelio, eS la de que el departa-
mento de Agriculture de Washington,
destina cinco mil dollars para estudiar
alguna mejora de la production cafete
ra en- Puerto Rico.
Un sintoma buenO revela este acuerdo
tomado, es el dc que va cmpleza
comprender EN- Washington por los alto
poderes naci0naIes. que tienen el deber
de auxiliar nueStra dccaida industrial
cafeteria, va que al lamentablc dcsaclcr-
TO con que Sc ha procedido hasta ahora
Sc dcbe el decaimicnto actual.
La suma no rs para que nos fOrJemos
iusiones. Cinco mil dollars no cs una
cantidad sufciente para el fin que es
precise perSegulr.
Durante yarios amos nos hemos cstado
gastando dicz mil dollars por sostener
en- New York una agencia anunciadora,
Y los resuitadoS han sido los que va CO.
nocemoS tod0s.
At,. iA a "a
mitad de eSa suma gastada tan inutil-
mentc?
I'oca coSt por clcrto.
FL asunto ticnr I'm remedio. uno solo,
cue es rre"isamcntc cl que no quieren
aplicar nuoStr0s tut0reS; tiene una So
luc;Gn que g., Ia que Sc obstinan en- no
qulrer ver.
y mientraS no Sc llcguc al punto que
hemos trazado dcsde el comienzo de
nucstra campaila cafeteria, cuantO sc in
tente cianto Sc haga por buscar So
luciones arrcglOs, Scran 0tr0s tantos
fracaso como el de la Agencia de New
York
Lo que Sc necesita cs que Sc incluya
nucstro cafe entire los productos prote-
gidoS por Ia tarifa arancelaria.
"A ESQ tenenOs I'm perfectisimo dere-
cho. No es que pidamOs un favor que
resulte costoeisim0 nuestros tutOreS.
Tn favor seria nutil pedirlo, inutil,
porque en- las practicas americanas no
cntra la de pr0tcger generosamente, ST.
no la de c0merciar sencillamentc. De
ahi que No pidamos la reciprocidad aran-
s,elaria 1 tItlll0 de bcnefcio, sino IL
tulo de inden!nizaci6n.
Use nos impone el prOteccionismo de
todo 10 que IS americana? SLo paga-
mos todo a! precio domesticoY Pues que
Sc nos protoja el cafe contra las compe-
tencias r.lin0sas y el NAL gustO del
consumidor americana.
Esto seria 10 cue llegara entusias-
maInos, ror4He seria cl triunfo de la
.lusticia, dc Ia equidad de la mutua re-
ciprocidad que racamamos.
Pero esa mOdestisima asignaci0n, irri-
soria particU'a de la fabulosa suma que
ileyan periidi. los cafeterOs del pals des-
de que la tarifa Dingley les arrebat6 los
mercados antiques, no eS para que nos
entlsiasmefnOs como han pretendido ha-
cerlo algunos elemcntos empenados en-
abultar laS c0sds pequenas Y en- pre-
sentar como un gran remedio 10 que no
pasa de ser un nal rcmiendo echado al
enorme agujero por Ell q. dcsangra ell
pals, a pesar de las fantasticas sumas
que Sc acumJlan en- pOcas manoS y que
van fernando Ia casta privilegiada de
los millonariOo. frentc a la gran muche-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-29
TribunaleS

I'll Supreme ha senalado las apelacio-
1es en- causas criminales, del s,gundt
termlnO de sesiones
Para Abrii 5 ha Sido seTala6a la eau
(apelaci6nl del pueblo de Puerto Ri
20 contra Jose Rivas, por acometimicn-
o Y aggression con circunstancias agra
VanteS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-29
Una Veiada en- Cabo Roiio

HemoS recibido IL nvitaci6n del cir
culo "Peter Seardsoong'', de Cabo Ro
jo, para La velada que ha de teaer efec
to el treinta y uno de Mario, aniversa
RIO de la muerte de Allan kardec.
Agradecemos La atenci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-29

Ell Official de Sandal, de GALES, In
forma dos casos de varicela y cinco de
sarampion. Tambien remite pianos pa
IA las reformas de una panaderia pro
piedad de Jose Gonzalez en- el barrio
de "Peza."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-29
lDIjrnacii6n De Sandal

Ell Official de Sanidad, de Naguabo,
acusa recibo de la hnfa vacuna recibl-
da reporta Is casos de sarampi6n-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-29

IL doctor Goenaga, republicano, hi.
declarade publicamente que Ell bitR
Oimnsted, esta llamadc 4 hacer G}esa-
parccer con su preston moral, IL rsRala
lierha de }os politicastros para que pue:
da nacer Ia buena planta medicinal
de los principles de moralidad y de-
sinteres
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-29
NOTICIAS

r, doctor Geenaga, ha pubhcs5o nn<
hoja suelta en- la cual hace deciaracio-
nes poiiticas acerca de las nltimas elee-
cienes por el partido rcpublicano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-29

FL director de Sanidad, Beneticen
Ella y Correction, endosa para ser remi
lido al senor Inspector Veterinario de
iistrito Norte, expediente sobre Ell sd
crihcio de varios caballos, propiedad
1el pueblo de Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-29

Don Vicente Andino, Inspector de
Sandal, participa haberse hecho ear
go de su destino repuesto de la enfer-
medad O. sufr1a por 10 cual disfruta-
ba licencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-29

Los senores II. Carmona Hiios, dt
Comerio, solicitan Sc les expida cert
icado de la destruction por el inspec
tor de Alimentos, de $50 libras de baca
lao en- NAL eStado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-29

dumbre que careee de todo que de todo
necesita
Estamos, por desgraeia, muy lejos del
trIunfo para que nadie cante victoria Y
Sc entusiasre pcrque Sc destinen unos
cuantos dollars d buscar acaso por cami-
nos torcldos y oscurOs 10 que esta visto
y resuelt0 con seguir el unico camino q.
hay para esto: el ale La reciprocidad, el
de la equidad, el de Ia justicia-
No hay otro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-29

FL honorable Gobernador de Puerto
Rico, repite communication del ComittA
de Asuhtos inslllares sobre la rcanisi0m
dela sstsdistica demogra6ca qne men
sualmente pubhca La oticina de SanfefaG
de Pnerto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-29
EI Club doctor BetanceS
Los PUERTORRIQUENOS
EN- LA HABANA

La colOnia puertorriquena ha cele-
brado una reunion EN- la Habana, para
constituir ell Club doctor Betances"
Ha sido nombrada un mesa provisio-
nal compuesta de los senores siguien-
tes:
Presidente.-doctor Sergio Cuevas
Iequeira; Secretaries, Juan Canales v
6am6n Llovet; y sc eligi6 Presidente
de Honor la distinguida Poetisa Sc
fora Lola Rodriguez viuda de Ti6.
Sc acOrd6 tambien publican un mani
tiesto, el que sera enviado Pto. Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-29

Los dos estudiantes de la Normal que
iran al cert2nen de Mayaguez son Juh&
Infantc y Luis Garcia Sandoyal, de San
Juan y Rio Pi6dras, respectivamente-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-29
NOtaS RsColafeS

En- La noche del 9 de AbriI Sc iIesara-
a efecto IN coDcierto en- La escuela N9r
NAL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-29

Ell Official de Sanidad, de Carolina, In
forma tres casos de sarampion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-29

Ell alcalde Municipal, de Laias, soil
eta permiso para usar ell Matadero Mu
nicipai, construido con arreglo los
pianos aprobados por la Direction de
Sandal, segun certifcaci6n que acom-
pana.