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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-28
Eli WIKI W.l-v Declares Occupation the
Lilo - w lA~OA Key To Conentment

, herself with jealous ideas of his posi-
bic infidelity, with no cause. What
can this woman do? VIII New Thought
help herr"
When we think of the women who
are struggling with poverty and lone
illness and lack of time to indulge in
the joys Of life (Which are offered by
the arts to the opulent), and of those
who have to deal with cruel and unkind
relatives, or husbands. while they toll
to keep the wolf of hunger from the
door, it becomes difficult to adjust one
self with any degree of patience
The woman who has been described
by her friend needs real trouble. She
needs a virile sorrow. Poverty, death,
or some tragic disaster in her home
would waken her to an idea Of her base
ingratitude, and turn her thoughts
away from contemplation Of her petty
self. perhaps
If a woman of sane mind sat by the
sea and cast priceless jewels into the
pillows. we would not reward her with
pity. We would think she needed TO
have her jewels taken from her and
kept in safety. or given to those who
would appreciate them.
This woman is casting hfe's most
precious benefits into the sea of time.
and she should be deprived of these
blessings, and made to understand their
value by their loss
Needs Occupation.
OCCUPATION IS WHAT SHE NEEDS
FIRST OF ALL
This life is so full of wonderful OPP
portunities of joy and happiness for
those who have time to study. 1t is
great pleasure TO meet a woman or
man who is linguist 1t is = great de-
light to be able. to read and speak
different tongues. They open up new
fields of interest and of usefulness.
Music is exhaustless in its pleasure
giving power
And large avenues of feeling and
new ways of giving help TO humanity
are led into by its study. TO make q
home center of interest and pleasure
for a good man, and for good friends,
is one Of lffe'S most inestimable joys
There is no active occupation" which
offers such dividends of happiness for
a womanly woman as that of the Gull
tured or tactful and loving homemaker.
Thousands of good women are starv-
ing for such divine food as life proffer-
ed this woman, and she is throwing it
away and crying out that she is hun
cry.
She should be deeply and genuinely
ashamed of herself.
She will find her place in the sphere
beyond this a most unsatisfactory one
unless she changes the habits Of her
mind before it leaves her body.
We are hourly making our peace. and
our home in the word beyond. Out OF
the material which life offers, we must
build our heaven if we hope to find
one.
Life has given this woman golden
ore. and beautiful seeds of lovely flow
ers, and fertile ground for a garden
Let her dig her garden and plant and
tend her flowers. and build her mansion
and make it worthy of love. Or else
she must wander in gloom and desola-
ton and poverty by and bv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-28
Do q frScn kaIr1av Tells How to Buy
- i Girl Present.
Ms4am...~-

leather handbag. A silver buckle -
always welcome
For the girl who is fond Of sewing,
a small workbox or basket filed with
needlebook, emery, etc., would be an
appropriate gift.
A long silver chain to hang her latch
KEY on is useful and unique gift A
silver bangle is always dear to girl
heart.
Go to the counter where silver nov
elites are sold. and you will see dozens
of pretty trifies which will suit your
iady's own fancy and your own pock-
etbook.
Do not give her wearing apparei:
she is supposed to buy that hersel1 II
her parents do not supply it.
For the girl whom you admire, put
do not love, the time-honored box OF
candy or bunch of flowers is a suni-
cient Christmas remembrance
Don't run into debt for the sake OF
pleasing the girl you love Spend as
much as you can afford, and no more
Don't despair and don't put OH your
shopping until Christmas eve, a very
bad habit in which many men indulge
Go at noon, or before you go 10
business in the morning.
And don't forget that the mere 1act
that the present comes from you Is the
most interesting and important thing
about it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-28
IA Years Ago To-
From The Herald OF How
This Date 1895 0Ay

+. A school trustee election will be
held in this city on Jan. 19, TO fill the
places of DR.. Race, c. r. Morehead and
E. c. Pew, whose terms of office have
expired.
], The prospects for a sugar factory at
Albuquerque are good. A great deal
of quiet work has already been done.
Col Max Frost, of Santa Fe, dropped
down yesterday and returned north to-
day.
George King will return from Qua
dalajara to spend the holidays with his
family in the City of Mexico.
A McAfee, of the Lustre Mining
company, of FL Orc. Mex. is in town.
Judge Crosby, who is now in the
City of Mexico. said to DR.. Yandell
last week that he saw a telegram that
was sent by president Diaz to minister
Romero at Washington, 10 the effect
that the Mexican government approved
of the plans of the International dam
commission and desired Romero to
urge the u. S. government to expedite
work on the dam.
A party consisting of Dr. Paden,
John J. McCourt, John Quinn. Jos.
Quinn, Wallace and E. j. Gumm,
Frank Golf and Ell Curtis went hunt
ing last week and returned with II
antelope and several jack rabbits.
At the last council meeting, the pay
roll for December. amounting to
s1s95.32. was allowed. and $500 addi-
tional for fire department salaries.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-28
The Poverty" OF Arkansas

history participate
The
participate
pretty families have eagerly
winco
of
wit passing o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-28
Cooperative Advertising


Roswell country attracted by the Chicago display and
the equaby.
intelligent selfish policy this time
unlimited
benefit
of
fully settled FL
profit the agricultural all other
undeT kings coubin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-28

~ HRISTMAS is over, but many a
young man had a terrible time
making selections for his
sweetheart 1t is the same way for
her birthday; the young men never
know what to get. Here is a sample
of some of the letters 1 have received:
Christmas and birthdays always
bother such a man.
Dear Miss Fairfax: Won't you
please help a fellow out by giving
him few suggestions as to what
would be an appropriate Christmas
present for the girl Of his hearth"
In the first place, young man. find
out from the girls sister or best friend
what she most wants.
Then take the saleswoman into your
confidence.
Tell her you want to buy a present
for very fine nice girl and she will
have many useful hints to offer.
Has your lady love a pretty fan?
Fans are always useful as well as
ornamental
small silver candlestick for her
dressing table, or tiny silver tray to
hold pins would make a useful gift.
For SO cents you can buy small sill
yer picture frames.
She might like a silver or gold
thimble. Or, perhaps she would like him
to give her a silver chain purse or
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-28

ct SEE that Mister Carnegie has
gave s10.O00,00O in good hard
- steel bonds" said the Manicure
Lady, TO stop that dreadful war game
II must be a great blessing If the gift
makes good all of that which Mister
Carnegie has figured"
1T ought to be great blessing for
married couples" said the Head Bar
ber II am married, and I know, after
six years of it. that war is what Ma
poleon imagined il was. and what Gen.
Sherman was brave enough TO call it
II wish war could be stopped, OF
course, though there amt enough war
going on these days to amount to any
thing Now and then a greaser down in
Mexico calls himself leader and gets
six or 10 Of his friends to lead him
against the tyrants that is making
Juarez a hotbed Of royalty, and maybe
one of the six or 10 gets shot in the
shins while he is hollering for liberty.
But from what I read in the papers
there amt any terrible amount OF
slaughter. and it seems to me that $10.-
100000 could be put to some better
use"
Generous and Thoughtful.
Il think war is just terrible" said
the Manicure Lady. Il couldn't help
thinking, when read in the paper this
morning about the generous present
made by Mister Carnegie, that
the dear old man was real generous
and thoughtful. amt no cynic,
George and 1 amt beefing about the
fact that some folks has millions TO
give away, while others is eating beef
stew, but it seems to me that wealth
is scattered around too careless like
1 know 100000 ways to spend a dol
lar, and Carnegie knows only one way
to spend s10.06O,000- That amt the
proper dope, George, and it would take
a lot of lawyers to make me believe
il is" ts -
Everybody feels that way when
things amt breaking right. kiddo,"
said the Head Barber. The only way
TO frame things is to keep smiling.
You was smiling q lot when you
came in this morning" said the Mani
cure Lady Don't pull any of that op-
timistic stuff on me about keeping on
smiling. I'd like to bet that you had
a war at home that s10,00O,000 wouldn't
STOP
you would win" said the Head Bar
Der.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-28
TT"ctwEA VARS Denatured Poem

everything left
a
that
hes
noob Battling Nelson for he
vital tales, he Distress and
from
NELSON his like diamonds he oothed and chered
OF and full golden bean. That
sturdy oman,J fronr rustic and
And
wise stick like beesvax to his
Copyright 1910 By es..e. a.,,~.-. ADAMS. (ba.sH ...-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-28

Call Bell lis, Auto IFS. tell wn-t
you want TIL 4Aerald boy will collect
the next day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-28
Swindling Unwary Americans Is
An Old Game That Does Not End

Denied the Mails Swindlers Resort Other Expdents and
Still Thrive
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-28

Cheap shoes don't begin t. hurt till it's
too late t. take 'em back. Theirs so
many different sized authors in Indiana
that Prof. Alex Tansey is buildin' saw
tooth library. -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-28
p r p = + = = > = = = = = = =
J. THE MANICURE
; LADY ON WEALTH.

EFT SEE that Mister Carnegie has
gave 100000 in good hard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-28

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-17

Ell F'AMOSO DESCUBRIDOR DEL
REMEDIO CONTRA LA AVARIO-
DEL REY DE ESPANA.

FI mohi-1.?o de- Esnana atenf0 (
los nroorasos cient1ticos on 81 Universe
ha sido De los prime eros an demostrar sn
admiration no,. 81 famoso m6dice alr-
,.,.n o,,a a.aI,., :. .1..cnhr;. 81 ron,od;o
,tc,1 contra n ay, .,os.s o,an>ner,mcn.
;sAr va = 300rl caso, la comnro,a1o
81 .oaravii1oso ,,do.. cIrativo i,br,ndo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-17

iaran caer sobre nuestras cabezas. otros
buscan el medic de destruir los dlrlgl
bles y aeroplanos.
Sc asegura que el ministro de la que
IRA de Alemania, al miSmo tempo que
ordena la construction de cuarenta
aeroplanos. hace lln pcdidO a la casa
Krupp de seis caIlOnes de I'M nuevo II
30 destinados ser colOcados sObre an
tom0viles de 80 caballos. para ser EN-
pleados contra has maquinas vobadoras.
Estos cairones, segun parece. pueden Ian
zar un "shrapnel" d una altura de cua
tro mil metros Y dejan tras 81 una cinta
de humo negro, que permte rectl
fear Ell tiro Reventando d una distan
ella de 30 i 40 metros de un aeroplano,
sus proycctiIes SON bastante potentes
para darIe la vuelta . para rasgar la
tela de un dirigiblc.
Los alemanes no posccn ell monopolio
de esos aparatos de destruction. Recien
temente Sc han hecho EN- Francia. eN
perienciaS tcl1ninanteS. Sc trata de IN
torpedo aereo que es 10 contrario del
que ha inventado cl obrero de Toulon,
puesto que St cnpIeara para destrnir
los dirigibLeS los otros aparatos que
Ivuelan.
| Todo sc prepara, pues, para Ia glle
|
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-17

NaclOndl Ue IIulcIHlcUdtFS IHACON1o0s'0
V Director de Sanidad; Doctor Jose An
tonic Lopez del Vale, Jefe local de Ia
Habana. de Doctor Gabriel Custodlo,
iefe del Negociado de Desinfecclon, Re
trolizaci0n. Canalizaci6n Y Zanjeos en-
toda Ia Isla. Estos tres tenientes de ell
Secretario Varona-Suarez son de la es-
cuela del Doctor Charles +. Finley (Ca-
nadense), General Wood Y Coronei Cor
gas. Magoon y Corone kean, j. f. Le
Prince el Captain Thomason, constl-
tuyendo la garantia meJor que Sc pue-
da ofrecer al mundo en- general y los
Americanos en- particular, de las envl-
diables condolences Sanitarias y buena
salud de Cuba, bajo su actual admins
TRACTION. Guiteras era del Ej6rcito t>e
los EE. Ut. de A., despu9S de haber ser
vido d Pennsylvania como Presldente de
La Facultad M6dica de su tnlversldad,
es conocido como perito en tiebreS tro-
picaleS Y pprniciOsas, el ronlto negro,
fiebre iaunne. etc. Lopez IS el active
aiecutivo local d cuyas cualidades en6r-
gicas le vali6 repetidoS trluntoS. muy
'elicitado su vez por sus lefes supc-
riores durante el 1ltimo Gobierno de IN
tervenci0n. Custodio era ei braz0 dere-
eho del Coronel Kean intimamente
asociado con el Captain Thomason en- las
nltimas campanaS de Cieniuegos, San
tiag0 de Cuba, los pueblos de la proVln-
cia de Ia IEabana misma, Villa Clara, la
| Trocha Juacaro-NIoron, las Minas de Dan
quiri V puertos de la costa del Norte del
OrieINe. Ell contra de la fiebre amarlia
~ malaria perniciosa-en donde Ia SAM
| dad libr6 Sll Ultima batalIa Su enemi-
90 hist6rico, saIi0 yictoriosa, hasta de
Idejar a la vispera de la enirega. por
segunda vez a su puebIo-sin raiz
ldal v0mito negro.
Varona-Suarez. GlitcraS, Lopez del
Vale Y Gabriel Custodio--el lltimo en-
particuIar-Son los hombrcS del dia que
mcrecen las graciaS de tOdo Cubano Y
| todo extranjero que tiene inter6S en-
Cuba Y su porvenir. Por eIIos los ne
gocios de la lsla son pr6speros, Por
clioS. tenemos los hotcleS IIenoS de tou-
ristaS, y por elos. en- los circuIos finan-
cieroS cNiSte la cOnfianza.
| LA REPUBLICA DE CUBA dcS
pu6s de los Estados l'nidoS de Austria
liza ES Ell PALS MAS SALUDABLE
IDEL MUNDO ENTERO Con la NOR
Atalidad de 2S,632 personals en- eI aHC
pasado, registraron 70,l67 nacimientoS
NO hay v6mito negro va, y eXiste pocos
caSoS de malaria.
! Cajo stands at the hoad Of the process
sion.
Geo: Eugcno BRYSON.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-17

areoplano, el globo dirigible, que po-
dian ser los mensajeros paciticos de los
pueblos, estan en via de convertlrse
en- maquinas de guerra.
Cuando pasan majestuosos, enema
de nuestras cabezas, levantamos los bra
zos hacia elIos para aclamarles; prom
to. hui1,emos cuando los veamos porque
traen consigo la muerte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-17

Tn telpgrama. frrhad0 en Tolon. nos
dice que I'm obrero del taller mecanico
,l. armaS. ha c0nS.ruido an torpedo
que los dirigiblns aeroplmos podran
llevar facimcnte pIesto cue solo pcsa
ocho kil6gramos.
Es un aparato de amnini0. martea
do Y templado. cargado &c balaS y
IaIg0d6n p0Iv0ra. Sc puede lamar de
no importa que aItura. contra Ia tro
pa. un navio. una obra de defensa. una
villa Sitiada etc al reyentar debc de
producer grandes estragos.
iOuG protection podemOs emplear pa
ra librarn0s del tai torpedo? No p0de
mos c0nstrlir b0vedas de acero sob.
las ciudadcS nj dotar cada soldado
.le TN hlindaic especial. Estaremos sin
J defeusa contra todo 10 que nos venga
| de arriba i mcn0s uIle 0tras fuerZaS
draas So Ianccn contra los invas0res
Y entoncps Ken medic de las nubes ten
dr4 hgar 81 rudo combate parccido al
, one Se describe en- Il oscuro Iibro de la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-17
IA SANDAL CUBANA.--NUEFOS
TRUTNFOS DEL G0BIERNo DE
LA REPUBLICA.
Por Geo: Eugenio Brusoa', e4-f'aspec'0'
de Saaidad del Canal dc Panama.
Correspondence particular del 00-
TETIN MERCANTlL:
HABANA, Cuba, Nbre- y, l9Io~

Salnd pnbhca. Orden y Segundao'
Flecciones Imparciales una AoIiii"''-
4roo;6p Honrada constituyen las bases
IA Crsdito Nacioual: Y aun mas; st
nuede decir que, aseguran "a Ia h"'H"
Reniibhca de Cuba una Fifa afsf' s,n
- 40 mis- intcrvenciones por par'e
rosne+able tutor padrastro-ios
Es+ados Uoidos FL orden Ell na''' i'N
-,.o,.ado durante las ultlmas eleccloheS'
doc nronicdades de los slndlcatoS ii''ei
nacionales que va tienen mliloheS /"
.,o,+;dos en Cuba y las sldas q" 'o> '>
.,a.,,.os rasidqntes de Ia lSa, eStah
h;an asacurados por ci Goblerno prosfe-
.;s+a Y hen ad1ninistrado dei freSl''i'
a4,,a1 Gcneraf lose Miguel Voii0'A'
a frrra ciyiea militar del palS o''
n6r;to especial Y de cuyo carac''i , },
f,ayza moral. como de Su Naiof Peio''.<''
-a1;. ,,,ode dudar. asj, el eredlto naelo-
-, IA rrba esta en- aiza. y ia AdlIlihlS-
traction tiene Ia confianza de ioS hi'"ii
a;oros mss notables de los grahaeS cc"-
~ oacocios. como NueVa YORK I'd
IordroS Rt,rlin. Amsterdam y we
n no,venir de la Republica va esta
,.s; secure. V 5quienes deben aiegfarS'
a os+o roas que los mismoS AmerlcanoS'
1os cnales toman para 81 el eredito oe ','
hprle avudado tanto a los fatriotaS oe
IA G,,erra de independence
Ios Esnanoles que Sc quedaron en- Id
1sla los miles de inunigranteS llegaooS
80 las proyincias peninsuiareS hSR'a'o-
7as durante los ultimos dlez amos para
~4ablooo,Sa on Cuba. Sc encucntran caSl
.oaos felises V pr6speros bajo la ban
dora de IA nueva repubiica Y FL Dla-
rio de Ia Marina. 6rgano principal Ut
EOS centros y sociedades EspanolaS en- Id ID
uobana es ef primer perlodlco y qui
zsc 81 mas autorizado entire los dlarloS
dafensores del Gobierno del General "o
mez.
Nucbos Amerlcanos intetlgenteS y ac
f;vos yiyen contentos en- Cuba, haolehu'
es+ablecido las bases De buenos negoeio'
= tornado familia en- Ia isia: eStoS III
4ienen ouejas del gobierno m deseoS Ut
7rse on bpsca de climas meJoTeS, por que
bien saben-no existe ca parte alguna
del nueyo mnndo-
Los miles de T0urfStdS que FieheH "'
los Estados Unidos Y Canada para paSaI
ai inv;erno en- las Antiilas, como el misin'
General Gomez, Presidente de CUBA III
4ienen sino palabras de feiicltaclon par
81 Doctor Varona Suarez, Secretarlo az
Sapidad Benefcencia. &ohre las con
s1Icioaes sanitarias eXistentes, no Soi'
4.n Ia Habana sino de toda. la lsla II
Doctor Varona-SuareZ, medico notable
de la capital Representative en- la ga
mara Ilamado por ei presldente para
.oeupar su actual puesto en ei gamnete
ram,nci6 4 un porvenlr briilante come
diputado para asunir IA direction poi
4ica del Departamento, qulzas, el ma
7nnortante en- el Gobierno; en- 10 cua
ha mostrado gran actividad { lnteres SIN
gular Sl1 "estado mayor consiste g
nm secretario ncutivO; el doctor JON
syu;teras como presidents de la Junt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-17
La guerra en- e| aiTe
para el BOLETIN MERCANTIL.

POGO d POGO Vemos reallzarse nues--
tros sucnos, nuestras audaceS quimeras
La navegaci6n submarine, la conquis
Ia del aire no eXiste soIamente en- la
imagination de un Julio Verne FL hom
)re Sc sumerge en- el aqua y dirige d
u guisa los submarines, al mismo
Tempo, cual gigantesco pajaro, atravie
,a las nubes Y realiza vuelos prodigio
sos
Numerosas catastrOfes nos ensenan
lue ain estamos lejos de la perfeqci6n,
lue nuestras alas son fragiles; dichosa
nente tenemos ell derecho de eSpera
ne dentro de POGO tempo la ciencia
labra descubierto algnn medic para ase
surarnos contra los academies Ese
dia, el problema areo sera conpletamen
te resuelto.
Apenas empezamos a elevarnos en el
aspaciO, va nos preocupamOs de com
vertir esta admirable c0nqnista, EN- he
instrumental de odio de muerte FL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-17

Hace cinco amos en- lln numero extra
ordinario que pubIic6 Fl Petit Pari-
sien''. habia un articulo acompanado
de grabados que en aquel tempo fue
considerable como una eXtraOrdinaria
fantasia. lln cuento terrible y dichosa-
mente destinado quedar para siempre
en- estado de leyenda. rs decir irreallza
bic
Los Alcmanes acababan de invadir a
F'rancia: con un numer0sislmo eJerclto
de infanteria, caballeria, artilleria acom
panada de AUTOMOBILES blindados. Era
un tOrrente humane qlre atravesaba la
| frontera parecia que tOdo serla aplas
tado a su paso Sin embargo, el pri
ner momcnto de estupor pasado Sc 10
naron. las medidas neceSarias de defen
sa.
La bataIa empieza. fwiosa pero el
jenemigo no podia defenderse de la ar
itilleria aGrca francesa. Dirigibles y apa
ratios mas pesados que el aire evolucio
naban encima de las diviSiones alema
lnas, lanzando Sobrc ios soldados obuseS
IformidableS que contenian explosives
de una potencia incredible. reduciend
polvo los fucrtcs mejor conStruidos.
La invasion So transformaba bien prom
Ito en- derrOta.
Este relate era. la vez, cientitico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-17
REGALO DEL "BOLET|N"
jQUIERE listed GANAR UN
RELOJo

A fines del c0rriente mes de Dici
bre, regalaremos un reloj entire los
'ectores del BOLETIN.
Sc elegira y senalara de un modo e.
pecial IN ejemplar del BOLETIN, 90
dos les dias desde el 10 hasta ell. -,
y al lector cue haya podiGo reunir
mas nUmeros De los marcados especial
mente EN- el rlazo indicado, Sc lie adj /
(licara el reloj que podra ser de Sra 8
De caballero, elegir
Sc indicar3 tedos los dias en- que COP
siste Ia senal hecha en- ell ejemplar del
Ida anterior, para que pueda ser asl
faoflmente encontrada.
La senal que Sc ha hecho en- un I'll
nero de hoy eonsiste en- anadir . al
tar una letra al titulo ell texto de un
anuncio para que resulte equivocadc
Ademas de la senal, que Sc hara NJ
blico manana. el ejemplar que la contel
ga ira marcado con una contrasena que
nos asegure de su autenticidad.
Los lectores del BOLETIN conser--
varan en- su poder los numeros mar
cados, del dia 25 al 30, los remitiran
la administration de este peri6dico,
San jose principal, donde Sc hI,a
81 lecrento Y SO adjudicara el reloi. III
que mas numeros marcados presente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-17

FL trrcsorcro y Sccretario de Ia Uni
ycrsdad dc Puerto Rico. solicitan s.
Io informe CON rcspecto la causa de Ia
muertc de una yaoa de los terrenoS d.
Ia i'nivcrsidad. propiadad del Pueblo
de Puerto Rico FL inspector Veterina
rio del distlito Sur, senior Maras infor
ma que dicha yaca Sc encontraba pade
ciendo desde hacia a4lg1n tempo bron
conemonia suplrativa '', SIM Qne huble
Sc sdo notada sl enfermcdad nj atendi
da
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-17

Los doctores senores Giol y Ferrer.
Official de Sandal de Ponce y medlco
de Sanidad martina de aquel puerto.
solicitan authorization para deSemba2'
car y trasLadar a terra el cadaver de
Serrafin Natal. falIecido en- Washing
ton 4 consecuencia de astenia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-17

FL official de Sanidad de CoroZal. IN
forma que han quedado terminadaS las
ohras del nucvo matadero municipal, 81
h rpaiizado Ell un TODD de acuerdo
con los pianos aprobados por la direc
ci6n de Sanidad en 81 de Mayo Ultimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-17

Ell inspector. D. n. informa acerc&
del estado sanitario en que So encuentra
ell pueblo y Ia jurisdiction de Gurano
manifestando que la infection de tiebro
tifoidea decrece pallatinamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-17

FL inspector de Sanidad, senior Andl
no. informa acerca del estadO antihlgle
nico en- que Sc encuentran has casas No.
% de Norzagaray 1O6 de la caIle
del Sol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-17

FL Inspector de aIimentos, de Ponce,
informa haber descomizado a Raul Gi
menez, % barriles de uvas espanolas,
V ell intereSado solicita oertiticaci6n ere
ditiva del decomiso y destruction hecho
por eI Inspector de alimentos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-17

FL Official de Sanidad De San Juan.
solicita Sc autorice al celadOr del celneA
terio para verificar la eXhlumacion de
1913 restos mortaEcS depositados en Ia
fosa comiin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-17

La senal hecha en- el llnico ejempIar
marcado aver. fme guitar una S al anlln
cio de los Sen0res Sucesores de ABAR
ICA. Con la indicada Suppression qued6
asi el anuncio: SUCESORE DE ABAR-
Ca.