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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25
WILL TRAVEL SO. 900 MILES 10 a
SEE LEFFREES-JO JOHNSON FIGHT


I've talked 10 many an enthuslaa
dc fight IAN and have hoard Of others
who aeemlngly deserved the PALM
hat have lust heard OF the man
who L. entitled 60 the title Of daddy
Of All the fight hugs In the world
This prise bug ls Peter Gordon
Grlmga native OF Georgia, pres
ami addreNs, Christmas island tlirit.
ishl Occanlca. % which flyspeek on
Che worlds map Grimes Is one OF
eix white men residents.
II yea want Co locate Christmas
island. you take q map 81 oeeanica
ana gana al0ng the tenth parallel
south latitude. AZ che angle formed
hy lines running assoc miles east ~
TIE northern tip OF York peninsular.
Australia. and ESQ miles south ~
elngaporc. Won viii find a dot about
The size OF bantam period II
doesn't hook big enough % house q
mature guat but lt boasts Of a pop
ulatlon ui $4,000 natives
Christmas Islands nearest neigh'
Dor big enough to be charted g Va
tavia. on the island Of Java All
around. the indian ocean monsoons
whenever the mood selEcs lt
Having located Christmas isiRnd,
LET me tcli you about the man Who
pronoaes io travel the i5.0oe miles
dividing the lsland from san Fran.
eiscn. Just to see az he SAYS. Jim
Jeffries make the yellow come up Ia
Johpson's neck. Youil remember
Grimes halls from 0corgia
A clobe Trotser.
About three Years ago. after a ca.
reer which began IN Atlanta and
spread from New York 20 Plttsburg.
peter Gordon Grimes, newspaper.
man. with a fondness for writing
spcrt feature stories fogsook the
fourth estate and got himself a JOB
on a ranch ln Texas Here he held
forth Iona enough 90 accumulate a
bank roll. and then. the Mardl Gras
season being on. be pulled MS
freight Tor New Orleans
Grimes remained In the Louisiana
metropolis while the festivities
on and then boarded a llner for
Hamburg. where he found employ
ment as secretary 60 the European
manager 81 the American Car a
Foundry Co
From Hamburg be weut 60 Man
chester with his employees, thence e
Port Said. Cairo. Yokohama. Hong
kong and finally SINGAPORE Il was
while IN Singapore that Grimes EN-.
ployer located him with company
exploiting the gypsum mines and
tea plantations on Christmas lsh
and With visions % riches to BE-
had Tor the striving. Peter Gordon
Grimes % Georgia. Yale man.
jumped into the new life and made
good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25

them under real mahogany and sit
down Ga a room filled with white
men and white women. eating
white folks grub.
Whcu ws first heard ~ the
fiEat we understood a waa 90 talks
place ia Australia, and W. all fig.
nrrd on ehartering a eoasicr ga
take u Ia Hot when ~ learned
e was 60 BE- IN The states. the Eng
iiahmon refused 10 so. go am
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25

overwhelmed. and n viii not sur
prise mo II he quits na soon ns Jof-
fries reaches him with body blows
know jeff would not fight n he
did not believe be- could win. but
Two got q letter from him saying
that he'il be rs strong ana fast aF
ever, nnd advising mo % bet ON him
I'm going 20 Los Angeles soon "a
look the big follow over myself and
n I find tbat hia wind 81 all right
IH Def 70 bundle Yes. and I expect
10 gaf even money becauqe IN a..
false impression that johnson really
has "a chance To- vim"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25
DE ROUEN LOSES
FOR USING TEETH

PEORIA, Il. Feb 25 Raou d.
Rouen, the French wrestler lived up
y bis unsaVgry reputation for uu-
fgir mat tactics in be- match with
Ihsifl Mahmout here iaaf night Thr
Frenchman pit and gougod hia oppo
nent iu spite II repeated warming
and both falls were finally given t1
Mahmout on fouls. tho first ln IS
and the second IN IN minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25
FIGHT LOCATION IS
STILL UNDECtpI


SAN FRANCISCO. Feb IS
Fight fans here are nnxlousis
awaiting authoritative an
: npuucemrni from either Jack
Gleason nr Tek Richards desiK.
; hating the location ~ the arena
; IN which deffrfrs and johnson
: wiil settle their differences
Gleason declared that the mlii
, would assurediy DO staged IN
: California. bat refused 10 com
; NIT hlmself az "a tho exact site
We are waiting" he said.
: We arr setting al kinds ~
' propositions, and intend to give
them All a chance % come III
before we make a final decision.
; our business must be handled
: e. other business We want
: the most advantageous terma
~ certainly is not settled
: that the fight shall De- held
uudcr the auspices ~ the
: Broadway or any other club
: ] atill have my Ocean View
permit or course I favor san
: Francisco n we can secure a
permit here FOR t6-round
: contest"
= $500 $1,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25

John T. Sullivan has "a 12-wcok
engagement lu tho music halls OF
Europa his first appearances si,var
there sintel W. fought u4Ndrnis'
Mitchell. f"l ili11ff bra dsaB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25

VIM q itDgkfeiier ia ceiling his
him over $50 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25

ffhe White sox VIII be- the Tigers
! RT.apie.1 tan@hlM Tie ponnant flag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25
5000 Dress Trousers $500
$3.50 Dress Trousers $500
5000 Dress Trousers $500

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-25

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The Detroit times., 1910-05-06

Of safety ~ The time. aud Josephine
WIS brought safely into The world
The other dav she was arrested
charged with being an iuceudiary as
result OF q series of fires IN the
Viciuity OF josephinos home. Sterling.
81. south side
The explanation given by her moth
or Is that Josephine liked to see the
ire engines Ina action that the girl
had perfect mama for the excite
meni attending a fire. and that the
lranclng horses. shouting hromcn and
attendant clamor combined 10 make
M Irresistible attraction tor her
Tn" case Is probably the most
curious which the local Juvenile court
ever has had 90 solve.
II is the honest belief OF her mother
and the noishhors that the little girl
+ the victim of pre- natal Influence.
According 20 people who live near
the PatagoWsha home II had been an
open secret before Josephiuo's arrest
that she was responsible for the
fires. but knowing the circumstances
surrounding her birth no ono felt
like Informing The police thinking
thc girl would outgrow her fault
She is accused of setting fire 60
one house four times. TO another three
times and 10 her own home once. 10
Magistrate Winters Josephine admit
ted that 90 sec the fire engines IN
operation was her greatest delight.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06

terball. don't they have anything to
cat at your house? -
No" Moved the sCraegly one.
My folks went to the country for the
summer and didn't even leave me any
milk And as TO mice. | can't get into
the house to catch any
We'll. if that isn't just like some
dumb folks | know whore the milk
pan is kept Mt our house. My mis-
trcss slaps me for getting into 1t. but
she won't miud-you look so hungry.
Anyway. she isn't at home, purred
Buttegball, as she led the kitten TO
the cellar window where pane OF
glass was out
Into the window Crept the two cats,
lightly jumping to the floor.
Buiterball proud of playing the
part of hostess. led the hungry guest
10 the shelf where stood. not saucer,
but big pan OF rich milk Eagerly
the half-starvcd. neglected kitten
drank -eveu SO far forgetting her
manners as TO put both feet into II.
My. I'm full clear to my neck.
she wheezed just as they heard the
front door open.
There's my mistress. We better
run" warned Buttcrball
I'm her haste 10 get out OF the pan
the kitten and pau-milk and all
fell TO the floor The mistress hear
Ing the noise pcercd down the stairs
and decided she would have 90 repair
the window 10 keep thieying cats out
1t couldnt have been Butterball
because she Is ON the back fence,
she said 10 herself.
Little did she guess that just below
Buttcrball the scragely one was
diligently smoothing her FUR after her
milk bath
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06
GIRL LEADS RAID
ON MYSTIC SECT
New York Lass Brings Rescue Across
Continent and Ends Queer Rites
"C-m, the Healer Is Jailed.

NEW YORK, May 5.--"Oom ~ stood
in the center OF the floor IN long
robes, gazing into a crystal ball About
him. ON rich. thick. oriental rugs seven
old men and six young girls dance"
up aud down chanting strangely.
Their garments were scanty anu
chung closely 10 their bodies Inc
lights were dim; a strange odor ol
incense arose
All OF this was within fine stone
mansion i'm the city's finest residence
district The doors were of heavy
oak. the thick walls held all sounds.
The dance grew wilder and wilder.
Now aud then one OF the old men
would seize the hand of girl and
dance with her
There was a rush Of feet on the
stairway. \ girl in street CLOTHES
dashed i'm. and also an elderly woman.
And behind them came policemen
The dancers were struck with SUR
prise Suddenly one of the thinroho'
girls rushed go the elderly woman aud
cried. My sister Ny good sister I'm
SO glad you've come
II wasn't long before a patrol wagon
carted the Dom away
This is tine manner IN which Ne"
Yorks latest religious cult was
broken up.
Dom whose right name is Pierre
barnard and who in spite OF his sup.
posed mysticism. is a Chicagoan has
leila Hopp. New York girl, TO thank
FOR the raid.
Zclia discovered That there was
Tacoma Wash, girl, IN the strange
house whose name was Gertrude Leo
This girl had sister in Seattle. Mrs.
Mary Hannaford, and 10 her leila
Hopp wrote.
Mrs. Hannaford rushed 10 New York
and with leila called the police into
the case.
bernard. who has a foX-Iike face is
about 40. He claimed 10 be omniro-
tent and tho police say that the girls
Who followed his strange religion DO
nevcd he could kin them with
glance. Rich and elderly New Yoris
men who also Joined i'm the religious
ceremonies" did not have So blind a
faith i'm the "Ooms" powers, hut they
attended the ceremonies regularly,
nevertheless.
After the arrest Dom was charged
with ahducting Gertrude Leo. II ~
said "Oom started establishments in
several cities across the country
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06

Bead fringes matching the costume
are often seen on smart gowns
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06

der the name of the Continental Wire
less Telegraph 4 Telephone Co, which
proposes to oDeratc from coast 70
coast F. 4 Davis. of Philadelphia. IS
president, and Thomas f. Clark, ot
the local concern, IS general manager.
The Clark company now operates as
far as Duluth. ana Mr. Clark will 90
west shortly to establish stations that
Will extend the service 20 the Pacific
coast The other companies involved
i'm the merger are the Collins Wireless
Telephone CO. Of Newark, y, j., the
Na,sio Wireless Telegraph Co, or
Providence. r. L. and the Pacific wire
less Telegraph
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06
CLERK CHARGED WITH THEFTS.
Philip Fox. EmSloye Of L. r. Gross.
light, Locked UP.

Philip Fox - years old. clerk for
l.. Il GrossHght. Monroe.aye pawn
broker. was arrested. Wednesday
night by Detectives Baker and Kun
KEEL He is alleged TO have systemati-
cally stolen money and ieweiry from
the firm 20 lhe amount of $4,000 II
Was learned Thursday that Fox S
father has pawnshop in London,
Ont. II is Thought a settlement will
be effected Grosslieht says ne viii
not prosecute
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06
FASHIONS

Black hats are much worn for eve
niHg. and are almost devoid Of trim
ming i'm many instances. White col
ored and black aigrcts and ostrich
feathers are also used 90 trim them
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06
25t saloons In Fret Precinct

Detectives Wilson and Black have
Just completed census OF the saloons
of the first precinct. There are now
35t in the district covered by police
headquarters, as against $40 last year
The increase is explained by the fact
that the territory i'm the first police
precinct has been increased
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06
WILL KEEP RECORDS.
County Clerks 10 Be Given History Of
Auto Speed Violators.
lansing. Mich. May . CSpccia

LANSING, Mich. May o. (SpcciaD
Clerks i'm the secretary of states
Office are compiling the history OF all
automobile drivers in the state who
nave Leon arrested Tor speeding OF
other violations of the automobile
law.
al county clerks will be- furnished
with the data and 10 viii be used 70
determine whether viulaturs are first
offenders or not
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06

\ great French artistic had been
the whole program at "A morning en-
tortainmont at an orphans home She
WAS invited TO stay Tor breakfast.
when she broke an egg at her plate.
ont rolled ton gold pieces
SIZE said gracefully. II like eggs.
but cat only the white ] must leave
.be yolk tor tho babies"
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06
GIRL, IS, JAILED
AS FIRE F|ENO
Born Midst Flames She Has Perfect
Mama for Excitement Attending
mi Confagration.

PlTTSBURG. May 5-Thirteen
years ago Josephine Patagowska was
horu amid the din and Clamor OF
fire an the home of her parents.
Hey mother was carried TO place
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06
ACTORS STRICKEN.

WaDtI dItaterro and FfdhN WOINHIUs
Quit Stage.
NEW YORK. May g. Mabel Talia
ferro and Frank Worthing are in re
.tircment from the stage TODAY, the
former from "A nervous collapse and
the latter from tuberculosis of the
throat
Worthing returned today from Pitts.
burg where he was forced 10 quit nh"
leading part i'm is Matrimony Fail
uc9' Ne will sail for England SAT
Url2y for treatment but II is not be
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06

Iieyrd that he Will ever be able 10 re-.
Turn 20 the stage His trouble has
been growing worse rapidly and ne
has now iOst his voice
Mabel Taliafcrru, vino i'm private
life is Mrs Frederic Thompson. was
taken today to a sauitarium at Dan
vile, y. Y
THE cali OF the Cricket in which
she WAS starring at the Belasco, has
been closed
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06

Upturncd brims are the smart
thing i'm millinery Small hats are
high style Scarlet in every shade
is the predominant color In millinery.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06

GinRhams pcrcales and colored
lawns are very attractive made mp in
peasant blouse styles.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06

Long pendant earrings OF jewels or
Jet are worn with evening costumes.
Large hoops of Egyptian design are
ia high style.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06

Clark Wireless in Big Merger.
The Clark Wireless Tclograph-Teie
phone Co, of Detroit, is one of seyera
companies thar have been merged ua
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06

II was "a scraggly half starved kit
ten that stopped To mcw good
morning 10 slick. well fed Butterbail.
iMK gOndness.' meoNed Miss Butt
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-20
sIGLER APARTMENTS.
office s35 ouachIta Ave.

OHlcc 335 OuachIta AVG. Furnished in suits Of two, three and four rooms. for light housekeeping Electric lights, gas ranges, hot and cold water in each apartment and best of all steam heat on tap when wanted. Paved street best location, low rates, quiet.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-20
soa COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.

The sentinel-Record is authorized 10 announce the candidacy of Mr. David A. Crockett as a candidate for office of county superintendent feet to the action of the Democrat
 imaries.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-20
GROWING IN POPULARITY.

The more it becomes known the bet. fer it is liked One bottle sells two and those two sell four. New bros Herpicide is what we are talking about It cleans the scalp of all dan druff and destroying the cause. a llt- tle germ CT parasite, prevents the re- turn of dandruf As a hair dressing it is delightful, it ought to be found on every toilet table. It stops falling hair, and prevents badness. It should be used occasionally, as a preventive to protect the scalp from a new inva- sion of the dandruff microbe. Sold by leading druggists Send 10c in stamps for sample to The Herpicile Co.,, De- troit, Mich One Dollar bottles guar anteed Iackson's Pharmacy and Sorrells Drug Co.,
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-20
The Story of The Third Degree"
eR0neHeaeneuausn

 leans forward on the table, "Wont you lease say ite" she urges. and when he does it is not strong enough 10 please her, If they succeed in in- dueucn- Howard 10 bring suit ae8ust her she won't defend it, she says Perhaps uot but I wuL" declares Brewster
 Annie Let ue tell you something. Mr. Brewster deceived Howard as ro my ago. I'm older than uc is Ile thinks l am younger 1 Brewster Well. gooro mot the first woman N.a has done lbat believe me however, worm look 25 when he's lo. and that's eNtenaaaug ctrcum- stances.
 Annie-I toob advn.age of his mex perience. Mr. Brewster. and I'm going not to lei this one mistake ruin his career.
 Brewster-He.s p. and if boys Of that age are no. men. they never will he Upon my worI if was 9 I'd ] let this divorce eo through and marry you myself. But Im not Che adds qmc.dD SO we want discuss l.. Now don't pretend to be pleased.
 As compliments are passing. How ard comes back. After greeting Brewster he informs him he is going ahroad-has just telephouoI his fa- ther Well, l don't approve of it." Brewster replies. Don't interrupt | me. young man. don't approve of ir. and you can tell your nther said so." Annie tries t9 step him as How ard insists upon knowing why he doesot approve
 Brewstcr-Your wife's conduct is a topic Of conversation among your friends.
 Ho"ard-I neiter know nor care what they say.
 Brewsror-A And that's hc reason you leave her to fight the battle alone
 Howard he4ins to reaIiya. aI never thought of hat" he says. "l wanted 10 eet away from it all. Father offered me he chance . :" "Alr. Brewster you've gone far enough" Annie inter- Eenes. But Howard understands. He is not going away he declares. and now Brewster asks ,Annie's Dermis- sion 10 tell her husband the truth which she refuses to grant Then iiI tell him without your permission he answers, and proceeds to inform Howard that was the other Mrs. lief fries who visited Underwood the nieat iot the suicide. Then l did hear her voice, the boy muses. and turning to Annie, asks why she could not trus, him. anu as it dawns clearly upon his mind what she has done for his father and stepmother. he cries: "lt was splendid splendid. Annie
 Anuie-What of the future2
 Brewster to Howard)-Youu come into m office and study law.
 Howard-Thaun you, Mir. Brewster 'fo Annie). You'n forgive me for wanting to leave you, won't you. old eirl?"
 Don't call me old girl Howard" Annie begs, as she jrops her head "bec3use its true"
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-20
ESCAPED LYNCHiNG.
Mob Tries to Hang Negro That Had
 Committed Assault.

Sulphur Springs. Texas. Feb 19- Hooker Finncy. a negro who was son teuced to ninety-year term in the peniteutiary for assaultine tenyear- old white girl a Como, escaped lynch ing late last nieht, when he ws7 hur. ried from Greeuyine by oiscers A mob of a hundred men from Como who went 10 Greenville with the in. tention of lynchius FiuneN were shown through tho prison and left convinced the prisoner was mol hidden there The prisoner Was afterwards
 taken 10 Dallas Tho girl will re- cover. but is suffering from a nervous collapse
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-20
KILLED BY FIRE WAGON.

Shreveport La, Feb. 19.-J A. Will son a prominent lumberman and head of the firm bearing his name for. merl} ot S. Louis, was killed here to- day. Mr Wilson was alightng from street ear when he slipped on the ice and fell directly in front of the horses drawing a heavy hose cart to a fire. The vehicle passed over his body, causing almost instant death,
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-20
CUT FLOWERS.
NOTICE

Registered Jersey bull services $2. Phone 15S9 20 LII
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-20

WE HAUL YOUR BAGGAGE AND CHECK SAME TO YOUR pEsTINA. TON WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE CALL AT OUR OFFICE OR PHONE POP. COOPER BROS. LIVERY q TRANSFER co.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-20
Fl o [ eI Put na n1
R. FIsHRACK, Prop.

K. FISHtACk, Prop.
 Rates $700 to 5000 per Week. One block to Bath Houses, Post office, Auditorium T heatre lIalfbiock to RI.k Island depot. Centrally located to Business part of City. All outside rooms.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-20

SKATING EVERY NIGHT, 8 p. M. TO 10 p. M. FOR LADIES. ADMlS- SION AND SKATES FREE. BlJOU RINK. If
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-20
(Continued from Yesterdayl

"I wouldn't keep Captain Clinton waiting for the wlrld,' Annie cries, a- she msles from the room. leayin- Brewster and Mrs Jehres in dazed condition
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-20

Buy your wood and coal from t9e Ht Springs Wood and Coal Yards Telephone. 7s aud l95 Il. C. B0ndu r,s, ssgi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-19
MueIte del Padre ua}@

En- E'E1 Listin Daaio'' de Santo Do
mingo, encontramos ell suelto siguiente
que reproducimos en- homemade 4 la me-
moria de un respectable sacerdote q. go
zaba aquf de prandes simpat1as:
Dice el importante colega dominicano
"Ayer en- la mafiana recibimos de MUGS
tro diligente corresponsal en- S. P. de
Macoris el telegrama siguiente:
San p de Macoris, mario 81.
Anoche falleci6 EN- esta ciudad ell Pbro.
Lucas Llad6, cura de esta parroquia.
CoRREsPONsAL.
Ell sellor Pbro. Llati6 era natural de
Mallorca (islas Baleares) y residia en- ell
pals desde ed ano 1899. F'ue Cura Eco
nomo de Cathedral y luego de la parro-
quia de San Pedro de Macoris. En-
Pto. Rico desempeno la cura de almas
de varias parroquias Posela algunos
bienes de fortuna.
Era hombre de bastante iltlstraci6n v
estaba dotado de un gran espiritu de
actividad. Algunos trabajos llevados a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-19
Que hello es sssi pals!
JTN AEROGRAMA DE BRYAN

Nueva York naarpes Ell leader de los dens'oratas
AIR Waliasa J Bryan eattrevist celebrate con Mr.
dsyu,ar ha eloiado entsiasno Ia beeza de Puerto
Rieo de Snramerea-
Ies1e tl buque euvio aorograma Mr. Bryan, dcpendo
sae ssaba sorprendido de la belleza de Puerto Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-19
GABLEGRAMAS.
SePvlcIo Especial del BoIet1n MePcantIl
El saaar trio do los nifsoR
PELIGROSAS INOCUhACIONES

Nneya York, martes.-En Fiadelfa ha calsado gran
indignation la duunea hecha por el Herald " diciendo
sue la Unversidad de PENNSYLVANIA estan hacienda
exEermentos nedeos inocdaeione pegrosas
TO SeSenta nifos huerfanOs
La indignation popular vfvisma-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-19
Elisa TavarpZ de StOrer

Primer Premio del Conservatorio de
Madrid y CON una gran practica profe-
sional.
Sc ofrece como profesora de piano y
mdsica, en- sn domfcilio, San Francisco
So,
San Juan, P. E
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-19
Roosevelt, sp0stoB
de In pax
LO QUE DICEN Los HUNGAROS

Nueva York, h.artes-E padlamento Kungaro atAama
q Teodoro Roosevelt, namandole ap6stot de la paz.
La oyael6n al ilrntre vajero ha sdo indescriptibe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-19
Un buque embarranc9do
NO Sc AHOGO Ell PASAJE

Nueva York, martes-E gran Trasa1antco Ms1ahaha
enc6 Scly Inglaterra yendose totadmenbe pique.
Ed pasaje que numeroso, ha poddo savsrse. El 81
niestro sc atribuye Ia nebdina
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-19
Los varieties De 7ajai
EN- Ell C1e4R PUERTO RICO

Fu6 IN entrad6n, un lleno asfixiante
Ell espectaculo que ofrecen los bufos IS
eminentenente popular, y fue aplaudi-
dIsimo por "a galeria, que pidi6 muchas
veces la repetici6a de Ia rumba.
La simpatica artista Zulima cant0 va
rias romanzas entire elias las del "Cabo
primero" y "Gigantes y Cabezudos, Z"
nHuy afinladanente y con ell APPLAUSE ge-
neral del puhteo.
Las pelfculas SON muy buenas, muy
nuevaS.
La compania tiene tambi6n un prest-
digitador que trasajs hmpio fue muy
aplaudidO.
Los preeios son Muy baratos.