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The Washington herald., 1911-04-06
TRY THE NATIONAL
DINNER OR LUNCH
EIGHTH AND G SIS. NV.
Quality and Service Unexeel1eL
OPEN SUNDAYS.
OPEN SUNDAYS.

nal Buster Brown Girl" complete tho
showing
The OConnor & Rowe stock company
will be seen in a repertoire Of standard
plays during its stay at the Majestic.
beginning next week. Sherlock Holmes
dramatized from Conan Doyie's The
Sign of the Four" will be tho opening
play. Herbert O'Connor will be seen in
the title role.
Interest in the concert to be given at
the Columbia Theater Easter Monday
afternoon, April II. at 2 o'clock, by Vic
tor Herbert and his orchestra. Is moro
actively manifesting itself In the de-
mands for seat reservations being fled,
with the Radcliffe bureau Few cities IN
the country are better acquainted with,
Mr.. Herbert. both as a composer and d.
rector, than Washington. where his COM
ing invariably brings out a distinguished
audience The soloist for the Washing
ton concert will be E1eonora de Cisneros,
whose work with the Chicago and Phila-
delphia grand opeta companies during
the past season brought her into progi-
nence.
The success of the Smart Set at the
New Howard this week has created a
demand for a second week Of this In
teresting musical comedy. The work Of 8
h Dudley and company of forty-odd
coIored singers and dancers make this
one of the best shows of its kind The
singing and dancing Of Miss Aida Over
ton Walker are special featreA
The Washington herald., 1911-04-06
TIMES HAVE CHANGED.

When young used go adown the long potato
and whack the weeds with hoe Or early the summer
with old mule ororn I'd go cultivate the
All through the summer day toled my reeking
wet and oed and fried and baked and broed And when
anght sought my bed feet like of lead
morning dead When the country repair and see
the wondrous changes there always go up in the For
the farmer surely feels like Cleopatra along pows
with painted wheels He drives large handsome team
implements are like dream spring seats spiked to every
beam. He ble l his fertile lands and soils his lily
hands, the mud and gubo stands His pants
and show dirt his feet by the thons unhurt he often
aparboed shirt And when he goes makes journey
in brace OF shakes his beat the snakes He has
gas plant of his own, bathroom and telephone often has
oan Thus the old worlds changes rung! It seems
o that st1mg long, long ago. when youngl
Walt Mason.
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WASH that ITCH AWAY.

1t Is said there are certain springs in
Europe that give relief and cure to Ec-
zema and other skin diseases. II you
knew that by washing in these waters
you could be relieved from that AWFUL
itch, wouldn't you make every effort to
take trip to Europe at once? Would
you not be willing to spend your last
cent to find the cure?
But you need not leave home for these
distant springs Relief Is right here In
your own home town
Thymoi, and other ingredients as COM
pounded only IN d. d. D. prescriptions
Will bring instant rellef to that terrible
and healthy - that Of . child.
Best possible wash for pamples ana al
akin impurities
II you have not already trisd n. ct ax,
you Of instant relief
Henry Evans. 100 = gtlnat 0aEfhk7l
.oDQnpalra dEuG. Gtoc19
The Washington herald., 1911-04-06
TAFT TO ATTEND SYNOD.
Accepts Invitation to BE Present Mt
Mass Meeting on June z.

President Taft will attend the mass
meeting of the General Synod Of the
Lutheran Church in this city June Z, at
Luther Place Memorial Church. He ex-
pressed regret yesterday that he would
be unable to accept the invitation OF
W. W. Freeman. president of the Ma
tional Electric Light Association, and
Gen George H HaTies, treasurer, TO at
tend the convention of that organization
in New York City from May . to June
3. President Taft also told Representa-
tive Fitzgerald and Representative Cal
der, both of New York, that he would
consider the invitation to be present ON
the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary
of the departure of the Fourteenth New
York Regiment for the civil war. at
Brooklyn, on May Is
Most Of the type used by p<inten IN China is
made in japan
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Chairman of Press Committee.

Charles s. Albert, of the New York
World bureau. was yesterday elected
chairman of the press committee at the
Capitol The committee has charge of
the admission to the press gallery Of all
correspondents John Suter. of the Chi
cago Record-Herald. was elected secre-
tary.
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win Extend the Service.

The recommendation Of the Commits
sioners that the water and sewer serv,
ice at several points on the Conduit road.
between New Cut road and the District
line, be extended. has been approved
Gen Bixby, Chief of Engineers approved
the recommendation with the under
standing that there win be no interfer-
ence with the conduit Permission was
also granted for the construction of a
water supply pipe under the Conduit
road at Rock Springs, east Of Glen
Echo.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-06
DINNER TONIGHT.
NJ. Taylor Pyne viii Be Honor Guest
of Alumni

The forteth annual dinner of the
Princeton Alumni Association of the Dis
trict will take place tonight at the
Chevy Chase Club.
NJ Taylor Pyne. one of the trustees of
the university will be the guest of honor
and speaker of the evening Princeton
ians in Congress will be present The
meeting will be preceded by an election
Of officers
The Washington herald., 1911-04-06
ESPERANTO CLUB MEETS.
Constitution Adopted at Session
Last Night Discloses Purpose.


Last Night Discloses Purpose.
The Esperanto Club adopted a const-
tuition at its meeting last night The aim
Of this club is TO accustom its members
to the use of Esperanto and to promote
International friendship.
The first clause Of the constitution. IN
Esperanto, is: la cello dc Ia klubo estos
Ia praktika aplikado de- Esperanto, Ia
helpado al la anjo prt gia praktioko. kaj
Ia plifortigado de la homofrat eco"
The translation Of this Is: The aim
Of the club Is the practicable application
Of Esperanto, the assistance to the MEM
bers of its practice, and the strengthen
ing Of human brotherhood
The club will hold an ofdcfal business
meeting the first Wednesday evening Of
every month and a meeting for social
conversation every other Wednesday aft
ernoon-
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NAVY ORDERS.

Lieut. E B. wooDwoRTH. to homo and Val. Or.
ders.
Ensign F. J. CoMERFoRD. Commissioned N IN
sign IN the navy from June s. 1910
Psymaster W. A MERRITT, to duty navy yard
Washington, d. C., m charge Of accuunting
of6cs
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pr. BatcheIler IN city.

George Clinton Batcheller. LIZ D.. Of
New York, is registered at the New VIII
lard DR.. Batcheller is one Of the found
ers of the Betsey Ross Flag House.
Philadelphia. and also the president of
the Society e Pstriots and Founders Of
The Washington herald., 1911-04-06
Drill for xew.boys To-morrow.

The regular Friday afternoon exhibi-
ton drills at Fort Myer were suspended
on April 1. The drill to be given on Fri
day evening. April Z. at s o'clock. will
| be complimentary to the newsboys Of
Washington.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-06
Talk ON b

Talk on Beautincation To-ni4AA.
Glenn Brown and David Fafrchild win
lecture on the "City BeautifuP' tonight
in Eighth Street Temple.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-06
smoke Law violated.

Eugene 8. Cochran, of the Cochran
Hotel. yesterday forfeited I'D In tho
Police Court on a charge Of violating tho.
smoke law.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-06

Mos. of the type used H printen IN China is
made in japan.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-06

Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. White entertained
at dinner last evening in their N street
home
The Washington herald., 1911-04-06

Miss Mary McCauley returned to Wash
ington yesterday from Philadelphia where
she has been visiting her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Don-
nell Lee, for the past two. weeks
The Washington herald., 1911-04-06

nal Buster Brown Girl" complete ths
showing
The Washington herald., 1911-04-06

Tho luncheon given BY tho board
Of directors Of the Young Womsn's
Christian Association yesterday for
the purpose Of making knaUn to-xep-
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-10-27

home at Menasha Thursday after a
visit with her son, Harry Ballou, and
wife.
Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Hadden, Of
Bruce, came over Wednesday and
visited in the A. A. Hadden home
"The Ring and the Man" by Cyrus
Townsend Brady, will be the next
serial story run in this paper and will
begin with the issue of Nov. 10. This
story scintillates with action and tells
how rich man OF strong personality
overcame powerful political machine
The power of wealth, the power of
politics, the power of love, these three
engaged in mighty conflict are striking
ly set forth and which wins is told in
this great story, ''The Ring and the
Man. This is one of the semi-political
stories illustrating the political power
exercised over all other powers and
which wins in this instance is told in
the story Watch for the opening
chapters in the issue of Nov. 10.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-10-27
Club Prices:

of our $3.50 pianos, club price Of $258
Of our 375 pianos, club price Of 278
Of our 1856 pianos, club price Of 288
2 of our 450 pianos, club price Of 1886
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-10-27
LMYsNITH MARKET

morning from a business trip to
Chicago.
We buy and sell secondhand stoves.
Trade in your old stove for new one.
Karst's Hardware.
Attorneys j. w. Hicks, of Prentice,
and John Barry, of Phillips, were in
attendance at Circuit Court Monday.
Laundry Basket leaves LeMere S
Barber Shop every Tuesday for Rhine
lander Laundry, returning Friday. 6tf
The Willing Workers will meet in
the Baptist church Thursday, Nov. 2.
Lunch will be served. All are invited.
At Kleinert's jewelry store things
either are better or cost less, and his
stock is the largest in the city. 49tf
Mrs. j. w. Byers, of Ingram, was a
visitor in the j. H. Hogston home
from Saturday till Tuesday.
Children's hats at half price Friday
and Saturday, Oct. 27 and 28, at the
Judd Millinery
c. R. and B. NJ. Apker went to
Weyerhauser Wednesday where they
will open livery stable
The Bethany Sisters will meet We'd
nesday, Nov. 1st, with Mrs. Chas. H.
Sanders.
The Real Orchestra, of Colby, will
give dance at the opera house Sat
urday, Oct. g. Tickets will be 81. 90.
have special bargain in 40 acre
tract. Also house and lot in Lady
smith.
Miller, the Land Man.
For anything in the sporting goods
line see C. Herbert Jung, sole agent
| for the famous A. G. Spalding Bros.
24tf
Mrs. NJ. H. Ballou returned to her
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Grand Ball at the opera house Satur-
day night. Everybody invited.
Sam Harmony went to Ashland
Thursday on short business trip.
FoR-SALE-A hard coal stove, for
sale cheap Joe Armstrong
The village of Owen is to have
waterworks system.
Miss Rose Portman returned We'd
nesday from her visit in Milwaukee,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Rhodes were
over from Hawkins last Saturday.
Lots $40 down and SIS per MONTH
Andersen Land Co., P. 0. Bldg. 52tf
Miss Eva Ellison left yesterday morn
ing for Norcross, MINI.
Earl Cardinal was business visitor
in Minneapolis the first of the week.
Dale McNally was business visitor
in Ingram Tuesday.
Abstracts, Loans and Insurance. =
Michaelson & Hughes. 25tf
| T. F. Armstrong was business
visitor in Bruce Wednesday.
j. H. Moller, of Bruce, was a Lady
smith visitor Wednesday forenoon.
A. j. Laidlaw was business visitor
at Tony Wedn esday afternoon.
Money to loan-Thomas and Carow,
Attorneys, Ladysmith, Wis. 18tf
Col. Gerard, of Minneapolis, is in
Ladysmith this week
]. w. Carow is in Madison this week
handling some cases before the SUI
preme court.
La Follette's Autobiogra ply, now
running in the American Magazine,
should be read by every progressive.
Mrs. F. E. Munroe returned Satur-
day noon from a short visit with
friends at Apollonia.
r. w. Richardson, of the Hawkins
Reporter, was a business caller in
Ladysmith Tuesday.
For SALE-A Peninsular hard coal
heater, l5-inch fire-pot. Used only one
season, brice $50. A. Bush.
For SALE-Three male thoroughbred
Berkshires, 6 months Odd A. Boyer,
Ladysmith. 1913
Miss Ella McQuillen is now book
keeper and Office girl for the P. A.
McQuilen plumbing company.
A. G. Spalding & Bros. new fall and
winter line of sporting goods now ready
see C. H. Jung. 24tf.
R. w. Fritz returned Wednesday
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-15
E| Hon. Juez Gill

Anoche, pocos minutes antes ole Las
nueve, reclin6 su cabeza en- los brazos
escualidos de la muerte, ell Honorable
Martin E. Gill, Juez de La Secci0n
segunda de esta Corte de DistritO.
La noticia, que circul6 inmeditamen-
te por toda la ciudad, produjo ell efec-
to de una fuerte corriente electrical. 7
produjo esa sensation extrala inten-
sa, l0gica y natural cuando, ademas
de las prendas personales del fenecidO,
Sc toma en- cuenta que hac1a pocas ho-
ras Sc le hab1a visto pasear por las Ca
lies de San Juan
El Hon. Martin E. Gill fu6 uno de
esos caracteres frances y abiertos a La
amistad, que establecen en- un instante,
carinOsa corriente de simpatla. Fue
una voluntad frme y energica, indo-
mable! Como Juez fue recto, plenamen-
tie rectO: castigaba sin miramientOs, a
los culpables; a'bsolv1a, sin prejuicios,
d los inocentes. Sencillo y modesto, ma
die, a primera vista, descubr1a en-
aquel hombre un .juez talentoso e in
teligente; y un poseedor de no pocos
conocimientos generates.
Orador norte-americano, con esa
frialdad y ese estoicismo de los tribu-
nos de las tierras fr1as, era elocuente,
y a ratios, vibrante como un orador lati-
no. Sc recuerda su celebre discurso
pronunciado ell ano 1909, en- ell Hotel
Frances, de Ponce, en- ell banquete
al aniversario de la tolna de La Bastilla.
ALI ell Hon. Gill, bord6 un bello y ma
gistral discurso que produjO explosio-
nes de simpatias y aplausos.
Ese era, ell que hoy acaba de ofrecer
y rendir su 1ltimo tribute a Ia gran
madre naturaleza.
Descanze en- paz y su tumba vayan
las flores del sentimiento y ell iadios
sentido del BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-15
La Co|onia EspahoIa
Nuestro gran proyecto en- Cuba.

He aqui 10 que dice ''El Diario dt
Marina" de la Habana, acerca del mo
vimiento actual de los espanoles dt
Puerto Rico para constituirse en- Colo
MIA.
Desde hac1a largo tiempo-dice-e1
la vecina isla de Puerto Rico veniar
sintiendo un intense deseo los muchos
y valiosos elementos espanOles que all
radican, de gnifcar sus esfuerxos para
organizar la Colonia EspanOla.
Era al mismo tempo una necesidad
sentida de tener un hogar comdn, que
sea como el temple santo en- que vayan
a comulgar yuntos los hijos de la ma
Dire Espana, ante ell altar del patrio-
tismo y del amor del lejano solar por
ell cual cOnservan tan venerados gra-
tos recuerdos los ausentes.
Con la esperanza del mas SECURE exi-
to, segun hemOs visto en- la prensa de
aquella capital, ese anhelado deseo
promote trocarse en- una agradable
realidad, puesto que q la feliz iniciati-
va al efecto, ha correspondent ell entu-
siasmo de todos para darle forma al
pensamiento, Y es l6gico esperar que
el 6xito mas cumplido coronara ell ira
baJ0 que Sc esta realizando.
Hoy que ell espiritu de raza, las CO.
rrientes de solidaridad y los lazos de
afecto son mas estrechos y fuertes en-
tre los hijos de la antigua metr6poI
y los pueblos de la America latina, son
tambien mas titles, necesarias Y con-
venientes, y tienen mayor mission bien-
hechora que cumplir esas institucio-
mes espanoles que parecen como llama
das a condensar mas viva la palpita-
cion del alma gloriosa de Espana en-
ire las modernas naciones, por ella
descubiertas colonizadas.
Significamos por tanto la satisfac-
ci6n que la noticia ha producido en-
nuestro amino, y felicitamos cordial
mente los espanoles de Puerto Rico
por su laudable prop6sito de fundar la
Colonia Espailola en- aquella isla.''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-15
Fl doctor Gomez Brioso

Nos informan que nuestro distin-
guido amigo, doctor Gomez Brioso,
dejara su puesto de Official de Sanidad
ell primero de Julio, ingresando como
redactor pol1tico en- la redacci6n de
nuestro colega eel Tempo" del cual
es Socio.
Los meritos y aptitudes notabilisi-
mas del doctor Gomez Brioso, son tan
apreciadas por ell pals, que no es MIN
gun descubrimiento encarecerlas aho-
ra. El doctor Gomez Brioso es un dia-
rista fino e inteligente, que sabe decir
10 que le da la CANA, dejando veces &
sus adversarios, por que no tiene enc
migos, con tres palmos de narices.
Con La ausencia del doctor Gomez
Brioso, la Administrator de Sanidad
pierde uno de sus colaboradores mas
enthusiasts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-15
NOtas de Arecibo

Ell martes como a las once de la ma
mana Sc declare un incendio en- casa de
dOna Carmen Gabriel, radicada en- ell ba-
rrio de Santana, de este termino. Ell fue-
go sc propag0 q la casa cont1gua ocupada
por ell Centre Espiritista Buenaventu-
ra. Estas dos casas y una carniceria que
le queda al lado, fueron totalmente des-
truidas, seg1n nos han informadO Tam
bien sufrieron algunas aver1as de i'm
portancia una casa de don Juan Colon,
otra de don Manuel Agosto La Boti-
ca Santana" propiedad de don &C.
rar Perez.
Por el ramal de telefonos, propiedad
de la "Central Cambalache" Sc avis6 in
mediatamente este pueblo, y seguidO
sc personaron en- ell lugar del siniestrO
ell CONCEAL Municipal don Bautista MI
randa, ell captain Hurtado y varios Of
ciales y cuerpo de bomberos.
Ell fuego fue casual, y ninguna de las
casas estaban aseguradas. Las perdidas
Sc valoran en- tres mil dollars
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-15
NOtas Municipa|es
Session de anoche.

Sc acGrd6 consignar en- eI presup11es~
to supletorio la cantidad de 800 que
s0licita en- devoluci6n eI senior A. Ma
rim.
COnceder $50 metros de aqua gratis
a las hermanas de San Francisco eR
Rio Piedras para una escuela ALI esta~
blecida.
En- atenci0n 3 haberse aprobado eR
presupuest0 Sc desestima la carta de
don Jose G. del Vale proponiendo ms
talar un museO social en- esta Ciudad.
Sc aprueban los gastos con motivg
del Mandamus interpuesto por ell DE-.
Molina Saint Remy.
Sc entera de hsber sido aproba1o
por ell GObernador de Puerto Rico, la
Ordenanza sobre venta de una faia de
terrenO al seiior Francisco Ponte.
Sc entera ell Concejo de haber sitlo
recibida por la AlcaId1a de $145O444
a que asciende ell 20 por ciento de df~
vldendo que correspondents este mu~
nicipiO en- la quiebra de j. NJ. CebaEl0s
y 20. Dlchas eantidades han sido VA
depositadas en- ell A. Colonial Bank.
Que se anuncie una nueva subastsa
para La adquisici6n de materiales me-
dlcamentos para La Farmacia Munici-
pal.
Consignar la suma de $25O-0O para
contrlbuir a la fiesta del de julio.
Sc aprob6 por nnanimidad una orde-
nanza reorganizando ell Cuerpo de
bOmberos.
Con satisfaction Sc entera el ConceN
de haber sido aceptadas por la herrnana
visitadora de las hijas della Carload
clertas cOndiciones establecidas para
ell serviciO de las mismas en- los H0sDf.
tales. 7 que Sc lie felicite por haberse
llegado I'm acuerdo satisfatorio.
Acord6 ell COncejo instalar una pFu~
ma de aqua en- Ell Seboruco, zanzibar Ia
que exlste frente Ia Iglesia cat6hca &
otrO sltiO, instalar otra en- ell easerR
|" "ChicharO5" otra detras de taleres;
otra EN- Ia calle conocida por caIle Dc
los espanolitos; y Sc comisiona al COR
eeJal senior Vazquez, para que sc entire
viste con ei Aicalde lie sugiera los
sltlos mas convenieRtes para estas ms
talac5oneS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-15
N Dr.. f,n1rggn 6 en- eI Atpneo
LA CONFERBNCGA DE ANOtIIE.

P6blico muy distinguido asistlo d la
cO1ferencia en- q hteneo Puertorrlque-
no, del DR.. Ceron Camargo, deIegado
general de la Universidad HispanO
americana. En- la safa de act0s de MUGS
tro primer centre literario, ylmos ano-
che las personaIidades mas eminentes
en- las letras er las ciencIas. No eta
rernos nombre para no incurrir ell i'm
perdOnables OmisIones.
.Abri6 ell acto el iIustre presidente
del Ateneo DR.. Coli y Toste, quien pre-
sent6 al conferencista, hacienda la
vez, una amenisima disertacion acerca
de las Que fueron tenIdas Ell 0tro ITEM
po por quimericas utopias y que ahora
son realidades espl6ndidas.
Tai vez-decia el sabio orador-la
palabra utopia ha sonado Junto al
anuncio de la obra que Sc prOpone rea-
liar ell DR.. Ceron Camargo, perO yo Os
aseguro que es dbra, 'be1ena, obra de
transcendencia y obra de raza.
El DIR. Coil y Toste habl6 por espa-
clio de veinte min1tos, y fue muy
aplaudido.
Ocup6 la tribuna ei DIR. Ceron Ca
margo, que desde las primeras frases
de su conferencia impresion6 favora
hlemente al il1lstradO concursO.
Como vamos q publican integra, CO.
menzandO mailana, la conferencia del
ilustradlsimo ap0stol de la confraterni-
dad hispanoamericana, no haremos en-
esta breve resena, una sintesis del ex-
celente meditado trabaJO del DIR.
Ceron Camargo que fu6 obJeto de una
verdadera ovaci6n al terminar STU con-
ferencia, E interrumpido varias veces
durante La disertaci0n.
La conferencia del DR.. Camargo du-
r0 unos tres cuartos de nora y fue oida
con1a atenci6n. que merece ell huesped
eminente que nos trae entusiasmos,
alientos, fe, confanza en- los destinos,
en- el porvenir de nuesfra raza.
Pero va saborearan nuestros lectores
manana, ell discurso del DR.. Ceron Ca
margo, s qlien reiteramos nuestra cor
dial felicitaci6n por ell exito logrado
anoche, como una mas de las muchas
que recibiera.
La semilla esta echada Ell Ell surco
ahora hay que cultirvarla para coger
los frutos, que seran frutos de paz, de
confraternidad y de amor.
para plantear Ia organization del
vasto J. y.espiritual organismo que quie-
re aclimatar entire nosOtrOs el DIR. Ce-
ron Camargo, varios distinguidOs ca
lieros Sc .reuniran nuevamente manana
en- la noche, en- Ell Ateneo, para deter
minar las bases de La organization.
Nosotros aplaudimos La idea, y le
brindamos nuestro concurs0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-15

Sc esta viendo en- la Corte de este Dis
trito la vista del pleito de ''Rubert Her.
manos" versus Wenceslao Borda y eel
Pueblo de Puerto Rico Lleva la re-
presentation de los demandantes ell dis
tinguido Letrado Jorge V. Dominguez,
y la de los demandados ell Lcdo. Brown
y los Fiscales Campilo y Aponte
En- ell acto de la presentation de la
prueba, ha habido sinnt1mero de in
cidentes entire los abogados de ambas
parte
Ell publicO 4Ue concurre a las sesiO-
nes ha reconocido que ell Hon. Frank
Martinez, Juez de la Corte, termina los
incidentes que sc suscitan, dando deci-
stones claras imparcia1es.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-15
Ell Salon "APOLO"

Ell cuadro que dirige, el aplaudido ae-
tor Juan Nadal, sigue cosechando aplau-
SOS.
Anoche, en- La vGr@ de oIcolde Y El
amigo del alma, fueron nuy celebradas
las tiplecitas Maria, Margarita Bib
Rodriguez.
En- La cara de aycolde Sc repiti6 la
gran jota del 6ltimo cuadro que cant6
muy bien Juanito Sanchez y en- que
pusieron 10 suyo Margamta Rodriguez
" Juan Nadal.
La monisima Maria Rodriguez, repi-
tito el cuple del mosquito en- EI amigo
del alma, que vali6 muehos aplausos
q Nadal.
Ell cartel, va de suyo muy entretenido,
Sc completa CON varias peliculas cine
matografcas.
Eg g>SegussdO Apu'ste.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-15
EL Sr. VENDRELL<

NuestrO buen amigo el quito letrade
senior Bernardini de La Huerta, nos h&
presentado aver al distinguido escritm
enor VendreH, que ACADIA de lograr dor
triunfos hterarios en- el Certamen de
euentos celebrado recientemente en- Gua.
yama.
Ell laureado escritor gan6 ell primer0
segundo premio.
Ell BOLETIN publieara los cuernta
del senior Vendrell, que ha demos&ra6
poseer sObresa6ente sptitxdes de cuen
tista observador Y galano.
LIE felicitamOs por su triunfo.