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Evening journal., 1911-04-25
TRI-STATE
FLAG IS UP
Emblem Will Advise Fans If
Game Is On At South
Side Park

From now on when you see the flag
flying uptown you will know game is
on at South Side Park.
The flag, 6x9 white emblem,
bearing the words Tri-state, in ma
room, was flown to the breeze from
hslyard that hung between the
snellenburg store and the J. Paul
Brown studio. At first few persons
wondered what It meant, but when
one youthful fan exclaimed, Gee,
there is going TO be game across
the bridge" everybody on the street
caught the baseball fever. It is the
intention of the Tri-State team own
ers to fly the flag on every day the
team is to play at home this summer.
This convenience will save the fans a
walk across the bridge to see if a
game is in progress.
1t was announcer this morning that
a new lineup would be seen when the
Chicks trot out this afternoon. MUIR
ply will be in center field and Bel
las in centerfeld. Cassidy feels that
the change will be helpful to the
team.
Evening journal., 1911-04-25
FUNERAL TODAY
OF MRS. MARKS
Three Pastors Conduct Ser
vice Over Remains Of Well
Known Woman

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Elizabeth Nevin Marks we're held this
afternoon at o'clock in Hanover
Presbyterian Church, where Mrs.
Marks had been a member for over
thirty years. The Rev. R. L. Jackson
conducted the services and preached
the sermon. He was assisted by the
Rev. w. L. Pettingill, pastor of North
Baptist Church, and by the Rev. Will
liam L. Freund. a former pastor Of
Hanover Church.
There was music by the choir Of
Hanover Church. aud Miss Grace
Quigg sang solo.
Many friends gathered TO pay last
tribute to Mrs. Marks. who was one
of the best known women in the city,
and there were many beautiful
flowers. Interment was made In Will
mington and Brsndywine cemetery
Mrs. Marks was active in Sunday
school and Missionary Society work
in West Church, as well as in Han
over, and was known In church cir
cles OF all denominations as an earn.
est worker. and woman of persona
charm and intellectual brilliance.
Evening journal., 1911-04-25
POS. OF A.
CHIEFS HERE
Commander General Branch
Meets in Twenty first An
nuaI Meeting Here
OFFICERS NOMINATED
AND REPORTS RECEIVED

The twenty-first annual meeting of
the Commander General Of the United
States. P. o. S. Of A.. was opened in
Eden Hall here at 10 o'clock this
morning. Reports from the VARIOUS
officers showed that the order is i'm
proving in all branches.
James L. Banning, president Of City
Council, was present at the opening
and made the address Of welcome in
behalf Of Mayor j. Harvey Spruance,
which was responded to by National
Presidents General Alexander.
After hearing the reports of the
officers the nominations were made
for officers for the ensuing year. They
were as follows:
Commander general Harry H
Weikel; senior vice-commander gem
eral, Willard G, Gutter; recorder gen
eral, Daniel NJ. Sharp; treasurer gen
eral. Daniel X. Hoch; chaplain gen
eral. DR.. Ira l.. Keiter and Clarenc,
f. HUH; guard general, f. McCurdy
inspector general, Charles Davis and
Watmore l.. Walmsley; picket gen
eral,. J. Baker and William Savillei
financier general, Henry S. Heath
financier general, Adam Barnhartt
flnancier general, Charles L.. Packer
These officers will be elected this
afternoon.
After the meeting this mornlni
those in attendance marched to Sixtl
and King streets where they were
photographed. after which they tool
dinner at the Clayton House.
Among the past commanders pres
ent are: H. J. Stager, John r. Mast
L. V. Rausch, O. B. Wetherhold, ]
Harry Hughes, Charles A. Page. D. ID
S. William II. Hangen, Dan. NJ. Sharp
F. r. Kitchen, Clarence +. Huth. vii
liam Weand, George B. Rudisill. Ed
ward A. Doan.
Evening journal., 1911-04-25
MAY ASK 100000
AS A DEFENSE FUND

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
WASHINGTON. April 25.-Deter-
mined TO fight TO the. last for the re-
lease OF the Mcnamara brothers aud
Ortie T. McManigal, the American
Federation of Labor is today prepar-
ing to appeal to the labor element Of
the United States soliciting oontribu-
tfons for d general fund with which
to conduct the defense.
The American Federation Of Labor
in the last year has raised approxi-
100000 for the fight for
unionism in Los Angeles and San
Francisco, It is said, and the officials
think this sum can be duplicated.
Evening journal., 1911-04-25
WARRANTS SERVED
In LABOR CASE

BY United Press Leased Special Wirs.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April 25.--
The arrest of Detective William J..
Burns. on a charge Of kidnapping John
] Mcnamara is expected az any hour
today. Burns arrived here at 2.25 this
morning. Shortly before midnight war-
rants were issued for seven of Burns
operatives.
Walter Drew, of New York, counsel
for the Erection Association and Frank
P. Fox, driver Of the automobile in
which Mcnamara was spirited away,
and W. ]. Ford, assistant district at
torney, of Los Angeles, were also ar
rested.
James Dador. Burns operative, was
arrested at noon.
Up to that time Detective William J
Burns had not been placed under ar
rest
Evening journal., 1911-04-25

tration was working under the same
law and by reason of increased reve-
nue.. had the advantage of a larger sur
plus. And let us also not forget that
the act passed In 1907 had the unani-
nous endorsement of the water board.
Another misleading statement has
been given to the public for partisan
purposes, namely, that the Republi-
can administration~ha defaulted in
its interest payments, which state
ment is false The payments referred
to were merely deferred for one week,
pending The settlement Of a question,
as to whether Council or the Water
Department should assume, the inter-
est coming due at that time. After a
conference with the commissioners of
the Water Department, Council, the
following Thursday evening, drew the
order for the payment. We will leave
II to your intelligence as TO whether
this charge is true.
Mr.. White pointed out that there
could be no default unless payment
had been demanded and refused, in
which case civil proceedings would
be in order. He challenged anyone 70
show that such had ever been done.
Mr.. White, in concluding his re-
marks, declared that the preceding ad-
ministration was the equal if not the
superior OF any the city ever had, and
he said the figures were TO be seen at
the office of the city auditor.
Chairman II. A. Billsny. Of the COM
mittee, and others made addresses
among whom were Councilmen Bilder-
back of the Ninth ward and Council
man Benson, OF the Seventh ward.
Evening journal., 1911-04-25
COUNTY WANTS
Sl,5OO In TAXES

The Levy Court at its meeting today
instructed Philip L. Garrett, its at
torney, to enter up the bonds OF the
late r.. Lewis Armstrong OF Chris
tiana hundred. Mr. Armstrong was
collector for Christana hundred for
two years William T. Lyman is at
torney for. the Armstrong estate Mr.
Thompson presented the following
resolution:
Whereas, William T. Lyman, at
torney for r. Lewis Armstrong. tax
collector for Christiana hundred for
the years 1905. 1906 has neglected to
settle the duplicate for same, there
fore be IL
Resolved. That our attorney for
the Levy Court, Philip l.. Garrett be
instructed to proceed to collect same
from him.
The amount owed by the Armstrong
estate is S1,526.60.
Evening journal., 1911-04-25
A HEALTHY,
HAPPY OLD AGE

May be promoted by those who
gently cleanse the system, now and
then, when in need Of a laxative
remedy. by taking a desertspoonful
Of the ever refreshing, wholesome
and truly beneficial Syrup Of Figs
and Elixir Of Senna, which is the
only family laxative generally ap.
proved by the most eminent ply
sidans, because it acts In a natural.
Strengthening way and warns and
tones up the internal organs without
weakening them. tits equally bene6-
6cialfor the very young and the mid
die aged. as tits always efficient and
free from all harmful ingredients. To
get its beneficial effects il is always
necessary to buy the genuine. bear
ing the name Of the Company
California Fig Syrup Co.-pIainly
printed on the ontofeverypackage
Evening journal., 1911-04-25
FATHER CLAIMS
HIS DEAD SON

The colored man known to the po-
lice as TOO Much" Johnson, who was
killed by a trolley car Saturday night
in reality is William George Bradford.
aged % years, who came here from
Millington, Maryland. The mans
father, James Bradford. Of Kirkwood,
was at the morgue today. He will
make arrangements for the burial Of
the body.
Evening journal., 1911-04-25
CATCH RUNAWAYS
IN PHILADELPHIA

Lizzie Cloud. Is years old, and Lii
lian Miller, aged II, both of No. 4O4
Walnut street, and Emma Quashing,
of No. 900 Brown street, have been
arrested in Philadelphia as runaways.
They are being held by the police
there until their parents can be
heard from.
Evening journal., 1911-04-25
Officers Installed.

The new officers of Christine En-
campment, l. o. o. T., were installed
last might by Grand Patriarch II. l..
Roop. The officers are: Chief pa
triarch. j. NJ Fisher; high priest,
Otto NJ Burkhart; senior warden.
Clarence Wickersham; junior warden.
Thomas De Rose. Following the
installation refreshments and cigars
were served
Evening journal., 1911-04-25
Mrs. Perkins Death am Accident

Coroner Chandler today issued
certificate in the case Of Mrs. Sarah
L. Perkins who received fatal burns
at her home on the Philadelphia pike
near Bellevue, 10 the effect that death
was due to the burns she received No
inquest will be held, as the coroner Is
satisfied the burning was acciden-
raj
Evening journal., 1911-04-25
Thnmns 4. ConneIl nend.

Thomas A. Connell. son Of MI and
Mrs Michael ]. Connell, OF M. 1lO7
East Second street. died at the home
of his parents this morning The fun
eral will take place on Saturday
ing at 9 o'clock with requiem mass at
St. Paul's Church. Interment will be
made in Cathedral cemetery.
Evening journal., 1911-04-25
FnneraI of Mr.. HenzeI.

Several members Of Wilmington
Lodge, No. 1874, Loyal Order Of Moose.
accompanied the body OF their late
brother. ]. II Henzel, who died last
Friday. to Philadelphia, at noon today,
where interment was made.
Evening journal., 1911-04-25
Tnderinkers tn Meei.

Members Of the Undertakers' Asso-
citation of this city, will meet tomor-
row night at the Office OF c. B. Dough-
erty, to discuss the legislation passed
by the last General Assembly insofar
as they are effected.
Evening journal., 1911-04-25
LIREL IS RAIsEn.

The steamer Salem, of the Peoples
Ferry Company. which was libelled
for wages amounting to S122, was re-
leased today by the United States
Marshal, the owners Of the vessel fur
nishing the necessary security.
Evening journal., 1911-04-25
supreme Chief On visit

Supreme Chief Garret S. Smith, Of
the Knights of Golden Eagle, Will
spend this evening in Philadelphia,
where he will attend a meeting of the
Supreme Castle of Finance and Board
of Control.
Evening journal., 1911-04-25
TIRED OF THE
BUFFALO BILL SHOW

Walter s. Salisbury, Of Baltimore,
who ran away from home and joined
Buffalo Buls show is now in the po-
lice station here. Walters mother will
come for him today
Evening journal., 1911-04-25

sympathy for Mr.. Baynard.
The Board of Education last night
passed resolutions of sympathy to
Semuel H. Baynard. a member Of the
Board, because of the death of his
sister, Mrs. Susan Raymond
Evening journal., 1911-04-25
DIR. Miles Nervine

is just what it is represented to be,
a medicine compounded especially
for nervous diseases, such as fits,
spasms, St. Vitus' dance, convul-
sions and epilepsy. These diseases
frequently lead to insanity or cause
weak minds. DR.. Miles Nevine
has proven most effective in reliev-
ing these dreaded maladies.
Sold by all druggists, II tho first bottle
falls to benefit your money Is returned.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart. Ind.
Evening journal., 1911-04-25
The Four Lille Girls and
the Teddy Bear
THE F6RDYCE TRIO
FOStO and Fuzzy
The Lazareth Bros.

Big Special Musical feature: THE
ROMANY OPERA co. of fifteen peo-
pie. under the direction of Alexander
Bevans.
Evening journal., 1911-04-25

A great bill at regular prices.
Afternoons at 2.l5.
Evenings at S.15.
Evening journal., 1911-04-25
Says Statements NisIead.

We are charged with accomplishing
all this by the use of funds ruthlessly
taken from the Water Department
Our reply to this charge is that after
paving Water Department bonds in
terest on same, and giving the depart
ment 100000 for yearly maintenance,
which amount during our administra-
tion at least was ample for their
needs, we submit that the surplus
should go where It did go--into the
common fund TO meet corporate needs,
and let us not lose sight of the fact,
gentlemen. that the present admins
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-12
Los SUGEST|ONAD0S
Ell CASO DE AVER

Aver tarde sc celebr6 ell acto de su-
gestien EN- la plaza Principal, que va
habia anunciado la prensa, concurrien
do mas de dos mil almas.
eEn una de las funciones pasadas ell
professor Onofroff sugestion0 Ell ell! tea
tro, dos sujetOs, para que a una mis-
ma 'hora concu1rieran a la citada pla-
"a. " mientras Ilno pronunciase un dis
curse, ell otro le interrumpiera, rom
piendo d reir a carcaja'das. Em efec-
10. ell progranla Sc cumpllo Ell todas
sus parties. Cuando el professor Ono
froff quito la suggestion a los suJetos,
uno de ellos, echo a correr como alma
que lleva ell Diablo, no parandose hasta
la plazuela de San Jose, no sin que le
siguiera un ejencito de muchachos y
mauganzones, promoviendo up escan-
dalo de 6rdago. El otro, un tipo. CO.
loradote y taciturno, por naas seilas, en-
contraste con su caracter, Sc pas0 to-
ola la tarde dando latas, asaltando una
mesa en- la plaza de San Jose y "echan
do" disparates a -granel en- medic de la
hilaridad del pilblico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-12
la Ia|ds-paDls|on en San Juan

Luisa Capetillo, Sc nos ha presentado
|esta manana con falda-pantalon; perO
mas q. falda-pamtal6n era pantal6n-fal-
da, 10 que llevaba puesto la popular
agitadora; no obstante por un insti-
to de prudencia, la senora Capetilio,
|completaba SUI extraiia indumentaria
con un amplio gualdapolvo, que dejaba
|asomar por abajo los perniles camp pa
|nudos.
Dentro de mos dias, Sc despojara la
sonora Capetillo de su guardapolvo,
porque va no habra que guardian NADIA,
~ aparecera EN- nuestras calles con su
traje revolucionario, que va, desde ha-
Ice tempo ,empezo a nasculinizar comen
zando por el sombrero
La mogrebina mloda no pod1a encon-
trar, entire nosotrOs, quien La -lanzase
con MAS personalidad que La Capetillo,
que, desde hace tempo Sc hab1a puesto
los pantoles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-12
Il p'oh|pIla Dc Ia carne

Vuelye otra vez ponerse sobre ell ta-
pete ell problema de la carne que Sc con-
sume en- esta capital. Parece que hay
|comblnaciones para expender dicho ar
ticulo, y de ah1 proviene ell precio, We
ces subido, que Sc vende
Un concejal del Ayuntamiento ha pc
dido informes detallados para hacer una
|campaila favor del publico consumidor
a fin de que sc abarate la venta de car
ne en- La plaza del Mercado.
La carne es un artfculo necesario i'm
|prescindIble como la leche y ell pan, que
no pueden faltar en- mesas medianamen-
te surtidas.
Asl es que ha de verse con gusto cual-
quier trabajo que venga beneficiar al
p1blico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-12
UN 0BSEQ|0

Los senores Riera y Alfonso, repre-
sentantes en- San Juan, de los excelen-
tes cigarrillos de Mayaguez, fabricados
por los senores Javierre, Gonzalez y
Co., nos han enyiado varias cagetillas
|de la marca: La for de Puerto Rico, y
hemos de declarar que son inmejora-
|hles. ,
Tanto la calidad como la presemta-
|cion,. ha'cen honor a la industria puerto
|rriqueila.
Los senores Javierre, Gonzalez y Co.,
han logrado un gran triunfo indus
trial
A'gradecemos el obsequio q los Sc
1ores Riera Y Alfonso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-12
E|'bai|e del Parque
CoTresp0nsGl-

BE ha en1pezado a repartir las invita-
clones para Ell bale del Paraue, del
martes Is de este mes. Las personals
|que NO Las hayan reeibido y deseen eoa
trpbnir CON lsn asistencia q La buena
obra de carldad en- favor de los Mendi-
|gos, pneden soa1citar1a en- casa de Ia
lsenorlta tesorera, San Francisco 81, 6
en- la de Ia senorita seeretaria, Sam
Francisco SO.
Hay 20 palcos disponibles, a dos do
liars cada uno, que psleden adquirirse
EN- casa de Ia senorita tesorera. ALI tam
jjbaen los haliaran las personals que los
tsanen encargados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-12
PoI Ia Co|onia Espa6o|a
TRABAJOS DE CONSTITUTION

Aver tarde s. reunleron en ell salon
de Secretar1a del Casino, los senores
Alvarez Nava, <>armiento, Balbas, de
la I1aba y P6n9z Losada, para tratar
del proyecto de organization de la Co.
MIA Espanola.
Sc cambiaron impresiones, Y Sc ira
aaron orien'taIciones.
Para, hacer los trabajos prelminares,
los seiiores nonhrados por la dlrectl-
va del Casino Sc cOnstltuyerOn an Jun
10. nombrandO presidente de esta d
nuestro estima0o companero don VI
cente Balb3s, y secretario q nuestro di-
rector Perez Losada.
Los sellores Sarmiento y della Haba
actGarOn como E0cales.
La Comisi6n yolvera a reunirse el
miercoles de Ia, semana prOXIma, para
llevar apuntes y bases para la forma-
ci6n del proyecto de reglamento.
Ell entusiasmlo demostrado por los eie
mentos espanoles de toda la isla, al
acoger la iniciatiya del Casino Espa-
mol de San Juan. hace esperar que sc
lleven a feliz t9rmino los trabajos CO.
menzados y qluede constitu1da en- Puer-
to Rico, con una organization ampiia
poderosa, Ia Colonia Espanola.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-12
La Seu::na Santa en- SaDturce
PARROQUIA DEL
SAGRADO CORAZON
JueVes Santo.

A las 8: Ofcios del d1a y procession
del Santlsimo al monumento, permane-
clendo eXpuesto a la adoraci6n de los
f1eles, todo ell d1a y toda la noche: ado
randole durante ell d1a las congregacio-
nes del Apostolado de la "Adora-
clon y desde las II de la noche has
ia las seis de la manana, velaran al San
tlslmo de hora en- hora "a caballeros v
todos los que 10 deseen.
A las tres de la tarde: eiercicio v me-
dltaclon de la passion de JESUS con Ser
mon, por Ell T. Antonio de Castillo ST.
perlor de los P. P. Franciscanos estos
actos seran amenizados con cantos nro-
plos del Ola, cantandose ell 'sPieta Sio-
more de Stradella ell "Arrepentimien
to- de Gounod
"A las slete y media Tienieblas Solem.
nes y Miserere a orquesta.
A das IL: ejercicio de la Hora Santa
hasta las II: empezando desde las 12 81
|eJerciclo, solo de hombres hasta las se;s
de la manana.
Viernes Santo.
A las 8: Ofcios del dfa; adoraci6n de
la Cruz y procession.
"A las 4 p. m. Via Crucis y Sermon de
las slete palabras predicado por ell R.P
Berries, Vicario General y Cura E. en-
Cathedral; en- estos ejercicios Sc cantaran
el Crucltixit' de Faure y otros cantos
propios del acto.
"A las 8 p. m. Santo Rosario cantando-
Use ell Mater Dolorosa de A. Manrioue
y ell "Popule meus" de Lamas q CONT
nuaclon Sermon de la Soledad predica-
Go por ell 4. 2. Francisco Vicario, Supe-
FLOR de los T. P. Paules, terminando eq'
eJerclclo con ell "Stabat Mater" de Te-
desma a orquesta.
Sabado Santo.
"A las ocho bendici6n de la Pila Bantis
NAL y Misa de Gloria.
Domingo de Pascua.
Mlsa las 634 y a las 8. A las 10 Misa
cantada con Exposition, procession Y ben
dlci6n del Santisimo Sacramento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-12

En diferentes casas de La poblaci 1n
exlsten actualmente, con caracter alar-
mantle, infinidad de casos de variselas.
cuya enfermedad podra ser todo 10 be-
nlgna que Sc quiera, pero por 10 reg
lar casi siempre esta Ia Hiruela detras
de ella. Y 81 tenemos en- cnenta eE
|deplorab1e estado sanitario de La ciu
dad facia es comprender que 10 uno ie
lie como eonsecuencia de 10 ofro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-12
E| Sr. Acosta QuinteTo


Es completamente ineNacta la infor-
maci0n que han acogido algunos Pc
rfodicos obreros de que ell senior Aces
ia Quintero, fiscal de la Corte de Dis
trito de Humacao, haya presentado la
renuncia de su cargo.
En- ell departamento de justicia he
mos dido grandes elogios acerca de di-
cho funcionario, y Ell modo alguno, ha
|cruzado por la mente del senior Acos-
Quintero, presentar La renuncia del
puesto que con tanta competencia Hjer-
|ce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-12

Anodhe, zen ell sermon de Humil-
dad y Paciencia, sorprendi0 a los nu-
merosos fieles acknowledgements, la elo-
cuencia que posee el Virtuoso padre
CaliXto 70 Saba que su coraz0n es
|enteramente de Dios, que su entendi-
miento esta cultivado de una gran illus
TRACTION, pero no saba que tan exec
lentes condolences, acompanaba una elo
|cuencia tan grande
En- hora y media nos pinto de una
|manera completa y clara, 10 ocurriGo
Is Nalestro Senior Jesncristo, en- la Sc
mana de su Passion, en- 10 que respecta
|hasta los mombentos mismos de calninar
Ell su via crulcis, que para dar una idea
del suntuoso acto presento IN extracto
4 vuela pluma, sin la menor de las eXa-
geraclones, en- las que plldieran lnfuir
mis- sentimientos rehgiosos.
''Cuando yo abro los ojos V miro este
retablo tan dolor0so que Sc me pone de-
lante, el coraz0n Sc me parte de dolor.
| Como no bastaban va los azotes pasa-
dos Y la muerte venidera, tanta SAN
gre derramada, llegaron hasta sacar las
espinas la sangre de la cabeza a quien
los azotes perdonaron.
Para que sientan algo de este paso
tan doloroso, pongan prnnero ante sus
ojos la imAgen antigua de este Senior
INuestro, y la excelencias de sus vir-
tudes y luego volved a mirarla de la
manera que aqui esta.
iMirar la grandeza de su hermosura
La hermosura de sus ojos, la dulzura de
sus palabras, su autoridad, SUI manse.
ldumbre, su serenidad, y el aspecto SUI
yo de santa veneraci0n!
Y despues que asi 10 hubierais mira
lido y deleitado de yer tan acabada f.
gura, volved los ojos a mirarlo tai cual
Sc We, cubierto con la p1rpura de es-
carnio La cana por cetro real en- la ma
lno, y la horrible diadema EN- la cabeza,
los ojos mortales, ell rostro difunto, y
la fgura toda iborrada en- sangre. :.
AIirarlo todo, dentro fuera; ell CO.
raZ0n atravlesadO con dolores. ell cuer-
po lleno de nagas desamparado de sr;s
disc1pulos; perseguido de los jud1os,
-scarnecido de los soldados, ldesprecia-
do de los pontlfces, desechado del rey
nicuo; acusado injustamente, desam
parado de todo favor humane.
Acabada la coronation y para escarnio
ldel Salvador, 10 toln0 ljuez por La ma
no asl como estA maltratado, Y sadando-
10 la vista del pueblo furioso; diioles :
ECCE HOMO. Como 81 dijera: ST
por enyidia lie procurabais la muerte,
mirarlo aqui, que no esta para tienerle
envidia, sino lastima
LIE temiais que Sc hiciera rey, vedlo
aqul un desfgurado, que apenas pare
ce hombre. DE estas manos atadas
que mas lie demandaisg
Por aqu1 podeis entender que tai
saldrla entonces el Salvador; pues e]
|juez crey6 que bastaba la figura que
lalli hacia para quebrantar el coraz6n
|de tales enemigos voluntarios''
Discourse como el pronunciado aver
son los que llevan a las almas al con
vencimiento del dolor y a tener IN
Igraa gran amor q Dios Nuestro Senior
Juan A.. Sabine.
Sam Juan, 12 de Abrii. 1911. !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-12
Aotas de Mayaguez

Dnrante las noches del viernes, sa-
bado y domingo hemos tenido EN- el tea
tro "Navedades' funeiones cinemate-
graticas ZEN combination con el duetto
MlnerVa-Porteila, las cuales han col
mado La satisfaction del p1blico.
Por snpslesto que el referido duetto
se ha corrido ndas del nikel en- 10 res
pectivo a sicalipsis, -. sin que Ia pull
crlf1ld de ning1n agente judicial haya
|perturbado Ell eNtasis del '~soberano
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-12

Los senores Sucesores de Frontera Y
A. lAalll y Coampan1a, estan realizande
notable naeJoras en- sus respectivos es-
tabieclmlentos comerciales.
Despues de terminates los trabaios
de reparaci6n "a la moderna seran 1T
eho establecimientos los mas atract;-
yos de esta.
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