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CLEVELAND.
Totals 27l32 Totals .347924
Ieveland. .....1 0 . . o XII
81 .i,fs = - u q o o. /

ST. foGis....... ; . 0 . o o :
Two base hits-Krapp. StoyaI, jackson,
Shotteu Kritcheu Threc-base hit--Jackson.
Olsen. Hogan. Sacrifice hy--GTiggs. stolen
lases-Birmingham. Hogan, Kritchell. Double
play-Austin. Ldp0rIe. Black and Kritchcli.
Pitching Iecord-Threc hits OF Hardness IN
% innings hits off Knapp in ID innings
1 hits OIL Mitchell in innings, none out IN
tlIrd: hits of Hamilton I'm 1-3 innings; q
of Hardness. 3; off Knapp. >; off Mitchell,
>; off Petty l. Hit by pitcher-By Petty !
tGraneyJ; by Knapp, ] (Hogan). Struck out
BY Hardness. ! by Knapp, . by Petty, j.
Wild ptch--Harkness Base on errors
cleveland .. St. Louis. !. Left on bases
cleveland, 4; ST. Louis. 8. Time-1:57. I'm
pirts-Pcrrne and Dineen.
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Three base hits-Cobb 90. Hits-On Young.
Z in Alb innings; off Olmstead. in 3 2-5
innings. Sacrifice hits-Bush. O'Leary, stan
age. Sacrifice fiies--Willett 90, Delehanty.
stolen bases-Lord, Bush Moriarty Double
piays-McCOnnel to Tannehill 10 Zeider: Bush
to O'Leary 10 Delehanty. Left on bases-Chi-
cago. Il; Detroit. g. Base on balls-Ioung, D.
Oimstaad ]: Willett l. Base on errors--Chi-
cego. ]; Detroit, l. Struck out-Olmstcad. l
Willctt, . Time-1:35. Umpires-Mullen and
Evans
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BIG CHESS MATCH BEGINS
Tarrasch and Schlechter Draw
in Opening Engagement.

Cologne, Germany, July 5-Dr. 5. Tg.
1asch. Of Nuremberg, and Carl Schechte,
Of Vienna. have begun their chess match
of seven games under the direction Of the
Cologne Chess Club. which will also hoM
a congress OF players later In the montA
The first game ended IN q draw. which
under the conditions made VIII not count
In the totals. The masters VIII play Their
match games at the rate Of six hoVs
every week day.
Playing for the possession OF an Amer.
can flag the members OF the Staten Island
Chess Club held a rapid transit tournament
on the Fourth. William Z. Ryan met and
defeated Charles BroughtOn, secretary q
the club. in the final round and captured
the much coveted trophy. In the earlier
rounds Ryan won from w. W. Pearson,
NJ. |. Lockwood and A. F. Gruenenthal IA
the order named.
During a chess week at the Kaiser Ca
lery. in Hamburg a series Of seven games
was arranged between f. J. Marshall, tho
American champion, and +. ;. LeCnhsrdt
of that city. The first two games wers
drawn. Marshall won the third and fifth
with a queens pawn opening and a Maz0
gamblt respectively and lost the fourth,
In which he played tho French defence
The two masters also gave joint slmu..
taneous exhibition against tWenty-eght
opponents winning 20, losing and draw.
ing games.
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ELEVEN RUNS FOR MAPS.

Cleveland. July 5.-Cleveland defeated St
Louis by a score Of II to 7 to-day. Hark-
ness was Knocked out Of the box by st.
Louis, but Knapp was effective after the
third frame. Cleveland hit all three st.
Louis pitchers hard Jackson leading with
a triple. a double and two singles.
The score follows.
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FIRST GAME.
NEW YORK.
Totals 80 G II p 10 Totals 81 4 II "a Is /

Totals 80 II p 10 3 Totals. 81 II "a Is
Ran for Meyers in seventh inning. fBattcd
for Mathews0n in ninth inning. tBatted for
DeyOrc In ninth inning.
Philadelphia ........1 0 . . O x-G
New YOTk. ..........O 0 0 y q Il
Two-base hits-Dcvorc, Dcvlin, Knabe Magce,
DOOan. Bridweyy Three-base hit-Meycrs. sac
rilcc hits-Snodgrdss. LObert 90. Doclan. sac
rifcc ny-Magce. stolen bases-DOOn, Dcvore
struck out-By Mathcwson. 3; BY Burns ..
First base on crrC-s-Ncw York | Lcft on
bascs-New York Z philadelphia. Z wild pitch
Burns Time-2:JO. Umpires-Rig!er and
O'Day.
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SENATORS BEAT RED SOX.

Boston. July 5.-Washington won an
easy victory from Boston to-day, the score
being to .. Johnson who pitched a con-
sistent game, poled home run into the
,entrefeld bleachers. The score follows:
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Totals 81. 80 8 I 277 2 Totals. .33 2 "a 10 .

brooklyn .........2 &-5
Boston ...........o o 0 / o IL
Let on bases-Boston. 6: Brooklyn. l. Two
base hits-Wheat ~. Three-base hit-Hum-
mel. Home run-Kaiser. Sacrifice fy-Inger-
ton First base on errors-Boston. !: Brook
Ign J. Stolen bases-Davidson Daubert. Wheat.
Couson Smith. Double plays-Bergen 10 Smith
Sweeney 10 Herzog TO Tenney. Bases on balls
on Weaver 4; off Tyler. q of Rucker. l.
Struck out-By Weaver l; by Tyler, /; by
Griffin Hits--On Weaver. in 1-3 innings:
off Tyler. . In % inning; of Griffin. in q
innings. Umpires-Frary and Finneran.
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ST LOUIS
PITTSBURG
Totals 80 8 % q 2 Totals. 90. 35 3s2iD,

'Batted for sallee in seventh inning tBaua
for Geyer In ninth inning.
Pittsburg. ......... o "a
ST Louis o o o o y o.
Two-base hlt-HUggins. Three-base hit
Hunter Home run-AcCarthy Sacrihce hit
Wagner Sacrifice ny-Leach stolen bases--
carey Byrne %, Wagner Double p.ayt-
Wagner Mccarthy and Hunter %. first bas.
on balls-Off Leiheld. |: on Sallee ?. Oh Geys
l. Hit by pitcher-By Leiheld ,AowreyJ. Strex
out-By Leifield 2. by Sallee. 2 By Geyer, 1
Left on bases-Plttsburg. 8: e. Louis. !. Fin,
bass on errors-St Louis, ?. Hits-O1 sales
4 in innings; OF Geyer. IN innings Tine
200 Umpres-Klem and Brennan.
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Baseball FiSbf
i'm Three Leagues

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati Mt Boston.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia, q; New York. 4.
New York, 10; Philadelphia, !.
Brooklyn, 3; Boston, z.
PittsburG, 9; 1t. Louis, 81
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
phila. go. a Fl eco st. Louis. 80 81 SO.
Chicago az 90 .6ls Cincinnati 20 80 .426
New York 4S rs SOC Brooklyn. 20 i3 81
Pittsburg 80 so sos Boston. 10 81 .229
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAME TO-DAY,
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. o; Philadelphia. 8.
Detroit. &; Chicago, !.
Cleveland IL: IT. Louis. :.
Washington, :; Boston. 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
W.LP.C W.L.P.C.
Detroit AZ 20 .670 Boston o.. 80 "a .5Ii
Phiia. 49,. AZ 20 gu Cleveland. "a 40 -459
New York 81 80 $50 Washton. 20 40 1861
Chicago. "a 81 .52S st. Louis. Is 81 .26l
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Jersey City at Newark.
Providence at Baltimore.
Toronto at Buffalo.
Montreal at Rochester.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Jersey City, Z; Newark, 8.
Toronto, 3; Rochester, 2.
Baltimore. IL; Providence, 5.
Buffalo. o: Montreal, 5.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
W. J.. PC. w. l.. PC.
Rochester. ~ 20 .67I Buffalo -. 80 SO 40
Baltimore. A. 27 $50 Jersey City 20 So .is6
Toronto 80 33 sac Newark. IS 80 .99i
Montreal. 81 33 .4Si Provid'ce. 25 IL 3i7
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Totals &c 10 II p 8 2 Totals. .s41G27 10 4


'Battcd for stack in seventh inniag.
New YORK .........2 3 o o 30
IhilaL elphia .......O ] U . . . u o.
Tw0-base h!ts-Doyle Thomas Doolan
Thrre-base h!Js-Doyle. Murray 90 Sacrifice
Alt--Fleicher. Stolen bases evorG Dovle
Snodgrass %. Merke 90. DOnlin Struck out
By Marquard : by Rowan. 2. by Stack 8, BY
Humphres l. Double plays-D0oian and Lu-
derus; Btd~ell and Mefkle Loft on bases
eirors-New York, !; Philadelphia. ? First
base on balls-On Marquard. on Rowcn q
or stack 4. OF IiGmphries. Pitchers record
on Rowan hits ana . times az bar In "a
innings. on Chalmers. M ana twice al bat
IL - inning. of stack : hits and 10 times AZ
bat IN innings, on Hunphr.cs hits and %
uires-O'Day ana RigieI.
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The score follows
JERSEY CITY
Totals "a q 6 o Totals 80 q IA

'Batted for McGinnity in the ninth inning.
tBatted for Frill in the eighth inning.
Jersey City,. 0 o . %
Newark ........... . 0 o o %
Runs-Balley. Kelly (2). Gsttman Deininger.
Abstein o. Wells. Roach, Tonneman. Sacrifice
hits-Key. Abstein, Wells. Sacrifice ny-Frill.
Stolen bases-Bailey, McCarty. Two-base hits
Meyer. McCarty. Three-base hits-Dolan, Breen.
Home run-ksIly FIRST base on oails-on NC
out-By McGinnity. /; by Frill, 6; by Mason l.
Hit by pitched ball-By McGnnlty (Abstein); by
Frill kelly. Hits-On Frill. in innings.
First base on errors-Jersey CITY 4. Left on
bases-Newark s. JERSEY City, 6. Time-l:45.
Umpires-Hart and KERN. Attendance-6O0.
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BUFFALO, 9; MONTREAL, 5.

AT gu0alo- r. ii T..
Hnfalo III ] o " % 20 - 2
Montreal II o o 0 % J. 4
Battcrcs-CoTidCn Merritt MalarHey and
NcAIi5Itr. Iurchcll. Glaze and Curtis Cmpires
Murray ana Keenan,.
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TORONTO, s; ROCHESTER, 2

Al Rochester Il. u. T.
Toronto 30 o 0 % y J
gqttcrics--Rulolph ana Phelps: Manser and
Jacklitych Umpres-K.licn and Doyle.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS

Lynn, s; Hayerhill, 0.
BrOckton. 8, Fall River, 0 Qorfeited).
Lowell 5. New Bedford, 6
Lowell vs.. Worcester (hCaD.
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BALTIMORE, p; PROVIDENCE, 8

Al baltimore r. II. T..
RaItimorc % 0 3 o x-I2 Is 4
providence o 0 0 ? o ] b 2
Tattcres-Adklns Galbraih Egan and
Frost. Pierce. crowley and Hart. Umpres-
Wright and Ilalllgan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06

Baseball Polo Grounds. to-day ! J. IN.
Giants vs.. Chicago Adm, 2Jc and JOc.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS

Minneapolis, 6. st Paul g.
Columbus Z. indianapolis 3.
Kansas city. 8; Milwaukee, 3.
Louisville, g. Toledo q.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-06
ECZEMA CURE A BEAUTY
WASH

Although u. II. -. Prescription has
been recognized for years a. the one
remedy for ECzDma Psoriasis and an
other forms of skin diseases. II b. nov
known that thor, tx no othor wash.
even those used uy the bca Iiy spc.
ciaiisif, that can compare with this
mild liquid for cleansing the skin Of
pimplcs. blackhoads. rash. and an
similar skin affections
For this reason alone, a bottle Of
II. - u should no kept on hand in
every household \ trial 25c bottle
win show YOU the merits Of this great
icmody as a complexion wash.
y - -. seems 10 remove the cause.
whatever the trouble may be-, cleans
Ing the skin. ana leaving I, as soft. as
smooth ana clear az that of q healthy
child
Get . 25c hotu, today ana keep II
In the house.
j II O'ElELLY co
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Made by the Peasants
Of Armenia and Egypt.
Every thread done by
hand. Prices about half

All ,Doen lole HandM DoiHe and Centerpeces They
haze an air of elegance, and uear life time.
This shouting pM gpc every chance TO crafty her
desire 10 secure these charming ornamental pieces at The
smallest bnces ue haze euer knoun.
We haze obtained cast assortment from uho makes
business OF going into foreign countries and buying up The
fancy york done By peasants Epery piece pefect and
there many patterns of artistic beauty.
Don't overlook this opportunity for really the prices these
goods are cheaper than machine made.
SEE FRONT WINDOW DISPLAY
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KIDNAPPING 10 Nc
BEEN POPULAR
METHOD
Abduction of Little Waldo
Rogers Recalls Sensations
Which Followed Those
Which Occurred Years Ago


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Major G"nclal. chi
HENRY = mccain.


The land contest case between ~
fit and Allen for = valuable N0.aprr
tract In the J"wrtt valley. san ia. u
county was decided by tho Santa 10
hand ofio. In favor of Iufr1t Tho
ease now goes To- IN" general iaud -.
fee At Washington on appeal TAX ga
by Allen ana il w3ll possibly lo three
or four months before the hnal deter
mlnation.
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5000 II.lrH fHf Without t~kIuE uut
question Thousands hat. been bone.
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how Goo succeed iu ai Your wishes.
hopes aal desires Ne is a.eurat, 100
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moss. Investments spoculntions. Wills.
d.'0s mortgage. Insurance. mining.
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"ilnd dyspcp sia or INDIGESTION for
years NJ appetite. and what I did
eat distressed me- terribly Burdo"k
Blood littcrs cured me. ID II.
walker Sunbury. ohio.
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OFFICIAL EWSNOTES
Of THE CAPITAL
Routine Matters in Territorial
and Federal Offices, Mill.
tary Instructor Has Been
Named.

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thatlo. T. Downs. .l.ro of 60, sixth
district xG-or.. p.,,,t - r,t.,
,.,.
"'N' treasurer I'"rluI TOO" county
NtNi.,t and Alexander stnd'aL
tr..su.,r nr S,ulo,.f ..urt,. tsi a..
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$500
~up,rIutoud. uT Public iu..ru- tiou
f. ,p.,t .,.,.t ,.1,. p,t tho
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D" t't"h" i'r TWO N''N~ 'h"'"N
ju.N Mr. George bIVon assisted
D., N4. N.ud Hancock win POI, mI
'.'''.''''' ''H.''''
Miller be- 'Nport"d '1'k t'"a' Ii9m
Do j
o, .p,.n,t.uf irrigation matters.
ON Nar.u 1909. congress appro-
r,i,t.J xf.puu Gao toward The COM
4iruuiiou col ., damn i Ga, RIO Grsudy
I'm. d,.. NOT .prop.rI. h,lous to the.
reclamation uua. bat Wu. apptopria-
ted 60 iIs,h.re. treaty obligations
with Mexico. and i- supposed To- be
IA. GOVERNMENTS pr, rata share boz
,b. ,uldipp Of tho dam TO. ~. o, GOO
aero. In NJ .Nica for which Wat,r win
ID, furnished n confederation of
which Mrxico withdrew IT'S claims
appiust an. United states 10Y dam
.rgcs caused bv the failure of water
Ian th. no Grand. at the Mexican In.
TAX. moan El paso brought about nv
.cN....i,. irirotiau i'm Noy Mcxtro and
colorado Thi. fnud b. k.pt separate
for mi. reason cor This ST 900 .0ad.
x2ao .6ss.,l have been dishursod al.
mast SIS 600 WAS ..u bauk AT EI paSn.
To tn. credit Of swan r. Olsen. fiscal
agent. and IN, hsl.u... over x5Sn. o0O.
v,e ip h, tr.,.,ti. OBJ tb, rni,od
state. of th. .Nr,ud.i portion of
IA. 81 ouu.uuu .pprouriltinu. XIt.-
sot.5l went for government animals.
rot,ipun,nt Ia u.. .tot. nous. ,uuplirs
cement nunho. forage freight and
b.ndliug Tn. r,m,tnd,r sa,n ,oo
a. O,. is.d iu ,c,u,l buIldinr cost
ON tb, p,n,sco. dam.
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ain. southwest ON which money has
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.r,el. nation service. not necessarily
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san carlos x,i,,u.,,. san pedro.
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Ias y..,. S..olt.up t..tou Lake.
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nre. number Of p,op., in san
Juan county, arc signing , petition 10
United states SURVEYOR General
Marsh asking for On, .ur.., of thir-
4 tr.n township. lyIor south of thr saw
|Iuau river ma .4st Of th. navajo In
+ diam r...,y..,i,Y NH. ti... shnull
Ia. surv,,ad ANA 1p.usd ru settlement
.at ono. 40. tn,. is hcsIunnr tn ne
j1uit. "A a mand for land u that direr-
tpu IN. question az d.. uator I'm
/ mat section f.. proved .fu .. boo draw
,b..o al an "a, il aa. non, H..a dem
juu,uat,d that water com u. Developed
most luyWhor, Iu Nm Nrx,,a hy
pumping 1T 10 rolsruabl. expense
Tn. Insurance d,ptitm,ut Was to-
.du, nuuGcd th.i IN, Occidental Ere
Insurance company cot Nbuuuoeaur
/ Is ready 10 proceed with tb. trans
faction OF business aud u.N, appuca-
lion for , license imp,s.,i.t non.
uN superintendent eft Ir.u..u.. Iip-
Iuau yIl Irayc in u f.v d4.. ta ehasi,
up tho uss-ts of the company 60 as.
certain if tbry h.,. tb. p...,s.a,.,.
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II you want q stylish horse and
buggy. see w. l.. Trimbis. 1ia " 2nd
~ Phone M 4
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Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qnlninr
Tablets. Druggists refund money n
u fails Ia cure. y w. GROVES sis.
nature IN on each box 2ac.
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No Election ron sen \rE.
To CURE A COID N ONE nav

Donv'r April Thee was lp
election In todaN's senatorial ballot
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-27
Velada en- el A .<zr,&.c

Anteayer, domingo Varios elementOs
distinguidos de nuestra culta sociedad,
improvisation una velada literario-mu-
steal en- ell AteneO Puert0rriqueilo, dando
gallardes pruebas de su habilidad en- el
dif1cil Instruments de L5sts, las seiori-
tas Beti, Asencio, Brlgida Fabian, Ro-
flores, Ernesto Tefef Rafael Balseiro.
Este tltimo inspirado compositor rnusi-
cal, ejecut0 con admirable maestria y
refinado gusto artlstico, algunos valses
de su exquisite repertoire, entire
los cuales nos do a conocer parte de uno
inedito que, en- verdad, nos pareci6 su-
perior a los demas por el compuestos an
| teriormente.
La agraciada seiorita Maria Luisa Or
| tiz, recito con gran naturalidad EXPIRE
sion poetica, una poesla titulada "La
Huerfanita'
Don Jose Janer, maestro en- el arte de
| declamar, deleit6 nuestro espiritu reel
| tando la bella sentimental p0esia de-
| nominada Laura, del renombradO poeta
| aguadillano don Jose de Diego.
Don Enrique contreras lego su bello
Icuento narrative, La peticion de Lui-
sta inspirado en- (leIicado asunto de La
epoca de Reyes.
7, Ell poeta Jose de JESUS Esteve, uno
| de nuestros mas celebrates rimadores.
| lego tambi6n, su poesia 'FPatria,'', en-
la cual fotan amenudo las eglogas y pal
| plta vehemente, Ell amor 4 La terra bo-
| rincana, bendecida por Dios.
Todos los que tomaron parte en- la We
lada fueron muy aplauaidos por el selec-
Ito y numeroso aglditorio.
Eel DR.. Cayetano Coll Toste. digno
| presidente de nuestro primer centro de
cultura, cerro el acto Ell breve y elocnen-
te discurso, dan<}o las gracias, i los con
currentes Y en- especial q cuant,s ton9-
parte en- la~gratlsima v4lada
Diciembre. 25 de 1911.
BJapc0 Fcrn1Hde:.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-27
UNA GANCA

Qu,en desee ad4;:irir nm mobiliar7.
para saia, compuesto de doce sillae,
cnatr' sil]ones, dos hrtacas, nn sofa Y
una lnesita centric. fnadera curvaGa de
Vlena, tiene ahora propicia oportupi-
dad. w..
Hay ademas, una mesa seis sillas
para comedor; un guarda-comr2a nm
ehfnero, un tinajero con su piedra, un
NITRO y una mesa con piedra rnarmoi
para @f servicio -del comedor.
Tamolen puede adquirirse, una cana
de hierro para uns plaza, y un Jaw ..
Este mobiliario esta completamerte
naevo y puede verse. en- Ia casa nfrner,,
% dc In calle de TetgsEs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-27
ADMoR.: Miguel Mascara Garcia.
CERTAl,1ElV
Literario Pedagogico de la
Asociaci0n de Maeslros de p. r.

FL jurado califcador, nombrado par
dlscernlr los premios los trabajos remi-
tldos para ell Certa1nen Literario-Peda
goglco, que la Association de Maestro>
de Puerto Rico celebrara en- Cabo Roio
el 80 del actual, ha dado Ell siguiente
LGudO.
Primer tema: "Lecciones ilustradas
para La ensenanza de la Nat1ra]eza',
Primer premio: A la composici6n Que
trae por lena: "No busques q Dios
en- otra parte que en- la Naturaleza''
Segundo tsma: Poesia LA Maestra"
Despues dc haber examinado las tres
unlcas conposiciones recibidas para este
tena, ell jurado juzga que ninguna de
elias merece premio.
Tercer tema: "Infuencia Que 81 estu-
dlo de la agricultural ha de eiercer an H.
porvenir de Puerto Rico" Qued5 desie,.
to.
Cuarto tema: Relaciones entire a ho.
gar y la escuela.'
Primer premio: Adjudicado al trabaio
que trae por LENA: No hay efecto sin
causa''
Segundo premio: Al del LENA, spa
tria'
QWnto tema: Influenza de ]a< eS,no-
las en- las nrisionac'7
fueron premiadas dos c0n1nosicionos
que traen el mismo LENA, 4 saber. pr;-
'ner- premlo: LENA: "Odia 81 x1olito :,
conlpadece al delincuente. Ee+a +ra
oato 'ermlna con estas rnismas r3la h,,as
oegando premio: LENA: Otlja q 10
|@lto compadece al delincuenta's FIN
pleza con las pa1abras: LA ipnorrano;..
es grave NAL. =. Z" y ternlina la on1
Cura de los pueblos. -
Sc recuerda a los a1tores lanr0a7o>.
que, de acuerdo con las bases del oor+o
men, cada uno debe renitir u oq,o;s;;5>,
del mlsmo, una copia 4iel da 81 ..o,ono
slclon antes del dla de la fiesta, Cabo
hoJo, t. t., diciembre Is de 1917 T
Vlcenty, Presidente l.. Pa.7illa Vocal
w. del Toro Peralta, secretario
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-27
|Obra del Tabernaculo

La Superiora del Colegio del sagrado
torazon de JESUS, de Santurce, y L.
'a'ata Dlrectiva de la Association del
Iabernaculo, la presidente dona Car
men ~ de Hernandez Lopez y la secre-
tara, senorita Ana Hoare, nos invitan s
La Exposition de labores hechas Dor las
senoras y senoritas asociadas, que ha de
lnaugurarse el microbes 27 dol oo
rrlente, y permanecera alberta hasta 81
~ inclusive. Las horas de vista SON de
nueve once de Ia manana v de c11atr,.
4 seis de la tarde.
Danos las gracias por Ia invitaci6u.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-27

tiago, no encontrando cllpa F'j'ida1 al
guna sobresey0 el procedimiento ar
chivandolo
Felicitamos muy sinceramente al Lcdo.
Bernardini
Act1a en- el almacen ''teatro' tle
esta ciudad, la simpatica artista scIora
Soledad Castillo.
Muy POGO exito ha obtenido pues
en- las representations que lleva dadas
Ell tempo sumamente luvioso ha impe-
dido la entrada 4 las funciones.
Anoche celebr6 sa1 benefcio la citada
artlsta con la obra la Dolores ma
mana esta anunciado un benefcio a ia
vor de la lglesia cat6lico con la obra el
"Senor Feudal.'
Los focos instalados por ell Munich
plo hace algun tempo, no dan aun el
resultado que Sc esperaba, pues la ma
yorla Gle ellos permanecen in,itiles, no
sabemos 81 por inexperienced del q. los
manjea, por ser aquellos de mala cali
dad.
Una verdadera lastima, pues al prin-
clplo produjeron un magnifco alum
bradO one hizo Greer al n,1hIico ono
Guayama hab1a salido para siempre,
de La obEcuridad a la que parece eter-
namente condenada.
F. Navarro Ortiz,
Corresponsal.
Guayama, IS de Die. de 1911