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The herald., 1911-08-31
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
New Orleans, La, Aug. %, 1911.

New Orleans, La, Aug. %, 1911.
Dr. c. V. Kraft, Editor, Algiers Herald.
Will you kindly give this space in
your valuable paper?
| noticed in your last issue of the
Herald that certain railroads as usual
are getting ready to fight their en-
ployes because they have asked for
some little raise in their wages. l
notice that one of their general Off
GERS calls the mems and the public's
attention to how well the company
has always treated their employees.
1t seems absurd for such a state
ment to be published, when half of the
general public knows that half of the
men working for the western roads
are only half paid, and to prove this
assertion, you may call on any mer-
chant in this town and you will find
that there is always some balance left
standing every month on their books.
Simply because they were laid off by
the company some ten or twelve days.
But l guess that is all right-it is only
the workingmen, and they have no
right to live any better than beggars
so long as the railroads are making
millions for the stockholders. The
railroad officials object to meeting the
crafts in a body, but if the men have
any backbone at all, they will stick,
and they will find that is the only way
to get what they are asking for.
1t is a well-known fact that every
commodity has gone sky high and it
is no more than just that wages
should be raised to meet these de-
mands on the housewives purse. 1t
is all right with the big sticks; they
don't care whether sugar is a dollar a
pound; it don't effect them, for the big
dividends come along just he same.
OF course, there is no money in rail-
roads; nearly all the stockholders and
directors when they shuttle off to go
to the beyond, generally leave their
wives paupers-nit. OF course, none
of those railroad kings ever die rich;
but mark me, that If some of these
millions are not divided amongst the
working class in the shape of wages, in
place of allowing some few to pile up
millions to buy titles for their daugh-
tiers, and allow the workingmen to at
least live halfway decent, there is go
ing to be something doing in this
country than will more than equal the
war between the North and the South,
for the poor, believe, at last is get
ting tired of living from hand to mouth
while others live on the fat Of the
land from the sweat of the workman's
brow.
And in conclusion, it behooves every
merchant in Algiers to join hands and
encourage the men in this fight, if it
comes to one. They all know what
the railroads have been doing for our
city for the past twelve years. Just
making a dumping ground out Of it,
and taking as much work out Of the
town as they possibly could, even
though there is a law which says that
roads running into Louisiana must
have all their repairs done in this
state.
Yours truly.
Merchant
The herald., 1911-08-31
UNCLAIMED LETTERS
Yours truly,
Merchant,

Remaining at Station A, New Or
leans post Office, week ending August
31st, 1911:
Men-Wm. E. Murphy, SOC Bienville
or Belleville.
Women-Mrs. Martha Gonsouland,
Miss Alberta Hunt, Mrs. A. Mccarthy
Mrs. Eliza Peterson, Miss Eliza Peters
w. ]. Behan, P. NJ
y. w. Daniels, Supt. Sta. A.
The herald., 1911-08-31
PERSONALS
AND OTHERWISE

,.u,n Berthelac, the young son of
frank Berthelac, of 223 Belleville
-. took a lamp to bed with him to
. 4 there were any mosquitoes under
mosouito bar. The bed clothing
aestroyed as we'll as the mosquito
wb;eh caught fire. Incidentally,
! d mosquitoes suffered.
q, last Thursday night at the dis
- courthouse at Gretna, Miss Bertha
s,s.ux a popular young lady of the
,.wsr Coast, and Mr.. Ludovic Cantin,
.,,sr wellknown resident of our
a..,,et were quietly marrier by JUS
-. ~ the Peace NJ. A. Dauenhauer.
-. Annie Whelan and Mr.. Mat Ca
.ur a brother of the bride, were the
.,teudants. Though surprised, the
u.uy friends of the couple extend
| heir best wishes.
Extensive repairs are being made at
4. couthern Pacific wharf at Algiers
!. .rpparation for the sugar season,
..,,cb PROMISES to be a busy one at
Ala shipping point. Between $4,000
md $4,000 is to be expended by the
many to put the wharf in proper
diane. The wharf is an old one and in
,sad of general repairs. No new wharf
! n be built, only improvements being
made. The work is expected to be fin
| thed by October Is.
Miss Ruth PettigrOve returned home
saturday night after spending six
xeeks in st. Louis and Colorado.
NJ. and Mrs. E. Prudhomme and
huily. of Lafayette, are spending a
nile with ]. Miller, of Pelican ave-
rae.
Nj. and Mrs. Tom Schaffer returned
kome Sunday after spending two
weeks In Ocean Springs, with Mrs. j..
4 Huckins.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Herbert spent Sun
~ IN Slidell, La, the guest of her
hnghter.
Mrs. G. Vezien and son left Monday
X Galveston, Tex, to visit her son
1srge
Misses Jeanette and Irma French,
/ Sner spending month in Los Angeles,
he returned.
The Algiers Pythians promis to be
/ m represented on the excursion to
zmp Hygeia on Sept 4, when the cot
tgs erected by Pythians of Louisiana
WI be dedicated. Halcycn Lodge,
Crescent Lodge and Virginia Lodge
VII send delegations. Hon. Peter Gle
nent who has been working up inter-
4 In the event among the local lodges
.hs been one of the best hustlers for
tie worthy cause. Judge Clement has
always considered that the secret or
dsn throughout the State shold give
heir assistance to this work, and it
Va through him that the Pythian
0dges here took an interest in the
work There will be a basket picnic
q same day, and large crowd is ex-
3scted to attend from the city.
Niw lone hampton returned yester-
~ after months stay at Artesia,
szico.
Nm ]. Peterson spent the past week
eAhita Springs.
hn 7. Dexter and children spent
slerday at Milneburg with Mrs. Geo.
hbin.
Mss Gladys Porter of Houma, La,
spending week with Mrs. Tony
euillot.
The herald., 1911-08-31

BERTHE Kinkaid returned SUNDAY
morning after spending two weeks in
Chicago.
Thomas Fox and John Fox of I.e-
Boeuf avenue, left Monday for Calves
ton and other Texas points for a pleas
ure "trip.
Misses Katie and Emma Rhodes left
Saturday for Jena, La, where they
will spend several weeks.
Mrs. Harry Calm, of Biloxi, Miss, is
visiting her parents in Slidell avenue.
Louis Goebel spent Saturday and
Sunday at his home in Seguin street.
Mrs. B. G. North and children, Ethel
Lillian and Benjamin, have returned
from Vaudeville.
George Bertrand and nieces. Onita
and Myrtle Mayo, after a months stay
in Vaudeville, returned home.
Mrs. A. Seward, of Atlantic avenue.
presented her husband with a baby boy
Saturday morning.
Mrs. E. Dupuis and daughter, Julia,
nave returned to their home in Nc
Comb, Miss, after spending two weeks
with relatives.
Rev. Sidney Vail left for Ruston.
La, where he goes to take up his mis-
sion work in that part of the State.
A meeting was held Monday night
by j. c. Root Camp No. $40, Woodmen
OF the World, and considerable bust
ness was transacted. Two applica-
tons were received and favorably act
ed upon. The charter was received
and will be framed. Hugh C. Hornos-
ky was elected and installed as sentry.
Favorable reports were received on
the festival to be given at Suburban
Park on October l.
A meeting will be held Tuesday
night by the committee in charge of
the celebration of the anniversary of
the Working Mems Union and Benevo-
lent Association on Sept. "a at Pythian
Hall, when arrangements will be COM
pleted.
Arthur Christy spend Saturday and
Sunday in Lafayette.
Miss Mary Temple, of Humboldt,
Tenn, after spending a while with
Mrs. Fred Pefferkorn, left for Lafay-
cite. La, to be the guest of Sheriff
Lacoste.
Miss Laura Meyers, Miss Mamie
Martinez and Walter Martinez return
ed from Bay Adam after spending sew
eral weeks at their camp.
Mrs. ]. Meyers and family are
spending the week at Bay Adam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Gillin and chill
dren returned Saturday from Bay
Adam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shade G.. Smith and
children, John and Alma, returned to-
day from Bay Adam, where they were
guests of Mrs. c. w. Kraft.
The wedding of Miss May Kinkaid
to Henry Klink was solemnized on
Saturday night at the Office of Judge
Dauenhauer in Gretna. VIM. Murphy
and Geo. Vinet witnessed the cere-
mony. The young couple will make
their home with the groom's mother.
Misses Emma and Katie Rhodes are
visiting relatives in Jena and Eden,
La.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. LeBoeuf and baby
Euphemie, spent Saturday and Sunday
at Vaudeville, La.
Mrs. Hugh Collette presented her
husband with a fine baby boy.
Miss Annie Louise McNeely left yes
terday for Abita Springs.
Mrs. John McNeely spent yesterday
at Abita Springs.
Mrs. F. Lecourt, ST., and grand
children, Alva and Dwight Salathe, re-
turned from Bay st. Louis, Miss.
The herald., 1911-08-31
SEWING SCHOOL.

Mrs. Ed Foley will open her sewing
school on Sept. 1st Also has a room
for rent. Apply at APT Pacific avenue.
Mrs. Ed Folly. 1tp
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-09-14

less than a weeks time, at a cost Of
from $4,000 to $1l0.00 depending on
the locality. The water is free from
minerals, clear as crystal, and SO
abundant that the most powerful pumps
fail to lower the water level in a we'll.
No locality however favorably
located can ever become the scene Of
a truly great civilization without it is
naturally heaIthful or can be made SO.
1t should be the first inquiry the
immigrant seeking to make that
locality the home Of his family and
posteriry. This the Black Prairie
Belt can claim.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-09-14

which OkoIona is located. This part
Of the state is passing through a crisis
from which it is within her power to
emerge better fitted for a glorious
future than she would have been
but for these forces, Very few
localities in the United States have as
many natural advantages for the MAX
ing of a great agricultural population
as the Black Prairie belt Of northeast
Mississippi.
Health
From the standpoint Of health this
region stands second to none in the
United States. The attitude is 400
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-09-14

they will produce from one third to
twice the yields per acre as the
northern soils. This is not a mere
assertion, but the records prove the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-05
En- San Francisco
de Asis

Ell dia s, domingo, celebrara esta Pa
roquia la fiesta de su Santo Patron.
A las siete. de la manana de dicho dia,
Sc dira la misa de communion general !;
d las 8, misa de La Maternidad de Maria
Santlsima, (armonizada) las 10 So
lemne misa de San Francisco: en- ella
f0rmara las glorias del Sant0, ell illus
trado Superior de la Comunidad de Pa
dres Capuchinos Rvdo. Antonio del
Castillo. Ell canto y musica estaran 4
cargo del reputado professor don Fran
cisco Verar. Despu6s de la misa solem-
ne Sc dara la bendici6n con ell Santi-
simo
Els dc esperarse. que tanto La feligre-
sla de tsta parroquia como las cofrad1as
de da mlSma, y muy especlalmente la
Tercera Orden de San Francisco, hon
raran con su presencia tan solenne
fiesta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-05
= EN- FL JUzCADO

Juan Penza, por haberle pegado con
una tranca Josefna Ayala causandole
unas heridas en- la cabeza, fu6 condena-
do tres meses de arresto.
Antonio Maldonado, por haber hur.
tadO un par de ruedas de la propiedad
del Sr. Garcia, fu6 condenado q dos
meses de arresto.
Fernando Gonzalez, acusado por el
policia Esteban Rodriguez por haber al
teradO la paz pdbhca en- un caro- el6c-
tricO, fue absuelto por falta de pruebas.
&
Pedro Nieves, por haber agredido al
policia insular Angel L. Alfaro en- los
mometnos que prestaba servicios en- la
Plaza de Baldorioty, fu6 condeno q pa
gar $4,000 sufrir 80 d1as en- la car
eel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-05

bien amados del pueblo, por sus luchas
y sacrificios, no descenderan del sitial
en- que les colocaron ell dolor, ell destino
y la gratitud de la patria. va sc ha he
cho varias veces lie experiencia y no
vale la pena seguir pregonando la in
quebrantabilidad del yunque con la re-
sonancia del martillo.'
Esto escribio ell Sr. de Diego, y no.
sotros no podiamos leer este parrafo
con la abenegada modestia de quien al
escribirlo nj siquiera penso> en- 81 mis-
mo; era deber nuestro incluirle entire
los leaders, entire los jefes, entire los
hombres necesarios Y 81 hubiese-
mos cometido la injusticia de hacer
abstraction de SUI PERSONA para los
efectos de nuestra augmentation Sc
ria 10 mismo, porque en- vez del Sr. de
Diego tendr1amos otras varias eninen-
tes personalidades a quienes ell bri-.
llante articulista considera insustitui-
bles; y comprendera el Sr. de Diego
que nuestro prop6sito no fue acusarle
de inmodesto, sino sacar de sus pala-
bras una deduction que, por otra par
tie, tiene en- la realidad la mas descon-
soladora comprobaci6n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-05

Ell Sr. de Diego ha contestado aver
q nuestro artfcrllo del sabado, y prece-
de su replica de un parrafo en- que re-
conoce 10 raz0nable de nuestra crltica
la cultura de nuestras observaciones.
Esto nos place, y Ia amable cortesia
con que 8 su vez Sc expresa ell eminente
hombre p1bIieo, nos induce a insistir
en- algunos pa1ticu1ares de nuestro an
terror articulo.
PuntuaIicemos. Al llablar de las es-
cuelas pnbIicas, hemos podido hacer
una critica del sistena y hemos podido
traer a cuentas 10 que Sc ha gastado y
aun malgastado en- ell pals para negar
al resultado que estamos palpando en-
La instruction Facil nos hubiera sido
evocar aquelta brillante campaia cue
en- la pasada legislature .tuvo por
leader" al eiocuente tribune senior
Diaz Navarro, y ciertamente que nos
bastara con 10 que en- la Camara sc dijo
para justifCaT nuestras prudentes re-
servas, cuando de hacer ell panegirico
de nuestra sisteHna de instruction Sc
trata No quisimos ahondar en- ell asun-
to- Y puesto que ell Sr. de Diego Sc con-
forma con que los niiios que asisten a
las escuelas publicas aprendan a leer
y escribir, no creemos que valga la pc
ma insistir sobre el particular.
Con respecto & la ibertad de concien-
cia, preconizada por el Sr. Gle Diego,
ell BOLETIN Sc Ainlit0 a advertir q. I'm
catolico no puede celebrarla, sin incu-
rrir en- contradiction fiagrante con la
doctrina susteatada por la Iglesia.
Y no preten6a ell habil jurisconsulto,
envolvern0s en- sus argumentaciones
cuanto al tratar de la hbertad en- la
emission del pensamiento, dice que 81 la
hbertad de la palabra amparase la CO.
mission de un delito, seria una ibertad
odiosa indigna de un pueblo civiliza-
do.
Harto debe saber ell Sr. de Diego que
la ley de hbeIo es un arma de dos filos
que sc esgrime contra la prensa; a su
noticia habra llegado, seguramente,
que no hay periodico en- la Isla que ho
haya sido noIestado, perseguido y anna
gado por los que al amparo de esa ley
depresiva nan pretendido poner una
mordaza d La independence de la cri-
tica periodistica
Pocos SON los periodistas que en- la
epoca actual no han ocupado Ell ban
quillo, acusados de libelistas, y muy
recientes estan los fallos condenato-
rios contra empresas periodisticas,
condenandolas pagar indemnizaciores
liquidadoras
Puede ser que, con este regimen de
hipocresias nadie pueda ser acusado
como 10 fue Muiioz Rivera, como 10 fIe
el sr. de Diego, siendo un niio, por TN
grito de rebeldia, pero en- esta epoca de
libertad, el que estas ilneas escribe ha
sido procesado varias veces, NADIA mas
que por decirles la verdad unos cuan-
tos rufianes.
Y vayase 10 uno por 10 otro, 81 es Que
este no resulta mas odioso.
). Sin meternos en- abstrusas investiga-
clones sobre si las tempestades atmos-
fericas SON precisas para la purifica-
cion del ambiente; nj ponernos a hallar
relaciones entire estas tormentas y los
del espiritu en-. lucha, podemos asegu-
rarle al sr, de Diego que q la hora de
exigir severas euentas por la ruina de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-05
COMO ESTABAMOS

nuestra industrial CAFETERIA no es !, San
Clr1aco nj la magma voluntad invisi-
ole que sopla en- ell viento, a auienes
han de hacerse las reclamaciones. 81 no
aquellos que nos cerraron los merca-
COS de nuestra cafe, aquellos que falta-
ron a la lealtad del cabotaje, deiando
SIN proteger nuestro primer producto,
aque1os que trataron de destruir Dor
todos los medios .nuestra indepen-
dencla economical, arruinando nuestra
rlqueza social.
81 el cafe hubiese tenido mercados
a estas fechas nadie hablar1a de San Ci-
r1aco.
Y efectivamente ''No hay contradic-
clon alguna en- sostener que ell consejo
eJecutlvO eS una mostruosidad cue
por vez unica en- cuatro siglos un So
bernador cruzo los mares para solicitar
la division de poderes y la constitu-
cion de un senado elective en- Puerto
Rico Esto dice ell ilustre escritor, v
hasta cierto punto, dice bien. Porque
no ha de olvidar ell Sr. de Diego, que
cuando aqui vino ell primer gobernador
ole esta nueva serie de gobernadores,
encontro ESQ y mucho mas. Y 81 todo
ESQ vino Puerto Rico sin que ning1n
gobernador 10 pidiera, es porque en-
tonces para pedir y para otorgar, bas-
taba con la voz de los nativos.
Pero no haya tenor de que nuestro
temible contrincante nos sorprenda en-
contradicciones. Nosotros. no hemos ne-
gado 10 que afrma ell Sr. de Diego. So
bran, pues, los testimonies que con ser
tan valiosos, para nosotros no 10 son
mas que ell del speaker" de la Ca
mara. 10 que dijimos y 10 que manta-
nemos es que Sc compaginan muy NAL
las promesas del gobernante con la
centraizaci6n que. Sc viene desarro
llando desde las esferas del poder. Pre-
cisamente, bajo ell gobierno de MIR.
Cotton esa centralizacion Sc acentua Sc
rigoriza, Sc recrudece, y es este con-
traste ell que advertimos, esta informa-
lidad que denunciamos
Y con este podr1amos dar por termi-
NADIA nuestra replica, porque no vamos
a discutir las virtudes, la consecuenc;a,
La lealtad pol1ticas del Sr. de Diego,
por todos reconocidas; pero hecha es-
ia salvedad que nos parece de justicia,
permitanos ell elocuente orador que re-
cordemos palabras suyas y palabras
nuestras para deducir de elias la logica
de nuestra augmentation.
Dice aver ell Sr. de Diego:
81 no es motive retorico, para I'm
argumento "ad hominem,' es una alu-
cinacion yer en- mis- articulos 10 Que
nunca he dicho, nj ensoiiado. iPue
Gle citarse una sola palabra mia, de
donde resulte Sc infiera que soy in
sustituible en- NADIA, nj que NADIA sea
mas que 10 que soy, un hombre que ira
baJa honradamente por sus ideales?
Z decia Ell 10 de Septiembre:
y los Jefes de la Union, amados del
pueblo, seran los directories del rumbo
que Sc tije y la evolucion que Sc opere
en- ell desarrollo de la politica puerto
rr1quena. No hay medic de matar las
cosas inmortales, nj destruir & los
hombres necesarios. La Union es im-
perecedera en- sustancia y los que la
conducen, surgentes incolumes de alta
ques sombrios y veladas reticencias,
en- tanto sean como seran siempre los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-05

solo reciben d medias STU educaci6n, "
suS Hbros son inservibles, y le faltan
maestros, y Sc les expone su salud en-
casa-ascuelas antihigienicas-
Yea ESQ ell actual ComisonadO de Edu~
cacl6n; tonne nota la eJunta Escolar, que
nosotros no Disbursements en- la cana
palia de sefalarle las deficiencias del
ramo para que estas sean corregidass
en- bien de unos y de otros, y para evil
tar, al menos, fa1sedades en- futuros IIR~
formes- oficiales
Nj una palabra mas, por hoy ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-05
ESPECTACULOS
TEATRO Apollo

La compa1lia Barraj6n pondr6 en- es-
cena esta noche, la zarzuela en- dos ac-
tos, SemsatsvG, y Sc exhibiran tres in
teresantes pel1culas.
u &
CINE DE LAS TRES BANDERAS
Un programa lleno de amenidad. V
con precios populares.
Nuevas vistas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-05
NELSON

En- La semana pr6xima debutara en-
ell teatro Municipal el aplaudido artista
Nelson, que viane hacienda una turn6e
muy interesante por la Isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-05
CINE LA PLAZA

Como slempre, un cartel suggestive en-
que tiguran varios estrenos de peEculas
soberbias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-05
nuhD0 SOCIAL,

Ia senior don Pedro Giusti elemep.
TO dlstinguido de nuestra sociedad ra.
gresara de Europa, s donde fue ary
asuntos comerciales, ell doce del corrier-.
te. AS'a1-s
La noticia es de sumo inter6s n,r,s
mundo social
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-05

En- ell hogar de los esposos Herman
dez Usera Vazqtez, reina La mayor ale-
gr1a producida por el nacimento de una
preciosa nina, que viene & embellecer EN-
nldo de los padres.
NueStra enhorabrena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-05

Ga Ap1otac1on agricola y minera.
Nos Senores Hernandez y Goni ham
peiALldlec1do aqni varios dfas EN- esnarm
oel ouque que los neva 4 Santo Doao;,,
go' y durante su estancia en- San .yna,.
neinos podldo apreciar los dotes de cpr.
tufa que alderman los distinpuidos v;a
Jeros' qulenes despedimos con al ,,.
yor afecto.
En San Juan dejan muchas anaisfa
des. '''A'AS'SS"
Ht'a contraldo matrfnaonGo ON osss,
cap1tai, nuestro amigo el distinguido L..
trado Mr. j. Henry Brown Ia sefiorn.
Antonita Molina.
LA boda Sc celebr6 EN- fanifa. en- n
domlcllo del padre de la desposada
Actuo de juez el de la Corte S,nro.
ma don Emilio del Toro Cuebas. dg
0estlgos ell Juez Audrey, el licenciado Mn
noz Morales el seiior Reinaldo p.,
nIagua
Los nuevos esposos han fiiado STD do,
micllio EN- Iel Condado.
Ill llustre orador don Jose de Dieee.
ma llegado aver tarde San Juan. Per-
nfanecera aquf, como de ortI1narfo eR
"iempo eXtrlctamente precise para ra.
solver los importantes asuntos o1e Re
trSien a esta capital.
LIE saIUdamos afectuosamanto
En- ell hogar de los esposos Herman.
dez Usera VazGhez, reina Ia navor. ale
grIa producida por el nacimento de ,.na
preciosa nina, que viene 4 embellecer eg
h1do de los padres.
Nuestra enhorabupna.
hnVlamoS nuestrO saIUdo al ilustrades
uoctor MatanzO que en- union de s1 dis
tlngulda familia, vuelve de su tarnnes.
rseda veran1ega, para reanudar sr1s ,1eu..
paclones profeslonaIes.
Los senores de Matanzo varaneaham,
EN- Barranqlitas.
NneStro buen amigo el doctor ga1eve-.
tfo Baez ha salido apresuradamenta na-
ra Las Marias, donde reside SIT sefior~
padre actualmente enferno, rel4o par
fortuna de leEedad.
Cue fenga pronta zna5oria.
Nnes1ro amigo dOp CeTeStino Perez,
del comereio de Caguas ha llegaGo 8 Sam
j uan ac0mpanando 4 sus niiios aIgs de.
hcados de sa1ud
Dese&moSJes una rapida ca1raci6n.l
Desde hace dias Sc halIa en esta eac.
pltal la respectable senor& madre de Mr..
Dix. La seiSora Dix tiene su resideneia
en Beuner (Colorado) y Sc propone pa
sar Una temporada al Iado de su hiI0-
Ell BOLETlN saluda & Ia dfstingui~
da daGna americana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-05

Eli llustre orador don Jose de Diego
ma llegado aver tarde 4 San Juan. Per-
manecera aquf, como de ordinar7o, ee
aempo extrlctamente precise para re.
soiver los 1mportantes asuntos oue 1e
traen a esta capital.
LIE saludamos afectuosamente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-05

Desde hace dias Sc haila en- esta eae.
pltal la respectable seTiora madre de Mr..
Dix La seiSora Dix tiene su residencia
en Beuner [Colorado) y Sc propone pa
sar una temporada al Iado de su hiI0-
Ell BOLET1N saluda & Ia dIst5ngui~
da DANA americana
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-13
Palladium Want Ads Pay.
NOTICE TO e,pOERs

Notice IL hereby given that the
Board of Wayne County Commission
ers will receive sealed bids and pro
posals up to IL O'clock on the morn
ing of Tuesday. August %. 1911 for
the construction OF concrete arch
on the Cart road near the Henley farm.
Wayne township and for the repair
of the working bridge on the HaSers-
town pike: the repair Of the steel,
bridge on the National road over Nol-
and's Fork and the repair OF the steel
bridge at Middleboro. Bids must in
all things conform with the law and
must be accompanied by bonds equal
in amount to the bid.
pemas S. Coe.
Auditor Wayne County.
6-13-2ti