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Principals in College Club Play:
"A Bold Stroke for a Husband"

culture attendant upon the study Of
literature is not more important than
the culture 20 be obtained in the ordi-
nary duties Of the home " culture
reaches the masses Il must be carried
into the homes. and domestic science
IS one means Of bringing IL into the
school, and through the school into the
home. An apureciable Improvement
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Mothers Congress Meets.

The Mothers congress met in regu'
lar session on Saturday. November 25,
at p. m. Prof. Stewart was the
speaker OF the afternoon, subject
"The Plan of Domestic Science in
Education The speaker emphasized
the fact that the child was the great.
est asset Of the state and nothing was
too great 10 undertake in the care Of
that assct-cnltmre is moi a veneer. Tho
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Free Kindergarten Opening.

The opening OF the new free kinder.
garteu home on West First South
street, delayed on account of the build
ing not being completed. is expected
to take place the first week in De,
cember. 4 reception will be given
one day 20 the friends and contributors
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OF the association and on the next dsy
20 tho neighborhoOd.
The managers hope 20 make these
functions interesting affairs and feel
that the work Will DC given an suspi.
cious inauguration for the winter.
The doll sale Monday. December 4.
az the Hotel Utah, promises 20 net q
nice sum for the kindergarten. Dolls
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BALDWIN PIANO co.

BALDWIN PIANO CO.
Dear Srs
To those who do not expect brass band effects from
piano, but instead prefer intimate tone shadngs and
singing quality. the Baldwin Pianos will appeal
unsurpassable
Indeed, 1t is for these that have disposed
of my institution s entire piano equipment in favor OF
the Baldwin products and If perhaps additional reasons
prompted to eXpend large thirty
pianos from your factory must confess that the
usually substantial construction of your makes prom
sng practically unlimited service hurried my decision
Personally | have played upon any piano
that has given much pleasure and responded
readily TO my will the Baldwin, a consequence OF
which ] have spent hours playing upon
than have done during the last six years
Wishing your products continued success, believe
me, Sincerely yours,
HEINRICH Won STEIN.
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MII2ADY1S :
TOILET TABLE
b ~
EMILY DEMAR
a AeLpFuI s1aupoo

a HELPFUL SHAMPOO.
soap. becEus. % their Tree afkaii
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when uf"d for shAmponirE rob ths scalp
in e healthy. Vigorous state A very bsn
encial head wash can b. made by dis
sowing on~ toAspconfui cgEol IN cup
oI not water This r1sssaEed on the
scalp relieves irritation. s0olhcs ard
to1e-. and after rinsinE. ne sczIp il
ciean md healthy. While th- hair take
on such n silky r,oss and softnsss THAT
cong u up - genuine pleasure For =
druggists >or a dozen helpful shampooa.
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.
P. G.. Face powder is a hindranc-. not
an assist 10 true beauty Stop using
poTeer for few days. and each night
apply this easy 20 prepare retiring lotion
and .,d Am sure YOU viii De delighted With
ne results Get from your druggist tao
ounces arnarol and dissolve IN q pint hot
water. Before retiring carefully bathe
The face. meek and arms 10 remove dust
lotion freely. rubbing gently until II van
ish@s. A few such Treatments nil clear
srd cleanse the skin and give 20 4; = deil-
cacv and refinement that marks the per
feet complexion.
Mrs. T.. Don't vast" time nasSaginx
Tor underdeyelopwcnt. because local ap-
plcauons cannot get beneath the skins
surface where the fault lies: and then
TOO, vigorous massarinR breaks down the
delicate tissues and muscles Try the
Naucai-e treatment. made hv sissolrirg
cupiu and hsf sugar in pint of
water. then add one ounce gailoi. rake
~ this one tablespoonful three times a
day The gaIiol tonic acts directly on
starved tissues and glands. lrnpartlng
strensth and energy. and 80 enabling
proportions. When this Is done. hol-
lows and scrawny lines vanish and the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-26

The regular meeting of The American
Woman s league will be held Tuesday
in the Kenyon parloTs at s p.
IN, Business of Importance viii be
transacted and a special feature will be
a travel talk by Mrs. Byron Cummings.
Members are urgently requested to be
present
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The United Daughters OF the Con.
federacv will meet Friday evening
with Mrs. ". d. Prosser. 955j East
Eleventh South street.
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Daughters Of Veterans will hold their
regular meeting in l. o. o. +. hall Mon.
day evening az S O'Clock. All members
are requested 10 be present
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The Utah Women S Press club will!
hold its regular monthly meeting at the
Bishops building November % at 7:30
p. N. An interesting programme viii
be given. All members are requested
10 be present
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Mrs. Eva T. Snow announces Der
sale Of Hand Decorated China AZ star
dnrd Furniture Co. No. So. Main,
beginning November %.
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seriallv in the Cosmopolitan. given by
Mrs. W. ID. Mason. The members de
cided 20 meet az the church Saturday
and make miueemcat for the Christmas
sale. December Z and s The next regu-
lar meeting will be Wednesday after
noon. December >.
\ luncheon was given Wednesday
afternoon AT | o'clock at the Hotel
Utah by the Daughters of the Reyolu-
tion. The club colors. yellow and blue.
were used in the table decorations
Yellow chrysanthemums were used as
a center piece, and the nlace cards
were adorned with the crest of the
Daughters OF the Revolution OF Utah,
IN blue Covers were laid for twenty,
including four guests. The guests were
Mrs. Bert Merrill. Mrs. Anthony WINS.
Mrs. Sarah T.. Smith and Miss Jose.
pbine spencer a literary programme
followed the luncheon. The programme
was carried out at the Bishops build
ing. Mrs Emmeline B. Wells told OF
her attendance at the woman's con
gress IN Chicago. and also rave some
Thanksgiving "reminiscences. The
luncheon was in honor OF Thanksgiy.
ing.
Inc 'leOiAh CiNb met w ednoedaN
afternoon with Miss Alice Wells, 937
Second avenue Mrs. Frank T. Roberts
gave paper on Paris Up TO the Pres.
ent Day.
The poets section OF the Ladies'
Literary club met Monday afternoon
with Mrs. ]. ". Delano in the Brans-
ford apartments. Mrs. II. II. Frame
gave review of Maeterliuck s "Mnry
Magdalene. Miss Linda Jessup dis
eussed 'Thc Life of the Bee Both
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The poets section of the Ladies Lit.
erary club will meet Monday. Decem
Der (. with Miss Ethel Paul. $50 East
second South street. "Nonna Wanna
VIII be read by Mrs. John Reed. as
sisted by Miss Linda .Iessup.
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Announcements.

The current events and current liter
aurc section Of the Ladies' Literary
club will meet Friday afternoon at 2;SC
o clock at the clubhouse. Tie pro
gramme includes sketches Of Maeter
liuck by Mrs. ". II. Tibbals; Olga
Larerhof bv Mrs, A. II. Parsons; Rob
ert Laird Borden. premier OF Canada
by Mrs. Barrett; Joseph Pulitzer, by
Mrs. Z. n. Stubbins: Lady Gregory and
Irish PLAYERS. by Miss Madora Green.
wood; Madam Curie, by Mrs. George
i, Steihl.
The Woman 5 club will meet Tues.
day afternoon with Mrs. Allen t. San
ford in the TAYLOR apartments. "Pio.
for discussion by Mrs. Helen '. Kim
ball.
The r. E. O. siste7hood will meet sat.
urdav afternoon With Mrs. Harry GAM.
as Ninth East street, : review OF
.'The Passing Of the Third Floor
Back" by Jerome +. Jerome. will be
given by Mrs. John Reed.
Wesley +. King will deliver an ad-
dress on Community Advertising be.
fore the Monday Night Literary club
Tuesday evening at O'Clock at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. T. Me
Came. 100 L street The usual time
Of meeting has bcrn postponed until
Tuesday for this week owing 10 the
many other events for Monday even.
ing. Mrs. \. T McCannc VIII conduct
tho current events work Of the club.
Vesper services az the y. W. &. \.
this afternoon az : clock viii bc cor
Quoted by Mrs. g. n. Moore. who will
give 2 talk on Thanksgiving Spe-
cisl music will DC furnished bv CLYDE
Rennion. The Girls Friendly society
The CIeofau cIub viii meet Wednes-
dav afternoon With Mrs. W. T. Ritter,
s6 y street The study Of "The Two
Gentlemen OF Verona will he taken
nm. The plav viii he introduced BY
Mrs. Herman Harms.
The American Wouau's league viii
meet Tuesday nigh, 80 the Kenyon
hotel.
The Rav Wow Reading club viii!
meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. W,
{. Higgins. 1911 Third avenue The
lesson will he given bv Mrs. j. r.
Davis The magazine review viii be
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Club Notes.

The Wssatch Literary club met Tues
| dav afternoon AT Gunton Memorial
chapel. Mrs. E, o. Leatherwood gave
an excellent paper on Government
Ownership followed by a general dis
cusson of the theme Mrs. f, II. Dor
man gave the s'Historical Setting of
the Play OF Hamlet, in an interest
ing way. The club read the first scene
from the play. A paper was given by
Mrs. B. W. Deason on the "Manner
| of Presenting Plays in the Sixteenth
Century, which brought out the
marked contrast Of up-to-date methods,
and gave an entertaining picture OF the
stage in Shakespeare s time.
The Ladies' Literary club met Fri
jay afternoon in regular session. "The
Physical and Mental Development OF
the Child was the general topic for
discussion. 4 omprehensive address
on "The Boy Scout Movement was
given By the Rev. Elmer |, Goshen.
Miss Emily Jessup gave valuable talk
on "Cbildren 5 Songs illustrating
her outline Of the proper songs for
children bv singing several from the
best collections for use in school work.
Music was furnished bv little Miss
Adelaide Anderson, pianist; Owen
Bartlett, violinist. and little Miss
Selma Crouiu and George Cronlu. Mrs.
c. W Watson announced that $500 re
msined TO be raised before the neces-
sarv $4,000 TO start the new club
house was available. She urged the
club members TO subscribe for the re
naming thirtvsi1 bonds. 4 communi-
cation was read from Mrs. Leila d.
Widtsoe OF Logan, asking for contri
buttons TO the "Ellen H. Richards
memorial fund Mrs, Richards was
the pioneer in domestic science. The
fund desired is $1,000 OF which Utah
is asked 70 give $4,000. Mrs, s. o. 5.
Neldeu was appointed chairman of
committee 70 collect contributions froDl
the club women. Subscriptions Of 81
arc requested.
The history section Of the Ladies
Literary club met Thursdsy morning
at the clubhouse. Mrs. Allen T. San
ford pavc q paper on Government,
Finances and Sects of tho Age OF Louis
XIV Il was pronounced by tho Nom
brrs of the section 20 be ono Of the
most interesting papers Of the year.
Mrs McNcal : section OF the Ladies
Aid society Of the First Methodist
church was entertained THURSDAY AZ
ternoou hv Mrs. Pearl NJ. Randall Al
her apartment in the Miller hstS. The
feature Of the afternoon was q review
Of Robert ". Chambers : ''Blue Bird |
Weather. which has been runnlug |
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The St. Paul's Literary society will
meet Tuesday evening Mt the rectory.
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were interesting. Refreshments wsrs
served.
The tourists section OF the Ladies
Literary club me, TUESDAY morning 81
the clubhouse. The Palace and the
Garden of Luxembourg was the topic
OF an excellent paper gwen by Mrs
r. ID. Miller.
The frst birthday luncheon in 'bs
new y. ". &. 4. headquarters, in the
Continental bank building. was given
last Thursday in tho tea room Mrs. ].
r. Beatty and daughter, Miss Virginia
Beatty. were hostesses The table was
decorated in American Beauty roses
and carnations The guests included
members OF the association who have
BIRTHDAYS in November. rhev were
Misses Beatrice Smith, Hazel Gorden,
Irene Robinson. Ida Borott. Georgia
Porter. Lula Gsymsun, Ellen Phelon,
MeGlosky and Isabel shiffer.
The Browning section OF the Ladies
Literary club met Saturday afternoon
With Miss Clara l. Colburne. az Rowland
hail Luncheon wsr served =, l O'Clock.
and the reading Of The Ring snd The
Book" under the leadership OF Mrx. WI
lam Igieheart. followed;
Section No. s OF the womsn's au1u-
iarv OF the Third Presbyterian church
will hold "A sale OF aprons and fancy Grii-
clcs IN the church pariors Friday after
noon and evening December 10
The Ladies auxiliary TO N, 3. ~ l..
=. viii have cake sale AZ Keith
o Srien's store Tuesday.
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Mrs. Freeman Morningstar s section
Of the Ladies Aid society of the First
Methodist church will meet Monday az.
ternoou at > o'clock at the home Of
Mrs. MorninCstur. 1877 East South
Temple street. 20 discuss the Christ.
mas sale 10 be given ~ the church
December Z and s.
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The rext meeting Of the history see
tlon OF the Ladies Literary club will
ne Thursdhv. Decembsr Il. The topic
for discussion will be French drama
OF the eye Of Louis XIII. and Louis
XIV.
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The r, Z. O. sisteThood will meet sat.
urdav afternoon With Mrs. Harry CAM.
AS Ninth East street, : review OF
'The Passing Of the Third Floor
Back. 4" by Jerome X. Jerome. will be
given by Mrs. John Reed
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meet Tuesday night 50 the Kenyon
hotel.
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The Woman 5 club will meet Tues.
dav afternoon with Mrs. Allen T. San
ford in The Taylor apartments "Pio.
ueer DAYS III Utah - will he the topic
for discussion by Mrs. Helen '. Kim
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The CIeofau club will meet vedues-
dav afternoon With Mrs. w. +. Ritter,
s6 n street. The study of "The Two
Gentlemen OF Verona will he taken
np. The plav viii ne introduced by
Mrs. Herman Harms.
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The Ladies auxiliary 20 The 2 ~ l.
= viii have cake sale AZ Keith
O'Brien's store Tuesday.
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The Rav Wow Reading club viii!
meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. W,
{. higgins. 1911 Third avenue The
lesson viii be given by Mrs. J. r.
Davis The magazine review viii be
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given b. Mrs. y. a. puayon. a pa.
per on Some Social Blots IN Colonial
Ltfe' viii be given BY Mrs A. Z. En-
Chief" by William Cullen Bryant. viii
Be given BY Mr. P. a, Dix.
Womsn's Board OF Mlsson. will b@
celebrated Sunday evening. December
3. az tho Central Christian church. A
fuIi programme Will be announced later
The Seekers Literary club viii meet
IuesGaN afternoon ~ the home Of Mrs.
bvs Temple. ies South Fifth East
street. The magazine lesson will be
. Athens OF To-day Mis-. Msdora
Greenwood will read "The Greek
Boy bv William Cullen Bryant.
The post jubilee committee of tho
Woman s Missionary union will give a
luncheon "wednesday. December IL. at
] o clock az the Y ". e. a. rooms
~ the Continental Bank building. on
Second South street.
The ladies OF 81. Peters guild will
meet Tuesday AZ 10 clock ar the resi-.
dencc Of Mrs. T. 4. Smith. 2s9 West
Fourth South. for an all-day session.
Peer G~1t" will he The study at
Ma William Iglehea-ts Tuesday
morning AZ Rowland hall this week.
The reading will be accompanied bv the
Grieg music, played by Miss Loreen
Lesrv.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04
DISTRITO DE SAN JUAN

Los Siguientes serviciOS han sido pres
tados: Infracci6n ordenanzas munici-
pales, 10; por llevar armas prohibidas,
2; inf. ley carreteras, q Total, IA.
En- la tarde de anteayer, en- la calle
de San Justo, frente al cafe ola Ma
llorquina, Isidro Rodriguez dej6
abandonado I'm CAIRO con un caballo ell
cual Sc desboc6 arroll6 Leoncio Con
zalez, produciendole varias contusiones
de pron6stico reservado. Ell conductor
del caro- fue arrestado.
Anteanoche, en- el sitio denOminado
Peila Parada,'' trat6 de suicidarse
Marcial Mobiles, soldado del regimiento
de Puerto Rico, arrojandose al mar.
Fue salvado por el paisano Balbino
Gonzalez y los bomberos.
Ell dia l del actual, ell individuo Gre
gorio Cruz sc banaba en- el cano del
puente de Martin Pena y pereci6 aho-
gado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04

Juncos, nj q Mqlnoz Rivera, nj Ma
riano Abril, nj q Ferdinand Cestero,
como tiene que demostrar su sufcien-
cia ell Honorable Consejero del Ejecu-
two, es con obras literarias, es con
obras premiadas en- Los certamenes, es
con una labor mas seria que la de GRO
nista del Buscapie" y la del fundador
del "Palenque de La Jnventud."
Ef mismo sueltista de THE Times
10 confesa cuando dice estas palabras
al defender al conocido Consejero :
'Desp1les, la politica y Los negocios 10
apartaron de una carrera en- que Sc
aIubiera distinguido notablemente.'
iAh! 5con que Sc "hubiera distin~
guido. :" es decir, que no ha llegado
q distingu1rse aun. .entonces, nj una
palabra mas.
El Corresponsal.
Ponce, 3 de Octubre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04
DISTRITO DE PONCE

En- la noche del l del actual, Victor
Nieves asesin6 a su concubina Ramona
Peyo y Sc di6 a la fuga, siendo captu-
RADIO horas despues por ell Jefe del Dis
trito Ell fiscal entiende en- el asunto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04
ADMoR. !: B3sssea Masear6 Garcia
lnfOrmaclOnes eCono-
micas Y financieras
REPUBLTCA ARGENTINA

De "LG Pyerse.'
Ell gobierno de la Rep1bica Argen-
tina va a aumentar el capital del Ban
GO Hipotecario de $50 nillones de pesos
a 400. La comisi6n de fnanzas de la
Camara pr0ponla anmentar ell capital
hasta 500 millones de pesos, pero Ell 60
bierno cree que podia ser demasiado y
la despreciaci6n de las cedulas
las cu> les estan casi todas
colocadas en- Europa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04

Ha dado un crecidO n1merO de fun
clones en- ell "Oliver'', La Compan1a de
Variedades empresa "Miguelette y
Pasquale.' -
Los artistas que for1nan dicha
troupe" han sido muy aplaudidos y
las obritas puestas en- escena del agra
do del respectable.
Para esta noche anuncia la empresa
su Ultima function de despedida, con
gran rebaja de precios
Y el Jueves comienza su temporada
en- dicho teatro, ell celebre burlador de
carceles: "Nels0n"
Reina gran entusiasmo por conocer
los tra,bajos que realizara este aplan-
dido artista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04
DISTRITO DE RIO PIEDRAS

Ell dia 20 de Septiembre 1ltimo, una
locomotora de la "Caguas Tranway
Co., " al cruzar un paso nivel le frac-
tur6 el pie izquierdo Ramon Viera,
que intent6 montarse estando La ma
quina en- movimiento. Investigate ell
suceso resulta un accidente casual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04
DISTRITO DE ARECIBO

Ell dia l del actual, en- ell barrio els
lote," fueron sorprendidas cuatro ju-
gadas, dos de "monte" y dos de cha
pas, siendo arrestadas ounce perso-
mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04
LOS SUCESOS
DISTRITO DE HUMACAO

Aver, en- ell barrio ''Buena VISTA,
Emilio Ortiz (a) Moron, dispar6 un IL
ro de revolver contra Luis Andino.
Emilio Ortiz fu6 detenido y reducido
q prisi6n provisional
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04

s-Ed
Notas de Arecibo

IEa sido nombrado Tesorero de la
.Jalnta Escolar de esta cindad, nuestro
distinguido amigo don Ramon Seijo
Tavarez, Editor del diario local ''La
Campana. .
lie felicitamos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04

La noche del 80 de Septiembre tlti-
mo, en- ell barrio Nancy" rineron con
armas blancas los individuos Juan Del
gado y Felipe Roena, saliendo heridos
los dos, el primero gravemente Fue-
ron arreStadOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04
DISTRTTO DE COROZAL

En- la noche del 80 de Septiembre Ill
timo, en- ell barrio "Palos Blancos,' ri
heron los individuos Jose Ortiz y Leon
Ortiz, recibiendo ell primero dos heri-
das de arma blanca. Ambos fueron
arrestados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04
TESORO MEJICANO

Del "DiorIo OJ5cis1.''
Resulta de ma communication hecha
a la prensa mejieaua, por M. de La Ba~
ira, presidente interil :, la Rep1bli
ca, qeu las existencias en- el Tesoro. Sc
eleyan 63 millones de pesos. La 81
tuaci6n financiera es buena. --.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04
UN DREADNOUGFIT MONsTRUO

UN DREADNOUGHT .MONSTRUO
Del FEJeune Tmre.' %
Ill gobierno tnreo ha ordenado Ia
casa de construction de navios, VickerS
de Barrow, de Londres, un acorazado de-
preparedness colosaies. Las caracteris
ticas son: desplazaan6ento, 10000 tone
ladas; armamento, 10 piezas de Il pul-
gadas; velecidad, 81 nudos; costo
10000.000 de dollars
Los fondos necesa1ios los facilitara e]
Banco Nacional de Turqu{a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04

Sc encnentra en- este pueblo, en- asun-
tos relacionados con una empresa Pc
riodistica que piensa fundar, ell como
cido escritor don Ramon Negr6n Flo
res, Director del semanario espiritista
Iris de Paz'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04
LA MAYOR ESTACION
DEL MHtJNDO

DEL MIiNDO
Del "Fromk tasrtes' zeiteb'eg."
La estaci6n mayor del mundo sera Ia
de Leipzig (Alemania) que Sc esta cons
truyendo.
Ell hall" de los trenes tendra II
Was. La estaci6n tendra. mas de 300
metros de largo.
Sc calcula que cossara mas de 1873 mi
ilones de marcos 40 milones de do
llars.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04

Ell hogar de nuestro querido cOmpa-
nero y amigo don Jose Adorno, Direc-
tor del peri6dico local lei Duendc' .,
ha recibido en- la tarde la vista de una
hermosa nina, cuyo advenimiento ha
de ser un lenitivo para ell Sr. Adorno
en- estos momentos de dolorosa inquie-
tud por la apelaci6n que tiehe pendien-
te ante ell Tribunal Supreme contra
sentencia de un ailo de prisi6n con ira
bajos forzados impnestale por la Cor
te de este Distrito, y cuya vista ha de
celebrarse ell jueves pr6ximo ante aquel
honorable recto Tribunal.
Deseamos para Ia nueya paisanita
todo genero de dichas.
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Ell ORC EN- ELL TRANSVAD

Del Africo,s Me:l.''
En- 1910, Sc ham molido, en- el Trans.
val, 24.432.541 t0neladas de mineral
aurlfero, en- aumento de 88S.782 tonela-
das sobre ell 1909.
La cantidad de GRO por tonelada 10
gramos; valor dollars.
En- conjlnto ell ORC obtenido vale 161
miltones de dollars.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04

atlas horas de la noehe sc estuvo bal
lando.
Hemos saludado en- este pueblo at
rico propietario de Gales, don Fran
cisco Coira, Delegado a 10 Oamara In
snlar por el Distrito de Arecibo.
El Sr. Coira permanecera aquf va
rios .d1as y luego masshara a su residen-
cia de Gales.
Corresponsai.
.Arecibo, octubrc, 1911.