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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02

The Great Conserva-
ton Novel
(Continued.)

Mother" called Lee. 81 want to see
you
With a parting volley OF vftupera-
ton Mrs. Wetherford followed her
daughter back into the lodging house.
Mother" the girl began. facing her
and speaking firmly. you need help,
and II tbs doctor here can't help you
you must 20 to Sulphur or to Kansas
City. / can run the boarding house un-
I'll you get hack"
Eliza eyed her curiously. "Don't you
70 to counting on this 'chivalry of the
west which story writer's put into
books. These men out here will eat
Jon up II you don't watch out. l
wouldn't dare to leave you here alone.
No: what I'll do Is sell the place. IL /
a n and both OF us get out"
@But you need a doctor this minute"
ETH be all right in a little while: I'm
always the worst for an hour or two
after I eat. This little squirt OF a local
aocfor gave me some dope to ease that
pain. but I've got my doubts-T don't
want any morphine habit in mine. No,
daughter virginny. it's mighty white
" Jon to offer. but you don't know
what you're up against when you con-
trAct to step into my Shoes"
Visions OF reforming methods about
the house passed through the girls
mind. "There must be something I
do. Why don't you have the doc
tor come down here7"
Il might do that II I get any worse.
but ! hate to have you stay In the
houae another night. It's only at for
these goats Of cowboys and women
like Hett Jackson. ] don't care till
somebody Ike you or Reddy or Ross
comes along.
mo. child; you get ready and pull
ont on the Sulphur stage tomorrow.
I'll pay your way back to Philadel-
ply"
Il can't leave you now. mother.
How that | know you're Ill I'm going
to stay and take care Of you"
Lie rose. See here. girl, don't you
80 70 ideaiizlng me neither. I'm what
the boys call an old battleax. I've
been through the whole war. I'm able
to feed myself and pay your board be-
sides. Just you find some decent
boarding place In Sulphur. and I'll see
that you have $40 a week to live on
just because you're a Wetherford."
-But I'm your daughter"
Again Eliza fxed a musing look upon
her Il reckon If the truth was known
r0ur Aunt Selia was higher TO being
rour mother than | G was. They
said you was all Wetherford,
Ind ! reckon they were right" /,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
LIBERTY ISLE DIV. 1874
CONDUCTORS PLAN BALL

The third annual ball under the
auspices of Liberty Isle Division No.
384, Order Railroad Conductors, OF
the Staten Island Rapid Transit
New York division of the Baltimore
& Ohio and Lehigh Valley, will be
held at the German Club rooms, Sta
pletoG, Wednesday, February Is.
Dancing will commence at s O'Clock.
Music will be furnished by Professor
Louis Mandt's orchestra. The tickets
are fifty cents and can be seeured
from any of the committee or mem
bers. The committee named at a re-
cent meeting held In its rooms In
knights of Pythias hall, T~ottenville,
Is composed of Thomas Meyers,
chairman; s. T. Johnson, William j.
Hayes, Thomas Moran, M. McGarvy
and S. O'Conner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
LOCALBOROUCH
BOARD MEETS
CastIeton Avenue Matter
Again Comes Up

In the absence of Borough Pres
ident George Cromwell at the local
Borough Board OF Improvement held
at St. George Tuesday, Commission
or OF Public Works l.. l.. Tribus
was In the chair and presided at the
session. President Cromwell was In
Manhattan attending some other at
fairs. The only thing OF import
the matter Of extending Costleton
avenue from Columbia street, West
New Brighton, to Jewett avenue,
Port Richmond, and from there
through Simonson place and Graca
place to Richmond avenue, In the
latter place. AS this was the sec-
ond hearing or this matter, many
were present, This matter means
the opening OF the business centre q
West New Brighton for team traffic
with Port Richmond without max
ing = detour and involves the dis
truction Of several buildings. Those
present DIT the meeting were practi-
cally unanimous for the extension
and another hearing will be given
next Tuesday. This will probably
be the last.
Alderman Cole, OF this ward, In
his contention at this meeting. said
that he had learned that. many peo-
pie believed that the cost would be
paid by assessment on the entire
borough He thought they ought to
have a chance to be heard. AS they
could not neglect their business to
come to a morning hearing, he In
tended to hold an evening hearing
and desired time to consult those
who would have to pay q large part
OF the assessment, before he moved
the resolution. 1t was on Alderman
Coles motion that another hearing
was made for next Tuesday morn
ing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02

w lnzpsssf nsxns fu ffr frru
led Lee Virginia to active
measures OF reform. She bur
ried from n needed reform to an
0theH she drew others into tho vor-
ter.
She organized the giggling walters
s1sv d warning party anu
upon the flies. By kissing and shooing
and the nutter OF newspapers they
drove the enemy before them. and q
carpenter was called In to mend screen
their return. New shades We're hung
to darken the room and ley table,
cloths purchased to replace the old
ones and the whole place had such q
cleaning AZ 1t had moi known before
In are years.
In this work the time passed swift
~. and when Redneid and Cavanagf
came again to lunch they exclaimed IL
establishment, as. indeed, every u did
sHow's this? r. queried Cavanagh hu
morousiy. Illus the place changed
haDds?"
Lie was but grimly responsive
ttEeems like 1t has"
II hope the price has not gone up"
.Not yet"
RedAe.d asked, who's responsible
for this-your new daughterY
aYou've hit IT. She's started right II
to polish us all up to city standards
shs can run the whole blame outfit II
she's a mind to-even If ! go broke fol
II. The work she got out of them girls
fl n wonder"
Lee Virginia came In flushed and sell
conscious. but far lighter of spirit thar
at breakfast. and stood beside tbs
table while the waitress laid the dishes
before her guests with elaborate as
sumption of grace and design. Either
to shs had bumped them down with 9
slash OF slangy comment. The change
was eulea as wonderful as the absence
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
STATEN ISLAND NEWS
NEW DORP FiREMEh
ELECT NEW OFFICERS

At the annual meeting of New
Dorp Hook and Ladder Company
held recently the election Of officers
took place for the ensuing year with
the following result: Alexander D.
ellis, foreman; Charles A. Smith
assistant foreman; John A. Purcell,
president; Edward A. Sinker, vice
president; Joseph s. Edwards. secre-
tary; L. Vincent Antes. financial sec
rotary, and James S. Coleman, treas
urer. The reports of the officers
show the company in good financial
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
PLEASANT PLAINS

Miss Jeanette Armstrong. ofJer-
sey City, visited IN Prince Bay yes
terday
Mrs, Stephen H. Slower vas In
Tottenyille last night.
John A. Kennedy vas an out-of-
town Visitor last night.
Mrs. Frank Slower has returned to
Old Bridge, after a visit here.
p. G. Ullman, Sr-, OF Huguenots
was In Tottenville last night
Joseph Kahn has recovered from
recent illness.
Mrs. David o. Depew visited In
TottenviiIe last night.
Peter Perry Is Improving slowly.
Miss Bertha Walkariing visited
her parents last night.
George. a.. Herman. OF Sandy
Ground, was in Tottanyills yestsr-
day
A meeting OF the Junior Epworth
League of st. Marks church, will
be held In the lecture room tonlor-
row afternoon.
There viii be q lecture at public
school No. 8 tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
FUNERAL OF MRS. NUGGET.

The funeral of Mrs. Jane s. Hug
get, an old resident OF Tottenville,
was held from Bethel Methodist
church, In Aeboy ayenhe, at $50
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Many
friends and relatives were present
and several floral tributes were re-
ceived. The trustees of Bethel M.
p. church sent a pillow and the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union
sem a wreath, Rev. Wilbert Vest
colt, OF Bethel church, of1ciated,
and interment followed In Bethel
cemetery. The bearers were Jonah
Nance. Wilbur Sleight, James Wood,
Wesley A~ndroyette, John B. Wood
and George Sawyer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02

any more than In ignorant, brutal fac
tory hands?
There came to her now and again
gentle old neutrality-suspicious." they
would be called--and shy boys from
the farms. but for the most part the
men she saw imbittered her, and she
kept Out Of their sight as much rs pos
sible. Her keenest pleasures, almost
her only pleasures, lay In the OCCASION
al brief visits OF Cayanagh as he rode
In for his mall.
Lie perceived all these attacks on
ser daughter and was Infatuated by
hem. Her brows were knotted With
care as we'll as with pain. and she In
c~essantly urged Virginia to go back to
Sulphur. "I'n send you money to Fay
your board till you strike a job But
to this tbs sig' would not agree, and
the business by reason of her presence
went on increasing from day to day.
To Redfiaid Like n day contested
her pain. II ought to send for that
doctor up there. but the plain truth IL
nm afraid OF him. I don't want to
know what's the matter OF me. IFS
his job to tell me I'm sick, and I'm
scared OF his verdict"
aNonsenser' he replied. HYou can't
afford to put off getting him much
longer. I'm going back tonight. but
I'll be over again tomorrow. Why
don't you let me bring him DOWN. 1t
Will save ycu S12. And. By the way,
suppose you let me take Lee Virginia
homo with me. She looks a bit de-
pressed. An outing will do her good.
She's taken hold here wonderfully
Hasn't she7 But I should have sent
Der away the very hrst night. I'm get
ting to depend on her. TN plumb
foolish about her new--can,t let her
out Of my sight, and yet Fm on nay
feed worrying oyer her. Gregg Is get
ting dangerous. You can't kpol me
when it comes to~nen. CurE- 'sml
They're all alike, every one of them.
I won't have my girl m~istreated. I tell
you that. I'm not fit 10 be her mother.
Now. that's the truth. Reddy. and this
rotten little back country COW town Is
no place for her. Bat what can | dol
She won't leave me SO long &c m.
sick. and every day ties her closer to
me. | don't know what ia do without
her. II I'm going to die l want her
by ms when ! take my drop, SO you
see just how Ism placed.
She looked yellow and drawn az she
ended. and Redfieid was moved By her
~unHFonted tenderness.
TNow, let me advise" be began att.
rr r asasia { iei
The girl get homesick. IN take hes
home with me this afternoon and
bring her back along with a doctor 10
morrow"
AAll right. but before you so / wani
to have a private taAk- / want TO tall
ron something"
He warned her away from what
promised to be a confession. "Npw
now. Eliza. don't tell me anything that
requires that tone Of voice. I'm q bad
person TO keep q secret. and you mighI
Do SORRY for IL 7 den't want to know
anything more about yaur haslne#a
than can gasea
! &c b. ecnziaaaa.N
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02

III memb6rg or the Tottenviile
Thimble Club were entertained at
the home OF Mrs. John Furmans IN
Elliott avenue, yesterday afternoon.
After the games refreshments were
served. Mrs. Charles A. Marshall
was awarded first prize, q fancy
apron, and Mrs. George Leyen, Q
ond, a pillow top. Next week MIS-.
George Leyen will entertain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
PATRoLMAN TRANSFERRED.

Patrolman Arthur Romer. of the
99th. precinct station, Tottenyille,
was yesterday transferred to the
Second precinct in Manhattan.
Romer was sent from that precinct
down here shortly after he was APP
pointed to the forge. Romer, who
resides at EltingvIlle, Is a well
pxsa> s~~-~
loo denartInant team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
PRIZE EUCHRE TONIGHT.

Everything Is in readiness for the
prize euchre to be held under the
auspices OF the Amicitia Association
in its hall in Amboy avenue, Pleas
ant Plains, tonight, commencing at
5 o'clock. Chairman William Strong
and his assistants on the committee
of arrangements have planned to
entertain a large number OF guests.
The committee has secured many
prizes to be awarded In the games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02

Look at tha sspr1cas of things" nj
advertised In today's paper. II you
know values. and have q care for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
CHAPTER nv.

NEW WEST AND THE OLD.
TsME snowsedse tsas hsI znNs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-03
Nota clinatologica

La condicion de La temperature fue
casi normal para la estac66n durante
la senpana que tarmin6 ell sabado 20 de
Abrll; La temperature maxima prome-
dla de la semana, regularmente de la
isla, fue 80 grades, el promedio de
mfnima fue g. La temperature mas
alta que han informado fue "a EN- Ma
guabo, La mas baja fue IS en Aibo-
nito. Ilovi6 modenaIdamIente EN- todas
Las parties de la i'sla; la cantidad pro-
media en- la semana sobre las divislo-
nes n. y r. fue cerca de dos pull lgadas;
sobre la division O. cerca de pulgada
y media; sobre la division S. cerca de
una pulgada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-03
CLUB AMERICANA.

Como resllltado de los trabaios del
'escritor plertorriqueno don Jose G. del
Qadle. iniciados ,an el mes de diciembra
tte 1909, Sc c0nstituy0 ell 6 de enero de
1910, poq' aln nlIeleO de americanos re
sNdentes en- La localidad, una Sociedad
xhanomMrada "Club Americano'', cuyo
Objective fundamental plasmaba la idea
Eprenlerosa de La fraternidad hispano-
americana, y tend1a a congregar y am
parar todOs los americanos residentes
transeuftes en- la capital All efecto, Y
seg1n Sc consign0 EN- ell .art1culo segun-
do de los qestatutos. proplisose La expire
ssada 'agrupaci6n 'el fomen'to de las re
lacl0rues 'entre amlericanos Y espanoies.
temdiendo "a establecer secciones conner
cbahes dotadas de todo 10 necesario pa
ra facIlitar ell intercambio con ultra
mar, classes gratuitas para los asocia-
dos y sus hKjos V un biblioteca ameri-
rea,Ga Y Organizar veladas. conferen-
efas, conciertos. bailes y fiestas de sport
proporcionanCo los mscritos toda
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-03
Don Gonza|o O NeI||

Hoy ha embarcado para New York,
despues de pasar una temporada en- su
pals, este distinguido poeta amigo nues-
tro, que reside desde hace varios amos
Ell la gran metropoi americana.
Ell senior @ 'NeiII, como saben nuestros
lectores, es ell autor de la inspirada le-
ira del himno Puerto Rico, que cant6
la Srata. CALICO y que han tocado des-
pu6s las bandas de bomberos del regi-
miento de Puerto Rico
Lleve un feliz viaje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-03
In angel al cie|o

Aver dej6 de existir en- Rio Piedras,
un peciosa nino de nuestro distinguido
amigo ell hcenciado don Juan B. Huyke,
inspector general de instruction pu-
blica.
En- la poblaci6n ha sido muy lamen-
tada la muerte de tan angelical criatu-
IA, con tan triste motive ha recibido
ell senior Huyke, grandes demostraciones
del afecto social que tan merecidamente
disfruta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-03
La ''Casa de America"
EN- ES P \ n A

HemOS reCIbIdU Ell bOsqueJO hlStOrl-
ca descriptive d. la hermosa y gallarda
ohra de la Casa De Am6rica en- ESpa0d,
y 4 continuaciGn transcribimos algunos
parrafOs que dan idea de La magnitud de
IN empress.
I'll II de abb. il publicaba la Gacetd
de Madrid la sIgluente Real orden:
En atenci6n a que con ell nombre de
Soeiedad libre lie estudios americanis-
tas, Sc ha constituldo una association que
tiene por objeto divulgar en- Espana ell
cpnocimiento de los pueblos de la Anne
,loa latina, y Sc propone realizarlo por
medic de estudios. conferepcias, museos,
jbliotecas y eXpOsiciones eSpeciales :;
considerando Que este genero de inicia-
twas, por la utilidad que puede pres
tar la culture Y a los intereses patrios,
nerece especial atenci6n del Ministerio
he instruction P6blica, S. IT. ell Rey
g. D. e., h8 tenido a. bien disponer
que Sc comuniQue los Rectores de
los DistritOs UuiHersitariOS. 4 fin de que.
par los medios 4 Su alcance, procuren
prestar moral y material apoyo a la
A&ociaci0u americana en- todo aquello
aue pueda contribuir 4 la realization
>le los fines expresados."
Enstalada pr0yisionamente la Socie-
d.d Ell la UniVersidad literaria y en-
cargad0s de Su gesti0n direct0ra. los Ex
ccIent1sim0s Sres. D. Rafael NJ de La
hra; d. Rafael Altamira y Crevea; Ba-
ron de Bonet, D. Federico Rahola; D.
dose ZUIueta; ID Enrique Deschamps ;
y. Rafael VehilS d. Antonio Rubi0 y
bluch. Y d. Luis Riera Soler, comen-
aaron al punt9 los trabajos de afianza-
niento Y dofnitiya orientaci0n, reforza-
oos en- tcdc instante por ell Gobierno de
Su MajeStad, 81 par que Las tareas de
divulgaci6n confiadas los honorables
'5reS. doctor f. HerrerO DuclouX, Vice
direction del tluseO de la Plata Cate
dratico de aquella Universidad y de la
he Buenos Aires, d. Sempronio Magal-
haes, Director del Servicio de Expan-
sion Econ6mica del Brasil en- Espana. y
de los ilustres escritores Alfonso Her
Dandpz Cata (cubano), Y Manuel Ugar-
te (argentinO).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-03
S1GUEN BIEN

Contini1an bien de las contusiones
sllfridas Ell el accidente de anteanoche
en- la carretera de Santurce nuestros
amigos, los senores Todd Y Gutierrez.
Ell se1lor Falcon sali6 ileso. EI doctor
Carballeira, que fu6 ell mas sacramento
contusionado, tambi6n sigue bien de
srps heridas en- La cabeza, pecho es-
palda.
Hacemos Votos por ell pronto resta-
blecimiento de tan buenos amigos
quIenes les reIteramos una vez mas nues-
tros sentimientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-03
a lyinLan emf de Nayagu I


En- honor y prestigio de la ciudad hi
dalga de Mayagrez; en- nOmbre de la
fraternidad humana, Ell ayuntamiento
ole dicha ciudad, que tantos rasgos
enalteceClOres Y subIimes tiene en- su
hiStoria. delbiera de votar una ordenan-
"a Ofreciemdo una qualification al que
descubra al bandido que a espaldas de
La ley, cometi0 ell h0rrendo Y nefasto
crhmen en- la persona del que fu6 hon
RADIO industrial Jose Reyes.
Ese crimen 'es una pagina abomina-
5la en- los anales de la crIminalidad en-
Puerto Rico.
y trat Andose de una persona como
Reyes, que ezra un industrial valioso,
que contribute al progerso material de
ia culta poblacion eel alcalde no debe
de u>egatear esa suma para descubril
al vilIano que de modo tan horrible
extingui0 la vida de un ciudadano, de
un buen padre de familia, que era es-
timado pOr sus prendas presonales en-
5cdo Mayaguez.
Toda la isla aplaudiria ese rasgo
magnanimo.
Arriba. les hOmbres hOnradOS
Abajo. Ell ell lodo, los bandidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-03
Ell Salon "APOLO"
UN PRESTIDIGITADOR

Hace pocas noches Sc present6 al pu-
blico de San Juan, ell joven Jose Mon
tenegro, TCorank) ejecutando con mu-
cha limpieza y habilidad curios1simos
trabajos de prestidigitaci6n.
Ell pdblico aplaudi6 mucho a Corank
que demuestra grandes aptitudes para
ell arte a que Sc dedica. La cademo d5d-
b6hca, es un trabajo que llama La aten-)
ci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-03
Concerto Militar

Programa de las pleas que ejecutara
la banda del regimiento de Puerto en- la
Plaza Baldorioty manana jueves.
l. Quickstep, "Angeillo." Lope.
2. Excerpts from the Operetta
SSThe Chocolate Soldier. ," Straus.
3. Waltz, Intermozzo, "Myosotis. -
Miranda
4. Medley, Echoes from the Metro
politan Opera House, ~ Tobani.
5. Two Step, "Dixie Girl. " Lampe.
6. Alma pura" Miranda.
Star Spangled Banner.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-03
Cine las tres bandlera2


La Junta de Damas Directories Gel
Refugio de Ninos Desamparados, ruega
las personals de buen coraz6n y es-
pecialmente a los niinos, que favorezcan
La function que dara manana iueves,
por la noche ell Cine las Tres Banderas,
a benefcio de aquella humanitaria ms
tituci6n. Esta noche estaran de venta
los PaIlcos y LJlnetas en- La MallorQui-
ma, y EN- la farnacia de Guillermety
y manana en- la taquilla del Cine.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-03
Manatl, P. r. May End 1911
San Juan, P. R.
Jose Perez Losada.

Jose IorGL nUSttId
Los frmantes, compatriotas de Vd
poseidos de entusiasmo immense por su
brillante triunfo obtenido en- ell torneo
literario de este Casino PuertorriquenO
Sc apresuran a communicable SUI satisfac-
ci6n fehcitandole calurosamente con
ell mayor placer
E. Zorrilla, Arturo Cortes, Francisco
Moreda, Teodomiro Taboas, VaIentin
Saenz, Augusta Cueto, Francisco Ia
boas. Emeterio Villamor, Luis Cueto
Luis Garcia, Pedro Cortes, E. Fuertes
Matfas SaIourido, NJ ViIEamil, Jose Re
yes, Francisco Martinez, Francisco
Echandi, NJ Espina, Cobian, Martin Del
Moral, Francisco Cerdeira Valero Ia
pater, Juan Walls. Simon Cuadros, An
dres Cuadros, Gabriel Ferrer, J. Mar
tinaz, Ignacio Franco. b. Martinez Al
varez. Manuel Junceda. Gabriel Espa-
sas. Antonio Cortes, B. Soler-
A tan simpatica adhesion, contest6
en- seguida. nuestro companero, con Ell
telegrama que copiamos:
Sr Don E. ZOrrilla.
Manatl.
Conmovido por tan bondadosas mani
festaciones, agradezco a usted y demas
distinguidos compatriotas que La suscri-
ben, la alentaiora felicitaci6n que me
envian.
]. Perez LOs0da.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-03
FELlZ VIAJE

En- ell vapor C0nde Wifredo que sal
'dra de nuestro puerto manana, embarca
para Espana nuestro amigo don Jose
Garcia, de la acreditada casa, Perez Her
manos, de esta capital
Ell senior Garcia al despedirse de no.
sotros, nos ruega que le despidamos de
sus amistades.
Lleve I'm feliz viaje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-03
4Soca' lon De Prdnctorg De AZica de PORTO Rico
SECRETARIA
CONV CAT ORIA.

ASOCIACION to-
la Asambea tenda efeco
pr6xmo manan Soedd
stio cale de Francisco No 80 Pio 20.
San P. r 25 de Abri de 1911
AGUSTIN NAVARRETE
1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-03
En- eI Certauen de MdnNt5

Gel iuicio critico que lleva por LENA
LIE monde est fat pour ab0utir d atj'
beau Hrre, que ha obtenido ell UNICO
premio en- ell certamen hterario del Ca
sino de Manat1, es debido a la bien cor
tada pluma del notable literato don Jose
Perez Losada, director de nuestro buer
colega B0letin Mercantil :"
Ell HERALD0 felicita cordialmente |
querid1simo amigo y distinguido com
pailero "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-03
UNA VISTA

Nos La ha dispensado muY atenta. eE
senior don Miguel A. Duverg6, Jle Sarto
Domingo, que ha llegado a la 1sEa en-
asuntos personales y lleva una gran i'm
preston de nuestro pals.
Estimamos mucho la presentation que
Sc nos ha hecho del senior Deverg6. d
quien saludamos afectuosamente