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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
FINE BRICK PLANT AT
CARBON CITY WILL BE
COMMENCED SOON
[spscl.l CorrA.nnnA.,.. 4. al. n.-.,A,

Special COrreSpendsSOo % the Herald I
Gallup, ". NJ. Nov. 1i.-R. G. Oar
Tett Of Santa Fe. 1hO is connected
with the New Mexico Fire Brick COM
pany, was Gallup visitor this week.
The company has already secured It's
site ana viii commence the construc-
ton OF their plant within short
time.
], w. Green and family will leave
Gallup In the near future for san
Diego, Cat, 60 make their home.
According to the latest returns.
which are considered accurate, Me-
kinley, county gave Taft a majority
OF about 20 and FERGUSON so. In the
two Gallup precincts Ferguson and
Roosevelt we're given large majorltiea.
This In owing 10 the Democrats and
ProsFessf|es combining for these two.
Guy Teeters was a Gallup visitor
several days last week. He has n
contract 10 construct "a school build
Ing for the government at Blackjack.
n. NJ, and was in getting material
james Wells and Harry Richards
have purchased the grocery store of
George Hodgson and will run the
business In the future. They have
Incorporated the business. Mr. Hods-
son will continue to run the dry goods
department.
Contractor Hengel last week com
pleted new plate glass front In the
Carman building. which IL occupied
BY the Lawrence grocery store. Mr..
Lawrence In progressive bualness
man and In doing All In hih power 20
make HE stores attractive
Miss cyd ". Patterson. Of the uaI-
lup Independent, In In EBlnncia lock-
ing after her homestead.
Al SOslls. former manager of the
Carbon City Ice company, returned
this week from -. Louis. where he
was called some time ago on account
Of the serious illness OF bis brothes.
7. p. Tale. former sheriff OF thla
county Is In town from his big cattle
ranch near Seven lakes,
County surveyor II. n. Holbert ID
out at zuni doing some surveying for
the county.
Mrs. Phil Grant retarnsd TO heI
home In Fort Defiance the latter paFl
of the week after apenAlng q Weak
here vlnitlng with her uisssF, Mfa
Lon Meyers and other relatives. n
ID. VanNagenen. an oil mah from
San Diego, Cal, who haa lntSfaslb III
the seven Lakes 6iatsict. - 81 nkllay
making arrangements 70 move one ii
the Aatec OIL coinpapya drilla "a q
point about eiatteen miles 70 the ed
that thoy will b auccobnKuf IN &tt.
ting q good flow Of bil. ~ II 'Y''f Y
/ 4he Gallup school closed Iaps Wse.
nasdhy moon "a order 70 Iet the tosUn.
eFs OF 70 attend the teachers msetinn
held In Albuquerque. f~r f'N W
Judge Herbert y. RayuDlds % A.
ihn-u-.ruA vill - IN 0atlnp the WSel
OoInmspclna wllh the ism. and W
clear the docket u al civil seas
There WIN be - 5uSy trlais ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
HABIT
VICTIMS ASSURED RELIEF

On the subject Of Drink the great
clergyman. Cardinal MannerinE. apS
Droachlng his elghteth year, says.
Though I have known men and
women destroyed for all manner OF
reasons yet I know Of no cause that
affects man, woman. child and home
V'fth sneh universally Of steady pcsse=!
~ Intoxicating drink
Another great man. Rt Reverend
NonslG1or FlAvln, says: The Neal
fhree-Day Drink Habit Cure y a
grand good work and a great beheflt
10 humanity"
This in substan,r Is the testimony
Of many thousands ~ men and wom-
en- OF all classes NnO have received
or know Of the benefits and remark
able reanlts OF The Seal Treatment
a personal call. letter or Dhpns 70
Che AEAL INSTITUTE, 2i6 w. Stover
aysnfe, Albuauofqu" Nm, by those
Interested in this great subject IL earn
4stly Invited Full and complete In
formation free. Phone 32I.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
Ter FRIENDS
=, GOOD ADVICE
The Results Made Tbs MeMhugg
LADY Glad Sc Fellegea
Sugsestloa

NewburS. Alh.-"FoS more thsn .
year." writes Myrtle Cothrum. u thia
place. Il suffered with terrible pains IN
nay back and head I had . aallow
cpmploxiOn. and ny tscs vas eovered
VIVA vimplea. Our family eaotor oRiy
gaye me temporary Esiiek
a tfiend Of mine advises NE - Try
CaFAPl 90 ! began takin& a. a. ones.
and with the best EA tlls, fefi I vas
saua aftsr taking S tottIsa. ~
inDtAsT ana my nunl have also use1
CaE1ai and were gieatlg hgnaete4s !,
vAnil always yEallo g4aGanl % biah
anA AAn9Elng wOmo1 ~ taas
C9rdal y . Psrey Ns va pfs'
tegtay nnrmlesa. loNle ~ .fQg We
men. 1Aa VIII bene 4 q ~.
ltgtnefsdionla Az ~ NM.
Ing q 9entla tonia n w We
manly eo4atitylloh ~. ~. 81 - 80
Onl9pi hes haip b allllsn VealsA
baek ~ health GnN ~ - ~
Have yen triec ~ laenDs
e. y nag b iss W. nAs4
MDc as ~ lsa n., .;i
~ ~ 80 %; 80. 4
o. 3. Issas + n " l56uiiAlsls
y n = n t.rI No
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
WINTERGREEN BERRIES
FROM RHODE ISLAND

W, Is. walton. artst-ph photographer
Inns received his annual shipment or
wintcrsreen berries from Rhode Is
land his native state. The berries.
bright and red on vines that are heavy
with the green. brown and golden
autumn leaves. are common In tho
woods Of New England. but are never
sean growing In ,tlee weat, The her
rleA we're sent TO Mr. Walton by his
mother. who has never fuilsd to send
"A similar shipment ench year during
the nineteen years that her son has
been away from home,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12

"GOlng down To llnemen We have
Dcs JHTdlCna on the Chicago team
who In M flaAhy II center as I have
seen In many years lies JaFdieus
work In unpublished 10 II degree, but
there can be- NO doubt that he Ia
spectacular and conforms 20 what
some critics seem 10 desire. LaH
year We had Scruby. while there wcr,
u number Of ltnemen on other west.
ern teams who cnnfOTmed To- what
the critical seem to want to see
other critics than Conch StHgg evil
IDENTITY believe todny'E football public
Is brtt,r educated than that Df half
dozen yCnFs ago and demands te0u
work rather than individual stars
Just az theatrical managers are uban-
dOnlnE the star system" and sending
out balanced companies. 10 football
coaches are abandoning the idea OF
featuring any individual player and
are sending out elevens which are d
unit. Team play In the slogan at all
western schools this year and the
wonderful success Chicago had In the
last two games OF last season when
the MarOOns were IA well rounded
team instead Of featuring one player
seems to indicate the public nppre-
ciates this.
Even In the days of "old football
team play was more appreciated than
individual starring. The most famous
game In Chicago was the Michigan
Chicago contest OF 1905, which thS
MaTOOnH won 70 o. This was n game
In which there were twenty-five meI
on the field and every one OF thes'
played an equal part and sharsC
equally In the result.
There we're a number OF stars
on each team. II 10 true, but the star
got little mere credit that day thai
dld their mates. These same "staTa
had appeared IN previous games an
have worked In later ones, and ii,
spectacular work. but none of tn
games ever compared with the 1870
championship contest In the opinion
or the rOOter
Attendance figures al the Univarslt
Of Chicago scarcely bear out IN,
statement Of decreased interest In IN,
Eame. Between 1900 and 5000 per
sons attended the Purdue contest. ae
cOrding Ia figures given out at thu
Midway box office. and this despite
the poor attraction scheduled,
Each game this year has brouEh
out more peopIs. which indicates =
least those who have seen one EamI
think well enough OF the new rulea y
come back for more. Every gam
this year has had a far larger az
tendsnes than the similar attraction
last year.
Coach stagS n firm bslisvsr Il
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
sTAIts OF YESTErDNY
FORGOTTEN ny FANS

Even the fans themselves at times
forget thg ball PLAYERS who in the
heydey OF their gluiy made countless
thousands cheer. i!ostun fans. who
went Wild" over tI, Red SON, per-
mitted Herman LuIF who made them
literally jump from their seats by his
wonderful plays. 4" die In poverty and
UbHcurity. MoTde'lI Brown, one Of
the greatest pitcher who ever drew
"A breath or drew uu q glove, WAS not
handed an autom"uIl" when he was
released
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
SANTA FE DOUBLE TRACK
OVER CAJ0N PASS TO
BE READY JANUARY ]

san BernArdino. Cal. Nov. 1.-THE
double track Of the Santa Fe through
Caton pass from Highland Junction
To Kcenbrook VIII be- In operation
soon aftor the first OF january.
Such was the statement given out
yesterday by n local railroad official.
for II In practically certain that the
work will be completed by that time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12

the bridge ct Devore being the last OF
the Improvements to be finished. The
ballasting work Is now proceeding
rapidly. two trains hauling the gravel
from the san Dimas pit to the present
base OF operations between Deyore
and KeenbroUk.
The ballast will be IN by Deem
Der /. but the big bridge at Dcvore
Will not be completed until after tho
first Of the year. Four passing tracks
are being put In, one at mile post 40
15, two at DevOrc and one az Keen
brook.
All goods reduced and priced the
same 10 all. Clarke's Curlo Store.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12

me until walked o4t on the field at
Detroit recently.
II think I can improve upon that
and then get II patented.
The main thing however. In my
brand OF cOBchinP ls to refrain from
personalities. u.s"r say anything
sarcastic ID either the fans or play
crs. There ar, spectators who
sometimes try 20 make me an object
nf ridicuie. pa NO attention to
them. I must ignore any abuse that
may be handed M, 80 use OF taxi
ing to heart the remarks of one dis
gruHtl"d fan whDr. .Dycral thousand
enjoy my stunts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
.TRATERNAL ORDERS ARE
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION

In The district court Judge Ray
nolds has dismissed suits for delin-
uucnt taxes rlrd against Temple
Lodge No. q, A. +. n A. NJ, and
Harmony Lodge No. I, l. ~. -. r.
The cOurt holds that fraternal or.
CARNATIONS az" exempt from taxa.
ton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
GRAND JURY FINDS
NO BILL IN CASE OF
ABSTRACTOR WETMORE

Roswell. ~. NJ, Nov. i0.--Ben u.
Wetmore. well known local alb
s'ractor, and his bondsmen were re-
leased by the district court, following
a report OF the grand jury In which
a no-bill was returned H. the case OF
the commonwealth against him on a
charge Of having removed several
pages from one Of the county record
books.
Mr.. wetmore. It will be remem-
bered, was placed under arrest some
months ago, after several sections OF
one Of the county record books were
found In a desk In the abstracts
office In the court house. which. II
was claimed. he had been accustomed
60 using. He gave bail for hearing
before Justice wit, who held him To
answer the charge before the grand
jury. Mr.. wetmorc gave bond for his
appearance before the grand jury.
In the grand jury's report was one
other nO-bll and several true bills.
julia Qenegas. who was charged with
deseTtIon Of his wife, was the second
man not indicted. Among those In
dicted were Henry Stairs for forgery,
Roy Peterson for larceny. Charles
Gardner for the larceny OF horse
and a second count for the larceny OF
n horse Jesse Day for horse stealing
and hen Knutson. also for horse steal
Ing.
Civil Suits.
A gOOdly number Of civil cases
have been disposed OF during the last
few days by Judge J. r. Mcclure and
in addition numerous motions In other
cases were heard ana acted upon.
In the suit In which the Joyce Pruit
company sought To collect from j. ID.
Scarborough, ct at, on mortgage,
the court awarded judgment In the
sum OF 1i,676.64. with interest and
costs OF prosecution. Attorney Her
man Mohr was named az special mas
ter In the case. Included In the prop
erty involved In lot No, 80 In tho Mill
tary Heights addition TO Roswell.
The First National bank OF this city
was given judgment In the sum of
S3.GSS.55 with interest and costs
against George ~. and Eliza Warner
and Wyatt johnson OF this city. John
X. ~. John was named az special
master In the case.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
RACE HORSES PASSING
THROUGH 10 TERRAZAS

Mnny car loads " race horses are
passing through Albuquerque. en-
route from Denver. Pueblo and Salt
Lake. AZ well ns far eastern points, To
Terruzns PARK. Juarez. Mexico. oppo-
site El Pnso. Ths racing soon be-
gins In JunTeE Local Santa ZEE sta
tlOn employees are kept busy after
the arrival Of each shipment Of
horses. Jerking tOuts and broken.
down sports out of the horse cars.
Two men were arrested last night
because they insisted on riding In
the car, under u few bales of hay,
without the necessary transportation
Ten days In Jail was the justice
mctcd out to them today by Police
Judge George Il. Craig.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12

You need II pair Ut cosy house
slippers TO make you enjoy these
long evenings AT home. We have
just what you want in either felt or
leather ana our prices are very low.
All sizes for children. women and
men, Prices run from CSC To $3.50
C. Mays Shoe store. 3I4 West Cen
trail avenue. Adv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12

for twenty-five years--Dr Thomas
Electric on. For cuts. sprnins.
burns, scalds. bruises. 25c and soc.
AZ all drug stores.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12

I'VE can that gIFl 'JuAres.' e
a.ii .sWhyf'
sahe'a heen captured az times 81
~ geo1y tIiis hsASOn. - PITTSBURGH Post
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
80 ROgwReLL-VAu0EN AUyTO LIME.
(CnyFias u. 3. NGAiI.l

lsAppe waits unsig 1Osea !, =. toS
agsfvni ~ 81 y. \ q ", srain 80, ~
yaFs one way. eab. heuna tItD. $40.
zoe tb2 tAggagu cas1tuA tree; eEesaA
baggage a0s0o scr zee ma MA9NnNo
% % 1.See hha carried.
W cgh8etlenB pAaaey ~ Waugnn Vim
an n. Ia 3. W. end Ranta - ttasAa.
Ek0nvaM AutD -, MyAee1l, Own4la
SinellmEt0m rlgoa.s VisE1Em. AGnneah
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12

Trimbls's Livery; rs N. Second st.
Bryant Co. Messenger Phone 500.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-12
Individual Stars Still Play in
the Big COntesta;. Coach
Stage of University Of Chi.
cago Says Fans See Team
Work; Elevens Being Train
ed as a Unit.

Chicngp nov. l2.-Coach Amos
AlDu2p Sngg ~ the University OF
thIrnEp '1a come To the defense Of
IN" mod'rn football player. Asser-
lions tha ~ longer are there any
STAR plu,"rs are, according to the
"DlH Man decidedly erroneous.
Thrr" ARE more stars" a. the aquHre
mile nov, he declares. than ever be-
zone
"I' ar,Ins 10 me-" he remarked,
"tn'f. ar, far more good players now
thau scr In the history Of the game,
ana rn. reason we do not hear 50
much apput them In that newspaper
wrItrrs are becoming educated 10 mo
fine points 81 the game ana are devot-
ing HH uu. b space ana M many en-
cumiuus o. the men who open tho
hol,, 900 ~" line az they do to the
man who carries tho bali through
thOFc holes. when football was new
IN The middle west the apparent In
The game received all the attention.
Take III" average spectator nowadays
aud ~ viii PICK out ono inan and
RIve him credit for winning the on
tire guur Experts, however. are
now doing something TO junify the
Hppelintlon aud gee more than the
spectacular.
II think there are Just an great
players now as there used To be. but
because there are ~ many their work
does not stand out the way II did
formerly. Take, FOR Instance. some
vi the men Of this year. I have mono
~ The spectacular ability on my team
but take some Uf the teams In tho
Wcst.
"Purdu" has player In Oliphant
who X M spectacular as one would
want L. see. No fault could bo found
either with Parsons Of iowa or with
Curry .Of the same team. for they per
formed against Chicago In "a way
which brought back memories Of tho
times when teams pOpularly were
supposed Ia be built around one man
Gillette Oi Wisconsin In said to he
one Of that type az star the absence
of which critics nre bewnilIng. while
McAlmon Of Minnesota In In the snms
..in
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-23

tando asuntos urgentes fue EN- autom6-
VII hasta Rio Piedras, tom0 ALI ell tren
y Sc dirigi6 Caguas; Ell ell tren fue in
tervluvado pOr un Representative de La
prensa asociada, pero ell tai Douglas sc
encerr0 Ell un gran mUtismo v neg0 ro-
tundamente esta historic Pas6 EN- Ca
guas la noche, tom6 ell tren de la mana
ma siguiente y anteayer Sc EMBARGO EN-
ell vapor Caracas para Nueva York,
con ell supuesto nombre de Murray. ;"
El diario 1.-The Times, de Naeva
York, ha estado en- continua comupica-
ci6n cablegraica con su corresponsal
aqui y puso dos cables a nuestro distin-
guido companerO don Vicente Balbas.
Director del "Heraldo Espanol, !" supli-
candole una intervid con ell sujeto en-
question.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-23
Ateneo puertorriqueno
Escuela de Derecho.

En- la noche del sjbado - de co.
Iriente Sc reunieron en- los saIoneS lei
hteneo Pucrtorriqueno los ahogados
~rcs Munoz Morales, C6rlora D5vila
Manuel f. Rossy, Lopez landr5n Juan
0e GuzmaH Benitez Emilio del Toro
forge Dominguez. Antonio Naymieuto
IIorcns Torres Jose Benedict a"or-
oaron reahzar el proyecto do ostable-
Ger una escuela de Derecho.
El curse de estudio> * adopjarl
las lcyes vigentes. III primcro com
pren ic todaS las materias qae Ia ley de
1911 cxige y el segundo y 81 tcrcero To-
Gas las Que la ley dc 1905 determine.
Sc hizo la siguiente designation dc
profesores:
'rimer curse:
1-Derecho natural. Emilio del To-
30
"a Derccho civil, Rafael Lopez
.andr6n.
2.-b) Derecho civil Corporacioues.
Iorgc Dominguez
3.-Derecho Penal. Jesus NJ Rossy.
4.-Derecho Politico, Lus Nunoz
loraes
5.-Legislaci6n Notarial Ios1 Bene-
aicto.
G-Medicina Legal, Or Coll y Tostc
>egundo curse:
2-Derecho mercautil. Antonio Sar.
niento.
Enjuieiamiento civil Felix Cor
Iowa Dayila.
3. Enjuiciamiento crimina. cayrnno
oil y Cuchi
|ercer curse:
l.-Legislaci6n Hipotecaria. Luis Llo-
,rns Torres.
2.-Procedimientos especialr,. Jorge
Dominguez.
3-Derecho International Jacinlo
Gexidor.
4-Practica forense, Miguel Guerra.
Aiemas de los desiguados. So espcra
cooperation de otros distingmdos abe
@ados de San Juan de la Isla, para dar
onferenciaS durante el curse. sobrc IT,
9aS de Derecho
las clases comenzaran Inediados d,
1 brerO pr6xims.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-23
Consequences de
la infidelidad
In yanki que Gambia de nombre
cada ratio.

I'm el vapor San Juan lego esta
capital, ell viernes ultimo, un americana,
que constaba EN- ell registro de pasaje-
roS del vapor con ell nombre de Donald
Duglas, Ell las tarjetas que usaba te-
MIA la siguiente inscriptions Donald
Douglas Co, Ingeniero, Hudson Termi-
nal Building, New York. Pocos mo-
mentoS despues de haber desembarcadO
Sc recibi0 I'm cable del Times de New
glass la siguiente historic Que su YER
dadero n0mbre y profession era Captain
Barton Cruiekshank casado Y estabIe-
edo. hacc dos amos, en- F'iladel6a. Ase-
p gur6 ST. vida por 10000, dcj6 su espCsa
en les Estados t'uidos Sc fut a vivir
"A Paris POGO tempo despufs muri6
cn csa gran ciudad IN americana Y,
at mtdlco que certified su dcfuucl6n,
Barton le di6 su rombre. hacienda Ia
Su ~ Wucrto por a. 81 ugeuio los
tf. st'N 'f' 'l'' fi' '4'>t g" l'pi!+a iit tot-
g#o, = IA certjhcae}5n~a mauos de- su
e+esa i ">ta que estaha rnterada del
a,uoJo, 81 preseut6 atiig.Ji>ima n la
ca>a aseguradora dcspurs H. habcr
prcseuialo Il cartihrado te defuncion
y dado las >vnas del Caption Barton,
onato 81 pago de la p6Iiza drl mucrto-
vvo 10000 Y paso aIqtiu tempo Y
las c~po~.s Barton, que despu5s dc Ia
>ua9s-.a mucrtr de tstr 81 uamalon
D.. glass. ,ivicron felizmrntc disfru-
lanahdrsu capital pero Il ayruterero
capjtu Hro >a, dryaneo, con ana be-
lia pa'~ana >uyd. llamado >rnorita Ro-
bcre I'd noucia ~lleg6 a oldoS dc su
espo,a Ia eual, en- castgo la infdeli-
dad, Y eu iii moments de desespera-
clou. dcnuncio su marido la Detec-
tive americana. Douglas Barton. CO.
mo- quicra Ilamarsele. prcvenido de los
cetos de Su esposa. So EMBARGO para
Puerto Rico Ell .el vapor San Juan.
Desembarc6 aqui 81 vicrnes, y pretex-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-23
De TEATKO
La Viuda Allegro.

Al gran tXito logrado por la San
Juan Opera Company, el domingo en-
Ia aochc en- la Interpretation de la
.VAda Alegrc, hay que sumar In CO.
- a,iu napreciable me presto a"o-
r 81 r>pocticulo y Al irrcprochaaic
eor nto. Ia uotabiisima dircctora dc
.ofae,ta rrVcjta Ncrar de Real
80 fac para uosotros uua rrvt,a-
e."n no face muchos diaS Cue ei 80
IIIIN haritndose eco de los grantees
trwuio> logradoS por la gcutil artis'a
pu1torriaueua. EN- cl exterior repro
d'.io los clogios que le ha tributaio
h sritjca >icmpre iusticicra con la j,,-
t.e-1iia sonora Nrrar
j p0hlico dc San Juan tuvo auocdc
fara Ia uotubly artiSta. Ia mas frauea
utlSld>ta acogida. ovacIon5ntu'a
.ha> vrerS y pidjcndo, con m~iS-en-
c.f ." sajeSe al palco esccnico doudc
eclamada con dchrante cntuslasmo.
Crucita Vcrar cs una gran dircctora
claridad elcgancia, dominic del perso-
nal tempcramento. scguridad. todo 10
rrauc. y de ahi sus grandes triunfos del
exterior que hcmos coutirmado pleua-
mrutc anochc.
La grntiIisima Sra Bruno. fut muy
.aelamada ~ la protagonista de- LA
Eiuda Allegro Su labor es superior
todo encomio rs una yiuda apasiona
tia arrrhatadora canta con supreme
agtr.
Del galiardo Conde DamiIo que aace
Nerighi. diccn mas que nucstros diti-
ramboa las ovaciones que recibi6
La Vicini fut justamente cclebra-
da en la Valencien recibi6 expire
sivas dcmostracioncs del agrado con
q.r el pdbico admira su buena labor
eoctnIca
May aplaudidas la Iberri y Critic,
que es an gran bailarin y un c6iaico
muy gracioso.
fsta noche Va otra vez La Viuda
Alegre que ha sido eI gran t1ito DE
Ia temporada
Domingo ORoZCo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-23
Paso de patinadores

A peticion del Comit6 del Carnival
la Directiya del Club de Damas acord6
ceder sus salones para los ensayos de
un bale nuevo en- Puerto Rico. llamada
: Paso de Patinadores y que Sc estre-
nara como primera pieza en- el bale de
la C0ronaei0n.
Los ensayos empezaran el jueves 25
del corriente a las 2 de Ia noche, Y
la Senorita Seeretaria nos encarga
invitar, por medic de estas lineas, a to-
das las Senoras y Senoritas socias DEF
Club y a La juventud masculine de San
Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-23
Para Mayaguez

I'm 81 tren de la manana saldra para
Mayagucz eI ilustre Presidente de Ia
Cawara dc Delegados Lcdo. Dom Jose
De Diegs