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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
SANTRY NAMED BY j. JOHNSON

Chicago, ILL.,, Jan Eddie san
try viii BE third man III the rns
when Jack Johnson defends his title
as heavyweight champion Of the
world against jim Flynn Folowing
Ia brisk workout of eight rounds at
.O'Ccnnell's gymnasium today. where
he took on four different Sporting
partners Johnson expressed his ar
proval Of Santry as referee and stat
ed he wouli hold out for the former
ieatherV eight star when this prob
lem is brought up prior 10 the battle.
No mention Of candidates for the
refereeing job was made when Flynn
and Johnson met last Saturday 10
agree upon terms II govern the mill
Johnson was busy for three hours
today limbering up with the gloves
and discussing plans for the fdture
After sailing through workout with
Jack Ryan, Frank Whitney and iiart#
Cutler, heavy weight and Special
Delivery Hirsch feather weight
Johnson called Jack White 10 his
dressing room and announced tbat ne
had posted 1000 to back the Local
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
JAP ATHLETES BREAK
LONG DISTANCE RECORDS

New York, Jan I'LL The Japanese
time keepers and athletic trainers
may be believed. Western athletes
VIII have to look to their laurels at
the forthcoming Olympic games, IN
which representatives. OF Japan viii
participate for the FIRST time Ac.
cording TO dispatches received here
aspirants for The Olympic "Trip We're
recently tried Out at Toxic wita sur
prisng results.
One OF the greatest surprises was
the lowering ot the Olympic worlds
record for the 25-mile Marathon race,
Shi2e Kanakuri Of the Toxic Higher
Normal school setting the mark at
> hours. - minutes The record was
also broken by two others Sasnk Of
the llokatio institute and lde # the
Kelo university, who finished second
and third
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
FLYNN WILL NOT
TAKE A CHANCE

Chicago. NJ, IAN. IL While Man
ager Curley still is pondering wheth
er or not he will permit his fighter
IJim Flynn. to meet AL palzer, the
New York hope in bout in gotham
in February, under the clean break
rule OF the Empire state boxing com
mission, followers of the game think
the pueblo fireman, matched with
Jack Johnson will find a way TO pass
up Palzer.
Not because Flynn thinks Palzer
y dangerous or any more formidable
Than Carl Norris. but because he can
not AFFORD to take too many chances
OF spelling the big money maEer OF
next July out in Nevada
: And by the way" said Curgey to-
day, the papers have all made the
same mistake about the place Of the
proposed heavyweight championship
battle. 1T is Wendover. not Wini-
ward, 1t is a division point Oh The
Western Pacitc, just 12l miles from
salt Lake City 500 miles from San
Francisco. and has an altitude OF
4237 feet Both principals will have
10 become accustomed to the altitude
TO box to their standard
i Wouldn't it sound queer 10 hear
it said that Andrew Haynes. would
meet John Artha' Johnson on july
- for the worlds title?H asked one
OF Jim Flynns close frienis today +
We'll sir, that name is the pue
bio fighters own He was given thc
name OF Flynn by some Colorado fight i
critic after his first battle As mat
ter Of fact, nearly all the critics have
written lot about Flynn being Il
former Italian American fireman,
named Andrew Chiariglion but the
fighter explains this by saving that
was the name Of his steptathef mis-
)Wn name-Raymes may not con-
'er it, bu. the pugiIist is combna-
ion of Irish and German
Tony Caponi, the Chicago Italian
lighter. recently knocked out in a
Utah battle by FLYNN, arrived here
oday and made arrangements to be
flynn's spawing partner until the BIZ
ell9w goes to Syracuse to take a
curse in defense work with Tommy
Ryan
Jimmy Gotfreth the Frisco pfomot
4, who was asked BY Curlcy if he
fould agre to take the WendoYef ven
ure and pr0la0te 1t. has wired from
lis home that he wou accept the
ommission. but ntinated that he
would have to see the color OF the
g moneyR behind the Western pro-
loters who got Curley to arrange the
latch for Nevada.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
POINT CLEAR HOTEL
HIT BY TORNADO

Mobile. Ala, Jan li--A tornado
struck the Point Clear hotel across
Mobile bay causing damage fhat may
amount to several thousand collars
The northeast corner OF the main
building which was directly In the
track of the storm and 4 portion or
the bic gallery was torn of bv the
wind number Of trees were up.
rooted aud other minor damage done.
The storm clme from the south
west without va rning. cutting across
the point with track about 1On
Yards IN width, wrecking everything
IN It's path There was no Warming
oi the tornado the wind being light
both before and after it passed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
ON FISHING TRIP
AND NOT FiLGBUSTE9

Mobile, Ala. Jan. In. E. Turn.
er. one of the former owners of the
schooner Eben B. Jordan reported t.
be engaged in filibustering exped-
ton is to engage in the fishing bust.
ness. In an interview Mr.. Turner
said lin Justice to Mr.. Murphy we
wish to state that there is nothing in
his taking arms TO Mexico.
Mr.. Murphy bought the schooner
filled her up to sell in Cuba for fish.
ing smack. we know. all about the
transaction AMI there is absolutely
nothing in the report that he is going
to Mexico
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
WISCONSIN
INCOME TAX
HELD VALID.

El Madison. Wis. Jan. 1l.-Wiscan-
sins income tax law enacted by the
last legislature was held to be consti-
tutional in a decision OF the state
supreme court today The opinion
flwns written by Chief Justice Wins
Elow and tlc court was unanimous IN
the decision.
4 Ine great question in the case as
TO whether the measure did not yio-
Fiate the federal constitution in maxi
i Ing men unequal before the law by
giving exemptions and providing for
ia progressive rate of taxation pro-
portionate to incomes aud as to
whether the state constituicr was
not violated in a different rate OF
taxation for persons and corporations.
are passed upon and the clauses al
the law making these provisions are
held not to cnntravene the consti
tuition.
Several Questions Undecided.
Jhe section providing for the taxa
ton OF the incomes of nonresidents
derived from stocks; royalties from
state as well as number of other |
questions were not passed upon. and !
The enforcement OF the law is vest I
ed in the state tax commission.
Income" in the new law includes
the following. All rents ef real es-
tate. including the estimated rental
OF residence property occupied by the
owner: interest from money loaned
or invested: wages, salaries or fees
derived from services, except OF
public officials: dividends or profits
derived from stocks. doyalties from
franchises or leaalized privileges or
any kind, and all other incomes not
exempted.
Pensions are Exempted.
Pensions and postmasters' salaries
IRE not taxable. incomes of corpor-
atoms are assessed by the state tax
commission of individuals by the
0unty assessors OF incomes {
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
A Girls Wild Midfliqht Ride.

10 warn people CT 4 fearful forest
IRE IN the Catsllills a young girl rcde
horseback at midnight and saved
many lives. Her deed was glorious
but lives are often saved by Dr.. Kings
New discovery in curing lung trou-
PIE, coughs and colds, which might
nave ended in consumption or pneu-
monia. 1T cured me of a dreadful
cough and lung disease" writes w.
a. Patterson Wellington, Tex, "af-
Ter four in our family had died with
consumption, ard | gained 81 pounds
AotDlng SO sure and safe for all
throat and lung troubles Price SOC
and u 90. Trial bottle free. Guar
anteed by all drnggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11

allows for four pairs to work nder
the double umpire system and am eN-
ira man for substitute The pan of
President Lynch is to pick out two or
three Young umpires ami farm them
TO minor leagues. from which they
can be recalled in 2 short time. These
Youngsters will be given chance In
the National league toward the end
oi each season aud may he called up.
On to do substitute work in emcrgen-
cX saaes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
CHARGED WITH HORSE THEFT

De Queen. Ark, Jan 1l.-Pat
Henry. wanted at De Queen. on a
charge of stealing horse and bur
gy belonging to Dr. r. F. Johnson OF
that city. was arrested at Hocha-
town. Okla and was lodged in jail
at De Queen. The horse was stand
ing in frant OF a drug store at De
Queen when it was stolen Tao OUT
III was laier abandoned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
IN THE WORLD OF SPORT

feather weight against Abe Atten foi
the title at l22 pounds.
According to Johnson, the recent
refusal of Attell to I'LL his engagement
with White. when the latter agreed
TO make three different weights TO
hold their proposed battle at New Or
leans has given Able black eve in
the opinion of the fight followers
Attell is afraid to risk his title IN a
battle with Freddie Gimore's lisht
ers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11

LYNCH HAS NEW PLAN
TO DEVELOP UMPtRES

Now York. Ian IL Pre- iident
Lynch OF the National league viii
this season experiment with his
scheme OF training the young minor
league umrires for the National lea
que The plan las been suggested
number ct Zines. but has never been
given real trial MI lyncn now
has nine umpires on his staff, which
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11

Here is a remedy that will cure
your cold. Why waste time and mon
ey experimenting when you can get
a preparation that has won world
wide reputation by its cures of the
disease and can always be depended
upon? II Is known everywhere as
Chamberlains Cough Remedy, and
IS medicine OF real merit For sale
by all dealers,
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SUES HIS FORMER WIFE.
pcciaI to the Daily Leader.

'pcciai to the Daily Leader.
Mena, Ark Jan IA rather
sensational suit was filed IN the cir
cult ccurt at Mena by Dr. ". c. van
aver AGAINST his former wife, Mrs.
Llda McCann. now a resident with
iloel lie asks $4,000 damages. Ser
wee was secured OH the defendant
Whlie she was on a visit to Mena.
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Mrs. A. r. Tabor, of Order Mo.
mad been troubled with sick head
ache for about five years, when she
began taking Chamberlain Tablets.
she has taken two bottles of them
ana they have cured her Sick head
ache is caused by a dsordered stom-
aeh for which tnese tablets are es-
peclally intended. Try them set
Wei and stay well. Sold BY all deal
ers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11

The St Louis Racket. now Kings
Racket is getting the trade, Fall ~
line
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-05
Notables conferencias
En- Ell TEATRO MUNICIPAL.

FL notable hombre de ciencia
Doctor Gallego Battle, medico de
las facultades de Barcelona de
! Paris, Director Jefe de la Clinica de
'1specialidades &c Barcelona y professor
de Psiquismo experimental, Su paso
por esta capital, dara dos lnicas confe-
iencias teorico-practicas EN- ell Teatro
Municipal, Ell sabado y Ell domingo 8
obre PsiquiSmo, ell magnetiSmo,
lipnotismo y la Suggestion tratara los
puntos siguientes: FL slleno sus tras-
Jornos. Suenos Patologicos, la letargia,
.atalepsia, sonambulismo. SueiloS pro
-ocados FL magnetis1no animal. Bos-
lueio hist0rico, Ell hipnotismo, descll-
orimiento de la suggestion, La escuela
lie la Salpetriefe de Paris. La eScuela
lie Nancy. Los fen0menos constantes del
slleiio hipn0tico, AutomatiSmo, Acciones
Sugestivas sobre los sentidos, Cambios de
Dersonalidad, CasoS practices, Estudios
lie Psicoterapia. Aplicaciones del hipno-
ismo a la terapeautica, Ell hipnotismo
n la Pedagogia, La Hipnoscopia judi
-ial y la Suggestion hipn6tica inquisitiva
n el derecho penal y civil.
FL notable conferencista. Saldra la
)r6xima semana para la Habana dom
lie tiene compromise para dar con
'erencas sobre ell mismo tema.
La conferencia dara comienzo las
lueve de la nOche
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-05
De defensor a acusado

En- el juzgado municipal Sc VIC hoy
na denuncia presentada por Pablo Oso-
10. domiciiado en- la casa Amarillo :
ae Pueita de TERRA contra Isidoro Co
raea a quien acusa de hurto de una
ideu y un sombrero de Panama.
Como testigo Gle cargo declare Ruper-
% Coaea a quien juzgando el juez que
40 de laraba Ia verdad, proces6 por per-
jurio. exigiendole 500 dollars para su
libcrtad provisional,
I,idoro fue sentenciado a Is dollars
de muIta, en- 81 defecto, % dias de ear
eel.
ii iuicio contra Ruperto sc celebrara
manana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-05
Traslado de las
Oficinas de Sanidad

FL lunes pr6ximo quedaran instala-
das las oficinas del Servicio de Sanidad
en- la comoda casa reconstruida en- la ca
lie de Allen, frente al Departamento del
Consolidate, La direction, Division de
eontabilidad ofcinas de Enfermedades
transnisibles y otras secciones, como las
ofcinas Gle la .Junta Insular y las del
DR. Creel estaran EN- dicha casa, Y las
restantes Sc quedaran instaladas en- la
estacion naval.
Los edifcios que hasta ahora ha tent
do .ocupando el servicio de sanidad en-
Puerta de TERRA seran utilizados por la
.Junta EscoIar de San Juan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-05
Ell homemade a Power
Leemos en- "El Dia," de Ponce

Leem0s en- I'll Dla. de Ponce:
~Dicen de San Juan que ell Casino
Espanol de aquella ciudad ha dirigidO
un cablegrama cinco mil pesetas al
senor don Gumersindo Suarez, que re-
side en- la capital de Espana, para que
Sc pOnga de acuerdo con el gran escul-
tor Miguel Blay, quien ha de construir
la artistica lapida que constituye al no.
menaje de los espanoles de Puerto Ri
co al ilustre patricio don Ramon Po-
wer, gran puertOrriqueno que tanto lus
ire y honor supo har EN- la yieja madre
patria al nombre de su pequena isla
nativa'
La noticia la di0 ell BOLETIN, Y 10Y
podemos ampliarla con un dato simpa-
tico.
-El ilustre presidente de la Camara
don Jose de Diego. deseoso de que Ell
el homenaje Power tome parte a la
par que la colonia espanola ell elemento
pueTtOTTIIutno. lid olTtcluO cOHtIlDluE
de los fondos votados al efecto. con una
suma igua la enviada por el Casino
Espanol de San Juan para que la Ia
pida commemorative que ha de ser colo
cada en- la historical iglesia de San Fe-
lipe. en- Cidiz, sea la vez que de los
'espanoles, homenaje de los puerto
rriquenos al insigne patricio Ramon
Power, Y una bella demonstration de la
cordialidad, de la ammonia romantics
aqui entire unos Y otros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-05
Casos de titus
en- Naranjito

FL Director de Sanidad estuvo en-
Naranjito, en compania del doctor Go
mez Brioso, Jefe del Negociado de En-
fermedades Trasmisibles, el Ingeniero
Sanitario Mr. Davenport con el fin de
inspeccionar 10 referente la febre tifoi-
dea, de cuya enfermedad ha habido ALI
algmos casos, y recomendar la mejor
manera de proveerse de buena aqua po-
table para ell pueblo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-05

Seccion la. Libro de Minutas No. IS,
folio 145.
Agosto % de 1912.
Manuel Bao. VS.. Herminio Irizarry
otro. Cobro de dinero A petici6n de
la parte demindada Ell la presente ac-
ci6n la Corte a,pende la vista de la mis-
ma senalada para ell 3 de agosto, hasta
nuevo senalamiento.
Agosto % de 1912
Trinidad Rivera vs.. Juan Acevedo.
Divorcio. No 562S En- Ell dia de hoy
fue presentada como prueba de la parte
demandante EN- la presente acci0n ma
trimonial de los conyuges EN- la misma
Y la Corte tom0 Ell consideration ell asun-
to-
Andres Fernandez VS.. Natalia Esca
lera y otros No. 54SS. Venta de bic
nes poseidos en- comrmidad En- este
caso en- el dfa de hoy compareci6 e de-
mansiaas11e por conducto de su abogado
presenfo la prueba pericial ofrec1d9 por
la miS1na consistente EN- la declaracIfp
Gle Arnando Morales en- nm documen-
to que fue mafcado con letra c.
Agosto 30 Gle 1912.
Jose Rodriguez, vs. p. r. Railway
L.. Go. No. 54lS. Danos Y Perjuicios.
Slendo hoy eli dia senalado para la Wis
ia de este Juicio, cOnpareci6 la parte
demandada por eonducto de su aboga-
do antlnei6 estar lista para ell acto, no
estando presente la parte demandante
petiei6n. de la demanaasla La Corte tie
ne por desistitlo al demandante con las
costas su cargo
GilleS and Woodward, VS.. Ada II. Van
Syckle No 5S9S. Cobro de dinero. En
este caso y en- el dia de hoy La Corte ac-
cedlo al aseguramiento de santencia So
llcltada pOr la parte demandante. me-
dlante una fanza Gle mil dollars que
prestara para responder a los dafios
perluicios que Sc lie puedan ocasionar a
la demandada con motivo del asegura-
miento de la sentencia.
.JoSefina Puigdoller vs., Nicolasa Cal
der6n y otros No. 5901. Cobro de di
nero Vista la moci6n del demandante
ell este case, sobre aSeguramiento de SEN
tencia y que la obligation que Sc recla-
ma Sc funda en- docmnentos autenticos.
@ concede el aseguramfento solicitado
sin necesidad de fianza Sc ordene que
por el marshal de esta Corte Sc proceda
al embargo de sus bienes de los deman-
dados en- cantidad baStante a responder
de l,5lS.62 de capital mas por 300 pa
ra intereses y por 400 para costas Y ho-
norarios de abogados
Prudencia de la Cruz Ex-parte No
1862 Dominic A petici6n del pro
movente en- este caso Ia Corte declara al
nismo por desistido este expediente or
d ma el archivo del mismo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-05
Un nombramiento

FL gobernador ha nombrado por re-
del Attorney General. al
senior Luciano Cano Delgado como Juez
substitute Gle la Corte Municipal de We
ga Baja durante La lcencia de 80 dlas
que ha sido concedida al juez .propieta-
rio de dicha Corte, efectiva desde el Is
del que cursa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-05
La fiesta de
los asturianos

Esta noche, como teniamos anuncia
do. comienza en- la Iglesia de Puerta de
TERRA, ell triduo Nuestra Sonora de la
Covadonga, Patrona de Asturias
Sc han heoho todos los preparativos
para que resulte una verdadera solem-
nidad rehgiosa,
En la misa solemne del domingo pre-
dicara I'm notable orador sagrado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-05
Boda en- Santurce

Nuestro muy estimado amigo don
Avelino Vicente. ha contraido matrimo-
MO con la distinguida Senorita Concep-
ci6n Aguayo
La boda Sc celebr0 en- el domiclo de
la familia Vicente Aguayo
Como padrinos. actuaren la senorita
Ricardo Aguayo. hermana de la contra
yente nuestro amigo don Federico
Ventura.
Les deseamos la felicidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-05
\ v I so

Sc espera que los viajeros los Esta-
dos Unidos visiten la Exhibicion de
Puerto Rico-New York, ,-5a Avenida,
No 569 Esmerada atencion. Facii-
lidades y ventajas. LIE convene zanzibar
impresiones con Mr.. Mortimer Reming-
ton-Gerente
Igualmente Sc lie tratara Ell el Bu-
reau de information, San Francisco ST.
No 30, San Juan. 81 desea exponer en-
propaganda algln articnlo Sc le con-
cedera local suiciente,
G. r. Correa, 4
Jefe del Bureau de information.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-05
La muerte del
senior Clarck

Nuestro corresponsal en- Fajardo nos
da cuenta Gle que anteayer regresaban
para Ia Central Faiardo en- I'M auto
Gle via los >enores Jolh Clark Dir. Diaz.
Carmelo D'az. y ell chauffeur Domingo
Osorlo chocaron coa un buey FL Sc
nor Clarck fue lanzado fuara del caro-
y miri6 en- Ell acto Los demas recibie-
ION varias contusiones leves.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-05
Cable inportante
Ell EMPRESTITO PARA LAS ME-
JORAS DEL PUERTO.

Ell Gobernador recibi6 en- la manana
un cablegrama del jefe del Bureau de
Asuntos insulares en- ell sentido de que
100000 de la emission de bonos de
$50000O, autofizada por la ultima lie
gislatura, para Ia mejora del puerto de
San Juan, fueron adjudicados del mo-
do Siguiente:
SUCCESSION de Mary Baker Eddy.
$50 900 104.0- Payne. Bush and Com
pany. $4,000 l02.2O.
La emission fue cubierta cuatro veces.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-05
Ell porvenir
de una artista

Nuestro buen amigo el Maestro Ca
llejo. ha recibido del ilustre Emilio Pie
coli, professor de canto del Conservato-
rio de Milan, la siguente carta a que re-
producimos por la completa confrma-
ci6n que d3 a nuestro juicio emitido
raiZ del concerto que diera en- esta ca
pital la gentil Margarita CALICO.
Dice la carta del Maestro Piccoli:
Gonte, Lago Mayor, agosto s, 1912.
Querido amigo Callejo:
Estoy aqui pasanGo unos dlas con la
familia para reposar la mente de la
fatiga diaria
Yo permanecere en- el Iago una vein
tena de dias despues retornare mi
trabajo.
En- tanto, su Margarita reposa duran
te mi auSencla.
Yo estoy muy contento de ESQ, por-
prodigiosos progresses Y es una senori-
ia de mucho pundonor, muy inteigen-
te. con una bellisima voz lirica yo es-
pero mlcho de ella
Haga por ella. querido amigo, todo
Ia II Il la al II
bierno atienda la petici6n de Mar
garita no la abandone. Dios 10
quiera Yo asi 10 deseo pues quiero yer
tranquila Margarita.
Ella por su talento seriedad gran
temperamento artistico es la mas acree-
dora de cuantas aqui estudian a que
por Dios no la bandonen. nj trunquen
su hermoso porvenir
Yo estoy SECURE que Ell la primavera
de 1914 estara lista para el debut. en-
ell que obtendra grandioso eXito
Su amigo apasionado.
Emilio Piccoli,
Professor de canto del Conservatorio
de Milan
LA legislature vot6 el ano pasado un
pequen0 credito de trescientos dollars
para contribuir los estudios de la
Srta CALICO, pero la cantidad no lie fue
enviada La ley Sc habla traspapelado y
fue precise que viniese San Juan ell
Sr CALICO para que esclareciese ell
puntO.
.Uno de estos dias le sera girada dicha
suma la futura artista, pOr conducto
del consul americana Ell Milan. pero
va Sc sabe a 10 que llegan trescientos
pesos. j. En- fin, por ahora por el an
! gustioso plazo de unos meses, Sc ha So
lucionado la situacion Gle la Srta Ca
llejo.
va en- la legislature proxima habra,
sin duda. quien siga ayudando la nj
na artista que tiene tan ventajoso por-
venir
Sera una obra meritoria. una obfa
de cultura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-05
Incendio en- Arecibo

De Arecibo hemOs recibido ell siguien-
te telegrama:
.Anoche fue destruido por un incen-
dio ell eStablecimiento comercial de Juan
Pujols Las existencias estaban asegu-
radas an 100000 Y La casa tambien ase-
euradas en- 100000 Sc investiga el
sueeSO.