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Yellowstone monitor., 1912-08-08


| ing what Gov. Wilson tells it to-.
The Houston Post says that nobody
has frozen to death in two months.
Possibly not, but there were some
mighty cold feet around there when
Mr.. Bryan was strongly in the lime
light at Baltimore.
Quoting Woodrow Wilson'S old
speeches or books against him is about
as effective as showing that Mr.. Roose-
velt was once free trader all around.
but what of it?
They may tear off his toga, but
they'll not destroy Lorimer's faith in
the Golden Rule and Lee O'Neil
Browne.
Asking Gov. Wilson to resign his
present office because he has been
nominated for the presidency is quite
as sensible as asking Mr.. Taft to re-
sign his.
When the small boy begins to state
his side of the case he is accused of
talking back. -
Then there is another prohibition,
which is so progressive that its plat
form scarcely mentions the subject of
prohibition.
Shad has returned to Maine rivers
after being away for forty years. II
we are not to have any sea serpents
this summer perhaps this shad story
will suffice.
With LaFollette, Lorimer, Presi-
lent Taft and the Prohibitionists tilt
ing at him from various directions, the
Colonel should find life sufficiently in
teresting.
New York state is now investiea-
ting it's summer hotels, but not as one
might suppose, with view of allevi
ating the privations Of the vacationer.
Ousting Lorimer is not enough.
Illinois needs to rid its legislature OF
the conditions that gave rise to Lori
merism.
Unless you are justified in saying
things, keep your face closed.
The more times a man ge,s married
he less sense he seems to have il
picking wife.
Politicians want to take some candl-
tates out of the box before the frs
inning is over.
The Waterbury American speaks o
him with accuracy and expressive
ness, as Bully Moosevelt. :"
Because Gov. Wilson has decided t
J have +:Veranda Cabinet" it mus
not be granted that the campaign viii
l be front porch party.
Champ Clark wouldn't say a vita
I word to the reporters after he ha'
seen Wilson. And Champ used to b
so garrulous and sociable.
81 am leaving the Congress of tn
) United States now after p years ser
vice in it, and in all that time | do no
think that | have known five men i
t Congress who could be bought, . sal
Senator e'Joe" Bailey of Texas. Lik
to have the Senator mention just four
:, Illustrating the difference betwee
conservation and conservatism ther
;, is Clifford Pinchot.
b It will be interesting to study tn
: strategy of the two new political gen
). erals, McCombs and Hiiles.
: T. R. says that there was no stear
n roller in 1908 when Mr.. Taft wa
nominated, He must have been to
d busy along about that time to read tn
I papers.
A woman s favorite topic of eonVel
Il sation is herself; after that it is ust
g ally some other woman.
Il Wisconsin upper berth law hs
n been declared unconstitutional, bt
u the traveller in the lower berth is ST
? entitled to think purple thoughts whe
!. he bumps his head against the upp'
berth.
: A Chicago girl IN breach of prom
r ise suit, valued her broken heart |
e $40 and the wedding supper at slo'
q which bears out the official statistic
Yellowstone monitor., 1912-08-08

Old papers for sale at the Monitor
Office.
Yellowstone monitor., 1912-08-08

FOUND. - Bunch Of keys includ-
ing two switch keys. Irquire at Mon
tor Office. 18tf
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06
: @ g 9
MORTGAGES WANTED

Tie first National Bank of Mil
bank want mortgages. They
want 5000 Of them and they want
to make them ia the quickest
time possible at rate of pcG
cent and small commission,
and will make them in amounts
consistent with the value Of the
Iand There is no delay in re-
ceiyin9 your money, AZ we have
no inspectors to examine Your
land, but az soon as your appG-
cation is approved Of, and title
passed on, the money is ready.
Renew your mortgage that is
coming due with as, or if YOU are
planning to make a mortgage,
make it with as If your crop
should fail so YOU could not meet
your interest payment, we are
prepared to take care Of you.
Make your mortgages where
YOU will receive your money
promptly, be treated right, and
secure the lowest rate Of inter
est
The FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF MHBANk
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06

the Catholic congregation of this
city and when they have their
three beautiful buildings com
pleted, Milbank will be in a posi-
ton to boast Of the finest set of
church buildings of any congre-
CATION in the state of South Da-
kOta.
The crop shortage last year
made it very hard for the mem
bers Of the congregation to re
deem their pledges to the build
ing fund, hence they are appeal
ing to the general public, ire
spective of church affiliations to
assist IN meeting their bills.
Every member of the congre.
cation is trying hard to do their
part to make a success of the
undertaging and the ladies are
hopeful that the proceeds will
net the grand total of $4,000. 90.
and with this sum realized they
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06
Roller Skating Rink

MessrS. Chard & GilbertSon
expect to have their roller skat
ing rink IN operation next Wed
nesday ia the large store room
adjpning the hardware store
They have an entire newOutfS of
of skates. and have had the floor
made smooth and perfect for the
pleasure Of all who enjoy this
fine amusement The rink will
be open every evening, and spec
ial afternoons will be later re.
served for ladies
~ smoking or tobacco using
will permitted In the room and
profanity or loud boisterous
talking viii be strictly prohibj.
ted Tee rink will be closed on
Sundays The opening dav for
skating will be Wednesday, Dee.
/
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06

feel certain that the beautiful
new church, the foundation of
which was laid a year ago, will
be completed the coming sum-
mer.
Each of the three evenings of
the fair the ladies of the church
will serve five O'Clock dinner
and they hope to make them
better than their dinners in the
past, if such a thing is possible.
During the evening they will
sell the articles donated by
their societies. # anything is
left unsold there will bea public
auction the last evening at which
all articles left will be disposed.
The ladies have asked most of
the merchants of the CITY for
contributions and every one has
responded with great generosity.
A list of the business men who
have contributed follows:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06
Contracts to be Let
For he New TRADE Between MiIbank
and Milan

Last tuesday morning a spec
Ilal train train Of two cars with
Supt GiIlick. the chief civil en-.
@Ineer Of the Milwaukee road.
and some twenty tive or thirty
grading contractors. left the
yards here for the trip east. to
look over the route between here
and Milan for the new railroad
rIghtoiWay, the contracts for
which are to be opened in Chica.
20 tomorrow. The survey selec~
ted for the new route between
here and BIG Stone leaves the
present right of-Way about a
mile and a quarter east of Mil.
bank station, for the north, and
later recrosSes the track, elm
mating number Of curves in
the present line, and makes an
almost air line to Big Stone City.
1t goes through the resident
portion Of the town, entering
near the brick yard and back of
the Evangelical church and eros
se> the fiat between Ortonville &
Big Stone near the foot of the
lake. "A great amount of ex.
cavating and filling in will have.
to be done at Big stone to make
this grade, and union depot
on flat the between Big
Stone and Ortonville will be
built to accommodate both towns
and the lake damned to pro tect
the tracks. 1t is given out that
the company will eXpend half
million dollars on this work. but
the lake will be in Immediate.
view OF all passing trains when
the route is perfected.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06
Catholic Fair
To to be Held December 16. II, Is.

The members of st. Lawrence
Catholic church are busily en-,
gagged in preparation for the
coming fair to be held Dec. 16,
II, and Is. For some time past
the Altar Society, the Lady For
esters, and the Young Ladies
Sewing Circle have had weekly
meetings at which all have spent
their time in making home seWed
articles to be disposed Of at the
fair. They are going to hold
the fair few days before Christ
mas and thus present to their
many friends the twofold occa
sion of buying presents and help
ing a good cause.
No religious society in the
state has undertaken as much as
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06

IL. j. Benedict al Hot >priags Tells
oi some Iormer Milbank Veterans

\ week AGO or 50 AGO we mad
|Eert9ntIE stated d4at III. j
Benedict and wife had gone to
I the soldier home at Hot Springs.
MIR Benedict writes lis a cor
IreetiOa Of the statement. for all.
though he had gone to thp Hot
Springs to get the benefit Of the
water for his rheumatic trou-
Dle>, hjstinancial condition, made
him ineligible for admission to
the home; during his early life
having managed to accumulate a
little for Il rainy day. or enough
TO keep himeelfand Mrs Benedict
from want during their remain
me days, was not eligible to the
home. as the institution is for
the old soldiers who are helpless
and without mean. However. he
writes that + he had been com
peeled to 90 the to Home he would
not feel ashamed Of it, a. he SAYS
1t Is a tine institution, seemingly
well conducted, and is a better
home than lots of the old soldiers
ever had, mum berS of them with
their wives being in nice little
cottages, and appear to be com
Portable and happy He says.
Il visited our old friend. Col
Abbott and wife Of Webster, and
found them nicely situated in
quarters adjoining the hospital
Col. Abbott ) health is poor, and
ne does not get out much. |
George Stearns and wife are also
nicely situated, and seem to be
happy and holding their own
we'll George met Us at the de |
pot, and both he and his wife !
have assisted Us in getting set
tied in our winter quarters, a !.
kindness that has been greatly 4
appreciated and will always be
remembered. ! have also visited I
the hospital, and found our DR. |
Weinberg in very bad condition
He is paralyzed from his hips
down. talked With him and
he said he knew he would never
be amy better and thought that
he WonId have but a short time |
to live
The national Sanitarium has |
$50 old soldiers here and the |
state home has about 80. making |
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06

Members of the Excelsior Club
met Nov. % in the library club
rooms. The president Mrs.
tlet called the meeting to order.
Mrs RiN and Mrs. THOMPSON.
athrcd ia quaint Japanese cos
TUNES, sang d Japanese song in
the original. Japanese proverbs
We're given in answer t. Roll
Call. Miss Halls talk on the
"Educational Development in Ja-
pan showed what wonderful
strides are being made along
educational lines. Mrs. Thomp-
son gave very interesting and
mlrthproyolling talk on Japan
csc Festivals and Folklore.
Mrs Golfer gave description
OF the cities of Tokyo and kioto'
after which followed a discus.
sion, Cost of living to day." led
by Mrs. Bingham, VS.. Cost of
living thirty years ago, by Mrs.
Roberts.
BY request the japanese song
was again given a closing num-
Der.
December I, fourteen mem
bers answered to "Roll CALI
with "Current Events. After
a business discussion, Mrs.
Frank Mittelstaedt gave good
review Of The Lotos Lantern 4"
Meeting closed with club mot.
to, Reporter.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06
school Exhibits

Supt Clark, of the city schools
has appointed next Friday, Dec
-, as exhibit Day when a
display Of school work will be on
exhibition in all Of the rooms.
The visiting hours will be from
/ to p m, and parents and
friends of the students are earn,
estir invited TO 90 TO tire school
and examine this work Don t
forget the date, Friday, Dec l..
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06

The city council held its regu-
lar monthly meeting Monday
evening, and allowed the usual
monthly bills, No new business
was taken up, but Henry Martins
who was appointed to till the va
cancy caused by the removal Of
n f. Nelson from the second
ward took his place as Alderman
from that ward.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06

WANTED Winter Radishes at
the Herald Advance.
A pretty hand-painted china
plate is given free with every s.
purchase at the Kayser JeweIry
Store.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06

MIR and Mrs John Lewis re-
| turned last week rom their trip
TO Nebraska where they we're
called Dy the death Of Mr..
Lewis foster mother a, New
Castle, NeO. Before returning
they made q trip 70 Wis cons ia
and visited with Mr.. Lewis
mother at Broadhead. IN that
state. she living with brother.
and both being well advanced ia
years
Q. +. Antelman, Of oerdeen.
the hard dWare travelling man. wa,
IN town Wednesday greeting old
friends ano neigh0ors az well as
selling hardware. MIR. AnteI.
man i planning on taking a va
cation about the middle of the
month, when he aud Mrs. Antel-
man will make trip to the
southern states, visiting LOusl-
ana and Florida, and may posi-
blv 90 to Cuba.
q. NJ. Pratt, who was at one
time connected with the laundry
here, but who has been up at
Slsseton for some months past,
has again been secured BY Mr..
Williams to have charge of the
laundry here Mr.. Pratt is an
expert laundry man, and was
about making arrangem ents to
go to city in Iowa to work at
his business when Mr.. Williams
him, and he started
work here the first of the week.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06
The Divorce Question?


The ladies aid society of st.
Johns Lutheran church had cleo
tlon Of officers at their last meet
ing on Nov Is, and the following
officers were elected for the en-.
suing year:
Pres. Mrs Jas. Lockhart
' Pres Mrs NJ Z. Fossum
Sea Mrs 4. \. Grove
Treas Mrs. II. Chronley
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06

No. Value
Suit Boy Clothes .........s
Donated by ErlanCson x johnson Co.
Rocking Chair
Donated by Levi Schnabel
One years subscription to the County Review
Ham
Donated by Ramharter & Schleisman.
Fancy Perfume
Donated by n j. Bleser.
One subscription the Herald Advance co
Cut GLASS Berry Bowl ............
Donated by f. F. Mesme X Co.
Sweater
Donated hy Schneider & Nelson.
One years subscription to the Grant County News
10 Wringer
Donated by j S. Farley Hardware
Donated by n +. Nelson
IL One subscription to the Herald Advance
13 Que Dozen Photoga phs 3 90
. Donated by Niles studio
IL ChildS Coat
Donated by Mrs H. G. Port
5 One subscription to Grant County Review. %
Donated by Mrs. LindQuist.
II One Barrel OF Apples
Donated by John c. Adler
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-12-06

Is One subscrp Grant County News
IL Hand Painted Cream and Sugar Set
- Donated by the Misses Rodgers.
20 Dressed Doll son
. Donated by Bowe's Racket Store =
Il Leather Hand Bag 300
Donated by N. f. Nelson y
- Oneyear subscription to Grant County Review.
Donated by Cbard Glbertson Hardware. -
"A One Dozen Hand Painted Plates .......... 900
! Donated by w. Kayser
25 One Pair Men Shoes. 5nO
-. Donated by Fossum Shoe Store.
26 Fruit Cake ..................... an
Mosiman Bros Bakery. - -
~ One pair Of Ladies' Shoes
Donated by Mittelsaedt Bros.
S One years subscription to Grant County News 90
Donated by Emanuel furniture store - ''''.'.'' :"
80 Suit Case ....................,. .m
Donated by McCoilum / Thirsi '''''''...-' ~
81 Ono Ton OF Soft Coal ......... IN
Donated By j. D. Burkhafdt
g Ono years subscription to The HeraldAdvancs 100
IS Oes Barrel "vsllsy Queen" Flour %
Ooaated By Grant County nilliae Co
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-19

tro de aquella ciudad, no dudandoSe de
un triunfo incuestionable mas que al
cance 81 artista literario espanol senior
Perez LoSada
En- el periodiSmo, en la nOvela, en- la
critica son de todoS bien conocidoS SuS
hermosos trabajos, que tantaS veces he
mos celebrado, por 10 que presentimos
al ocuparnoS de su inteligencia, gratas
eSperanzaS de eXito en- el teatro. como
otroS tantoS eXitos conquiStadoS en- mu-
chas de las manifestacones del arte IL
terario.
La Crisis del Amor halara en- el
pnbIico capitaleno 81 merecido concep-
to que para todos los amantes de las le-
tras goza EN- alta estimacion >u genial
autcG ol poeta gaditano.
(De La Bandera Americana. dt
Mayaguez)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-19
LA crisis del Amor"
Ponce. Abril IS, 1912.

En- todas parties Sc concede gran I'M
portancia la production taetraI; los
estrenos despiertan gran lnteres y
cuanto Sc refiere al anunclo de una nae
va obra, solicta la atenci0n. la curiosl-
dad mas legitima.
En- Puerto Rico, donde es tan escasa
desgraciadamente la production tea
trail. ha de ser mas viva la expectation
que despierte una comedia del pals, es-
crita para ell pals y por un escritor que
reside hace amos aqui, que aqui Sc ha
tornado y que goza de una gran repu-
'tacion.
A la. amabilidad de nuestro compane-
no Perez Losada, debemos el poder "a
cilitar a nuestros lectores algunas no
ticias acerca de la obra que sera estre-
NADIA dentro de unos dlas Uno de nues-
tros redactores interrogo al autor de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-19
Los matrirnOnios
en- Parl S

De buen NAL grado tenemos que
SometernOS muchaS incomodidades,
por ejemplo los ENTERTAINMENTS Y los
matrimOnios.
Los ENTERTAINMENTS pueden pasar to-
davia. pues 81 solo Sc trata de una sim
pie formalidad social, podeis firmar en-
una hoja de papel. la puerta del tenn
plo y luego despediros a la ingleSa ~.
Aun podeis eXigirle a un amigo que FIR
me por vOsotrOs. Ello basta la fami-
liza quedara satisfecha hasta os dara
las gracias
Los matrlmOnloS son menoS comod0s
En- efecto, 81 0s importa ser vistoS.- go
sa para la que assists preciSamente la
ceremonial, - debeis esperar paciente-
mente el instante de congratuaros en-
terminus vagos con los esposos con la
familia en- la Sacristia.
impossible escabullirse Es la ma
de la tarde ten6is el est0mago EN- I'm
hilo y todavia saltais entire un viejo Sc
nor filosofo una jamona vestida de
satin. Muchos parisienses deben su
gastralgia esas interminables cerelno-
Mas nupciales
Ah 81 fuera permitda Ia forma re
dentora .
Pues bien. durante una boda ree;en-
te, un senior muy Simpdtico Sc acerea-
ba a los invitados, con una sonrisa en-
los labios Y un lapiz en- la mano. Y
mostrandoles una hoja de papel. de~ia-
les:
FL desfle puede ser largo 5Qui6-
re usted firmar?
Magniica innovation DeseGmos oae
tenga exito. i. Y esperemos tambien
que Sc implante La costllmbre de dar
un caracter mas discreto la ceremo
ala algo incomoda que precede al esPor
fin solos - de los felces esposos.
Clement Vantil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-19

l Conductor con cinta de acero, ator-
nillado complete con tornillos de AZ,
10" de espacio, cinta de 2" x a/,r
mOntada sobre un pin6n de eje 215"
Artesas de acero, forma "V" de 30''
de ancho en- la parte de arriba por 19"
de profundidad y un radio de 71a" en-
el fondo, ribeteadas con hierro angular
de 113", grueso de los lados, 1s".
l rueda dentada con SO dientes,
1/,s de espacio, 212" ancho de diem
te
l Pin6n % dientes, 1i/,e" de espa-
clio, 211a" ancho de diente.
, Poleas de trasmisi6n, una fila y
una suelta, is" dia., 4" de ancho en-
sus soportes Todo este hace ell con-
ductor complete
2 Condensadores de hierro fundidO,
para tachos de uso seco y hdmedo, 34''
dia por ~ de alto.
| Condensador de hierro fundido, IA
ra tachos "9' Oats" 36'f dia. por ~
3" de alto, en- dos secciones con 2 CO.
dos de hierro fundido, para vapor, de
2S| dia.
TODO ESTO ESTA EN- MUY BUEN
ESTADO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-19

LA crisis del amor, acerca dcl ca
racter. tendencia escuela de la obra.
Use trata de una comedia realista,
respondiendo cierta orientacion que
ha senalado una parte de la critica en-
los libros de usted lie preguntamos.
No, absolutamente nos respOndlo|
Perez Losada.- Respecto de la morah
dad en- ell teatro Ell ell libro, tengo I'm!
punto de vista que tai vez desarrollare
OCCASION alargaria demasiado nuestra
entrevista, para mi gratisima-agrego
Mi comedia fu6 escrita para ell certa
men del Ateneo; va usted We que una
comedia para un certamen no puedel
contener escabrosidades que pudiesen
comprometer la altlsima califcacion a.
que aspiraba. FL certamen ha sufrido
va dos apazamientos Y he decidido es-
trenara, aprovechando la feliz oportu-
nidad de que act(la aquf la compaIia de
Virginia Fabregas. FL quito publico de
San Juan. que ha tenido la indulgencia
de aplaudir anterl0res obras mias, Sabe
que yo sc guardian todos los reSpetOs de-
bidos Mi comedia no escandalizari a
nadie su titulo no eXpresa una eXalta-
ci0n mOrbOsa de la enorme sensation
del amor. No: yo mantengo una te
Sis abSOlutamente moral. en- mi obra
hay amor mucho amor perO Ell amor
que no es legltimO no triunfa; hay fue-
90 de amor sacrificio de amor ESQ
eS todO. de ahi la crisis, de ahi que
los caracteres que he puesto EN- coniic-
to, nos hagan sOnreir o nos entristezcan
un POGO FL amor Sc ha hechO vieiO V
razona. Esto podra parecer pesimIsta
pero es verdad, en- la vida es asi, aun-
que Ell los libros le hayamos visto tai
vez sentidO de Otra fOrma. Dlgale us
ted los lectOres sObre todO las
lectoras de Puerto Rico llustrado. -
agrego-que he querido hacer una obra
de emocion y de critica, iya usted We /
dos coSaS antiteticas. pero de mi intento
no puedo yo juzgar; sera ell p1blicO
quien me de su aprobaci6n quen me
induzca rectiticaciones.
Conversamos largo ratio. aun de cosas
de Arte, del movimiento teatral en- el
mundo Perez LoSada busca en- un ca
jon de su mesa y nos alarga un libr0 en-
cuadernado.-Es la comedia, no Sc alar-
me usted por el vol1men. esta en- ma
quinila abulta mucho nos dice
No tengo mas que un ejemplar EN- Inn
pio, es para la companla, 81 no le roga-
ria que 10 leyese me diera su opinion.
Abrimos el libro al azar leemos una
Erase, un parrafo, una escena. un acto.
Todo pulcro, exquisite de Ienguaje, de
fOrma.
Mucho 6Xito mucho 6xito lie de-
seamos al marchar, apretando la mano
que nos tiende. Y vemos que sus oios
Sc iluminan. pero dice modesto.
Ell pnblico dira . y ustedes
Ode 'Puerto Rico IluStrado. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-19
Ponce al di & {;

Ha salido para San Juan, donde pa
sara varioS dias con Sus familares ALI
RESIDENCES. ell postmaster de esta ciudad
sefior Mario S Belaval
Durante la ausencia del senior Belaval
aueda al frente de la 0ficina de COrreos
ell Assistant Postmaster se1or A. Open
heimer
Ha sido muy sentido aqui el falleci-
miento de la senorita Wives, acaecido en-
New York anteayer segln cable que
Sc recibi6 aqui.
La senorita Wives, que estaba empa-
rentada con distinguidas familia> de
Ponce, es hija del conocido doctor don
Carlos Wives. a quien enviamoS nueStro
peSame.
Sc ha constituido una nueva asocla-
ci6n titulada Association Progreslsta
Escolar'. Y. como va expresa SUI tltuIo.
esta formada por los ninos de nue >tras
escuelas. Ell prop6sito de la aSocla-
ci6n es laborar por ell prOgreSo en- to-
dos los ordenes de la vida.
La directiva ha quedado constituida
ash
Argimiro Morales, presidente; vice,
Firco Colon Morales Secretarlo, CahX-
to Rodriguez teSorero. Amador Gambia :;
vocales. Julio Fiol Rafael Yordan
Noticias recibidas de Espana dan
cuenta del fallecimiento de la senorlta
Dolores Aparicio y Alvarado, hernia
ma de don Jacinto Aparicio y Alvarado
v tia de don Fernando Henna. estimadO
amigo nuestro
La Senorita Aparicio falleci6 en- San
ia Cruz de Tenerife, Islas Canarias. don
de residia hace mucho tempo.
\ sus familiares testimonial este CO.
rresponsal su expreSiva condolencia.
En- el hotel Melia ha celebrado la aso-
ciaci6n "Pena M6dica Poncena y su Sc
gundo banquete que result6 esplendido.
A 81 concurrieron IA medicos de la locali-
dad
FL CorrespOnSal
Ponce. Abril IS, 1912.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-19
Nueva production
de Perez Losada

" La Crisis del Amor" asi Sc intitula
la nueva production del intellectual pc
riodista Y correcto escritor senor Perez
Losada, estimado compaiiero en- ell pc
riodismo. La belllsima comedia seg1n
la prensa de San Juan, sera llevada a es-
cena por la empresa que act1a en- ell tea