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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-30
FARMERS union HAS NO
OFFICIAL PAPER ORGAN
Underwood Advertisement in
Union News Brings Repudi-
alton by State Officer

: John T. Mcdaniel, secretary-tr
of the Farmers union of Georgia, was
in Atlanta Monday.
Regarding an article that appeared in
Sundays Atlanta Journal in regard to a
ID page paid advertisement by one
Of the presidential candidates or their
Georgia campaign managers. which came
out in the Farmers Union News on the
18th instant, Mr.. Mcdaniel stated that
there was reference made in The Jour
nails article as to the Union News being
the official organ of the Farmers I'M
ion.
I wish to make it plain" said he, that
the Union News nor any other papers is
an official organ of the Farmers union
or is recognized as such by the organiza-
ton.
The Farmers Union News Is owned
and operated by private parties and no
officer Of the Farmers union owns stock
in it or dictates its policies. therefore,
the organization or its officers cannot
assume responsibilities for any publica-
ton carried in its columns
plosion in the mines at Marvel of Roden
every sense. and its membership exer-
cises its rights as individual citizens
to cast the vote of their choice in all
political elections without persuasion or
coercion upon the part of officers of its
various branches"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-30
DON 7 WANT PEOPLE
'NDSING INTO" THAT
BIG CAMPAIGN FUND

And by that classic pharse, give 'em
h IL in Morgan
The stump has been made to deliver up
its inhabitant, and the financial varmint
of the Underwood Georgia campaign is
now blinking in the sunlight and creep
ing around looking for another hole
Manager G. R. Hutchens has been
stung into his first recognition of the
widely current rumor that there's too
much money behind the Underwood cam
paign in this state. He has ignored the
comments of Wilson headquarters upon
it during the past month or more Now,
nv .'Take this hundred and give 'em hell
in Morgan" his attention has been forced
and the three campaign managers OF
ts,vernor Woodrow Wilson have ELECTED
a confession from him.
Manager Hutchens made his reply yes
terday afternoon. He sent copy ofatt
to The Journal.
In it he admits the ''Give 'em hell" let
ter W.
And he refuses to submit the books of
the Underwood campaign to an audit.
He declares 1.-The proposition is too
childish and absurd to commend itself to
my consideration"
He asserts that, I'VE don't want people
nosing into our affairs"
THEY ARE HIS SENTIMENTS.
He denies that he dictated or signed
the GIVE 'em hell" letter, and adds:
However, I have no hesitancy in assum-
ing entire responsibility for ii, and will
lingly adopt the sentiments therein con-
tanned"
He ventures boldly that. Everyone
treats the finding of the letter as huge
joke"
He comments upon the improperly of
using a letter which lis 'e private prop
erty of the gentleman to whom it is adj
dressed"
Quite adroitly he would cover his own
evasion by a counter attack with hack
neyed argument upon Mr.. Wilson, and
with the irony at which he is an adept
the same irony that brought down upon
his head the organized wrath of the
teaching profession of Georgia.
He concludes his letter thus:
Il trust 1 have made myself clear"
The peoples answer might be expressed
in the one woro:
"Quit ="
BY his acknowledgment of the "Give
'em hell" letter. and his refusal to sub
nit to an audit of his campaign ac-
counts. Manager Hutchens has made it
!
the Underwood campaign fund in Georgia
is too big and bloated to be healthy or
nice.
By. his recognition of the matter which
he has so consistently ignored he has
acknowledged that it has grown to a
point where he could not afford to let
it so longer without some attempt to
answer it.
And by hi very brand he has stamped
the brand upon the Underwood campaign
in Georgia.
He has adopted the sentiment. Take
this hundred and give EN- hell and he
has left it to be assumed that there 5
plenty more where that hundred came
from.
However, on with the dance!
Here stands Mr.. Hutchens' blushing
confession:
MR.. HUTCHENS' CONFESSION.
Atlanta, Ca, April 81, 1912.
Mr. E. T. Brown, Mr.. VIM. T. Har-
ris, Mr.. Walter P. Andrews, Associate
CONTINUED on page six, column 81
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-30
Admitting The Give En- Hell Letter,
Underwood Manager Refuses An Audit
THREE TO ONEDEFEAT
SAYS STAFF DISPATCH
(snecial pispath to The Journal)

wAYCRoss of
Labor which
of H F. the
in aspeech before man
of
it but politician the
supposed be
who attemptn to feat
20
Dispatches
delegates disclosed the fact
in the interest OF
New Jersey would have been passed by three
should the time of
the conven
delegates nearly whole
that has be convention
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-30
DELAWARE GIVES
WOODROW WILSON
A LARGE MAJORITY

WASHINGTON, April 27.-The pri-
mary. in Delaware today added further
emphasis TO the fact that the race for
the Democratic presidential nomiDa ton
is between Woodrow Wilson and Clamp
Clark While Governor Wilson made a
clean sweep Of the state. Speaker Clark
was the only other candidate to offer
any opposition His forces were routed
according to early returns from Will
mington received in Washington to-
night So far as can be learned, Repre-.
sentative Oscar Underwood's name was
not even considered by the Democrats
of Delaware and Governor Harmon's
following was negligible
The Democrats of Massachusetts, will
act next Tuesday. and the only con-
testsnts for the nomination in that
state are Champ Clark and Woodrow
Wilson. Neither Governor Harmon nor
Mr.. Underwood expects TO get a dele
gate
on May the state of Maryland will
bold its primary. and even there Mr..
Underwood is out contesting. despite
the fact that his candidacy was for
mally launched before the Maryland
legislature at a speech rest at Annapo-
lis, which the Underwood newspapers
seized upon to claim the Maryland dele
gates.
Mr. Underwood is a candidate for the
nomination only in Georgia and Flor
ida and If United States Senator Bryan
knows his state. Mr.. Underwood will be
defeated in Florida.
Senator Bryan said tonight:
while the opponents of Governor
Wilson have made a strong fight in
Florida. I do not believe 4 possible for
Underwood to carry the state. They
have imported speakers to stump the
state. have maintained expensive head
quarters and perfected a strong organi-
zation, but the Democrats of Florida
are not going 'snipe hunting after a
candidate who is not regarded serious
7 ~ by the Democracy of the country"
oklahoma, Kansas. Missouri, Illinois.
7 New York. oregon, Wisconsin, Pennsyl-
vania. Maine, Nebraska and Delaware
have already chosen delegates to the
Baltimore convention and Mr. Under
wood has not received. a single dele
gate. In every one of these states
the fight has been between Clark and
Wilson and to date Wilson has had the
better Of il.
An incident that occurred in the Demo-
cratic cloak room of the house today
! serves to show how the Democrats re-
gard Speaker Clark as a possible presi-
Dental candidate. Several of them were
Longing about. smoking cigars and dis
cUssing politics. Martin Dies, of Texas
and Swagar Sherley, of Kentucky, were
{ insisting that Speaker Clark could not
4 possibly be elected if nominated In the
midst OF this discussion the speaker
himself appeared in the door. There was
an embarrassing moment. and then Mr.
Z Dies spoke up: I was just saying" said
I Mr. Dies, that one of the Democratic
Z delegates from Kansas who was IN
structed TO vote for you says that 70 out
Of the 20 delegates are anxious to vote
for the nomination of almost any man
TO beat you
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-30
USE THE OFFICIAL BALLOT
WHEN CASTING YOUR VOTE

presidential primary We'd
of the circulation "Wednesday
woodrow VII
lin of w.
asked Saturday afternoon ana
in the mails
expense OF Under
Underwood headquarters
worthless
inducing voters to declare for the
of Wilson who can be
mmitee al o.
A printed exactly the
the
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-30
HERE IS ANOTHER
MALICIOUS LIBEL
AGAINST WILSON
zoE. J. r. SMITH,

A malicious libel has been circu-
lated. that Governor woodrow Wilson
communicated Sympathy" to Booker
Washington. the negro educator. at the
time the latter had his trouble in New
York with a man named Ulrich-
This libel has gained currency large
~ because OF the assiduity with which
# has been circulated by the cam
paign workers Of Congressman Under
wood in Georgia
First. Il was given publication in
print Then IL was sent about by word
of mouth From first to last. no word
OF IL has appeared in any OF the re-
spectacle dailies opposed TO Governor
Wilson 1t has been spread secretly
and insidiousIy.
There IS no truth in it.
Governor Wilson has himself denied
&c. but in Difference 10 his wish his de-
NAL has not heretofore been published.
He did not care TO give any heed TO
any charge emansting from the source
whence this came.
But now his Georgia headquarters
nail the falsehOOd for him.
Witness the following statement:
HEADQUARTERS NAILS IT.
The energetically circulated charge
that Governor Woodrow Wilson sent a
message OF sympathy 10 Booker Wash
tngton at the time OF his trouble with a
man BY the name OF Ulrich in New
York. is an absolute and unqualified
xalsehood-
The circulation OF such a campaign
lie on the eve OF the election is on a
par with the methods Of the thugs who
recently burglarized Governor wilson's
room IN Chicago and stole his private
papers and personal correspondence.
CHARACTER ASSASSINS."
Unable % find anything among Gov
ernor wilson's private papers that could
be used to damage him, some of his
enemies seem willing not only to steal
his private property but also to assas-
sinate his private character.
NO man who thinks and reads for
himself viii be deceived by such un-
principled methods. born OF desperation
in a losing fight
We have learned that IL is the pur-
pose OF those who are attacking Gov
ernor Wilson in Georgia in the borrowed
uniform OF Underwood supporters. to
give special circulation next Wednes-
day 10 the charge herein refuted
The charge is a gross lie. foisted up
on the people in the closing days OF the
campaign in an effort to deceive them
and engender prejudice against Gov
ernor Wilson.
''Vehemently and Indignantly do we
brand IL as false. a fabrication out OF
the whole cloth No man but a politi-
cal scOundrel can get his own consent
10 assert it as true II is a base at
tack conceived in base minds upon a
great man whom Georgia and the nation
are calling 10 the lead Of Democracy.
(Signed)
ED T BROWN.
Wv ]. HARRIS.
WALTER P. ANDREWS"
There can be no doubt about the d.
rectness OF the foregoing statement.
There is no ambiguity or qualification
about It.
DENIAL IS ABSOLUTE.
The charge" il says. is an absolute
and unqualified falsehoOd-"
There IS the denial. on the authority
Of the managers OF Governor Wilson 5
Georgia campaign.
~ - - 500. 81. FshaTorte
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-04-30

falsehood 20 its source. They know
that there is no foundation whatever for
il. and that not in the slightest degree
can IL be given even the color of truth
or its publication and circulation ex-
cused. ..-.--.--- -----
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-07
Ell tercer aniversario

Hoy Sc cumplen tres amos del falleci-
miento oclurrido en- Santmder, del que
fue nuestro inolvidable Director Don
Nemesio Perez Morris y Lynn.
En- esta casa donde Sc guarda un YER
dadero culto a la memoria del ilustre
periodistas, los amos transcurridos no
hacen mas que afimar la devotion nues-
ira hacia aquel alto espiritu que dej6
en- las paginas del BOLETIN la huella
luminOsa de su inteligencia de su am
plisima cultura
En- este dia de tristeS eyocaciones, la
Redacci6n del BOLETIN quiene ofrecer
a la memoria de nuestro insustituible di-
rector, este homemade.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-07
La asamblea unio-
nista en- Mayaguez

Ell partido umonista celebra hoy en-
Mayaguez la asamblea de caracter re
glamentario, la que fueron previa-
mente convocados los representatives de
las llptas locales deLpartido.
\ la Asamblea de Mayaguez, cdya
importancia polltica aumenta la cir.
cunstancia de hallarse aquf ell ilustre
leader del partido, Don Luis Mnaoz
Rivera, asistiran delegados de todas las
poblaciones de la Isla Y ha de ser, sin
duda, un acto de verdadera importan.
Ella en- la vida p1blica del pals
Aunque la reunion es secreta Y a ella
solo han de tener acceso los periodista
del partido de la Union, de los acuerdos
definitivos procuraremos informar a
nuestros lectores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-07
Ell Congreso Nacional
de Riego
UNA INVITACION

FL Gobernador Cotton ha recibido
una invitaci6n del Congreso Nacional
de Riego, que Sc celebrara en- Salt Lake
City desde el 30 de Septiembre al de
Octubre del ano corriente. con objeto
de que envie una delegation de Puerto
Rico para que tome parte en- dicho Con
greso. a aquellas personals que deseen
asistlr esta importantisima asamblea,
que tratara sobre asuntos de riego, sc
les proevera de las correspondence
credeneiales, al presentar sus solicitu-
des, con sus nombres y direcciones CO.
rrectas. al Secretario del Gobernador.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-07
La Covadonga
en- Ciale s

La Colonia Espanola de GALES, para
festejar ell dia de la Virgen de la Cova-
donga. patrona de Asturias, de Nues-
ira Sonora de Lluch, patrona de Ma
llorca, ha organizado un esplendido
bale de Sociedad que ha de llevarse a
efecto manana domingo, en- la poche.
Ell simpaticO acto social ha de tener
efecto en- los salOnes del Casino de Cia-
les, cedidos galentemente por su dire
tiva.
Suscriben la amable invitaci0n que
hemos recibido, don Eduardo Fernan-
dez Vega, Don Juan Vicens Bernat, Don
J. Fernandez Lasclotas Don Jose vi
Gems ARIZONA.
Para atender la perfecta organiza-
ci0n del bale, han sido nombrados las
sigalientes comisiones: De orden, don
Eduardo Fernandez Vega, don Juan
Vicens Bernat. don Ignacio F. Lasclo-
taS
De recibo, don Ramon r. Lasclotas,
don Jose Lamoso. don Joaquin Torres.
V Don Federico Muniz de Leon.
De obsequios. Don F. Villanueva Pin
tueles. Don T. Fernandez San Miguel,
Don M. Fernandez Lasclotas Don Jo-
Sc Martinez Revent6s.
Hay vivisima animation por asistir al
esplendido bale.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-07
Duelo en- Naguabo

Tras larga Y cruel enfernedad rim
di6 la jornada de la vida ell honrado y
laborioso caballero don Eulalio Comea
en- La madrugadada del dfa de aver Ln1-
tiles fueron los auxihos de la ciencia que
Sc prodigaron al pacIente para salvarlo
de las garras de La muerte. Ezra ell fina
do hombre de relevantes prendas perso-
males de acrisolada honradez En to-
dos los actoS de su vida tuvo por di-
visa el bien, sin que la mas leve mancha
cayera sobre su reputacion
Ell entierro del cadaver verifc6Se las
cinco de la tarde del dia de hoy asis
tiendo numerosa concurrencia, prueba
elocuente de las simpatlas de que goza
ba ell finado
Descanse en- la mansion de los Jjusto>
el alma del que va mo existe y sirva dc
lenitivo a su atribulada familia el sabel
que esta sociedad les acompana en ST
justo dolor.
B. Duclerc
Naguabo Sbre de 1912
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-07
La propaganda
del culto

Las distinguidas senoras Isabel Gel
GEL Belen de Orbeta Conception
Aguayo, nos participant que la asocia-
'cion de senoras de la Orden Tercera de
San Francisco ha alberto un estableci-
miento con el nombre de libreria Cato
lica en- uno de los locales del pasaje Ma
tienzo
Los benefcios que pueda dar esta H.
breria Sc dedicaran al fomento del cul-
to la propaganda cat6ica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-07
Ell tribute a los heroes

La suscripci6n alberta por ell Casino
Espaiiol de San Juan, para auxiiiar a
los soldados heridos a las familias de
los muertos en- la campana, quedara ce-
rrada el dia 80 del cOrriente mes.
De parte de los organizadores, 10 avi-
samos a los espanoles que aun no ha-
van contribuido quieran hacer algun
donativo para esta bella obra de tilan-
tropia patriotismo.
Tenemos entendido que algunas per
sonas que va contribuyeron Sc dispo-
nen a aumentar la suma ofrecida. Ell
vista de que la subscription no ha alcan-
alsidolareiunahcea-,G
zado esta vez, en- Puerto Rico, la cuan-
tia que la vez primera.
La campana del Riff ha terminado
puede decirse;y ~ los cOmbateS han cesa-
do. tieSDues de sucesivos triunfos de las
tropaS espanolas; las negociaciones con
Francia tambien tocan a su termino Y
queda vindicado el derecho de ESpaila
Pero ESQ no quiere decir que no haya
todavia muchas desgracias que socorrer
muchos auXiliOs que prestar entire las
deso.adas familias de los OScuros he
roes one cayeron en- ell campo de la lu-
cha para llegar al lisOnjero estado en-
que las cosas Sc hallan al presente.
PorQue la campana no ha sidO esteril
pOrque no ha sido de tan larga Y peno-
sa duracion Y de tan negatives resulta-
dos como los pesimistas auguraban. no
ha de caerse en- la ingratitud de olvidar
los que dieron el tribute de sus vidas,
M los que sin perderla del todo, rega-
ron con su sangre las tierras en- que
ahora ondea el pabell6n glorioso Y civi-
lizador de Espana.
Precisamente en- la hora del regocijo
Sc ha de tener muy en- cuenta que esa
algeria de los triunfOs militares ha lido
Siempre precedida de una serie de do
lOrosas perdidas de vidas, y es una obra
de humanidad Y de generosO PATRIOTS.
mo hacer que llegue hasta el hogar en-
luto tambien Ell pobreza de los he
rOeS an0nlmOs, un sOcOrrO que es, 81
bien sc mira. una modesto indemniza
ci6n.
La colecta que fut alberta hace algu
nos meses con el nobilisimo fin que de.
iamos expuestO, quedara cerrada. co
mo va dijimOs a fines del mes en- curse
Como este peri6dico puede lIegar a
donde tai vez no llegaran las comisiones
recaudadoras, es possible que este re1ui
rimiento no resulte in1til Y aun Sc re.
ciban, como espera la cOmisi6n organi
zadora, algunas cantidades que sumai
al total recaudado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-07
La proxima
temporada teatral

La compania de Virginia Fabregas
seguira actuando en- Ponce unos dias
mas, para dar conocer de aquel publ
co los nuevos artistas recientemente
contratados en- Espa1a.
La temporada Sc reanuda esta noche
con la deliciosa comedia de los Quitero,
FL Genio Allegro. "
Despues la compania vendra a San
Juan, pero no sera sino a mediados de
la semana pr6xima
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-07
UNA CIRCULAR

La Arguelles Tobacco Company, es-
tablecida Ell Caguas nos participa qGe,
con fecha cuatro de Septiembre Sc ha
constituido una sociedad Mercantil IN
dustrial para dedicarse al negocio del
trabajo bajo todos los aspectos.
La Arguelles Tobacco Company aori-
IA tambien una oticina en- New York.
Son gestores de la sociedad, don Ma gin
r. Arguelles Y don Te6dulo Llamas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-07
MELQUTADES.

Durante las veinte Y cilatro horaS ter
minadas hoy las ocho de la maiiana Sc
ha dado cuenta a esta oficina de los casos
sospechosos de Juan Lacen Y Santiago
MunOz, ambos del barriO La Perla.
Seglln el examen meteorological de
unas mnestras de Sangre tomadas
Juan Lacen Sc comprob6 que era un caso
positive de peste FL otro caso ailn Sc
halla en- examen.
Ambos pacienteS fueron llevados al
Hospital Cnarentenario donde Sc halan
baJo observation tratamiento
Ayer fueron vacunados con lnfa an
hpestosa 529 personals en- San Juan y
Santurce
Respetuosamente,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-07
Por seduction

En- a Corte Municipal Sc ha presen-
ado una denuncia contra Vicente Ro-
man, quien Sc acusa de haber seducido
a una joven.
FL Juez lie senal6 quinientos dollars
lie fianza para su libertal provisional.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-07
Musica en- la Plaza

Programa de las pleas que ejecutara
a Banda del Regimiento de Pto Rico,
i domingo de Septiembre, en- la plaza
3aldorioty:
l. Paso doble FL Centenario de Co
l6n-Erviti
?. Excerts from the Opera Madame
Butterfly '-Puccini.
3 Danza Adorable Miranda.
T. The Opera Mirror-Tobani.
). The Mysterious Rag-Snyder.
6 Paso doble FL Volador de la Sci
VA -Meyerber.
Star Spangled Banner"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-07
Champagne -Espaho| CodoInIu
Su triunfo en- Belgica

AL conocer los exp0sltores franceSes
el fallo del Jurado por ell que otorgaba
el Gram Premio al Champagne Espalol
CODORNIU, protestaron, mo respecto
la calidad (esta es indiscutible), sino
>obre la palabra Champagne.
FL Gran Jurado contest6 que ESQ
cran lnlmiedades mercantiles. que in
liscutibemente ell mejOr Champagne en-
ire las muchas marcas presentadas era
i CODORNIU, Y que Obrando Ell justi-
ia Sc lie adiudicaba el Gran Premio
Ganar la batalla ed CODORNIU en- la
Terra de las erperiencias, como la llama
IA ha tempo Eliseo Reclus repiten
n la actlalidad los historiadores, criti-
os y soci6logos mas eminentes, equivale
ocupar ell primer puesto EN- ell mllndo
lie la fama Y conste que Bruselas era
nnica ciudad europea en- que existla
i prejuicio contra los vinos espafioles,
tai extreme llegado, que los Periods
as de Espana reunidos Ell fraternal ban
luete tuvierOn necesidad de utilizar los
'inos de la Exposition porque ningun
lotel pudo propOrcionarselos de origen
lispano.
SOrprendera a muchos eel rllidoso
riunfo del Champagne CODORNIU,
no a mi que 10 tenia descontado. No
existe en- el mercado mundial vino Cham
Dagne propiamente dicho, como cuando
expresamos vino Jerez, Rioja, Sauter-
hes Bordeaux. Son demasiado infe-
iores las slntesis intraorganicas que se
'fectnan Ell la levadura del ztlmo de la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-07
Don Severino Lecaroz

Sc encuentra en esta capital nuestro
estimado amigo don Severino Lecaroz,
gestor de la importante casa comercial
f. Elizalde Lecaroz, de Lares Permane-
cera varios dias EN- esta capital. lie sa-
ludamos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-07
w. F. Lippitt.
Director de Sanidad.
A v I 50

Sc espera que los viajeros los Esta-
dos Unidos visiten la Exhibition de
Puerto Rico-New York, ,-5a. Avenida,
No. 569. Esmerada atenci6n leaeili-
lldades ventajas. lie convene zanzibar
lmpreslones con Mr.. Mortimer Reming-
ton-Gerente
lgualmente Sc lie tratara en- el Bu.
rean de information, San Francisco ST.
No. 80, San Juan. 81 desea exponer on
propaganda algnn articulo Sc le con.
cedera local sufciente. q
G. r. Correa,
Jefe del Bureau de information.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-07
La conferencia
de esta noche

A las nueve, Ell punto. dara principle
la conferencia por el notable Dr. Juan
Bta. Gallego Battle, Ell ell Teatro Mu-
nicipal
Els de esperar que, nuestras classes in
telectuales Sc den eta por esta noche
en- el Municipal