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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
MaHca bees.

a large crowd OF the ladies Of Liberty
HiNo No, Q and their friends wont TO
Murray last Thursday Afternoon and were
most delightfully."- entertained by Lady
James at tho Commercial club. Prizes
were awarded to Lody Clark. Lady Eis-
wood and Lady Decker The hostess
served most delicions luncheon. The
next regular rcyiew will be held Novoln-
Der !.
Banner Hive No. II. officers and guards
arc requested 10 report for drill FIJI
day afternoon. The bah was a success
IN every Way The drapimg Of the char
fer Tor late Lady Martin VIII he held
November u. Al n1e,nhcrs arc urged 10
be present, Tho family and friends are
invited Ia attcnd. The members arc COR
dialiy invited TO tho BANQUET and r,usl-
ca given by the Sir Knights in |. o .. T..
hall.
Tent No had another splendid crowd
out last Thursday night. There hsDpennd
20 be no WORK and many discussions Of
topics nj interest 10 the order occupied
the evening, The committee on ontrr-
tanning the Indy ma ccabccs has provided
a uniIue and interesting program, and Il
pro;DiSes TO he an evening all viii rcrncil!-
ber, Next Thursday evening there viii
in AL probability nc work and also cthc:
features of interest 10 Maccabses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Women Of Woodcraft.

Silver Maple Circle Jos, Women o.
Wo0dcraft, met IN regular session Fri
day evening with Guardian Ncighbor
Brown IN the chair. One candidate was
taken through the mysteries of the wood
An entertainment committee was ap-
pointed. There will be an entertainment
next meeting night. The Thimble club
!. Hunt 1925 Jefferson street. Take
West Temple car and get off at Mead
street. All members arc urged 10 be
present next Friday evening. IS business
Of Importance is to be discussed
Salt Lake Circle No 50a Women OF
Woodcraft. will meet tonight in Eagiey'
hail. ri o'clock, The captain wants all
guards 10 attend for drill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Growth of Life Insurance.

a good plan once in a while 10
b all-around look at the inStltu-
life Insurance in this country as
1es UP in aggregation At the end
/ the LEGAL reserve companiaS--2io
n--had admitted assets Of Si.i6f.-
or about four times the amount
InatIoual debt The total annual
I0f all these comps mics was 1885,
OF which ss3" 900. .ooo was from
ms alone. the remaining income
'rom interest. rents and other in
hts This is more money than
|cral government collects exclusive
posioflicc department. which is
Rrded as a revenue department.
INST the income tho Compa mics
Id $50. 900, 400 OF which $3.50, 00n.-
b for the expense Of management.
the income about $3.50. 900
han all expenditures The reserve
Eresatnd s3.545. O00. leaving a sur
ID safety and dividend accumuld-
a. shade over half "A billion. Two
of new Insurance was written
and the total amount in force
rer eighteen billions. The busI-
as doubled in eight Years in nearly
department. Of activity and grown
n with the inCrea sc, so that ii
ne 10 be on Il footing that puts II
parity with the national sovern-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
A.nrcs IN Accident Policies.

IS5eut underwriters and accident poi
V75ers Will be interested In Know
IL The so-csllcd "frills committed"
n easualty and surety underwriters
n ffn{tcd States has reported tu
l|nles among other things In favor
.pecial clause providing ior bali
eLIfv for accidents sustained while
/ "a or driving an automobile, aud
nj for fun coVeraGc FOR suCh ac-
Under an additional premium The
= >lnendations arc made to be incor-
III IN policies issued at the begin
hf next year. Tile Recommendation
'Iso policy. TO be issued without Il
application. Chilolrcu's insurance
dejinilnatcd Beneficiary Insurance
! Illuminated. no specific mention 10
i fe of payment for sunS'roke, frccz-
,eB or poison. Payments Tor death.
S-1bermont and 'oss % sight single
snjay-to he limited US follows:
fIrfncIpal SUN; both hands. both feat
! rit OF both eyes. principal sum.
hand or foot and sight OF one eye,
Mf sum: either hand OF foot er
,of one eve. half principal sum.
n,cnts for pa rtial Indemnity ars
limited TO twenty-siH consecutive
- from tho termination of the per
y total disc nility The partial dis
eIfo amount Ia weekly Indemnity OF
SILK tls IJlt ltE lp'SI l'SS VI 'i'''
l{hat portion Of the period through
,hic!i the insured suffers disability
SIleast 90 per cen, OF his business
lI1f the insured is not disabled cN-
. as To be compelled 10 neglect one
h of his important daily duties, he
feceIve - per cent uf the total in
u rate.
tDroposcd double indemnity clause
,Ns payments TO injuries sustained
rIding as q passenEe on n common
g either railway car or vessel. pro-
BY mechanical power lniurie.
led while getting on or off or being
he step or steps Of any railway
Led car, are excluded. Payment is
\ be made If injuries are susta ln"d
n passenger in Il passenger eicya-
scluding elevator in mines OF caused
burniNg building. provided the in
Has In the building at the begin
Il tho fire.
Alse Of tho words external and Vlo-
IL Recommended 7" bo coupled With
hrds accidental means. in the pol
lI.oes duo TO bites or sings Of in
Hrom ptomaines. disease in any
n caused by participation in aero
a. are recommended 10 be cN-
tIcommittee. which Was given full
no aci. represents the Leading ac-
HcpmDanies of Tho country MI
Hes arc asked to pledge themselves
rpt the repor. and pr, The rec
.dHtions into effect after January
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Ml,scoyite3,

Another cnthusia site session OF krem-
lin NaSan, Imperial Order OF Muscovites
was held last Wednesday night at tho
T. o. o. L. temple, The stunt COM
mittee reported progrcSs-and twenty no
bles pledged themselves 10 make tho
pilgrimage to Tremonton in November
Car Kelly had phone message from
Noble Fishburn of Tremonton yesterday
and. the latter reports that everything is
progressing satisfactorily. Ten. TavtaTe
have signed applications and as many
more will sign uD the coming week
asking 10 become subjects of the Greal
White Car.
The Salt Lake MOBILES are becoming inn
hued with the spirit. and there is little
doubt but that the coming bear hunt
will be the most successful In the his
tory of the local l<rcplu.
Kremlln Tfa OF Idaho had n great
work meet" in Wallace the 18th Instant
when 100 TRrtars CROSSED the burning
SANDS" en- route 60 Siberia,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Danish Brotherho ood

Apollo lodge at its meeting Friday
evening received one new application for
membership. Andrew w, Jensen VAS
initiated into the lodge. Mr.. Jensen is es-
peclally favored among the Scandinavia
an socials for bis vocal solos. The amuse-
ment committee had planned for pro-
Sramme but it had TO be postponed 10
another meeting, when A smoker and pro-
gramme Will be given
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Minors Word Not BINDING

Tho Michigan supreme court has ruled
''at settlement for AN injury made with
minor Is not binding upon him -Four
years ago Harry Barr. q miner cnlploycd
by the Packing Motor COMPANY. was in
!urco INC case being settled for 500 by
INC insurance which carried tho en-
ploNccS liability. When he became of age
Barr sued for sl"0o. judgment for which,
less The $500 already paid, has now been
sustained hv Inc smnrnn1n cnm-,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28

Torturing eczema spreads It's burning
area every day. Dohn's Ointment quick
Iy stops It's spreading, Instantly relieves
tho itching. cures II permanently, AZ
any drug store.
Doau's Eegulcts euro constipation. tono
tho stomach. stimulate Tho lver, pro-
mote digestion and appetite and easy
pa ssagcS OF the bowels. ASK your drug
gist 10. them. 81 cents a box.
(Adyci ilscu.eDO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
News Of the Insurance World

mcnt both in size and strength AZ
branches OF Insurance. combined exceed
every financial activity except that or the
combined railroads. and life insurance
makes mp about three iifths OF tho whole
Insurance activity. II may he interest
ing To know how thc outstanding liic in
aulancc Is clasScd. Here 81 Is:
Annual dividend policies. s 6 6o55. sal. I0G
Deferred dividend policies. $500, 81 .3sc
Non participating policies ",6o2,2Ii ,S0s
Industrial policies ......... G.1lt,t2S $40
Total ......., ,.....,.....sIS, OiS, go. aG7
Insurance Field.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
F. o. E.

Waiic interest centcrS in the fraternal
Visit of Salt Lake acrio 10 Ogden tomor~
IuW night 10 attend the minstrel show
Of the ogden Eagles the members OF
No. CT arc not forgetting next Friday
night. After the regular business ses~
sion OF tho lodge Is over there Will be
held n ''stag social for which numerous
attractive stunts" are being arrange cd
Every member of the asrie Is more than
earnestly requested to be present. both
for The good OF the order and for his Own.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Agent Is Sued for Libel.

~. y. l'limp;ou. general agent for the
Aetna Life of Hartford, Conn. has bceu
made defendant in u S50.o0o libel suit
company of Perth. Scotland In its gen
cral complaint the company alleges that
pllmpton. while soliciting an employees
lihnilitN rnlicN. wrote u letter condemn
Ing the General Accident company. bas-
ing his statements on a report OF the
New York insurance dapa rtment which
he Is said - lIavr purpOSelN Inisnuotcd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
G.. A. r.

oliver .. Howard W, r G. No. will
give card social at the home of Mrs y.
!. Goi,lc, BOZ South First West, Thursday
afternoon. The corps viii he assisted by
the Mcssrs. Lacey. Smelizer. MorlSel Nc
tianney and Patterson. Allied orgsln.5a
,icns and friends are invited.
Maxwell Mexican corps Nc. 2 will give
= card social ~ T. .. O. i. hnn Wcdncs-
day afternoon at 2;30 O'Clock. An aff.lia ed
associations are cordially Invited 10 al
tcld.
Mrs. James Tanner ient No. /, Dauch-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Silent Unity.

The ladies OF the class OF Silent Unity
meet every. Tuesday afternoon at $50
o clock with Mrs. Alice +. Parker at l07
North Main. The subject FOR study is
'"rhe Constructive Power pt Thought.
All Interested ore welcome.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
AiXiliary Ia Moosc,

The lady regent OF the Moose auxiliary
has called a special meeting FOR the pur-
pose OF making further argans semcnts for
the ball To be given November ~ In the
Moose hall, Tho meeting will be held to-
night in the ladies' paror
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
Will Meet Thursday.

The Salt Lake CITY Chuptor OF the
American Woncn's league viii hold u spa-
cinl meeting OH Tuesday night At the
home of MIS-. n. y. Hughes. iOi East
Second SoHth street. In arrange for u
1uDmagc sale on Saturday, November q.
Other important business to DC discussed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
PYthian Sisters.

Iermlon Temple No. s. Pythian Sisters.
will hold its regular meeting on Saturday
night AT X. of r. hall, l5l Second East,
at S O clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28

ters OF Veterans. will hold their regular
meeting this evening. All members are re-
qucstcd TO be present.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-03

9tate Of Iowa
Marshall County. S.
We. George F. Kirby, president, and
William A. Sandoe, assistant cashier
of the bank above named, do
solennly swear that the fore
going statement is full, true
and correct, to the best Of our knowl-
edge and belief; that the assets therein
set forth are bona hde the property of
said bank in its corporate capa-
city; and that no part Of the same has
been loaned or advanced to said bank
for the purpose of being exhibited as a
portion OF Its assets.
GEORGE F. KIRBY, President,
WILLIAM A. SANDOE,
Assistant Cashier.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence by George F. Kirby and
William A. Sandoe, this 3rd day Of
July, 1912.
E. n. FARRER
Notary Public in and for
Marshall County.
(Notary Seal)
Attested by
T. BINFORD,
w. E. SMELLING.
pnees. 8. .Peh, g vb vbgo
Directors.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-03

\ Is * es;Ss|
:. !!
Philippines our o0v6S0l Ut GSn6l0
tain such lard - w ~ ~
Tor c0altng 0tatSon0 a19fA1NAla lSx:
ArissWa and No. =. Il VI: 4 s
We welcome Arisones 1n4e N6N Me1e
leo To- the. sieterhood q states and
heartily congrasn11te them yupons their
suspicious pesinningy g oteet ~
giorious careers ~ I.
Ateska. IA
We demand Tor hAsneopae - AlaekA
the full enjoyment Of the rigAm an1
pravileges OF aatetr1tortal 16gms0e oov-
ernment and we believe that tho o1n.
Gals appointed to administeF III Gnvs
eminent OF AL our territories And thA
district OF Columbiet should ~ N0Al1066
by previous bona-nde resid0nce. s.a
the Hueesan Ttoaev Ia SSs
We commend athe pAtr1ottsm ~ ~
democratic members OF the senAtet ~
house OF representatives which CONE,
PEELED the termination Of thu Ru1gt&a
treaty Of 1892, and We pledge Oali0etyeo
anew to preserve the sacred 1f1ht4 df
American citizenship It hoNne Y ~
abroad. No treaty should feceSve tie
sanction OF our govet0mont which Aole
not recognize the equality ~ alf our,
citizens. irrespective ~ s4ce Or cI0ede,
and which does not e1pIeeoly guAran-
tee the fundamental riSAsAofs SxpAtria-
ton. n $
The constitutional rightA 81 AifssTfcanl
citizens should protect them on ott
world, and every American citis4a ~ ~
siding or having property In my for.
eign countr Wis entitled 10 aA6 must ~
given the full protection Of the United
States government. both FOR himself
and his property. - : 81 $ (; r:
Parcel Post and Rural ooljNeey. #
We favor the establishmeut OF Z; pAx.
eel post or postal express and also the
extension OF the rural delivery Gg4kalk
as rapidly as practicable
Panama Canal Expedition.
We hereby express our deep interest
in the great Panama canal exposition
to be held in San Francisco in 1915 ara
favor such encouragement aB can be
properly given.
Protection ct National Uniform.
We commend to the several states
the adoption Of law making II an Of
tense for the proprietorss OF places OF
public amusement and entertainment to
discriminate against the uniform Of the
United States similar TO the law passed
by cognress applicable to the District
OF Columbia and the erfitOries In III.
Pemelona. 4 ) Il
We renew the dec,araffon ~ o,,r lXat
;platform.relAtinr n. 4. renerous pensf1n
policy. - S. ~ y 5fssss--s
Ruia az Hhs pasnIas
We call attention IN .fhA q n t1kat Tn
Democratic narty,s sesy,asa,d Sor Z -.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-03
Merchant Marine.

We believe in fostering by constitu-
tional regulation OF commerce. the
growth Of a merchant marine, which
shall develop and strengthen the COM
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-03

all the powers Of the government, both
state and national, to protect the people
from injustice at the hands Of those
VINO seek to make the government a
private asset IN business. There is no
twilight zone between the nation and
the state in which exploiting interests
can take refuge from both It is as
necessary that the federal government
exercise the powers reserved to 1t as
It is for the state the powers reserved
to them, but we insist that federal
remedies for the regulation OF inter-
state commerce, and for the prevention
Of private monopoly. shall be added
tn and not substitute for state rem
edies.
income Tax and Popular Election OF
Senators.
We congratulate the country upon
the triumph Of two important reforms
demanded in the last national plat
form. namely the amendment OF the
federal constitution authorizing an In
come tax, and the amendment provid-
ing for the popular election Of senator's,
and we call upon the people Of all the
states to rally to the support OF the
pending propositions and secure their
ratification.
We note with qualification the un-
animous sentiment in favor Of pub
licity before the election of campaign
contributions measure demanded in
our national platform Of 1908. and at
that time opposed by the republican
party-and we commend the democrat
ic house Of representatives for ex-
tending the doctrine OF publicity To
verbal and written,
upon which presidential appointments
are made, to the ownership and con-
troll of newspapers; and to the expend-
ituree made by and on behalf Of those
.:s :.s :;;,.:s &c presidential nnr4nattnns
and we point for additional justiica-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-04

The Plate and the PIN.
Can you balance a dinner plate
on a pin?
Easy enough, if you do it this
way: Drive a pin into a cork in
bottle. Take four forks and four
other corks and stick each fork
into cork, near its end, Then,
by hanging the forks about the
edge of'the plate as shown in the
picture you can, balance the plate
on the pin.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-04

a = Z Il
into the hands of our shortstop
andlsecond basetnan, who held on
to 'em.
'You'rej put, yeIls the ump at
Newt. ra
=" Lefty didn't know whether
Newt was out lonce-or twice, SO he
began to trot up the base line to-
ward the beneh.to get his glove to
start another inning. Our short
stop was ratified, too, and he
threw bis half of the ball home,
the catcher tagging Lefty just
before he stepped over the plate.
-. You're half out, and half the
yrun counts, shouted. the Jump.
And then we made kick. We
made several kicks, and some of
'em was at the Jump. cause that
half run beat Us. +
I'll put you out of the game,
says the Jump, but the game was
over, and that didn't scare us.
Only half the ball touched the
runner, so how in thunder can he
be more than half out !?
''He was a game guy, all right,
and we was about to show him
how man could be all out, but
the police reserves butted in and
conveyed him to the hotel. And
we lost the game, ~ to 4, and
the Lions with. only ~ outs.
Bet you guys never heard of a
game like that before"
y Dan looked complacently
around the circle.
'We sure didn't, Dam adj
mitted a recruit. 'But if the
game had been only II. the sew
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-24
Banco Comercial
DE PUERTO RICO

En- cumplimiento de 10 dlspuesto en-
81 Art. 9 de la Ley de CorporacloneS'
nor Ia presente Sc convOca a todos los
snscriptores de las clausulas de lncor-
noraci6n del Banco Comercial de Puer-
TO Rico para celebrar la PRlMhhA
REUNION de dicha cOrpcTaclon la cual
tendra efecto el dia % del cornente
aoosto a las tres de la tarde en- la On
Gina Principal del Banco de Puerto kl-
co. calle de Tetuan, No ). En- dlcha
nr;mera reunion Sc adoptaran Estatu-
tos para ell regimen del Banco Sc ele-
oiran los directories que determnan las
Clausulas de incorporation.
Tambien Sc invita- dicha reunion a
todas las personals que hayan sohcitado
3 deseen suscribir acciones de dicho
Banco.
San Juan P. r., Agosto IA de 1912.
Los incorporadores,
Francisco de p. Acuna, LUIS hubert,
Antonio NJ. Somoza, Eudosio Cuetara,
Evaristo Freiria, Pedro Arsuaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-24

Nj por todo el orc del mundo
No me vendas, por DioS, 70 te 10
ruego-interrumpi6 el animal con tono
suplicante.
Y 81 yo diera a usted mil libras es-
terinas p prosgue el ingl6s, cada vez
mas sorprendido y encaprichado
-, Diablo mil libras eSterlinaS son
una bonita Suma
Los dos mterlucutores acaban por en-
tenderse
FL inglts firma el cheque Sc lleva el
animalito.
-; Ingrato l-exclama este ,dirigien-
dose "a Su amo; va que ME vendes y me
abandonas, me yengar6 no yolviendo a
hablar mientras viva
FL vendedor, era ventrilocuo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-24
CONSOLES DE IN GRAN MEDlCO
OTRO MEDICO TAMBlEN
PROFESSIONAL DlSTl\-
GUIDO.


FL alcohol en- sus diStintas formas,
=. a no dudarlo. I'm precioso factor que
utilizamos los medicoS en- el tratamlen-
10 de miiltiples eStados patologlcos; prln-
ripalmente al interior Ell foma de VlnoS
= freruentemente. EN- los mas comprome-
tidos ouizas en- la de champagne, casl
siempre helado: pOr el acido carbomco
o,le contiene intimamente comblnado
nroducido naturalmente dentro de SuS
botellaS. Cuando 10 indicamos preten-
demos Champagne verdad. Champagne
natural purO de vino que no slempre
nos rs dado conSeguir con garantla aD-
Soluta en- nuestro mercado, porque las
exigencias del consume y de la compe-
tencia hacen de la Quimica Industrial
nm factor va inprescindible en- la ia
hricaci6n de los vinos. del que no pue-
den sustraerse los preferidoS por perSo-
mas de paladar delicadO que no escatman
q precio. Y Sc comprende tacll-
mente comarcaS vinicolaS hmltadlSl-
mas que por su fama proven todo el
mundo. no pueden atender demandaS
s1imitadas" sin adquirir en- otras CO.
marcas la materia prima. no slempre
producto de uvaS negraS pulpa blanca
que den buen vino caSl mcoloro para
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-24

p. S Por respeto amboS profe-
sores nos permitimos guardian la lncog-
nita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-24
Los animales parlantes

AHA va nm raro sucedido de que ha-
bIan los peri6dicos belgas.
Entra en- una tabcrna m sujeto pi-
de Ia hsta.
Que va tomar, cabaIlero - pre-
gunta el mozo.
-Pues para empezar traigame un par
de huevos al plato
Y mi tambien-anade el perro del
consumidor que sc ha instalado en- una
sila al lado del dueno.
FL camarero 10 mira con profundo
asombro.
Algunos minutes despufs vuelve la
mar ell parroquiano.
-AIozo, deme usted m flete con pa
tatas.
Y a mi tambi9n reptile el perro.
La estupefacci6n del camarero Sc con
vierte en- espanto.
Tn ingl6s que come en- la mesa inne-
data interpela al sujeto lie dice:
-Ha debido usted tomarse I'M trabaJo
enorme para ensefar hablar ese pc
rro
III tanto
~ Quiere nsted yeu1AerloE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-24
Salon "Monte Carlo"
Sabado n de agosto.

!. FL Calvario de una Madre magnitica
pelicula de gran argumento, dividida
en- parties, hablada por un escogido
cuadrO de artistas.
Estrenos de las peliculas Miles Stan
lish" "Compra de un Auto
Para manana Domingo, matinee las
IA con 6 preciosas peIiculas y a las
, ilteresante function en- la que Sc es-
renara una Gran Corrida de Toros
lue Sc llev6 a cabo Ell Barcelona hace
my pocos dias. Y en- la que fguran los
iestros Vicente Pastor Y Machaquito.
1sta pelicula Sc recibj6 por cl Ultimo
,orreo. Otro estreno de la importante
oelicula "Doble Espcctaculo y repri-
Sc de las sansacionales La Dana de
Monserau en- parties Herman Nj
eolaieff concurso de aeroplanos y
otras no menos importantes.