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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-09-28
SALESMAN
Capable speciality

SALESMAN ~ Capable specially
man7 for Arizona. Staple line of
New and EXCEPTIONAL terms
Vacancy October LIST Attractive
commission contract. $500 weekly
for expenses. Miles f. BiXler Co,
12-39 Carlin Building Cleveland,
Ohio. IL
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DAY 1jc NIGHT
II A Sly ESSENGER
CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE
PHONE 40 PHONE

IF YOU HAVE CHICKENS to sell
Phone 1873 or 789 We pay cash. If
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For Sale-Eggs and Poultry


LEE EGG MAKER-Makes them lay
ana grow, Poultry Breeders Supply
House. exclusive agents for Lees
good Phone 1908 123 w. Jefferson.
II
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Wanted Miscellaneous

Wanted Miscellaneous
WANTED-Reliable employers for
reliable help. Call c. c. Employment
office. II y. 2nd st. Phone 1922. #
DAY l5c NIGHT
HASTY MESSENGER
CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE
PHONE 40 PHONE
1Om
IF YOU HAVE CHICKENS to sell,
Phone 1873 or 789 We pay cash. If
EXPERT TYPIST-Do you want
first class work done at a reasonable
price? Then phone $50 II
WANTED-To rent. or 10 milk
cows. Address G. II. Boehae r T. D.
,, Phoenix. If
1 CAN PAY ATTRACTIVE PRICES
for unlimited quantity Of scrap copper
and brass; also scrap rubber and met
ais. Phone 1892 warehouse Tenth and
Jackson SITS. Harry Effron, Box 1O1
Phoenix. If
WANTED-Light carpenter work
and repairing. BY the day of job. Can
Duncan, Telephone 1921. If
PHONE 1737-FOr all kinds of bar
becued meats. Free delivery. Also
served in lunch room at 545 E. Wash
ington st. 1O-g
WANTED-Tne demand for good
houses for rent is increasing. List
your houses with US now. Galpin &
Hart, 33 North First ave.
WANT s200-On chatteI mortgage.
L.,
Address Republican, Box 1874 dr.
WANTS TO Buy out small room
ing house. for cash. must be reason
able ana close in. 505 North First st
IS
Observation-Disclosures rooms with
screen sleeping porch in private fami-
.y by L. $ official Address Re
publican. Box 1891 Dr.
WISH TO BORROW 500 for three
months. Good security. Good inter
est Will he paid. Address Republican.
Box 1886. DIR
WANTED-I roller top desk. N29 +.
Wash IS
WE HAVE CUSTOMERS for ~,
: and 10 acre tracts, improved with
house. etc. reasonably close in that
can be sold on easy terms. If You
nave ANYTHING answering this des-
ERUPTION and WANT To SELL please
call ut our office and list your prop
e1ty. Arizona Securities and Invest
ment Co. 101 y. Center St.
WANTED-$4o00 on property close
in. Address Box 1912 Republican. If
WANT TO BORROW $1,000 on
property worth $1,000. Address Box
1914 Republican.
WANTED TO BUYS tons of No l
loose hay at once. Sam Siegrist. sos
s, Third Ave. Phone 1888 IS
WANTED TO BUXTON milo maize
In head. Phone 211R5. IS
HEALTHY YOUNG MAN-Giving
good references. desires permanent
room. also breakfast and dinner with
refined American family in walking
distance Box 1910 Republican. 1t
WANTED-By single lady, rooms for
light housekeeping for eight or nine
months state price answer H care
Republican. IS
MISS McCAUSLAND has opened her
dressmalling parlors at $40 North
Third avenue. First class work, reas-
enable rates.
WANTED-Second- five-pas-
senger automobile Must be in first
class condition. Will pay part cash,
balance monthly. Address Box 1241
Republican If
WANTED-By up-to-d date modiste.
first-class dressmaking, handwork
speciality. exceptionally fine on skirts
and jackets. 1889 Z. Adams. 1t
WANTED HAY-Paying highest
market price for loose hay. Phone
1868. Arizona Alfalfa Mill Co. SIS
WANTED TO BUY-Second-h hand
automobile in good condition. IS SO.
4th Ave. gs
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-09-28

LEARN AUTOMOBILE REPAIR
ING-Driving on up-to-date cars
electrical, civil engineering, survey
ing: methods most practical; room
and board while learning; positions
secured: satisfaction guaranteed: cat
aIog free National School of Engin
cering. 2l10 West Seventh. Los An
Eeles. Il
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For Sale or Exchange

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-171 Il
acre ranch at Artesia, Cal. u mile
from depot of Pacific Electric On
Los Angeles and san Diego boule-
ward q mile from school, churches,
ctc., seven room modern plastered
house. with gas. barn. etc, windmill
tank. Pumping plant $500 per acre,
cash value. Prefer unimproved
ranch to $4,000 balance cash S. D..
Cooper. Artesia, Cal. 1t
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AGENTS-Inspect greatest invention
fortune to be made. Exclusive ter
ritory-trade house to house, also mah
business. Send for particulars imme-
diately. Southern Manufacturer Co.
32S Black Bldg. Los Angeles, Cal. 1t
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-09-28

liberal credit and terms No Objection
to carving other lines. state references
and experience; 10 per cent commits
sion, expenses advanced. Box ".
Station \. New York. It
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-09-28

WANTED-Reliable employers for
reliable help. Call c. c. Employment
office. IA y. 2nd st. Phone 1922. #
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For Rent Miscellaneous

BARN TO RENT-731 r. Van Blu
rem DIR
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1913-09-28

FOR RENT-NeWly furnished front
room. Two gentlemen or man and
Wife 120 North Sixth street. Or
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FIRST CLASS DRIVING HORSE.
Buggy and Harness for sale cheap. sos
East Van Buren, g
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TWO NICE YOUNG MARES
weigh about 1900 each Call 331 East
Washington. g
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E-ROOM-Modern house. furn-
ished. nice yard. 744 +. Portland. If
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EXPERT TYPIST-Do you want
first class work done at a reasonable
price? Then phone 2S75- tt
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Wanted Help Male

Wanted Help Male
LADIES-To make shields at home.
$1,000 per 100. Ordinary plain sew
ing. can make -four an hour Ma
teriaI furnished Work sent prepaid.
Send stamped addressed envelope
FOR particulars. Paragon supply Co,
Ai334 Myrtle ave. Kansas city, Mo.
1t
SALESMAN II Capable specially
man7 for Arizona. Staple line Of
New and EXCEPTIONAL terms.
Vacancy October LIST. Attractive
commission contract. $500 weekly
for expenses Miles f. BiXler Co,
12-39 Cnrlin Building cleveland,
Ohio. 1t
Statesmen making small towns
Whole time or sideIine. should carry
our fast selling pocket sideline. Spe-
ciaI sales plan allowing return of
unsoId goods Makes quick easy
sales $500 commission on each or
der. SOMETHING ENTIRELY
NEW Write for outfit today Burd
Mfg Co. ~ SigeI street, Chicago,
III. II
Statesmen Manitoba few eX-
perienced highclass advertising sales
men to sell finest line Of calendars,
bank supplies. leather, cloth and
wooden goods and novelties, estab-
Ifshad territory Apply quick. Econ
omv Advertising CO., Iowa city, Iowa.
1t
SALESMAN - Reliable man for
Phoenix. also open territory in Ari-
IONA. to sell our imported and domes-
tic and hand colored calendars; also
advertising specialties; liberal pro-
position to the right man. Thos. }.
Feckman co. S27 FIlbert st, Phila-
delphia. y
AGENTS-A new and necessary
specially. that sells TO men for $l-oo
fast sales and good profit Write
for particulars. The BigeIow Manu-
featuring Company, Lincoln, Nebr-
WANTED-A lather. Phone 1866. s.
PANTS MAKER WANTED-Must
he first class. one that can help on
.oats. Apply at once to MARQUIS
Rich Tempe
WANTED-Tmners helpers, expert
ence unnecessary Apply O. b. More,
Nou Bldg g
AGENTS-Inspect greatest invention
fortune to be made Exclusive ter
ritorv-trade house to house, also man
business. Send for particulars imme-
diately. Southern Manufacturer Co.
32S Black Bldg. Los Angeles Cal. II
sALESMEN-In small towns to sell
standard styles and fabrics of laces
-
York stock at cheapest market prices;
liberal credit and terms. No objection
to carrying other lines: state references
and experience; 10 per cent commits
sion. expenses advanced. Box 10.
Station \. New York, It
LEARN AUTOMOBILE REPAIR
ING-Driving on up-to-date cars;
electrical, civil engineering, survey
ing: methods most practical; room
and board while learning; positions
secured, satisfaction guaranteed: cat
aIog free National School of Enein-
cering. 2110 West Seventh. Los An
geles. Il
WANTED will teach several
Young men the automobile business in
ten weeks by mail and assist them to
good positions. No charge for tuition
until position is secured. Write today
r. Price Automobile Expert Box
463 Los Angeles, Calf. DIP
WANTED-Reliable help at X. c.
Employment office: no others need
apply II North Second st, phone
1922. II
MAIL CARRIERS WANTED-$65
to 800 month. Many Nov eHamina-
tions. Sample questions free. Frank
lin Institute, Dept. 10 c. RocheS-
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Wanted-Help Female

WANTED-Girl for general house
work. 701 n. Center St. Or
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-24

Lois Ewell showing thought singing.
left sing through picture
'Never
smile into Fourth picture always
though singing through q small megaphone"
Next he will humpy tongue
They you will probably be told open mouth let the
sound out" heard girl
twenty dollars lesson who through teeth think
she had paid her nothing,
You must
against its walls, high
resting the top of chest (You
x "a 7S.ataa
The ability is like the ability
BRAIN and after have mastered the little technical
which anyone San do, think.
II wish a
low
megaphone must THINK smile
would be
while You must think of the
ing means than good
and feeling which makes KNOW
issues
Last of all be natural Don't singing
ABOVE ALL. WORK AT YOUR VOICE..
Even today when prma
donna ! work from five to a -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-24

Edison's talking movies" have
caught the town by the collarl
So powerful q magnet has It
proved that the Tacoma theater
has been packed at every per-
formance since Sunday, when the
engagement opened The large
audiences heard for the first time
figures in picture talk. sing
and render selections from the
piano and violin, and other truly
marvellous sounds were produced.
So far as movie fans at the
Tacoma are concerned, the talk
les" are decidad success and
the browning achievement In pic
ture photography. The pictures
are shown all this week, with
matinees today and Saturday.
There will be a complete change
of pictures Thursday.
On account OF the tremendous
crowds that have attended each
performance, special matinees
have been arranged for Thursday
and Friday afternoons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-24

Dear Miss Grey: would
like a little of your opinion.
/ have been going with a girl
for some time, and lately we
have been In the habit of
kissing. Now she has drop
ped me, and is going with
another fellow, who I know
is not fit for her company.
l like the girl, and have
been like a brother to her,
and her mother treats me
like a son. / know now l
was wrong to take the kisses
just because had the
chance. and I know she will
give the other fellow as
many or more than she did
me. ANONYMOUS.
A.-You don't know anything
,f the kind; but maybe the Other
fellow feels moro brotherIy thar
you did. In such case, according
to your theory, he would be en-.
titled to more. The fact of the
matter is that brothers and sis.
ters seldom kiss after they are
grown. And, more, q man takes
; mean advantage OF a girl wher
he selfishly takes what docs no,
belong to him, under the title Of
sbrotherly affection"
Tell the girl you made q mis-
take. She may have selected thu
other man because he does mo-
ssk her to kiss him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-24

Little Dorritt," that master
piece of Charles Dickens which
has been dramatized for motion
pictures. has returned to the Mel-
bourne theater for another en-
gagement because of the popular
demand created at Its first three
days run. This film has proven
to be one of the big hits Of the
motion picture year. It has =
touch of human nature rarely
found. Little Dorritt Is probably
one of the sweetest characters IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-24


be grand opera pima donna perhaps the highest artistic
goal to which girl aspire But the
tragedies
the way to feminine fame and fortune other
going to tell these girls wondering
they will begin this rock road what
succeed
First they will have OF give everything-society,
friends sweet,earts-peraps family for the attain
of
They Will have to WANT success singer much that
EVERYTHING ELSE is SECONDARY this They
have to forget what being tired They will
believe that given basis of
coed girl grand
opera company in 10 I If for it,
YesI said ten No anything big
OF her less This
with
time =
They have not had big thing
They perhaps the idol of the
the scene of her triumph 8
Don't think how to sng-most
the places abroad where grand
stage ruled by graft
you nothing but disappointed hopes.
girl of eighteen
selection of teacher
his methods You will only
different teachers If they all good
Some of teachers Will
their pupils have been successful
right. +.
II teacher has the right Method thing
teach you is to allow lower Whether
singing simple little lyric
let your lower jaw act though had interest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-24
S O C. IE T Y

Miss May Routson, one OF the
foremost singers Of Tacoma, left
Tuesday afternoon for Chicago,
where her marriage TO Garnet LII
ly of that city will take place Inn
mediately upon her arrival. She
will go directly to the home of her
aunt in Chicago, where she will
be guest until the wedding. Miss
Routson was formerly q Whit
worth college student and has q
large circle of friends here.
Mrs. s. GupseII, 4102 South M
street, leaves Sunday on the Shas-
ia Limited for California, where
she will visit relatives and friends
In San Francisco, Oakland and
other coast cities.
Mrs. Edwin Drain will entertain
at bridge party Friday. to be the
second event Of series that she 10
giving.
The Philachrista class Of the
First Methodist church will be en-
tertained Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. o. G. Whitney, 716i
South M street.
The chorus OF the Ladies, Musi-
cal club has changed its rehearsal
day from Tuesday to Thursday
and will meet tomorrow afternoon
at the Temple of Music. 1t is en-
- = -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-24

Dear Miss Grey: My boy
and girl have just finished
grammar school. My hus-
band and are called away
for about q year, and don't
care to send them to high
school. and would like to
know of some college whore
they can be together. Can
you give US the names OF
few near here?
MOTHER.
A.--YOu do not say whether
you wish to place the children in
. business college, or . regular
school. would adyiae you TO
60 to the superintendent Of city
schools. and ask his advice - to
tho school that has the course
best fitted to The future OF the
children. One which VIII not put
them back = year when they re.
turn to the public schools.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-24

with her over news of the sudden
death In Australia Of her husband,
Artie Bates Cleveland. Mr.. CIeve-
land had engaged extensively In
mining interests in Australia. but
had planned to wind up his affairs
and join his wife In Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-24

Of the Princess theater. In the role
of leading woman. and her inter-
probation of Glad" the little
slum girl, In 1.-THE Dawn Of To-
morrow" ID we'll worth seeing.
Miss Dillon Il ably supported By
other members of the company,
and the performance equals that
Of many a road show in the west.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-24
/, PANTAGES

The Four Marx Brothers, In two
breezy comedy acts, have started
an innovation so far as the Taco
ma vaudeville stage Is concerned.
This company. composed OF 18
persons, puts on two distinctly diff
ferent acts during the show, and
makes a big hit with both. The
dancers of the company, features
In tango contest, are agile and
clever.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-24
|(1y;nttta.
GreyS1

Dear Miss Grey: Please
tell me II I can get my
own daughter back? She Ii
now IA years old. When /
was young l was hayward.
so she has no father.
left her one night on
the doorstep of some
wealthy people. She was
six weeks old. They took
her In, and cared for her al
IL she were their own child.
She believes them to be her
own parents. as they told her
that.
am now able to provide
for her a common and decent
life; but can't bestow the
the luxuries she now gets.
Will 1t be wrong to tell. or
let her know that l am her
real mother?
She is so happy, and / am
afraid IL I tell her 1t will
make her miserable, and
maybe she will be ashamed
to think I am her mother.
] am a good woman now,
and love her as any mother
loves her child. Shall
wait until she is Is, and
then tell her the truth, and
let her choose? Miss Grey,
please tell me what to do,
and will; anything to make
my daughter happy, even IL l
die broken-hearted. No one
knows she is my daughter.
Help me. / was a poor cast
away child myself.
BROKEN-HEARTED MOTH
Err.
ALI these people hav
adopted the child, It is useless I
try to get her without their col
sent, before she Is IS. From m
varied experience in such ma
bers, l would say to let matter
rest as they are. Why bring SUI
fering ON three people who Al
In no way to blame for your mi
lake? Make this sacrifice out Z
true mother love; go one ste
farther. IL you are truly capi
BILE Of training a child properI.
and have honest means for Il
support, why not take some littl
waif who has no home, and be .
good mother to IL as you woul
have liked to be to your ow
child?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-24

Dear Miss Grey: Please
don't think am foolish. /
am IS. and old enough to
know just what l am talking
about. / Am Ia lore with 3
friend. but n times he acts
foolish. I w0ula give any-
thing to have him act differ-
entity; but things seem 10 get
worse instead ok botter.
He cares more for me than
anyone else; hut doesn't
have backboue enough to ten
ne -. Miss Grey. can't you
tell mo eoz1o way - wake
this fellow upf H6 makes
ne % Tired could shake
HIM; but stiii / love him. IS
pNSP oNDnNT.
As1IAo fellow xpdy nott IS 8
sleePy - ~ ~. Don,f -
think . t9fl1cf ruuCo1f16 1n<Yd1
e - 20 1one - 1ovo6 your D51ss
~ - r1olko = man ovsr. ne u6ua<
heoP but 7 tt11eto d (eIk<s ri6r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-11

queCamos muchos que podemos decir Que
no Sc ha perdido todo cuando hay toda-
via sentimientos, amor gratitud. Aun
quedo yo en- pie para recordar a Vega
Baja cue Manuel Fernandez Juncos,. ca
sado con una noble DANA vegabaiena, fle
siempre nmestro noble amigo. En- aquel
tempo, ademas de su cOnt1ma defensa
en- favor de la isla oprimida, defend1a
tambien al PrOfeSOradO de Puerto Rico,
Ell aPlel tempo tan NAL retribuido Y tan
POGO considerable Yo he visto a FeFnan-
tlez Juncos, no lln d1a, sino mucras veces,
hOSpedar gratultamente los Pr0fesOres
de Vega Baja; acompailand0es 4 hacer
sUs dlllgencias cuandO iban a San Juan
en- demanda de justicia luego en- su pc
Ti0dico, Ell Buscapie" librar grandes
batallas con su magn1fica pluma en- favor
de esOs mismos Profes0res. Ha,blo de
aquel tempo en- qle alguno de aqu1 lie
desconozca pues su labor de ahora creo
la conozca todo aquel que Sc precie Gle ci-
vilizado y este al cabo del movimiento
progressive de nuestrO Pals.
Entiendo que a los hombres de valer Sc
les debe hoprar y glorificar en- vida; 10
uno porque eSa Nistinci0n implica amor.
nobleza, gratitud; y 10 otro porque hon
randO ia 'bondad y talento, Sc estimula a
la juventud para que persevere en- ell
bien y luche por alcanzar los mismos ho-
norcs y gloria.
Alcanz3 la dicha de colocar su nombre
al frente de la BibIoteca Escoar. Quie-
ro coronar mi obra hacienda venir al
Maestro, 4 fines de este mes. con Su ia,
milia. para que le obseqliemos con IN
banquete y una velaIa dQnde oigamo>
sus sabios consoles en- una agradable con
ferencia. Me dirijo la Colonia Espa
nola los Profesores, 4 todas las classes
sociales, al Pueblo, les dos tres parti-
dos politicos, y al Hon. Ayuntamiento.
Ines n de Garcia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-11
Esparciendo anuncios

CuatrO mil cartelCmes en- colores
$4,000 hoJas sueltas 100000 estampi-
Has, para pegarse Ell los sobres. Sc estan
hstnbuyendo en- todo Puerto Rico par,,
anqlnclar la Tercera Feria Insular que
habra de inaugurarse ell % de Febrero.
continuando hasta ell 2 de Marco
Los cartelones va Sc estan fjando al
plblico Ell varias poblaciones de la isla.
y las $4,000 hojas suetas estaran Gstas
para su distribuci6n ell pr6ximo lunes.
Las estampillas, que tienen la for1na de
un escudo y estan impresas en- dos CO.
loreS, roJo y blanco, Sc estan distribuyen-
do en- la actualidad a las casas de comer
clo de las cIudades. La mayor parte de
las grandes casas comerciales de San
Juan va las han recibltlo:y las estan pc
gando a su correspondence para la isla
y los Estados Unidos.
Ademas del escudo de armas de Puer
to Rico las estampillas levan la siguien-
te inscription:
"19l3. Tercera Feria lnsular. Nue-
We Dlas de .Recreo y Exhibici6n.. Febre-
ro p Mario 2.
Las hojas suetas contienen informa-
cl0n general acerca de los varios atrac-
hvOs que Sc encontraran en- la Feria:
los cartelones llevan pinturds de algunas
lie las exhibiciones y atractivos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-11
MANIFESTATIONS.

Vega Baja, mi querido pueblo: Hace
mllchO tempo que Sc agltaba en- mn cere
bro la idea de saldar nna delida de gra-
titud que en- epocas pasadas y algO remo-
taS. ten1amOs pendiente con ell ilustre
Maestro educaciOnista Manuel Fernan-
deZ .JuncOS. ESta deuda eS de gratitud.
de amor, de ese algo grande que siente
ell coraz0n cuando sc saben estimar
aquilatar los beneficios que propOrciona
a la humanidad Quien ha dedicaIdO su vi
da entera al ejercicio del bien, Ell pro
de la libertad para nuestra TERRA EN- 6p0-
cas- pasadaS, cuando constitute .un delito
el ser libre en- pro del progreso y civil
zaci0n. como literato, educacionista. be-
nefactor, fil0ntropo, y con Su alma de in
cansable aItruista, dispuesta siempre
sorvir con la Sonrisa eterna, sin TN ges-
to de desagrado que haya hecho com
prender esa humanidad III IN solo dia,
que molestaba al noble asturiano-puerto-
rriqueno
AEuchos que lean este Sc encogeran de
hombros; no tienen motivos para Sentir
el entusiasmo mlo ; pero aun quedan 1nu-
chos que recordaran los favores que ha
hecho a Vega Baja en- otras 6pocas Ma
nuel Fernandez Juncos. AIuchos de
aquel tempo han desaparecido y aquel
Vega Baja noble y grande de antes Sc ha
convertido Ell un pueblo pobre y triste;
pero de aquellos tiempos mejores aun
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-01-11
DE VEGA BAJA

Por enfe1medad de la senora dona
Ines Navedo de Garcia, SUI organizadora,
no ha tenido efecto la fiesta civicolitera-
ria que con motivo de la Inauguration de
la Biblioteca Escolar "Fernandez Jun
cos Sc pensaba celebrar en- Vega Baja,
en- honor de este ilustre escritor, ell dla
de Reyes.
Suscrito por gran nilmero de perso-
mas significadas de aquel pueblo, circul6
ell dla anterior la especie de manifesto
que publicamos q continuation. atentos
sempre a dar nuestrOs lectores una
acabada information de los hechos mas
culminantes que ocurran en- la isla
Vega Baja 9 Diciembre, 1912