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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-27
eLp-TNE MIRAGE

Al WAR III 1876. We Eeus, tu fiFe
Bed &fEar EaB}h8 e:sgEf VT M9oniANad
fiiare eq,gG bu faur glg,tst GttttselElg t;alEstfo
s,pt 3tGug aWtlYs s5.aGe We gFs:sra lsg5
asagst@ Naaa '1srGFae .1aDsa ME lt1aEeaG
alss Way taRs EgarsE wag ituEs1rg lu
se:e wharf s.r@Egss Thing ~aE nyymlslE
Dr sgatg gT tgtlsE or MaiElSgz w wEaf
lggf- Ng s3tr IGR~Dfl,e We tf9taaa Str
r.gE .8sbiie ssrtLasgg1pt at A4rsEat.Gsarttsge
iQftE .S13eg AWAY aS B~s.ainltg a. M 5t
issaa be,ra jl3gt sacYEfsS IL vials lisauJs-
Nt-hc We we're GsgarE We fsggajG Bee
flAs llirrN ilUa ti!catttrssl, ANA otlags and
ltFDaa@S a,lG susa!sH AMI t~e-rsrgahi9@s
els. BD4Ge ~ Gis tfgEsE ktEew sltle
aaafgG aysG no We were gIsaatle E.trE lemt
tis5,a ";iG Iisat L Sa!a8 sItg a't&sfM sad
ele;p5$ CRIT III fhe- ksaraN or 1r0gg,s.A
ssgnN frJtD fhe sbg, .but WIS Era Ken
sltga. forty sEsbses avsar- But 5Ir ttie
fsafGrIgak1, The Dtuer hryga vpuaE!
ssafe ts3t sgare ttsat NIsf1r We EsaaaEgssS
lfbe-iG tGe Atelt beGQre tu rAge earE
We had gGSwafrGGgEy GalGcgtzsd Mean 4
a#ssaae. AnE ersN with The aesaBr
sas4te given We had Gja3eghty 5a keep
5iE E.Q1se OF the aGyys Irtyta tnsttkas
81 tg risit rlhe town befare tsseg ate
BtHtstaGasS. There vas OVID .Csaga stet~
sou, AMI Rleh AUD bur-parak ttae tad>
Ter two ~haasgsrEes TO be Dggy iu BrEteE
e4lsf8ge THAT morning, thsY belonged
t0a fte Dakota side OF THE river. SIS
egala Hae All VT fts y&aesYie we'll
ssugaslh to- tts EgGlah atse lrcra an
GElser. agtEe OF the hogs &a 0ar eapggp
called 9ul to them. .5n Mel4attg
called OUT. 5lBaIEp There. Etsa9 fFealo
fhealet MIirq iu ~-~ dvbt gzsU srsfsm er
aAss HE sfsesw tksaa tlaesse ~lleagglc
were gujle.s alsad ali5sss an9ar, tssft how
f;aN a aara4sl OF Inc sIae1ie 1.sagse of
the Irish REFUSE to believe Glt$ OWN
ssEes. Eyes airs glgasDEGG to be bed
ter witnesses t1Han braisEs- E<at t0
acuA absfts or GalEs were answered
with amy res1ie.s, There tae-F tnDvtnI
abegat 80 aear W. lite ghosts Of our
as.aate1 ft9egdS. g5@w a@eeInSgi13aEr
How t~sntaftzing. Vet taere tag@x
were real bring GrerepEs, aad +baF
shSorea about so n&sar no tRs asaa aS
aefAeOneerlad sS if We here dn ,gG~1tsT
Nther9 NE we're s9 GA0s.e to tlaaa THAT
We knew 0ae from ar0fhef as realty
~ We know tc8bS whe-n We SER tteu'
Dear as fu the city park.
The mirage is aDt az frequent now
az III MsS 5D the early ~tay8-aad
why ia the early days theme were
Iygaay SORTS Of q mirage. We would
Dfts,a ,sNgtSsI2dl scr LAKES near HF with
trees 5a thsaa, and it We advanced
the water fsGsaeds while III We re,
treated the water came aitss Us. But
with All this water in sight. not g
drop 10 dy5ak. because We ergl6a't
gadte get 10 Ill., j have heard SOME
padAlmlets ted OF a sort OF mirage
which made treseSs 1Ben and aa5nGaJS
hook inverted ] never SAN that kind
Of a mirage. What objects ! saw
were ALWAYS right SHE MY with care.
aad ] would like To KNOW ii the Sn,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-27
Correspondence
II 4, Il 4 q
Il HCFfs7. +
f.


The rain ca Tuesday and We11s4s,
day WIS greatly appreciated by ths
farmers.
Miss Madge King was a guest Al
The Adams hoIe last week
Mrs. Egge1 and Porter were shop
ping in town Monday
Mrs. Mary P1ath, who has been q
guest at the Argast home. returned
10 her hoG2e al KintEre Monday.
Joe Chalfjn OF WILTON, Mrs Baker
of Idaze1ton and Mrs. Scott OF Min-
nas9ta we're here Wsdnesday 10 At
texd the CtaaJfn funeral
G. 4 Anderson of Brjrtjn returned
ho1ae from the hospital Friday very
raueb improved IN health
Mrs. p. W. Johnson OF Wild Rose
vas shopping i'm or city "Wednesday.
l.. r. Ma ard IL 4 Carlisle Of
S5oQ8 City Ia. arrived here Saturday
aud are guests at he King nome
. Mr. and Mrs o. Seegg OF WISCONSIN.
arrived here Friday and are gGsstg at
tine Ed Erwse home. Mr.. Seeiy 3s
brother of Mrs. ErIss.
Miss Z. N. Charles leaves ON Tues
daZ for a months visit With relatives
and friends at Billings. Montana.
Mrs Edd Dixon aud daughter, Al
ME. Carrie Adams and Madgs King
were guests al The Asselstine boD9s
SUNDAY
There Will he q big dance given IN
the New Benz nail Oh Saturday eTen-
Apg- 39tl. MBsic by the Sterling
Egergborg is cordially in
Mis- Carrie Adams leaves for Re-
IAN, n. d.. "Wednesday to teach
another term Of school she having
Z successful etrE1 there Last
year. There Will be a reception civ
ln her honor OH the eTeaing Of the
10Th at the borae Of Mr. and Mrs.
TTaos. Sna1ds0n.
The first threSbing done IL this vi
mas ON the Asselt5ne farm on
kEg. 22ad. The Yield OF wheat per
acre being u bushels while the rye
went is bushels.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-27

Miss Mary FsNausaer delightfully."- Ell
ttrtai1gssd i'm hCnar Gt her Visiting
friend Miss FLORENCE BsaGGaelD OF Vol
Ley City ON Tuesday evening The
Hoaser residence on cOs1ar AEenaaeE
and ssecggnd street WAS festive In .
IgcfGsion oft pretty sun1l1ner flowers
and 1S friends were hidden to enl0g
the evening 1t Was 2 porch PARTY
and The rsranaa as we'll as the luIle
was beautiful with TOW erS. e1unspic1-
Dls aEl1crag which Were ,gaFEaneGe Ian
terms in attendance to soften the
light The anuHEseml4nt waE q uuIusEca4
program, the following dslighting -he
friends: RuIh Danf0gd and Ella TaT-
lOr sglsnd51lg played q Euer- Mi
Taylor also faTOrdlg the eso-lD2nT
with vocal SOLOS Much marT5raan-
IVES evident all eTsning and the Gomsr-
ess brought the hawpr event to z clos
by SERVING the nnetst tempting REFRESH
lauts~ The tav01s for the quests
Tas pretty ~hsohqusts of flowers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-27

bile The trip was Za5e by easy
stages via the Glid1sl tour rca-3 as
Tar a. Mondak- thsnce To GlendlFe
and Livingston to the park entrance
AT Gardiner. 4 day was spent al
Billings 1here they 1sl q number
OF Mime u ankan people and enjoyed
z pleasant visit The trip proved 10
BE- al enjoyable one Throughout
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-27
Enn.rt.sn.a z. 2. n. rlan.

The Misses Mcdonald very pleas
.aurfr szcteTtaEas.d the II. r. NJ. eautb
MGsDdar evening. Tbs evening Was
Spent jul imgRstc. Sewing and social
ergarersatEar and VIA brought 10 Z
tluss by ths SsrTies Gl dainty refresh
IErarurn.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-27


Senator Fl. T. LfnGe of Stanley has
been here On legal hgsfasasas tana
shook EEants with -laIug friends. Ss4l-
atEr L-G-tde fB 1a the Law pragt5Ge at
STANLEY. and IN ONE ut the Iesa141g
fawgerg OF that SECTION OF tAs state.
He has bessa very ausw in the Ltigsa~
ti0n surrounding the &ggiIding of the
new Mlsaltrsdl erugnrg Grgur1 hGILss At
Stanley. aud IhGJug5 he had tough
shedding right along. he WON every
TginT THAT came Up in GDsgrT~ In Tine
state SENATE he WAS an alert, re-
B~gurDstul Legislator. and nothing got
3stast him He was representing
MCgntrail e10aaty all the time and do
ing III we'll. Mrs. Ldnds- too, lis *
treuzegr popular in Bismarck social
circles. and oar pes@paa w-tsh that they
wUgld either GryEns gtts0er or stay ALI
the Time.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-27
Onntsth4 Grasrsgn.

Miss Sophia DI,sdaAl and ANTON An
ae-aosa of Bismarck Nere gaitsa in
marriage on Saturday by Rev C. A
Brs1asrs ef tine German LaIthsian
1eapurt4h. The trids was gwwnsN IN
w1a5te crepe de ethire and carried
cream Eatssesa. The wedding Was a
h01re Affair, and Immediately f0IIoE-
fng the GsarsrsG1E a delicious break
fast YVES served.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-27

SLaI4s Attorney and MIR Burke OF
Mfrnfew aGkal returned home Friday
from their trip TO the Yellowstone
park, having made the "Trip 10 the
park entrance In rtei- Ford a1tg-lo-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-27

Isarl, who are charming NGaTh IsaEnfsa
peicyyIe, are. East OH tleJr hDrAsglan'@ra
and vtdiIe ta Washington have bs1eI
the recipient of NANNY social tart9rs.
Senator and Mrs. n r. Cruaasa and
C,ongre.sBafsssa and Mrs. Gasnfgs N
YrtEng entertained fgr t5e,a last
week. Tguieht- the TlirEsa States
Treasurer a1ad Mrs- john BGrks wild
,~esIter-ain at dinlaer ia complainant TO
Mr.. and Mrs, BgeurGaa AIT tsus4r h91--le
at aB47 CONNECTICUT awes9Ie-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-27
s-sr-lnrRrssk-.

jamestown A1srt+ Tie marriage ct
Fred r. BradlaT, Ole OF the prosper
0Gs YOUNG FARMERS residing tOur r0sIes
Dorth of Sgiritwood- to Miss A1rla
Sr:aInan-, OF Detroit, Mich occurred
t5ris lEg0rIing ct the Methodist gsrson-
age, Rev James Andens0n perform
ing the EsisanCng- Congratulations are
eEteahed br many friends throughout
tina eQuarT. Mir aud Mrs.. BRADLEY
viii reside at their taTln ho1nss ON
sac-i1u 2g-z4G1s9
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-27

Mr. and Mrs. FraillE thagss1lfaln have
tbs.esu eajgFtfg . llsatart TlfGt tiGEa
MIR. FHageaGaaaiS lu1tLssr, who left MnGli-
day fer BusssaEa1n. MalElaIsa, to MAKE
her aaus.mtsgr . Fssait 81 THAT point
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-27
rp~. Social,

Mauy yssaEGa are booking FORWARD
to rlte strgse sotzfal to De given ct THE
Presbyterian s.baI.el OH Ttllrsslag at
1er-aoun. Tiresa fsof5ia.lE arc always
g-gsaasarBt and r3Mig oxns PROMISES to be-
tGf s.eaz.aA INTEREST
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-27
Society Notes


WrE. HtarT Nsvtun 0i Maintain
spent Tuesday in Esruatedk tsaalaag
her Numerous ArielGE. Masfs View
ION tB d sIustt at the home Of MrE. a.
"A. knowles q
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-27

guzarS ut oysters in ali the world
Let the people rula. Let the oyster
s-ewr-Fr0m LesEia's.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-27

The ladies tQf tine [.}Galttg GQl8 are
plaaniGg AN INFORMAL social eFe1aT1rss
at the CLUB hDlEs FRIDAY evening,
August % There will be 4 spaeaaad
lnlsacaJ &rr9graEu and Ilght redresh-
Ileats VIII be served The cO11-a1F-
ts.e take thas llEea.Fs OF extending An
inrila1Eua 10 the Ladies' gentlemen
a1Ad g0urlg pss0Dae of the club. The
social viii begin at 3 O'CLOCK.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-27
En.ertaine1 i'm Washington.

The Washington Times pader date
OF the 2lst has the following a~ce1o1nls-
Congressman and Mrs II. r. Hedge
sea- of North Dakota entertained at a
beautifully appointed dinner last EVEN
ing al their apartment in Florence
court in homer Ut MIR and Mrs. d. Y
Brennan of Devils Lake. North Dako-
IA WHO = guests Of Mrs BrannanS
brother. Congrsss-aan p D. Norton. at
tfe Wyoming Mr.. and Mrs. Frsn-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-27

This as ahe Drettie:st princess iu all
Europe. She ts PrinGezS ArgUSt vii
abel1. willie Of thu fourth son Of I'm
1Eer9r Mlllta1a ot Germany Sae Wa
Princess Eit@Dr1a OF 6ebJeSwag~Lol-
st@in and &s q c~glsfn OF her husband
They w&re welded in 1902 Ia rhe
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-27

COURTS OF royalty Of E1r01e this
charming Lau@5ter&n-aw 0t the Ea1s-
ey lis regarded a. the most beautiful
OF any oh IT, many Interesting grI1~
senses. The gictsre shows her as She
looked alt the EesG4Ing OF her &lsteril
Law. the Princess Victoria Louise
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-27
Miss Ms8oney Ents-sinet-

"iIas "5fpbhSy -HNIS7-SaTET-
Miss ANNA MaaoDay was z pleasant
tAoS1sss on MorrIaF evening 10 q nrlrr-
@er OF YOUNG Ladies' when sine enter
tanned ia aAeaor of Miss Irene Car
moody al the Flint residence ON Sixth
street The roelas were rEada eassr-
fal with Farigated garden flowers.
which had been arranged in abuns-
throughout in the nros- graceful
ntalner- The time passed DELIGHTFULLY."-
III social eonrersa-lon- en5ogfng the
evening ia the open tor a time. Later
Miss Mafoney delighted the gathering
with delicious refreshments There
wers Elk guests friends whom Miss
Garnnodg had met during her weeks
visit with her father Judge Car1lojy-
S3le accompanied her father to Hills-
bnrO Oh Tuesday MORNING
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-27

4 Wedding of yEgrnEnsat1e III the
social SET at MINNEAPOLIS was solern-
ntzsd ON Saturday Iast when Miss
Margaret wasaburn. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Jrhn M~asEahlrn became the
bride of Haroad OaDsF Hrrnr. at 80
O'Clock at tine sG1arg2r rasideaGe of
the BRIDES parents at Breezv P0int,
Lake Mfrretoaka- tn bride was siT-
ea in marriage by her father and the
Rev. William r Remington of 81.
PaGgs cnareh os1TRefated Immediately
alter tine ceremony q reception WAS
held followed by a wedding sapper.
Mr- Hgllt aud mis- Bfiae Left for a trip
to the Rocky mountains.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-14

Otro de los oradores aludio las ma
nifestaciones que el Speaker" de Ia
Cdmara hizo unO de- los rcdactores
del BOLETIN que fucron las de que
no tenia hasto ahora sino un eonoci-
mi~nto may somero de la Ley, que fue
aprobada en- los iltimcs momen,os d.
la Legislature, cuando me eneontraba
mas abrumado por las mdltipIes ocupa.
clones de mi cargo Dijo 81 orr lor sglir
cucstiones tan importantes como las
cue haH mctivado la protcsta del pueblo
de Ponce, 81 Speaker no dobe nnnca san.
cionar'as con su tirma sin antes enterarse
perfecta detcnidamenic &c les mi~nas.
POGO mas menos, a las siese dc Ia
uoche eonoluy6 FL mitin y Sc disolvi6
la manifestation. DO Ia pual Il alcaldc
tiaae ell encargo de dar cuenta Al 20.
5e'nador de Puerto Rico al Speaker
Ie la Camara. expres5udoles el objeto
lc 2 nsma ' los deseos del pueblo H.
.'OHcc.
FL GorYr gp~rgsT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-14
La taIifa del az1car
FL Corrospcnsal.

'LTlNAS NOTECIAS POR CABLE
Nue>a FORK, l3.--En 10 Camara do
representatives colcbrarou aver una reu.
ION particular todos los elementos del
'artldo Dem6crata, sobre el tan debaii.
10 asuntO de Ia tarifa del azhear. La
discussion suscitada fus viva animadi.
5ima Y en- ella Mr. Broussard presents
ma enmienda gradual disponiendo que
sc haga una Immediate reduction de uu
1910 Otra gradual durante 6 amos.
Otras opiniOnes sc manifestation on NJ
sentidO de que Sc elimine de una vez
todo derecho.
Mr. Underwood pidi6 1 lcs riiemhros
Tue defendieran II actual tarifa v 81
proposition fue aPoya5a por 155 votos
ontra 80.
La ultima parte de este cable Ia en-.
oontramos algo confusa, porque no 10
'xphca que Mr.. Underwood. el energico
enthusiastic defensor del libre cambio.
especialmente dc la anulaci6n de los de-
rechos arancelarios que actualmente pro
egen al aztlcar, venga ahora recomen.
lar el sostenimiento de In actual tarifa.
1ntendemos que 10 que Ia Ultima parte
Tel cable guerra decir es que Mr. Under
wood pidi6 sus correligionarios que de-
tendiesen la ley de tarifas que Il hs
presentado al COngreso la semana pa
sada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-14

iNunca! nunca, podremos olvidar la
dolorosa impression que en- nuestro ami
mo produjo la vista que en- un dia de
la pasada semana hicimos al Asilo de
Sordos Mudos establecido en- La avenida
de "San Jorge, Santurce.
Habiahnos tenido conocimientos de que
las abnegadas Hermanas de la Carload
que adminiStran tan benefca institution
luchabaa heroicamente con toda clase de
inconvenientes para cubrir las atencio-
mes mas perentorias de los "a asilados
que albergan bajo los auspicios de su
bondad inagotable, y ALA encaminamos
nuestros pasos con objeto de adquirir la
evidencia de los informes que Sc nos ha-
bian dado.
La caridad!
Figuraos la tristeza del cuadro que Sc
present6 q nuestra vista en- presencia
de aquellos asilados doblemente desgra-
ciados.
Fran las de la tarde, y bajo la ms
peccion de sus santas preceptoras juga-
ban en- una especie de alameda de que
esta rodeada la casa. Alegres y satisfe-
chos de la vida corr1an de un lado para
otro imprimiendo sus juegos aquella
wivacidad dnfantil que subyuga al espec-
tador En- ell mundo de ellos, como en-
Ell nuestro, hay tambien alegrias, pla-
ceres, ilusiones! Pero, lector, nj un gri-
to, nj una sllaba Sc ola pronunciar a
aquellos pobrecitos ninos a quienes la
Naturale2a priv6 de esas facultades po-
derosas auxihares de la vida; la voz
ell dido. iQue horrible espectaculo! ia
niflos jugando sin que pudieran comu-
nicarse los alegres pensamientOs que ell
juego les sugeria!... iJuegos faltos de
expresi6n!.. iDesarrollados en- aterra-
dor silencio!... A la edad en- que las
cmaturas dicen 10 que oyen aprenden
de sus padres maestros los cuales
hacen participes de sus conhdencias dia-
logando con ellos encantadOras charlas;
4 la e1ad EN- que las ninas Juegan con
sus m1lnecas las comiditas, canturrean-
dolas para que Sc duerman, y nevando
q cabo otros mil actos propios de La ino'
cencia pero impregnGdos de algeria sin
cera, estos 81 esilados no pueden disfru-
tar de NADIA de 10 que constltuye Ell en-
canto de la infancia en- medic de su
desdicha, ique horrible contraste! son
felices siendo desgraciados pero son
dichosos, por el santo y heroico proceder
de auuellas sublimes mujeres que con
una abnegacion cristiana tan solo pro-
pia de las almas compenetradas en- un
todo con el divine amor a Dios y su
projimo, realizan imposlbles para apar-
tar de aquellas imaginaciones infantlles
la idea de su desdicha.
Nuestra presencia en- aquellos sltios
produce espectacion en- los pobres mu-
ditos que no sc atreven a acercarsenos
a pesar de que los llamamos repetidas
veces; responder a nuestras senas
unos compirmiendo sus actitudes y
prorrumpiendo en- gritos guturales;
otros Sc yerguen realzando Ell abati-
miento de sus espfritus con una mira
da dolorosa LENA de suplicante man
sedunlbre, hasta que por fin uno de
clos. en- cuyo semhlante Sc advierten
seiiales inequfvocas de precocidad in
fantil. viene q nosotros con la curiosi-
dad retrstada en- el rostro. Deposita-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-14


obo1o y lie indicamos que fuera a en-
tregarselo una de las Hermanas que
vigilaban sus juegos, la cual, una vez
que 10 hubo recibido, Sc dirigio al sitio
en- que estabamos detenidos y donde
hab1amos pasado unos minutes sumidos
en- hondas mudas meditaciones pero
cruzando elocuentes miradas que daban
a entender que por nuestra magma
ci0n cruzaban los mismos pensamientos
en- aquellos instantes.
La bOndadosa Hermana, ante cuya
presencia hubimos de descubrirnos res
petuOsamente, nos manifesto su EXPIRE
sion de gratitud en- nombre de aque-
Hos angeIlitos desahuciados por compile
to de toda protection Official. LIE indi-
camos que eramos periodistas ell OBJ
jeto que nos habia guiado a aquellos
lugares de soledad y. tristeza, inme-
d-iatamente nos invite entrar presen-
tandonos a la Madre Superiora del Asi-
10, cue pertenece como sus Hermanas 4
La Comunidad de Misioneros del Sagra-
do Coraz6n de Jestis.
5...?
Esta casa, ha sido adquirida por la
Comunidad con ell importe de las H.
mosnas que recoge. Hace tres amos que
estamos instaladas en- ella.
g.?
En- la actualidad hay "a aisladas pa
ra cuyo sostenimiento no contamos mas
que con la protection de Nuestro Om-
nipotente Senior, quien jamas abandona
a las criautras que con verdadera f6
ponen en- Ell su esperanza que fue ell
que sin duda TOGO en- ell coraz6n del
Mun;cipio de San Juan, ell cual nos tie
ne asignada una subvenci6n de Is do
lares En- la actualidad contamos tam
bien con la decidida ayuda de Mad. Lu-
chetti, cuya carload inagotable hace OBJ
fo1;aoa go O''O'' -
Naoa mas; 10 que falta, haSta ell total
oe nueStras atenclones, sc cubre con ell
lmpCrte de las llmonas que recogen seis
11ermanaS Gel Convento de de Santa
ana, las cuales recorren dlarlamente
Id cluoad lmplorando la carldad publ
ca Ell Deneflclo de este Asilo. De 10 i'm
prooo oel traDaJo de estas ReligiOsas
pueoen ustedes darse una idea, al saber
que SOLO La comlda que suministramos
nuestros pobrecltos niIios, impOrta
$3OO mensuales.
6'''!
Tres comidas al dfa; sin6 snculentas
por 10 menos 10 sufcientemente n1tri-
twas y abundantes para satisfacer sus
infantiles necesidades.
d''7
Sc levantan entire VI de la mafana.
Despues de proceder a su aseo personal
desayunan las Z, dedicandose 4 Sis
juegos trabajos hasta las 8, hora en-
ICxA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-14
ULTIMA HORA

Ell siguiente cable ha sido recibido
esta tarde por una importante casa de-
esta capital:
mo podemos vender aEfcares de
Puerto Rico sin una garantia.-se cree
que los derechos serSn rsbajados en-
JUNO pr6ximo.-En nusstra opinion {
uno y ouarto."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-14
Ell "Boletln" en- ell Asilo
de Sordo-Mudos

La mds hermoSG de las
Usrtudes teolOgGles es Ia
CARLOAD. QWiem la ejer-
catG, merece que Sc le ape
Tide con propieddd, piG-
dOsO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-14
EN- LA BIBLIOTECA
La conferencia de aver

POr falta material de espacio no 20
demos informar hoy nuestros lectOres
de la conferencia dada pOr don Martin
Travieso, en- la Biblioteca. aver domingo.
Manana 10 haremos con Ia extension
que ell case requiere
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-04-14
Aniversario de
una catastrofe

Hoy sc cmnple el primer aniverssrio
de la catastrofe del Titanic
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-18

Tho annual baby show and deco
rated baby carriage parade will be
held at EPRIEGBROOK PARK on
"WEDNESDAY. AUG. 20th. The
prizes this year are of unusual value
and are things that all mothers want
and good enough to last until baby is
grown I'D, and then presented to
them for their use. The best silver
ware that money can buy. On dis
play at Ciauer's Jewelry store,
| The Baby Show will be held this
year IN the large dancing pavilion.
the judging will commence promptly
at 1880 p. m. and continue until the
Judges are through. The decorated
baby carriage. decorated doll carriage
and girls carrying dolls parade will
be promptly at 2 o'clock, so II you
wish to enter better start 10 the park
before dinner with your lunch baske t
allied.
' II you wish 10 enter your baby IN
the baby show or II you wish to enter
the decorated baby carriage parade,
or II you are a little girl and wish 70
carry your doll or decorate your doll
carriage. just dror plain postal card
ITO Mr.. Daley. Springbrook park.
There WILL be no blanks TO I'LL out this
year. The nat cars will traverse the
principal street car lines OF the city
| TO pick up the baby carriages free OF
charge on the day OF the parade.
The definite route will be printed
ilater.-Advertisene
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-18
BERRIEN SPRINGS.

Mrs. T. II. Lohr, and daughters, the
Misses Grace and Olive, of st. Louis,
Mo-, came Friday for a visit at their
old home.
lack Hendleman of Boise City
Idaho is here for a visit with home
people. This is Mr. Hendleman's
first visit here in six years.
Mrs. II. Simpson and her daughter
Mrs. Robert a. Davis and baby, visited
the formers sister Mrs. Joe Hand. in
Niles Thursday.
Miss Pearl Stanley Of Jackson
Michigan, is visiting her mother. Mrs
VIM. Stanley.
Mrs. Virginia Dix has returned to
the home of her daughter, Mrs. W.
n. Humphrey, in Detroit
Mrs Vida ]. futile is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Arthur Sattler, at Ar
den.
number from this place attended
the annual examination for county
teachers which WIS held in St. Jo-
seph Thursday and Friday.
The Sixth annual reunion and pic
mic Of the class of the 70's and SOS
of Berrien Center school will be held
at the old school house Saturday
August 30
Mrs. Kittie McOmber of Grand
Rapids. Michigan, is visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. May Page
The number of school children IN
school district No. has so increased
that it will be necessary TO build
an addition to Burke school. Two
teachers will be necessary for next