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with . phase Of underworld life. Others
on the bill will be Bessie Clayton In .
series Of dances. Nat N. Wills. The
Happy Tramp" Forrest Hun and Fritsi
Won Busin9 in songs. the Courtney Sis-
ters and Dooiey and Sales.
Nance O'Neiii In The Worth Of .
Man" will be the chief attraction at
Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre. where
the bill will also include Chief Caupoii-
can. Indian monoiosist: stuart and
Keciey. dancers. and Gerc and Delaney.
skaters. A tabloid musical comedy. ~
Trip to Africa" will be the chief fea-
ture at the Twenty-third Street Theatre.
Frank Wayne In THE Third Degree"
vii, head the bill at the Fifty-cashth
Street Theatre. Court by uiris'' will
be the leading attraction at the One
Hundred and Twenty-hfth street Thea
ire.
Al Hammerstein's will be Kitty Cor
don In new songs. Annio Abbott. The
Georgia Magnet" In psychic demon
Afrations: Hazel I.angenour, diver and
swimmer Will Murphy and Blanche
Nichols In "From Zasa to Uncle TOM"
James J. Morton, Mckay and Cantweil.
Edwin Hawiey In The Bandit" and
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LOUISVILLE ENTREES

FIRST RACE-ssllins: thres.ysar- ohs and ~;
sdx furlongs. -Lsuretta stollworthy. 0s; John q.
Weaver. 100: Hermuda. 100: linen. 100. Senator
James. 100: Csdarbrook. 1903: Lady Mute. 1O7:
Alooha, 1OI: Rose OF Jeddsh. lO7: Rash. 100;
All Red. 100: white. 112.
SECOND RACE-Purss; two.year-old msidcnll
four furlonc. Walters. 100: Konhase. 100: Ju.
mclis. 100: Banjo Jim. 100; Father Reilly il2:
J. Nolan. 1l2: Art Rick. 1l2: Bradley's Choice,
ii2; Destlne. ii2: Meshach, ll2: Durin. il2;
Manners. liz.
THIRD RACE-sellins: three .yesr-olda snd up;
six furionss. 'Lamode. ~; Volta. 90; Silk nay,
100: Billy Holder. 1Oi; Tillie's Nightmare, iO4 /;
Automatic. l01: STARTER. lO7: Al Bloch, los:
Merrck. III; Winning Witch, i12: Beetle Sue,
lf3: The Reach, iI2.
FOURTH HACE-Purse; three yea. olds; ono
mile.--Hawthorn, ii2: u. Steppa. 100: Lord Mar.
shall. 100: Strenuous. 1903; ws,snoke. iOs.
FIFTH RACE-fNne: two-yesr-olds; four and
q half furlonss Pennies, lO2; Ave lOS; Bar.
bsrs Lane. i05; Brave Cunarier. lOb: Nash, iO5;
Ossple. los: Otrsnto. 100; GLADYS. Y. 100.
SIXTH RACE-Ssllins: thres.y 81 -olds and ND.
ward one mile an dseventy yards.-Harry Lauder.
03: Marshon %; Madam Phelps. 100; Ursula
Emma. 100: Bonnie Chance. 1Oe; Tom King. los
supple. 40; Rosini. nj; ApiaSer. Iii; sir
CAtssby H.: Jack Jackson. ii?: euperviso,, Ii2.
'Apprsntice allowance Of tive pounds.
Tuck muddy,
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FIRE IN CENTRAL PARK.

4 fire In Centa2 Park was q satur-
day novelty offered to-day to the thou
sands who were avaiiing themselves of
the glorious summary weather. The
fire was only q little. one on the roof
OF the mineral spring house. which 10
Just south OF the lake. opposite the
Seventy-second street entrance and on
the line Of the crosswalk from that
gate. Several engines answered the
alarm and had the fire out before II
had done great damage. 1t 10 thought
the fire started from q plumbers stove
left on the roof by men working there
during the noon hour.
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TY COBB IN UNIFORM
FOR DETROIT TOMORROW.

CHICAGO. April 26.-Tyrus Cobb Is
to play with the Detroit team OF the
American League tomorrow. accord
ing to information given out at the
Office OF Il. II. johnson. President Of
the American League. here to-day.
It was said that Cobb had been re-
instated by Johnson pending the out
come Of his application for reinstate-
ment. which the National Commission
Is to consider at a meeting In Chicago
next week.
johnson left his once "for the day"
without making any definite announce
ment In the case.
DETROIT. April a.-The management
OF the Detroit American League team
received a telegram from Il. B. Johnson
this afternoon notifying them that Cobb
can play pending action Of the National
Commission next Wednesday. Had to-
days game with Cleveland not been
called of on account of rain Cobb would
have played. II Is expected he will be
In the fray tomorrow.
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THEATRE NOTES.

Carlotta Nillson b to star In "Dcb-
orah." new play by LesrAnd How
land. to be produced IN Chicago next
month and here In the autumn, and
with her win be Frank Gilmore. Elliott
Dexter. Rioca Allen. Isabelle Lee. Mary
Day. Myra Brooks and Helen Melting
ton.
Saying ne 10 too busy at the Princess
to give attention 10 II. Holbrook Blinn
has withdrawn from participation in the
three matinee performances OF Strind-
berg's Countess Julia" next week.
Jack London, the author. Ii to enact
his stories for the movies.
F. Ziegfsld IRIS now star y to be
Jose Collins. After playing at the
Colonial next week she will begin re-
hearsals In THE Folies OF 1913"
william Hammerstein and the man.
agement Of the Palace have buried ths
Ratchet. An agreement ~ to respective
rights has been reached.
Richard Harding Davis u superin.
tending the rehearsals OF "MiA Civili-
zation." In which Ethel Barrymore sp.
pears at the Palace next week.
Fuller Mellish. Jane Whealsy and
Galway Herbert are going to Toronto
In Jessie Bonstelis's stock company.
Ian Maclarsn Il to play Cassius to
Tyrone Powers julius Caesar.
Fine Festhers." Eugene Walter.
domestic drama. has been made into q
novel by b. w. Denison.
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coming homo In =. which save Nm =
all told. The 18th hoe vas troublesome,
each taking there.
Rlsley retired Buxton, . up ana TO
30. Going out the former caddie was
down either one or two hoies contlnu.
ously. being one hole to tho bad at the
turn. where he stood % strokes to %
for his rival Par u Is. The contest
was squared on the t1th and again on
the 18th. Risiey won the 18th and 18th.
BY having the nth he ended the match.
Second set-eamuei EAha Buffalo. beat
w. L. Allen. Philadelphia. . and T.
Hugh willoushby. Newport. beat T. p.
Endscott Atlantic City. . and T.
Third set-o. Schepmoss. Upper Mont
clair. beat Geo. Radcliffe. Crawford, .
and g. J. J. Young. Philadelphia, beat
T. b. woo,ton. Atlantic City. . and I.
Fourth set-.Is. n. Carlisle. Buffalo,
beat Daniel g. White. Atlantic City. =
and g. J. n. C,app. Washington. beat
Carleton 0eist. Atlantic City. 4 and q
Fifth set--Moors Stevens. Atlantic
City, beat u. J. Shove. OnondaxA, .
and 3 Robin Mcdonald. Phiiadelphia.
beat v. II. stockweii. Scarsdaie. I up.
The consolation division Of the hrst
set lies between A. d. 8. Johnston, 81.
Paul. and Theodore senseman, Atlantic
City. Handicap scores: Fred Snare.
Ensiewood. srass q: handicap s; net 90.
n. W. Wood. Philadelphia. $3.50; A.
W. Tiiiinshast. Philadelphia. H-S-7s;
J. N. Thompson. Philadelphia. n-7-So.
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HAvRe De GRACE ENTRIES.

HAvRE On oAAcB. va. Apsn 2e.-rs -
tsses Sos MONDAYS racs - - eousvs;
FIRST RACE-Naso end ssdinO: Asss-
year-oah and up; ceiling; n hsrione. -Hossos
z. i12: Lt&,s Pal, 10: Rod and 0m. ioe:
sChitpa ousn. i1B; Bhas THISTLE 10: Oosi,
40: Gem. III: sRockflAh. -: NimbuA liz:
sChsuy Sssd, Ia; Ralph Lioyd. ~.
SECOND 0ACE-Ffliis; two-ysas.oids: cundi.
tions SosR. I'd . nN Nxim0.-vsilnnsn, i02;
GALAXY. 1o6; Ststs .asd Cap. ioei MolmA i02:
Mater. io2: s.ncenay. ioai Polly q, io2; VEGA
THIRD RAcE-Msse-ssssosds and MP; ssn.
Ing: hspdscap, dx funono. Prince Ahmed 1i6;
Spnhn. ITO: yudos Aonck. 100: volthofps. i01:
Montrss0, 100: noysa xssass. 100; Sherwood.
il< e. Deurah. 10l.
FOURTH RACE-Tvo-ynr1eb; Absrdssn, Soul
and . ham tuaoo0.-Pfoepa iglA. III; vltttss
Cod. 1o7; Canto. io7; luna 4s1a. i07; Gssl
III: osins. III: Vsshe@ io7; rsunps. ia
1SFT .RAcE-Mr.sss-osds end %; sailing
ona mile sd ssvsaty yard. Now River. III
. EN-, no; 20. q. Buster. 1O7: 'TsuCwsisht
iOT; 'ssthach. ll5: .Oakhuut 1i2; Towton Fish
IFS; Ennk, 1n3, 'Ado,faats lO7; 'Micsnas. l07
Family Lee IOe: Maris z. o.: 'aeain u0
MARY Ann X. IS: Futur1ty. li5.
SIXTH RACE--Trss-yeAro dds sid up
maidsus: five and . halt~fuiono. -Battery. iO2
Arran, 100: Burning Daylight 1O7: Ffty.Fivs
los: Rscompense. 10: Belray. 1906: Mohawk GID
100: L'Aision los: Firbal 1905: Pirs c, iO5
Lohensrin. i05; Bynlimah. 1902; Mis- Brush
100; psts,us. iO1; Dis'ovs1. TO-; Il Ssinrsala
100.
sApprsntice Allowance claimed. Track tat.
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POLO GROUNDS. New York. Aprt, o.
The Hashianders were welcomed back
to the Polo Grounds by q crowd Of
1900. and there was a great ovation
for Frank Chance. as he played FIRST
base for the FIRST time on the home
grounds. I've Red Soc were also Riyen
hand. the fans bearing In mind Ger.
tain events that occurred last fall. Nc.
Connell went TO the mound for the
Hs,hlanders and Lwas opposed by Leon.
ard, a Red Sox youngster.
FIRST INNIN0.-The RED sox fell on
Mcconnell and 6atted in q lead of two
runs In tho nrst inning. Hooper
smashed the second BAN pitched to the
right ned wall for two bases and went
TO third a. Williams dropped the third
strike on Bail and had thrown him
out at hrst. Speaker smashed q beauty
over Chase's head for thres bases and
Hooper trotted home. Lewis laced the
next one into left for q clean single and
Speaker scored. Lewis was caught nap.
ping OF first and Gardner popped out to
Chance. TWO RUNS.
Leonard was . trihe> wild at the start
and tho Highlanders got to him for one
run before ne cooled down. After VOL
ter mad popped out to Wagner and
Chase and Hartzell both walked CHASE
took Dig lead OF second and scored on
Cree's short single over second. Hart
cell taking second. Chance drove q ions
fly to H0opAr. who made n womb rftil
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RACING
HAvRe De GRACE WINNERS,

FIRST RACE-Three-yea and
upward: selling: five and q half fur
ionsa-Double Five. io7 (Halsey). 10
so1. . to and q to s. arst; spohn. los
Derone). 3 to 8, Z, to 10 and 1 to ).
second: Trifler. % (wolfs). 3 to I.
even and 8 to 8. third. Time-i.os as.
MoDcrief, Patrick 8, Pop Gun. Striker.
Votes. Thrifty also ran.
SECOND RACELTwo-year-olds; Dair
and half urionss.-0aAner. 10 u. WILL
son). 8 TO I, to s ands to 6. Arst: Trade
mark. liz (RdhRins). r 70 I. = to and
to s. second; Pomstts Bleu, 100 twoifs).
6 to I. Q to I and even, third. TIME
os4 rs. Preston Lynn. Fiorin. Master
Joe. Sfaxim's Chotoe, Willie wsddssa.
Executor. Spearhead also ran.
THIRD RACE-Three-year- ana
upward; selling; mile and . sixteenth
Eloro, i1S tFairbrother). Z TO 10. to
I and out. nrst; Mary Ann K. -
(Ford), 7 to 2. . to 10 and I to .. SEQ
ond; Floral Day. los (Si<irvin). 10 to
4, 8 to 2 and A. to 8. third. Time
iH IS. Madrigai!an. Irene 0ummsl.
Eddie Graney also \ran.
FOURTH RACE-Phiiadelphia handi.
cap; three-year- olds and upward; six
furlongs Point. 113 (ButweiD. I
to 8. . to 7 and out hrst; Shaokleton
III u. WILSON,. Q to I. . to 8 and &c
8. second; Adams Express. ia (Mue
gravel. u to s. Z to 10 and 1 to 4. third
Time. LII as. Everitt, Sir Blase and
Kleburne also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Two-year-o odds: sell
Ing; five furiongs.-Rvby Hyams. iol
(Skirwin). Z to 10. to and out
irst: The Urchin. 100 (ButwelO, . tt
s. Q to and out second: ohm Mar
shall, 1oS> (Hoffman). 20 TO !. 8 to
and to 8, { bird. Time. 1.01 IS
Steiiata. scarsdale also ran.
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nird ssrsss isssias - : 49, =
A. the train came - 'Wtto . - -
struck warbisch and a41Gf ~
feet along the piatAorm late ~ &C.
Of waiting people. 4,
Koreans Of women aatraess1 n0lSU
man Lats. IN ambuiaace cell We ~
in ana the injured man ta1ssa - c&
New York HOSPITAL. Dr.. Irwin ~
that ne had . BADLY iacSratao ~ -
and possibly . fractured G1Eull.
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out. Regan knocked down Skaters hot
one and by q quick throw to Daubert
easily retired the halter. Burns sent
. high skyscrapsr to STENCIL. No
RUNS.
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Moe onnell Seemed to Settle
Down After Early Onslaught
of Red Sox.
BATTING ORDER.

Cmpires. Connolly and McReevey.
Attendance. 1000
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Help Women
To Good Health

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Ihs lsrs.,, sale oil any r. 1ic,ue. The dlssstisss
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Umpirss-Msssrs.s Klem and Ortiz.
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HELP WSHTED-FEMht.e.

ITO Tor sTIrCHERs. Singer so.er machine
oosd pas, American Toy o.. ~ ". Seta y.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-07-25
TERRITORIAL NOTICE OV POLL
TAN.

AN ACT 90 impose o. poll laN up
ON male persons ln tho Territory of
Alaska aud providing means lor l@
collection
NOTICE is HEREB GIVEN, That
.horo ia hereby made. imposed and
levied upon each male person With
la tho Territory OF Alaska or che
waters thereof over Jaa age OF TWEEN
.y-ous years and under tho age of
luy years. am annual uN m Che
SUM of four dollars.
ALL persons arc hereby warned
chat said DoIl task provided Tor m
hla Act rs due and payable ON or
before Monday. August Grb. 1913,
and chat payment thereof win be
como delinquent as provided n said
Act after said Monday August 3th
1913. and chat m case of failure TO
pay the same. penalties, a8 herein
provided Tor. win be imposed and DC
shall DO tho duty of every person i,-
able TO pay such task, to- pay the
same TO tho COMMISSIONS Within tb
time herein set forth.
MARTIN CONWAY,
CommlasIouer-EN-Ot
ucio Poll Tax Collec
July IG-l@-tE tor
The daily Alaskan., 1913-07-25
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AS % visitor YOU win receive a
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elal TO cxtond every courtesy TO amy
visitor and you AFRO under mo- obI,-
cation 90 buy Wo want you 90
feel .ua. thIB store ls youm and we
want you TO use &c as such We
carry tho largest aud most complete
line of FOSSIL ivory and nugget jewel
ry m Alaska aa Won o8 ivory crib
baro boards and totem poles, napkin
rings, aawiug and game sets
We curry o largo assortment of
Indian moega8In5 and baskets and
hand beaten silver spoons and
bracelets
III. ID. EIRMsE,
Pioneer Jewelcr
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Guayama, 4 Hoy fue ell primer dla
de limpieza general senalado por ell Mu-
nicipio. Fueron extraldos como 80 ca
rros de basura de la parte norte de la
poblaci0n, el dia de manana sera dedl-
cado la parte sud- Hoy sali6 de es-
TIA ciudad para Mayagiiez Ell Hon. Har-
vey M. Hutchinson, nombrado reciente-
mente Juez de aquella Corte de Dis
trito.- Ell Club de Damas de esta ciu-
dad celebrara esta noche una reception
para despedir "a las familias del senior
Hutchinson y Lcdo Ricardo G6mez,que
Sc ausentaran en breve de la localidad
-Ha sido designado para prestar sus
servicios como telegrafsta en- esta po-
blaci6n ell senior Justo Guzman Berries,
de Arroyo. q 80
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N0TICIAS

En- San Sebastian ell individuo Fa-
cundo Fuentes Sc cay0 de un CARO- de su
nropiedad en- ell cual ven1a montado con
direction al referido pueblo, teniendo la
desgracia de que una de las ruedas lie pa
sase DOR encima de una pierna, fractu-
randOsela.
Jose r. Rodriguez, professor de ms
tr1cci0n P1blica en- la Isla de Culebra,
fue arrestado aver por la policla causa
de haberse presentado una denuncla acu-
sandole de haber seducido a la nina
Evangelina Vazquez, de catorce amos de
edad Aediante fanza de mil dolares, el
nrofesor ha salido Ell libertad provlslo-
nal
Aver por la manana ell automovll
one hace ell servicio de cOrreo entire
.Aguadilla. Moca Lares y San Sebastian,
arroll6 en- esta Ultima poblaci0n al nlno
Rafael Curt. ocasionandOle varlas herl-
das contusiones. Ell "cauffeur del
arto Que 10 era VenanciO Roman, tuNo
que prestar fianza ante ell Juez Nlunlcl-
pal senior Betancourt para quedar en- IL
bertad provisiOnalmente.
-Contini1an haciendose las lnvestlga-
clones necesarias para averlguar qulen 0
ouienes han sido los autores de la muerte
de Juan Maneiro, encontrado en- el ba-
rrio "Rfo Jueyes'', de Salinas, con Ell CO.
raz6n atravesado por una punalada.
Sc han hecho varios arrestos por orden
del fiscal del DistritO.
La policia de Ponce ha capturado al
pr6fugo de preside Ernesto Rivera
Vazquez.
Aver fue arrestado en- Vieques ell IN
dividuo Francisco Cruz por haber pene
trado en- la casa de Estela Richardson
con intenci6n, seg1n dice la pollcla, d'
violar 4 Ia nina Marina Richardson.
Los senores J. T. Silva y Co. conslg
natarios de la ''Companie Gle Transa
tIanLlque uOS Coll''iiiO" "AA d"0 -
frances ''Montreal" de esta ICompanla
sali6 Ell 2 de octubre del puerto de LS
Coruna con rumbo este donde dlegar'
acknowledgements ell Is del actual para Sc
guir viaje para Puerto Plata demat
puertos de la Republica Domlnlcana J
de Haiti. marcados en- su itinerarlo.
Nos comunican de Arroyo que
darle a la manigueta de un automovll d'
don Jorge Verges ell individuo Just(
Montesuman, fue cogido por aquela
fract1randole la mano derecha.
En- Caguas Sc envenen6 anoche TO-
mandose una soluci0n de subllmado ID
senorita Leonor Lopez.
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Noticia local
4 los marines

La French Gable Company ha estable-
cido temporalmente en- 23O brazas de
aqua, una boya colada con una luz blan-
ca fila. anclando su cable durante el Pc
riodo de colOcaciones.
La aproximada situacion de La boya:
Port San Juan Light, sobre lbo-ll2o
Verdadero norte IS. Ito e. mag.)
Port San Juan Light, sobre 2-lI2 NIL
Has distante.
La boya sera removida sin futura no
ticia tan pronto como Sc termlne ell ira
bajo.
Por direction del Comisionado de Fa-
ros.
C. A. Lamty, !.
Inspector.
Noviembre 3, 1913.
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AVISO o

Don Antonio Solsona y don Jesus NJ
del mismo apellido, Sc serviran pasar dl
despacho del que suscribe, para asuntos
Que les interesa muchO.
Viven en- la casa No 32 de la calle q"
San Sebastian, de esta ciudad.
Manuel Fernandez Juncos,
Bibliotecario Insular.
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a las 1 2, en- san Ildefonso, las 6,
en- Santa Ana; las III, en- San Fran
cisco, las 2, en- Ell Hospitalillo y
Capilla Franciscana; las 7, en- la Ca
tedral y San Jose a las Z IL, en- la Ca
pilla F'ranciscana; las s, en- la Cate
dral. .:sea .~@.e--<
A las s, en- San Jose San Francis
co las 9, en- la Catedral y Capilla
Franciscana; a las 10, en- Santa Ana; a
las II, en- Cathedral.
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Mayaguez, 4 Elementos del parti-
do Republican, Sc reunieron anoche
frente a la plaza de Colon dirigiendosp
en- manifestation a la casa del DR.. Pc
rea Fajardo quien felicitaron por ha-
Der aceptado nuevamente ell cargo d
alcailde. Ell senior Perea los obsequii
esplendidamente y pronunciaron dis
cursos alusivos al acto los senores Luis
Torres Colon, Ernesto Forester el fe-
licitado
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Telegranas de la Isla

Caguas, A
Hoy las II a. M. fallecio fel Sc
nor Jose C. Garriga, del alto comercio
de esta plaza.-El senor Jose L. Sola
esta construyendo un bonito edificio de
concrete en- la calle Campo Alfonso.
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Consultorio de Formulas

El que suscribe, tiene el gusto de ofrecer al
p1blco formulas de todas clases para la iudustria
para las famias, respecto la fabrication prepa-
rac6n de:
Licores. (Licores super6nos (cremas) 6nos, semi
hinos ordinarios Aguas destladas, tinturas jara-
bes de recreo, vnos artihciales etc)
Perfumes. Preparation de Aguas de tocador
Esencas, Extractos, Jabones, Polvos Cosmeticos,
etc) Preparedness especialidades farmaceuticas
Conhterla Reposter1a. - Cocina - Abonos
Precio de cada formula 81 dollar.
NOTAs: H. Siendo preco tan mado Ell que Sc exge
por cada formula el que suscrbe e derecho
de expedirlas todas las personas que las soiciten
g. Sc admiten consultas para la mitaci6n de
preparedness de dversas clases medante e estudio
adecuado de las mismas, e auxlo del laboraorio
Lcdo. A. CERVONI.
Apartado 32. Arroyo, Puerto Rico.
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Patillas, f. El seiior Luis A. Bosso
10 ha remitido a los Estados Unidos
28.0OO cocos.- Sc encuentran muy en-
fermas las profesoras del barrio Qua,
darraya, senoritas Guadalupe Gonzalez
y Lucia Rivera Ha regresado de San
Juan el senior Jose Izquierdo.- Ell co
merciante Francisco Echevarrla est
fabricando una hermosa casa de cor
creto.- Ell vapor "Algonquin" estuva
en- el puerto Ell Bajo remolcando a Ia
goleta Krealin ., procedente de los Es-
tados Unidos, la cual trae 800 tonela
das de carbon de piedra para ell Servi
clio del Riego.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-05

RESFRiADOS CAUSAN DOLOR De
cABEZA. LAXATIVE BROMo QUININA, des-
via la causa, curando tambien La Grippe, Infuen-
"a Pa1udismo Fiebres. Solo hay ''BROMO
QUININA." La frma de E. w. GROVE viene
eon cada cajita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-05
MISAS EN- SANTURCE.

D1as festivos: las liz, EN- ell asilo
de ninas; las 7 y 1|2, en- San Mateo !;
q las 8, en- La convalecencia las 9 eu
San Mateo; las 6 3 4, Las 8, y a laa
10, en- la Parroquia del Sagrado Cora,
n6n.
Dfas laborables: A las l 2, en- ell Au-
xilio Mutuo y Convalecencia de HERNIA
mas; las 7, en- San Mateo y SagradO
Coraz6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-05

Arroyo, s. Sc encuentra gravemente
enfermo ell senior don Pedro San Gle
mente, empleado de la Aduana en- esta.
Aver entr6 Ell este puerto procedente
de Ponce ell vapor Corozal con 49S bull
tos de carga general para ell comercio.
Zarpo hoy con rumbo a Humacao
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-05
MLSAS EN- PUERTA DE TERRA

A las 9, en- la parroquia; a las 7 LIZ
en- ell asilo de ancianos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
Il BY Cable to The Tribune

London April 19.-For an hour and
nan Yesterday morning two suffra-
settes had London at their feet. They
dscehoed To the Gagged gallery at tho
Top OF the Monument that commemo-
rates the Great Fire of 1876 barricaded
the door at the head of the stairs
hoisted their flag. and for time. until
'heif barbados were broken down. held
'he gallery as citadel from which
theN shrieked defiance of man-made
laws and bombarded Billmgsgate with
Votes for Women leaflets
1t was undoubtedly the greatest
height of absurdity To which the suf-
IraGette movement has vet risen. The
women paid their threepence at the
door. and with quite feline agility
climbed the 100 steps TO the top of the
structure. carrying with them the yell
low and green flag of their cause and
pile of propaganda leaflets.
When they reached the top they man
aged While the custodian's back was
turned 10 iutter their emblems. one
being a black banner with white let
tered inscription. Victory or Death.
at the stout iron ratings which form
a cage designed 10 prevent would-De
suicides from using the great Monu-
ment as a jumping of place.
Claiming the door behind them. they
secured possession of the platform and
proceeded TO shower handbills on the
busy fish porters below. Police con-
stables soon came 10 the aid of the
Monuments uniformed custodians. but
for n while were unable 10 gain access
10 the platform where the women were
triumphantly flying their flags and
sprinkling Billingsgate with paper The
language below. however, was equal to
the occasion and so were the police. FOR
the latter soon broke open the door
with hammers and got the women
down.
BY this time however the news had
spread through the city that suffra
gettes had captured the Monument and
people rolled up in thousands. Every
bus brought its load of sightseers and