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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-10
Az The Lrrir

The following pictures will be shown
at the Lyric tonight A Broncho,
The Heritage Of Eve, great two
reel war drama. The woman tempted
me Mid the cannon s roar. A Majestic
comedy, A Horse on Fred and The
Fickel Tramp" and one other good reel|
not yet selected.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-10
PERSONAL MENTE0N
Items 81 Iugeresl C0ueeEnins Those
an the Go-Tc and Fro-Ab0ul
Yen and Your Frisnds.

ne zen have visitors aud are not
ashamed OF them, please send the
names to rs, or give Personals over
tao phone People Hike 70 know when
you have visitors that they may call
upon yOur friends, Personals published
free.-En.l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-11-10
A Box Supper.

A box supper will be given on
Wednesday Evening. New l2lh, al 7o7
West St, for the benefit Of Trinity
Church. No charge for ADHESION.
Hours-fxom ? p. N TO To & uro
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Letters from the People

were candidates for Mayor Of New York
City. Hewitt Wa elected
n ~ Ed1tas q n Evening wesals
u there such . thing - an electric
Edison starr q. w. and q. c.
Fer Dsisking-Fo0ataias.
10 - Editor u Ths Evening World.
] want to thank you for your kind
treatment Of my plea for public drink.
lns-sountains. ] md. however. that the
same condition exist. In New Jersey a.
In New York and that II 70 hard for .
stranger to get drink Of water In New
Jersey. passed Q stone fountain ON my
way TO business this morning. II con.
tained two old stable brooms. one bun.
de Of hay wire and two rocks. Quite
ssuitary. perhaps. but not satisfactory
70 thirst. While ] write men are stop
Ding to drink at . horse trough In Q
nearby lumber yard The horses don't
care. II seems that there 10 more than
ssnilA.y insanity in the total disappear,
sncs OF water from most terminals.
Would It not DO well 10 sec that con.
cssslons TO various companies renting
booths In stations. &C.. should contain q
clause demanding the tustituting Of
drinkiaS -feuntsinsf w. y q.
Uosty-eeUAt.
- ~ Uo1las q tn Evening Wedlt
''"' "'ry sfstes are pro IN me
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SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS ~ SSSSSSSSSS ~
Mr.. Jarr, as The Duke of Harlem,'
Cuts a Swath in High Society


mouse here would pay" replied Gus
Nit . bunch Of colors fellers playing
rastima and that fsllsr Dinkston to
dance NIT ladies sober enough to dance.
u might make aslot Of money"
u am re3oicsd to hear you say Il
am 90 glad you like the ne =. dawncss."
Baron" gushsd Mrs. Van Swell what
do you think Of It. Your Gracsr' and
she turned to Mr.. siavinsky. the glasier.
who she was sure was . Russian Duke.
Me. think It would be fns. NIT .
glass enclosed piasssr. Of course. Plen-
~ Of glass. plenty Of glass on the pias.
ssrs. and mirrors all over the dining
rooms."
Mr.. slavinsky fingered At the folding
rule In his hip-pocksl
NOW. ] sstermats every one Of them
doors would carry . 22x7O mirror-Sii
they cost me Wholesale. but In . rig
order give you 10 Oh for . dis.
count"
You got big grounds here. lady" sad
Rafferty,. the builder.
Mrs. Van Swell grew weak with de-
light ana her knees sank under her.
Being addressed ~ lady" by one she
felt sure was . Danish Prince had but
one Interpretation. She would bs sure
to b received ct the Danish Court
should she ever visit Copenhagen. In
u at proudest moment Of her ufs Nrs.
Van Swell resolved to get rid Of all her
Pskinsss spanisls and stock up with
Great Dane dogs That at least would
show her appreciation.
Yes" said Mr.. Rafferty,. 'srhsss
grounds could be cut up into q villa
development proposition without any
trouble With . brass band and q free
lunch on the grounds and FREQ tickets
distributed among the home-seekefs you
could sell lots 8x10o. 80 down and Sio
month. - fast ~ you'd put 'sm upi'
I'm pleased TO hear you say %!
Doubtless Your Grace 10 interested In
finding country homes for the poor.
Have you Congestion Work abroadr'
| II don't know 20 much about con.
gestion wova." replied the builder. but
| I do know that the Spanish or mission
style stucco cottage sells - fast 40 you
can build Il: provided you gse your
customer to sss Sm before It rains and
they peel or"
"wineersl" aid Mr.. slavinsky.
| ''flenty OF Wiuoers! ihets what poo.
PIE want! Plain glass. fancy glass. art
glass. anything but wire glass. Be.
cause how can . man live u their Amt
some breakaSer'
"They are the most eccentric dsars I
ever heard" Mrs Van Swell declared
to her friends afterward. They have
nothing but contempt for US idlers. But
their hearts bleed for the poor. Their
housing plans for country homes are
wonderful. Light and air. they said.
As for the Duke OF Harlem. he fairly
raved about the high cost Of living be.
fore he left"
She had heard Mr.. Jarr swear At the
taxioab charges for waiting time. Q,
the rsrty drove away. Even Mr.. Dink'
stens assurance that the arn vsuil
Ii M
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DOMESTIC DIALOGUES
BY Alma Wood<vard.

y %. CTAs Nsu yoek Evening WORLD.
Mrs. B. <msskiy)-Oh. Henry. can't
you make SOME sacrifices for my
sakef I'm 20 proud Of you when you
look sweet and conventional
Mr.. b. (loudiy)-I don't wantA
wanta bs comfortable!
Mrs. b. (turning on the soft stop>-
PLEASE. Henry-for MY sake.
Mr.. B. (uttsriy disEAstsd)-oh. al
right IN put EN- In. IN b miserable
once.
Mira .. drumming over)-Henry. PIT
this In kour bag for mel Its my jap
aness Embroidered kimono. I havsa't
got q speck Of room In my bas.
Mr.. B. (pssvishly)-Weil. it's cinch
that haven't got an inch Of room IN
mine.
Nrs b. (suddeniy)-Henry. you must
MAKE room. Just look! i've left Out
my white linen that I'm supposed "a
wear on the beach tomorrow morning.
You've Just GOT 70 set that In.
Mr.. B. (obstinatsly)-Wsll. I can't
Nrs, b. (blandly)-Taks something Of
yours out. than. Take out your dinner
clothes
Mr.. B. (cuttinsiy sarcastic)-wsIl
then. ! ~on's look "'~''s and oonv'n'
Ars. b. (demurely)-Iil let you have
your way for once. honey; you can b
comfortable this weekend.
pull OF dinner cloths sndvuhstatuts Whit
hnsu and Jap hmono.l
Mr.. B.-Well. can We close up nowf
Mrs. b. (sxcitedly)-Oh. Just . minute
Henry. Looki forgot the white stun
to clean my shoes and my talcum DOW.
der. You've gotta get those In
Mr.. b. (standins hrm)-welL you
can't get 'em In here. that's all Thu
BAGS going to hurst now.
Mrs. b. dnvestigatins)-What's thu
hard. nobby stun you've got here w
the cornerf
Mr.. d. Gcsent.ully)-Thoss are m,
shaving thinEs'
Mrs. b. lin sugary aceents)-Oh. we'll
I'll let you leave those out for once
You love to 10 unshaved. swsetheart
and TIL just net you 90 on and rougi
II with Jim. while Carrie and 90 4
the Casino.
l Mr. =. saertias)-"swsst saA esavsa
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Cepyr,ssI 1913. b N Psss
The Sliding Scale.

Scene; TIE Browns' Nat q nooa. - SATURDAY.
n n RS. b. crushing OUT into me ss'u
MI Come on. Henry. hurry W.
AVA You gotta rush right elons now
or we'll miss the train.
Mr.. b. rsbsliousiy)-Awi Whsrrs
yop pulling me along fort What ums
does the train leavsf
Nh. y. (businsss Of continuous drss-
Stng)-lt leaves at one twsnty-ov~ N
We gotta pack our bags.
Mr.. b. lighting the humidity>-wss.
re only six minutes from here TO the
station and II takes me only . minute
and . half to pack mine. Dh you Nv
my things out?
Mrs, b. (chirruping)-Oh. YES. That
IL. most Of them.
Mr.. b. lpselius on his cost>-wsil
let's get At It
Mrs.. b. lstili pipinD-I put IN thoss
sweet pale blue pajamAA Henry. d
that u there's . hrs Ots . shinSlsd
house. you knowJ svsryons'n Sc what
lovely upderthings you wear. That wa
thoughtful Of me. wasn't ~
Mr.. b (snapping)-Oh. yshi Fine
Did you put In my old trousers and
couple OF flannel shirts and my piper
Mrs q. tindisnanuy)-No. I did not
! put out only NICE clothes want
,,you TO look sweet honey.
tThsy stan 70 psch.l
Mr.. b. (raucously)-Whats this stun
you've got over here In my clothes
pilef
Mrs. b. tswestiy)-Oh. those Ars my
little white buckstin pumps and my
bathing shoes. ] won't have room foS
them In my bag. It's about time Carrie
asked us. way at the tail end Of ths
season!
MIR. b. 0an,mins things into the baGl
What In tina world did you put my
dinner clothes In for?
Mrs. h. loffended)-Why. suppose yor
| want to take US to the Casino tonight,
Do you think I'm going to lot you looi
like . greenhorn from Yaphsnkf
Mr.. B.-I won't take II It's . Grim,
! for man 10 put on dinner clothes h
the summer. Fiannsis ere - hiSh Q
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Sped the Guests.

SSN IA wants two POUNDS OF butter exActu iss
lVl what you ssut " isss. II It amt q.
sctly like that she wonI tass IT," aid
the small boy. according 70 the Houston Poet.
The grocer turned " hiS sumesous custonsrs
and remarked blss<ly:
"Soms people in my business don't use
particular eustsn.ers, but ! d.. It's my delight
to serve them and get them what they want.
will attend TO you in . moment. little boy.
BE sure and set the sama And. said the
small boy. while the s.orefuI VI customers lie.
tened 10 hun. "A iot [. pa relations are vis,,iL
eur houss and nam doan't ~Aat en- y eo.s
aGsin,"
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A FIXED IDEA.

- EPORTS from Mexico withdrawal Of Americans 10
taken to Be the orerunnr Of acts Of aggression the part
Of this country merely further evidence Of crazy OBJ
that has taken hold most Of neghors the
this continent
Aszco less than the Latin Republics Of South America 10
bess with the idea that nwady bursting with mperas
dessna Not long Prof. George H. Bakeslee after months
travel and observation In South America reported that
Caribbean to the srai Of Magellan" there persists settled dread
q Yankes imperialism" and conviction that the United
plans In due time 70 conquer and al Of the remaining
me- 70 the south OF AZ American resident t. "South
Americana have not much concerned the dobe
dtons In MEXICO the question whether would intervene
There the difficulty It hard job to be friend and peace
maker toward folks who desperately you out to steal
their land and who have decided in advance that your every
part ssathy scheme Of selfish arghted cunning But
s can help seeing that patience and restraint less than mne
our dealings with touchy suspicious Mexico going gain
Gmse than the respeck and gratitude Of Mexican nation
restored to soundne and health Such consistency and secono
= tho Government and people Of the United States showing
80 far to k the extraordinary drust which has poisoned the
nnds OF South American peoples toward this country since
teek Psuams.
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What She Didn't Know.

a. OHN," complained Mrs, DorEtns. "tss ssass
aud garbage in our alley have net esss
y carried away Tor more than six WsskA
] wish you would notify the suthontiss."
1T woul, do sny soci. MAJ" saia NJ.
Dorkins The city ha, no y 70 pay tss
having The ashes and bass hauled away. tss
sxplaustiou has oesn gwen a hundred t,mss."
no money! Why that's awful Thea svss
the Mayor sod the Aidermsr .Avs - % wi;Aous
their pay. don't theyf"
oh. Ms-.s. what ,ou doat hnow about ~
business Of running city would fill aosss ca.
negs Libraries ''-lhicaso Trtbuna
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The Days Good Stories

stopped again, and once more sxpaadstios ~
given that . COW was 90 the track. Two m0s.
perhaps. Of continuous going. ana then cane an
Other stop. This tine . passenger gsnes1 800
lily toward the end Of the oar.
Mr.. Conductor" .s called cut IN yswa:o
accents. could ! spsst to you . monsatr'
"Certsiuly." spswered he conductor. aort:s
down the aisle what = Nf"
DO you tsA!y mvAn 10 ssy." rs.uued toe
lA.engsr ~ . yoke shat vas almost . LGa.
that We haze osugh: a., ~ thai co. ASA.a:"-
rhuadelphiA Telegraph.
The evening world., 1913-09-03
6SlJ% fEE$$5515Qw>

sAId Ars. Van Swell ID alarm. no
one has disturbed them. trustf Was
the champagne and salAA to their w.
mgr
MIA Clara Audridge- Smith said she
felt ssrs the visiting nobility who had
accompanied The Great Plantagenet.
the Pet tango teacher TO society. to
the place. felt amply repaid for their
gracious act In coming out - the
gardeu party and ignoring and snub.
bling everybody. % ArA Wan Swell
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DIVIDENDS OF DEATH.

MOTHER horrible disaster Of the appalngy
the New Haven system The facts the public sterny
notes. bear only the grim significance others that
have gone before.
The engineer the signals The signals Of the typo
which the Public Utilities Commission had condemned Teesoped
end shattered sleeping which seventeen persons lost their
hives we're OF wood There not single steel sleeping
either Of two heavy trains
Az for the lesson" to be learned the collision at North Haven
can contain lesson that the New Railroad taught
f the past two with tragic awful iteration It's outofdatc
wooden equipment m treacherous signal system that allows
trains to be the track within few yards of each other
engineers who past signals when time pesse these things
." . familiar ghastly part Of New Haven operation.
This the railroad which for years sacrificed honest raroang
to the ambitions Of il directors chose spend
dd' Of millions not safety but colossal schemes high finance
And now it, dividends dividends Of DEATH
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took courage and came over - the
exclusive visitorA
may We hope you are not going. real.
Tyr said Mrs.. Van Swell
"Wsll. said Gus. "ys'u give the plice
the once over. How many automobiles
80 BY In . day. hsrsr'
II shall station man to count them.
Baron" said the delighted hostess. Are
you contemplating honoring " with an
other visit BY motorf
mo, but just been thinking II road
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USELESS" BUT COSTLY.

SHE HORSE has lost another job One hundred auto mail
trucks have oustsd him completely from the employ Of Uncle
= Sans Post0mes Department in this city
BE has however, conoaon For everybody has
AaA "ans noble friend" Of when showdown
With mans internal combustion engine Everybody knows that there
ncsncy in gasoline than in Data Even rural roads
longer built horses and the farmer skins the country in
automobile and teams HE garden truck to market BY tho upo
date the singular fact that the horse becomes
upsrAuous he gets expensive So far from being drug
tas market at cut prices, he costs more than ever
Surely has not had time disappear to an extent that would
seount for his present scarcity and high price, He STILL after
Ill only retiring Of the mysteries Of his retirement 10 the
extraordinary which he boost his market price,
.7y- ssubtsy may deceive integrity nv~ wnl"-osv~
Cromwell died Sept >. 1858
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"After the Cow"

VA . cruel thinS 70 Ny suous Q nice
railroad whoss chief AIN was the speedy
transportation Of its passsnssn. but The con
vsrstton had turned 10 Lightning exprssss. snd
wLlses Irwin, us suthor. simply eou.. rot nsi |,
Il.
On the road in question. !. Mr.. Trivia relst@d
the story. . train ao2psd one day and the
passenger were told that . COW had GOT On shs
track sud had to b. driven off.
Up ths road . lev miles furhss u tsa,s
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ConAitlOns n Havana

Co01ltl0o0 u bevee0
D ~ eAtsn 4 IT. evsaAas WsHai
In rsply 70 G. .. H. Who contsm'
,,asss selns - Havana. Cub. o.
Ter th,s ADVICE; The COST Of living IN
havana v pretty high Food OF GER
saAn kinds, such - oranges. grapefruit
pinsa pplss, alligator pears. ETC.. -
eheap. Meat u very dear. Most DO
- N Havana range from - per DAY
- 90 Per day. The climate v dss1.
NeshinS can surpass 4 except the isls
G Pine, West Indies. You nssd the
Voey thinssss Of eiothing. usually. and
. iistas - possible ~ that ! mean
ehaa you doa's often nssa thrss-pIscs
eult ] was v Havana and the Isle
6 ptnes tor four ysasa Il IL vss not
or ~ businsss w here ] shoule never
hAve seme eaek
AAy w. CRANER
\, yeakars y. Z.
!. H. SUNDAY.
= ~ ullap 4 n cvsaias wosl;
On what Aay Of The week did June II.
~ lLllf y. 4
~ yss. % looo. q,
- ~ o11ls = n 0wsnlnG Wssl1,
" ~ TAesdege noessvelt ever run Tor
oeyer = sssw yssk oDtys anl IVES -
vi '.1Tl,l "a
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The Nay Manton Fashions

N f" ".' so ":,: ' ".:
terials Offered
than are to DO rousa
this season; conseou.u !.
~ this little frock is a..
peeialiy charming. IN.
sdsss are all straixh,
and. when made from
eordersd material. a.,
Dress can b rsn to,
se'hsr in almsss /, .,
time At the same siaA
the model can b. ss,l
Tor any plain mat
su''a 0'y trim mel. "
Wasted en'sc.yl.s
becoming and sxtrsss,,
smart The s,raisar
skirt can b. PLATED q,
sathersd. On tn. nsur.
nouneins IL sho wa. su,
inc same effect can ..
obtained from bord.r.l
cna'iis or one Of a.,
simple silks woven WI.
. eordsred design.
For the 6 year .l...
the dress win real.,.
~ yards " noun,,,.
~ inches wide. or 20.
ysrds a., az yard. Cd,
. ysrds u inches vida.
with ~ yards Of in.
ssrtien. y ysrd Of All.
over embroidery Is
inches vide 70 make al,
shown In the back visv.
Psttssa Ne. roo: n
eat In sisss from = 70 I
years Of aSA
The evening world., 1913-09-03

81. Call At THE EVENING NAY HANToN TxSffoT
as oimos sroah corner sixth
York ~ "A
I 81. Svtamps ,T-Fa1t
I 01po0TANV-WHto NJ siva
! ssf~s~ vaas1 AAe TN
The evening world., 1913-09-03
The Stories of
-|Fa nous Novels
By Albert Payson Terhune

By Albert Payson Terhme
os'hh. wsAO.
No. ss-JOHN HALIFAX. GENTLEMAN. tv Dtnah Marta
MULCH. s "
Ohm HALIFAX ragged homeless iad living nnslA Gun.
the interest rich Quaker named Fletcher b. A mae
ways also attracted Ii. piy intsrsss
March. daughter Of Mayor. -
ouakers business living He ssl ssas
had manhood curing
the The girl was Ursula March, who ad - ns
John when John recalled himself to
her memory for he was in no ashamed BIZ. owiy origin
Yet he felt the mmeaurable social station ana
delight
hment he found that Ursula willing bridge that su and cast
..,s .ns. ,s:s' % =: ~
nn. they holding trust Tor a.! ssva. To-. .,
: :::; &c; ~ S
and John ;ssns III: at. ';s:
.: BY yn e0 % S'. s nasa's" ana s Ss
.s ss1 .ss.... .n ana @ s:. . So
AosSs. s' ssy a. .: his :ou:ss Ss ~
had Ma: , t ssn n % s: s: :;
-s:s S John installed novelty ' his mills
,oun.
tho girl sh. MousA
:ns. h. utterly . to Maud @ @ nos.m. us
Ds III: ;ss his -; Ne.
Not only but @ Of
s:. such INV, word " III. via: "cd John: L
11s : ~ ss = @
:s ::':' .'; % .: r
81; a: ::: ION: :'' ' many '''''''''' .'
NJ ss' " :ss:.'' ''.''
' ;s :s' n:
;::s : Gen.: :s T. : &; : e. 81: ;; 4:
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- ssubtay may deceive yos, Integrity nv1 wnl"-oivH
Cromwell died Sept ). 1855
The evening world., 1913-09-03
The Wanderers
Return.

position to his
him . W hours
NOT; ,,An ISL author y. ~
% pSa.nS h g % mas % %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-12
Temporada teatral
PRUDENCIA GRIFELL.

Cuando nuestra edici6n llegue q ma
nos de nuestros lectores, habra entrado
Ell puerto ell vapor philadelphia" y
entire los pasajeros que dicho vapor trae
para San Juan, Sc encuentran los sim
paticos. artistas Prudencia Grifell y Pa
co Martinez con su compai1ia de zarzue-
la y opereta.
Ell lunes Is es ell d1a sefalado para la
Inauguration de la temporada, que pro-
mete ser brillant1sima a juzgar por ell
abono, que nuestro amigo Ulises Lou
briel tiene hecho.
No dudamos que Paco Martinez nos
dara conocer 10 mejor de SUI reperto-
rio y desde luego auguramos un compile
to exito
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-12
Policia denunciado

Ell senior Agapito del Toro ha presen-
tado en- la Corte Municipal una denun-
cia contra ell policla insular Angel Pc
rez Segarra.
Alega ell seilor del Toro que ell referi
do funcionario p1blico 10 detuvo al
apearse de un trolley para dirigirse a
su casa en- Santurce, con ell pretesto de
decir que portaba un revolver.
En- ell registro que ell polic1a hizo al
denunciante no lie encontr6 arma algu-
ma, por 10 cual este estima que Sc l.
arrest6 ilegalmente, causandole conside
rabies dalos por tener que realizar, d.
momento, diligencias importantes.
La denuncia la frman, como testigos
los senores don Rafael Dlez de Andino
y don Francisco Cruz
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-12
Pert>.rbacion
atmosferica
AL SUD DE PUERTO RICO.

Ell senor Hartwell, jefe de la ofcinS
local del Negociado del TEMPO, infor-
ma que al medic d1a de hoy Gueves)
Sc ha recibido el siguiente cablegranla
de Washington:
"Algunos .indicios de una perturba-
ci6n al sud de Puerto Rico. "
Como Sc ha dicho antes, semejante
aviso va dirigido primordialmente a los
armadores de btques manera de ad-
yertencia y puede ser que localmente
no signifique NADIA.
A la una treinta de la tarde del jue-
20 Sc manten1a frme y los indicios Sc
consideraban como buenOS para Puerto
Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-12
La fiesta de los Astures

La comisi6n organizadora de los fes-
tejos que la Colonia Asturiana de esta
Isla celebra Ell honor de su patrona
Nuestra Sonora de Monserrat, nos par
ticipa que, la misa que Sc celebrara en-
la Iglesia de San Agust1n EN- Puerta de
TERRA ell domingo Il del actual las
10 de la manana, revestira toda la So
lemnidad que requiere la veneracion
que sus devotos los ASSURES profesan a
su Patrona. Ell acto sera por invita-
ci6n y, 81 alguna de las personas que
han contribu1do al exito de la fiesta, no
hubiesen recibido esquela, podran pa
sar recogerla a la casa Comercial de
senores Cuetara Hnos. sta en- la Gale
de la Fortaleza, de esta capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-12
S bre Retances

Han remitido fondos al Comite Eje-
cutivo que actua para la traslaci6n, no
menaje y mausoleo a los restos del doc
tor Betances, la Sociedad de ingenieros
de Puerto Rico, constitu1da en- esta ciu-
dad diez dollars; don Laurentino Es-
trella de Camuy, un dollar y don Ma
nuel Garcia de San Juan, cinco dollars.
Por nuestro conducto ruega ell Comi-
te Executive los Sub-comites de la Isla
procuren activar sus trabajos en- esta
patri6tica labor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-09-12
Un b. < producso
del pals

Los senores Ramirez Hermanos. de
Mayagiiez, preparan, en- pequenos potes
de cristal, art1sticamente presentados,
una excelente calidad de miel de abeia
que ha tenido la mejor acogida en- ell
mercado de La Isla.
Los senores M 'Calder6n y Co., del
comercio de esta capital, que son los re-
presentantes de los senores Ramirez
Hermanos, nos han enviado muestra del
excelente producto que nos decidimos
q recomendar a nuestros lectores.