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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-18
TO INSPECT HOSPITAL

The sanitary hospital will be in
spected Saturday afternoon by officials
of the Department of Health.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-18
REAnINc 1nE,us

p. II: & +. after s15 a. m: Is 10.
%. 1e.. is. l, 6. 5, Z. 20, a.
Eat-bound after q. M: SO. 81, 81.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-18
HOSTING SAFETY
RULES DISCUSSED
Committee Goes Over the Pro-
posed Standardization Of
Precaution at Capitol
FINAL TELEPHONE HEARING
President Bethel on the Witness
Stand a Good Part of the
Day-Capitol News
FINAL TELEPHONE HEARING

Repre- S e n t a =
tives of various
hosting machin-
cry concerns and
plants h a V ! n G
cranes and other
devices held their
first meeting to
a r r n n & e for
S t a n d a r d S of
safety in estab-
lishments having
such apparat u s
n ( fba Dapart
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-18

Act Enforced.-The State private
bank board has secured the conviction
OF Carlo de Angelo in Schuylkill coun-
ty.' He failed to file the bondo requir-
ed by the private bank act.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-26

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ahans ase h'rs ~ b several DAYS
siut ss fhe guests ~ friends.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-26
BISHOP ". I. CAPERS
PROPOSES PRAYERS
FOR ENDING OF WAR
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-15

El primer jefe de los constl-
tucionalistas ha notificado Al
gobicr0o americana, por con-
ducto del consul: Canada re-
sidente en- Veracruz, Que cual-
Guier disparo hecho sobre Ell
lad0 meXicano POI los so!dados
de este pals, sera considerable
como IN acto de nostiildad de
los Estados Unidos hacia Ale
xica, "por mas bien intescio-
nado que este el gobierno de
IA Casa Blanca.
CarraHza agrega que Ell ge-
neral Hill, tiene instrucciones
suy2s Y lag ha Observable feel
mente, de dirijir todos los fue-
Cos de sus armas en- sentido
opuesto al teTritorio america
nc, y Que por 10 tanto, las des
gcac;as que ocurren en- Naco,
Arizona, no pucden achacar-
scIe de ningIn nodo a dicho
,iafe carrancista.
Disc cue daplora sincera-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-15
Ell GENERAL BLISS ACADIA
DE 0 Los
Passes.

Ell Brigadier General Bliss
ACADIA de revocar los passes
que para cruzar Ia Inca dlvi-
soria hacia el lado mexlcano
habia estado eXtendiendo a
las personals que 20 solicltaban
Y en- 10 successive solo los perio-
diStas y algunas personals cue
demuestren tener una absolu-
ta necesidad de il a NacO, Son,
podran obtener ell consabido
d~OcumentO.
Esta determination fu6 to-
mazda en- vista de que las di-
versus facciones que 0peran al
otro lado de la Inca estaban
empleando a los que iban pro-
vistos de passes para reclutar
genie en- el lado americana 0
para proveerse de algunoS ar
ticulos indispensables para Ia
campana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-15
sERA CONSIDERABLE COMO UN AcTo De HOSTILE
DAD, DICE CARRAN Z

mcnte las muertes Y las herl-
das que han rccibido los clu-
daGanos americanos, pero que
q su iuicio, mas que NADIA, Sc
debon Q Ia imprucencia de los
susodichos amecicanos que por
Ia curiosidad de presenciar
los combates Sc sitian en- luga-
res peligrosos, y al efecto CT
Ia 81 case de Ciudad Juarez,
cuando fut atacad2 por los ma
derietas, y doRde tambiSR pc
recieros algunoG kabitantes de
III Pasc por Ia impruderte Gu
ri0sidad de observar el 81
tic desde algunos ldgares pro-
minenteS.
Tarmina diciendo, que en-
case de que Sc hugan disparos
sob:e el ladO m~eXicanO, como
las tropas de Hill no tienen
mas salida que eli iado amerl-
cano. resultaria una ayuda pa
"a las fuerzas viIli5tas dicho
fuego.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-15
DE- NUESTROS LECTORES
Collaboration
PENsAMIENTo, PARA e. FUTURo.

de la riqueza n~ac:onal, es la
empresa mas patr;5tica que
Dueda imponerse 1000 mcXica-
no que en- verdad anne a su pa
tria.
u Y como podremos con
tribuir al enriquacimiento de Ia
Naci6n?-Muy sencillamente:
procurad enriqucceTnOs VosO-
tros mismos; y as, sin preten-
derlo nj daros cuenta de clio,
habreis realizadU In actO del
mas trascendenta, pa5riotism0.
Haceos ricos, adQUirid IN Pc
dazo de ese pals en- cue nacis-
tets: IN huertO que os de fru-
tos, IN arbol que os refreSQue
con SUI sombra. Posed y con-
servad algo de vuestra propIa
terra. Y amad csc alg0, como
Sc aran las cosas sagrad@s, las
Drendas de familia.
Y cuando os hagais "prople-
tarios," pensad Que, en- Ia His
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-15

NOTIClA.. -Visite Ia cantina Ell Pa
Iscio de los Cuernos" y yea Ia collection
mas grsnde de cuernos de vCnado. So
licitsmos clientele mexicana- La can
tina esta situsda contigus 8 la Corte Co.
lcrads.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-15

CiudadanoS Y hacerles ricos o
siquiera proporcionarles una
manera de vivir fdcil y honro-
So, equivaIe . fo-mar con ellos,
Ell Ejercito de Ia paz duradera.
E. inter6s personal, es siempre
conSerVadO. Ukr muralla de
intereses TO Sc derriba nunca
con gritos revolucionariOs; y
sin bandera mucho menos. Sin
tcnerSe en- cuenta, que eXlSten
en- nuestra R~epUblica de AeXi-
co, h0mbres de elevados idea
les, que nos llevarin a I'm futu-
70 porvenir de paz de progre-
so. Mitridates Sc hallaba en-
Corinto Y los atenienses, que
a~costumbraban Siempre tomar
~consejo de sus hOmcres iluStres
en- los momentos de peligrO,
Densaron en- Foci6n,-el gene
raj neutrality-suspicious. ca
81 relegado a Ia obscuridad.
iQue deberemos hacer, pre-
punt0le alguien, para cOnjurar
el peligro? "Sed los mas fuer-
ties, replic6le ell fil6sofo guerre-
70, O haceos amigos de los mas
f~uertes." i"Sed los mas fuer-
tes.." He ALI TODD un programa
de administration civil y mill
tai, una empresa noble, digna
de IN pueblo que Sc 'siente
yivir' y ambicioaa altos desti-
nos.
"Sed los mas fuertes," es de-
cir. "imitar al pugiiista que Sc
veda voluntariamente cuanto
Dudiera debilitar sus mdscu-
los" LA empresa no cs leve,
pero tampoco impossible. Lo
que ell Jap6n hizo, ipor que
/ Mexico no podria nacerlo? Ser
fuerte en- ideabes mejor que en-
la guerra y respectable en- la
Daz, cs ell desideratum de to-
das las ~poteneias modernas que
Sc mcrccen ell .tiUulo de media
doras de pa2ay la insiStencia
del estabIocimientO del profile
ma agrario, con 10 que Ia ma
dce Patria puede indudable-
nerte cfec,uu.r; advcnimien-
10 del bitnesJar de sus hijos,
que tanto ha sufride Dor Ia di-
vision de p~ensamientOS. En- e5-
tos tiempos barbaros Co herci-
COS, como Sc les qu!era lamar,
cuando ell despojo, Ia cXpoli2-
ci6n, ell robo y Ia matGnza, re-
solvian f&cilmente intrinc&dos
prob!emas de proveGuria. To-
do quedaba reducido a paSar Q
flo de espada los pueblos do
minados, Y robarIes todos sus
bienes. Noises y los generates
trashumantes que lie siguieron
Dor Egipto y Siria-con car&c-
ter de pontifices videntes y
exec
lentes ejempios de clasicO van
daIismo maTcial.
Hasta los espartanos, fruga-
les Y s6rdidos en- conner y YES
tir, hacian suS guerTas con los
tesoros del enemigo. Guerrear,
entonces, era relativamente
barato, para los vencedores;
aunque, por opOsici6n, terrible
mente caro- para los vencidos.
Caste menCs Grrc,l para con-
quistar ell mundo, con AleJan-
dro, que los JapOneses para
tomar Puerto Arturo. Tn dis
paro de long-tom, de II puiga-
das, cuesta tanto como 40 es-
padas y 70 lanzas de las que
sirvieron para comDatir en- Ia
Edad Media. La escuadra de
Pansanias, en- ;5izanciO, des-
pu6s de verificada Ia Union
Naval Hcl6nica, va:ia mucho
menos que IN acorazado mo-
derno de 8 a 10 mil tOneladas.
La guerra err los tiempos actua
les es terriblemente cara.
--lI 90 ,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-15

ties del pie de la paz. Factor de
este exito innegable fue Ia sOr-
da preparation para una que
IRA que Sc diSponia q estallar,
que todos temian J dcseaban.
Hasta Rusia, h lenta Y parsl-
moniosa potencia oriental, a
presto con inusitada p~resteza
sus huestes Y combati6 con Vi
goroso empuje en- les tres sec
torres de su frente euTOpeo.
Todos los puebIos en- lucha
han tenido anualmente manic
bras parciales 0 de conjunto,
de las que han deducido dOctos
corolarios J vencajosas ense-
Eanzas; en- las otonales asam-
bleas de estos Ultimos amos,
estas practicas fueron fronteri-
zas, en- 81 mayoria, como ensa-
70 de la hecatombe actual.
En- cuGnto q discipline, soil
da c inquebrantable. pOr espi-
yitu de raza, 10 es en- algunos
de los combatientes; en- Otros
5upo impone-la ell patriotismO
hondo y abnegado, y logr6 uni
ficarla el prestigio y rigidez
del alto maHdo.
Las recompenSaS premian,
desde los comienzos de Ia lu-
cha, abnegaciones ' heroismos:
Ia Cruz de Hero Y la de Le-
gi6n de Honor son legitimo or
gullo de los que supiercn dis
tinguirse entire milIones de com
batientes.
ne Il" SoIi"" iHS'i "0O-0" 'co-
nica de las tropas Y servicioS
especiales, dan fe Ia Dericia '
efactos de las artillerias COM
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-07
ANDERSON BOYS
WIN SCHOLA LARSHIPS
Two From Honea Path VIII Get
Free Courses at Clemson Dur
ing Coming Term
(From Wednesiav,a Daily

(From Wednesdays Daily.).
There was no fouF-year scholarship
In Clemson College from Anderson
county this year and accordingly in
the list OF winners as announced from
Clemson yesterday, the name of An
derson county Is omitted. However,
there are 18 ,the one-year scholar
ships vacant in the state and Ander-
son county had a chance at these. An
examination was held in this city on
July 10th for the one-year scholarship
and a number OF young men appeared
and stood for this.
H. was announced yesterday that w.
n. Cannon Of Honea Path proved to
be the successful contestant and he
will get the one-year scholarship, but
It was also decided that out Of tie
18 vacancies. nine of these would be
filled by appointments and therefore
Nv. G. Benrd of Honea Path, who held
o scholarship last year. was appoint
Fed and he. too. will. get q one.year
course.
These two young mon were yester-
day receiving congratulations from
ther. friends on winning out.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-07
PENDLETON PICNIC
WAS HUGE SUCCtS S.
ABOUT FOUR HUNDRED EN-
JOYED THE DAY
CANDIDATES THERE
"The Flower Garden of Anderson
County" Entertained Great
Number Delightful Affair
G'rom Wednesdays Daily.)

-
People living at Pendleton had q
big time yesterday and at the same
time they gave over 400 visitors one OF
the most delightful times that any OF
them had ever experienced. The af-
rair was i'll the nature of n picnic
stngcd for the benefit OF the Anderson
county candidates, the candidates for
congress from the Third district and
The voters Of all that section.
Early In the morning II became evil
dc!lt that the attendance would be
large and when 10 o'clock came and
the time for the opening Of the meet.
ing arrived. over 400 voters were In
attendance. speakers stand had
been erected just in front Of the old
Farmers Hall and hero the meeting
was called to order, theRev. Mr.. Bal
lenger nctiEg as chairman. He intro
ducod tho candidates for the state
senate rs the first speakers and these
gentlemen were followed by the candi-
dates for tho house of representatives.
Candidates for probate Judge spoke
next nhd then an adjournment was
lind Tor dinner. At this time tho
chairman presented each of the At
candidates with an artistic little blue
ribbon badge. bearing the words.
"Pendleton-The Flower Garden of
Anderson county" The dinner served
by tho ladies OF Pendleton simply beg
gars description. 1t was ore of the
most delightful meals imaginable and
under the shade Of the spreading trees
tho different dainties and delicacics
tasted better than they would have
done anywhere else. Candidates and
their friends and the people OF PEN
dlcton did fulN justice to the magnifi-
cent spread and then the speaking
was resumed. Rev. Mr.. Ballencer had
been called away and M. M. Hunter
presided over the remainder Of the
meeting. The candidates spoke in the
Following order during the afternoon:
Superintendent Of Education, Treas
urer Auditor. Supervisor, Commits
sioner. and for Congress. Practically
all OF the candidates were in atten-
dance.
People returning to Anderson last
night said that the best OF order pre-
vailed, that the audience gave every
speaker a respectful hearing and that
1t. was day OF which Pendleton peo-
pie might well feel proud.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-07
CAPT. SULLIVAN WILL
. SPEAK IN NEW YORK
TO THE BUILDING AND LOAN
MEN
AN ABLE EFFORT
New York Men Were So Pleased
With Washington Address They
Invited Anderson Man

So we'll pleased were the building
and loan men of New York with the
address which Capt. G.. Cullen Sui
liVan OF Anderson delivered in Wash
ingtcn. they invited the Anderson man
to deliver the same address before the
New York State Association and Capt.
Sullivan accepted the invitation.
The annual meeting of the United
States league was held III Washington
on July q, % and 20 and Capt. Sulli-
vans address on "Sentiment--Not To
BE Overlooked in the Conduct Of Our
Institutions was easily the feature Of
the meeting. Capt. Sullivan first de-
livered this address before the South
Carolina Building and Loan Associa-
tion and this prompted the invitation
to address the national association.
1t Is said that his address was easily
the feature of the Washington meet
ing.
Mr.. William Goldsmith, who attend
cd the meeting, states that the 3. &
l.. as ar institution is gaining prestige
and usefulness all over the United
States. There were 140 delegates In at
tendance. South Carolina had twelve
representatives. Mr.. Goldsmith, in
speaking Of the gathering, said 1t was
far more enjoyable and helpful than
he can express. The delgates were ac-
corded royal time in the national
capital, and the general spirit Of the
gathering was such as to show the
growing Importance OF the 3. & L..
and the enthusiasm. with which these
institutions are working.
Those who attended from South
Carolina were: Hunter A. Gibbes,
John w. Thomas. Columbia; G. Gull
len Sullivan. Anderson: r. S. Lips
comb. Gaffney; John E. Black, E. O.
Black. Columbia; B. M Spratt, wife
and daughter. Chester; William Gold
smith and G. B. Goldsmith, Green
Vile.
The meetings were held at the Ra-
leigh hotel and we'll attended. The
guests were given automobile rides
and In other ways were shown special
attention. A banquet was q delightful
feature of the gathering.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-07
CAMPAIGN LIE NAILED
Y. b. Cheshire Says He Is. Fer. .Blense
For the Senate. II

To the Voters of Anderson County:
For the purpose Of iHjuriaE gie,
scme scoundrels have circulated the
report at Piedmont, Pelzer and other
mills that I have turned against Gov.
Blease. j brand this as campaign
lie and the circulators as set of cow
ardly ours. Gov. Blease and myself
are on the best of terms and there Is
no foundation for this yarn other than
to injure me politically.
Respectfully,
". B. CHESHIRE,
Candidate for Probate Judge.
advertisement }
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-07
MISS DRENNANs rs.
DIED SUNDAY
After Long and Painful Hines.
Miss Josephine brennan Died
AT Her Home Here Sunday
(From Tueeday's Daily.)

/, Miss Josephine brennan, who has
been Ill for the last three months died
Sunday night ut B O'clock at her homie
on North Main street. Miss brennan
was a sister Of VIZ, and David Dren-
nan OF this city and she WIS well
known both In the city and county.
Sherh a number scf relatives In diff
erent sections Of the county. s
The deceased was In her 65th year.
The funeral services were held at
the home. AL NoTth Main street, yes
,terday afternoon dnd the intermcnt
took place at Silver Brook cemetery.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-07
PROF. MURRAY us. !.
SAFE I'm FRANCE
He and Party 81 oshsr American.
suceeeded Ia Gstting Out Of
Germany INTO PAIRS
(rrom wednSssdasy : j paily.l I

+ (fFom Weun6Suay'SsOail 8
J Mrs. Eva Murray yesterday received
q cablegram from her BON. PROT p! b.
Murray. In which he conveyed the IN.
Americans, succesdsd m id; getting M al out OF Of
Germany just ne the hossilities were
about to begin and that TIL were now
safely established inA Paris. where they
will have to grernxin untl1 sonne pro-
Visions are made Tor getting Aneri-
canR back home. ~ 81
Prof. Murray eath year organizes
a party to tour; Europe This year
he went across with q party OF s16
and things had been delightful With
them until the trouble brolte out. y |,
Following the lad dgice \ that her son
was safe and sound l5rs, Murray. loft
yesterday afternoon 4 Tor w H4claock cket,
r, 4, Who're ssbe VIII fepand the next
few weeks with one tof her daushters.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-07
MAIL SERVICE CR.IPPElaRps
However, One Mail Each Week to
EnpOre IL Assured. u

Washington. Aug. 4.4Temporary
arrangements were. made today for
handling: mail for Europe under con-
ditions imposed by; haswithdrawais sof
liners as the result OF the war. Should
all the big British, German and French
ships be tied up, at least one trans-
Atlantic mail q, week would be In
sr,'cd by the American steamers.
Ships flying tho Italian, Dutch, Nor
he available. The International mon
ey order service between the United
States and Belgium today was sus-
pended ut Belgium's request.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-07
Notice OF ELECTE0N

NWAEOG VE Esjs1OEEUN
. There will be an election In Martin
district, No. Is. on Saturday, August
Sth, for the purpose Of voting on a
special mills tax. Polls open z q.
m., and close at 4 .. m.
-''..,.-' j. B. FELTON,,
Clerk OF county hoard OF education.
Shiloh district No. 40 ON August 10th.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-07
Secretaria de
Puerto Rico

FL gobernador ha propuesto al Con
seio Executive ell nombramiento del Sc
nor Juan Rivera Graner para CONCEAL
de Cayey, en- lugar del senor Manuel
MunOz Gallart. que present6 la renm-
ella de su cargo
Sc han expedido pasaportes para el
eNtraniero las siguientes personals
don Claudio Costoso, de Carolina; don
Jose Loreto Gimenez y don Tomas Flo
res Laureano, de San Juan.
Despues de haber sido examinados, Sc
han archivado los informes anuales de
1913 de las corporaciones y asociacio-
mes denominadas "POrtO Rico Railway
Light Y Power Company "Porto Ri
go Construction Company, The Wo-
odSum Fruit Company Imperial
Fruit Company "Finlay, Weymouth
y Lee. Incorporated y "The Female
\ ademv of the Sacred Heart ..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-07
Venta de una buena finca
y quinta de recreo
en- Bayamon

Hasta ell dia 15 del actual, Sc admi-
ten proposiciones por la finca de re-
creo llamada "QUINTA' de Bay anon,
bellamente situada, de II cuerdas de
terreno, con cuatro edificios dedicables
a variados usos, y limitada por la que
brada de Santa Catalina. Tiene entra-
da por la calle que vifurca en- la dc
Comerio y la carretera a Toa Alta.
Las ofertas Sc dirigiran q los Sres.
A. VICENTE & CO., Apartado 487 de
San Juan, quienes facilitaran los infor-
mes que Sc deseen y resolveran la ad-
judicaci6n, 81 alguna de dichas ofertas
satisficiese los deseos de los vendedo-
res.
San Juan, Pto. Rico, / de Abril de
1914 .~~lXW
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-07
0aK
Nombramientos

Ell gobernador ha frmado hoy los
sigulentes nombramientos
Para vocales de la Junta de S1ndicos
de la Universidad de Puerto Rico, a los
senores Juan b. Huyke Hector H.
Scoville, en- sustituci6n de los senores
Federico Degetaeu fallecido, y J. T.
Crawley, que renunci6.
Para Conceal de Yabucoa don
Luis Ma Ramos; para Conceal de Fa-
iardo, don Ramon Anibal Munoz; Y
para CONCEAL de Bayam6n, 4 don Ig-
nacio Carballeira.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-07
Comite de
reformas sociales
de Ia "Liga obrera de Puerto Rico.

ri Comiie Executive de eSta popular
INSTITUTION. ha n0mbrado el comite de
" Rcformas Sociale> estatnido por me
dio de un acucrdo tornado en 81 ''Pri-
mer COngrcso de esta Liga. veriticado
ga ,sta capital Il dia - dc Mario. Di-
cho Comitt h. quedado conStituido en-
la forma sigliente:
Abogado D. Manuel f. RoSSy
COmcrcianir-D. Bcnit0 Ialduon
d0
Nedico-Dr l.eopoldo Figueroa.
AgricutOr d. Rafael SalselrO.
lngeniero-D. Armando Morales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-07
DESASTRE FERROVIARIO.

Attica. 6.-El tren expreso por ell
Continental Limited choco hoy con
ri puente del rio Wabash al Oeste de
esia poblaci6n. cayendo al aqua la To-
comotora. nm coche dc pasaieroS ell
iren de e1uipaie Perecieron tres per-
SonaS hay mnos 33 heridOS. algunos
H. gravedad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-07
5 Obreros

5 Obreros:
Don Manuel Valdes. d. Leonides Gui-
Hot. d. Modesto Calderin D. Julio Co
rrea> ID. Ramon Ill. Guerra.
Tan pronto Sc reuna en- sesiones este
ORGANISING, daremos a conocer a nues-
tros lectores los acuerdos que sean to-
mados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-07
La zarzuela en- Ponce

Ell sabado de gloria debutara en- Pom
ce la compafiia de zarzuela que dirige
ell senior Puertolas, con la deliciosa ope-
reta espanola, La generala'
La compailfa presenta esta obra con
todo lujo y es una de las que interpre-
ia mejor, bien entendido que todas las
hace bien
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-07
Medalla q Alfonso XIII

Paris 10.
Dice "Le Figaro" que durante la So
lemne session que la Sociedad Naciona!
de Defamation celebrara ell dla 26 del
actual. Y a la que asistira NJ. Poincare.
81 concedera a S. II. ell Rey de Fepafa
la medalla "hors class, entregandola
al embajador
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-07
Cine Tres Banderas

Para esa noche anuncian los sefores
Portell y Garcia ell estreno de la peli-
cula titulada "Vfctima de los mormo-
nes', dividida en- ocho parties de una
gran fuerza dramatica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-07
MAS CADLEGRAMAS
H. NuEvo MINIsTERIo CHINO.

Washington. 6-S. +. j. Shak, ell
primer ministro en- Washington de La
nueva repnblica China, lego hoy a esta
eiudad con nm sequito de ocho personals,
incluvendo su esposa y cuatro hos.
Con 4 vienen tres secretaries para la
Legacion lie China.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-07
-AeEN-
NO

En- la parada Is y | 2, Santurce, vi
cente Lopez al tratar de bajar del carro
electrico No. IA, guiado por Julio San
chez, motorista No. 1919, que estaba en-
sufri6 una caida, recibiendo
varias contusiones de caracter grave en-
ell cuerpo. Fue trasladado al Hospital
La Corte Municipal sentenci0 q Elvi-
ro Lozada sufrir 6 meses de carcel
por un delito de hurto menor cometido
en- la casa del senior Hip6lito Rodrl-
guez, sta en- la calle de Valdes. Puerta
de Terra