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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
In thu District our of tile County
OF IscrnaliIlo. state of New

In IN Distgtct tourt OF tile County
az B~eruaIiI,o. state of New
Mcaico.
Jesus Romero, as acting Sheriff oi
the county or ~Bernalillo. New
Mexico. and MS Trustee under a
deed II trust executed by Mahlon
n. Wilburn and Ida WIlburn. Sep
TENDER 18th. 1911. and Halle Hun
Eaker.
Plaintiffs.
Nh.
Mahlon r. wilburn and ida wilhurn,
j. q. schwentker. Alma Howell
S~chwentker. and Il. u. Donohu.
Defendants.
No. $3.50.
Notice OF Pcndcncy NJ suit.
To Mahlon 4. wiiburn and r. y.
Donoho. whose present location.
place OF residence and p%ostofhce ad-
dresses are 20 the plaintiffs unknown.
You and eac of you are hereby no
titled hat on the Sth day OF August.
A. u. 1914. there was filed In the
office Of the clerk Of said court "A
complaint by the above named plain
THIS against you and the other de-
PENDANTS above named. wherein and
whereby the plaintiffs seek TO fore
close "A dee of trust made by the
defendants. Mahlon r.. Wilburn and
Ida Wilburn. his wife. To otto
DieckmRnn, Trustee. dated Septem-
Der 18th. 1871 (aald otto Dieckmann
having since deceased. and has been
succeeded as Trustee therein by
Jesus Romero. acting sheriff of Ber-
Nullll. a.NUNaN aud a. luNA Tho gulA
Court ascertain and determine the
amount due upon a certain promis-
eory note dated September 18th.
1911. for Six Hundred Dollars
tso0.0o) with interest from date at
the rate OF ten tio) per cent per an
mum, due and payable six Co months
after date, together with ten (io)
per cent IA attorneys fees, said note
made by the defendants. Mahlon T..
Wilburn and Ida Wilhurn, and en-
dorseG by the defendants. J.. o.
schwentkcr, Alma Howell schwent-
ker and X. u. DonohO. aud payable
10 the order OF Halle Hunsaker, one
Of the plaintiffs. and 20 have the
Court ascertain and determine the
amount OF Insurance and taxes paid
by the plaintiff. Halle Hunsaker.
upon that certain piece, tract and
parcel Of land described In and COW
cred By said deed of trust. and sit
uated In the county Of %ernaiill0 and
state Of New Mexico. 10 wit:
All OF Lot five (5l In Block TWEEN
ty-nine (29) OF Huning'e Highland
Addition 20 the City Of Albuquerque,
~. NJ, as shown on the plat thereof
made by otto Dleckmann and filed IN
the office OF the Probate Clerk and
Ex-Ofhcio Recorder Of Bernalillc
County, n. ~, on the 18th day OF
May. 1887.
And the plaintiffs pray for a judg-
ment foreclOHing said Hen on said
properly and premises, and the sale
OF said property and premises In sat
isfag ton thereof. and for a def
cheney Judgment against the endors'
ers Of said note. 10 wit; Tho defend
ants, j. o. S~chwentker. Alma How.
eli schwentker and n. u. Donoho
and against the defendant. Mahlor
y. Wilburn, n OF the makers o.
said note.
You are further notified that un'
less you enter your appearance II
aald cause on or before the 3isi daN
OF October, A. ID. ieii. judgment
will be rendered against YOU, or suel
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Albuquerque Evening Herald.


Pat-Kehoe a a dermatologist
$50 for changing his pug nose into
a nrecian nosel
Mike-He did2
Pat-no did Next day Callahan
knocked Il back into "A pug nose again
fer nothing at aili-kahsas City
Times.
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HELP WANTED


waitress At Combs cafe.
HAVE A CoNTRACT-To distribute
a million Free packages BoraN Soap
Powder. Want reliable men and wo-
men To help. xi5.OO weekly. WAIVER
~ Brown. $50 y. Franklin, ChiCaso.
STATE MANAGER wanted by I'M
nois corporation. establish office,
manage statesmen; %pcriuaHtnt conuoc-
ton. monthly salary and commission.
hank references given. Investment OF
si00 to tl200 required q carry stock
of goods. should easily net $1,000
annually, Eastburne. old Colony
Bldg, Chicago
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NOTICE ron PunLIcATIoN.

L. s. Land Onice at Santa Re, y. 81.
August rs, 1914.
Notice Is hereby given that Fran
cisco Montuyn, Of Cabezon. y. ~.
who, Oh February 10Th. 1919. made
homestead entry No. 0i6aGi FOR
sen, Section 81. Township lGN.
Range 6W, y. n. =. meridian, has
filed notice OF intention 10 make nye
year proof, 10 establish claim to the
land above described. before Charles
W. Holman. United States commits
sioner at Cabezon. \. A., on October
5, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses: r. r.
Heller. Clements Casaus, Felipe Mon
toya, FedrS 4%rtinez, all Of Cabezon.
n. NJ. FRANCISCO DEIGADO.
Register.
Evening Herald" Albuquerque. n. II.
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SITuATION WANTED.

SCRUB WOMAN wants job In instr
tuition, hopping and scrubptsg.
Reference furnished Address s. G.,
Herald office.
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WILLIAM l.. STAIEY
Civil and Consulting ENGINEER
Cromwell Bldg.
TO LOAN.


MONEY TO LOAN-On salaries.
household goods and livestock with
out removal. Nc'es bought and sold.
Union Loan Co, room II, over First
National bank. Phone 1898.
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Dunbar Bargains


. FUR RENT. I
. i-room modern orick house 4
. East Central avenue, t22.5O. 4
. 6-room house, corner Coal 4
. avenue ana seventh street. I
Store room. Central Ave, be- Z
. tween Third and Fourth SITS. 4
. 6-rouIn modern Nrick house.
= 5i9 N. Y. ave-. t22.b0. water !
= paid.
. 6-room house. s3i No. Fifth I
. ST.; modern, $500.
= 4-Toom house, Highlands. SIC. I
y Groom house, east Hazeldine
. avenue; modern, $4,000.
. FOR SALE.
Groom house for sale or rent; I
. West Coal avenue. modern. lot
. 50xti2; nne shade and lawn.
. Ranch. 1GO acres improved,
. well stocked. aud for sale at a 4
. bargain; I miles out.
. Fine cor. lots. West Coal Ave. 4
o Groom house. West Iron Ave, 4
. Price. $500.
All kinds OF terms
FIRE INSURANCE 4
o MONEY TO LOAN. I
. DuNIiAlps REAL ESTATE I
Q OFFICE. I
. 22i Gold Ave, Corner THIRD ~. I
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BUSINESS CHANCES

@
WANTED-I.ady 10 take hall inter-
est In n u profitable bust
ness; $4,000 required, salary, $500
To $500. Address a. O. Boa 20s,
city.
SAY why don't YOU do as thousands
OF others have Improve your
financial condition You sag how!
Operate a kingery peanut rooster and
corn Hopper. Many STYLES from $40
60 $1,000. Liberal terms catalog d.
tells all. KinEery MIS-. Co, Mccain
mon Bids. Cincinnati. o..
WELL DRILLS Of superior quality;
steam n gas0line power; great
money-earning capacity. Loomis Drili
Co.. THIN, ohio.
Lost anyihing7 Let's Herald want
I'D find Il tor you.
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NOTICE on smERIrF-s SALE.

No. SOs3.
IN the District CouTt OF the County OF
Hernalillo. Territory Glow Statc)
OF New Mexico.
Bcrnalillo Mercantile Company. Plain
tin.
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Sheriff Of Bernalillo County,
New Mexico.
George =. Klock. Plalntin's Aitor-
ney. Albuquerque, y. NJ.
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CUSTOM TAILORs.

COME IN and see my new fan wool
ems. ! have received "A large stock
of the newest patterns. l.. G. Gle
lietz. ~. 4. Armijo building.
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Vulcanizing
For snle-Mlsoellaneous

For Snle-Mlsoeiianeous
FOR SALE-Old papers for putting
down eapetH. etc. Call at Herald
office.
FOR SALE-Lot near Highland
park; good air and view; convon-
lent 20 high school or university.
Also house Tor sale. j. a. Hammond,
S2i East Silver.
FOR sALE-Roek crushor and pull
Vorizcr. Will be sold cheap. suit
able for mining work, road building
and concrete wOrk Alhuquerque
Foundry A Machine Works.
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Albuquerque evening Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-12

Mahlon r. wilbur aud ida wilburn,
j. O.. -Schwentker, Alma Howell
S~chwentker. and X. u. Donohu.
Defendants.
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JESUS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-11-09

San juan Puerto Rico Lune9 eNovien de- 1914.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-11-09
Un nino ahogado

La sonora Leonardo Melendez, domi
cillada en- una casa de la calle de San
Andres, de Puerta de TERRA. Sc puso a
banar su hijo Jose Martinez. de seis
amos de edad, en- una "tina', la ma
mana del sabado
La sonora NIelendez tuvo que atender
en- ese momento a una perentoria ocu-
paci6n y dej6 solo al nino, olvidandose,
seg1n' parece, de la edad Gle este, ell cual,
cuando su madre volvi6, va estaba casi
ahogado
La infeliz criatura fu6 Nevada inme-
diatamente la Sala de Socorros, don
de la atendi6 ell DR.. Garcia Cabrera, pc
70 no lie fu6 possible salvarla.
No hay como reflejar ell dolor de la
desgraciada madre al yer que, por su
culpa, habla muerto su hijo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-11-09
Los que vIenen

Ell vapor "Caracas de la Red d.
Line, que lego hoy procedente de Nue-
va York, trajo cuarenta cinco pasa
jeros para San Juan, contandose entire
ellos el senior V. Virella y su esposa;
don Jose r. Fajardo, sonora f. Ro-
driguez, don j. Pacheco don Antonio
Perez, don Juan Martinez, don Elias
Conception, don Angel Malatrassi y Sc
nora, don NJ RAMIREZ, don Pedro Soto
ira, don Antonio Montalvo don B. }.
Ieno.
Tambi6n vino en- el Caracas" ell
Juez del Supreme senor Wolf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-11-09

Nuestra bbliografia Sc acaba de en-
riquecer con un libro vahoso; es un IL
bro de gran inter6s y de gran utllidad,
un libro que ha podido costar al pue-
bio de Puerto Rico mucho dnero, y
que un distinguido letrado, Don Fran
cisco Socorro. Sc 10 acaba de brlndar
gratuitamen,1 Tratase del Codlgo C1-
vii de Puerto Rico, anotado y concor
dado, labor eSta que requiere en- ell au-
tor una competencia y una laboriosl-
dad grandes. Hablando de la admira-
Bile labor qae el Licenciado SocOrro
ha llevado 4 cabo. ha dicho con su reco-
nocida competencia el LicenciadO L6-
pez Landr6n:
LA compleja, delicada, minuciosa,
perseverance, en- alto grado dificil
tarea de poner en- 6rden y someter a
concerto an.e los ojos de todO inves-
tigador. de t0dO letradO. de tOdo juez Y
de cualquier funcionario, cada precep-
to de nuestr0 C6digO frente al cOrrela
two antique espanol, ilustradO con las
Sucesivas modifcaciones que en- el bre-
We lapse de 16 amos de domination
americana ha venido SufriendO todO ell
cuerpo legal de nuestra vida civil; eS
obra de verdadera importancia, de
muy solicito esmero y de circunspec-
ci6n muy especial, debida por un cello
so gobierno 4 su pueblo, que no tantO
por el conciudadano cuyo escaso item
20 Fibre Y cuyos recurSOS limitados pue-
den agotarse facilmente en- el prolonga-
do empeno IL la tenaz y paciente al
Dor.
Y agrega en otro parrafo:
La incesante promulgaci0n de leyes
de diversos 5rdenes, los mas heteroge-
neos. de origens sistemas los mas
opuestos de criterios irreconciliables,
por decirlo &c una vez, seg1n el habitO
intemperante irrefeXivo de sustituir
artfculos sueltos aislados sin cuidarse
del recorridO general y complete del
articulado n inspirarse en- la l6gica
fundamental del sistema, ha product
do en- nues.ro derecho civil, especial
mente en- suS puntos mnltiples de enla-
ce con las demas generates y especiales
de la legislaci6n. un estado de confu-
sion deplorablc De esta confusion vie
ne a sacar a todo perplejo jurisconsul-
to esta obra del Derecho Civil del Sr.
SOcOrro.
De ahora en- adelante todos cuantos
layamos tenido la buena fortuna dc
radirle su auxilio consultando sus ci-
tas copiosisimas que agrega al articu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-11-09
El drama de Llorens

Ell estreno del drama de Llorens To
rres, con m pr6logo lie Munoz Rivera,
cue estaba anunciado para anoche, Sc
ha transferido para el viernea.
La raz6n de este aplazamiento cs que
ell senior Roig ha querido dar II mayor
ampitud los enSayos a fin d. que la
obra sea presentada con toda propie-
dad.
Ell viernes cs de Greer que el teatro Sc
vera pleno de publco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-11-09
Las obras que valen

lado del teXto legal, hallaremos inme-
diamente despejado la vista cada
punto dudoso y su precepto, y con ca
da precepto los dictados ilustrativos de
la juriSprudencia No tendremoS, pues,
que cOnSumr precioSas horas, esfuerzos
mentaleS en- divagacion, computes de
recordacion vacilante, tanteando en-
busca de la doctrina VICENTE aplica-
bic al hecho Jurldico al actO il1citO
entire los va numeroSOs tomoS de leyeS
promulgados bien revisando a We
ces, mediante la lectura de sus 1ndices,
los Is tomos publicadOs de nuestras
leyes, hasta cerciorarnoS de la ultima
modification operada en- ell precepto le-
gai. Esta que era la molesta mas emo
josa y torpe del ejercicio diario de la
profession de la abogacia, la turbaci6n
del Juez, la Derplejidad de todo consul
tante, ha desaparecidO Nos ha libra
DO de ella ell Sr. Socorro ofreciendonos
al mano el fruto condensado de su in
mensa dtil labor de ordenaci6n
Esto que In dicho con reconocida au-
toridad del S'r. Lopez Landr0n, no ne
cesita ampliacion por nuestra parte,
ampIiaci0n que, Ell materia como esta
Iue abarca > condensa el libro del Sr.
SOcOrro, ha0rjd de ser POGO eficaz
Hemos querido Sencillamente, pres
tar un medic de divulgaci6n al mereci-
do elogio que de Ia oAra del Sr. Soco-
rro hace ell Sr Lopez Landr6n, en- el
brillante pr6logo que ha puesto a Hti-
lisimO libro de oonsulta; libro que no
ha de faltar Ell ningUn tribunal de JUS
ticia, nj Ell cl bufete de ningtn aboga-
do. Libro cs este que no necesita re-
clamos Y que tiene ura segura y cont
nua clientela FL autor que tiene tan
bien ganado: titul0S la consideration
~ al estimu!o de sus conciudadanos 81
encuentra, como es de esperar en- bien
de la cultura de Puerto Rico. 81 encuen-
ira la cooperation que merece para es-
ia obra que acaba de imprimir, publ
cara otras de la misma indole coordi-
nando el C@digo de procedimiento ci-
vii, el Derecho Penal y cl C6digo de
prOcedimienfo Criminal
Ell Sr. Socorro entregando sus
companeros ! frutos paciente de sus
investigaciones, ha hecho una labor al
truista y cultural superior todo enco-
miO.
Sepa recompensarle el pals, y sin6
"a 2ls@"a 62l a4tor, ha5rl quedado 4 Ia
que corresporde a TODD pueblo agrade-
edo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-11-09
En- el Casino Espanol

Lo mas distinguido de nuestra socie-
dad Sc dio eta anoche, en- los elegantes
salones del Casino Espanol.
Desde las nueve y media hasta las
doce, Sc estuVo bailando animadamente.
La orquesta ejecut6 un buen progra-
ma, y todo contribuy6 a dar la sen
ella y hermosa fiesta extraordinario
enc2nto.
Sc anunci6 modestamente una jarana,
pero result6 un esplendido bale el de
anoche en- ell Casino.
La juventud, entusiasmada, pregun-
taba anoche, cuando Sc baila otra vez.
Ell mes pr6ximo Es casi SECURE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-11-09
Il suceso de aver


A las dos de la madrugada de hoy
Sc volc6 en- Hato Rey, parada 30, ell au-
tom6yil ndmero 433, propiedad de Pc
dro Alcaraz y guiado por ell chauffer
Marcelo Sanchez
Del accidente result6 muerta Maria
Garcia, natural de Trujillo Bajo, de 20
amos de edad.
Recibieron varias heridas y contusio
mes Crecencia Cordero Maria Maldo-
nado, las cuales fueron traidas al Hos
pital Municipal de Santuree, iuntamen-
tie con dos amigos que las acompanaban
y que tambi6n estan en- ell Hospital
El alegre paseo que las "alegres"
muchachas y sus companeros Sc propo-
nian, termin6 de esta tragica manera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-11-09
Cine "Tres Banderas"

Esta noche Sc proyectaran, a petici6n
de Varias famiIias las bellas peliculas
FL Banco Viejo" y Ernestina', que
tanto han gustado a nuestro pdbIico
La primera consta de 8 parties y de
siete la otra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-11-09
Melodia de I'm cease en- juyentud
A Romualdo Real.

A Romualdo Real
iOh amada estrella mia
Que est5s tan lejos de mi:
lla siglos que espero el dia
de VERNE junto de II
Loco cstoy Gle Eternidad
Y del brumoso pals,
va siento mi ancianidad.
va tengo el ensueno girls.
Voy por el mundo cargando
Mi alforja de vida in
Terinamente, buscando
La gloria de tn jardin.
Pienso Y camino en- calma
Con mi carga terrenal.
LIevando dentro del alma
Toda la vida astral.
Mis- suenos, acrisolada-
Mente, sangran lentos. y
Rubrlcan Ell la jornada
Cinco letras de rubi.
ion a'nada estrella mia
Que estds tan lejos de mi:
Ila siglos que espero ell dla
De VERNE junto de II!
Arturo Gomez Costa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-11-09
Subscription belga
A FAVOR DE LAS FAMIIIAS
VICTIMAS DE LA GUERRA.
Lista No. 5.
Lista No. 5.

Mr. Jules Gay $500
- Joseph Roche 500
- Paul Vincent 200
= Emile Marquee 200
Or. Jose Carbonell 800
Mr.. Ch A. Dinet 500
y Eduard Ernouf 500
- Matthew Alfonsi Giusti 250
Don Jose Hernandez Usera 500
Srtas Joscfna y Maria Noble 500
Dona Juana Santiago, vda. de
Rivera 1000
Don Eulogio T. Rivera 500
I'm amigo 500
DIR. Jose Ma Cueto zoo
Don Manuel Soto 500
(" Joaquin Pacheco ZOO
Sres. Sanchez Morales y Co. $500
Galguerr y Co. LOO
Don Gabriel Guerra 500
Ina simpatizadora 100
Sres. b. Cerame y Co. 1000
Baquero y Co. 500
= j. Pedreira Y Co. zoo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-11-09
Dionisio Trigo

FL mes pr6ximo regresara de su via
Je Espana nuestro buen amigo Dioni-
sio Trigo
Damos tan agradable noticia los mu
chos amigos que tiene aqui {! popular
de Pinillos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-11-09

Colmado Perez 100
Zen Pedro Za,azar 200
Sres. j. Padr6 Co. 800
Herrero Hermanos 200
" Real Hermanos 1900
:" Perez Termanos 800
Don Ernesto F. Rodriguez 1000
" Ramon Carbia 100
IN eimpa tizador 100
Don d. Monserrat 100
!" D. Sosa 100
J" Izzy Sachs 100
G. Malatrassi 100
Augusta B. Palmer 100
=" P. Gomez 100
=" A. 0. Mojo 100
/" c. We're 100
Fl. N. Dix 100
F. Schomburg 100
!" Alberto Tuentes 100
+" Salvador Perez 100
Sres. Luiha Hermanos Sucres. 500
Lcdo Pedro Gonzalez Garcia 100
Don Emigdio Ginorio 100
Santiago A. Panzardi 500
Sres. Rodriguez Fernandez 100
Don Maximlno Luzunaris 100
Felix Vega Albert 200
- Juan M. Cuadrado 100
' r. zeno 06rdova 100
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-11-09

" R. Loubriel Cuete zoo
Sra. Juana Saldana de Finlay 1000
Rvdo. Padre Palacios 200
Srtas. Quintero 500
Srta. Julita Slldana Skerret 500
Srta. Carmen Saldana Skerret 500
Don Emilio Iglesias 100
DR.. Salvador Ros 500
" Jose Manuel Canals 100
" Juan Beltran Buhiga. (Hu-
macao LOO
hugenlo Ferrlera lHumacao) 5.OO
MI + u' H. Zoo
Cn SlmpatzaooF Z.oO
"a loo
a. y. l.oo
u. = VIC L. loO
w. Il D. 1.oO
~" ben'lo Aaiuuonoo o'oo
Enrlque blrd Arlas 1O-o'
~ D. Aponte, arroyo 100
In or;ro sooI
Don Rarolu R,lso;ro 5on1
), c..- ~,
y ,rou+;n ou.o a.,
), roa5 "a son
g, ,I~-l c< 80"
- Tr,;l:S C,,,o oo ~
- 1Ilor:o co,,to. eoo
cr,. r,+;>nuo~ u~
- Po,.;s+, Ca+61;oo ter w.
1o,,,
'i -'i"iiIei Aiuea NazdFlo O.oO
r iannon : una Loo
,''' ,'uCi e0' 'e a. oudrez Co' z'OO
SroO r Nro1o+roa; ~ eoo|
Don 1ran ro1hr;o1 90
" Tsidro 2 Abare. Koo|
Tn am;co oo
I'm Roonord, a., Do,,
noah oo
rAcuAe
H y, 4''tr0'o ~ norrdA zoo
~ ! oinei 3.oo|
>, :" Do"'nsoe1 ZOo|
:, ,r 00ni'ngtiez IoO
=, 'ei "ruo VIA 2.00|
=, AhuieS 'ouelro 2.o0
a. 'IfneAez olcardo zoo
r>'s ulr0S "liduoS lo-oo
l1on - iSeln Apohte [repm) IOO|
V''''" I'll ID Inca uei Or N. TO
l"'lr0 too
,on fdncisco H. SUPRA 300
Il" mPa'izadora 5.00|
Oon Enrique Janer 3.00|
haIael Gamer lO0|
- Rafael Munoz Garcia 1OO|
" Jose Faura O5O|
" Jacinto Polanco 2.OO|
" Ramon Vilar 2O0I
DR. c. Meroado OO|
Don Florencio Polanco 5O0|
" Jose j. Alvarez 2OO|
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-11-09
BOlctin McPC0ntiI dc Puerto RiCO

REDACTORES:
Jose Coll Vidal. Ricardo Milo.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-12-25
Must Comply with Law.

Vermillion.-BacauSe the owners or
managers of opera houses have failed
or refused to comply with the provi-
sions Of the state building inspection
law the state food and drug commits
sioner has recently found 1t necessary
to condemn a number OF uch build
ings. Among other requirements OF
the law as applied to buildings used
for public entertainments are wide
exits, proper inclines instead of steps
fire PROCEED scenery and curtains and
seats securely fastened to the floor
and properly spaced. Since the food
and drug department has taken charge
of this branch of inspection work some
Improvements have been required of
practically every public hall or opera
house in the state. and there remain
comparatively few now which do not
comply with the law. The commission
err says it is important that all new
buildings should be erected in such
manner as to conform to the specifica-
tions of this state building inspection
law. and that prospective builders q
such buildings write the state focd
commissioner at Vermillion for a copy
of the law. In a bulletin SEN out from
the office of the food and drug com
missioner attention is called to the
necessity for ample fire escapes on
school houses in the state. The food
commissioner has been gathering in
formation concerning the standard re
quirements for school buildings and it
is expected that inspectors OF this de-
partment will shortly after the first
of he new year start on a general cam
paign OF inspection OF the schoolhouses
in the state.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-12-25
BEFORE THE HEAVY COURSE
Some Delicious Appetizers That Are
Not at All Hard to Acquire
or Prepare.

The hors d'oeuvre is not much used
by private families in America, but
a dish Of any of the things used will
admirably set off a modest meal. For
oysters or CLAIMS, cooked or raw, two
hours before serving chop two or
three shallots very fine and put them
In a saucedish with salt, pepper, vine
gar and oil. Pass this around with
the shellfish, supplying small plates
for holding the sauce. Another ex-
cellent hors d~'oeuvre can be made of
one green pepper. several slices of
Bermuda onion, and one firm, fresh
tomato. Peel the tomato and denude
the pepper OF seeds. Then cut the
last in fine shreds. putting these on
top of a slice Of onion laid in turn on
a slice of tomato. But do this indi-
vidual arrangement after the vege-
tables have marinated in a dressing
Of olive oil, lemon juice or vinegar
and salt and pepper. Anchovies,
preserved in oil, are famous appetiz-
ers, and they are served as they
come on a little dish with hard
boiled eggs chopped fine, capers and
minced parsley.