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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17
sOUR NUTTy'e
! NOVELETTE, :
ONE ON HAROLD

A. ONE ON HAROLD. e.
Aud as they eat their sandwiches.
OF ham, and exc o. cheese,
A, thins steals DER the sand which is
Nothing but breeze.
Are you just saving It to be pc.
llte?" he persisted. cor do you'really
lnotice 9nSthihg ''straige taaBoat b?ins
today% GGl aosigniSS'
2"No, Harold, r-think not" she said,
1dazzledls Your liair is Se,it THE same
wayit andisita cart 'be Chat you t-liad
your sihastaehe:shafe ed onssi' Tor sthefe
ltLfS fadeaA Your hose!haloT ~. 2s'1
"And'yon don't notice Il" he sud,
a. triae bitterly. 81 should think.
lmogene, that II you loved me as
much as ] love you, you would notice
It." And he sighed.
Tell me, Harald.r she said nj
length. TELL me what 1t is." ~
1T is my SHOE" he said Il sent
one shoe around to be hee,ed. SO !
had to come this evening with only
one shoe on"
+ "oh, Harold!". cried, "of course
I noticed that I didn't say anything
because thought II might embarrass
you'll" 20
He kissed her ,ondly. 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17
Modern I,.,I Hewers Of Wood.

! We hear our fathers speak Of how
the broahaYe used to be in use and
what great thugs they could do with
1t, but VIC do DOT have to go back 10
their times to see isome first class
work. George and Clyde Brown. two
lstrong. young men Of the Stephensport
community, shouldered their axes
early one morning, went to the woods,
and when night came they. had made
sixty zone crossttes. mo culls and only
one second WAS found when they
were spotted.-Hardin%shurg Leader
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17
Cardinals.
Again Losers l,,!,
PIRATES HAVE AN EASY TIME IN
DEFEATING F74.. ST. LOUIS
81 TEAM.

ST. LOUIS, .Apsil 17.-Poor sup
port for Hageman who pitched good
game for the Cardinals helped the
Pirates to win yesterdays game by
the score of to /.
Pittsburgh took the lead in the
second and was never headed, in
creasing the lead by, three runs in
the fifth. st. Louis managed to cross
the plate in the seventh for their lone
tally. -
Pittsburgh also fielded raggedly
but connected more frequently for
hits, at critical times. The score:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17
opERAT1c DoLLs.B BIG HIT.

An entertaining bill offered at the
popular Hippodromc Theatre the last
half OF this week. The program is
repletc with music, novelty and COM
edy. The headliner is big time.
act called "Whitney's operate Dolls
This act might be termed an unusual
novelty. There are five people in the
act, all good singers. who appear as
Il kuintctte of mariouettes. Comedy
and novelty is interspersed through
out tho act WITH tile Singing, and the
production is OF the cleverest
seen here this season.
Coburn and Pearson offer very
pleasing singing and talking skit
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17
The poeah en.a. Dele cation.

Clarence w. Watson. the new Scna.
tor. from West Virginia, was dele,
gate some time ago TO copgression.
adj convention down in hts district.
,Pocahontas county was represented
in the convention by only one dele.
gstei The chairman asked for roll.
Gallon e matter that many did not
understood, WhereuEon the lone
ifPoeahoptas delegate arose and said in
tall seriousness to the assembled
multitude: "Wait! The Pocahortas
delegation desires to hold a consiIta-
,tion."rWasbirgton Herald.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

AT Detroit r. II. E.
st. Louis ..a sol eol 201-S 10 q
Detroit -. 100 211 0oo-5 10 2
Batteries: james and Crossing:
Dauss, Hall, Cayet and stanage and
Baker. Umpire Hildebrand and
o'Loughlin.
AT Chicago- r. II. E.
Cleveland :. 900 900 1000 4 o
Chicago !. ;. 600 600 1ox-1 4 1
Batteries: Blanding and Carish;
Benz and Schalk. Umpire Kill and
Sheridan.
Other games postponed, rain.
Cleveland at Chicago.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Philadelphia at New York.
Washington at Boston.
Standing Of the Clubs.
W. L. Pct.
Chicago ............ 3 0 1000
New York ......1 o 1000
Detroit .......1 IL 300
Boston ............ II 800
st. Louis -. ..... Il 500.
Philadelphia $500. o i 900
Cleveland ): ....i.. =. 3 900
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17

Summary: Three base hits, Simon,
Trust, Struggled; stolen bases,
Leatherwood, Trust; base on balls,
o. frAdams, 1;Soff Cuthrell 2; struct;
out. BY aldams a by Cuthrell, IA.
Time. 1:40. Umpire, Cadell.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17

LosT-Roll money on Fairmont
Ave, between South Side Phar.
macy and 9th street. Finder please
return to this office for suitable
reward. 4-l7-3t
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that is highly entertaining, and their
audiences demonstrated stheir ap-
probation with plentytof laughter
and applause. Ernest Priorjii has ii
comedy noveltyiact thatseores heap,i
lily. Two feature pictures conclude
a first class program MatRee!aHa
O'Clock; evening at 7:3OiGl and nde9
o'clock:ta' ~ s,i& mig
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17
1dndge:'rlI:lVLel'e n
Signs ~ Cdtc:sht lei.

1sfatekgsass eea sisees ~ Map;
ascr Needliam Of tie local baseball.
s 1sfR & 3Rs saEM 'fsSi Ns
April 80. The catcher who is said
to be n fast one was turned over to
the local management by Burchell,i
owner of the Syracuse franchise in
tho New York State League. The
fellows name Is Richard Carleton and
liis reputation is well known to Mani
ager Ncedhnm. Manager Needham
will umpire the game between the
Normal school and Mayncsburg col
lcsc TO be played tomorrow at South
Side Park. "a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17
U| {:
Outcla ed.
TEAM. STILL ToBoGGANING IN
SOUTHERN Towas-eNE
HIT YESTERDAY:

WAKE FOREST. N. C., April ~
Wake Forest blanked West Virginia
yesterday in.agcurtaiiment game 6 to
Q. Cuthrell's pitching featured. he
having fourteen strike-outs, twelve of
which came In succession. Rain
stopped tile game in the sixth The
score:
West virginia-AB. R. H. P. "A. E.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17
BOWLING
Pastime League.

The White sox won two out Of
three from the Tigers last night.
Clements Of the sox was the pin get
ter, having high score and high aver
age. The score:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17

Two-base hits. Mogel; sacrifice
hits. Kelley: stolen bases, Kelley 2,
Mitchell, Wilson; double plays,
Mitchell, vioxg to sKonetchey, wag-
ner to Konetchey; left on bases,
Pittsburgh z, st. Louis 8; first on
balls, off Hageman 2, off 2Mcouilien
4: struck out, by Hageman 2, by
Mcouillen L; hits apportioned. on
Hogeman in s innings. of Doak,
. in inning; passed balls, wingo.
Umpires, Rigler and Enslie. Time,
1857.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday Results.

] at KANSAS Oily X 8 N. M. ,Isl
Chicago oIooos COOS 9 3
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-17
MEETING IMPORTANT.
Eighth Ward Citizens Are Again
Urged to Be Out In Force

The attentior o. Tie Eighth ward
citizens IS again called to the meet
ing to be held this evening al tho
school building at $3.50 O'Clock for
the purpose of discussing plans for
the widening of Locust Avenue.
Other matters will be discussed
also and it is urged that all citizens
interested in the welfare of their
home ward will show their presence
tonight. The planswill be thorough
ly gone over and made clear to the
residents before the matter is taken
before the city commissioners!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-16


us, Ellis" whispered Dorothy, cling
ing to his arm.
Ellis Milford was a hard working
clerk in one of the big insurance Of
fees, and their home had been only
a four-room fiat in the dusty city. But
every Sunday they had gone forth
from the metropolis dreaming of just
such a place as this, only on less
grand a scale; and here was their
dream in brick and turf. And the -
train schedule was excellent. Ellis
could go into town without the need
of any extravagantly early rising, re-
turning in time to enjoy the garden,
in summer time at least before his
supper.
,'There is no agents sign he said,
after a close inspection of the prem
ises.
Perhaps some of the neighbors
would know" his wife suggested.
Inquiries in the vicinity, however,
failed to disclose anything. The house
has been untenanted for many years,
and it was rumored that the owner
resided in England. No, there had
never been any EFFORT 10 rent II. II
would be hard to do so, anyway, be-
cause nobody wanted an old-fashion-
ed house when you could get brand
new one built on the instalment plan.
At which information Dorothy's
heart beat high with secret joy.
%You see, Ellis, it is my English
blood" she explained. you know
grandfather was an EngIshman, and
though 1 never saw him, ] knew l
have inherited his taste for just such
an old-fashioned home"
Dorothy's grandfather had been
grabbed old skinfint, who had settled
in America and calmly disinherited
his son, Dorothy's father, for some
fancied lack of filial duty, leaving his
property to nobody who knew him.
Still, Dorothy always attributed all
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-16

honeymoon three months before.
Five hundred feet away from the
house nearest it, it seemed to domi-
nate the other homes of the COM
munity. The streets ended in its
driveway, which was bordered by
two lawns of greenest grass. There
were two vine arbors, and an old ap-
pie orchard, and the ivy had crept up
to the roof long ago, on every side.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-16
AN ABSENTEE LANDLORD

BY John ST. Clair.
Copyright by w. G. Chapman.) :.
Ellis, there is our, home" said
Dorothy Milford with conviction,
pointing to the old colonial building
at the end of the village street.
1t seemed, indeed, to be Just the
home for which both had been seek
ing ever, since their return from the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28
CABLEGRAMAS
(POR CABLE FRANCES.)
LAS PROPOsICIONEs
PARA UN ARREGLO.

Washington, %, g a. m Ell pre-
sldente Huerta acepta Ell principle la
de las rcpublicas surname
ricanas para concertar la paz Ante la
preston combinada de Inglaterra, Fran
ci& y Alemania, Huerta Sc ha apresu-
RADIO manifestar que esta dispuesto
/ discutr los terminus del armisticio.
Los ministries Gle dichas potencias han
recibido instrucciones de sus respecti-
vos Gobiernos de aconsejar Huerta
lue acceda 4 Ia petici6n coniunta de
Argentina, Chile y Brasil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28
LA SITUACION EN- MEJICO.

New York, %, 1o.3o a. m.l-Los
ofciales del Mclean Telegraph Go. re
un cable aver de la capital de
Mejico, expedido i la 50 de la tarde
(hora de Mejico) comunieandoles que
han habido muchas manifestaciones en-
contra dc los americanos, cnyas pro
piedades han sufrido algun daEo, pero
nj los ciudadanos de los Estados t1nidos
Il otras nacioneS extranjeras han sido
atacados por el populacho
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28

Los que vlenen
Ruy-

FL vapor Caracas" 5" de la Red ID :
Line, llegado aver manaha 4 nuestro
puerto, trajo los siguientes pasajeros
H. f. Wright, Frederick Wright,
Withebnina Wright Victoria Wright,
Karl J Wright W. X. Martin, d. NJ.
Bobe, d. VI. Bobe, d. NJ Bobe, ]. G.
Armstrong, G. j Grantor, f. G. Mar
shall, Leona Cantoni, l.. G. Wiley, ?
G. Castro, Josephine Castro, Maria
Suarez, y NJ. Mendez.
ne trlnsito para Cnrazao.
Aristides Trdaneta. John Kavanogt
y z De Sola.
Para la Guayra.
Anna T. Aguilar Belen Agniiar, b.
len 1. de Aguilar, Peter Oleff, " Con
z3lez, Antonio Perez, Flora Perez, Fe.
ra De Perez y Eustace Brandon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28
FL refugio y
los maestros
IA IDEA MARcITA

81 @ahasie >. renuieron en II edliicio
81 lns Jdsens.. Cfisiiano. los pfofes0res
IL. ~uu Juan. para iomar algunos acuer.
-. e.M rs4,eefo + II herHo.a idea que
ia eone.A,do 4 dlsiiuenido professor don
Teodoro Agnilar Ai.ra. a. le,antar N
Aslonito ~ Rio Piedra. -, edidfios
que han a. Aer albergues j. los mae,.
ifos - de.sfaeia
- Il reunion pfetaleeio Il mayor eii
fts.sasno. ms carts ~ IL distlneulda
profssora A. yielues dona Alonserrate
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28
LA ACTUALIDAD
LOS CANONES DEL MORRO.
OSCAR WILDE.

Ell TEMPO publico una graciosa nota
diciendo que d San Juan Sc lesestaba
fortiticando... Y que, ii efecto, los ca
nones de San Cri8tob&l habian sido
|trasladados al castillo del Moro. Mas
de un valiente ciudadano. en- la Green
ella dc que Ia question yanki-meiicana
estab& a las puartas de Puerto Rico,
|afanosamente indagaron noticias. Y
efactivamcntc ToGoG los canones vie
jos, las VEGAS pleas de artilleri5 de
ISltio que los espanoles trajeron en- el
Antonio Lopez y dejaron abando-
n&dos d raiz de la misericordiosa inva-
sion por humanidad, > son los arma-
ment0S con que Sc CStaba, Seglln ell CO.
lega, fortificando San Juan. Va
hente fortificaci0n ignorada por Vie
toriano Huerta Pancho Villa me-
nudo c. susie que nos di0 EEl Tempo!
\ nosotros que habiamos solicitado va
del EXcmo. Senor Gobernador de la
Culebra @ un balandro con via d
Saint Thomas. San Juan, fortifcan-
dose 2 Pues. ! a otra isla
FL clegante traductor de Oscar vii
dc, Don Miguel Guerra de Mondrag6n,
critico en- materias de estetica, ACADIA
dc publican, en- un libro, varios traba-
JOS de Don Oscar. Y mcnuda la pail
Ia que, en- el prologo, arrima a los
clasicos del pals Juzga su literature
de bombastic y la devuelve. No
puedo resistir-dice-la oratoria en-
versoS. Y arremete contra los viejos
canones y los apolillados preceptistas.
con Ia mar Gle gracia y de buen juicio
Nos parece um buen prologo ell que ha
puesto Guerrita i sus traducciones No
por la sal con que 10 ha eScrlto. sine
por sus atinadas observaciones 4 la
manera con que Sc empenan Ell lamar
Sc "clasicos los bobos imitadores de
Campoamor y Zorrilla los mas bobos
|a1n discipulos de Acuna, Pea y fami-
lid. FL prologuista ha hecho m plau-
sibIc estudio de La Estetica moderna
que tuvo tino int6rprete en- Oscar
Wilde. No sc del valor de las traduc-
clones, por que no tengo la suhciente
cultura en- el idioma ingles para apre-
ciarlas. Yo no sc 81 Wilde ha tenido
que padecer a Guerra, Guerra Sc ha
portado bien Lo 1nico que sc es que
el lie tcca la gloria dc ser el primero
cn traducir esos trabajos de mi amigo
Oscar (No Sc rian los lectores de Pom
&c. -.
Guerra Sc pronuncia modelnista "
Por 10 visto ESQ del modernismo' es-
TIA ahora en- moda Por ESQ FL ITEM
po modernistamente, nos ha fortlfca-
do con canones viejos mohosos.
Fuera bromas, aplaudo ID. Miguel
Guerra de Mondrag6n.
Ruy -Ruy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28

Washington, =. 10 a m)-El pre-
sidente Wilson recibio anoehe un ca
bic de; Negociado International de In
paz, felicitando los Estados Unidos
por haber aceptado las proposiciones
para e arreglo amistoso de la disputa
mejicana. El cable dice asi: Los Pa
cifstas del mundo felicitan muv since
ramente al Gobierno de los Estados
Unidos por no haber vacilado en- acep-
tar la mediacion de potencias amigas.
dando asl TN testimonio solemne de su
ingenuo deseo de zanjar pacffcamente
los confictos internacionales. El Co
bierno de los Estados Unidos sigue
siendo el leader en- al lucha por la
paz universal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28
-T, BRASIL Y SU PROPOSITION

Eio 'aneiro, %. @ pm La acep-
taci6n Ter parte de los Estados Unidos
de la oferta de mediacion entire aquella
rep1blisa i Mejico, ha causado exec
lente impression Ell esta capital. Los
peri6dicos de Rio Janeiro elogian en-
sus editoriales la evidente bnena vo-
luntad del Gabinete de Washington
$ Ell Pals dice que el ejemplo cue han
dado los Estados Tnidos constituye
una gran esperanza de vv realizado q
sublime ideal de la paz universal
~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28
AMERICANOS ARRESTADOS.

Washington, %, (930 a. m.l--El Vi
ee-c6nsul americana en- SaltiIlo. Mr..
John RSilliman ha sido arrestado, en-
union de dos corresponsales de la
prensa americana. que habian aceptado
Ia invitaci6n del presidente Huerta de
venir a Mejico para informar sus pc
ri6dicos de los progresses de la campa-
ma contra los insurrectos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28
DESDE BRUSELAS
PERROS Y CATOS

d amigo me coniaha. anoche. esia
ameedola gue pone D. relieve Ii poca
.impails que iusrlran lo, iamenro> j
aos talons,
fa.aban doe talone> por ana ralle
80 Ii rual an -oeh, habia airopellado
maetio q an tran>enuie. = desputs
qse un" H. ellos = que arudio prime
49, ~ snfrr5 H. 10 ocurrido yolyi6se
& - eomraiiero i diio
~ - NADIA C'est IN famand
-, Hameneos por ~ pare, no les
< ar'ian mayore> considerations 4 los
talones. Isl - ia Il easo le que
- e.ir puno que r., Btigica vivian 60
m" psrro. ga'o> talones > famen-
ros
ENs.ie. "a res,iidad uua difrrencia
tan mareada euirr las primero> i los
g1n,o.. ia ruanio i raza. ipo idlo-
ma refaetrF rfr. qae Il de>acuerdo
s. eompr,ude ha~ia - lusiiica A
ps.a que Ia, damrnco> son f'ematicos.
'alsprio.o, ) taeiinfuo, d., talones son
alegre, drridpre> ton mcnos dlfe-
r-neia. e,eneials.. ea,'ellano, ) rata-
lanes np araaarsn i.or en'ender,e antes
ds- dia de luieio. s pucdc qu- ~ en-
funre.
En un raft dond. me ,uelv relnlr
eon sarin, afiisfas amigos entiaron Ia
oira 'ards hasia telnic oiclalcs del
elerrlio. alie>. membfsidos con las ga
hvxas lahias .nino II ore. rrguldas So
bre las eharret ~rss roia>. Los dos prl-
ineros. l..sahan a.ida ANA gran topa
a. p.ata. canada .u un eomenrso a'lt-
iiee. - >eufsrou 5 amb"> ladlos = j
lp largo le tarlss me.as - hi.era $ a.
airleron ,ersir sendos books de Munleh.
s eada mnmrnio. omo = obedrcicran
ma te< ds mando. t0da~ las fapas
4 plate de ios books r.lisrian como ba-
sonetas. lo> books ~ alzabau los
tesuts uiirlale. miraban con lujuria al
feeho mleu'ras =. ola 81 glogiotear H.
ia -efNe<a De>pues. .odo, i,s books
de-eeudluu ln mlsmo ilfnpo. j iodas
las apss al eavr ,obre lo> books. pro
d4clan un ruldo metalico uniforme
Enfrf irago irago poeas palabras,
nadia ae riaa- n H. titas, los oiicialcs
stlfh~abau ~4 fFtmufo ~in hmesr gran
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28
DANDO LAs GPACIAG.

Buenos Aires, %, g a NJ MIR
George LoriIlard, Secretario de la lie
gacion Americana Ell esta Capital, die
gracias hoy al Gobierno Argentine, ep
nombre del Presidente Wilson, por Il
oferta de mediacion en- el conAicto dc
Mejico Los Gobielnos de Bolivia y
Nicaragua han manifestado su adhe
sion al principle de intercesion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28
I,LEGADA DE TROPAS.

Veracruz, %, (715 a. M LAS tro-
pas que llegaron aver en- los transpor-
tes americanos al mando del general
Funston desembarcaron esta manana
para reemplazar 4 las tripulaciones dc
los barcos de guerra, que volveran d
sus respectivos buques
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28

me- cuenia Ell Seguida de que, Brouk no
era flamenco. Me llevo d su estudio
"a gran novelista argentine Roberto
Payr6. \ salio Il abrirnos la puerta el
miSmo Brouk en persona
FL estudio eStaba envuelto en- una
pcnumhra dc atardecer. en I'm angu-
10. agazapada en la sombra como 81
teiniera ser vista. 81 hallaba la mode
10. una mujerciia morena vivaracha
como una madrilena. una artista del
teatro Galleries.
irouk no pudo diSimular su emoci6n
euando Payr6 le notiiic6 la nucva:
-'fe compran tu Cristo EN- 10000
franco, Acabo de recibir una carta
dc Ia Argentina en que me 10 anuncian
asi. pero - necesario que envies una
fotograiia en seguida. sin perdida de
liempo.
Ahora mismo contestG Broull
mordltndosc las unas- zorro casa de
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la modelo. la modelo.., ! Dlos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28

Diaz d. Prados fut acogida con gran
si-opatia. La sonora Diaz de Prados,
ofrecc dicz d6lares Y anuncia que abri-
ri Ia susrricpci5n en Vieques
Ia sido nombrada Ia comsi6n recau-
dadora dc san Juan, compuesta de to-
dos los profesores dc las escuelas ,dibli-
cas. lel senior Mass6. dc la senorita An
gelita Castro de don Teodoro Agular
/, sonora.
La eomisi6n Sc dirigira 4 visitar al
Gobernador Wager para que sea el pri-
nero 4. figure en- la lista de donantes.
Fl proyecto del senor Aguilar es tan
hermoso que no dudamos que ha de en-
conirar la cooperation de todos.
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New York. %, 90 a. m)-Ei super
New York, buque III
sigma del Almirante Cameron Wins
low, Comandante del escuadron de ser
vicio especial sali6 para Veracruz aver
Dor la tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28

San Juan Martes 2S de Abr1 de 1914
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28
Los candidates
republicanos
PARA Ell MITNICIPIO DE
SAN JUAN.

lie aqui los nombres de los candida
tos electos por la convention republica-
na para los cargos municipales. en- San
Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-28

DOCTOR JOSE \. CARBONELT.

Alcalde.
DOCTOR JOSE \. CARBONELL
Concej ejales
Lcdo. Manuel VI. Ginorio Lcdo Ho-
racio 5. Belaval, Lcdo. Salvador Suau,
don Jaime Sifre Tarafa. don Ramon Mi
randa don Reinaldo Paniagua. don
Juan B. Amanda, don Isaac Miranda
don Harry F. Besosa.
.Junta escolar
Sr. Jose A. Rexach doctor Francisco
del Vale Atiles y Licenciado Pedro c.
Thimothee
La anterior candidatura ha sido en-
tregada hoy al gobernador wager. Y, CO.
mo Sc We, es eXcelente.
Respecto a la candidatura del doctor
Carbonell como Alcalde, va ell BOLE-
TIN eXpreso su opinion antes de ahora.
y 10 hizo tributando la debida iusticia
al popularlsimo pol1tico v al notable
hombre de Ciencia.
Hoy tenemos que agregar 10 dicho
1ue 81 le juzgamos candidate insupera-
bic, claro esta que al ser nominado por
su partido esta designation tiene todas
nuestras simpatias
DE los demas selores que han lie ir