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The Holbrook news., 1914-05-15
A New Lawyer
 Locates in HOlbrOOk

On another page appears the professional card of Leroy Will son. MT. Wilson recently came
 here from Winnemucca, Nevada,
 where he practiced law for a number of years. He is native of Washington, D. C., where he graduated from the law school of the National University. and was admitted to practice before the Court of Appeals of the Dis trict of Columbia. In the spring of 1913 he was admitted to prac- tice by the Supreme Court of Arizona. From what we can gather, he is a man of good per sonal reputation and legal attain ments. While being a new conner it is only natural that as yet he cannot refer to local bankers or merchants regarding hIs personal standing, but he has no hesIt- ancy in referring to the First National Bank of Winnemucca. the Winnemucca State Bank 6 Trust Go. and E. Reinhart 6 Co, the largest merchants in as to his personal stand ing and ability as a lawyer.
The Holbrook news., 1914-05-15
Mothers Day

Last Sunday was Mothers Day and Mrs. w. B. Cross, with her usual kindness and thoughtful ness remembered the members of the L. D. s. Sunday school and very agreeably surprised them by taking a box of beauti- ful white carnations and pre- senting one to each mother in at tendance and distributing the balance to visitors. The flowers were fresh and sweet, and Mrs. Cross has the thanks of the re- cipients.
The Holbrook news., 1914-05-15
ARIZONA AT THE
 PANAMA EXPOSITION

There is satisfaction not only
 among the officials of the Pana-
 ma California exposition, but also
 among the commissioners from
 the numerous western states
 which have started their exhibit
 buildings in the Exposition Beau
 tiful, over the progress of Ari-
 zona toward establishing It's
 building and exhibit.
 The petitions for an initiative
 vote for a $35. GOO state appro-
 priation were filed a short time
 ago with Secretary of State $. P.
 Osborn, to be voted upon in the
 fall. By July 6, four months preceding the election. there must be 2, 162 names on the peti- tion, and neither c. H. Akers. president of the Arizona Gazette of Phoenix. nor any other mem- Der of the Arizona commission, questions the easy securing of that number of signatures. The first petition was filed with the secretary of state by J. R. Kerr, a member of the state commis-4 sion for the Panama California exposition. and also chairman of the Yuma county board of super visors.
 In the meantime, the county boards are raising funds for ad- vancing the, state commission in order that construction may start in ample time to allow not only the completion of the building and installation of the exhibit. but the work of improving and surrounding the grounds with trees, flowers and sbrubbery. It IS the boast of the San Diego exposition that it will begln onl time. with several weeks to spare. Present work is well in advance of the estimates, and ] San Diego never has to worry about weather conditions, for there construction can proceed every day in the year.
 New Mexico's S3O,OOO repro duction of the Mission at Acoma is rapidly nearing completion. and the artists drawings for the Utah building have been pre- sented. Nevada's $40, GOO ex- hibit is not yet started. but will be under way before long. Just as Arizona is bordered by these states, so the reservation made for her is in the center of the other reservations so situated on the plateau where the state buildings stand as to overlook both canyons and have a clear view of the sea in three direc- tions. Far at the other end of the grounds is another exhibit , of Arizona, the Painted Desert" concession of the Santa Fe railway, on which i are now at work stalk Ing out the line of the mesa to 1; be constructed there and the , lines of the adobe wall to sur round the desert.
The Holbrook news., 1914-05-15

At meeting of St. Martha's Guild held last Monday it was decided that the guild be discon- tinued, It being the opinion that there were not sufficient ladies in Holbrook who are members of the Episcopal church to carry on the objects and work of the guild. The affairs of the guild were turned over to the Womans Club.
The Holbrook news., 1914-05-15
Apron and Bakery Sale

The Holbrook Womans Club holds an apron and bakery sale at the club house Saturday after noon, May 23rd, Come and get dressed up in a brand new apron; if you don't need aprons there will be other useful articles that you may want, and you can buy some something good to eat for your Sunday dinner.
The Holbrook news., 1914-05-15
Last week Postmaster E.

Last week Postmaster E. J. Smith and his assistant. A. Biggs, besides their regular work. handled 1000 pounds of flour and 5000 pounds of salt through the local postofice. The merchandise was shipped by par eel post from Magdelena, N. M., to Blue, Arizona, between 40 and 150 miles from this point. The two tons of mail were load ed promptly on wagons and started for their destination by D. K. UdalI, the mail contractor.
The Holbrook news., 1914-05-15
Will Lecture at Court
 House Thursday Night

Mrs. Gammode, instructor of elocution and oratory in the Uni versity of Arizona, will speak at the court house Thursday evening on the subject of State Wide Prohibition. Mrs. Gam mode represents the Women's Christian Temperance Union of Arizona.
The Holbrook news., 1914-05-15
HOLBROOK WINS FIRST
 OUT-OF-TOWN GAME

On Sunday morning the Hol- brook base ball team, bouyant and happy, boarded the 7:45 train for Flagstaff to play their first out-of-town game. and they came back in the same spirit the same night, having beaten the Skylight City team by score of 16 to 15. The game was devoid of any special features, except that our boys went up in the air" in the sixth inning, and the Flagstaffs managed to put 2 runs over on them while they were in the areoplane. Other wise. Holbrook played very steady ball. If this one inning could have been eliminated. the victory would have been much more Satisfactory. but it must be said to our boys credit that they did not stay up in the air' and that's what saved them the game. The line-ups were as fol- lows:
 Flagstaff = Smith. Callahan, Temple. lesser, Shumway, Dahl, Zallaha, Heiser, Richardson.
 Holbrook- -Mineer, Patterson. o. Gardner, E. Gardner, Jolly, Bromley, Carpenter, Toohey. .Hulet.
 Besides the ball players. the following Holbrookites took in the game: MT. and Mrs. Arthur Jarvis. Chas. Gardner. L. Bates, Al Miller, R. s. Teeple, Baby" Joe Woods, J. L. Buckley and Al Garrison.
 NOTES OF THE GAME
 Manager Garrison feels very proud of his colts behavior.
 The Flagstaff boys are good clean sports, and we hope to meet them again.
 'Teep" was there" with the roofing. in which he was ably assisted by himself.
 Two young lady students at the Northern Arizona Normal our boys on their victory. and said they were good fellows.
 There is one thing that the Holbrook base ball team needs more than anything else and that is good, hard and consistent Without this the best n the team cannot be brought put. There is good material among the young men. and nearly all are fair ] individual players. but practice and team work must be had before they .an expect to go up against any other respectable team with any show of winning.
The Holbrook news., 1914-05-15
NEW REGISTRATION
 RULES FOR VOTERS

IOCSloII dIlOu Ol CIRCUITS 1OI LQk
 November election will begin al
 the registration offices in the va.
 rious precincts on the first day o1
 May and will continue until ter
 days before the County primary
 election or until August 29, al
 which tune the books will be
 closed for seventeen days, ano
 no registrations will be made un.
 til September 18th, at which
 time the books will again be
 open and the registering continue
 until October 18th when it will
 be closed until May 1st. 1916. j
 Qualifications of Electors, =
 Must be 21 years of age or over,
 a citizen of the United States,
 either by birth or naturalization;
 a resident of the County and Precinct 30 days; must be able to read the Constitution of the United States in the English lan- guage and write hls or her name. unless physically unable to do so.
 If the elector is a naturalized citizen he must present his sec ond or final papers to the regis tration officer else he cannot be registered. If. however, such papers are lost or destroyed, the elector will be permitted to reg lster upon executing and filing with the registering officer an affidavit giving the time, place and court of issuance of such papers, and the fact of their loss or destruction and the circum- stances connected herewith.
 The above applies to women as we'll as to men, except that wo- men of foreign birth become naturaIized citizens upon their marriage to citizens of the Unit ed States either by birth or nat uralization, or if already married the naturalization of the husband carries with it citizenship of the wife.
 Name must appear on register of precinct where you reside. A person must register in the precinct where he or she resides, to enable him or her to vote at any primary or election. The law by which a person. if not on the register, could register at the polls, has been omitted from the code now in force, and now in order to vote in any primary or election electors name must ap- pear on the register of the pre- cinct where he or she resides. If. after registering, the elector to another precinct or county. he or she must cancel his pr her first registration and then re-register in the precinct or where he or she then re- sides. A person must not regis ter more than once without first .ancelling hls or her prior regis ration. To register more than ,nce is a criminal offense and | subjects the offender to a fine in | ! sum not exceeding one thous- md dollars, or imprisonment not exceeding five years or both.
The Holbrook news., 1914-05-15

MT. Engle, engineer on the government project at White river. arrived in the city during the week and will go out to the agency to look over official mat ters.
The Holbrook news., 1914-05-15
News of HOlbrook and Vicinity

| OOunCy Attorney J. E. OTOSDJ
 made an official trip to Winslow
 Saturday.
 c. c. Bryant. the Pinedale cat
 tleman and farmer, was a county
 seat visitor Monday.
 Col. B. F. Adams, a leading
 Albuquerque lawyer, was a Hol-
 brook visitor Saturday on legal
 matters.
 Dr. T. J. Holland. who has
 been guarding the railroad bridge this side of Winslow, has return ed to Holbrook.
 Attorney Clarence H. Jordan made a professional trip to Flag staff and Winslow Saturday, re- turning home on Monday morn Ing.
 Clarence Morrow visited in the the city the first of the week. He was on his way from Phoenix to his ranch in the southern part of the county.
 Charley Cooley returned on Thursday afternoon from trans porting two commercial men to Springerville and back. He re- ports very pleasant and sue cessful trip.
 E. D. Solomon, one of Shum- ways substantial citizens and stockman. came down Saturday to take back with him a bran new Maxwell car. which he re-. gently purchased.
 Judge A. H. Hanson, of Win slow. is officiating as cashier of the Navajo-Apache bank during ing the absence of Lloyd Hen ming. who is out inspecting the telephone lines.
 Mrs. Lloyd Henning returned Monday from a visit with friends in Gallup On her way back she stayed over and visited with Mir. Jennings parents, MT. and Mrs. A. E. Henning. at Pinto.
 Chas. P. Cooley returned from a weeks trip to the ranch Satur- day to remain this week, when he will take Mrs. Cooley and Freddie out with him and re- main at the ranch to look after his cattle business during the summer.
 Jim Scorse, John Toohey and Elmer Mineer made a trip to St. Johns thls week, returning home about 2 a. m. Thursday morning. having had an accident to their They report the peo- pie there busy with thelr farm ing and irrigating, and the coun- try looks nice and green.
 The Junior base ball team had | 2 very pleasant dance at the WetZler hall last Friday evening lnder the management of Mrs. los. F. Woods. The ''kiddies" IS well as the 'olddies" seemed % enter into the spirit of the and all hada a good time. the gate receipts were lot so awful big.
 The registration books for the coming election are now open. County Recorder Wallace Larson avs everyone must register in ,rder to vote at the fall election. Former registration does not :ount. MT. Larson informs THE NEWS that he will be at his office he usual hours. and if there is lnyone too old or infrm to call n hlm, he will be pleased to call n them and place their names n the register. ll
 Walter McLaw's, the good l ooking and hustling Ford car gent, received six of the fam us automobiles on Tuesday, and. s usual, they are all disposed I f, three out of the six of them ! eing delivered already. Talk lg of hard times. Walter says
The Holbrook news., 1914-05-15

~~' ~'@e@A 4NOA, NAAO oAOO RAlcAh, was in the city the fore part of
 the week on business.
 Manuel Candelaria, the Con-
 cho sheepman, was business
 visitor in Holbrook Saturday. , George Scott shipped three
 cars of spring lambs to Kansas l City on Tuesday from Holbrook.
 J. P. Kinney, from the Indian
 office at Washington, D. C., was
 in HoIbrook Saturday, and called
 on W. H. Clark.
 1 Nine carloads of sheep went 1 through Holbrook to the Kansas i City market Tuesday. They were
 shipped by H. II. Scorse. Attorney Thorwald Larson
 made a professional trip to Albu- querque this week, returning home Tuesday morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Zeke Newman, Mrs. H. H. Scorse and Miss Annie Evans constituted an auto party which spent part of Mon day at the Petrifed Forest. Mrs. Wallace Newman was the guest of Judge and Mrs. Sidney Sapp Saturday and Sunday on her return from Phoenix to join her husband at their ranch near Joppa.
 The Brunswick hotel has been undergoing extensive improve |ments for the past two weeks. land as a result several new rooms have been added to that popular hostelry.
 James Scott was a Pinedale sisitpr in Holbrook this week. He went to Winslow on business yesterday and is expected to re- turn to this city today.
 Hon. J. E. Jones, one of the leading lawyers of Northern Ari- zona. spent Saturday in Hol- brook. returning to his home at Flagstaff on Sunday morning.
 Julius Wetzler. who owns large property interests in Bolbrook. | came in from Phoenix the fore part of the week. and went to Pinto Wednesday to look after his stock interests.
 Dr. l.. von Zesch Gregory, of Winslow, passed through town Sunday in her new car. She was accompanied by her husband. Dr. E. E. Gregory. and were on their way to Keam's canyon.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred T. Coulter, of Springerville, passed through Holbrook Monday on their way to Phoenix. where MT. Coulter went to attend meeting of the Arizona Fair commission, of which he is a member.
 Leo Verkamp, of Flagstaff, and L. w. Quinlan of Winslow, were here the first of the week to re- ceive bunch of Navajo sheep for w. F. Purcell. Both gentle men returned to their homes on Tuesday.
 Herbert Richardson on Satur- day delivered several thousand of Navajo wool to A., Vandewart. The wool came from Oraibi, about 100 miles from Holbrook, where MT. Richardson is engaged in Indian trading.
 Wild Bill Tremaine, known as one of the fastest chaffuers in the state, was a visitor in town the first of the week from Phoe- nix. While here he unloaded and disposed of a car load of Maxwell automobiles to different parties in this section.
 The many friends and patrons  n HoIbrook of the Smith house F n Snowflake will learn with no t title regret that the hospitable T lotel has been closed. Mrs. Eliza q Smith and her two charming |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-18
UN TRIUNFC DE LACIERVA.

Madrid. l~ FL la session de hoy en-
= 'opereso. y efc radical Lerroux
maugr5 d. leba.c. .Atac6 al gobier-
-. d. Hrando qur debe su exist encia
. un aeuerdo. basado en- sentimiento,
hostile, 4 Maura de los politicos que
forman cl Cabinet los ibcrales one
Siguen Il RomanoNs EnSaz6 la per
sonalidad de Maura, n que cxcita 4
Que re ltique la poitica en- 1909 va
va de luevo al poder para bencfcio de
la patr'a. Censur6 mego al cx-minis-
lro Lacerva, caliiicandole de traidor i
slama Desputs del discurso de Lc-
ronX habl6 el ministro de Goberna-
cion Rechaz6 los conceptos emitidos
por LerrouX. negando que eXistiera la
lnteligcnela que Sc Supone con los libe-
rales Y afrmando que Dato y sus com
paheroS dc ministerio no tenian senti-
mcnios contra Maura sin0 de carino Y
"eSpeto Lacicrva SO leyant0 para des
Faneacf Ia acusaci0n dc que habia ST.
do oble.o Sc defendi6 atacando lue-
40 II proceder dc los republicanos V
radicalcs. Record6. hacienda de clio
ron>ahle LerrcmX. j atentado con
ira Salmer6n cometido en- Barcelona. V
~ quo fue victima Francisco Gamb6.
one dirigia 81 movimiento de solidari-
dad en Catalina Expuss luego ella
ramente Ia complcidad de los radica-
les con los gobiernos liberales en- dis
tintas campafas politcas. en- las que
Lerr0uN no tuvo nunca presente el
bien del pals, sin6 que obr6 4 impulses
de convenlencias { intereses individual
les. Fueron tan concretos los cargos
de Lacierva contra el jefe radical, que
EN- la Camara Sc produjo un gran re-
lvnelo. comentandose en- los pasillos. '
.'uego fuera del Congreso, la aetitud
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-18
LOS TRAIDoREs A LAS GRENAs.

El lsso. paneho Villa ha desa-
6ado s Caranxa la quiiado Dc sus
paesios 4 ea,i iodo, los hombrcs nom
hrado, pof Carranxa. susiiinyendolos
l.or .aie parildaria ici csnldillo rene
eado. puede deeir>e que Villa tiene
= control o. easi iodo ~ norie de Ne
llro 81 ba apaderado de las Aduanas,
Il Dar.namenfo del Tesoro 8 Il iele-
efafo En 1uarcx Chih-ahua y To-
20 6n an .lde enearcelados los Agcn-
fe. de Oauanza. 81 desii'uidos iodos los
ua ainnafio. plaheos por aqnel RI
enmHirnio ha -iao por dif'rcneias
,pr-. u plan q campaha Villa Sc
...fes ruauas tarranxa envi" al Ge.
ara Nafrra q a'acar Zacaiecas que
r..nif6 4n de>a,ire para - eicrcito
f omhea Villa dice quc 81 -
hHara da M mando 49, Pa. tropas no
um.r fraeasada la eypedicion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-18
MAURA OVACIONADO.

Madrid. lS.-El mitin organizado
por los elementoS MauristaS ha tenido
las proporcione> de ana reunion popu
lar FL mitin fut celebrado en- cl Teatro
dc Ia /arueIa, Siendo enorme la con
currencla Sc pronunciation grandes
discuesos. que fueron muy aplaudidOs.
I'm ellos Sc trato Gle la question mario
.qui " Ge los dem1s problemas que afec-
tam al pals TodoS los oradores tuvie-
ron palabraS de enthusiastic elogio para
Antonio Maura. Entire los que habla-
ron Sc debc mencionar i los Sres San
la SecYy. Goicochea. Delgado Barret,
Allcnde Salazar Rodriguez Sampe-
.dro. Cuando So termino 81 meeting
ana gran parte dc los conmlrrentes So
.traslad6 al domicilio del Sr Maura,
prorrumpicndo IN ovacioncS al iluStre
eStadSta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-18
IA DIPLoMAcIA EN- CRISIS.

Niagara Fall n los delegados
meu-anu- no h.a podido convcnecr a
lp. rrprsseuranir. de tarranza ID que
strlafu a arm.iieio Los constitu.
etonalieia, dlcan qle hacer ial condu
rir.a .s dissluelon 40 rirrcito Ia
-i.f,n llos en que 5, lrs conccda q
control de "a api'ai &C. Meico H.
nediaaorr, e-ian displesios = iugar Ia
aliima aria ropouer clio, AN can
didaio para la .dencia de Ia rep6
hIlra surea. -. rrz que los dclega
go, m,Heano, Her.cauos uo puedci
lirsar ID .n io las e>peranla
81. ln afrres a.eaido compicta
m.ufe fr Iut lcniro "a brrte.
.i.a, - ananc.f fracaso complete 4.
la. neepria ioNr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-18
LA HUMANIDAD PRoGRESA.

San Petersburgo, 1S.-25 miembros
de la Abogacia Rusa, han sido procesa-
dos por insultos al ministerio de justi-
cia, reiacionados con ell caso de Bailiss
en- Kieff quien fu6 acusado del deli
to del asesinato ritual de un mucha-
cho lamado Yushiniki. Durante el
proceso DE- Siiss los abogados Gle refe-
rencia acusaron al AIinisterio de Justi-
cia de estar inspirado por sentimien-
tos de predisposici6n de raza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-18
Ia oPERETA TRAGICA.

uufallo r. Los insurrecto, ma
salmanss han guefo a'aear Ia capi
fai ~ Albania -iu meior exlto que la
vrl pnnera Ls- m.urrecto. ham 81
da repalssans con grande, baias. Los
marine. a. "a. rsuadras eXiranjeras
haa tornado rosirion cn las yeelnda-
dss de lo. rou.alalos y legaclones dc
su. respective. eobiernos. n han cons
tf.iaa aarrleaaas alfredo ior del palaeio
Aisum.. forpederos aasfriaeos salleron
nara rseuiari eon q ln a. iraer +
Damzlo s00 hombres de las fribus
MaH..or. que hsn mantenido lealea
~ nrirein Guillermo cue vendr'n
reforl 's guar ri6u de la eanital ~
Conan iante Roelfsema urp de lo. OIL
rial bolandeses a. la eenaarmcria. ha
siao nombrado para ocupar RI pnesio
dsl loronsl Thomson. muerto por los
in@lrfeefos en su primer aiaque Dn-
raxzo Los inslrreetos estan determi-
naaas no aeslsfir en sus hosiilidades
ha,ia one SEA nombrado un soberano
masnlman para oenpar 4 trono alba
nense
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-18
LA UNIDAD REPUBLICAN,.

Madrid. l>-im la cmdad valencia
na Lorat Penat Sc ha ceIebrado un
meeting bajo los auspicios de las ju-
yentud,, republieanas. En- este acto,
que So ha visto muy concmrido, los
oradoroN coincid.cron on recomendar
lue Sc haga TOGO 10 possible para la
nitica ION de todos los partidos que
ncncn c rtgim republicano como
principal lcma dc suS aspiracioncs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-18
POLITICA FRANCESA.

Paris, lS-La Camara ha acordado
ofrecer un voto de confanza al nuevo
ministerio, la cual medida fue adopta-
da por una votaci6n de 80 contra l37.
Despues fue nombrada una comisi6n
de A miembros para estudiar ell pro
yecto de la aprobaci6n Immediate del
emnreStitO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-18
-XUX----
HUELGA DE MAQUINISTAS.

Londres. lS.-IIoy Sc han declarado
en- huega los maquinistaS de los vapo-
res ventureros ingleses Los huelguiS-
tas piden que Sc les aumentcn los suel-
dos Segnn puede apreciarse. entire
500 500 buques quedaran sin maqul-
nistaS. interim Sc resuelve Ia huelga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-18

Lichtfeld, Comm, Is. IL William
Tmtler Hornblower. Juez de la Corte
de Apcaci6n de New York, murio en-
esta ciudad en- las primeras horas de la
manana- de hoy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-18

Vapor aleman President FL 10 del
ictual Sc aguarda procedente de Santo
Domingo y demas puertos de gu itine-
ario.
Consignatarios, Korber y Co
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-18

POGO airosa en- que habla quedado L.
rrouX.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-18
aEl Enplasto HazoI-MentoI


10 aliviara a I'd. muy pronto de Lumbago,
Dolor de Espalda, Sciatica, Neuralgia y
de otras muchos males dolorosos. Quitan
ell dolor hasta que Sc olvida. Rollos de
una yarda 81 90 orc. Tamafo chico 25c.
orc. De venta en- todas las droguerias y
boticas. Davis & Lawrence Co. Nueya York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-18
CHOCOLATE PREMIUM
SOsO 8 sin duICe
PARA BEBER
Tablillas de Il lb. y II lb.

TODO CHOCOLATE DULCE que
llsva 81 nombre de LOCKWOOD estk
garantizado satisfacer plenaplente Il
consumidor, Fabricamos nm surtide
cxtenso y variado en- diversos tamanoe
% tablillas, para conner y bebsr,
DE yENTA PoR ToDo Ill coMERCyo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-18

Vapor americana Caracas FL II del
corriente salio del puerto de New
York para el nuestro.
Cona:gnatarios, Villar Co
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-18

Vapor americana Grayson. Ell 20
del presente saldra dc. New York para
eSta Isla.
Cong ), Bull InsUlar Line Inc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-18
-CADLEGRAMAS-
rRAsmTIpos PoR La coMpAsIA DE CABLES FRANcEsA

bierno estudia los medios para evitar
que se repita.