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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-23

recomlendo a La admiration de los es-
plrltus clasicos ese deIicioso inter;o,
que Sc tltula Los viejos AMIGOS
dos retratos femeninos que. 81 bien
recuerdan ell estilo personal de Anglia
da, resoltan, sin embargo. muy estima-
|bles, presenta Ramon Casas. Sole
dad IS acaso ell mas notable de esos
dos retratos. Representa- una fgura
esranola caracterizada por un mant6n
verde esmeralda, muy original de un
efecto sorprendente
La obra de mayores dimensiones y
la mas importante de las que fguran
Ell la sala espanola es un triptico en-
vlado por el maestro Eduardo Chicha-
rro, lnagne director de la Academia
Espanola Ell Roma .Junto 4 una fgu-
"a Gle gran expression muy exacta de
tlbuJo al lado de una vision psicol6gi-
a muy bien defnida. consigue el pin
or deSpertar en- su admiradores las mas
DoderoSas impreslones con su espiri
ual tr'ptlco Las tres esposas. Die
'aSe qde Cmcharro Sc ha propuesto al
lrmonizar en- un conWnto unico. muv
)rganico, tres cuadros completamente
hStlntos por el estilo, el color Ia fac
ura Z sin producer una discordancia.
Fanblea son muy notables otros dos
9uadros Gle Chicharro: Campesino de
Castillo > Y Contraluz.' una ingenua
ignra de enfermcra muy graciosa. que
lie SECURE curaria 4 muchos enfer
NOS. . de coraz6n enamorado
Santiago Rusinol expone dos magni-
'i"os caadros sin fguras. Sus sJardi-
neS dc Aranjuez, que ha comprado S.
VI. el Rey Victor Manuel. revelan un
prctun'o conocim,cnto Gle las armonias
del color y el podcr SUGGESTIVE de un
plncel nuy SECURE de sus efactos de
'uz FL paseo bajo los plataros, del
mismo autor, ola una lelicosa impre-
Sior primaveral
De Joaquin SorolIa y Bastida como.
clamo, los magnilicos pasajes eXpues-
toS en- 1911 en- Vale GiuIia. en- Roma.
La collection de slls calorce obras. ex
prestas ahora en- Nenecia es interesan-
'isima Entire las mciores me complaz-
60 en- citar: IIijoS de pescador. Fl
puentc de San Martin en- Toledo.
Los nuros de la Alhambra.." Aparte
de estos cuadros. de pequenas dimen-
stones, hay uno grande que Is quiza
de los mejores de la sala espa1ola Sc
titnla Siesta > y representa- un grupo
de j6ytnes acostadas Sobre la hierba
rs obra algo academica. pero maravi-
llosa "cr su efecto campestre verda-
leramerte prin avtraj, : por 1t perfec-
ci6n de su perspectiva
Los Reyes Magos, de Angel H.
rraga. es un hermoso cuadro. algo bi-
Zantlnc, pefo muY original p0r la dis
posici6n de las fguras en- derredor del
sagrado ni1o, que duerme Muy euida-
do de dibujo y de color
He aqui Ramon y Valentin Zubau-
RE Tai es la comunidad de estilos
lie los dos hermanos vascos. que ape
mas podria distinguirse al uno del otro.
En- tanto que Ramon, con suS dcIciosos
lntelectuaIes de mi terra, 50 mues-
ira un gran humorista y caricaturista.
Valentln con su Por los muertos en-
el mar retrata una escena patetica-
mente dolorosa Sin embargo las fgu-
ras de ambos, mas bien que pintadas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-23
| raslado de Oficina

I'll Dr. Molina de st Remy 0cuista
Especialista para las enfermedades
lei dido, nariz y garganta avsa 4 81
'lientela y al publico, ell traslado de 81
POLICLINICA y residencia 4 la cal,e
te San Francisco No 70 (Salvador
Brau) lado Norte de la Plaza Colon
consnltas de 10 10 y de 2ab
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-23
fritze, Lundt e. Co., SuCrS.
SAN JUAN, PONCE. MAYAGUEZ
BANQUEROS IMPORTADORES, EXPORTADORES.
Unicos Agentes del famoso
:" Abono Baker" para Gafas.
CementO Portland "AtldS"
A ABEJA DOMESTICA.
Su cria y productos.

Obra de gran utilidad para la cria
!e la Abeja y la industria de miel y
ccra.
A $i.35 con franqueo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-23
OBRAS DE Ell CARIBE.

En- el Combate.
Rosas de Passion.
Encuadernadas $l.35 con franquec
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-09
Krab's Worid's Series Letters
BY Ben

that was funnie and he sed we'll may
and lock him in the rune and thel:
go ahed and beat the braves. So you
see maybe there will be q good series
anyway. I told him I was glad to
here hat cos 1 RELY wanted to see
one good game anyway and wen I
started to leve he sed won't you come
back agen and I sed why. He sed cos
I like to look at you o are so fun
ME In the face. l asked him wot he
thot ! was and he sed I don't know
unless you escaped with harry thaw
and I asked him wot he meant and he
said you are crasier than a nut. l
wanted to hit him but I thot !
Evers show him up.
There is- a hole lot of people in
town here who SEES they is going to see
the games. Sum of them is so Grassy
that they. went out to the park early
last mite and camped u there sos
they'd be there in time to get in wen
the game opens this afternoon. 1
more Grassy people than / thot there
was.
I'm going to see the nashunal CON-
|'ishun and ask them IL they wont d.
vide h muny token in, the hrst day
among the baseball riters cos I need
sum rite now and the players don't
need eny more than theys got. I
didn't get no chance to play Poker
with Collins and Baker like I sed I
was cause connie Mack wouldn't let
me so I went out and grabbed FIVE
dollars In a game with another base
ball ritter but wot good did 1t do me
cos I lot fifteen dollars more on sum
other fiashy skirt. She cum up to me
In the hotel and told me she was
jennie Evers sister and l told her she
was a liar and she sed no she wasent.
! told her about the girl I met the mite
before and she sed that's that Grassy
maggie sumbudy who has went Grassy
sabgut baseball and is running around
telling evrybudy hes my bruthers sis
took her out to supper and wen we
got thru she sed she had to go into
the store to by sumthing for her
bruther and sh had went away with
out no money and wood l let her take
sum until We could get to her hotel
and then shed get 1t from jennie and
introduce me to him. I didn't have no
change smallern ten dollars cos the
feed we had cost five dollars and 30
I give her the ten dollar bill and she
told me to waite outside for her. I
waited outside for half an hour and
wen h didn't cum out I went in and
asked the clerk were she had went
and he sed / was Grassy o no girl
like her had came in there. 1 seen i
was stuck agen and l went and told
the police but 1t didn't do no good cos
he sed you better get back t o yore
hotel before subudy comes along and
steels yore pants.
So o see my pile. has merely all
went and II o don't send me sum
quick Ill hat to sell my press ticket
and then you'll not be abul to get eny
riteups. Maybe you had better send
1t to my by telegraf cos I may need
sum for supper tonite and Ill promise
that Ill take no old fiashy sister OF
jennie Evers out to eat with me
neither.
4 i. M. A. Krab..
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-09
AND GIANTS
EACH WIN GAME
Chicago Americans Defeat
Cubs and Yankees are
Given a Beating.

Chicago, Oct. 9.-The local Arneri-
cans evened up the series for the city
championship with the Chicago Ma
tionals yesterday by winning the sec
ond game 5 to 2.
The Americans won the game in
the ninth after a hard fought uphill
battle. In this inning Cheney. who
was hit frequently. weakened and lost
control After he had retired two
Cheney attempted to catch him off
first a and threw to the stand.
Blackburn singled and Weaver scored
the winning run. The game was
clinched when Zimmerman fumbled
Collins grounded. Cheney made q
wild pitch. and Fourier doubled. The
other two run were the result Of
punched hits.
The Nationals made their score on
Schulte's double. singles by Sweeney
and Leach. a base On balls, an error
by Weaver.
Scott allowed his opponents only
four hits. three Of which were made
in the second inning.
Blackburn's one-hand spear Of q
line dr I've w SeiGsn was ns9 R sosve h.s
Weaver were features. weaver led
the attack with the bat. acquiring
four hits in five times up.
The total paid attendance wa H.
100; total receipts $4,000. Is; com-
missions share 3S0B.07: players
share $~4,SS7:4o; each club $l,t2S.4o.
The score:
r. H. 4.
Americans 8 Is 1
Nationals 3
Scott and SchaIk; Cheney and Bres-
nahan.
GIANTS WIN. !.
Polo Grounds. New York. oct. S.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-09
FEDERAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday.
Buffalo 3, Pittsburgh 2.
st. Louis 2. Indianapolis I.
KAneas City ., Chicago 3.
Brooklyn s. Baltimore 3.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-09
shift IN hANLNE:
Lineup NECESSARY
Faculty Declares Two Vet
Grams Ineligible
ertails Left This Noon
HAVE
STRONG ATTACK
Eleven Has Made Rapid
Progress Since the Clash
With Gopher Outfit.

When the F1ickertail eleven meets
The Hanline university team tomor-
row afternoon they will find the Meth
odist squad slightly crippled because
OF scholastic difficulties. Coach Baird
has had to make a hurried switch in
his lineup. but he expect to have the
team working in fine form tomorrow.
'Hamline's varying football fortunes
slumped Wednesday when it became
known that the faculty had pro-
nounced Mulder and Oppegard, veter-
ans. ineligible for the 1914 season.
This necessitated an eleventh-hour
change by Coach Baird in preparation
for tomorrow's game with the North
Dakota team. Down was moved from
center to Oppegard's end. and sRoise
sent in at center. Quarterback Steele
Is suffering from blood poisoning.s,At
a meeting of h Hamline team Wed
nesday; night, Larson. a guard, ,Was
chosen captain for this
The F1ickertail team also will be
injured in the Minnesota game, was
not taken to st. Paul. and Captain
-schlosser's place at left end will have
to be filled by Flint. Helmkay Will
substitute at full for Miles.
The team left this noon for st. Paul,
n following men made the trip:
Flint and Muir. ends; Fingarson and
IyAS"' tdSnAes, '1koHWeuQer III mar
mon, guards; Murphy. center; Mckay
quarter; Lowe and Murray. halves;
Helmkay, fullback. James, Boyce,
Clark and Payne are the substitutes. 4.
Yesterday afternoons practice wa.
one of the best Of the season. Since
the return from the Minnesota game,
the F1ickertail team has showed
steady Improvement until the men
have developed an exceptionally good
attack and a strong defence nur;nc
the week the players have mastered
an entirely new set Of plays and for
nations, which will be sprung on the
Hamline players tomorrow.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-09
Touring +
WorIdof Sport
"A Few Side Lights Enroute
By B

The. Freshie's Song.
Sprees of Seniors all remind US
We can have a thankful too.
Still in hominR leave behind us
Dope enough for all the ~"
to go broke. today. We threatened to
bet q nickel on Boston and a fellow
dopester snatched us up.
No More OF This Left.
There once was a.buglet named Brown
Who wanted to bet a whole crown
That the Dear Boston Braves would
simply make slaves
or the Connie Mack gang Of renown.
This buglet named Brown had a father
named Brown.
Who said he knew less than a clown.
For the Athletic gang will win. with
a'bang
And hammer the Braves on their
These buglets named Brown may soon
wear a frown. !;
For the woman who runs them
aroun.*
Has told them no more to come to
r,u her door:
down.
Poetic. license. DO. .;..
A. whole lot of fellows are going
to forget meals. business and other
less important things today.
x X X
Those who happened to be on the
wrong end of the bet will wish they
could forget the national ~obsession.
Miracles still continue to crop out
in the. baseball world. The Giants
yesterday defeated the Yanks. They'll
probably want to finish the series now.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-09
GRAFTON ELEVEN
HERE TOMORROW
Grand Forks Players. in Fl.
nal : Practice-Probable
Lineup. Announced.

Final practice for the game with
Grafton Saturday afternoon will be
held this afternoon by the local high
schoolfootball huskies.
This Is the first chainpionship game
Of the season. and the boys are anx-
ious to win bv a comfortable mar
Hin. Their work in practice during
the last week indicates that they have
Is good chance of DOING this. @
Little Information has been re.
-oeived concerning the Grafton team.
The Walsh county school can always
DO depended. upon. however. to put
asscrappy bunch in the field. which
will give Hurry Up Heinie's" proteges
L good run for their money.
Only light signal peActice will be
INDUCED in tonight. - the coach is
taking no chances Of further injuries
before the game. Carter and DOW are
still out OF the lineup. and further
injuries at this time would seriously
Affect the teams chances.
The game Saturday will be played
at University field. and will begin at
2:30 o'clock. The probable lineup
with which O'Keefe will start the
game is:
Collins, le; Bridston. 1t: werstlein,
lg:- McLoushlin. 6; Henry, re-; Blair,
IT.. Dryden. re; DuEgan.5 Obj; Lodmell,
lib; Elton, fb;~ Jacob. RIB.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-09
FRANK Mayer IS
OUT With INJURY
East Grand Forks Boy Hurt
in Professionalism
Injured, Too.
BOTH MAY BE IN.
GAME
Freshmen Give Regulars a
Hard Workout in Prep
aration for Ames.

Minneapolis. Oct. 9.-Frank Mayer,
who made such an excellent showing
at tackle in the North Dakota game.
and Hamilton, one Of the backfield
men, were injured in Yesterdays prac-
tice. The Minnesota team was given
a stiff workout in preparation for
the Ames game tomorrow. and til
two players were injured in the clash
with the freshmen. It is expected,
however. that both will be in the game
tomorrow.
The freshmen last night, after an
hours drill in Ames formations, tore
int, the varsity with a vigor that
Messing the practice. For the first
time this season, the yenrlin"" CROSSED
the first teams goal line. The fiji
year players The varsity
and tackled harder. They scored the
only touchdown of the afternoon when
Hanson, h%alfback. grabbed q varsity
forward pass and ran SO yards to the
goal line. Tyra also barely missed
scoring a drop kick from the 2O-yard
line for the yearlings.
1t was decidedly an off day for the
Gophels. They showed little pepper
and the line work was loose and slow.
Bastion at end. herman at left ha.
fullback. were exceptions. 1t is likely
that the. cool weather will help in
bringing the players back to form to-
day: The entire freshmen eleven dis
played all sorts of pepper. the enu
Bigelow and Ballentyne. and the back
field men, Hanson. Kleffman. Wyman,
Tyra and Brennan all doing well.
Ames Rounding to Form.
Reports from Ames today say that
the athletics officials at the Iowa
school have cancelled a plan to brine
rooters to Minneapolis by special train
for Saturdays game. Despite wet
weather the aggies have put in a
heavy week Of scrimmage. Quarter
back Moss is the only nan troubled
with injuries and his. place has. beer
we'll filled by Kinnick. The var.
team has been practising hard al
~variegated attacks. consisting OF
plunKine and open nlaY.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-09
MAKE
A BIG L

Chicago, Oct. s.-Baseball gamblers
mad their usual Cleanup" on tho re-
suit Of the opening game Of the city
series "Wednesday, the betters. iockins
behind Jim Vaughn and making the
opening price 7 to S on ths Cubs
linn must start. Those odds were
backed down-to- s to 5 . short time
before the game began, s6uth side fol.
lowers coming to the front with wAds
Of coin to 10 placed on tho Six.
Wins 41a,o00.
The leading winner Of tho day was
q South side gambler known ~ Nick
the Greek, 1t being whispered among
the select" that he wagered ONE
had an assistant with him at the
Side park Keeping track OF his
bets. and he took every wager offered
against the Cubs at 61-5 to s.
On the West side. q Cub supporter
known a. Shin not only made q kill
Ing on the Cubs victory when he
won over 5000, but he Also took q
He bet : lump sum Of S1.tse, that the
O'Day hrst ,baseman would outhit the
ana $500 even that Victor would al
60 top the South slider: during the Sc
At the downtown books the Cubs
brought 8 TO S and 13 to 10 in the
saine progressed. 10 goddard 70 / be-
Ing offered after the nth inning that
the NationAl' IeAguers W0ald cop"
Plentt Of action wa reported all
Cabs the F.vor1sas.
The West side win sent thu chances
q the Cubs shooting steward last
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-09
Filadelna. Pa. Oct. .

Filadelha, Pa, Oct. ..
Dear sports:--I think maybe after
all the braves will win this here
worlds series. l seen connie Mack
last. mite and he don't know nothing
about baseball. So 1t you can get eny
muny to bet on the series you'd better
bet 1t on the braves. I think the
open that you can move the hole city
uf Boston rite threw between the
third baseman and this here Mickinus
IN, first base.
You remember I told you yester-
day, that L: was going up to connie
Mack's rune, and me M the gang
was going to. play poker. Well, con-
ME Mack-woNAnt let me. He stopped
me rite at the door and me and him
merely had. = fte.- Were are you goin
SEES he and,I,s ed. I'm goin in that there
rune and play poker with Collins and
Baker cos. they asked me to cum up
and I Gums up and anyway i don't
as its eny Of: yore bisiness IL I go in
there and play poker. o isn't 1t sed
connie and I, saidSno 1t isn't and wot
are you goin to d%o!about it. L reched
out like ! Yves going to go rite by him
and he stepped to the door and called
to the bat boy ito cum and put me
downstairs. That made me mad and
I was going to hit connie wen the bat
boy cun iouts Andssconnie went In. j
cudnt get q chance to hit connie. so
I slapt the bat boy insted and told
him that him and the Athaletics cude
go to hell and, . II l cared. I didn't
get no chance to talk to connie Mack
rite. know that he don't know moth
ing o no man. nose cnything wood
do wot he did to me and e%speshuly
wen ! was going in to help the Atha-
letics pass the time away till they had
Ito play. s-.a
H. But I had a good interview with ed
Idle Collins but I don't think hest,Ra
FKood secondbasennan as jennie EXere
ESQ be shure and bet all you can on the
Inns but I finally got him in the hotel
lobby and he was glad to go off in
q corner and talk with me. l will tell
you about that talk.
Collins I sed to him do you think
the braves has a chance to win and he
SEES yes of curse theys going to win.
Theys going to bust us up SO fast and
bad that we wont we able to get the
peaces together in time to play in the
worlds series in 1918; Wen Collin,
told me that I wanted to go rite out
and telegraf you to tell the boys to
all bet on the braves cos l had inside
informashun but Collins woodnt lei
me 60. I asked him agen II he wat
shure the braves would win and he
sed shure connie and this here Stall.
ings has got that all fixed. How dc
you know I asked him and he SEES COT
I was told to walk up and hit Baker
wenever the bail was going to him
and he is to come and mock me owe
with a bat wenever I get down to pick
up the ball. I asked him wot wal
the use Of playing 1t it was all 1xet
and he sed becos they wanted to set
the muny. I sed I was sorry cos
wanted to see Baker hit a home run
and he sed you wont becos that IL par,
Of the scheme as Baker had to take
his home run bat outofehind the hote
and chop it tn to-. 11aH him i tho
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-09

No, Alonzo, q woma isn't necsosaf-
lily homely because she Is fond Of hsr
home.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-09
RAIN DOES o
STOP THE A. c..

Fargo, N. D., Oct. 9.-The rain &
not stop activities in the football line
at the agricultural college yesterday
afternoon and Coach Wood had his
Aggie bunch out in full strength, and
put them through a rapid fire scrim-
mage.
Porter, the husky who put his toe
to the pigskin and scored for the Ag-
gies by the aerial route in the Jim
list because of a bad shoulder. r.
wac hurt while making a tackle in
scrimmage. Hamilton, who was out
Of the running because .of sickness,
was back in the game last evening
and although not up to par is expect
ed to show his old form in a couple
Of DAYS.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-09
ELEVEN
HAS BIG

Grafton, N. D., Oct. 9.-The foot
ball team is practicing hard and put
ting forth every effort to get into con-
dition for the game with Grand Forks
tomorrow. 1t is unfortunate that the
first game should be with the strong
Grand Forks team but it could not be
avoided. The boys have a good sched-
ranged with the following teams:
Grand Forks at Grand Forks, Oct. II;
Cavalier. at Cavalier, Oct. "a: Park
River at Grafton, Oct. 81; Crookston
at Grafton, Nov. z. No games have
been scheduled after that date,
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-09
FARGO TO HAVE
MUCH

Local football enthusiasts certain
ly will have no Of complaint
about the lack Of q chance to see foot
ball games Saturday, at least. Three
big games are scheduled for the local
team will get in action against the
Casselton team at the latter place.
Moorhead high will tackle the
Crookston bunch at the Moorhead
grounds. The Moorhead team SO far
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-09
BREWERS DEFEATED,

MiIWaukee, Oct. 9.-BY bunchinE
four hits and receiving two passes in
the seventh. BirminRham secured
three runs and o the fourth game
Of the series for the championship
association champions Yesterday aft
ernoon. Milwaukee started to win by
punching three singles and a home
run in the first, securing two runs,
and added n In the third, while
Birmingham got in each the Sec
ond and third. The score:
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-09

Bescher's triple followed by Doyle's
single in the tenth inning gave the
New York Nationals a 8 to S victory
over the New York Americans in the
opening game for the Manhattan
championship series here Yesterday.
Both Mathewson and Heating were
hit hard. punched hits on Mathew
son gave the Americans three runs
and the lead over the Nationals In
the sixth. The Giants batted we'll in
the seventh and reEained a lead only
to have the Highlanders tie the score
in the ninth. The score:
r. H. e.
N. Y. Americans .......... s 10 3
N. Y. Nationals ........... 8 10 2
Heating and Sweeney; Mathewson
and Meyers.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-09

has shown up even stronger than last
year which ssure those who attend
that they will see fast play.
At Dacotah field the Aggies will
take on the WAhpeton Science. wah-
peton Science is reported to have good
prospects this year with several vet
a on their team and are not at all
frightened by the old timers which
Coach Wood has In the game. Up 1T
the hill school Walking protages will
meet the Jimtown college squad.