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The Washington times., 1905-11-01
GREAT MEN CONE
!. Of COMMON PEOPLE
So Ex-senator Wellington
Tells Lutherans.
GLAD HIS BLOOD is GERMAN
Marylander Delivers Address on Civil
and Religious Liberty at Church
Celebration.
GLAD HIS BLOOD is GERMAN

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1-Ex-Senator
George /. Wellington. at the RefOrma-
tion Day services at st. Marks Evan
gelical Lutheran Church, gave an ad-
dress on Martin Luther. and incidental
~ upon religious and civil liberty.
In the course of his address Mr.. We'll
lington said:
Proud of Origin.
There are three things of which / am
prOud-flrst, that I am a Lutheran; sec
ond. that all the blood that flows
in my veins is of German descent;
and, third. that 1t Is my good fortune to
have been born in and TO be a citizen Of
this great country Of America.
In my opinion, history is the biogra-
ply of great men. Common people have
no history they are born, they live and
die.
IF 1 were asked who represent the
history of the early part of this nation
1 would say George Washington and
Abraham Lincoln. If l were asked who
was the greatest maker of the history
of religion, would say Martin Luther.
Noble Birth Passed.
Providence. does not select some scion
of noble birth when there is great work
TO be done. 1t goes. down to the plain
common people and selects some one of
great brain and strength, and gives to
him to do the Will of God"
The Washington times., 1905-11-01
To All World.

It IS dated July p. and reads:
To the Washington Post Company,
Washington. ID. C. or any other person,
firm, cOpartnership. company, corpora
rion. organization. or official. by whom 7
may now or hereafter be employed, or
from whoTa ] may have any money due
or TO become due:
"On presentation of a copy OF this or
der. duly certified. any time before the
expiration OF ten years from the date
hereof. pay to the order OF r. ". Ivey,
fer value received, $74.53 less The
amount indorscd on the back hereof
with interest at 6 per cent per annum
out Of any money due ne or To become
due after the presentation of a certified
copy Of this order. I hereby waive all
exemptions or other rights / may have
by reason Of any law Of the District Of
Columbia or AIRY State In (which / an
now CT may hereafter be employed or
1--we and order such payment out OF the
first money 50 become due me
The Washington times., 1905-11-01
Shares, So. SO rIonthIy
THE OBJECT OF THE ASSOCIATION

The success of the Equitable is largely owing TO
the fact which its transactions have demonstrated to
be true that between the two classes of shareholders
that constitute the Association, viz: The investors
and the borrowers, the benefits and advantages are
equal and mutual The Association is as great an
aid and benefit to one class as to the other Both
must be equally interested to work satisfactorily
The Equitable is based and worked upon this plan,
which is true in policy as well as in principle.
ct and advantage of the Association and
The Washington times., 1905-11-01
PRINTER WAS SWEEPING
IN ASSIGNING SALARY
Any body in World Should Pay Riggs
Wages to Ivey-Post Com
pany Did Not.

a curious paper. alleged to be a legal
document, Is the assignment OF his sal
airy made by L. T. Rigg. a printer. 10
r ". Ivey. 1T is in the form Of an
order TO pay. directed TO the Washing
tGa Post Company, and is worldwide
sweeping in its SCOPE
The Washington times., 1905-11-01
The Withdrawal Value of Shares in Each Issue, the First
Iwenty-two Issues Having Been Matured and Paid

the 5oh and
a.
maturity
The Washington times., 1905-11-01
LOAN COMPANIES.

IF YOU ARE PUTTING MONEY
n1 "a IN a bank you look for the safest
institution; why not use the Same
care when you deposit your val
uables for a loan We have a building and
safes made for the purpose. All business
confidential. Money loaned on watches dsz-
monds. jewelry. etc. Interest three Per cent
instead OF ten.
H. X. FULTONS LOAN OFFICE
Established 1870 Bl4 Ninth Street n "
LOANS on stocks. bonds life policies, trusta,
bldg. assn shares. syndicate certlfs. ana
other approved collateral. 50-52 MetEerctt
building. I11O F st. Phone 81. c. A. BAKER
The Washington times., 1905-11-01

The object is to enable and encourage its mem
bers-frst to make regular monthly savings of fixed
amounts on shares, and realize fair and substantial
interest; second TO purchase, pay for, and acquire
homes and other property by obtaining from the
Association advances at reasonable rates of interest
TO be repaid in small monthly insallments, with the
privilege of settling all any portion at any time
The Washington times., 1905-11-01

FORPAMPHIETS explaining the advantages
additional information
FrnkPR G aSearS Second Vice President
Barnard John A Hamilton M ohrp
: H. Fred
Geo w. JotnB Bamer Tupin
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-29
Rebaja precio pasaje automoVll
ACUADI CREuY
O VICE-VERSA.
@ VICE-VERSA

La Empresa JIMENEZ, correspondence la protection
con que Sc deseandO cOntnuar aCreedOa la
misma al publico los siguientes precios
Aguadila a Camuy, vice versa ............ $ $50.
Aguadila Camuy, ida vuela
porI5 dias go
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-29
FaIsos informes
.fnf0ntO ZO=nya.

Londres, II de Marzo.-Des-
pachos de San Petersburgo y de
Toxic Concuerdan en- que la>
perdi1as de los rusos exceden
de 100000 hombres, ademas de
500 canOnes Y velntenas de ban
deras. La retirada de los rusos
Sc ha convertible en- horror0ss
derrota. Grandes fuerzas japo
nesas empujan a los rusos POI
retag guardla contra OtTaS fUer-
zas Japonesas apoetadas mas
abajo de Telling, mientras que
la artllleria emplazada en- am
bOs lados del camino les ametra
la in"esantemente Y mansal
va. Consld6rase dudoso que e
mismo general Kuropatkln 10
gre eScaparSe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-29

Los vaieros Juan Porce eberan pasaie
hasa Camuy AGuauIa respecvame0e po
precos arfa dos untOS tOmar pasae con la
Enpesa nenez disfruando de la conoddad segudad
rapdez que va my ada Empresa obenlendo
una QOZarian de OrO nOdO.
Agenes San Ju1n r. CAHHIA, Go Sucers HARnm Bios.
Plaza Principal.
AGUADLLA, .Eg.
MAYAGiEH. KgoscF Cmrb6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-29

AGUADlLLA, .Yg. .BimeMc>.
MAYAGj.EH, REogeE .CmrbO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-29
One has'
Mah

Has se >ahe Aar
siu muNaa# rnrsefet
ean $ w as At
"a mus lsfSaA SoIas a tfssic.
~ oemn1 icEe0 ee
,2 was
itiaHas e> era ~ -N
eur mc 3~'cfan affofar n ~
sgclo cmsr eafagon ~ sts fses
an puna.lo as iiogcs
.l'asa*ou ~
l'afa iIth 50 e <s:t,,o uas nae
na aceftn. .Iu no Sshcs 3o gee
r. una bnena acoi"r eae'Atc
Nafano
Cuando 70 sefNl en- ei y'tr-
1iio.se llame ana tucua a>cioo-
Ia IL. >eno ro>ir ca Quc pe
fc>rCron DOS r'i. s9idado>, am
bicn he leide que hasldo accion
buena la de Lao \ ang en- DON
DO han muertC mas dc treinta
mil ombatentes. Tn cuanto
a las acciones del Banco
Pero. Ell tn .tu que opinas +
Que no nav acciones bue-
mas NJ malas. que cada uno ha-
&c 10 cue puede Y que somos
unos munecos que mueve Stem,
pre- la casualidad.
-Eres. TN filosofo fuma.
Al volver he sabido mu
chaS notlCiaS.
II. Buenas 0 malas?
Vera usted. En- medic de
la Gale de Alcala va Colocarse
una gran estatua.
de Cervantes? DE Servet2
del Greco?
Del general Martinez Cam
pos.
-;Ah. " por que no delante
del Congreso otra del general
Pavia2
--En Ell Retro grande Sc Van
a Cortar muChos arboles para
haCer un teatrO Y una p1sta Y
un tiro al blancO Y ~un restau-
rant. Van a serJ permitidas las
cOrrldas de toros Ell domingo, Y
a todos los que Sc vacunen sc le
regalara una suerte de loteria.
-Basta. No quiero saber
mas. Tira ST quieres Ell ciga-
rro. Estas cosas marean. Y~de.
jane solo, fumando, quemando
tahaco Y energias, evapolando
viejossreCuerdos iAh. Nete
al Ateneo y pregunta cuando
vuelve d hablar de moral homes
ia ese senOr !anCianO. Despues
del placer de fumar, quiza no
hay otro que adormezca tan
dulCemente como DIR dlsertar
SObre una COsa que nadle como
&C, que nadie ha visto, pero que
tOdo el mundo lleva en- los. la
bios, aunque Sc haya quemado
en- Ell COraZOn.
.fHf0HiO ZO>NyN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-29
Termin0 ell incidente

Fl conde Benkendorff, embaiad !
de Russia en- Londres, entrego el ola :
a lord Lansdowne, ministro ingles de
kstado, la Suma dc S325,Ooo cuenta
presentada 4 Russia por dafios per
laicios ocss Jon dos a o1bditos ingleses
cuando ell accidente del Mar del Nor
te, el cual quedo dehpitivanente ce-
rrado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-29
PARk REGALO

En- Ia libreria del "Boletin" Sc han
recibido p eciosos articulos para rega,
10, como albums con mdsica y sin ella,
elegantes necessereS para seiloras. tin
teros de plata cristhofe, cen'ceros de
lujo, carteras fnas estnches para inge-
nieros, esenclas fnas, boquil'as de
1mbar, etc etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-29
Fegalfa
a Nrfi 4ulCfN

a. Naa.H = s@HNtA
homhfcs 1ne g. sfgntt>
Aia' Aawa. ainv lo que 'ie
scmffa 4e : VIDA \ ia nneTie
&c ls s.effa s. 8c los c>psc3o> in
tcrp.anttaffu> de- ncn \ ocl
MAJ .- s,uUm agn> v .ae
las iles> de io, tenom epos y I.s
subsira-,3s dei Aombfe 3 del
mur4u.
.-le je' y que voy a deoi'.
Que todo ESQ - como Ia lum bre
de este oigarro. algo que orilla
V quc~so Quema.
Has sido perSpicaz la vida
no es mas que una combustion.
el pensamlento una llama tenue.
los mupdos unos tocos~q le &
consumer, el espacio un hogaT
que sc enfria Pero en todas
parties es el mismo .el fuego inf
nito. Acaso el furor homicida
que Sc quemo en- el craneo des
hecho del gran duque Sergio, sc
alimento de la misma energia
que la suprema p.edad de Tolls
to-.
Senior. no entiendO una pa
labra de tOdo ESQ
-GOue no entiendes' Meior.
No entender las COsas es la uni
ca manera de gOzarlas. La ra.
zon .. Isl morimos de ESQ. ST
quieres ser diChOso, quema ener-
gias, quema celulas pero no pre-
guntes que son nj a d0nde van
como no te preguntas a que sol
Sc tOstarOn las hOlaS de ese ta-
baCo que te abrasa las fauCes nj
a donde Sc dirige ese humo azu-
ladO que SObre tas frente, atur.
dida .por sus aromas acres, Sc
desvaneCe
-Fuma Y dime que has visto.
-SenOr, un niflO muertu un
bosque talado y un libro rotQ. =.
Has visto las tres grandes
desdichas que es dado contem-
plar d los HON bres. iDe que ha
muerto el nihof
- De hambre.
-sQuien talo ell bosque2
La cOdicia, para revender
el terrenO.
-iQu1en rasg0 ell librC'
No 10 Sc.
DE SECURE una CrItiCa neCia
Pues bien: donde mueren de
hambre los ninos, donde tala la
codicia los bosques, donde rasga
la incultura los llbrCs, no puede
haber sinO triSteZa. Hablame
de otra COsa.
-.De que, senor?
DE 10 que has hecho al re
partir las tarJetas que te entire
que
-Primero he llevado dos al
Ateneo, y me he asomadO a un
salon muy grande en- donde un
senor a>hacoso "a blaba de la
moral honesta "
-iOh. pu,r oundez adorable'
Al salif, he visto a dos
guardlas que lleva ban a una
mujer detenlda por mendigar
enIa via puOlica a un carretero
que apaleaba una mu!a caida
en- el suelo, delanle de Glen per
soma que reian a carcaJadas, y
despues, d dos caballeros que
saludahah cOrtesmente d otrc
que bajaba de un coche.
Serla persona respectable.
No til, senOr pOrque, cuan-
do le perdieron de vista, OF que
los OIOs decian
{Ql6 es 10 que decian' Sc
pamOo.
iNaliente ladrtn!
IAN pobre Matianol Va
sapeo ca | e, la moral al uso
Deocanoa Y fuma lie parece
ell tabacO demasiado fuerte? lis
c1A.t1nO de- CoNtt1r1 brR " 4 9
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-29
CoIchones, Colchonetas, AL.
mohadas y Catres de AIambre.

Tenemos surtido especial y precios sin
cOmpetencia: CAMAS todas de hierro q
SIS 0U Y asI tOdO 10 demas.
No comprar sin yer e surtido EN- el Gran
Bazaar de NOvedades de GONZALEZ PADn
HNOs.. San Francisco 3S-San Juan +. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-29

-D-spues he Ilevado una tar
jeta a una casa en- donde eotab ba
una EuJer muy trlste.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-18

Ger oW o5urt vi inner
d. 0 +" belt geltern Nhen0 IN &oll.
mer'8 SoQc, Gdc Orleans ltno Ghos
pei StroBc, ieinc SiugItunoc ub NM
traf in Der @cid1itsiibung inter Dor.
liB oes Nrdiioenten u. Woa0e uuo Der
Frotofoliiibrlmg oca @rn. 5. 4. Z.
Stein &orbcrcitungen liir Gin Dem.
nGd,it ltnttfinocnoeS Sun5frdrBhet.
Ioa pom %ercin fiir5lih IN Dem NurG
Der Bitter Der Sreibeit" obgcboltcnc
9lulierl1.S copper bat lid ais Gin gr.
folg crlpicien.
&obIcnburgc ihmer be-
i6Goigt. - Bel cinent leid)ten
Nebcl, Der qeiterr Morgcn alrf Der
Gbeiopcofc 9ai bcrrIfte, mnroe Gic
a~oblenborac .Srnnf Ecnblctor" bon
Dem 9on1pier yacribum" Der uI}er-
d,ants & Wincra' Transportation
So" getroffen uno IN Stilde &C.
ifnitten, 10 oob lie %ioIort lanf. Tie
Wonnituit Der Barge muroe bald
gereitet uro ont Fier Der Gompdgntt
81 Rprfo!f gclanoct. Gina 21l9
5onnen 0oblen bilocten bic 2oounQ
Der Barge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-18
@rnnoitMt3 llcbertraanngcn.

G0muro IS. Storf an George s.
ebert nm Nrall 9torooit Ode Der go.
tltrcnt Strubc uno 5oiurourt Ape.,
10 bel n, mrlmo5ins $40; $225O.
Cora &. N}aribol an 6elen Y.
Wtecfcr, Mcticite Der Colbert, noba
G6oIe SlroHc. Is BEL 1926, $23iO.
Charles IS ~lttcrnoble oil Nidolos
Surlcn, CitlcItc Der Garep, nobe Ger.
inoton StroBc i9.1 bel III, @runo.
sims $135; So.
4uulinc u. Saplor an George $.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-18
Tricifaitcu.

pSr. Ectcr Slrbid)." - Ser Cr,
goniit irgcno elmer Der piclen bicIi
gen aird)cn fam &bnen Die &c.
miinldtc Nhtsfunit acbcn. r<m nEeos
boon &nititut' miro oicic9 6oh ebcrl.
iull8 qClcbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-18

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onoridutlniut iii, ats ScfrrtGr ser
hiciidcn .Stcontliftrr mn >nriuflcr
lIninn" ouocblih $3.50 u~rtcrihIoorn
nj hobcl.
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tern Wtorgen inn Sitter BON &c Sob,
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ller, ettca Der Solootcn I'M 9circi.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-18

V~IHIluIluuC, %.
Charles $. Gurr an @lmu aotc
Wic9licc, Mciticitc Der GbcIter-, nohc
Erciton-S trubc, fl bel Up, @runO,
sims So, $500.
@iuiom Shut an Gffic Y. Woore,
Norooiticitc Scr EorfzNeibt5 Nucnle,
nobe Sbirlcn. 9lpenuc, 30 bel il5,
@run05iuS $tO0, So.
Gobu &. Noiimnn an Gnilp g. 81.
Qol5icL Siiooit Ode Scr Charles Cir,
uno 6rcnd) Zane. 4O2 bel 81, $1,000.
NcurD z. Mintcra mo Satin an
&omc3 ". Ghopmom Jun, Siioicite
Der Nortb, uubc Grli0sNill Noemtc,
II bel 81. s..
N}orn ". Nicc an s.. e. SitcnoorI
unO @ottim Oiticitc ser Sutton Noc.,
nobc Baltimore StroBC 1910 bel rs,
@rlun05jn2 $50, s..
Is. Ncrbcrt Nlcc an Gjciclbcn, 0it,
icite ser Sutton 2(ucmlr, uobc Nulti.
more StroBc, 1910 bci IS, WuunO.
sims $50, So.
Charles Z. ,Slliti an NQltiuu 5.
ElumpbrcU mo Satin Noroicitc ser
Surotogn'S truBc, nubc Sutton Noe
10 bel 1852, @runojinS $50, $1,000.
emma NJ, Stinhcontb an @corgc
Gcifcn II. a., Siioicitc Der Baltimore
nobc Ninc StrnBc, 1874 bel - @ro5,
$50, $1,000.
&ohn s., @ugQlcn mo @nttin an Is.
8corQc Ntltn5crt mo Satin, Oiticite
Ger SmouWoo0., uobc Woriaunu.
StroBc, II bel 1915, @rluo5in@ $l2,
$500.
@corQc u. @Iofc mo @nttin an
&olcph y &oiitctter, Wciticitc Der
Bono troBc, nobc Nprtb Npeuuc,
10 bel s., $1,000.
Ecrcn ". @ofcr mo Satin an
Worio z, airf. Siioleitc ser -, nobc
DAT StroBc, Is bel so, @runo5in4
los, $500.
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Wua0oIcru Stembod, Siioleitc Der
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%, @rlnO5in3 $40, $500.
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Ir0nt Ncttc ul0 Satin Sitlcitc ser
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bel 30, @run05iu0 $40, $1565.
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len un0 @ottiu, 9tpr0icitc Ger NlrO.
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-07-13
PRISONER GRANTED PAROLE
Renwick McCammon Will Leave the
g.. Penitentiary.

Governor Mead has granted a parole
to Renwick McCammon, whose appli-
cation for a pardon was denied April
q. McCammon, who is only 20 years
old, is serving a two years sentence
at Walla Walla for the crime of burg
larry and has but six months ana Is
days yet to serve. His parents are re-
spectacle people living in Ferry county
In the application for a pardon, which
was strongly urged by Judge w. E.
Richardson, the trial judge, and nu-
merous others, it was represented that
the young man mad been living away
from home in Spokane, had fallen in
with bad company and had been in
duced by junk dealer to steal