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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-01
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN GOLD
MEDAL FOR SAFETY.

MEJAL fOh SAFELY.
One Of the most encouraging signs
of the moral uplifting of the race
is the unmistakable growth in these
ater days of the humanitarian senti-
ment. The dignity of the human
body, the sanctity of human life, are
swiftly emerging to their full and
proper recognition. The reproach has
lain too long at our doors that, as a
people, we were so madly bent on
the pursuit of wealth that we cared
little who might fall by the way,
If only the goal were swiftly and
grandly won. To the question: How
much then is the life of man worth
more than of a sheep?" we have
made answer by rolling up record
of over half a million annual MAIN
ings and killings that may well put
us to the blush.
Therefore It Is gratifying to realize
that the movement set on foot by the
American Institute of Social Service
for the promotion OF an American
museum Of Safety Devices Is meeting
with marked success.
In view of the fact that a very
large percentage of these accidents
Is absolutely preyentable, the editors
of the Scientific American have de-
cided to offer gold medal, annually.
for the best device for the protection
of life and limb, produced during the
year; said award to be given by the
American Institute of Social Service,
after the Board Of Experts has passed
upon the devices submitted.
STORY OF A FAMOUS MURDER
Assistant District Attorney Train of
New York county tells the whole his
tory of the Patrick case in the May
American Magazine. 1t is great
murder case. The chief figures in the
narrative are, of course, the aged and
lonely millionaire Rice, and the con-
|spirators Patrick and Jones.
But the conspirators, Ingenious as
It was crumbled. After reading Mr..
Trains story one sees the force and
|propriety of the quotation which the
author prints at the beginning Of his
article: "
"The Devil himself, which Is the
author of confusion and lies"
When the breath of Professor Gates
subject passed through tube cooled
with Ice so as TO cOlpdensc its volatile
constltucnts, col0rless liquid re-
suited. He kept the man breathing
through the tube, but made him angry
five minutes afterward q sediment al
peared in the tube. indicating the
|presence there Of a new substance
which has been produced by the
changed physical action caused by 6
change of the mental condition. An
ger gave a brownish substance. sor
row gray, remorse, pink, and SO on
The results showed, as In the ex
|periments with the Precipitation, tina
each kind of thinking produced 1T
|own peculiar substance, which th
system was trying to excel. Pro
fessor Gates conclusions are yer.
definite and are given in the vol
ume on right and wrong thinking
which has recently been prepared b.
that well-known student Of menta
processes, Aaron NJ. Crane .---Fron
Current Literature for May.
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Within Daily Access Of New York {

No. 209- Farm NrA al dh near PaWsn Pa.a nbni stores pd sbd, huehLe etc., hour out
baWhdm country mnaX right rmbdRhhn~ good buildings stone houss Hnns NnntA hw barns. anhrh oa
etc; @BD0oa easy terms long contract
No 391-Fam, at hanover ek,5 ars half tMbk shalt timber, good crops and hu. comfortable HOUSES
rm. good condition, hns e@H mise suH@. near school, church store, Hii mn~dh@ P@adoniS ~@0oe-
100000 Al SD
No. aS3-Fnm. 90 acres ~ mile Pompun Plains station mountain scenery hdhhl. running water fruit
enemh m hr barn, COW house, eip price U0MM: easy terms go s
No 2Sz-Fam Ie qsat Mountain New I@1 mile LsnMaaI uimtSmh Erie station naT"Au.S
drh etc. lMr ~ rnh waba mh N~dmpAE ahdAh lawns RM &c; GS@A;eny terms. e f#%8
No 4H- Poultry nd Fruit farm lone mile HnoNr station snA room house nSpNn
No. 2O3- Residence near trolley MdS station snms bhu mh heat eneM lights large vnnda arden fruit
etc. magnificent vkWGp price ASU6a Y ~<~Er #"+t~. #&
- KoA ABA hpMSmt residences yaMm1 NJ J.asnmMy mdH6fI4 rooms all modern pvehues,h hard
wood floors open maMs hw wndGn nmM tyMs pMMne ndAa stable Whe nhmMt romGa 20OO a
@ No 47-canny residences rpms eRR Brook NJ. kpmp @FeP Pines phanyh nd Ame shade
liver frontage boating hhhE hhnEa t ssas land bapaaAWNs pHs sssnN
o5. oAL1DvvEIrs M. .. TalEEEE0NE
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4 COATED on the westerly side of the
H. Orange Mountains, it's altitude 400
to 700 feet. Avoid the casterIy winds,
sea foss, smoke, etc. Enjoy the atmos-
pheTic conditions here, where the us.
census reports give the third moSthealth-
full place in the United States
Schools Churches and Stores.
Accessible via Erie road, or LacIa-
wanna and trolley. Communication $685..
Call and inspect u offerings prop
erty SheerfulIy shown. Our Lists of
farms and residences mailed free. We
offer all sizes and prices to suit all buyers
in this COLORADO OF THE EAST.
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PARk. ssITIRsEEEE,LF.s SECTION y:

Ten room dwelling, In most desirable bcauon, Is
now offered fer sale; house con tains reception room.
library, dining room and kitchen on nrst floor,
four bedrooms, den and bathroom on second noor:
servants room and store rooms on third noor;
laundry. toilet and hot air heater In cellar; two
open hreplsces; city water, gaS. electric hight; teie-
phone: house was buIlt by days labor i've yeArb ago,
and Is in very hne condition. having been occupied
by present owner ever since. seven minutes walk
from Park street station. Erie Railroad; three min.
utes from trolley; between two pubno. parks and
opposite private park: beautiful view Of Watching
Mountains; the property includes 800 feet fronting
on Edgemont road and $50 feet on Watching av.:
but same WIN be sold separately ~ desired; price
for all $4,000: on terms 10 suit buyer; liberal allow
ance N all cash: inspection OF any time by appoint
nent by letter or telephone GeJ-hontclhir; pos
session within reasonable time from date OF sale;
streets rnacadamlEed. curoed and tagged Sidewalk.
Please call or apply TO OWNER, 8 Bdgemont road.
". 2. corner Watching Ay.. Park street station.
MontclaIr, N. J.
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anss s1sss ~ y u se 1sns. i Ss s1 % s4 Sssu9rA@sseSE-RA N ID A l. T.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-05
OUR new JERSEY SUBURBS
AMONG THE FOOTHILLS OF THE
WATCHUNG MOU NTAINS.
Bu wing and building Active In Orange.
mcntclair and the String or Highland
Settlements From Passaic TO Summit
The Essex County Fark System.

Ru wing and Building Active IN Orange,
montclair and the String or Highland
Settlements From Passaic to Summit
The Essex County Park System.
About fifteen miles to the westward Of
New York, on the eastern slope Of the First
Watching Mountains. is a chain OF towns
including Glen Ridge. Montclair. Upper
Montclair. East Orange, West Orange.
South Orange, Llewellyn Park and Eagle
Rock.
The district in which the towns lie is
served by the Delaware. L~aclawanna and
Western and by the Erie. Tho Lacka-
wanna has two branch lines passing through
the region. The Morris and Essex division
connects South Orange. Orange Valley,
Orange, Brick Church and East Orange
joining on the outskirts Of Newark with the
Bloomfield branch. The latter runs to
Watsessing. Bloomfield. Glen Ridge and
Montcla!r. where IL has It's terminus. The
Erie also has two divisions. the Orange
branch going to the Oranges and the Green
wood Lake division passing through Wat
chung. Upper Montclair and Montclair
Heights. A short distance above Mont
clair Heights, at Great Notch. the railroad
swings of to the westward. passing through
a narrow valley between the mountains.
The Oranges and Montclair have been
growing rapidly in popularity for subur-
ban residence during the Inst few years.
The establishment of an efficient railway
service has enabled many New York BUSH
ness men TO take up permanent residence
there. The chain Of settlements on the
Watching Mountains. which had long been
i~requented by summer transients. at
tracted a large part Of the army OF COM
muters, who took advantage OF the i'm.
proved transportation. the high eieva-
ton Of this mountain region, Its countrihed
surroundings and above all its nearness
to New York combined to further tie do
velopment.
After passing over the Hackensack
Meadows and the Passaic River the rail.
tr&d passeH through the city OF Newark.
me ground rises gradually from the Passaic
River TO the foot Of the mountains In a
series OF terraces. Montclair and the
Oranges are from two hundred 20 three
hundred feet above sea level. The main
ridge iteelf rises steeply from ths undu-
iatng ground on which the settlements are
located. In some places. az at Eagle Rock,
We slope Is almost prcclpitous. The Wat
Thuhg Mountains are a spur OF the Blue
fldge range. They comprise the 1rSt
ldEe OF any considerable elevation In the
New Jersey suburban area.
Ibe settlements nj their base are all
important places. Some are of a popular
ms racter. while otherg are more exclusive.
Cnaer the latter head come. Lewellyp
conanHsd On ssAa Pabg
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Attractive Real Estate Bargains
FOR SALE
RAauilfuI Sanih 0KanHA. i, ].

Rambling Mansion. between Mountain and South
Orange stations L~Ackawanna r.. r.: new decora-
tons. steam heat. all improvements: electric lights,
baths, &C.; - large rooms. grand music room.
IN 1rst class location. and ono OF the show places
Of the oranges; grounds very attractive, sooxtoo;
many rare shade trees. large lawn, fine stable,
&c; price $4,000. Also Handsome Residence
Montrose Park section, near Mountain station
and trolley line 10 Newark: IS large rooms. beautt-
fully decorated; will SUIT the most particular;
grounds i5Oxe0o; fine lawn, shade trees and stable;
price $1,000. Address OWNER, rs Maiden lane,
New York city.
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A BARGAIN


Modern residence In The BcrkShtrea OF New
Jersey" In addition 10 is natural attractions
Montclaif POSSESSES superb Hotel. Athletic Club,
Golf club. and Town club; House %eo9tslnt u
acre shady lawn. .LoeSuon ON stare linz. most
desirable %secticn:. high, cool; 10 minutes from
depot. To rent June I 10 October 1. including
unlimited telephone service. 1900. Apply direct
Room iSR. III Broadway. New YORK.
AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY 10 gel a
beautiful new house In select noighborhOod. near
station: zen rooms and bath; latest improvements:
laundry in oeher; open nrtpisoe IN library: steam
lower IN front OF house; hcuse faces cast and south;
uninterrupted view OF Orange MoupiatnE VIII
Tent on three year Lease 10 deSi fhble Marty Tor t5T
per month; would al cheap 10 QUICK bu,er, Call
or address ~ Valley road, hohtclAlE N. J..
SOUTH oRANGE. NJ J.-FoT sale. 81 great
gaernct. Nihoo, tour acre home on slope OF Ofenge
Mountain At Mountain Gthtlon: "a room house:
bread Vcrandhs, stable, garden. trees: command,
tHn View. dflffhuui hfflfdfui Ef1uatl1n. innly
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No. 492 Beautiful emy farms n drSdmes IS acres Me land neat station hRksdae abundance fruit
grounds prhyh h OUT stream With rustic bhws;h large. magnificent HdMMa. all modern hnnpNmmn,R gas amm
heat, etc., frpaes Ve1nd@;h arm lands adec carriage hwHh house modern hAeye Sia properly hMYM high
class; anhad at S50WM
No. 1888 Country residence 4n~s; mA~ Co hdahhbabn in Livingstone MI barns t~h house amam
hA all @odo neutrality-suspicious. orchard Sbunhn6m ma hmh0 acres th dmbH,W AhHdS S2SN00
cash. bdne 800
hm%usn rOs wnndah mash tables Hrhrh house, essH puaAdkw Cedar Grove nnms sO0n
No. 214-cUmny residence 2momS steam heat aNnhnm NcRMrmL meP dh high hudem magnificent
views HMy fine pOPHr, % arGa abundance Of fruit MNb barns; cheap at SaW0W @@ .<
No. 3T9- Residence II rooms bath all mnHn Improvements one block from ny nM. station htI WaO
lawns hh garden sAheh Hny; H50oO;V I'LL rent at $1,000 month
Five attractive newly built ~mgsM large andAss nnEA hh all mmmst improvements, m d@miy, steam
ht, large rephn hall with amaehe suia~, light Mnnhrnm ,owh fireplace, buffers pantry with sink rm
Stairway nipple closet room ddeyTmda and P@E dcn7 %tAi prizes @~oSs@ 100000 sold on easy terms
I% down balance monthly. Nu&#@"&t}E &#EL M&Ii.% Ptti@IH|ItfEfEN
TELEPHONE 1ea1 Tstate Bro1kers q e
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Real Estate & Investments
MADISON new Jersey

For sale. Farm OF 70 acres; house newly
decorated; has steam heat and hath; barns,
chicken houses. &c.; price $1,000. ,
"A g~enfleman'e country Home, IL acres.
modern house. 10 rooms; two baths, steam
heat, electric light, city water, billiari
room first floor, open ireplaces, tiled man
tels. fine lawns. s~hrubbery. stable. chicken
houses; convenient station; might divide:
terms easy. ALEXANDER EAGLES. Mad
ison. n. j.
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MOUNTAIN VIEW TERRACE
South Orange Heights
Sogth Grange. new JERSEY

Ono of the MOS, desirable suburban tracts: high.
well drained; magnificent view; near 70 trolieip
and L~nckaWanna flhllroad 9tniion; nns train Ger.
eiehbofhOc highly restrctSd; new houses for sale
erected by che Company by says work; with all
improvements; also unimpnoteo lots at reasonable
pnces: terms can be mkdt 70 suit purchaser. Any
one c0ntem plating a residence IN the suburbs would
DO we'll 20 consider this tract. once on thf prem &.
isss. properly may be eesn a. any time
NEWARK REALTY 0MPANY,
Madison av. ana Prospect, n,
South OrAnee. Nj. and
7a BIZ Cd e., Newark. ". J.. Telephones
Send for bookIet..
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ECIAL IATTRACTTVE Gal IN

ORANGE. n. j..
Own your own home. stop paying rent.
Price only $3.50; $500 cash, balance SIS per
month, same as rent.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-02

his findings to the Court,
Application Of Geoge kaboth for re-
turn of money paid for property Of
tax sale. read ana referred to nis-
trict Attorney FOR his opinion,
Communication read from MIR, John
Mcclure. superintendent \ and c. II.
II. Co, regarding public warehouse at
Svensen. The Clerk Is instructed 10
whrite Mr., Mcclure that his proposi-
don to paint the ware house meets
with the approval OF the Court, and
the same iSfappreciaicd.
Report Of George =, Clark, hereto
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-02

fore appointed to examine the books
and accounts of the various County
Omcers. read and ordered nled, or
lcred that the Report or the Clerk and
Treasurer be published together VITA
the report OF Mr. Clark,
1t appearing to the court that 1t viii
be impossible for the Road Master to
80 20 Vespcr and measure the work
done by Andrew Johnson and James
A, Elliott. II IL ordered that Mr Ertck
Hanherg be requested to examine the
work aud measure same and report TO
the Court.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-02
STATE OF OREGON,


duly and ha
Mulnmah
Of Caop County
transactions July
inclusive and find be in accordance with the report
Sh 1907
hands of the Clerk find
to be shown in the mentioned.
CLARK
2d day January 1907
J. c. CLINTON
County Clerk
c.. J. TRENCHARD, JUDGE.
C. MASTEN,
LARSON Commissioner
]. C. CLINTON
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FOR SALE.

WHALE AMBER. MADE IN NOR
way. guaranteed finest shoe dress
Ing out. Your dealer handles 1t. Al
fred Andersen & Co, Minneapolis,
M,nn. l2-18-H
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-26
EdiCtO
En- la Corte de Distrito
del Distrito Judicial de Huma-
Gao. p. r.
Estados Unidos de America.
El Presidente : So.
de los Estados Unidos-
Juan de la c. Mangual y Falero
EX-PARTE.

PoR cUANro, Juan de la Cruz Man
gual y Falero, por medic del Aooga-
do NJ. Tous Soto, ha presentado, ante
Ia Corte nombrada anteriormente,
una solicitud para que Sc declare
iustihcado, su favor. Ell dominic de
Ia finca a continuation descrita:
"Rdstica, sin nombre conocido, ra-
dicada en- Ell barrio del "Hato' ter
mino municipal de San Lorenzo; CO.
lindante por Ell N. E. y O. con Juan
de la Cruz Mangual y Falero y por ell
S. con un camino que conduce del
pueblo de San Lorenzo al barrlo del
"Ouemado"; su sdperhcie es de dlez
cucrdas con cincuenta centavos de
otra: Sc encuentra 1ibre de carga y
qravamcn y Ia valora Ell peticlonarlo
en- $4,000. Asegura, dlcho pet1clo-
mario, adquirio esta finca en- dos por-
clones, con anterioridad al 1899, y
nor titulos de mpra-venta, una de
seis cuerdas y media de Ricardo Bru-
eueras otra de cuatro cuerdas de
Antonio Brugueras. la que adqulrlo
este. por igual titulo, de Ricardo
Brueueras y esta sadquirio las :dos
porciones por herencia de su esposo
Ramon Brugueras, quien las compro
4 lose M. Aponte y Francisco Colon,
hace -un espacio de mas de sesenta
amos.
PoR rANTo, y habiendo ordenado
81 Hon. Charles E. Foote, Juez de la
Corte de- uistrito del distrito Judicial
de Humacao, P. R., que Sc publlque
nor tres veces la solicitud del petit
.cionzrio en- el periodico de San Juan
de Puerto Rico tltulado BoLET1N
MERcANTIL DE PUERTO Rico, para
Que los que tengan algun derecho
real sobre la 6nca descrlta, las per-
.sonas iqnoradas quienes pueda per-
iudicar la inscription de domino So
iicitada y, en- general, todo aquel que
.desee oponerse, pueda efectuarl rio
dentro del termino de sesenta (oo)
dfas naturales, que comenzaran a
.contarse desde la fecha en- que por
nrimera vez aparezca publlcado este
.edicto. notifcando a todos que, pasa-
do dicho termino sin presentarse opo'
sicion Y oida la prueba que presente
el promovente, Sc resolvera sobre 10
solicitado. parando todos los per
iuicios de ley, libro ell presente ba]o
mi firma y sello de esta Corte' en-
Hnmacao. P. R., 20 de JUNO de
1oo7.-Enrique Rincon, Secretar1o de
IA Corte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-26
.nA.,iaItccNn d los tine|pS en- LondreS

Ia insalubridad producida en- los
.y11neles cansa de numerosos germe,
.e1es nocivos y del enrarecimienzo del
ARE. Sc evita en- Londres con IN SEN
clio aparato que narch1 undo un
wagon desinfectante. va Sc sane que
10 desinfeccion no consiste solo en-
ne,,1ralizar - los malos olores, sino que
+tende tambien q destruir todos los
principios perjudioiales del aire. El 81
apnarato. consiste en- una armadura
.a,,e adaptada al ancho de ia pared de
@ 1ps @.,1neles efectda la desinfeccion,
,ahrando Oh como los mejores antlseptl-
&C A los pocos minutes de haoer
reeorrido un t1ne1 Ell aparato &C ns1-
one dar al aire las condolences de pu-
Teza !, salubridad de que carece.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-26
Doctor Gustavo Mu1oz

oJo" E aqua mineral natural de VILAJUIGA, es
Ell reedo las Intermediates del Est6mago Dspep
sa maas destiones su sabor agradabe puede
Este para est0mago
ia caja de boteas de itro botelas suelta
casas siguientes.
MAYAGUEZ don E. Franco
PONCE Hotel Colmado de don B. Me1a
AGUADlLLA Farmacia de don J. J. Font
ARECIBO, Hotel LAS Baleares' Cafe de los Sres Mir
Orpi Ca.
FAJARDO, Farmacia de don Luis Ordolez
GUAYAMA, Sres. Freiria Hnos
CAGUAS Sr, Ambrosio Machuca
MANATL Sres. J. Padr6 Ca.
HUMACAO, don Aurelo Ramirez
MAUNABO. Fa1macia de don Jose G. Sugrahes
CAROLINA Sres, Arsuaga Ca
CANOVANAS Sres Fernandez Sobrinos.
YABUCOA, Mendez Hermanos Co.
SAN JUANA Farmacia Colon de r Amazan Suceso1es
de Fernandez hermano Suceores Sobrno Fernandez
Garcia Perez Ca don Jose Fernandez Francisco Carrero
y agentes generates F. Font hermano
Precio todas parties 80 ctvs. botelia de | lilro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-26
L A M A \ A N A

HeEbesado tn for II IRA ,do, la tepgos obre mi
coraz6n.
Quero meterla bajo mi pel a fuerza de pu6e-
taos.
iDesearia que hciese sangre para sentr mas
vivamene bondad exquisite mi infame diotez,..-
Sin embargo, empezaban ambos cansarse 10
de otro.
Els falso suponer que las pequedas disputas man.
tenen la amistad.
Crst6bal perdonaba Oto las injusticias que
este e haca cometer; intentaba echaba
encara su despotsmo naturaleza eal yarrebatada,
que por vez primera probaba la amstad, entrega-
ella por complete querla que la pagasen en- retor-
nos, dandole el cora2on entero.
En- materia de amistad admitfa particiones.
Halandose dispuesto sacr6carse compleamente
por el amigo juzgaba legftimo hasta necesario que
ell amigo Sc 10 sacrifcase todo en- cambio.
Pe-o empezaba comprender que ell mundo
austaba al modelo de caracter inexble CUE ext
g1a las mas de 10 que elias podf dar
Entonces procuraba someterse, acusaba du-
reza y Sc rataba de egosta, que tenfa derecho 4
atentar "a libertad de su amigo 4 acaparar su
afecto.
Haca sinceros esfuerzos para dejarle libre por
complete por ucho que e costase; hasa, por espfrit
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-26

-Quien? pregunt6 Crist6bal.
(Ya Saba perfectamente quien era)
-Franz.
soto esper6 rehexi6n de Crstobal pero es.e
parec{a NO haber oido
Cortaba una varita avellano
Otto adad6:
-Es muy divertido. Sabe, siempre la mar de his
toras.
Crst6bal sib6 con negligencia.
Oto dijo remachando Ell clavo
~ es tan intelligent, dstinguido!...
Cristobal Sc encogi6 de hombros, como diciendo:
-iQue nteres puede tener para INF ese sujeto'
como Oto, algo picado, Sc dispusiese conti
nuar le cort6 brutalmente la palabra le indic6
sitio hacfa donde tenian que
No volvieron hablar del asunto toda la
tarde.
Pero So comprendfaa que estaban ago fros. sin
afectar una cortesla exagerada, no acosumbrada en-
ellos sobre .odo por parte de Crst6ba.
Las palabras Sc le helaban la garganta, pero al
lin no pudo mas " en- medic del camino, volviendose
haca Oso que le segua mos cinco pasos le cog6 dc
las ma aos con mpetuosidad y le dijo quemarropa:
-Escucha Otol mo quiero, que tengas tanta inti-
mdad con Franz porque. porque eres mi amigol
" no quiero que quieras nadie mas que mn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-26
VA G A N 7 { S

Estando vacantes las Agencias de
este peri6dico en- los pueblos que Sc
expresan continuation, suplicamos
4 las personasque quieran desempe-
Harlas 10 solicitor de esta Admins
TRACTION, debiendo dar referenciaS en-
las cartas-solicitudes.
Las obligaciones de las Agencias
son: reparto del periodico y cobran-
"a de los recibos.
LII .ATfnsl d, ie fa.nci6m.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-13

The papers North and South ar,
teemlng with comment favorable OF
Senator Daniel as an available can
didate for President. Personal opin
ion has also been very generally
quoted on the same subject, of which
the statement of Forrest w. Brown,
prominent lawyer of Charleston,
w, Va, is a fair sample: The Sena.
tor can have the delegation from
West Virginia any time he wants 1t,
for West Virginia is in the South
again, as far as its realization that
Senator Daniel would make an ad.
mirable candidate is concerned. II
nominated, he would run very strong
In the State, for he is regarded as
clean and able man and a repre-
sentative Of both the old and new
South. He would run strong in my
part Of the State. We should like
to see Senator Daniel nominated for
the Presidency and the tarlff re.
vised."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-13

The first test OF the power of the
Interstate Commerce Commission to
control railroad rates under the new
law has been decided in favor of the
commission by the United States SUI
preme Court The case involved an
advance I'm rates on lumber from the
South TO Ohio river points. and the
commission issued orders forbiddlng
the enforcement OF the advanced
rates, which the court has now de.
cided were unreasonable.