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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-28
CIlGULO OBRtRO

Los pintores de San Juan Sc
reunieron anoche en- el local del
sCirculo obrero', previa invitaci6n
que les hiciera el secretario de la
Junta del Distrito de San Juan.
FL presidente del Cfrculo di6
lectura q varias parties de la consti.
tuci6n general y esplic6 los obre-
ros la convenience de organizar en-
el pats un Sindicato fuerte de los
del o6cio pintor.
Despues de ponerse de acuerdo
en- va1ias parties de la constitution,
fue acuerdo, por unanimidad, la
union bajo los auspicios de la cons
tituci6n regional de trabajadores
puertorriqueiios.
La junta direciva fue electa,
recayendo los nombramientos en-
los sefiores siguientes
Presidente, Sabas Rosario Ri.
vera; vice presidente, Miguel Aioh.
SO; secrttario, Miguel Valcarcel;
tesorero, I>idoro Diaz; eontador,
Pablo Giraldez; vocales: Jose c.
Ion, Timoteo Gonzalez; marshal,
Isabelino Giraldez.
Fue acuerdo convocar 4 una
asamblea a los del gremio por me-
dio de hoias sueltas, para ell pr6xi.
mo martes, a las siete de la noche.
Despues de tomar scuerdos in
teresantes para la formation del
sindicato de pintores en- el pueblo
de Rio piedras, Sc di6 por tetmina
de- ls reunion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-28
AOT|C|AS LOCALES
PrOximo arribo del va
por "Coamo..--Fallo
de TN pleito.
<LOGiA BETANCEs,
Aclaracion. = Nueva tempo.
rada hipica. -Deman.
da de divorcio.

Esta noche mas tardar toma
ra puerto, el vapor aCoamos pIoce
dente de los Estados Unidos.
-Por TN error Sc dijo aye,
que la insignia mas6nica que Sc /,
habia regalado en- la e1.ogia Betan
cesS al ex-venerable Mr. Bruins err
de sPastmaster.O Nosotros esc,i
blinos aPasmaster.s
Ell Juez de la Corte de distri,
to de San Juan, seccion de 10 civil
dicto rescluci6u favorable en- el plei
to entablado por doiia Isabel Sastre
contra don Narciso Viader, recla.
mando la primera la possession de
una casa que el segundo habita lie
galmente.
Sc anuncia para el 8 de ser.
tiembre pr6ximo carreras en- el hi.
podromo de esta ciudad, inaugu.
randose la nueva temporada hipi.
ca. En- estas carreras correra q
caballo sMagesticS pero no el aPer.
la FinaS; pues, segIn noticias, sus
duefios 10 dejaran descansar hasta
diciembre.
La Corte de Distrito de San
Juan declare con lugar la demanda
de divorcio entablada por Carlota
Dominguez, contra su esposo He
riberto Rodriguez.
Aver tarde compareciert n
ante el juez municipal, previa Dc :
nuncia que presentara el sargento
lgaravidez, comandante del puesto
de pelicia. de esta ciudaj, los stfio.
res don Antonio Llabres y don Fk-
lix Padial, empleados ambos del
municipio, para responder de Ia
acusaci6n que Sc les hizo Dor una
question personal que tuvieran N
las ofcinas de la contadutia. No
vimos que Sc celebrara jdicio aleu-
no, pero Sc nos informa que ha.
biendose declarado ambos culpables
el juez les impuso S. de multa 4
cada uno.
En- ell hospital municipal in
gres6 Limo Iglesias; fue dada de
alta Juana, Ramos y fallecieron Fe-
liciano Venero y Primitive Cruz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-28
ReEuerzo de tropas.
Combate decisive,

OTau, agosto 28 Dos batallones de aCazadoles
de Africa algunos escuadrones de spahis de las
guarniciones francesas de la Argelia han recibdo
ordenes de sar para reforzar las tropas que deen-
den Casa blanca. A pesar de la exctaci6n de los
angenos el gobierno frances ha dispuesto que TO-
das las tropas disponibles preparen para ir Ma
rruecos, en- tano egan los otros reuerzos enviados
desde Francia Sc prepara una batalla decisiva y
los moros han recbido hoy muchos refuerzos de las
trlbus del Atlas del Riff A Du1e Beida, puerto
de Casa blanca, han legado dos cruceros franceses
y I'm trasporte espanol conduciendo municiones. El
Estado Mayor franco espanol esta en- session perma-
nente desde aver Las tropas han recibido 6rdenes
dc permanecer la defensva. Sc esperan 40, 600
hombres de las tropas franco espafiolas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-28
IBF9RMES De |NTERES
Gran compan1a para la
construction de alma
Genes y muelles.
CAPITAL EFECTlvO
Visitas al Honorable Gober.
nador. "A los acomoda-
dores del teatro.
CAPITAL EFECTlvO

Sc ha constituido en- esta ciu.
dad, bajo las leyes de Puerto
Rico, una corporation con un capi-
tai ascendente a $500, 900, la cual
Sc denomina sSan Juan Warehouse
and Dock Companys. Dicha EN-
presa construira almacenes y niue
lies junto al caseIio de sMiramars
ocupando un espacio de sesenta
mil metros cuadrados de terreno,
inmediatos la bahia de sMiraho
ress, y al <Caio de San Antonios.
La directiva de dicha corporation
la componen como Presidente don
Rafael Fabian; como Ter vice pre-
Sidente don Luis Toro; como 2?
vice. presidente D. NJ. A. Wolker
como vocal don A. DuvaI; como
Tesorero don Antonio Caubet Y
como Secretario don Conrado Pa
lau. Hasta la fecha hay un capi
tai realizado por la suma de $50, 900
Hoy visitaron al Gobernador
los sefiores Griff, de Guanica, doc
tor Coenaga, De Garennes, Ward
don Pedro Lopez, alcalde del Do.
rado, Borda, doctor Vazquez, Ri
chardson, don Pedro de Castro '
el Comandante Lutz. Tambien le
visit6 una Comisi6n de Siervas de
Maria, de Mayaguez, confereciando
con dicha alta autoridad acerca d
unos terrenos que la expresada ins
tituci6n posee en- aquella ciudad,
de los cuales Sc ha incautado y rs
taci6n Agron6mica. '
Nos encargan lamar Ia aten-
cion de los acomodadores del teatro.
sobre la convenience de que Sc
6jen bien en- el orden de colocaci6n
de las butacas, pues va han sufrido
equivocaciones seialando q varias
personas asientos que no les CORES
ponden y proporcionandoles mo
leStias al tener que desocuparlos.
-Ha sido solucionada salts.
factoriamente la huelga de torce.
dores ocurrida en- Utuado la Sc
mana pasada, volviendo los ope.
rarios q sus talleteS.
I'm aiio de prisi6n impuso la
Corte de distrito de San Juan q Ru-
perto Salaman IQuintana, de Baya.
mon, por el delitode adulterio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-28

Andres Correa, condenado a afios
de presidio por escalamiento en- pri-
mer grado, de los cuales llevaba
extinguidos II meses 7 dfas.
Sc han verifcado en- esta ciu.
dad los matrimonios civiles de don
Francisco ]. Pereira Fritche con
dofia Francisco Rinc6n Plumey y
don Santos Soto con dofia Provi.
dencia Pinatel Viera.
I'll Gobernador ha nombrado
a don Manuel A. Rivera para juez
municipal INFERNO de Coamo du.
rante la licencia que lie ha sido con.
cedida al juez propietario Iicenciado
Homero Goico.
Aver regresaron a los Rsta.
dos Unldos, en- el vapor sSan Iuans
Mr. Prout y Mr. Gillies, representa-.
tes de la casa John Monks and Son,
de New York, que vinieron a esta
ciudad con el fin de conferenciar
con el ingeniero don Arturo Ro.
driguez, encargado de la direction
de Ia obras del nuevo muelle de es.
plgon n? y tomar algunas notas
de precision sobre las expresadas
obras. Dicho muelle empezara 4
constluirse a principle de noviem-
bre pl6ximo, y a fines de octubre
estara aqui todo el material nece.
sario.
-Ha sido nombrado mensaie.
70 de la oheiua del Attorney Gene
raj, el joven arecibeno don Manuel
CeylS.
-El magni6co cinemat6grafo
y el orquestrof6n que dieron hace
algunoS meses funciones en- nues.
tro teatro, debutarsn 81 sabado pro.
ximo en- Arecibo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-28
lmperio japones'
errible incendio,

Hakodate, agosto 2S.-La ciudad japonesa de
Hakodate Hakodadi, que es el puerto que posee
el Japon mas al Norte esta situado en- la isa de
Yezo, esta incendiado. A la hora de cablegrafar
el setenta por ciento de la cudad ha sido desrufda
por el incendo el panico en- la poblac6n que huge
fuera de los recintos es immense Pasan de 500 las
vfctimas causadas por el despome de los ed6cios
los atropelos al sar de la ciudad Sc teme no pue-
da dominarse la catastrofe quedando destruida toda
la ciudad. Las fuerzas miitares que guarnecen la
cudad trabajan activamente en- el aislamiento del
lncendo GALES enteras han sido derrbadas Dor la
artilleria para locazarlo. Hakodate es una plaza
fuerte, pero de poca importapcia comercial, result
tando para el Jap6n un punto estrateico 81 puer-
to es amplo de buenas condolences fue habili-
tado para el comercio en- 1889 81 caserfo de la cu-
dad es de buena construction, pero de POGO merito
arquitectonico sendo la mayor parte de las vivien-
das muy antiguas. La cudad Sc dstinguia por su
extremada impieza posee un buen acueductc. Edi-
tcios principaes como e Casino Japones colego
de nautica, coeglo de misioneros norteamericanos
cuareles para el ejercto eran los que llamaban la
atencon, y Sc teme sean destrufdos todos La DO
blacion es de Is o4o habtantes de eos 100 extran-
geroS en- su mayoria misioneros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-28
lmpresiones y noticias

En algunos ejemplales de
nuestra edici6n de aver, entre otras
erratas, faciles de subsanar, Sc es-
caparon en- las NotaS teabales dos,
que cambiaban ::completamente Ell
sentido del texto.
Helas aquf; aAnoche ADVERT
ttlos que el maestro CampoS Sc ha-
llaba algo preocupado; pero este no
obstaculiz6 la buena direction de
la orquesta.n FL no fue omitido.
oCon su magni6ca batuta mar,
CO muy bien las 6lancas, de dos
hembOs, en- compas de compasillo; y
Sefalo los caldeyoucs con mucha
presici6n.'
Aver Sc desliz6 una silaba de
mas en- sela6, resultando Sc se1ai6. y
Valga la aclaracion.
-Viene observandose con des.
agrado por la gente que vista el
edihcio donde Sc haIlan la Corte
Municipal y el Juzgado de Paz, CO.
mo es que ALI donde Sc castigan las
infracciones a las leyes de sandal,
no Sc obliga a cumplir con estas al
duefio de la casa, la cual tanto por
fuera como por dentro es Il colmo
del mayor desaseo y abandono. In-
Sistiremos.
Para el dia II de sepliembre
esta auunciado en- la Corte de Dis
trito de San Juan el juicio de la
causa por homicidio voluntario que
Sc lie sigue al confnado Valoy San.
tos, quien el dia code JUNO dltimo
di6 varios golpes q su compafiero
de prisi6n Jose Guzman Ramos, de
los cuales le sobrevino la muerte
Jos dos dias.
La junta central del sCilculc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-28

obrero' Sc reuni6 anoche, y entire
otros particulares acord6 nombrar
una comisi6n con el fin de avistarse
con I'm abogado para llevar 4 los
tribunales a TN periodico republi-
cano de Ia localidad, pues, segtin
dicha comisi6n entiende, la campa-
ma que Sc hace en- ese periodico
contra los miembros de esta socie.
dad es injusti6cada y les perjudica
moral y materialmeute en- sus inte-
reSeS.
Aver por la maiiana, sufri6
una delicada operaci6n quirGrgica
Ell el Hospital Presbiteriano la Sc
iiorita JoSefa Sirvent, de esta ciu-
dad. Practice dicha operaci6n el
cirujano doctor Figueroa, auxilia-
do por los doctores Carbonell Y
Aviiles, este 1ltimo a cargo de la
auestesia. La paciente Sc halla re-
lativamente mejorada de su dolen
cia.
En- Las Marias fue reducido
a prision y procesado, el menor
Jose Sanchez Aquino, mandadero,
a quien Sc acuSa del delito de esca.
lamiento.
-Esta manana conferencio con
el Gobernador el doctor don Rafael
del Vale. lie acompsn6 nuestro
distinguido amigo y correligiona.
rio don Arturo Gigante, Secreta
rio del Ayuntamiento de Mayagiiez.
cuyo nombre suena como candida.
to probable para 81 cargo de Alcal.
de de aquella ciudad, vacante por
renuncia del senior Bravo.
-Ha desertado de los trabsios
de la carretera de Rio Piedras a Ca.
geas, casilla ndmero s, el conduadc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-28
IOTl! DE- DUEl0

FL jueves 22 del mes en- curse,
victlma de cruel enfermedad, falle-
clio en- Morovis nuestro prestieioso
compatriota don Jose Cordero Dfaz,
padre dc nuestro distinguido amigo
don Simplicio Jose Gordero, alcalde
de dicha poblaci6n.
Era el fnado hombre laborioso
y active, de caracter integro y de
arraigadas convicciones.
A su entierro asisti6 numel osf.
sima concurrencia, en- demostr aci6n
da las muchas y melecidas sinpa-
tlas de que gozaba el stfior Cor
dero.
Hicieron uso de la palabra en-
q cementerio, ST. hijo don Jose y
Ell professor don Luis B. Gambia.
qulenes pronunciaron sentidas 0, a.
clones funebres.
Descanse en- paz el que va nc
existe y reciban sus deudos Ell tes.
timonio de nuestra pena.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-28
POr able
sERWe0 ESPECIAL De IA CORRESPONDENCE IA DuuRCr UuDE

merado los pasajeros una sola banda del buque
produeron la catastrofe al volcarse este por Ell cos
tado derecho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-28

A Ia avanzada edad de 81 amos,
tallecio anoche en- su residencia de
Santurce ell rico propietalio don To-
Sc Maria carazo y Munoz, jele dc
una distinguida familia.
Por SD caracter bondadoso Y
por las excelentes cualidades que
lie adornaban mereci6 siempre el
respeto y las simpatfas de cuantos
lie trataron y conocieron.
Descanse en- paz el venerable
anciano que desciende la tumba
tras una vida ejemplar, y reciban
sus hijos y demas deudos Ia sentids
expression de uuesttO pesame.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
FUGITIVE rs
LOCA TEDHERE
CINCINNATI BANK TELLER MISS
ING TWO YEARS
-------
TOOK $4,000 IN RILLs FROM
INSTITUTION
George Il. FrankIyn Who Deserted
Family for Companion, Recognized
on Streets by Former Friend
and Followed

George H. Frankiyn at one time a
teller In Cincinnati bank, but now a fugi-
tive from justice on charge of embez-
element, is in Los Angeles and local de-
tectives are seeking him.
Word was taken to the police yester-
day that Franklyn was In Los Angeles
and was living with woman in the
| Westlake district. Franklyn deserted a
wife and two children in Cincinnati when
| he fled two years ago.
| According to information in the hands
of the police Franklyn was trusted en-
ploye of the Cincinnati bank for several
years. He handled large sums of money
| frequently and his accounts were always
| correct.
| One morning when the bank opened he
did not appear, but nothing was thought
| of his ABSENCE until lunch hour. A mes
| sage was then sent to his home and re-
| ply was sent to the officers that Franklyn
| had not been home the previous night.
| The watchman at the bank linen told the
officers that Frankyn had visited the
bank the previous night and had entered
one of the vaults.
An investigation was then started and
1t was discovered that nearly $4,000 in
bills had been stolen. Franklyn had a
suit case with him when he visited the
bank and had carried 1t away when he
left.
The police were called into the case, but
all their efforts to gain traces of the miss
ing teller failed.
Several months after Franklyn left
Cincinnati word was received that he had
been seen in New Orleans, but this report
was never verified.
Yesterday a former acquaintance of
Franklyn met the man on Broadway and
followed him to his home. He then made
inquiries and later visited the police and
gave them the information he had gained.
The Cincinnati authorities will be COM
municated with and IL they request 1t
Franklyn will be placed under arrest
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
MOUNTAIN CLIMBER WILL
LECTURE ON COAST RANGES
Herbert w. Gleason Of Boston, Who
Has Assembled Many Peaks In
California, to Give Illus
trated Talk

Herbert w. Gleason of Boston, a lee
turer. has been spending the summer in
California, chiefly along the Sierra Ne
vadas, making a special study of the
mountain scenery, forests and wild fiow-
ers.
Arrangements have been made for an
illustrated lecture to be given by him in
the auditorium of the Polytechnic hlgn
school next Friday evening. September
27, on Volcanic Peaks of the Pacific
Coast"
He was member of the famous mount
ain climbing excursions of the Sierra
club to Mt. Rainier in 1905. and of the
Mazama club to Mt. Baker in 1906, and
secured large number of photographs.
He also visited Mt. Shasta, Mt Hood,
Mt Adams. Mono craters and other
points along the great Cascade and Me-
vada ranges, which in ages past were the
scenes of violent volcanic activity.
Tickets for the lecture can be secured
either at the high school or at Bartlett's
music store.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
CELEBRATING, YOUTHS
ARE CHASED BY POSSE
James E. Babcock and S. T. Purs Re-
call College Days In Too Bois-
ferrous Manner-Land
in Jail

James e. Babcock and s. T. Purg,
former college boys, decided to recall
their old school days by making q
night of it Friday night, and according
to about dozen officers of the central
and University divisions they sue
ceeded admirably.
In company with a third man. whose
name the police have been unable to
learn, the two comrades started out to
see the sights. According to the police
they imbibed large amount of liquor
and about 8 o'clock started for their
home. sos Figueroa street. When they
neared the apartment building there
they began singing and creating dis
turbance, say the police
The noise was heard by patrolman
who hastened toward them. When
the young men saw the officer ap-
preaching they decided to run. Away
they went with the policeman in close
pursuit He was Joined by two of his
companions and over back fences,
through back yards and across lawns
the chase went
At last the young men succeeded in
distancing their pursuers and took
shelter behind a barn. A few minutes
later they were seen by Lieutenant
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
100000 SHARES OF WAVE
MOTOR STOCK QUICKLY SOLD
Los Angeles Wave Power and Electric
= Company Dlsposes of Big Block,
Despite the Dull
Season

Sold out in a little over ninety days is
the record of the Los Angeles Wave Pow
er and Electric company. which offered
100000 share block of its stock for con-
struction purposes here June l.
Brokers around town are asking us
how we made this phenomenal run on
new proposition in the midst of the dull
season." said Fred Starr, president OF the
company. 1--WE just laugh at them lit-
tie and point to our sales as proof OF the
fact that there is mopey here a plenty
for investment in the real goods.
1.-THE company which is Installing the
first commercial Starr wave motor plant
at Redondo to use my inventions is
spending lots of money here, and the pub
lie is responding literally. Every con-
tract for piers, barges, compressors and
foundry work is backed by coir in the
bank. 1t makes no difference how fast
the stock is selling. the real money has to
be deposited before a single contract is
let by u.s."
1t was announced at the company's Of
fees that the Atlantic Gulf and Pacific
Construction company is putting in the
last piles of the Redondo pier, and that
the contract for the first battery of COM
pressors has been secured by the Fair
banks-Morse Machinery company.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
BELLBOY THIEF
SLAIN IN DUEL
SEATTLE DETECTIVE SHOOTS
q, HARRY BROOKS
Man Who Followed Woman to Coast
to Steal Her Jewels Killed
While Resisting
Arrest

Harry Brooks, the former bellboy at tn
Clifford NJ Anthony of jewels valued a.
$4,000 March q, was shot and killed b,
Detective Lee Barber in the Butler hote
in Seattle late Friday night.
Brooks was killed after he and the Off
Ger had exchanged ten shots. One of tbs
bullets pierced the young mans heart an
caused instant death.
Brooks was wanted for a robbery ir
Seattle and warrant had been issued
for his arrest. 1t was given to Barber
to serve and the detective went to tn:
young mans room alone.
AS Baroer entered he announced that
he was an officer. Brooks sprang to his
bed, picked up a revolver and fired shot
after shot at the officer. Barber then
drew his revolver and at the fifth shot
from his gun Brooks dropped to the floor,
dead.
There was reward of $500 out fol
Brooks arrest in Los Angeles. The re-
ward had been offered by Judge j. w
Mc...nley acting as attorney for Mrs
Anthony. A part of the reward was Of
fered providing certain jewels which had
been stolen from Mrs. Anthony were re-
covered.
The robbery of Mrs. Anthony was an
exceptionally daring one. Brooks form
erly lived in the same city in Illinois
where Mrs. Anthony made her home
Knowing the woman possessed a large
number of fine jewels Brooks followed he'
when she came to the coast.
Mrs. Anthony engaged apartments
the Hershey Arms and a few days later
Brooks obtained employment there as a
bellboy. He watched the woman closely
and while she was at dinner one night
entered her apartment, stole the jewels
and fed
Brooks Suspected
In the meantime the detectives had
been notified that Harry Brooks was in
Los Angeles and when they heard of tn.
robbery decided that ffe was the one who
had committed it.
A bellboy at the hotel suspected of be-
ing Brooks was arrested and taken to the
station, but later proved his identity an!
innocence and was released. While the
detectives were questioning this boy
Brooks succeeded in getting away from
Los Angeles.
He was not heard of again by the local
officers and despite the fact that circu
lars giving his description were sent 10
all parts of the country officers failed
to find him.
When word was received that Brooks
had been killed the local police were in
clined to doubt that it was the man the,
were after. They telegraphed for de-
scription of the dead man and upon les
receipt were assured he was the man they
were seeking.
What Brooks did with the Jewels h .
stole from Mrs. Anthony is mystery to
the local police. 1t was collection of
fine stones and jewels. The officers be-
leve it may have been hidden in some
secret place here or placed with some
fence" who is at present unknown to
them. They are making efforts to gain
some trace of them.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22
KILL TWENTY DEER IN
OREGON FOREST RESERVES
LOS ANGELES HUNTERS MAKE
BIG BAG
Return from Anglers Paradise, Prom-
islng to Go Baok-FaIlen Forest
Monsters Bridge Streams
In Wild Country

The Woodill-Lewis-L -Lanterman- party OF
hunters and fishers paid their respects al
the city hall yesterday after theif three
weeks jaunt into southwestern Oregon.
They had followed the Mackenzie river
south fork, into the widest sections OF
the Webfoot state, and already have
agreed to go back there next year
The party killed eighteen deer and
shipped back three kegs of salted trout
for distribution among friends.
'rhe laws of Oregon allow five deer to
each man each seosan," said Police Com
missioner Woodill, $50 we were we'll
within the law.
THE stuff we caught is following us by
express.
1T is a fine country, abounding in deer
and game of all kinds.
Fishing is immense. We caught red
sides nineteen inches long, speckled and all
kinds of trout.
THE ladies in our party were enthusiast
tic anglers.
I'VE made ten-mle walk one day to
our Camp Los Angeles, and they walked
with the rest
Our place was about 100 miles south of
Portland and twelve hours from Eugene.
"On our return trip we were treated to
an Oregon rain. 1t felt fine. None of us
caught cold, though we were often in
water to our knees.
I'VE were ON the government timber
reserve and saw mill ard miles of mon
ster trees.
when 1t was necessary to cross a
stream we simply crossed on trees that
someone had felled in such way that
the falling monster bridged the water"
Those in the party were Mr.. and Mrs.
H. b. Woodill Mr.. and Mrs. Warren W.
Hopperstead, Llewellyn Hooperstead, DR..
and Mrs. R. S. Lanterman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benton Flood, H. w. Lewis and Fred
Mailer