davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-08
FL Cinemat0srafo del Teatro

Con lleno complete en- las butacas
Sc efectuo el domingo y anoche las
funciones cinematografcas en- el Tea
tro Municipal.
Las vistas expuestas fueron del
agrado del p1blico La mayor parte
son nuevas y merecieron grandes
laplausos por la asomOrosa realidad
de sus esccnas.
"El tesoro del Rey Rajah', "El
fratricida'' "Robo en- un banco" Y
Iotras que no recordamos, merecieron
general aprobacion.
La empress anuncia vistas nuevas
para la sSfunciones sucesivas. Para
esta noche Sc prepara una gran fun
cion, con los estrenos de "El pozo
encantado' "Rescate de un nifIo'
Llamamos la atencion q la En-
presa. acerca de varios nifios acom
pafiados de sus sirvientas, que han
tornado las butacas de alfombras pa
ra ponerse de pie sobre elias, durante
cl espectAculo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-08

todos los testigos por orden de cate
gorias.
Actuaron en- la ceremonial el mi :
nistro de Gracia Y Justioia, ell direc-
tor de los Registtos yel oficial sefior
Garcia Herreros.
Los nombres con queha sido ms
|crito el Infante son, los de. Lnis Al :
fonso Cristino Teresa Maria de Qua
dalupe Santiago Isidro jose Antonio
y todos los Santos. il
En- el sud-expresd negaron los
principles de Baviera, abuelos del au-
gusto nifIo.
Esta acordado que S.M. la Rcina
dofla Maria Cristina y el principe Luis
Fernando de Baviera apadrinaran al
recien nacido Infante en- la ceremo-
MIA bautismal. -
Procedente de Villacarriedo lego
la nodriza que ha de criar al 'infante
Luis Alfonso. Sc llama Joaquina Gu.
tierrez, es natural de la parroquia de
San Bartolom5, del pueblo citado
anteriormente, y es hermana de la no
driza de la infantita Isabel Teresa
Es mujer de apariencia sana ro-
buSta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-08
EDSanChe del Canal de Kiel

El Canal lie Kiel, que como todos
naestros. leetoTes sabeD, comun ica eI
mar del Norte con Ell Baltico, tiene ST
millas de longitud. Su immense valor
estrategico para Alemania depende solo
de que los buques de guerra puedan
pasar por el. El aumento de tonelaie
de los grandes acorazados que Sc van
a construir, imposibilita el que dichos
buques puedan pasar por el Canal
por tai causa las autordades navaes
alemanas han resuelto ensan charlo Y
darle mayer profundidad, En- la &C
tualidad la anchnra del canal en- el
1ondo es solo de 90 pies ingleses y Sc
va aumentar a 1893 que es la anchura
actual de la superhcie; y en- esta Sc le
va dar un ancho de $50 pies
Sc calcula que el costo de esta- obra
que hara accessible los gigantes AGO
raZados Y traSatlanticos no bajara de
25o 900, coo de frances, gasto que viene
en- NAL momento, cuando Ell presupues
to de Alemania, esta abrumado por el
presupuesto extraordinario de sa Ma
rina
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-08
Microbicida efcaz

Ell descubrimiento de una panacea
universal ha sido I'm problema no
menos estudiado que eide la piedra fl.
losofal entire los Antiques alquim ista =
Por fin, y costa de no pocos ensa-
yos, parece resuelta la incognita, Y
va casi est1 plenamente comproba-
da la existencia de una sastancia que
destruye los germenes de todas las
enferm edades.
Por encargo del Min istro de Agri-
'cultura de los Estados Unidos, los
sabios Jorge Moore yC. F. Keller
man, Sc han dedica buscar I'M me-
dio economico y eiicaz para estereh-
zar ell aqua potable.
Resultado de sus investigacioneS
ha sido comp1obar que la disoluci6n
de sulfato de cobre, Ell la proper
cion dc / por 100, 900, destruye los
germenes del colera de la febre
amarilla, en- el perfodo de tres cua-
tro horas.
Este medic tiene la ventaja de po-
derse aplicar grandes cantidades
de aqua y de costar unos so frances
la purifcacion de cinco millones de
de litros de lfquido,
Segtin los So bios cits dos, despues
dc practicada la esterelizaci6n pueae
set eliminado facilmente el sulfato
de cobre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-08

que van lievar la baraja, para ssguir
m anej jandola dnrante la function
Es verdad!--pense arrepentida. !.
;Pero Ia memoria es buena 8 m ala.
No 10 Sc, nj pedria decid1rlo en- este
oaso. nj en- este momento tampoco
Ia memoria me hizo pensar >seria-
mente en- que, con efecto, Ell a7lo y los
aflos anteriores, habia conversation. =.
pero contra Ell arte. Era porqus
ha ba ban NAL de el7 No. Era porque
no de1 ban disfrutar de 81 durante los
actos; precise momento en- que todas
las famllias abandonadas rompian 4
hablar con deudos y amigos.
Y entonces, que?
Que 81 la fatal costumbre cof,tnto.
en- vez de echar pestes contr el brid-
ge", 10 echaremos de menos en- los
tea tros, maldiciendo de la cenversa-
cion.
SNlssss6 .vMsses y T0pete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-08
PARA ELIAS
Ia convfRsAcIoN

Existe2
La lleramos como desapar ecda2
No Sc que pensar. Me,hun en- un
mar De confusiones
Pero es 10 cierto que no oigo nj leo
mas que esto: "Contintfa en- gran au.
ge ell juego del bridge
81, agrada mas cada ve7, 10 Sc
Aquellos cuya conversation es solci-
tadisima, por 10 ingeniosa, enm ude cen;
juegan al bridge" Asf 10 quiere la
moda; hay que someterse.
Son snuchos los que observan estas
cosas, han leido otras y echan de me-
nos aquellos salones deslos tiempos en-
que Sc viaja ba EN- silias de postas y Sc
es,i!aban las faldas "a pianers;" item
pos en- que la conversation 10 era todo,
Como que no era su6ciente entonces
que Sc dijera de una mujer que era bo,
nita, elegante y que gastaba y triunfa-
ba, sino que era necesario acudir
que habla ba con mucho ingenio.
Pero ahora, los hombres dedicados
mas que nunca los deportes, no tie
men ocasiSn de hablar; y 81 frecuentan
los salones, en- vez de conversar, iue-
gan al bridge" con las sehoras.
Y resu,ta que nadie para mientes
en- .el 6xito, exito delicioso, de la con-
versacion
No basta ir bien vestida, tocada, cal.
zada, prendida y encorcelada, nj jugar
perfectamente Ell "tennis," nj bailar
como Terpsfcore, nj montar a caballo
como Diana Cazadora; \; hay que hablar,
es indispensab bic, es un deber, procn-
rando hablar amablemente, ingeniosa-
mente Pero ay' que las barajas en-
botan la inteligencia; Sc llevan otros
tesoros mas va'osos que ell dinero: Sc
llevan tesoros dc conversation ..
Aver era "bezigue'; Ell tresillo,
siempre; Ell bridge, ahora.
Y las mujsres dejan el abanico "ds
plumas y de orc" para coger la barala,
prosaica desde que nacio; y las mu jeres
ay! no piensan sino en- ganar, horrori-
zandolas y. afeandolas demasiado
la angustiosa idea de perder No es-
tan pendientes mas que del jnego.
Luchas in1tiles. Como 81 no hub,e
ra tanto por que luchar irremisible-
mente.
Hacer mkritos en ESQ del juego, qui-
"a sea un dem6rito. Lsgrar que no
Sc pueda aecir de la mujer que en- sn
alma son eterna solicitud la delicadeza
y la amabilidad, puede que sea conse-
guir un descredito. -.
"Pero no grufias nj sermonees mas"
Sc me figura que alguien, echandose
las de justiciero, me dice.
Presto atenci6n y, en- efecto, no
falta quien me advierta:
"Antes de censurar. lee la lista lie
abono que hay en- Ell Real, en- el Es-
pafiol, en- Lara, y ver4s que "todo Ma
drid", el Madrid del "bridge", se ha
abonado; y no pretenderas tambitr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-08
Ell nuevO Infante

Sc verified en- Madrid en- la Camara
de SIS. AA. los infantes dof1a Maria
Teresa Y d. Fernando el acto de ms
cribir en- el Registro civil especial de
Il Real fa,nili al primos cnito de los
i.fant,s
Al acto, que fue privativo de la ca
sa de los Infantes, asistieron los doc.
torres Aiabern y Ledesma
Ell infante d. Fernando, despues
de leida el acta, la hrm6, y tras el
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-08
Raisuli J los europeos

Este es el titulo de un articulo no.
table de +. Ruiz Lopez publicado re-
Icientemente EN- La Correspondence ia
de Espai1a" y que copiamos q CONT.
nuacion:
Siguen varios cronistas franceses
elevando la genealogia de este ban
dido, equiparandola la del mismo
Sultan y hasta dejando entrever que
|desciende de Madonna con mayor pu-
reza que los mismos chorfas de Wad-
zan, en- 10 cual, como es logico, hay
que hacer alguna rebaja y hasta sa-
car conclusiones muy diversas, que
explicaran ell auge del referido Raj
suli.
Ell cherif Admed E. Raisuli en- su
primera iuventud, en- Tanier, ere tan
vulgar Y ostuf6, como taf1tos otros
santones que, descendientes por II
nea femenina. son respetados, pero
no venerados por el pueblo, y des-
,empefo empleos tan modestos. como
ell de mozo de cuadraS al servic 10 de
varios ingleses que desempef1a ban
cargos oficialeS.
| IL
zon, que en- esto andan desacordeS los
indfgenas, undo su caracter beli-
coso, hizo que cargado de cadenas
permaneciera ocho amos en- la carcel
de Mogador, hasta que un ministro
ingles, compadecido y privadam ente,
hiciera preston con Sid Mahomed To.
rres, que, q su vez por ser cofrade
| 4 81 do 4
Raisuli. pidio y obtuvo del Sultan Ia
libertad del mismo, 10 promesa de
retirarse de su aduar y hacer vida
pacifca.
Asf comprometido, Raisuli paso 4
vivir al aduar de Brick, distante va
rios Kilometres de Arsila, donde per-
maneci6 varios amos en- vida seden.
taria pacifca, reuniendo en- torno
suyo los elementos mas inquietos y
menos escrupulosos de Boni Aros,
comenzando por. instigar y dar mues-
tras de hostilidad cuando los Bensa-
dac, Antiques enemiges, ocuparon el
bajalato de Tanger.
Entonces, y aqui la mailed icencia
pone slgo de su parte dirigido y
asociado a TN ingles venido q menos
comenzaron las raterfas, los robos
mas 6 menos oss dos, el contra bando
en- gran escala y cuantos medios sunni
nistran dinero y con el la fuerza para
inquietar y tener en- jaque al gober-
nador, refugiandose en- Benz Aros
cuando corria peligro. :
Su vida de contra bando hizo nacer
ell odio 4 la famjlia Chat, de Angers,
que monopolizaba Ell negocio, esta-
bleciendo Ia fivalidad que tan caro-
ha costado ahora q esos infelices, y
que le tiene divorciado de- la dicha
kabila, con la cual tienen un dla Il
otro que librar en- las puertas de Tan
ger un refiido combate.
Por esa fecha sali6 para Fee TN
convoy de varios millones de none
das del pals aculialas ell.Alem ania, y
RaIsuli y demas secuaces, conciblc-
ron Ell proyecto de quedarse con 'el,
dando el ataque en- Ia peligrosa Akba-
Ia jamars 6 cuesta Bernie ia; pero NAL
informado Ell socio, pues crey6 que la
escolta no pasarfa de veinticinco SOL
|dados de caballe-ia. 6 que u Gober-
nador tuviera noticisS de tan sinles-
tro proyecto, 10 cierto es que la es-
colta fue de Glen soldados y que Ell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-16
NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET

NEW YORK. Doe 10 lieao
commission house orders gave the
market strong opening. stocks
showing net gains OF 10 points
over Saturdays olnan Such q vol
ume Of bid ordegs AZ the opening
would not haye b0en possible IN.
less the banks had taken the lid
off to some extent, Ia the matter OF
facilitating trading on margins.
ON the advance however. Ions stock
was forthcoming. the dumping of
copper aud amelter Icing especial.
~ conspicuous. both these accuri
ties losing three points on the de.
cline From n source. Ia close
touch with the copper situation u
in learned that II Is aimuat a Ger.
tninty that "A reduction VIII be
made IN the nmnlgamated dividend
al the coming directors niecting
This company has been losing
money for the past GO days. and
% any dividend IL declared. the sur
plus will have Go bo drawn upon.
uy the first 81 the year not a
pound OF ore will be removed from
the Anaconda. BUTTE and Boston or
the Wnshoe mines Butte coalition
has also beon suspended aud min
ing has stopped al North Butte.
The close Cd the market was firm.
with prices a good fraction above
the los mark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-16
SEATTLE is
BEATEN

With a score OF ~ TO 0 against
it. the Seattle Athletic Football
team returned from Portland yes
terday. a somewhat badly beaten
team The Mullnomah eleven.
strengthened by Clarke. the great
punter OF the University 81 Ore
gnn. and Chandler. captain 81 tho
1905 oregon team. Saturday
showed marked reversal OF form
from that displayed In the game
two weeks ago and ontclaased Sc
attic In every department Kern.
Duwd and Grimm were the Seat
tie stars. kern's iacklIng being one
Of the features OF tho game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-16
PIONEER WOMAN DIES

Mrs. Rowena MoGraw. a real ID.
oneer woman OF Seattle. died az
ago yesterday afternoon at the
residence Of her daughter Mrs h.
q nlekerton. 1918 Ninth ay west.
aged % years II months and 4
days
Mrs McOraw. who was known 10
a large circle Of descendants aud
friends as Grandma" McGraW
came 10 Seattle rs years aEo aud
has lived here with her daughter
continuously since then
The mother OF 10 children. she
survived an but three OF them
Mira nlckertnn and MIRA Henry
Gormley of this city and Mrs. l..
u Nichols Of Dclavan Wis The
grandchildren are Mrs George "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-16
KENT TEAM Is BEATEN
BY "lp FRESHMEN

KENT. Dec ib--The Kent High
school Basketball team was de
feated by picked freshman five
from o the University of Washing
ton Saturday evening. the score
being 60 to H. The Kent team
consisted of Reith. llown. Cannon
Green and Guihor The University
Freshman five was made up OF
Clementeon. Monkey, Williams,
H0rr and Wingfiald
netween halves two girls teams
from the Kent High school played.
the Whites defeating the Blacks,
8 "a 0.
4 football team composed OF
boys from the seventh "a ninth
grades defeated the O'nrien school
team by score of 81 To @ Friday
afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-16

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. L.
pusinoss has not fairly opened uix
with Attcll aud Moran. the two
featherwelghta, who box on New
Years day, Atteil viii get into
the harness the first of the week
at Mllletts place. Moran Is doing
sonic work &C Shannon's.
Philadelphia Jack O'Rrien com.
menced the getting back Into
favor" process the other nlght.
when he mmhlod over George
llevcnn. an English middlewcight.
IA one round unqueslionahly
O'Rrien n anxious TO work hts way
up to a fight with Jack Johnson.
but he should be allowed to reflect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-16
The New First Presby-
terrain Church Organ

The citizens Of Seattle have rea.
son TO be VERY proud Of this great
ofgan. as u Is aa instrument that
Nill be- known the world over The
manufacturers claim Il has no 80,
pcrior west of Albany. y. y. aud
under the manipulation OF Dr
Frank Wilbur Chacn our cltiacun
will have a great treat given them
next Tuesday December ~. az the
opening 81 this splendid inatru.
ment Reserve seats al NRlilnE'n
Music House. III Second aV. with
nut extra charge go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-16
ARE GROUND TO DEATH

Tho dead are A. r. llranza. G.
r. Tummauara and Nuneio Spec
ella The injured are y. \. Spcdal"
and 4 T. Cammafala
This ~ the first time IN the his
tory ~ the tunnel that wofkmeu
have been overcome BY the smoke
I9nd gas.
Doctors and nurses we're hurried
from Hot Springs and Gle hlum
and the injured were cared for.
The bodies OF the dead we're sent
Co Ellemburg and turned over 10
the coroner OF kittitaa county
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-16

A little money saved and depoe
tied Ia a good bank each week
Efowa in a most astonishing man.
ner Il will be- but fow years
before your account viii have
grown large enough 90 enable you
to purchase something worth
while This ih the only sure road
90 wealth yuu must fret learn
90 aave-"thia IL the secret Go ali
financial success
The State bank OF Seattle. cor
ner OF Ycatcr and First Hv has
the best savings department IN tire
state u pays 4 per cent interest.
compounded twice a year go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-16

mile Lackfoot los tBurnal, even.
won. Catherine r. 100. second
Tom Shaw los, third. Time ia 10,
Fourth race, ono mile kllter i02
(Hartyl, : 20 I, won. stanley Fay
30, second, Marc Anthony H. i0t.
third. Time. las IS.
Fifth race fiveelghths % a mile
erosion los tnuxtonl. 3 20 G.
won. Manheimer i0a. second Au-
hurndale 100. third. Time. 90
sixth race, flyeeighths Of a mile
-Crcstoh BOY ilS tRoasl. to 10.
woa Nuns Yelling ne. second
F. r, Shaw t0j. third Time.
1 90 so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-16
SEATTLE GOLFERS
WIN AT TACOMA

Seattle golfers won four out Of
six matches from Tacoma AZ the
Country club links OF the Pierce
county city yesterday D. A.
Stroutt. J. Gilllsun. u, W. Treat
q w Fisher. r. Z. Carrot and q
L. Mum composed the Seattle
team, The local golfers play In
Victoria next Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-16

Three italian trackmen were
killed aud seven othera seriously
injured yesterday In the Stampede
tunnel on the Northern Pacific
road.
The killed aud injured belonged
60 a crew of 30 men who had en-
tered the tunnel 10 work. bat feel
ing themselves being overcome BY
smoke and gaa. they we're ntagger
ing toward tho east entrance OF
the tunnel when they were over
taken by an east bound freight
train
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-16
END SIX DAY RACE

Aof Nrtted Ffea&sl
NEW YORK. Dec L. The six
day bicycle race ended Saturday
night with the Rutt Stoll and the
Folgcr Moran teams tied at s.2ts
miles and five laps The leading
teams were tei miles behind the
record set hy Miller and Waller In
1893 Urban Mcdonald % Chicago
fell from his wheel Ia the final lap
and died a. a result a few hours
later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-16
SATURDAYS RACES


First race. five-eishths Of a mile
sharp Boy liz murphy. s to l..
Won Mary Glen 1t2. second IN.
teriudc iis. third Time. 1901
Second race. mile and an eighth
--Rapu Esther lo5 (Rurusl. ? 90 g.
won Ouardi t0s. second Gorga
iette los. third Time i;53&-5.
Third race. three-Quarters % a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-16

Cottorlii. Mat ~ Gormley. Mrs L.
A Croaaett A. ~ Graves. Mrs
Walter Smith. Mrs Harry Burnett.
A II Mdlraw aud ID n James
The funeral will be- held from the
residence Of Mrs Rickerton Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock The
body will bo shipped 10 Delayau
for intermoni beside the body OF
The husband ~ the deceased. who
vas prominent citizen OF the wis
cuualn town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-16
SEATTLE TEAM
BEATS RANGERS

The Rangers were forced 20 al.
init defeat al the hands OF the Sc.
atsle soccer team yesterday after
noon. when the two teams met be
fore large crowd at nugdalea
park The Seattle team proved the
stronger Ia offensive play and won
BY two goals 10 none.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-16
FIGHT DOPE FROM FRISCO

longer eupon hts sins.
RattllHg Nelson has evincod NO
haste 20 accept the offer OF George
Memsic for iight between the
lightwelghts. the winner 60 take
alt There Is no title Involved. but
II there were Nelson could lose or
win the honors by fighting az iaa
pounds al 6 o'clock.
As a preliminary for the Moran.
Attcli fight on New Years day.
Cotfruth has decided to bring TO.
gether Jim Farley aud Willie
o'Nclll. who fought 10 rounds at
Colman the night OF the aground
draw between Frayne and Murphy
o'Neill won the other night on
points. The boys are backed for
Sah0 a side
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-16
is FOUND GUILTY

the court officials were gathered
and court opened Tor the reading
OF the verdict
William Alien Dell who was
jointly accused of the crime. Is
now serving life sentence IN the
peuitentiary Dell and Watts have
been convicted OF numbering Al
die Roper In order 90 conceal
their crime. they burned The house
In which the murder WIS pefpe
tratod The girl was struck down
with a Ratchet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-16

HELtINGHAM. Dec. 10 Guilty
Of murder In the second degree was
the verdict reached by the ~ mon
who heard the case OF Harry
Watts. accused OF the murder 81
Addle Roper. on tho night OF Jan.
uAry 10 last. at Blaine
The jury retired ut $50 o'clock
Saturday night. and at 2 O'Clock
yesterday morning had reached an
agreement on verdict
AZ 10 o'clock Judge Neterer aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-16

The Sunday theatercloaing law
is antiquated legislation that can.
not he enforced against public sen.
tlment according TO Rev Edward
Lincoln Smith. who Yesterday took
a. the subject of bis sermon. in the
Pilgrim Congregational church.
The Use and Abuse Of Sunday"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-16

the crack eleven ~ the washing
ton high school Of Seattle. Final
arrangements have not been made
with Seattle. but u isethnught that
the game will he played Pom Doe,
az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-16

Fiags are flying all over the city
and in the harbor today IN honor
Vt the departure 81 the Norfolk
fleet on is around the world trip
% The pacLfle rnaat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-16
TO PLAY SEATTLE

PORTLAND. Dec. t6-Au all
star Portland high school and acad
cmy team will assemble this after
noon for the ftrst practice Ia prep
aration TOT the coming game with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-16
fuel Supply

Yeur fuel supply Wlli last longer
and youth have a warm house 1t
YOU use a furnace Get one for SIS
az @ n woodhouse Co.'S. it2 Unit
vcrsity 81 "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-16
Hamilton Studio

Colman building. artistic photo.
graphs AZ reasonable prices. No
coupons or other frauds. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-16
Monuments

Ar Marble Company. 2oii Sec.
ond av, three doors north OF Vir
Einia 81 Both phones 1913 go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-16
CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEETS.

The Republican city central com
mitiee meets tonight az 30 In
room EOS Oriental buildlng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-16

Buv your bat OF r. \. Brooks a
Co. 1881 Second xv. s.s
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-08
More About ok.ar,cma

Wessne in receipt Of the foIIowi g
letter flon' cur fir end Ernest r. -
ger who Las teen at Sapullc, Okla
"oina, for the past three or four years.
me young man has many friends in
ms section, who like The editor, are
delighted 10 bear Of his prosperity end
happiness in his rev home.
Mr.. Boyer;
Dear friend: Enclosed please fpd
CHECK for parer7to date.
haNerccently sold oatlny dry goods
business and embarked in the cloth
ing Ire, am nariied, well and happy.
would like 40 tell YOU that we lave
the best town in TIE territor,, tic
largest oil telo IA The United State
aud property is booming here. Gf you
have any friends that are thinking of
coming west tell them to come to Sa-
pulqs.
| own half block of suburban prop,
erty and wish l was able 10 buy more
Your Old friend,
K. h. Unger.
p. S. Let the Statesman continue
| SIn glad TO get it.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-08
a Prayer.

|a'ler in heaven who loves. all,
o., help Thy children when they call;
That they may build from age to age
An indebted heritage.
reach Us to rule ourselves always,
Controlled and clearly light and day,
That we Eaay bring If need arise,
No manned or worthless sacrifice.
Teach us TO look, in Sill our ends,
On thee FOR judge, and not os r friends,
That We with thee may walk Hncowed
BY fear or favor of the crows
Teach us the Strength tisst cannot
seek
by deed or thought TO hHSt the weak,
That, under thee, we may possess
Man + strength to comfort mans dis
tress.
Teach us delight in simple things,
And mirth that has no Bitter Syringe
Forgiveness free of evil done,
-Aesa love TO sil men 'ncath the sun.
Rudgard Kipling.