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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-04-11
HOMES IN THE NORTHWEST.

Why not settle on the government
lands, or low price farm lands that are
improved, in South Dakota; thus stay
ing near at hand instead of journeying
to a distant region where the climatic
conditions and social surroundings are
widely different? Special low rates are
in effect the first and third Tuesdays OF
each month TO all South Dakota sta
lions on the North Western Line. 1t
will pay you to investigate. New lines
are opening up extensive territory to
development, creating the chance of a
lifetime. Ask your ticket agent to give
you full particulars, with maps, pamph-
is, and complete information regard
ing railroad rates and the steps neces-
sary to secure government land free.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-04-11
FOR SALE BY
NJ. j. DICKINSON e. co
STATE OF WISCONSIN
COUNTY couRr FOR FOREST County:

COUNTY COURT FOR FOREST County:
In THE MATTER OF THE In
ESTATE OF
Joseph H. Kottner Deceased. Probate
On petition of Nora Kottner by Chas.
A. Daily attorney, representing among
other things, that Joseph Fl. Kottner
an inhabitant of Hennepin county,
State of Minnesota, residing at the city
OF Minneapolis, on the 4th day of March,
A. D. 1907, at Minneapolis, Hennepin
county, Mimi, died intestate, leaving
estate to be administered.
That the petitioner Nora II. Kottner
is the wife of said deceased, and she
praying that administration of said es-
tate be granted to the said Nora r..
Kottner, wife of said deceased
1t Is Ordered, That said application
be heard at regular term Of said Coun-
ty Court, to be held in and for said
County at the Court House in the vii
lage of Crandon on the first Tuesday
being the nth day. of May A. d. 1907.
1t Is Further Ordered, That notice
thereof be given by publication OF such
notice at least three weeks successfully,
previous to the time appointed, in the
NORTHERN WISCONSIN ADVERTISER a
weekly newspaper published at the vii
lage of Wabeno, in said County.
By the Court,
john H. DAwLEY, County Judge.
Dated Crandcn, Wis, April Bird, 1907.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-04-11
BLACKWELL ITEMS.

II. Pitzleen returned from Mosinee.
Saturday.
r. Powers made a business trip to
Laona Monday.
DIR. Elliott was in town between
rains Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Lawrence did shopping in
Laona Saturday.
Hattie Wetzel returned Wednesday
from two weeks visit near Amigo.
Hauer & Larson have been onlarging
the Office this week, by removing a par.
tition.
Quite delegation from the camps
came in to the entertainment and dance
Friday evening.
John Bauer arrived Friday to resume
his work as carpenter, after spending
the winter at Hiles
A man from one of the camps was
found near the railroad track Monday
morning nearly frozen. He WAS brought
to town and the doctor worked over
him several hours before he regained
consciousness. He is still in a daxed
condition and unable to recognize his
acquaintance.
The entertainment and dance given
by the young people April 5th. was a
grand success. netting the bell fund
$500 and by request win be repeated
next Saturday April l3th. The Stage
Struck Yankee walter Hartmann was
done To the letter while his Dad. (F.
Weatherwax) and Jedidah ida Peter
sonl his sweetheart did equally we'll.
Richard will Lee) made a model serv-
ant. Douglas Double Co. Scherzinger)
Manager Of the Stock Co. and Fanny
Magnet margaret ByteD Star Actress Of
the Co. and his wife did full justice to
their parts. But for fun aud complica-
tions, Popping the Question" proved a
decided success. Mr.. Primrose &c. Erick-
SOM, of so much Importance among the
ladies' especially in the scene with the
Two Old Maids, Miss Biffin Nellie
McHugh) in youthful attire and piping
voice and Miss Winterblossom Louise
Cranel with her curls and Boston drawl.
Ellen Murray (Beth Peterson) 4 bash
full girl engaged to Henry Thornton
(W. Patzerl. both did their parts per-
fectly; but Bobbin Louise Broad FL
lens maid could hardly have been bet
ter Two solos by Hattie wetxel and
one by Q. Scherzinger were happily re-
ceived by the audience. Tho dance was
given by win Lee and enjoyed by all.
Lunch was served ut 1e o'clock.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-04-11
IT is THE BEST
OF ITS KIND

VS. Board Of School Directors, were pre-
scented and ordered placed on file.
Moved and seconded that the follow
ing bills be allowed:
Thos. Charles Co., supp. w. sch. 5.45
III. w. Swan, wood Il cleaning
stove pipes Swan school SIS
A. l.. Burgan, trips to Carter &
Rummel schools Il Board mtg. $50
Wabeno Nero. Co., IL one half
cords wood Waoeno school, $46.s7
n supp. for Rummel, Syms &
Padus schools, 90 Att
A. b. Carter, labor G. s. grounds 1880
+. Martin, supp, for Carter 8. eco
e. Hemenway 4 Co., supp. for
Carter school col
c. Guilford, janitor work $1,000
freight 4 magazine, $3.50 21.50
Miner Bros, lbr. q supp. G. s. 49, AZ
John Clark, waod, Carter school SO. SO
c. Rush, labor on G. s. grounds 600
w. b. st. John, board mtg. $500
insp. Carter sch. bldg. $2.oo 400
Carter 4 Wabeno Telephone Co.
phone service, Wabeno school HOO
Theo. Schmidtman's Sons Co.,
books wabeno school 800
A. l.. Anderson book binding
Wabeno school 1900
Ore & Locket, hooks w. SCH 1.c0
CHM \ Co., books, w. 4 G. sch's. 32.Oo
+. j. Noer, board mtg. & trips to
Carter h Rummel schools 600
Mrs. G. Schoephoersse-, cleaning
Padus school 200
Lena Lentz, cleaning Rummel $. 100
Nj. j. Dickinson 4 Co., supp. w. s. 100
Il. Boerner a Co.. labor 4 supp. BATS
III. Fitzpatrick, IN mo. janitor
service to Dec. 3I.25
Resignation of w. b. st. John rs
Clerk OF Sub. District No. 2, was duly
presented. Moved and seconded that
the resignation of ". b. st. John he
accepted. Carried; Ayes, Burgan, ST.
John, Noer.
Moved by Burgan, seconded by Noer
that A. b. Carter DO appointed to fill
the vacancy Of clerkship of Sub. Dis
trict No. ?, caused by the resignation
OF w. h. st. John. Carried: Ayas, Bur
gan, Noer.
On motion nseting adjourned.
p. j. Noer, Sec.
wabeno, Wis,
Jan. S, 1907.
Special meeting of the board of School
Directors met at the office of the Sec.
pursuant to call. Present, Burgan,
Carter, Noer. Minutes of previous
meeting read and approved
Moved and seconded that the Sec.
write to Miner Bros notifying them
that the Board of school Directors s,e
unable to accept the Carter School Build
ing as il stands at present, not being
fully completed and some parts being in
accordance with the requirements OF
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-04-11
School Board Proceedings.
wabeno. wis.

Dec. 3, 1906.
Special meeting Of the Board of School
Directors met, pursuant to call, at the
Office of the Sec. Minutes of previous
meeting read and approved.
Moved and seconded that the schools
have two weeks vacation for Christmas
and spring vacation of one week.
Carried; Ayes, Burgan, St. John, Noer
Moved and seconded that all schools
that were In session on Labor Day and
also on the Friday after Thanksgiving
Day, reopen on Tuesday Jan. s. 1907,
others to reopen on Monday Jan. :, 1907.
Carried; Ayes. Burgan, st. John, Noer
BILLS of attorney'sJ. A. Walsh, $500.
Samuel Shaw saso 90 and d. II. Walker,
$500 for services ON case Of Newald
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-04-11

the contract, and that the Sec. furthur
are willing to meet with Mr.. Miner at
the school building on some Saturday
for the purpose of considering the va
rious questionable features of the build
ing in the hopes that an amicible ad-
justment may be made. Carried; bur
gan, Carter, Noer.
Moved and seconded that Miss Flor
ence Macdonald be elected to teach in
the Wabeno graded school at salary
of forty-five dollars per month. Carri-
ed; Ayes, Burgan, Carter, Noer.
Moved and seconded that the follow
ing bills be allowed:
A. L. Burgan, board mtg. and visit
Carter school AGO
A. b. Carter, board mtg. go
p j. Noer, insp carter school &
board mtg. AGO
Wabeno Nero. Co.. az cords of
wood Wabeno school $3.50
A. r.. Lawrence, . cords wood
Wabeno school 21.47
A. Il. Carter, repairing windows
Carter school $50
John Shawano. 4 cords wd.
Shawano school 9.75
John Clark, hauling water to
Carter school 100
A. T.. Rusch h Co, mdse w. sch. ABS
II. w. Swan, wood and repairing
Swsn school 900
Mrs. c. Sehoephoester, cleaning
Padus school 200
Thos Chester Co kindergarten
supp w. school 1887
II. p. Chase, supp. Wabeno &
Rummel school 6.7o
Amc. Book Co., text books s6.4o
CHM & Co., :" (" 2s.73
Amc. Book Co., book w. school <.73
Houghlin, Mifflen Co., books c. s. l2.Co
f. W. A. Rowles CO., supp. W. sch. 4,7o
p j. Hoeffel, fire sxtinguishers $500
w. C. Beasant, wood shed, Syms
school 1900
Robert Rank, hail rent & supp.
for wabeno school 1000
Carried; Ayes, Burgan. Carter, Noer.
Moved and seconded that the meet
ing adjourn.
p. J. Nosr, Sec.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
WORKING FOR MISSIONS.
Afternoon Session At First NJ. f.
Church.

There was a most successful after
noon session yesterday Of the Balfi-
more District Of the Woman Foreign
Missionary Society Ct the First NJ. 4.
Church.
Reports were made Of the various
departments by Mrs. T.. III. Huntley.
Mrs. wilbur Matthews, Mrs. Rawl-
ings. Mrs. q. Lane Taneybill. who
represented different departments 81
missionary work, such as YOuBg
Peoples department., Christmas boxes,
etc.
At the afternoon session the vener-
able Rey. John II. Dasbiell. -. D.,
was present and heartily greeted by
the ladies. Mrs. Thomas Sewell, ~
Baltimore, made an address. and Mrs.
r.. n. Huntley made few remarks.
At 800 O'Clock the meeting adjourned
with the benediction By the Rev. J..
n. Dashieli, y. u. The visitors then
went sightseeing IN automobiles, and
some on foot, and left for Baltimore
on the j.I2 y. m. train NJ uch pleased
with the trip.
The Annapolis auxiIiaTies provided
a delightful luncheon and splendid
entertainment for the visitors, and
their guests were much pleased with
the hospitality extended them.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
TaE CURTAIN RUhG DOWN.
Closing Scene Of Awful Tragedy at
Hampton Roads Midshipman
Mufin's Body Found.

The curtain has been ruBg down on
the closing sceA ~ the awful tragedy
enacted 10 Hampton Roads 0n Mon.
day night June 10.
The closing chapter 81 tbe terrible
tragedy IN which sjx midehipmen
and Eve seamen lost their lives ~
Hampton Roads on tbat fatal night
while returning ~ the nest from ibe
jamestown Exposition ~ launcb
10 the baftlesbip Minnesota wa8 6n-
acted when he body ~ WidsbipnJan
Henry Clay Muffin. Jr., ~ Wiseon-
sin VAS picked 40 near old Point
Comfort w tbs excursion steamer
DssiniDg.
This Has tliG last body ~ the Miss
ing men 10 be found. After being pul
~ metallic casket IL was sent % the
Norfolk Naval Hospital. When fbe
captain Of THE O8siDiDg saw the bOdy
BE stopped bis vessel. took The corpse
in tow, and carried 10 10 old Point
pier. Later the captain of The battle
ship Minnesota was notified, and the
remains we're taken 10 that vessel for
Identification.
Mldshipman Murfiu graduated from
the Naval Academy with the class 81
1906. IlIs brother. Lieutenant MBrfin.
United states Navy. who has been at
old Point since few days after the
launch tragedy, has claimed the body
and will take IL H. New York for bur
ial. Midsbipman Mnrfin was the son
Of Henry ClaI Muffin and was born
January ]. 1895, ~ jackson, Ohio.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
LAID At REST.
Funeral or Edward Brown This At
ternoon.

The funeral Of Mr.. Edward Brown.
whose death occurred on Wednesday
last at bis residence on Severn ave
nue., PASSPORT. took place This after
noon AZ 3.S0 o'clock from the resi-
dcnce Of bis daughter, Mrs. Edward
Taylor, Passport. The Rev. Mr.
Nicholson, pastor Of Passport NJ. r..
Church, conducted the funeral ser
vices.
The deceased was IN bis ssth.year
aud Is survived by widow, Who was
before her marriage, Miss AtwelI. II
Anne Arundel county. Mr.. Brown
was twice married, his first wife, Mrs.
Jane IOwman Brown, having died
fourteen years ago 10 the day Of her
husbands death, June -. Five chill.
dren by the first marriage survive
the deceased. They are NessTs. I'll
ward. Milton, Roland and James
Brown. and Mrs. Jennie Taylor, wife
~ Mr. Edward Taylor, Of PASSPORT.
Tweniy-eigbt grand children also sur
vive.
The remains were inferred IN the
family lot iB -. Anpe's cemetery.
The deceased WAS a member 81 the
knights 81 Pytbias, who attended the
obseguieg.
The pallbeaTeTs were. Ldward -.
Taylor, Milton Brown. Roland Brown,
and three members Of the Knights
of Pytbias' local lodge.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
PARTY ON YACHT
Mr.. And Mrs John Hays Hammond
Entertain.

The Honorable and Mrs. John Hays
Hammond, Of New York and Lon
don, who are here on their handsome
and beautifully equipped yacht. bay-
ing come for the closing exercises ai
81. Johns College, where the degree
Of LII. d., was conferred upon Mr.
Hammond, gave an afternoon party
on their yacht yesterday.
A beautifully appointed scOllatiOn
was served, and Nj. and Mrs. Ham
mond proved themselves charming
host and hostess. Some Of tbe.guests
were Mrs. Warfieid, wife Of the Gov
ernor; President and Mrs. Fell, oi
st. Johns College; Mrs. Handy,
Mrs. Daniel X. Magruder, Miss Mary
Magruder. Mrs. J. Writ Randall,
Mrs. Eleanor Crapstor, the Governor s
cousin from Howard county; Surgeon
and Mrs. A. II. Mccormick, U. >.
"; Miss CarneIia Baird, Captain
Baird. u. :. A.; Colonel WOOdside,
Edwin Warield, Jr., and Harrison
TiIgbman.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21
ANNUAL SUNDAY SCHOOL TRIP.
Excursion 10 Colchester.

The annual Sunday excur-
sion Of 1t. Anne's Church will be
given under the auspices Of the Men y
Guild on next Wednesday, June 10.
The excursion will go 10 Toicbester
Beach. The boat leaves the wharf
NJ 1870 n. m. Tickets, adults, 80
cents: children under ~ years, %
cents. Tickets can be procured At
Green's drug store, HeDkei's drug
store and Raymond T.. Moss West
street store or nj the wharf OF the day
~ the excursion.
These excursions are always a pleas
ant outing. and are conducted under
the most favorable auspices. IL -
hoped the one this year may be even
more successful than heretofore.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

The navy crew at Poughkeepsie re-
eai we'd a new she'll Wednesday from a
uiehbridge boatbuiiler. 90 take the
place or the old IIoyie craft, which
has passed its period ~ mtilify. This
boat a to be used by the Academy
bows in the race on june %. nn1 ~
consequence Of the strange craft, Glen
don. the coach. did not give them a.
strenuous a period as usual. They
took iheir work cut on the upper
course around krum's elbow, and
spent most ~ their time getting used
to the new rigging.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

Goternor and Mrs. warfeid viii
close tbe Executive Mansion tomor-
ryw Tor the summer and Nfs. War
held. Edwin. Jr. and Miss Emma
Warlieid will leave Annapolis for
their summer home al Oakdale. How
ard county, the Governor having
preceded them. II - expected the
Governor will make occasional trips
20 Annapolis during the summer for
the transaction Of official business.
Mrs. warGeld had contemplated a
trip abroad this summer 10 join her
daughter. Miss Louise War6eld, but
the Governors wife has abandoned the
trip.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

Although IL developed after be had
been an inmate FOR day or two that
Ludwig q. Larson, second mate Of the
tramp steamer kingsweil, who is now
NJ the Emergency Hospital had sus-
tanned internal injuries, bis condition
is now rather encouraging. The Ia
tient. who sustained severe Injuries
from a fall aboard tiie steamer. ~ now
doing trsy nicely and vii, u u
thought, recover
Miss Ruby Somers, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert SOmmers, who re-
Gently underwent an operation at tho
hospital, Is also progressing nicely
and viii shortly be discharged from
the institution.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

Ehs faueral uf Wn- Haes
Berry. NaaAssN uf Na1Nsn
- hssas als111 aeeuEre.E al aez
on t'siIsze fsrseu au HaleasssT
noon. vii lkAa phase te1astEa1sss alea1
ing as fz osel0eE frUm So E1ae
Proiesfans = gsisetseal taares
lussuA E. Me- 9muas. mees
ing gIsm4a@rs af 1ae E1a
a. pailnearers- 1sleEaas
- TagEssr 81 -au have e
funeral 4rranzaI1aurs-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

Miss Rose Ellingswortb has accept
ed a permanent position ~ the Emef-
gency Hospital as a nurse. Miss
EiIingswortb came 70 the local insti-
tuition yesterday from Salisbury.
where she has been IN training in
the Peninsular General Hospital, one
Of the best institutions OF its kind
on the Eastern Shore. The nursing
stan At the Emergency Hospital now
consists Of Miss Gertrude Ninnice,
superintendent, and Miss Bessie EnsoF
and Miss Ellingsw0rtb, assistants.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-21

Lodge u EIks yesterday aftsrnoon
defeated the team representing TIE 50
rioeJs Offices IN the Court q AppeaIs.
Land OnIcs and CompfrolIsr-s OEes-
only I've innings we're played tAe
FIks winning ~ 3 score Cf = - L.
The latter team wIII meet fhe Balsl-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-09
BANCO POPULAR
De eCsEonIAS PBEsTAM0S
CONNOCATtEIt

I'll Conseio de Gobierno de Gsta
Sociedad, en- session ordinaria cele-
bradq Ia nocbe del ( del actual acor
do hiar 81 dia "A del corriente mes
hcra de la siete y media de la no :
che. para Ia celebration de la Juuta
General ordinaria, que St contraen
los Estatutos y Reglamento por que
que Sc rige este Banco. en- los salo-
nes del mismo establecimiento.
Con ell laudable pyoposito de que los
acuerdos que sc tomen, esten reveStl-
dos de la mayor autoridad, Sc ruega
4 los sef1ores Accionistas su aslsten-
cia al scto, va personalmente, 8 por
delegation, segun Sc determine en-
Ia scccion tercera. articulo y, "A y
x de los Estatutos.
Asi mismo fue acuerdo tanbien
7,xcer saber los senores lmponen-
tes que a partir del dla IS de los CO
rrientes, queda alberto FL page de los
intereSes los tenedores de l1bretas
correspondientes al semcstre que
venci6 Ell 81 de Diciembre 1ltimo.
San Iuan. Puerto Rico 3 de Encro
de Io0z.-El Director Gercnte. Da-
mian Monserrat.-E Fl Secretario Con
1sdor, Ricardo Beyley,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-09
.El uOnunentO al DR.. Rubio

Sc inaugur6 Ell monumento al doc
tor Rubio. erigido en- Ell Parque del
Oeste. obra del insigne escultor Mi
guel Blay.
Esta es la primer obra del laurea-
do artista emplazada en- Madrid, y
puede asegurarsc que eS una de las
mas bcllas csculturas.
Sc distingue el monumento por la
severidad de su composition, que,
recordando Ia pureza ciasica, slrve
para expresar maravilla la alteEa
del pensamiento 4 que Sc consagra.
La igura del doctor Rubio aparece
scntada. con Ia majestad correspon-
diente 4 su apostolado; una matrona,
personihcando q la Humanidad, y
dos nifIos, sim bolo de las futuras ge-
neraciones, 1levan su ofrenda al sa
bio, V le contcmplan con gratltud y
con orgullo.
Esta obra de Blay bastaria por 81
sola para consa2rar su lama. Mas
nor encima de sus aciertos de tecnic
cl modelado el dibujo. es precise
senalar su triunfo como artista.
Las figuras estan sentidas y anima-
das de un espiritu personal, l1depen-
dante en- cada una de elias; pero to-
das iuntas aparecen como envueltas
cu una misma aureola de grandeza.
Conception feliz para un monumen-
to dedicado qulen, como Ell Or. Nu-
bio, fuG I'm sabio en- todas las acep-
clones de la palabra! Vlvl0 para la
Humanidad, con la Humanidad vi
vira siemprc ST. recuerdo.
Nomentos anteS de la hora lndlca-
da, llegaron la Reina madre, la in
fanta Isabel ell infante don Carlos,
siendo recibidos por el alcalde seEor
Asuilera. Luego llcgaron S. M. el
Rey con su augusta esposa, proce-
diGndosc seguidamente 4 tirmar cl
acta en- una tienda de campafa pre-
parada lad hoe. FL doctor Pulldo
dirigi6 las Reales personals TN sea
lido discurso, enalteciendo la memo
ria del ilustre ciru jano que tanta ia
ma consiguiera en- Ell mundo de la
cicncia. y acto seguido, el se1lor
Aguilera dirigio al Rey breves pala-
bras. asociandose al actO. Termlno
con IN viva! al Rey, que fue unani-
mcmente contestado, al QUE slgulo
otro. dado por dora Sol kubio, hila
del iilantr6pico fundador del lnstltu-
20 que lleva su nombre.
En- representation del Gobierno
-cudieron al acto FL Presidente del
Conscio De Ministries v ii Mlnistro
de la Gobtrnacion, la famllia del doc
tor Kubio considerable n6mero de
mcdicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-09
EL hANIQUI EE MtMBRE

guardab' 10 mas rsc6ndito. b4jo la vestidura de
prudeues ideas hermosas maxinaS ell jnstiuo pritn
two, que subsse los hombres modenoS ann ea los
mas culos apacibes que halla satisfecho GUAM
do Sc los uzga feroces: como 81 la tuerza Que
permte dan de5truir fuese la energa culmin ante
la vrtud esencial la hermosura suprema
ST ben rehexoua. as puesto que la vida solo
couserva acrece la destruction Sc conc
deran los me jofes aquelos que mas dcstruyeo los
que por instigaci6n de de apeto muestrau
mas feroces, llegau generates agrad4n las mule
por naturaleza rclinadss eegir los mss domina
dores, inc apaces de dferencar la fuerza fecandane
de la fuerza destructiva que ofrecen despuGs de
todo acknowledgements Iigadas en- la Naturaleza
Obedecendo un imp pulse de iuteligenca razo-
MADEIRA cuando la oven Eufemia con su voz cnpestre
como una fabua de Esopo. lie dijo que obraba NAL
era malo, crey6 ell sehor Bergeret OR un murmullo
haagado que proongando ell breve discuso dc Ia sir
viente, murmuraba.
."Entende, Luciano Bsrgeret, que til eres mao en-
Ell sentdo vulgar de la. palabra. COMO 81 ljeramos
que til capaz de dAr destruir cue te hallas en-
plena pose>on de la vida propico d-fenderte y 4
conqustar
S4o1 que I'll eres, ( Ia manera IN pipante I'm
nous.suo. ua olro, an hornbre tergible:"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-09
I'm Dino arrojado 4 las olas

Los periodicos publican el relate
de mn horrible drama, que sc ha dc
sarrol lado en- medic del Atlantico So
bre el vapor New Amsterdam, pro-
cedente de Rotterdam.
Il. seflorita Naegle en- TN snbito
acceso de locura Sc apodero de IN
niio peoueflo y 10 arrojo por la borda
de- lonoue al mar.
~ III sdrc del uiiio, St fio@a Buroskl,
que sc hallaba al lado de este, no pu-
do impedir la desgracla.
Sc lanzaron botes al aqua, pero to-
das ,as pesquizas para dar con el nj
10 fl1eron in1tiles.
La seTlora Buroski habfa partido
de Iers;s. nara 'airse c. los lestados
Jnidoa con 81 nlarldo, II. crfado
pohtico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-09
ANATOL.E FRANCE
,

puio dilfano deseo que ningdn odio
turbaba ofrecia la violenca encantadora del amor.
Aguardaba la joven Eufemia que Ia contestAra el
senor dirigendole cuando menos, algunas palabras
violcDtas.
En- este punto seme ante Ia sefora de Bergeret,
e silenco era para la mas cruel que la uria
el oprobo.
AL cabo. 81 senor Bergeret habl6 dijo sosega-
da1eute:
-Quedamos en- que te despides, saldras de mi
casa dentro dc ocho dias
La joven Eafemia solo repc6 lanzando grito
de con novedora bestalidad.
Estuvo inmovl momento; luego retlrose la
cosua est1pda desaentada, viendo con tristeza las
cacerolss que brutaes gopes abolaron. como ar
rnaduras 10 mas recio del combate viendo con iris
teza la sill roa donde casi 7udo senarse; Ia
fuene cuyo grifo deado por descudo alberto agunas
eces-1espues dc fregar de noche -inundo toda la
casa e regadero cas sempe obstruido; la mesa des-
trozsaa por:a macheta los hornlos de fundleon res
quebraiados por las amas Ia carboneTa los va>sTes
cubertos papees picados Ia c'Ja de oetun Ia bo-
tells dc LEILA.
entire aquellos testgos dc 81 dfeil existencia,
loro.
AL ala siguiente-que 10 era d. meicado--el selor