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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-12
PRODUCE MARKET.

Butter-Receipts. 5000 tubs; cream
cry, extra, 27c; price to retail dealers,
21c; seconds, ,1Sh Nc; ladies, No. l. 1S11c;
Eggs-Receipts, 4,76e cases; misceI-
lSlsc; cases included. l591sc; ordin-
airy firsts, 21c; irsts. whitewood cases
and must be 40 per cent fresh, 2Sc;
cases and must be 60 per cent fresh,
24c; extra, specially packed for. city
trade and must be 50 per cent fresh,
Potatoes-Recetpts, 100 cars; choice
to fancy. ga 63c; fair to good, 57 q 60e.
Sweet potatoes-Jerseys, $500 per
veaiSouotation for calves in good
order were as follows: so to 60 lbs
weight sqShe; SO ito to 50 lbs Y gShc;
Dressed beef-No. loins, 1S1ac; No.
1 round SIZE; No. L chuck, 7 nc; No.
plate, &C.
Live poultry--Turkeys. per ID, 17c;
chickens. fowls, 111c; springs, he;
ROSTERS. &c; geese, s5.o0@7-00; ducks,
California green fruits Plums. CSC
box; pears, $1,e0@2.S0 per box; grapes,
'0 FTTufit~Apples. $1se@soO per brl; soc
bu snsfO 81 si.so; stfaight siioa14o;
lemons 'O SIS q $50 oranges. sS.5sg
3.75; peaches, 75cGS1.50 per blu: 90
Csc per 15 Blu basket; grapes, log &c
per 8-lb basket; pears, brls, $500 q
500; 75c $1.50 per blu.
Beans-Pea beans. hand picked,
choice S225@2.30: fsisr to good, $2.10@
2.20; common. $1,000 1876; red kidney,
$2.15 02.25; lower grades. depending on
duality, s1650 1.75; brown Swedish,
$225Q2.50; of grades, $1.75 Q2.o0; IL
mas California. per 100 lbs. sS,5o.s a.
also: pony. 50c@ s1-50; Usage, % SC.
Berries-Cranberrie per brl, $1,000
4 hn~
''y Green vegeta bles-Beets. 800 per
box; cabbage. 81 .40@1.75 per crate; car
rots. s100 per box; caulifiower, S5c@
| 81 90 per box; celery, 25c@$1.00 per lbi
green onions. SC per bunch; horserad-
fish, 75c per bunch lettuce, head. box
! ACC; leaf. box. 1041251c; mushrooms
| 35 a soc per Id: onions, 40Q45c per bui
peppers. 5oe@ sll5 per crate, parsley
! $1,000 I25 per 100; string beans. green
| 25@25c per bu; wax, $50 75c per sack
sweet corn, CSC per sack; tomatoes, IL
/ a. ACE per box; turnips. 40475c pei
sack. watercress. 25 q 35c per basket.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-12
GARY MAN BRINGS SUIT
Harry Larrabee Wants Ten
Thousand Dollars From
Street Car Company.

H A. Townsley is the attorney in a
suit in which Harry ]. Larrabee is
suing the Cooperative Construction
company of Gary. which is operating
the Gary and Interurban Street Rail
way company and the Chicago New
York Air Line company.
Larrabee was injured while board :
ing a street car He had mounted the
step of the car when the motorman
suddenly started thercar, and he was
thrown to the ground.
He claims that he had his wrist and
his ankle broken and that his kidney
was torn, and has made him a physf-
cal wreck as a result. Mr.. Larabee
claims damages to the extent of s10,-
00o and all other proper relief.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Union Stock Yards, Oct 12.-Hogs,
$4,000 head; left over. 1896 head; mar
ket slow, generally steady. Light.
s56oqs25; mixed. s5:7o@6,5o: heavy.
So a $50; rough. 1915 a 5.95.
Cattle receipts, $4,000; market steady
to loo lower Sheep receipts, $4,000;
market slow and weak.
Hogs Cattle Sheep
Omaha nahss qfs 1890 aoo % 1900 soo 5000
Union Stock Yards, 9 a. m.-Hogs
slow. 10c lower; estimated tomorrow,
1900 head. Light, s5.50Q6.15; mixed,
$3.50 g6.s5. heavy, 1896 Q6.4o; rough,
Cattle steady to Zoe lower. Beeves,
SO. 40B7.45; Texans, S325@4.70; west
ern, $1,000 $40; stockers, $2.60Q4.50;
cows, S1.60@5.30.
Sheep weak to shade lower Native.
$3.50 04.30: western, $2.5o04.25; lambs,
native, $4,000 900; western, $3.50
600.
Union Stock Yards. Oct. 12.-Hogs
close loo lower: estimated tomorrow.
$4,000. Light. s5.5066.15; mixed, $3.50
%6.S5; heavy, $685. so-40; rough, 1866
@5.S5.
Cattle: best. steady, others weak to
10c off. Sheep weak.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-12
Valuable Citizen.

THAT large man thinks himself a
pretty important parsonage in this
place. doesn't hep asked the stranger.
Important exclaimed the native.
why, If you tell him we're having
fine weather here. he swells up as if
he thought he made it,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-12
Moral and Material Responsibility.

Private life should be walled in and
sacred, but public life has no such
right. All public existence created by
great public interests creates respon-
sibility, and this responsibility is
moral as well as material There is
no gainsaying this, and all public func-
tionaries admit they are responsible
FOR their personal actions.-Pierre An
ole Berger
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-12
comnoundinn Aluminium.

Aluminium is now compounded with
magnesium to form magnalium, new
alloy, which is almost unaffected by
lamp air, water, gaseous ammonia,
carbonic acid and most organic acids.
t can be cast In the liquid conditions.
ike pure aluminium, and the castings
can be machined, acquiring smooth,
mirror-like surface.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-12
ADVERTISED MAIL.

The following letters remain I'M
for the week ending October IL. 1908:
Miss Mary Rraidgs. Y. Cohn, Man
desse De We're. Mrs. NJ. Frosso, Mrs.
Gordon, Alexander T. Greavn Mrs.
Frank Hoover, T. H Hill, Mr.. Nc
Pherson, Mrs. Dennie Masterson, Pull
man Motor Car Co, 90; L. Martin,
Charles Noll, Mrs. Lizzie OBrien,
Alex Read, d. Warner.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-12
WEATHER FORECAST.

Weather Map-Exertme northwest,
32 to 40, clear; northwest, 80 to AZ,
clear, northwest, 80 to AZ, clear; west
26 to a., clear, killing frost; south
west 3S to 4S, clear; hio valley, 38 to
48, clear
Illinois. Indiana, Missouri, Michigan
Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, Kansas,
Dakotas. Nebraska-Fair tonight and
tomorrow, warmer.
Montana-Partly cloudy tonight and
tomorrow with rain west; warmer to-
night; colder tomorrow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-12
Number was 1878 Illinois.

The machine was c. & j., which
had been rebuilt and its number was
1878 Ill. Those who had occasion
to bend over the injured man noticed
the smell of champagne on his
breath and that may have explained
how he happened to loose control of
the machine.
Inquiry at the office of the Chicago
Automobile company in Chicago failed
to reveal the information that there
was man by the name of Ames
connected with that company.
The inference is that If Mr. -Ames
is working for that company he gave
Instructions that the fact should be
denied or that he simply gave that
name and address as blind
The case is very strange one, all
around. and TO matter who the man is
the chances are that he Will have a
hard time trying to explain hew he got
that awful cut on his face.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-12
GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. Oct. 12.-Carlots today;
Wheat, 40. 9; 81; corn. III, 27, 100;
Chicago oct. 12.-Clearances today:
Wheat and -four. $4,000 bu; corn,
none: oats. $50 blu.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-12
Stocks, Grain and
6: .::::: PROVISIONS s, C. 1s W.:
LIVERPOOL MARKET.

Liverpool. Oct I2.-wheat opened
quiet. sd to sd lower; corn opened
Liverpool, Oct u. 40 p. m.-Wheat.
I'D to SO lower; corn, unchanged
Liverpool, Oct.~ 12=Wheat closed
steady to Is to I'D lower; corn closed
unchanged.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-12

officer. NO, 1 am not Mrs. Haynes"
said the young lady, who was dressed
in the heighth of fashion. Il am Mr..
Ames' friend"
Had Big Roll.
Dr. Graham was called to attend
the injured man, and found that his
wounds were superficial. The doctor
asked his name, and the same informa-
tion was given him the officer re-
ceived. When the doctor dressed the
wounds he was promptly paid. and
Mr.. Ames exhibited big roll of
bills.
Instead of going back to Chicago on
the street car on a train Mr.. Ames
seemed to fear that some one would
recognize him and so he went to Whit
aker's livery barn, where he hired
closed carriage and he and the young
woman went all of the way to Chica-
go in the carriage. They started at
| about 10 o'clock in the evening and
it was probably early in the morning
before they arrived at their destina-
ton.
1t appears that on the way out Mr..
Ames stopped at the White House,
where he telephoned to C. r. Hen
| Dirk of the Automobile Buffet and or
dered a dinner for two. Mr.. Hendrix
| says that, in answer to the inquiry
as to who he was. the man said: why
don't you know, this is Mack Mr..
Hendrix denied any knowledge as to
| the identity OF his customer or the
young woman, who refused to give her
name to either the police officer or the
i 1o1tor
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-12
Worlds Shipments.
Primary Markets.
Visible SunnIx
DtaI Visible supply.

II you have house or a room 10 rent
you can inform 10000 people by ad-
vertining in the classified columns o.
The Times.
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"A newspaper may boom a
D town through It's editorial and
D news columns. but critical in
q weston looks to the advertising
D columns for substantial evidence
o of push and life. To him they
q are thermometers measuring
D the intensity of public warmth;
o they are the pulse which indi-
D Gates the healthy condition of
D the collective body of the people;
. they tell him whether or not the
q community is UP TO the times
0 In business matters" The fore
Q going is paragraph going the
. rounds. It ought to be read by
. every advertiser in the land and
. every advertiser ought to mean
. practically every man in bust
q ness
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TWO ARE IN AN
AUTO ACCIDENT,

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WANTED-To buy good fresh COW, at
once. 423 Garfield avenue, Hammond,
IND S-3
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-12-09
Delinquent Taxes For The Year 1903.
omca List Of Delinquent Taxes for Cache County Utah. and all
OF the City Town. and School Taxes in Said County
Published December 9Th, 1908

AS required by law notice hereby that following
persons and property delinquent in the payment Of
state School, County County School, County Poor and
SINKING Funds District School and all City
the cities and towns the said Cache County for the
year l9 to the amounts hereinafter specified
said amounts together with costs paid shall sell the
property hereinafter described satisfy such and
the manner prescribed by law Said sale will begin the third
Monday in December 1908 at II o'clock the front
door OF the County Court House. in Logan City Utah. and
tnue from day to day until the list is exhausted.
j. p. TOOIlSEN,
Treasurer of Cache County, Utah.
n bail of the following described property
north of Salt Lake Meridian United States Surveys for Utah
BOOK A.
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Name, Location and Description.

81: =
Mas nyra mrp% o '' sa tn5 p s sss
So 4Gustave jacobson Hyrum pit 4 a. sec l. tip To-
$500 r. n Lenqus Hyram pit u sec tp io 80
sssO Edwin J; Hsvs, Hyram pt ca sec tp TO- ~
s72sJ Rose Hyrum, personal property -: ass
SD 4Edwin y Haws, Hyrum pt So h, . tip 49,
ISL 5Uriah Benson, Hyrum, pit So u Vi u Of
Edwin Hsws + Ry 1T a' IS Int ,'i SSsts
slss Edwin raws Hyrum pit " sec tip 10 range
s1s. ns1'T sn sss Is p
Nehe. Nielsen ssas Hyrum pit u sec 80 tip H. s'S
sss4 Isabelle Jones, Hyrum part u, 81 tip ii
7|ls Louis Halverson, Hyrum, pit u, 80, TIP H.
7s 1Ialyerson Hyrum, pit "a sec 49, tip H.
7sls Kristen Nelson n,' Hyrum pit u sec 49, p H. 90
e. 10 acres .................. ......... $50
7ss7w Pe witt t. H " s. Us "a So "a %
|74 Emily Christensen, Hyrum,pt "a, "A, see "a
sole JAS olsen GlSle lot. a. block plat A. 5oo
sl27Ephraim JessGp. Mllvile W w. lot 2 Y lot 8,
s21s Jas Olsen P snivae lot s. block IT, plat s
a., Humphreys NJ sS.. Mlve pit " sec 80 p
g so.sar sessrs MSle personal property 80: sss
ss Jessie Humphrey Melville u IT'S Z. H. sec is
ssas Geo dunbar MllSii Vile pt " u sec is p
"a 4I1ans Olsen NJ S aifn pt H. sec IS p H. II 10
1903 1eeo " l1arier Providence lot l. block j. plat A. zoo
lO4 81 Eraus Jensen. Logan, u lot block 10 plat 275
lo52SJas Bullock Providence all lot 3 S Y lot B. block
1os1w W. Low, Providence lot l. block is plat A. 10 %
1a1a5wm. p Vaughan, Mt. Sterling, pit "a, 49,
loe ALL Mathews Providence lot block 25 plat A. Is 81
1s $o " Raa ar1er pit n sec 4 TIP II 80
l1s 5Geo Gether pit n W "A, pit sc "a see TIP II, r
i e. 3 acres i. 35
Thatoh IL
lls2sNsphl Bindrup. College, isxs rods u sec
llsssJens ?. Jensen Logan 7iaxl4 rods lot block
lso Anderson Logan lot is blk R. Add
l2o1sAlice NJ R. Crookston, Providence, n u,
"a, sec tip IL, e, sM -. 5.63
l2o2s Rudolph Hoeksrausser Providence lot 5, blk L.
l2o2SAm; Sugar Co, Providence pit 4, s, tip III
l2os5r L. Friday i'd s,'f Providence pit j. u ''4
sec g. tip Ii, 1917 -. -: ...... 24.1e
l2i AIT J Mathews IT Providence Y Int in pit lots -
l2l2lH j. Mathews Providence pit sec . B. Farm
l222oH J J. Mathews, Providence, ls tip ii, j
e. n2s So: 49,: -. -. =. 7.S7
Is, tip IL l e, 10 -. -. -. 7.S7
l22soG ": Aparler Providence, pit ls tip IL
lesalL R. Msrinesu Salt Lake Il and X W
M SCI IT, fpo1 I'd personal 20" acres cs s ss
1873 2s sWm il HILL 5aoe W1 Hst %. ssw s'
1slI2sLaura W Carrot wellsvile pit u n u sec
2sowen Gast %e Srfi pit 4 u sec Is $50
Garrett v We fssif p Z 4 Sc: Is p $50
1872 2sJ aarsst ' %slsvie pit 4. 4 sec IS ip 50
ss2sH v; Garrett Welsvie, pit Il W n sec Is
ls2.soKate W; Garrett Welsvle, pit u W a. sec
1872 alIFred w. Carrot, wesvlle, pit r. n a. Is
ss Kate tp 10 Garrett w. w 1s ss5ss n u g.. 2s
la327IJohn Hilton, Welsvie, pit Y Y, a tip 10
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Name, Location and Description.

Il:
aiSa part pa @ plat
sAIrs 3 Q. Smith, Paradise lot g. block a. plat A. 7s7
Sha n lot BLOCH block !! f. Plat
n?Sis S'sn 1SS
ss,Mrs Smith, Paradise lot block s,pa B. gig
81 y YIN Sssss X..;
tie baugh M na s,1eo i ssrss ~ n sec
"a sEliss salisbury Paradise T. Il, sec is tp
IA Peter j. P Se assss aensv. T. " u So'
i d Brigham Ia,. S. Is T Sec Is p 49, s0
=. y we 200 $500 sI1 Ga acres S.,.:n ,.i;.. &C. lib
u ps1ts,a ab ls tD Paradise 40 acres Of
s John B Abbott sS p Paradise sp sS e. Of $40
Dsnford acres e sec 81 10 S
ss D 1a1ss Abbott Paradise a u sec 81 p 10 '0s
' Eliza Z HI, Ms9Fd !, H Sss cor sec So p
81 A. H WHITE Salt Lake, X T. X 5 X so -.
81 5B 7 F. i Taylor Paradise Par dss' lot a.
Z, G S. p q 81 acre. of n IN 1915,
81 s4c Anderson Hyram pt u and pit Y, 80,
81 t. Anderson Hym 1se Of Sc IL and Of
., % i Y sec ss + TO- lso acre. 2ss
2127C. L. Anderson, Hyrum, "a sec 25, tip TO- + 3
81 rs G J. Anderson Hyrum, 4 of e u, "a, TIP
u sac L. Anderson, Hyrum, "A, %, tip TO- rs
Il
q C i anderson, Hysn%, N :t9ss
28lsc h. Anderson, Eyrum, $ u W " lot "a, sec
10 L. Anderson, Hyrum 2 n u,
a Of a sec Is; tip 10 r 4 e. l2o acres 1.SSoo
20John H. White Salt Lake 13 int 5, tp sr2e 2.ss
23John H. White Salt Lake l3 int sec TIP g. r 29S
John John WHIT WHIT Salt Salt Lake, Lake. int mt sec
SIS ' Seo G. N.Fsrsnd ogden Sc "a Of 81 T.
IS Peter Msfiano ~ Wesdru
% 4Naponset L. & L. Stock Co, Evanston wyor pit
3, tip 9, e. 40 ........ LBS
2612 Peter j. Petersen Geneva all see 10, tip g. W
2s1 Peter ter Je'f Petersen Geneva ns of ny
"a tip 9, W, 14O acres 49,. 80, 1926
261s Martin Nielsen Geneva Y of "A, n "
sss 4 sP P j. 70 g ,3 p SO
2623N Martin G. Nielsen Geneva Y of "A, e "a of
NV "A, 25 tip 0, l W, 100 ...... 2.4S
81 3John Louis Bounfu, IT. Saw Mill 80.
% 7Chas Unsworh Hyrum, pit " lots 81, block - .,
aOslsam I Wintetottom Hyrnm so 4 lots 5es blk
- 4John F. Wright Hyrum lots As block 10 plat a. s.7e
3232C H. Anderson Hyrum, 4x2O blk II 1 Pit 1924
3233C L. Anderson pit So block 1l1a plat A.. 2.Go
3327Krsen Nielsen, Hyrum. y, lots IL Blk 49, pit $40
342OJ w Jensen IIyrum 2x10 rods l blk plat 9.9
Sn Va Ssse Hy4un s1 as od blk IS Plat M
So 5T enquis Hrum p Pt d lot i blk - p I plat ss
81 7Jos Iuke all of lots S-6 712xl7 rods lot block
80 MARY D "a oby Paradise part lots A. blk plat IL
39 3IIans Jensen, Hyrum lot blk plat B. 1886
3924Wm g. sorenson Paradise lot block a. plat b. So
ta2soear hjenqust Hyrum SKIS rds Its g. blk silt 7ss
4424Edwin IIaws, Hyrum lots As block T. plat c. GA
i6 2Louis Haverson, Hyrum, part block a. plat Co.,, s42
4715A H. Cantr, Hyrum, personal property 49,. 49,. 601
i71SWford Jensen, Hyrum, personal property $40
4I3Owaace Drug Co., Hyrpm, personal property 4575
4sl6Jens Anderson, Hyum lots "a, block s. plat 81
5O23Wm Williams, Hyrum y It's So blk 16 pit d IL %
2ONicholas Nelson Hyrum, pit lot @ block plat r. PA
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Name, Location and Description.

i: Name Location and Description So
ssS ssn IS sI Mejvs lot: u.s. Blk IS pit s75
l5lI14G i. Bankhead, wellssile lots 1856. block
,ss s ssnn wslisv 1T, 1894 si plat sds
~ sfss' Ss{' al 1T 5 & 8 y 81 ''
,e. 7Ip block 30 plat 21.5O
ss iTss Ms wsys
f.%an ps nsssIy property rs
ieaI1SJohn Bailey wesvlle, et q sec tp TO- il
isslsw% Price weisvie is Int pit X sec p 10 s'S'
iea1sDa1d eunneI welsvie, Cut pt So u, sec 1880
p e Sunue Bridge ia e'fs Idaho So pt & y SIS
1929 oh 1'sH ws;1is 3. 1s,sH sv
1871 kate Garrett wel1svie Int in x sec 81 ip '''
1911 Ioses W Garrett wesvie l.ia Int in T. Sec i0'
1871 4owen Garrett welisvile liz Int in 4, .ec
ISL k al 'R W. TO- aarles welsvi s Int IN 4 7s
ls7 s11ars p W " welisvie is Int in i, Sec
1871 7Frsd w. Z Garrett welisvie is Int in Z, Sec %
1871 sTIenr WGarrett welisvile lia Int in y, sec
ls7loJohn W Garrett welisvil s-is Int in T. sec
ls7sls y sase;p Ogden "a. s''
sog 800 3, = - sec 7ss
2l2ssFrank Hottie. Cache Junction a5xi5o feet
sw sec 30, tip ID, l W, -. 49,. 49,. 49,. 6.s6
issliInsra iIuntsman; Hyrum, pit. u, " $ u,
Allen Lshman w sSsS pit u sec a zO
lsl Allen Lss as'sS welisvie pit, 4 sec Is s4
1922 Henry G. Parkinson IN Wsllsvil pit n IS
Parkinson Wei1svn pit u sec p ''N'
l75 4John Bailey welsvile s. sec 3d. tip H. 900
lss 81 F. Whitney Mendon personal property " 1906
Il anan M Ms"sn lot sd l IT, pit ss
BAR L. Jensen, Mendon pit u, see 4, tip II r ii
1874 IIyr,m Bird Mendon, pit u, IT, tip H.
George I Saunders Mendon pit ~ sec 81 tn = iSS
200 Maggie Jensen tense Menion pit Il sec 49, p
2l2ns John H crookson, Cache Junction pit u p
2sJohn # crooksotn Cache Junction. sr pt Il sec
PIG Ernest ST Jensen Nsw W.T. nersS lots IL blk ! plat M
25JShn II crookston, Cache Junction lots s4, block
q Ashen Jensen Jensen SsEton Il SlseE plat
2ss % Newton Thresher Co. personal property 2475
s sovR 4 sec 10 p a. $50
neohas '. a Browns ovras Newton, 1870 2''2O
a2saa Annie e, H Jensen n Newton pit Y a 81
Lyman R. Marueau Newton u sec IS tp is 90
w. 1850 acres ...... ...... ...... 1897
"A, a. "a, 30 tip 3D. W, 2O4 acres. 80 40
$50 y Lyman r. Martineau, pit "a sec 80, tip 13,
saoso u r. sec 49, tp 20
lsOlsTenry shelton Mendon 3, block g. plat A. 4s7
BOOK B.
10 Laura +. Barnett Smithfed 25 I, all lots
90 block l. Plat A........ .......i 2O.0l
= oGlbe Vaughan Smithfed lot blk g. plat A. IL .04
3 AVN. Douglass Smithfed lot block Plat A. S.45
D ism. Percheon Horse Smithfed personal 49, 80
8 Alas. Thornley,, Smithfed Y lot l. all lot block
slJ Barnett smitiad improvements lot 3 block
10 4Guss Daenlsen. Smhfeld all lot s, II y lot s.
block 25, plat A .......... -. -. 1911
LIE Frank Parser Smithfed lots 40, blk B. plat B. 9.3
l6lS Amalgamaed Sugar Co. Logan, pit lot 3 block
- pat M d a. 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-04

dos son Ia nacion mas RIGA del
mundo. pero no tiene defensa
suficiente en- el Pacifico. Sera
horrible 10 que suceda 81 las dos
naciones vienen q las manos. I'm
ese case la naci6n japonesa des.
Iplegara en- los combates la mis-
ma "locura" que despleg6 en- la
Ultima guerra. Los japoneses
estan siempre dispuestos a dar
sus vida por la naci6n; mientras
que para los europeos y los
americanos, 10 mas importante
es Ell dinero; y los que aman el
dinero aman la vida. Luego, su-
poniendo que estas dos nacio-
mes, con ideas fundamental
mente contrarias aCerca de la
muerte, tengan que luchar, ell
resultado es facil de precaver
Ell conocimiento de este hechO
parece ser la causa de que los
Estados Unidos intenten au-
mentar ST. marina en- gran es-
Gala
Pero {por que prepararse con-
ira el Jap6n2 lQue es 10 que Sc
teme de el2 Segun ell conde
Okuma los exitos del aquel i'm
perio han despertado en- esta re-
publica Ell deseo de "controlar
Ell Pacifco. "Se ha pensado-
anade-que los japoneses, raza
invasora, sc apoderaran de los
mercados de China y expulsa-
ran de Asia a los europeos Y los
americanos. Sin embargo. el
Conde duda que aqui Sc siga ha-
ciendo politica anti -japonesa.
porque Ell gobierno americana
Sc deja guar por la opinion pu-
blica. la cual. probablemerte,
cambiara cuando conozCa la YER
dadera aCtitud del Jap6n.
FL final, como sc We, es opti-
mista pero no sera EN- el en- 10
que Sc fila la atenCi6n de los
americanos. sino en- esa depresi-
va parte del articulo EN- que Sc
les presenta 90 o exclusive
mente apegados al dinero Y la
vida; 10 cuaI no es cierto nj de
este pueblo nj de ninguno.
\. J. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-04
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