davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-06
Summer Il
9as Bette. ,uaS pie eBclf bietet.

,gs 0ereidlt MIR 3ti lilleilOll ldtdt 1,k1s.|
aniigen. Budlen's Nrflien 6nlbs 5t1
smpfebIen". inQt s. VI. lsniins bssJ
Chapel Oill. q. IS. sd, bin iibsrssifNf.
baB IS Die bette 5dlbe lit, weIbe Die
Welt bietei. eie teilte eiiieu llWldnf
an meinem Tnumen, Ifnn iis Uesfe6lf
ME iebe Munbe. yronbifeIIe pDsr ;eosg
@efdniir al beilsn. iporanf ne 0,tf0es
leat ipiro." 8drcnfiit BON Veter8
Apotbete. ylur Csc. Veriudt lie.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-06
! S1a9cSncui0fettets.


s}n Mibblepoint. 8anWert Golsatp.
habrn 5lanlmen pier3ebn 0ol,asb1uos
ssrii0rt. Ser on9erihtete Wiotstial:
Ihabsl miro auf $40. 1000 gei41bt;
tueilueNe 1T er burd Yeriihering ae.
osdt. Ginasdlhert ipuroen II. d. oas
Suiiamt. Der Babnbof ber peunipls
pdnia Qinie. cine 8rocerie, Elm Habats
laosn slno cine Druderei.
ssa Der Ndhe bon Wsansfelo IN 2a'
ban pplof. Elm II Sabre alter Mann,
nn oen GOlaen bon 6ummelItitheit ae:
lip,ben. Yor einiqen 9oaen bate E,
onf osm 6eubooen sufdaig ae9en Elm
0asnmelneit sefuBen uno ebe er i9 in
sihe,beit brin9en fonnte, mar er Dor
SO Sbielen 9etobeh tporten.
ssn Beaefentaine ertldrte 8idte,
SObn M. Bribrid: ,Nie @elpohnbei
bes Mannes. @iaaretten su rauherl, ge:
nii9t. um Der Irau bic eheiDusig gu
'beluilliaen." Binnen tpenisen 3naen
bat oieier Hibter adt unalddLi1eu
HGbepaaren ehslouns 9etudbrt.
William @illon. .bas Mlu,ber ohnt
yein". perungliidte am Monteg IN 60:
ibccion bel benz Gesiu1. mit einen
6dhlrao ben .Wbiri Of Teatb1 gum
eriten Wfal gu prDon5iren, oaeur1. oot
Der Hiemen, nit tbeibem ct ON 1abr:
rao auaeidnallt mar, rib. uno er lid
ben Gdaoel einidlus. gr mar iofOrt
tpot.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-06
: Nei elmer Iaauna BON Mnffern,

Bei elmer 3agung BON WofIeran=
laaen.S Snttreilenten bic In Snbiana.
polls. Sno., abaebalten tuurbe, fonlfo.
|tirte Elm Meoner. oas @runbma{ier-
gllueap In Den Yer. Staaten fei in ben
letten aebn. .s5abren un minbtnens fanf.
| 3eln SUE 9tfallen. gr fdtrte oie{e gr=
|l4tinu19 auni 9r6bten 3beile ouf bic
fortn66renbt gntpalou1o oer Union
5urid.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-06

N6roliA bon ganton, in unmit.
tslborer Ndbe oer 6taot. muroen 9roBe
Roblenlaaer seFunoen.
MdoGerl berlangi fiir 0uten Nobn.
Rur iDlAe. bic gut bii9eln f6nnen.
brQu&sn R6 ~ nleloen.
Minnta Mdi9ersi.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-06
1nianh.

| :smianh.
Wier Neaer, Yisai!. Som unb So.
bert s>ones uno Soc .&ipleD. muroeu
IN 3nne!loills. Sp.. aus oem 8eidns=
nlB gebolt uno an einem Baum aufges
lailut. Der Mob, Der Die Neaer aul
10 lummariide Wsiie aus Dem 2ebeu
belOrosrte. beitano aus nlgefabr 50
Nidunern. Sic 8enobner oes Grtes
muBten bon ben Yortomnlni0en nidts
uno lie erSubren oielelben srlt, ais lie
Die nter GeiGen am lldbfen Woreen i'm
Minoe baumeln iGber. 8ie bier Neger,
Die aelDn1t nuroen. iparen Mitelieoer
unb 2eiter elmer 2oae, bic Dor fuHem
bic @rmorouns zines tpeiben 6armers
ourb ieinen iarbigen pdhter Gufus
Srclpoer autbieben.
Mm 8. 9iuault tam es in Der Ndbe
bon Wialontomu. 3d.. bel elmer Der
Gabritanlasen Der 6. u. Grid @ofe So.
|3miihen Stalienern unb Glalpen 3u
einem blutisen 3uiammenltpB. Nntla
Gonco. Elm Staliener, ipuroe eetootet
% anOere perIOnen Idtper perpunoet,
Darunter mebrere lebens9efdbrlib.
Neun3ebn Der Srauallaaten puroen
Derbaftet.
Sn Nurora, s5l.. i6ob Der felt aht
SaAren in Slenlten oes Gbiiantropau'
s. u, Worrill ltsbenoe 5armarbeiier
Sobn 2arion, tpel1er faft pie ein Ja=
milien9lieD be5anoelt moroen mar, Die=
len nno bieroui oelien 0ausbdlis.in.
0ran Wearp yule0ln, ilieoer. SisrauI
.lebte Der N;abnlmniae leine blulenoen
SrIer in aiuei Siiibls uno besam oersn
@unoen sl uslbinoen. Na trui nie
srbiinOste aOidl,ias Muttar MprrilI's,
ourh ben ydrm oer Ghilils GnaeIrft.
III ous 3mlner.. .Gie lpetoe ih niht.
t0oten, ollie Dame. rief Der Srriiunjae;
.ieben Sic lib nieoer uno MAIDEN Sic
es llb bequem. Sh muB oisIe beioen1
bort bewaden." Dabei belt er oas
8eueor anI bic gu 9ooe Nerlebten 9e.
ridtet, meld)e lDieoer 3um Beuubtlein
9elongt Uaren. pl0blib rief yarion
) Well, oa uiemono tomnt, MIDI gu err
l6ieBen, mub id es ielber tbun". Die
blinoe 8reilin itano auf unb luhte ben
Wes 5u ihrenl ndhiten NaGbarn, nm
DIlFe au lu1en. Morrill unb ieine
0ausbdlterin iino t6otlih perlbt.
vMaior q. 3uiIeE uno eli Marine
Goloaten, tpelde in banana nationirt
finO, murDen am 81. Suli bon einem
toaen 0unoe aebi1en. sic trafen ain
Wontag in New Oorf Elm uno tubren.
fofort mad Waibin9tDn meter, no lieI
i'm Yalteur-, ,}nititut behanoelt meroen
fcGen.
5n gbica9o .3erii0rte ain Montaa elm
0euer Die Burlington @etreioe= Speiter,
g.uno s. bas 3ransfer@2oaerbaus Der
g. .. d 8. Giienbobn unb etua 100
@iitermaggons. Der 6hoben an BEN
6peider,l allein ,pirb bon Nrmour al
Co.. oenen iie aeb6rten, auf 500. COO
onge9eben IilD oer @eiammtlAaoen
biirfte 81 100000 ereiden. Man
9laubt, oab Elm forQlos iortQetporfener
Gisarretten. 6tummel ben Brand per,
urIadte uno 3tpar In ben, 2agerbaule,
no Diele Gbemitalisn laQerten. gsl
entfano cine grploiibn, ,ueI1e in Dun.l
Dsrteil bon 0dufert, Qt5jib.t ::c:::oe.
3it $50 MtlQeife1Iten fiffen n ,ff,npIl
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-06
{ 1reimaI ttad) eista,,oer

psriuht peerleB Mehl uno Sbr tperbel
Gu4 iibefRuasn. oaB oeRen Qualitdl
Qerabe lih,ia 1T. um Guren @eidmod
~ befrieoiaen, m0at Sbr> atlh nod l1
iritilb peranla9t iein. Eal1elbe II
BON beitsn Minter,peiaen ber9eltellt uno
mad elnsr 9Retbooe eemablea, bic ale
auten yeltaaDtbeile bes Getreioes benz
Mebl erbdlt. .5br finoet fein anoeres
Mebl. lDslstes In 9lei1er Weiie bielem
fir @ebdd oHer Yrt 9ieih tomint, obne
Radiiht auf ben preis. ben Sbr oafir
be3ablt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-06

len. Obpobl einsm nod niht beltdtigten
GeriiHt sufolSe orei 0ldnner Derbrann=
ten.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-09
Panama Canal Steal Story
Was Turned Down by Ma
tional Committee.
AFFAIR WAS INVESTIGATED
BUT TALE FOUND OF NO VALUE
FOR CAMPAIGN PURPOSES AND
NOT ACCEPTED FOR THIS
REASON.

Boston. Mass. Dec. a.-The Panama
Canal steal story. for tho publication
of which the Indianapolis News was
taken to task by President Roosevelt,
was submitted to the democratic ma
tional committee Immediately after the
Chicago convention and after Il had
been investigated by subcommittee
of the advisory committee was refused
because of the political exigeneies and
because it was believed IL would ac-
not compiish the purpose for which IL
was submitted.
The matter was collected by num-
Der of New York men, one of whom
was Col. Alexander S. Bacon. They
took the matter up with Chairman
Mack, who in turn referred it to the
subcommittee composed of Senator
Culberson. cx-Mayor MCGUIRE of SYRIA
cuse. N V, and Josiah Quincy OF Mas
sachusetts.
Mr.. Quincy tonight admitted he had
been "A member of the committee.
I'VE thoroughly investigated the
story he said Il may say we had
it under consideration for several
weeks and studied its every angle be-
fore we decided ii was a matter that at
that time was not of any political use.
You may also say it was not out OF
consideration for the feelings of the
Washington administration any more
than it was for lack of proof-alleged
proof. mind you. for l want not 10 join
the Annanias club-that kept us from
using the matter"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-09
CITY IN BRIEF

Open Evenings-Jenkins& Co. SIT
Miss Myrtle Brigg of Eaton. is the
guest of Mrs. Jesse Schultz of this city,
Come to the First Presbyterian
Church for fancy articles and aprons.
SGT
Mark Burkhardt, of Seattle, Wash.
who has been the guest of friends and
relatives here during the past several
days. has returned to his home.
Open Evenings-Jenkins & Co SGT
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Ramsey of New
York, were in the city yesterday Wis
iting with friends and relatives.
Beautiful dolls at the First Presby-
terrain church. sgt
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Neweount of
Cincinnati, o., were in this city this
morning visiting friends while on their
way to Indianapolis.
Open Evenings-Jenkins & Co. sgt
Do your Christmas shopping at the
First Presbyterian Bazaar. SGT
Mrs, George Scoefield of Macon. Ga.
are the guests VI MI anu MIS- Henhe
of North Fourteenth street.
Open Eyenings-Jenkins & Co. SGT
Patronize Second English Lutheran
bazaar at Knollenberg's Annex, Dec.
18th and 18th. Git
Mrs. Sarah Cottingham of Peoria.
ILL.,, who has been the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry CRADLE of West Richmond
has returned home.
Open Evenings-Jenkins & Co. SIT
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-09
NEW TRUSTEES
TO Be INSTRUCTED
County Superintendent Meets
Them Thursday.

When the newly elected and retiring
township trustees of the county meet
tomorrow, Superintendent Jordan will
express his regret at the severance of
relations with those leaving office at
the end of the year, and his welcome
to the new office holders. The super
intendent has outlined an address he
will deliver, which will be in the ma
ture of instructions to the new trus-
tees. He will advise them as to the
best methods to pursue to bring about
the results.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-09

office, showing, he says, that they
made false affidavits when they ap-
piled for naturalization papers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-09

office, showing, he says, that they
piled for naturalization papers.
Lyons "Up Against It."
But Lyons says that when he asked
the immigration officer to furnish him
with this information for use in the
Simon-Wickey contest he refused. Ly-
ons says the official took all of his
papers and said that he would send
them to the Department of Commerce
and Labor at Washington. But &C
cording to Lyons the official did not
tell him why he would send them to
Washington. So Lyons returned home
without even the lists of names that
he took with him to New York. He
made water haul. Now Simon and
the rest of the Democratic candidates
are trying to get the papers back
from the Department of Commerce
and Labor. but they have not yet sue
ceeded. AS it stands now the joke
seems Ito be on Lyons. The Demo
cratic candidates say it cost them
$500 to get the list of names and in
formation off the books at Hammond
and to send Lyons to New York, and
they are wondering how they are 60
ing to get their moneys worth since
the immigration official kept all the
papers.
The Department of Commerce and
Labor says Lyons did not tell what he
wished the information for that he
was after in New York, but he says
he made it clear to the official at that
port. So there you are.
Kern Makes Gain.
John W. Kern has made big gain
in the fight for the Senatorship by
landing the vote of Representative
Tomlinson, of Shelby county. Tomlin-
son has come out in a card stating
that he will vote for Kern. This is a
loss for l.. Ert Slack and is considered
blow at his chances, because Shell
by county is one of the counties that
he represented in the Senate. His
district was composed of Johnson and
Shelby, and it was considered certain
that he would be able to hold the
votes of those two counties. Shelby
county is in the Sixth district, however
while Johnson, in which Slack lives,
is in the Fourth
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-09
LEE, b. NUSBAUM

in connection with the contest which
Edward Simon, democrat, is making to
GUST Edward Mickey, republican, who
defeated him for representative in Lake
county. Although Mickey had a plu
rality of something like 1900 over ST.
mon, yet Simon is claiming that the
result was obtained by fraud. He
says several hundred foreigners in
Lake CO were naturalized just a
short tim ,ore the election and that
many of them were voted who had no
right to vote. He charges that hun
dreds of them gave false information
as to their length of residence in this
country and that they were not enti-
tied to naturalization.
The democratic state candidates who
were defeated at the election make the
same charge, so they and Simon sent
Peter J. Lyons, an attorney of Ham,
mond, to New York city to investigate.
Lyons took with him a list of the for
eigners who were naturalized and the
affidavits they made, to ascertain
from the immigration records if they
arrived from the old country at the
time they stated
Lyons is back. He is here today
trying to figure out just what happen
ed to him in New York. He says
that when he went to the immigration
office in New York and asked for the
information the officials agreed to give
it to him. He says they prepared
no full nj Of oil
the foreigners whose names were on
his list and who appeared on their
books. But he says that more than
half of those whose names he had were
rot on the books of the immigration
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-09
NO SELECTION MADE.
Court House Janitors to be Chosen
Later.

Upon the request of President
Dynes. the board of commissioners
has deferred the appointment of JAM
itors for the court house and the coun-
ty attorney until the January term.
President Dynes who retires from the
board, wished his successor to have a
voice in the appointments. The COM
missioners will be in session next Sat
urday to settle with the turnpike d.
rectOrS.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-09
NEW ERA FOR JEWS.
DAWNlnG IN RUSSIA
Those Who Illegally Acquired
Entrance, to Remain.

ST. Petersburg, Dec. 9.-The govern
ment has been requested to permit
those Jews who Illegally acquired res
idence outside the pale during the lib-
eral era prior to August I. 1906, to re-
main where they are pending the adop-
ton by the Douma of general Jewish
legislation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-09

Hollow Horn Bear, chief of all the
Sioux, is the first living man to have
He made great speech in Congress
in 1889, and he is good looking
specimen of his race his picture en-
grayed on both the SIS and $40 bills.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-09

As the result of a shock sustained
through falling into a copper of boil
ing water, boy named George Her
bert Foster, aged eleven, living at
Spalding, who was practically dumb,
has recovered his power of speech.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-09

PENELOPE:
VERONICA.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-09

For Peters appetite try baking powder
biscuits made Of Gold Medal Flour MARIA.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-09
LEGAL ACTION
MAY FOLLOW
PANAMA CHARGES
Continued From Page one.)

States bought from American citizens
for s4o,Ooo.0oo property that cost
those citizens only ST., 100000. There
is no doubt that the government paid
sac, 100000 for the property. But who
got the money!
President Roosevelt's reply to this
most proper question is for the most
part string of abusive and defama-
tory epithets. But he also stated that
the United States did not pay cent
to any American citizen, but direct to
the French government. that the
United States has no knowledge as TO
the particular individuals among
whom the French government distrib-
uted the same. and that there was no
syndicate.
ITO the best of the Worlds know
ledge and belief, each and all of these
statements made by Mr.. Roosevelt are
untrue"
Accuses Roosevelt and Root.
LAS to the detailed distribution of
the Panama loot only one man knows
IL all Anu IHdJ man Is w llIldlH -~ei-
son Cromwell. The two men who were
most in Mr.. Cromwelrs confidence are
Theodore Roosevelt and Elihu Root.
II was they who aided Mr.. Cromwell
in concentrating the Panama revolu-
ton, arranged the terms of the pur-
chase of the Panama canal, made the
agreement to pay $40,000,000 on the
canal properties and an additional
$40 200, 600 for a manufactured Pana-
ma republic, every penny of both of
which sums was paid by check on the
United States treasury to J. p Nor.
gan & Co.-not to the French govern
ment, as Mr.. Roosevelt says, but TO
J. p Morgan & CO..
The World then reviews the &C
counts of the investigation conducted
by the senate committee in February,
1906. 1t gives particular reference 10
the part Cromwell played in that in.
vestigation, alleging that he concealed
all facts that the committee sought to
unearth. II also quotes from news ar
ticles printed at the time alleging that
Cromwell and J. z. Morgan formed
the Inter Oceanic Canal company
bought the majority of stock in the old
Panama company for $5,000.00o and
practically dictated the purchase by
the United States government for $40,
| 100000. ii,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-05

Ell encargado sefior Oscar Alvarez
Torres. sc 10 facilit6; preguntandole
81 guerra ducha. a 10 que ell senor
Luifia r~espondi6; que Sc iba 4 dar I'm
baho general.
AL POGO ratio de retirarse Ell sefor
Oscar, Sc lie presento I'm muchacho
COLO. que Sc dedica a limpiar botas,
av isandole de que en- ell mar Sc esta-
ba ahogando IN hombre.
Este senor, ell cantinero del par
que Eugenio Delgado y I'm mozo
salieron presurosos pudiendo sacar
al sehor LUNA cast ahogado trasla-
dandole al Hospital Presviteriano.
Segdn parece,el senor LUNA sufrio
un ataque estando banandose.
Lamentsmos Ell percance.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-05
de Instruction

Actualmente ell Departsmento de
instruction esta construyendo escuelas
ct San Juan, Ponce, Caguss, Condado
(Santutce) Vega Baja, Rio Piedras,
Naranjito. Carolina, Arecibo, Moca,
Barros y Barranquitas, habiendo para
las mencionada as obras un presupuesto
de $4,000 dollars, POGO mas 6 menos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-05
N0Gas m~umicip@les

HOSPITAL MUNIcIPAL-Hay
en- asistencia IN este establecimiento
b~eneiico; 30 mujeres y 4S
Total rs.
lngreso la enferma. Juliana Perez
y tallecio. Natividad Rivera.
Tn ell hospital cuarentenario in.
gresaron. Candida Burgos Y Julia
Ramos Perez.
Han sido dsdos de alta, Juana Ro
sado y Serahn Colon.
lay en- el dia de hoy IS enfermoS.
HOSPITAL ESPECIAL DE MU-
JERES.-Desde aver a HOY no ha
habido ningdn movimiento dc entra
das nj atlas. AL %dispensario han con.
currido : enfermaS.
Observation-Disclosures de dete-
nidos en- el dia de aver: ~varones. 81
y mujeres I SufricndO condena, Y Is
varones v ! mujeres pendientes de
cauga.
Quedan en- el dia de hoy 81.
Fueron puestos en- libertad por ha-
Der cumplido Ia condena que les fuG
lmpuesta. Enrique Paris y Anastasio
Roj1s.
CUARTO DE SOCORRO-Hasta
la mahana dc hoy han sido asiStidas
por el praciicaute De servicio don
Fuillermo Claudio las siguientes per.
Juan Clervestre confusion de Sc
gundo grado sobrr el dorso dc Ia ma.
no de; ccha.
Carmen Parts mia ) de herida
lucisa de dos centimetros de longi.
tud ca t. tercio superior Y posterior
del autebrazo dcrecho.
Jose Alve,o. herida contusa DE dos
centimeros de longitud s0bre cl p6
mulo dcrccho y rasguno al cueilo Y
lado izquierdo dc Ia cara.
Emilio Ramos. heiida producida
por un vidrio en- el piclzqu erdo.
Juan M~onterO. COMMISSIONERS 4 Ia Is.
palda y una rozadura en- ia muneca
Izqulcrda
Vicente H.. Carr:6u, confusion de
scgundo grade en- IA region rotuliana
y Niceutc Rosa, hcridA incisa dc dos
cenUmetfos dc longi,ud en- el dedo
iudice dc ia mano izquierda.
REGlSTkO CINIL-Na6tmfcufos
Han sllo Ins.TItos. Bcnito Chebra
y Vega. Georgina Vega Y Osorio Y
Pedro De Arnengol Couverti6 y AT
che.
DtFCNCIONES.
Antonia Carbon. Na,ividad Rivera
Celia Garcia Accvedo.
MATRIMJNIOS-Samue l.. Wal
man con sara T. Scholl.
LICENCIAS.-Pedro Falu. de san.
turce ia so!icita para construir caSi.
Ia DE madeira, para don Jose Balado.
que la dcdicert Z l1 vcuts de l-che Y
Ana -. Gutier-ez DE Lopez. que Ia
pIie prra conectar Ia casa que costru-
We eu al callrI(n pr6xlmo I Ia c4',c
dc Egozcue ru ~i1turceI con ia III
IBERIA de Dc de don Arm4ad1 I.bp-l
IAndi6u
a l1 net..i1n a|e.fap4I. la coafor
mldad del e,'al. M Lopez Landf6n
Ambas 0rfl.ionrs Dasaron ( iufJr.
me del stnpr I1eruicro 5c d. clGdad
o. I14DD MJNIrIpaL-Uan ST.
lo e. 30 uci1ls. cn Do ualana Dc hog
Iar personals s.Eu.cu;c
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-05
Il SENIOR LUNA en- DpigrO

I'll cooociio industrial y pr1pi,t.-
rio del cafe C~ovadorg d1n Isidro
Luina ha sido hoy vi.,ima de una
desgracia.
Pass toda la manana dr hoy algo no.
testo con pesaded de csbezs vgran so
focaci6n teniendo cast todo Ia mans
ma el veutilador electrico fln.iouln
do con cl I'm DE ootener alg1n allvio.
4 las doce proXimamente el sedor
LUNA Sc dirigi6 al "Parque" ,on OBJ
leto de tomar I'm bano, pid en- 90 al
~encar-aoo dc l~acss-ta ali estable ida
uu tralc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-05

EncaTnaclon FaJaTd0 y 1a0lcoa
Carmen Faiardo
Espersnza descargando
Ricardo Ruiz Aguadilla
BUQUES ANUNCIADOS
Vapor ing1es Casilda. Sa1i6 de
Montevideo ell 20 del pasado con
destino 4 este puerto.
Consignatarios, Villar & Co.
Goleta amer. James F. Maxwell
Debe haber salido de New York para
esta Ell q del pasado.
Consignatarios, Sobrinos de Ez
quiaga.
Vapor espanol Catalina. Sa1i6
de Barcelona para esta, hacienda las
~escalas ~intermedias, Ell a del CO
~rrjente.
Consignatarios, Sobrinos de L.
quierdo & Co.
Goleta amer. Republic. Saldra de
New York para San Juan y Guayani-
LA Ell Is del corriente.
Consignatarios, Sobrinos de Ez-
quiaga.
Vepor cubano Julia. Con proce-
dencia de la Habana y puertos inter
medios recalara en- este ell I3 del
corriente.
Consignatarios, Villar & Co.
Vapor americana Caracas. Con
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-05

FL piso alto de la casa 70 For
taleza. Muy adecuado para Vi
vienda dc familia. Comercio ii
oflcinas.
Dirijanse 4 don Rafael Re-
meu, empleado de ]. O@hoa
HermanoS.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-16
ATTACKS
CATTLE, PROVING
FATAL TO MANY

Cate owners are guarding their
herds with especial care right now.
owing to the fear OF anthrax. which
Is In an epidemic form in several
counties over the state. In Shelby
county several hundred animals have
died. and the federal government has
an expert In that county trying 20
stop the rayages of the disease. A
quarantine law has been established
In the county.
j. l.. Moore, cattle owner. resid-
Ing on Livingson's point, was in Pa
ducah yesterday and consulted about
a disease that has invaded his herd,
and he has lost a COW every day for
one week. The description given b,
Moore would not Justify the veteri-
nary surgeons diagnosing the case as
anthrax, and one opinion was adj
vanced that the cows were runninL
on a dry pasture and the food was not
digested. Further examinations will
be made In the case.
Anthrax Is a germ disease and con-
taglous among cattle. The animals
are ~ but one day. and death usually
comes the second day,