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The Penn's Grove record., 1908-10-16
Salem County Bible Society

The sixty first annual meeting of the
lem county Bible society will be held
1 Thursday morning and afternoon,
It. 10Th, at the Presbyterian church,
sretown. Session at 1.3O a. m. and 2
m; Rev. ii. r. Robinson, d. d., of
lem, has been invited to speak in the
orning and a clergy man of the Epis-
pal church in the afternoon,
There will be a conference on the top.
"How to Use the Bible in the Home
d the Sunday School," A paper on
, work of the American Bible society,
epaied by Morris FL. Stratton, ESQ,
Salem, will be read.
The meetings of the society are full oil
ierest and instruction. The society
ns to supply every needy family in
. county with a Bible. Everybody is
Yited to attend the meeting.
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OCTOBER Is, 1908.
HOME HAPPENINGS.

HUME 0Af L LNlNuOs
Benz. R. Peacock has improved hi
home with paint.
The continued dry weather has mad
some wells go dry in this region.
George III. Elkinton has rebuilt thu
porch around his home, making it wider
Robert Nicholson, of Wilmington
spent Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. Anni
Hearn.
There will be no school next Monday
and Tuesday while the teachers attent
the County Institute.
The large sweet potatoes in Wlllis's
window were grown by Willard Layton
The largest weighed 81 pounds.
Cutter Pedrick has been suffering with
a painful felon on his right hand for
three weeks. He has had his hand cut
nine times.
The Railroad Company has put a
switch in below Railroad Avenue and is
laying a track so that a Y will be made
for turning cars and locomotives.
Ex-Governor Edward Stokes and Con-
gresham John Dalzell, of Pennsylvania,
will address a republican meeting in SAL
EN- on Monday evening, 18th.
A Home Rule meeting will be held
Saturday night in the street, if clear, un-
der the auspices of the Local Option
League. Speeches by local talent.
James Sweeten, Jr., is enhancing the
appearance at Union corner by rebuild
ing the porch to his store and putting in
a concrete curb. R, F. Shannon, Esq.,.
will also put in a new curb.
Isaac and Prof. Williamson having
bought the Charles E. Barber saw mill of
the Woodbury. Milling Company, an
nounce in another column they are ready
to saw logs for those who wish timber
sawed.
Produce in Wilmington sold tor the
following prices this week: Sweet pota-
toes 35c a basket, apples 30-40c, peppers
10-l5c, keiffer pears Soc. turnips 1920,
egg plants 20-25, onions zoe. white pota-
toes 81 a bushel, pumpkins 5 to Sc each:
Several republicans from Penn's Grove
attended the banner raising of tile Gar
field Club in Salem on Wednesday eve
ming. Senator Thomas j. Hillery OF
Morris county, was the speaker, before a
big audience.
Politics are beginning to warn up,
The Bryan virus which struck first the
RECORD office SO forcibly twelve years
and three months ago, and has been TO-
menting ever since, is spreading and
catching as never before. A Bryan and
Kern club will be organized this Friday
night and a banner raised in a few days.
The faithful will meet in the Morris
building, Penn Street, at s o'clock.
| have the agency for the Woman's
Home Companion $l.25 per year. I5c a
copy. MAYHEM j. JOHNSON At
For Hats go to Dubell the halter.
No. 2 East Third Street, Wilmington.
Largest stock and lowest prices in that
city, 1888
Educate yourself to save money by
opening an account in the Savings De-
1artment of the Penn's Grove National
Sank. 1t will earn you 3 per cent inter-
st compound semi-annual and o. can
raw Oh IA days notice.
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New Ferryboat.

The steamer General Lee arrived at
i%lmington OIL last Saturday evening and
low being overhauled and having her
llers cleaned in preparation to placing
boat in service Oh the new ferry line
ween Penn's Grove, Pennsvilie and
EN-. The boat draws six feet of water
/ will not be able to ply ON the Brandy.
ne, as proposed, until the stream is
dyed out, which it is expected will
g place next spring.
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Where Bullets Flew

David Parker, of Fayette, N. Y, q
veteran of the civil war, who lost 6
foot at Gettysburg, says: '"The good
Electric Bitters have lone is worth
more than five hundred dollars to me.
/ spent much money doctering for a bad
case of stomach trouble, to little purpose.
| thefi9 tried Electric Bitters, and they
cured me. I;now take them as a tonic,
and they keep me strong and WE'LL" SOC.
at Johnsopss drug store,
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$223051

Walter Dennis, of Philadelphia, has
been spending a few days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith, of Phila-
delphia, have been visiting at the home
of Chas. Humphreys.
Miss Anna Hunt has returned from a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. RAYMOND Lip
pincott in Collingswood.
Miss Nellie Baker, of Salem, was a rec.
e guest with Mrs. John Tayler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Horner have
returned to their home in Bridgeton after
a visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mattson have
been spending a few days in Bridgeport,
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The Republican national committee
denies it has received this year a dol
lar from the Standard Oil company or
any subsidiary corporations. Having
said who is NOT putting up the
money, now let them tell us who is
putting it up, under oath. VIII they
d0 it2
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Resolution.

WHEREAS, it is DESTROYS that the owners of
real estate in the Borough of PENIS Grove
should cause to be constructed In front of
thei' various lots .of land improved cutters,
curLs and side walks: whereas it has been call
ed to the attention of Council of the Borough
of ? enr.'s Grove that some property owners
are prevented from making such Improvements
because of the cost of having the grade stakes
set and the expense of an engineer to fix
the grade; therefore. be it
RESOLVED, by the Council of the Borough of
Penn's Grove that the expense of ascertaining
grades for the purpose of laying side walks
cutters and curbs, shall hereafter be borne by
the Borough and that such grade shall be as
certained and stakes set by the Borough En-.
gineer upon application by the property OWN
er to the Borough Clerk. And be it further
RESOLVED, that the compensation of the
Borough Engineer be five cents per foot for the
furnishing of curb and grade lines. And be
it further
RESOLVED, that the Borough pay for but one
survey for the same properly.
ASA G. JUSTICE
Borough Clerk.
Approved Sept. 10Th, 1908.
FRED A. GENTIEU
Mayor. Published Oct, 2, 9, 1908
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NEW JERSEY & WILMINGTON FERRY co
Steamer UIriCa.

Time table in effect Saturday, Sept. 26. 1905. i,
Week days. A.
Leaves Penn'S Grove, 1000 a. M, 500 p. m.
Leaves Wilmington, 500 a. M, 800, p. m.
Saturdays.
Leaves Penn's Grove, 10, a. m, s., 7, PM.
Leaves Wilmington, S.a. M, 3, 6. 1880 p. IN.
Sun days.
Leaves Penn's Grove, 10 80 a, m S D. m.
Leaves Wilmington, 9.30a. m. 1,30. p. m.
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Struck out by Hates, 10; > Feather
er, 6 i'll s innings, by MorrTS/ u i inm
ing. Bases on balls by II $, 3; by
Featherer 2. no
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The Methodist conference continues
to denounce Speaker Cannon be tause
he refuses to let proposed laws nave
a hearing. 1t is all right as far rs III
goes to vote against Cannon for ms
dictation as to what legislation shall OF
shall not be considered, and 1t is es-
sential also to vote ont the Republican
party that makes Cannon's bo5s-sEp
possible. Defeat Of Cannon is gooi'
but would not remedy the situatich
unless the Republicans are turned OUT.
If Republicans win. apd Cannon is de-
feated. the sameiron rules will be car
ried out by a sherman or a Dalzell or
some other Republican pupil of Can
mons.
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FRANK PETIT

8o~5-so7-8oe Master ST., Philada., Pa.
Manufacturer of Iron Fencing, Fire Els
oapes and Ornamental Iron.
Both Phones. 9-lS
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w. H SMITH d co.

Building Lots For Sale.
On Delaware Ave. and Penn Street. All
these lots are high and water good. Can be
had at reasonable riceS. For particulars ap-
ply to ASA &. TURNER.
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New Veilings

You'll be greatly pleased
with the showing of new
fall wells now ready here
Blues, blacks, greens,
browns, magpies, all the
prettiest of the fashionable
meshes, both plain and
fancy, 25c, SOC, 40c, soc
and 75c a yard.
First floor.
Have you seen our pretty
showing of new Fall dress
goods at the very low
prices Of Csc, 37Hc and
SOC?
at 25c we have a dandy
line of plaids for children's
dresses; at 37Hc we have
invisible stripes in dark
blue, red, green, conpen-
hagen and brown.
At soc we are showing a
beautiful line i'll garnet,
brown, blue and green
with an over plaid of
black. These are 40 in
ches wide and regular 75c
goods.
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Our Suit Department

is busy with those "Sam-
pie Suits we advertised
the first of the week.
You'll find among these
just what you want for
fall and you'll pay about
a third or a half less than
you though you would
have to.
Come in and see these pref
ty suits any way, even
if you aren't quite ready.
Prices from $1l.50 to
$500.
Second floor. take elevator.
Second floor, take elevator
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House For Sale

FOr Ittht
Patten, II
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62I-623 Market st
WILMINGTON,
DAWES FOR
Comptroller OF Currency Under MO-
Kinley Favored Insurance OF
Bank Deposits.

SOLlPNAOAACA
Kinley Favored Insurance of
Bank Deposits.
Charles G. Dawes was comptroller
of the currency under Mr.. Mckinley.
Since 1902 he has been president of
the Central Trust company at Chi
cago. Writing in The Public. Louis
T. Post calls attention to the fact that
several years ago Mr.. Dawes wrote
q book entitled 1.-The Banking System
of the United States" The. following
is taken from MI. Posts article:
In describing In that book the pres
ent need of our national banking sys-
tenn" Mr.. Dawes distinctly argues for
the insurance idea that Bryan advo-
Gated in congress and upon which his
campaign is now advancing In the
west. Referring to a proposed law,
advocated by Bryan in congress,
which would have levied a tax upon
national banks for the purpose Of Gre
at.ng a fund for the insurance of de-
posts, Mr.. Dawes wrote:
National banking statistics show
that a fund O. the necessary amount
would soon be created by a COMPARE
lively small tax upon each national
bank.
.s Sit must. certainly be adj
mitted that the establishment of such
a fund would Lave a tendency to pre-
| vent the mad rushes of small and
| large depositors during times of panic,
for money which they hoard away In
| safety deposit boxes or other hiding
places.
"* . g If the effect Of such a
| law would be to render bank deposits
more stable under all conditions; as In
our Judgment would BE the case. nc
| law could be of more vaue and mn
p~ortance to the debtor, or to the cred
itor. or to the community at large
e > ; Resides the great Importance
of the law, as related TO the general
prosperity of the country, 1t is meri-
torious as preventing the tcen suffer
1 ing In those localities where bank ia /
ures occur, and where the harl earned
savings of the community. under our
present laws. are often swept away.
By such a law, losses are distributed
MS by insurance. the beneficial effects
of which need no argument. To the
passage of such a law in proper farm.
we trust the efforts OF congress VII
be directed"
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT,

Borough of Penn's Grove, Oct. l, 1908.
AprOp. Bal, W Tax 'C7 Total Exp. Cash
Lighting, sO.75 $lOl2.eO $lOl3.25 $500. 90 $5O7. 25
Water, 363.S7 10000 963.57 5O3.5O 46O.O7
POOR, $500 COCO $500 9.43 IS. 81
Police. 1855 1880 14O.66 l14.OO 1856
Sundries, 0W 10000 1500.t0 66S.2S 83l 70
Streets, 600 1000.0 100000
Misc Fund to Bal. 1921 ll42 81 600
$444.9S $i2S7 so $4S25 .0ss2943. S2$lSSl, q
registration OF Dogs, 400 400
miscellaneous, 305.4 305,1
$5l74.33 1920. 81
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HHOUse EOr Sale
a. northeast corner of Harmony and Franklin
Street Penn's Grove. A most desirable ham,
john Denny, 2l2i Market st. Philadelphia.
10-16-tf.
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The Drapery Department

is chuck full of ideas
and suggestions towards
frightening up and fixing
over this room or that at
this house cleaning season.
New screens, new desk,
new window seat boxes,
new costumers, new cur
tains, new hangings, new
silkolines, new cretonnes;
still some Of those very
attractive 25c Lithograh
Tops for
10c each.
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w. n. SMITH & CO,
SUCCESSOR TO
W. B. Sharp & Co.,
Fourth and Market Streets
wilmington, DEL.
Table Linen Special

Table Linen Special
We shall sell this splendid
quality, all linen, full
bleached table damask,
10 inches wide, A regular
$l.15 grade for CSC a yard.
There are many pretty pat
terms ito choose from and
we know that the thrifty
housekeepers who are re-
gular customers of this
linen department will be
quick to snap up this bar
gian.
Fourth street store.
Single Blankets
These are perfect goods
grey with neat borders,
used for sheets, ironing
boards, &c. regularly 75c a
each pair, 29c
Brand New Flannelette
under-skirts, light and dark
colorings, 25c each,
Wool skirts $l.00 and
$3.50
Fourth street store.
Kimonos
Ladies' long kimonos.
made Of outing flannel, in
fancy patterns, either pink
or blue, with bands Of
satin to match S1.08
Short Kimonos, nicely
made of the same material,
trimmed with satin and
with shirred sleeves and
belt. price $1.50. Wrap
pers, made of excellent
fannelette, cut very full
with founce. Neat pat
terms in silver grey, navy
blue, black and white.
Special price on tLe;e
$l.35 wrappers is
$1.00 each.
Second floor.
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Wanfed

l. give warning not to trust any one on
my account, as will pay no bills not contrac.
ed by myself. John B.. Hogan loo t
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Pig For Sale.
by Frank Summerill, If
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CENT A woRD COLUMN

advertisements published in this column
Tor one cent a word for first Insertion and
nan a cent a word each subsequent inser.
tlOn. Mlnlmum price l5c for first insertion
ana lOc Tor subsequent Insertion. Cash
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y IUUO,UU
1921 1l42 81 90
s444.9S sI237. so $4S25. Oss2943. 82slSSl.2 N
AUBURN

$5l74.33
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-06
.DoD!uan /. A|OnyOy Rodriguez

Ha fallecido en- Arroyo, don
Juan Francisco Alfonso Rodri-
guez, active agente del BoLETTN
MERcANT1L en- dicho pueblo.
Ell fallecimiento de tan buen
amigo ha producido general SEN
timiento Era el finado, ma
tural de Galicia (Espana). en-
pleado probo de los senores A.
Hartmann y Ca. en- cuya i'm
portante casa trabaj0 mas de
veinte y cinco amos con inteli-
gencia y laboriosidad, habien-
dose captado ell aprecio y las
simpat1as de sus principales.
quienes han perdido TN celoso
y excelente empleado.
Ell selor Alfonso era general
mente querido en- ell distrito por
sus relevantes prendas perso-
males. Al entierro de su cada
yer asistieron todas las clases
sociales de Arroyo y numero
SOS amigos, tanto del fnado, Co
mo de los senores Hartmann. de
los pueblos limitrofes de Qua
yama, Patillas y Maunabo
Ell BoLErrN MERcANr1L envia
el mas sincere pesame q la ia :
milia del flnado v a los senores
A. Hartmann y Ca, por tan
irreparable perdida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-06

echado desconsideradamente So
bre este.
En- San Juan hay algunos,
hay varios hospitales; pero So
lamente uno, y muy defciente
por cierto, es para Ell pueblo en-
general, porque vienen aqu1 in
dividuos de todas parties de la
Isla, a ocupar un lecho en- Ell
Hospital Municipal.
Esa carga debe soportarla Ell
Gobierno, Ell Estado, no Ell Mu-
nicipio.
Y menos NAL, ST Ell Hospital
Municipal reuniera las condi-
clones exigidas a los estableci-
mientos modernos de esa clase;
pero va sabemos 10 que -es el
Citado Hospital y los .servicios
que puede prestar a los hume
rosos solicitantes de auxilio.
Tenemos en- San Juan TN
Hospital Militar, para los mill
tares. un Hospital para los ma
rinos, de ESQ ST Sc han sacordado
las autoridades, pero no tene-
mos Ell Hospital para el pueblo,
el que debe y puede sosuener
amplia y comodamente Ell Esta-
do con sus poderosos recursos.
Y de ESQ no podemos seguir
CareciendO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-06
G CllglgSO NaciiOld
Ell SR. LARRINAGA ES DESIGNADO PARA
REPRESENTAR EN- NUEvO MEXICO
AL PALS EN- UN CONCURSO DE
IRRIGACION
LOSAGRICULTORES della ISLA

Aver tarde durante TN receso de la
session y mientras Sc esperaban infor-
I mes de las Ccmisiones permanentes
del Conseio y de la Camara. nos acer-
camos al sefior Blondet. quien como
de costumbre nos irnpuso de algunas
preguntas que 1e dirigimos. Ell de-
legado por Guayama, nos hablo largo
y tendido de SD proyecto de ley MI
nero 16I, por ell cual sc solicitaba
que la Asamblea votase una Suma 4
fin de que Puerto Rico estuviese re-
'presentado en- ell Congreso nacional
de irrigacion que sc celebrara en- AL
burquerque (Nuevo MSxicol en- los
meses de Setiembre y Octubre del
corriente af1o.
Si no recordamos NAL, Ell Seflor
Blondet present6 ell bill en- la segunda
quincena de Febrero, aprobandose en-
primera y segunda lectura.
Pedfa entonces el delegado por
Guayama que sc facultase al Goberna
dor para nombrar 6 elegir dos agri-
cultores, de competencia, a fin de que
formasen la Com ision la cual presen-
tara al mencionado Congreso los pro-
yectos y obras de regadio que hay en-
Ia isla, asf como los productos agr1cO-
las obtenidos en- terrenos regados.
Dicho proyecto respondfa a los in
formes del sef1or Larrinaga, Comisio-
nado en- Washington.
Ell sefIor Larr1naga, desde que tu-
vo conocimiento de los trabajoS rea
lizados por los ayr icultores de Qua
yama, Arroyo, Salinas, Ponce, Santa
Isabel, Coamo, Lajas y Arroyo, Sc
|ocupo en- secundarlos, para cuyo
efecto ingreso en- la Association ma
cional de irrigacion de los Estados
Unidos, interesando la ayuda de sus
amigos del mencionado Congreso, y
de este modo conseguir ell apoyo del
|Gobierno
Ell bill ha sido aprobado-continuo
ell sef1or Blondet-pero ha sufrldo
grandes enmiendas; como que a jul
clio del delegado, Sc ha truncado ell
mencionado bill La Camara ha re-
ducido la suma de 5000 dollars que
Sc pedian 5000, y en- vez de nom
brar dos agricultores competentes ha
nombrado al sefior Larrfnaga y 4 un
ingeniero, quitando eel caracter pu-
ramente cientffco del riego la agri-
cultura" -palabras del seflor Blondet.
De modo, que el senor Larrinaga
y TN auxiliar, formaran la Comisi0n
en- Ell Congreso naciopal de Albur-
querque, que representara al pals en-
d icho cOncurSo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-06
En- Ia Cdnara de Delegates
(Sesi6n de ayer)

Con 70 delegados comienza la session
las 2.37 Pasan en- tercera lectura
los Proyectos ndmeros I42, r43,ye ell 147
es desechado por votar en- contra "a
favor IS. Sc acuerda despues recon-
slderar maflana la votacion
Aprobados en- tercera los Proyectos
ndmeros I5T, 173 y I74. Lo mismo los
{. B. 6, I2y I'll.
Ell ndmero 20 Proyecto de la Camara
viene enmendado del Consejo c. B. 2.
Sc aprueba sin discussion en- segunda
lectura. ell Proyecto n6mero IFS Idem.4a
Idem. G. B At. Lo mismo. c. B. az.
Pasa a la comision para enmiendas.
Sc aprueba Ell Proyecto ndmero 17S,
"Parque Luchetti' y queda para mana
ma la votaci6n en- segunda lectura.
Proyecto n1mero 4. Ell senor Zeno
propone Sc le ponga francamente ell
tftulo de "loteria" al proyecto. Sc opo-
ne ell sef1or Barcel6 y ell senor Zene
retir a la enmienda que sostiene luego
ell sehor Usera y es desechada. Sigueu
discutiendose las otras secciones del
proyecto y es aprobada en- segunda lee
tura por II contra T. Mafiana Sc vo-
tara en- tercera lectura.
Ell se1or Matienzo soIicita SO tome
en- consideration el proyecto de ley
para esta ablecer un slstema de Conda-
dos en Puerto Rico" y Sc toma en- con-
sideraci6n en totalidad por toda la Ca
mara, quedando sobre Ia mesa petit
ci6n del sefIor Was Ochoteco para dis
cutirlo en- sesiones sucesivas, seccion
por secci6n.
El seflor Zeno Gambia da cuenta con
ell informe de la comisi6n de conferen-
cias por diferenc en- ell c. B. ID Alta
can Ell proyecto y ell informe los sefso-
res Mstienzo y TizoI, yse! sefor Was
pide quede para nafiana. Sc recuerda
ell sefior Mufioz Rivera Sc secunda
quede para manana la continuation del
debate del referido informe.
A las $50 Sc levanta la session para
maflana las 2.
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In honbre atropdIado pOr d tren
CareC1endO.

Como ST los sucesos acaecidos
en- Ell dia de aver no hubiesen
cub1erto dc rojo bastante las
veinticoatro horas de desgracias
a las dos y media de la tarde
vino aumentar la cr0nica san
grienta otra desgracia que pro :
bablemente Costara una vida.
Un peon de la central "Bue-
navista' Carolina llamado
Pauline Benitez, de IL amos de
edad tuvo la mala ocurrencia
de montarse en- Ell tope del va
g6n delantero, de ocho que car
gados de canas, para la referida
Central. empujaba una loco
mOtOra.
Bien la confanza excesiva
8 una pequena distraction, el
case fue que Benitez perdi6 ell
equilibrio y cay0 en- la via pa
sandole pOr encima todO Ell con
vOy'
Las personals que presencia-
ron la desgrac1a, lanzando gri-
tos de horror, sc precipitation al
lugar donde Ell pobre Benitez
yacia tendido y cubierto de san
gre; conduciendole sin perdida
de momento al servicio sani-
tar1O.
Los doctores Fernandez Y
Aubray que le asis ie 0 n
lie apreciaron las siguientes he
ridas magullamiento y com :
pleta rotura de la pierna dere-
cha y fractura de la izq uierda
ambas quedaron casi separadas
del cuerpo; una herida en- ell
parietal derecho, otra en- el ma
xilar inferior del mismo lado Y
destrozadas las primeras falan-
ges de los dedos en- ambas ma
nos.
Seg1n opinion de los faculta-
tivos Ell estado de Benitez es
gravfsimo; habiendosele ampu-
tado las dos piernas.
Ell desgraciado suceso ha inn
'presionado hondamente en- Ca
rolina.
Parece que la familia de Be
nitez piensa entablar la consa-
bida reclamation.
Fueron detenidos los emplea-
dos de la compaflfa Carlos Ma
tros, Carlos Acosta, Basi1io Ro-
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sDESPUES DEL DBSASIRE
lFue traidOr StOesseI?
continuation de la IRA. plana)

continuation de la ira. plana)
en- marcha, I'm Official japon6s Sc aprO-
KIND q Smyrnof design4ndOle el
coche q Stoessel lie dijo:
-Es tambien para vos. general. -.
-Entonces, Smyrnof exclam6 en-
alta voz. de manera que Sc oyese en-
todaS parties:
-Jamas! Yo no subo donde csc
canalla! ST no hay sitio en- otro, me
ire en- TN wagon de beStias, Ali
nunca!. -.
Y como todos los coches estuviesen
llenos, subi0 & I'm furgon.
Tai fue 10 Ultima palabra que StoeS-
sci oyo en- aquella TERRA de Mand-
churia, bajo los muros de aquella ciu-
dad que no habfa sabido que no ha-
bfa podido defender.
POGO importa Ell juicio de nm tribu-.
nal. Stoessel aparece desde hoy an
te la Historic, 81 no como un culpa-
BILE, 10 menos como un jefe medic
ere, debil y sin grandeza de alma.
Z 81 alguna gloria queda de aquel
desastre para las armas rusas, perte-
nece Kondrstenko, muerto en- las
trincheras, y que, durante meseS, ca
81 solo, sin apoyo moral, sin recursoS
y sin otra ambicion que la de servir 6
su Pals, retard6 Ia capitulacion de
Puerto Arturo y la derrota de Kouro-
patklne.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-03-06
n "inIerviIoW , del
doctor Coll y 7ode

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