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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-09
COSTANEROS
BUQUES ANUNCIADOS

Vapor espanol Puerto Rico. De i'm
momento a otro Ilegara procedente
de Canarias y seguir4 para MAYA
guez, Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, ffa-
bana Y New Orleans.
Consignatarlos. Sobrinos de IL.
quierdo y Co
Vapor espa1ol Martin Saenz. Sa-
LID de Barcelona el : del corrienta
para Csnarias, San Juan, Ponce, San.
tiago de Cuba, Habana Matanzas.
Consignatarios, Sobrinos de L.
quierdo & Co.
Goleta amer Augusta w. Snow,
Salio de New York ell del corrien-
te directamenie para este puerto.
Consignatarios, Sobr mos de Ez-
quiaga-
leta amer. Wanlear Black. En-
pezo cargar en- New York para
esta el 5 del coryiente.
Consignatarios, Sobrinos de Ez-
outage
Vapor amer. Philadelphia. Saldr6
de este puerto para el de New York
el 10 del corriente
Consjguatar.os Ni'lar & Co.
Vapor amer. Carolina. Sali6 de New
York para este puerto el : del CO.
rriente.
Consignatarios. The New York &
Porto Rico IS. Co.
Vapor espaGol Miguel Gallart. Es-
la la carGa EN- Barcelona II ara Salir
el 9 de Octubre con destino 4 Cana
rias Puerto Rico Cuba.
ConsiRnatalios, Sobrino5 de H.
.qaierdo & Co
; Vapor americana S. ". Luckenback
Saldr@ para New York el 10 de- co.
rriente.
Cousignatarjos, Insular Line Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-09
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ACCTONES
Banco Territorial y Agricola $50.
Banco de Puerto Rico S34a35.
American Colonial Bank $3.50 4 zoo
I I. Silva 3. G. SIIo.
CEDULAS HIPOTECARIAS
Banco Territorial y Agrfcola:
Emlsiones 3" Y 50 800.
ldem O. 500.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-18
TWO NEW MEN
ON D. j. A. BOARD.
A. !. FERGUSON. MONTREAL. AND
r. w. BROOKS. DETROIT. ADD
Ed TO DIRECTORATE.

Montreal stockholders OF the De-
troit United railway were given added
representation Gin the company when.
al the meeting held Wednesday morn
ing. IL was decided to increase the AZ.
rectorate to III members. A. J. Fer
gusoa, OF Montreal, and Frank W.
Brooks. OF Detroit. were the new A.
rectors chosen. Brooks Is general
manager OF the company.
II was stated after the meeting tina.
this was all the business done. No
report was made In regard TO tho
s750,000 OF bonds. which the ofncerp
were. authorized In the January meet
ing TO sell 10 make Improvements.
Nothing was done In regard to ~.
sumption OF dividends.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-18
BIRTHS

GIRLS.
Joseph Benoit, $40 Lewerenze:
Michael Kaponoski. 81 Annexation.
Albert Becker. 45b Adelaide.
Theodore Brazer. 62s Palmer
Louis Gopher. 373 Rowena.
william Walters, .2s1 Third.
BOYS
Frank Ojinski. 1913 Chene.
Otto zimmerman. ll07 Van Dyke.
Samuel Jolly. 1B4e Lafayette.
Louis spinslii. 7ss Rivard.
John Davio. SIS Rivard.
Michael Stepin. SIS Palmer.
Frank wraszowski. SIS Frederick.
Valentine Budnik. 1882 Jos. Campau
Albert Nawracsj. SIS Warren.
Dominick Gopher. 1913 Hale.
Michele Minchella. 669 Orleans.
Weliand Eehtsrnkamp. 1907 Forest.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-18
Daily Death Lis!

Henry A. Bauich. months. 3S6 East
Larned: Baflow's disease.
Louise NJ. Feeny, ] yea "a Lawton; :
pneumonta.
Anna Bozant. 22' years. St Mary's
hospital; oedema.
Alice Sanen months. SAP Grand
River: malnutrition.
Mrs. w. II. Wade. s5 years. Harper
hospital: meningitis
Harvey Jackson, &c years. pa Eliot :;
heart disease.
John Vert, 40 years. rs Harper;
alcoholism.
Charles r. Crawford, 81 years. IA
West Grand Boulevard. hemiplegia.
Minnie Colbert. 80 years $40 Will
kins tuberculosis
Charles III. Abrey. a years. 324 Nc
Dougali; carbolic poison.
Alexander Mcdonald. 81 years. ST..
Mnry'E hospitai: senility,
Rose Jummerleld. "a years. ia
Junction: nephritis.
Esidore Lemerise. 50 years. ITO june
ton seniltty.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-18

EXCHANGES

FACTORY SITE WITH GOOD RAIL
ROAD FRONTAGE. Take good farm
or city Improved.
ROosEvELT-AvE.. 7-room house near
Merriok: take good lot near Clark
park.
CRANE AyE.--7-room house with 10
foot lot near Kerchevai; take lot as
first payment or small cash down
and balance SIS monthly.
FISCHER-AEE.. near Mack--5-room
cottage. take cheap lot. balance sig
month
take east side residence or good va
cant.
BURREI.L-PL.--New cottage. take lot
nrst payments, balance ti5 month.
FOUR FAMILY brick terrace near &c
car lire, near Boulevard. Take farm.
cottage or vacant and $500 cash as
first payment.
Oakland-sve. Take good LOT on az
OXFORD, MIcH.--S-room house and
three lots. Will take city improved
or vacant. Will assume.
AMERICAN REALTY CO,
iefs.fT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
NJ. 40. G. f4o.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-18
DIED


AsH--March. II. 1908. George A., be-
loved father Of John and George T..
dsnes. 452 Junctlon-ave.. Thursday.
ABREY--March Is, Charles II. Abrey.
aged - years, beloved husband OF
Minnie .Abrey. Funeral Wednesday
At p. m. Private.
DEUTHIN--March iS, 1908, Lizzie. aged
81 years months and 8 days. beloved
wife of Bernard Bauthin. Funeral
Tnursday at x, 2; m from her broth,
ches,nat- s " 70 st. Psufs German an
Lutheran church. Burial at German
Lutheran cemetery.
SSARDET--suddenly, March II, 1905
Mrs a J sssssa aal Bo..ard aged a 81
parents. 0reenneid Time later
cLARk--At her residence, sss FIJI
teenth-st, March 16. 1908, Mary A.
Clark. sister OF Thomas Clark. and
daughter OF the late John and Mar
garet Clark. Funeral notice later
Ypsilanti papers please copy
beloved wife Of John 8. Crowley, at
residence, 1342 Ferry-Ay east Flu
neral notice later
DELEzENNE--At his residence, 81
Is beloved husband OF Kite Casey.
and father OF Katherine Delezepne
Funeral notice later.
HENNE-Mareh IL Helene Henne,
dencs of John r. 6rassEfe. 1866 BIC
Dougall-ave. Friday at a. m, 10
st, Elixabeth's church at 500
RoBBINs---March ls. 1905. Russell
Benjemsn, beloved son of Sarah E,
Robbins. at the late residence. ga
West Boulevard. Funeral Thursday
at . p. IN. Interment In woodmere.
O'BRIEN--1March le 1905, Mary. be.
loved wife OF the late. Patrick
OBrien. mother of Lizzie and John
O'Brien. Mrs. Ed. Welsh, of Detroit.
and Airs. John Talbat. OF South Bend.
Ind. and sister OF Mrs. Elisabeth
Hunt. OF Wayne, Mich. age az years.
Funeral from family residence, 2l2
lsocust-st.. Thursday morning at s:30
.. m, and at Holy Trinity church at
. a. m.
sANBoRN---At her residence. ass Ado
faide-st.. Helen, beloved wife OF Nor
ris Sanborn. Notice OF funeral Lao r.
swRIGHT--suddenly March IS, 1908.
Andrew. beloved husband u Laura
Wright. and father OF Gerfrude and
Herbert Wright, aged as years. Mem
Der of Diamond lodge. 4. o. o. f..
and Kennedy tent, RIO. r.. NJ Flu
neral by street car Wednesday at 2
D. m. from residence lis Hpruce-st.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-18
III. LAU. ~. D.,
GEORGE q. GORDON. ~ -
DAILY CLINIC

FOR alcohol and other drug diseases.
phone ~. roo or q. 1880. a. A<<-I4
The Detroit times., 1908-03-18
Grover cleveland 10 ~.

NEW YORK. March -is.--Eormer
President Grover Cleveland Is quietly
celebrating his seyeniy.nrst birthday
at Lakewood. n. j.. today lie took
a long walk Tuesday aad seemed 90 Re
In excellent spirits This morning
Mrs. Cleveland and ire children came
over from Princeton
The Detroit times., 1908-03-18

STORAGE AND cAnTAeB.
ANNE sTONAUh Gu. Ikraest vans.
usckinz. Main sss-tf otfmsH
The Detroit times., 1908-03-18
ON sALE--coVNTRY rRoPERr,

BIRMINGHAM. MICH.
A beautiful suburb. 40 minutes ride
cents: hne homes for sale or renVA
farm property speciality. Partiou-
lars. inquire OF c. b. shotweli. room
q Mc0raw bldg. Detroit. Phone
The Detroit times., 1908-03-18
Marriage License,

Row A. Field. SO: Rena yawter. 30
William Il. Thompson. IS: Ameis
HoIcombs II. Motley. as; liza ID. shane
80.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-18
w. w. BENEFITS
LIST OF INVESTMENTS, HOMES AND
VACANT LOTS
FLATS AND TERRACES

Putnam-ave.. near Greenwood, : rooms
each, s7.250.eO.
Fieid-ave.. near Gratlot. three family,
ss.600.0O.
81. Aubin. near Warren. s2.soo.Oo.
nsn,asfe, near -. Paul, s3,s00.00.
Monfoe. three families. So. 10000
riseher, near kercheval. 81. SOC. 90
Snamplain. near Russell. double house.
Two single houses. $4,000.
hivard. near Macomb, double brick and
Two frames. 100000
hancock east, near Beaubien, $1,000. o..
nn nhn,se' near Warren, 100000.
hs.sn; three families. near Jefferson.
s s.hs5-st: near ear TEg@eul.; $4,000
Dix-ave.. two stores and fats 1890 GA
Mullett-st.. $4,000.
Dix.ays.. three stores. fists above. SIS
Brush. eight families. see. ooo. 90
brady, near Brush. $4,000.
Russell. near Sidney. 100000
rrninbuli. near Kirby. $4,000. 90
Sefdcn. Hrar Cass, SC. GOO. 90
Milwaukee. sa.s0o.0o.
families. 100000.
John H.. $4,000.
s.s sTi; 1sSS
SINGLE
Belvidere near Mack. 5-room cottage
sl.760O0
Boulevard west, near Toledo. = rooms
S3,60000.
Brandon, rooms and bath, $1,000. 90.
LothsoP-aSe.-sfe-ro rooms and batr. goftc
brick, si2.0oo.o0
Frederick. near. Rivard. 10 rooms and
hath $4,000.
Hancock, near Beaubien, . rooms and
bath. brick. e7.5O0.0O.
Eightn-st-, S-room cottage, 31,Cs0.00.
Baltimore west; near Second. rooms
and bath. Will trade.
Prsntis near cass, y rooms and bath
100000.
sheridan. near st. Paul. s2.soo.oo.
Richmond. near Clay. y1.5B0.00.
hcnmond' near Clay. rooms. modern
Parsons. near Woodward. 7 rooms. ss.-
Josephine. near John r.. s7.5oo.oo.
o.r,ahe, near e Jensrson, rooms, mod
Milwaukee near cass, rooms. mod
ern. $4,000.
sa sa,ss. :, near .sn a. Greenwood. s-room
Watson, near John r., rooms. mod
canaeld. near Second. 10 rooms. mod.
Chandler. near Woodward, sf4 .OOo. 90.
Englewood. near Woodward. III rooms
uodefns 9f,VVO.UO.
Chandler, near Brush, 8 rooms. modern
&6,50o.0o.
VA
nrush-st.. near 0ratiot. also per foot
Milwaukee. near Second. 100000
Gladstone, 20 II. front: corner, al
10000
Beuna Vista, so IT,. nrst block. ssas o.,
Woodland, near John r., 40 H.. Ss000f
CIairmount northwest corner OF Sec
ond, IS IT,, less than 100000.
Marston-ct.. cor, OF John r.. 81. s00. co.
Cadillac. near Mason, make offer.
Pennsylyania-ave., near Mason. so IT..
$4,000
Commonwealth. near Willis. sl.soo.oo.
If YOU HAVE LOOKED OVER I
MUST BE SOMETHING THAT WILL
CALIs AT THE OFFICE AND WE vi
SHOWING YOU THE PROPERTY AN
YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL OR
CHARTERS IN
All Lines OF
The Detroit times., 1908-03-18
Rates for Line:
Advertisements

surscy or ss.ums rsspoasi biiity 60. Or
rors OF any kind occurring 10
phone advertisements
The Detroit times., 1908-03-18

Heela. near Piquetfs. si.soe.oe.
North Grand-blvd.. near chsns.l va
Hish-st. near cass! 100000.
Harmon. near Brush ss.soeSo.
Howard. near Fourth Ave families.
Dix four families. 100000
Myrtis near SatIonsi. 81, 600
roSrsssnsh' 'f near IatsSss 1919 q. 10000.
e. s.ss .,s, near souIsy ss ss;s ss &
Field, near Mack, s5.5oo.o0.
Helen. near Kirby. s3,&0ooo.
Prentis. near Second. t11.000.00. b
Hssssl ., near Wsoiward .i q; e
Brush; near Alsxandrine four families
Joseph csmpau. near Monroe. s4soeso 4
Miiwaukee. near Eightssnth. sA.soo-oo.
Elmwood. near Fort. 33.t0o.00.
seEs ssst oe near caI ,ssfS ssSSssS
sSsss's s ssss' wss.ss
Twelfth. near Warren. e5.b00.o0.
Milwaukee, east, near Brush. 10000.
Hubbard. near Kercheval; want ofer;
must sell
HOUSES
Ri:hmon "a near Clay. rooms. modern.
Fourth. near Warren. 100000.
Campbell. near JEFFERSON. IL rooms.
Greenwood. near Baltimore. rooms.
gas asss- betfs; barn q, SeV- ees
HcleEo oS <. near Brush, . rooms. modern,
Enslewood near Woodward. 8 rooms.
Melbou.ns, near John r. rooms. mod
Alice, near chene. s-room cottage. 81 !
Ro.sa., .s . 2: Ara Woodward y rooms
Theodore, near Hastings, 10 rooms. s.,
MIIit Az j near Warren, s-room eotsass
Dragon s-room cottage. rent
5000; viii sell for sl.lc0.Oo.
Baldwin. near cratiot. rooms, ~.
Fifteenth-sta 6 rooms 100000
H Wasn near Harper; rooms, $1,000
modern, ss.76o.00
Beresford. near John r.. rooms. ST.
HurIbus. near Kerchevai. s4.soo.oo.
McKlnstry. near Toledo. II rooms, So
camobeil. near Fort. 8 rooms. ss.4oo.e,. (
canneld. ncar Greenwood. . rooms. u z
rayIor-avs.. Fsirys%w. near jefferson. . \
TIcward.sl,, Dearborn Mich. : rooms
100000. i.
ANT
Maybnry Grand. cor Putnam. ee00.e0,
Leib. near Champlain. sah f.. e1.S00.o0,
Highland ave, near woodward. 20 H.. (.
x1.<o0.00.
Josephine. near Brush. 10000.
Cadillac. near KerchevaL Si.100.00.
Josephine. corner Oakland. 100000.
Morreli near Howard. $4,000
Hardwood. near Third. 100000.
philadelphia. near Brush, el5l50.00.
coilinEwood. near Second. so e., 81
HIS LIST THOROUGHLY, THERE
Please you, Marx THE cory AND
D GIVING yoU EVERY DETAIL IF
TO BUY. You WILL FIND HEAD
Real Estate at
)ING. BOTH PHONES,
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1908-04-02
Forest Fires in Clintsounty.

The presence of foreses IN Gin
ton county brings to PIC attention
the fact that careless Oh 'hose
u,ho visit the woods responsible
for the destruction oany young
trees. Persons who ? the WOODS
are required to be careful how
they handle fires. law punish
es those who start for res thought
lessly, and this law id De strict
ly inforced in this Pf the state.
thousands of youlnd growing
trees are destroyed spring and
summer by fires p by fisher
men and others Mo not take
proper precautionsrevent forest
fires.
The desire of the ana nation
al Governments torve the tor
ests should be RESP by the citi-
nan. cf fine yariounties of this
state. 1t is just a TO be careful
in using fire in th>ds as TO be
careless. and the tr boys who
fail to realize thiAould he Sc
verely punishedre Ward"ns
should be especiatchfhl at this
season of the yea every forest
!" fire should be thly investi-
oated in order tSver whether
If has been carstarted. f.
ternal vigilance Tired to pre-.
vent the wantontion ofyoung
n trees in the wod
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1908-04-02
HEMLOCK GROVE ITEMS.

There will be services at the
church next Sunday as follows: Sun
day school at $50, Preaching ser
vices at 1890 A. NJ. All are invited
to attend.
Daniel Phillips of Sonestown,
recently purchased the farm owned
by P. w. Opp about one mile from
here. Robert Phillips of North
Mountain will move his family to
that place next week where he will
have charge of the farm work for
the coming season.
We appreciate the fact that Rev.
S. B. Bidlack has returned to this
charge making his fourth year here,
this speaks well for the work done
by him for the past three years.
Harvey Reece wishes to announce
to the public that he is prepared to
do auctioneering this season. He
resides on the Swank farm at this
place. All calls will be promptly
attended to. Address him at Muncy
Valley.
The school at this place closes
Friday. Recitations and singing
will be the feature of the afternoon
work. An invitation is extended to
parents and all to attend.
A. NJ. Phillips moved his family
to Benton Columbia county where
he recently purchased a large farm.
Mr. Phillips took with him the best
wishes of his many friends.
The following young men left
Monday for New York state where
they have accepted positions: Harri-
son Mastellar, Fred Arms and Paul
Swank.
Harry Arms and William Bay
transacted business at Sonestown
Saturday.
What proved to be an educational
as we'll as a sociable event occurred
at the home of william Bay on Fri
day evening where the pupils of the
seventh and eighth grades met with
their teachers and discussed some
very important school work.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1908-04-02
Standard Oil Losses Heavy

When the Standard Oil men fig
ured up actual and possible losses
last January they found that in the
calamitous year of 1907 they had
dropped about a million dollars "A
day, writes H. n. Casson in the
March Broadway. Here we have in
nut shell the reason why the oil
trust is working its legal depart
ment up to the limit of nervous pro.
stration, and why it is pouring out
flood of its oil-made gold in Tit
anic effort of self-defense.
The legal tactics of the Standard
oil trust were shown most clearly
in both their naked strength and
their naked weakness, in the recent
trial before Judge X. M. Lands in
Chicago. In this lawsuit, which eli
NAKED in the big fine, the Standards
thirty year-old policy of security and
evasion was put to the test. 1t was
fully and fairly tried, and it failed.
1t was torn into shreds and tatters
by force of public opinion. And
how this happened is one Of the
most dramatic chapters in the history
Of American lawsuits.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1908-04-02
1nLLSGROvE ITEMS.

Mr.. Michael Morris and Miss
Grace Lewis, both of this place,
were married last Saturday ut
Newberry. Their friends all join
in wishing them a bright and hap
py life. The boys gave them an
old fashioned serenade.
Reubin Featherbay who for the
past eighteen years has lived at
this place, has moved to Eldreds-
vile, where he has purchased Ber-
ton Luther's farm. The best
wishes Of many friends go with
them.
Mr.. John Braumbeck is moving
his family to, Wallace Run where
he has bought farm. Good luck
to him in his new home.
Mrs. Charles Haas, Mrs. DR..
Mervine, Mrs. John Speaker. and
Miss Mary Green took dinner last
Thursday at Camp No. 6. All re-
port good time. Mr.. Fred Lew
is knows how to get up No. /
dinner.
Harry and Oscar Snyder have
moved into the tenant house on
the Melvin Lewis farm.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1908-04-02

Some business out of the ordinary
was transacted at the regular weekly
session of court on Monday morning,
and brought fourth display com
mendable ambition on the part OF a
young boy who desires to aid in sup
port of his widowed mother which
will no doubt means the success of
his future career.
Lloyd Sergen aged II years, resides
in this place with his mother and
sister, who are both employed, max
ing every effort in keeping up the
home and providing proper food
and clothing. Lloyd is good boy
and has always been regular in his
attendance at school and ambitious
to learn. = Having | desire to aid in
and himself he decided a..
would like to learn some-g good trad:
so that when growing into manho0l
he would be able to command good
wages and contribute toward the
living.expenses of his home. Accord
ingly Attorney II. 5. Knight pre-
sented petition to the Court on
Monday morning, asking that an
order be made to have the boy adj
,oitted to some school were he
could realize his ambition ad learn
a trade. After heaing the tse IN de-
tail, Judge Auten made aorder OF
court which Will admit Lyu 10 the
Williamsport Industrial achooi,
ch;cb is one of the best dts kind
in this section of the stat
Such boys like Lloygenerally
overcome all obstacles iihe battle
of life and become selflade men
and it is to be hoped It he will
not prove to be an excepn to the
rule. -Sunbury AmerI'
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1908-04-02
Fruit growing in the nortb,os

Fruit growing in the northwest is
becoming interesting. The national
apple show at Spokane offers 81 ,O0O
in gold for the best single apple. In
addition $4,000 is offered for the
other products. Last year the apple
crop of washington brought $4,000,
O0o,. This year it is expected to be
from Sl5,0O0,0O0, to $4,000, 900.
This shows the remarkable develope.
ment of the great northwest; great
in almost every product, remarkably
great in apples. Uncle Sam's do
main presents more varied oppor.
tunities than any other region in the
world.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1908-04-02

Washington, March (SpeciaD- =
The appalling loss of life in the coal
mines of this country is to be stopped
if the government of the United
States can accomplish it. Congress
has voted an appropriation of Sl95,
600 for the purpose of conducting in.
vestigations to ascertain the cause OF
mine explosions, and once the cause
is found, the means of preventing
them is easy.
Senator Knox of Pennsylvania in
sisted that this investigation mus;
not be confined to the territories MS
was first proposed, but that the
government experts in seeking in
must have an unlimited field. il
was contended that the amendment
of the Pennsylvania Senator was an
Invasion of state rights, But Mr..
Knox denied this. He argued that
the Federal government had a right
to gather information anywhere it
pleased. Said he:
"The loss of life and accidents IN
the United Suites far exceed those of
any other country where the mining
industry is being conducted. This
proposed investigation i, for the pur-
pose of allowing the hundreds of
thousands of men who t,il in the
darkness beneath the surface of the
earth to get the. benefit of all the pro.
lection that all the knowledge
gathered from all possible sources
will furnish.
Senator KnoX's proposition was a.
dopted and the result will he broad.
thorough investigation by govern
ment experts that will bring about
the adoption of safety methods in
mining that will save thousands of
lives and millions of property.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1908-04-02

The following schools merit honor
able mention: Gahan, Donahoe,
Cherry, Colley, Emmons, Dushore
Asst Prin., Dushore, intermediate,
Union, Mountain, Rock Run and
Mt. Lewis.
The lowering of the attendance
this month is largely attributable to
several serious epidemics which
have very seriously effected the
attendance.
j. f. Killgore, County Superln-
dent.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1908-04-02
Fourth Annual Meeting Of the Sullivan
County School Directors Association.

The Fourth Annual meeting Of the
Sullivan County School Directors
Association will be held in the court
house, Laporte, Wednesday and
Thursday, April Is and 16. Three
sessions will be held as follows:
Wednesday afternoon, April 10,
at 2 O'Clock, Wednesday evening,
April Is. at O'Clock, Thursday
morning, April 16, at $3.50 O'Clock.
Wednesday evening. Hon. Emer-
son +. Collins of Williarnsport will
deliver lecture. An interesting
program covering important ques-
tions which are now demanding
attention and Interestingly inter
spersed with vocal and instrumental
music has been arranged.
Directors who will not be induced
into office until June l are invited
to attend all sessions. Teachers,
patrons, everybody, invited to at
tend.
Directors who attend both days will
be entitled to receive two days pay
and mileage.
This promises to be the most IN
structive and interesting meeting
ever held in this county. Let us see
if last years attendance cannot be
improved upon. Committee.
There is in this country few
short sighted citizens who are worry
ing about the enormous expense
that will be incurred by the battle
ship fleet in the cruise around the
world" Pity the ignorance of thi:
benightsd class! True it will cost the
United States government severa
million dollars to complete the itin.
erary as now made out. The ships
will consume thousands upon thous.
ands of tons of coal and incur other
expenses that are almost beyond esti
mate, but what of it? The direct re
suit will be to promote peace by i'm
pressing on the world the fact
that the United States must be
reckoned with and respected. The
money outlay, therefore, must be
considered as direct saving rather
fhas, sfp
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1908-04-02
Report OF County Superintendent.

The first column of figures for pc-
pills enrolled, second column average
and third column aver
atya nor cent of attendance.