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Evening journal., 1908-11-16
REGISTERS ORDERS
REGisTERs ORDER .,,

49, once of tho Register Of Wills.
New Castle Co. Del, October ~, lyvS;
iinon me application of James IT,.
cbdndier executor OF David McAdoo,
late OF Christiana hundred, ~ SAID coul,
- deceased. u is ordered and directed
Sy the Register OF Wills that the EAe-
cftor aforesaid give notice OF bfalitlns
~ Iatfcrs Parliamentary upon the estate
of Tie deceased, with the date Of grant
Inc thercol 10y causing advertisements
,n7 ne , nosfed within forty days from the
date OF such Letters In SIX OF ,,, ths most most
r,tbiic places of the county or New 1a9-
~, reotiirinn an persons having demands
AGAINST the estate TO present IN .ha same, lii',
49, w. ,,sSde and provided. ana also cause
me same to be inserted within the same
neTiod in The Evening Journal, news,
t,,,,er nubushed in Wilmington, Del, ana
fS lie continued therein three weeks
V' o. ~ Given under tho hand and seal
Of ofnce of the Register OF wills.
,ersArA Aforesaid. at Wilmington, m New
castle county aforesaid, the Gay
and wear above written. -
FRANCIS M. WALihi i,.,;; ti,i;;;
Register OF wills
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AELP WANTED--.-.NI,7Ial'I'.F 4 I a


\NANIEb-ABLh BODlED MEN BIZ
tween ages 10 and 5o for III S. Ma
nist papers. Excellent opportunity to SEQ
me world. Good pay. Clotning rations.
quarters medical attendance free Apply
fos'9ince Building, Wilmington. Del.
WANIED-fOR W. s. ARMY-ABIt-
bodied, unmarried men. between age
Of good character and tomncratc hnbits
VINO can speak. read and write Eng-
lish' For Information apply to re
crmlng Onlccrs l01 No. 18th St.. 1896 No.
Sth ST., phila.. Pa. cor Broad ana Irront
sts., Camden, ". j., Cor. Broad and Front
Sts. Trenton, N, j.. 6la Penn ST.. Road-
in, Pa Mountain City Bldg. pottsvilo.
fa. jyl-6m.
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FOR SALE.

,sSRsxf1~s6 RTH0RouGHBRED
L Homer Pigeons. Cheap il sold az
once. Address h. ID. Davis, huse MOOT
Dci ID and A., 20lA. nll-9.
r-OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-lNCu
Il hator brooder. choppins m9ShltiSs'
..as 0~ttfres lih gasoline engine. w, M.
Fool Cedars. Marshallton, T. o., Del.
uIu-gf
Evening journal., 1908-11-16
SIX a Friend For a Loan and be Turned

ASK a TTiSld a GSaf CIV "
Down? Makes you feel Pretty Cheap,
doesn't Il? You tipped him OF your
financial condition and did nos get the
money neither. Makes you feel like
going out behind the barn and taking
a kick at yourself.
We've been there ourselves and know
just how you feel about it.
and find how ready we arc to loan
you money. When Others Cannot or
Will Not do so.
We will loan you money in sums
from $500 and upward on Household
Goods, Furniture, Pianos, Autos,
Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry with
or without removing e same from
your possession. You can repay us in
weekly or monthly payments if so de-
sired. For further information write
call or phone.
Evening journal., 1908-11-16
EuneraI Of William Lyons.

The funeral Of William Lyons. a
well-lnown employee Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad at Todd's Cut, who died
on Friday, was held this afternoon from
the home, No. 926 Spruce street. The
funeral was largely attended. Besides
fellow workmen, members Of the
United Workmen. Shield Of Honor and
Heptasophs attended the services. In
terment was in Lonbardy Cemetery
Evening journal., 1908-11-16
Anti.Lioonsa M.etinn

The anti-license advocates Of Bran
dywine hundred will meet in the head
quarters of the Anti-Saloon League.
No. 712 Equitable Building. this even
ing at 745 o'clock. Willis Passmore
viii preside.
Evening journal., 1908-11-16
saenoerbund Family Evening.

The amusement committee of the
Delaware Saengerbund has arranged a
family evening for next Saturday IN
the German Hall. An excellent cast
has been secured. and besides this, the
Saaneerbund VIII also assist.
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November investments

we own and offer. different issues
Of carefully selected Municipal Eail-
road, and Public Service Corporation
Bones. which we recommend lor COM
servotive Investment a. prices 20 yield
20 per cent.
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NnrIcn

D-.,tco ts hereby given that Letters
,restsnentary were IN due form OF law
raried unto the undersigned on tne "
day of October. A.. d., lggS, anu ~ enas se,ate a,s
p,SS f,,a aeeeased must present thet same
d,iv attested. to the said s'Aecu19r' on
ar before INC 2Sth day Of OcioD,r, a. ~,
1905, or abide the Aer Ae,r-oSided ~ tis'''''~'.
Executor
Address. Daniel o; HASTINGS T6scl"
AOIANg g-AN-AtA"f o.l.lI-DOl
Evening journal., 1908-11-16
caIendara for Women.

Charles l.. story Of Eighth and Ship
ley streets has received the sole agency
for women's calendars for 1909, for
which lie is nov taking orders.
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HELP WANIEII--tr.MAI'

NVANTED-A COLORED GIRL FOR
" upstairs work to help with washinr
and rQning Apply at Home for Incur
ables Union street ana Lowering ave.
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LIST OF PUBLIC SALES.

N svember as.-At Bear Station, sale OF
cattle and horses w. s. burris.
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sALEsMEN WANTED

XNANTED-CIGAR SALESMAN FOR
w Delaware. Must be reliable party.
Can carry same as side line. For particle
ware county. Pa nl3-Gt
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that Let9ers
parliamentary were In due form s ot NV ~"
granted unto the underslsnSu' ,e9s and
fbaf f ali persons having claims asalnst y
fhe estate Of the deceased must pieseiiii !
the same. duly atsestee, 70 T.,,th 9nv aay 1s' az
No,,eqober A. d.. 1909. or abide the ACT
Of Assembly in such case made ana pro
SSiEaee,q1iiR TRUST & SAFE DEPOSIT
COMPANY Executor. ..4..,,.,,-
Address j. Frank Ball, ESD, Atiolnsy y,
at-Iaw. Wilmington. Del nh-s-eou
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WANTED

NyANrED-EN EVERYBODY NEEDING
~ half-tone engra1ngs, zinc ctchinga
or elcctrotypea, 10 get our estimate Dell
aware Farm a. Home. 406i1 Shipioy 81
WANrED-500 CUSTOMERS FOR SIC
ohu- -hanu oVcrcoats. 4. s. HfTR-
LUCK, Seventh and Poplar sts. o3O-6m
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RTGTsTER's ORDER.

NiD Sf,ice of The Register Of Wills, ,o,s
Nyeu, castle Co. Del, November W. lele,
sew Ntrs,,, "a ~ anpiication OF Security Trust
and safe DEPOSIT c,om9pa2yf' E9lGais1 EW9nminEton
ta.iIs, ~ eaid county, deceased, ~ is
ordered Si and directed BY the Eesisd'ee e,ye 0I
,e,frtico ~ rranting of Letters IestAmtt-
tary upon the estate Of me ,snersef gsesaaibS bE
M,,t,,s' ad,y,-rf isements to be posted Win
In forty days from the date oi lscas ssSn iee of
tba countv OF New Castle, teQuHlnb hli
persons having demands asai3lS3t lne h,, an an
fafe 10 present the same, or aplue py az i
Al ~ Assembly I'm such case tnaue anu
provided: and also cause the s,.iaS saiid 10 10
be inserted within the same petloa IN IN
ashe rvcning Journal, "a newspaper pup-
iished in Wilmington Del, ana 70 "a eo'
tty,,od therein three weeks te.o.o.l.
''''ueN Given under the hand ana sea-
Of Office of the Register OF WIS
,e1,ArA sforesaid, az wilmington, "a New
Castle County aforesaid the "ay
and wear above written. .
FRANCIS M. WALkEki
Register Of Wits.
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ST. Paurs Y MeetIna.

A business and social meeting Of st.
Parrs win be held at the home Of
the president, Miss Rietta Emerson,
No. 407 West Sixth street this even
ing. All the members are desired to
be laresent
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LOsI AND hOUND

T OsT-GOLD WATCH AND FOE.
Il marked "W. IT, L." 1902 Reward
Ia returned to this office. Address L.
nll-3t.
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PUBLIC SALE
SALE

20 head OF Fresh Cows and close
Sprincra from Maryland.
had this season and 1 want you 60 come
aud look them over. A few stock buus.
sixty days credit, interest added.
GEO 3. BIGGER.
Iacob slaurhter Auct' nii-3t
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pated-Noyember 9Th 1908. 0s'ns,n.{ ns'ii.s y

= ALE OF BONDS-THE BOARD on
- Public Education In Wilminrfon NJ
aware, viii receive proposals Tor All or
any portion OF twenty thousand dollars
school building and Equipment BOMBS
S..ih bonds are coupon IN form and lclf
interest at the rate OF four ana one-llI
per centum per uunum and are OF in.
each, being due and payable after eisn.
years.
Proposals must bo IN strict accordance
with the circular advertisement and nttt
be submitted on forms prepared bV the
Board OF Public Education, which Will b5
supplied on application to Harry j. Guth-
rie, Secretary of the Board
SAMUEL Ill., BAYNARD
Chairman Finance Committee. Board of
Public Education, Wilmington Dcla-
ware uH-p-1I-I1-IF-fl
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BUSINESS OPPORTTTNTTIFs
KOOMo FOR RENT.

G. iHAitD-so9, 500 AND 500 RACf Sl
Gentlemen only. ''e'
For RENT-NEATLY FURNISHED
----.- rooms. No 20l -. with street ni8-55t
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BUSINESS CARDS.

VTTANTED Highest Market
A Prices Paid.
NV Raw Furs L. Sklut G. Son,
& Hides '0'-lOo & Front st.
Evening journal., 1908-11-16
NOTIFIES

REMOVAL NoTICE~1IEX1Nb 1Nbff39Siir
bALt mas removed his law offices
rom Dover, Delaware. TO rooms Ga1.g.i
oiu blus., this city. nif-l0f
n OIiCh-IliE ANNUAL MEETING
gas company QDelaware) win be held af
we ,einces Of the Company, rooms 76s.
,tp rolo bullding. corner 10Th and Mar
NV streets, In the city of Wilmlnrfon
tSeihware, on Tuesday. the l7th dnv az
tNuNempef a. d. 1905. at ii O'Clock. a. M
ler tne purpose Of electing Directors AMI
tne transaction Of such other business a.,
may pe brought before the nicotine
Ihe polls VIII remain open from 81
CLOCK A. M. until IL o'clock. noon
IL. "A. cSWEENEY
r,,t.t 49, Secretary.
uI. ID u
Evening journal., 1908-11-16

W & Hides fo3-io5 E. Front St.
nii-Sm.
w NJ y. WILLIAMS co
W 62l Orange ST. Roonng Spouting and
Heating. Metal and composition roofing
Hot Air heating and yentilaung. Repair
Ing promptly done. Phones a26-lv
FURSi FURSl FURSi
All kinds of Hides and Furs bought
Highest prices paid for mink and fox
skins. g. 5. HURLOC1. seventh ana
Poplar sts. o30-6m
ID. " A. 3i3aA. pclmarVia 1ll5
Hello Maryi Where do YOU get your
Fish and Oystcrs-from WILLIAM. CA b.
NER2 lth aud Madison sts nli-lm
ORDERS TAKEN FOR PICTURE EN-
~ largemeuts. Art Store. 10l W.
Seventh street. NOVELTY MFG CO.
nli-lm
II GOODAAN-Artlstic cutter Afor-
l. chant Tailor. Perfect Fit Reason
able Prices. 422 Market ST. nl6-im
< AUR KROUT. LIaIBURGER AND
- Switzer Cheese, homemade Noodles.
Butter Eggs. REESE PYLE.
nl6-lm 4oi Madison Street
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rlNANclAl
FINANCIAL
WILMINGTON SECURITIES
fteperted BY r. y. Lackoy & Co.
Dankers and EroksrA s4s Market street

Nam. GssSs,i..s SsPss Par s,s. ASK 5.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-06

WEDDING WILL TAKE PLACE
AT HOMEMADE EXPOSITION
Marriage Of Miss Jordan Of Aihamnra
to Frank Litohner of Los Angeles
Concludes Romance OF
Two Years

Beneath a canopy of beautiful flower;
and verdure, and surrounded by her in
innate friends as we'll as the visitors II
the made in Southern California ex'
position pretty Minnie Jordan of Al
hambra will be married wednesday
evening to Frank Litchner,. popular
attache of Police Justice Summerheld
court The wedding will take place II
an deliberately prepared booth at the
exposition, and is planned as a star
event of the week.
with the wedding comes the culmina-
ton of a pretty romance, extending
back a year or more, and the happy
young people are receiving hearty con-
gratulations from their many friends
both here and in Alhambra.
Intent upon giving the young people
happy start on their life journey to-
gether, exhibitors of the exposition
have already presented the bride with
many appropriate gifts of substantial
nature.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-06
SAY SANITARY INSPECTOR
WAS PUNISHED UNJUSTLY
Harris Friends Point Out That Gifts
Received Were Trumpery and
That He Prosecuted Donors
Impartially

Friends of Nick Harris, city sanitary
inspector, declared yesterday they be-
lieved the civil service commission had
been unnecessarily harsh in dismissing
him from the city's service because he
had accepted two presents from DR..
Tom She Bin, Chinese herb doctor.
The city showed that, while Harris
had accepted clock valued at about
81, and a photograph that had long
outlived it's usefulness, these presents
had had no effect on his attitude to-
ward the Chinese doctor. Harris hav-
ing arrested him and several other
Chinese for practicing medicine with
out license.
The charge that Harris had ae-
cepted money brides from the Chinese
was dismissed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-06
HOME FOR TUBERCULOSIS
PATIENTS MUCH PRAISED
Views of institution Maintained by
international Typographical Union
Elicit Unstinted Applause at
Choral Hall Meeting

One of the most interesting and In
structive features at the meeting of the
Los Angeles Society for the Proven
ton and Cure of tuberculosis was the
series of stereopticon views of the
Union Printers home and tent colony
for tuberculosis patients at Colorado
Springs, Colo.
This institution was erected and is
maintained by the International Typo
graphic union for it's aged and afflicted
members, and 1t is the only labor or
ganization in theNworld maintaining a
sanatorium. The plates were colored,
showing the beautiful grounds, build
ings, foliage and flowers, and were a
revelation to many In the audience who
were not aware of what is being done
by union printers for the afflicted OF
their craft.
There also was shown a picture OF
the model tent which was exhibited at
Washington, d. c., recently at the Ma
tionaI Tuberculosis congress and pro.
nounced the best of its kind ever COM
ing to the notice of the members OF
the congress. The exhibit was highly
praised by the audience which gathered
at Choral hall Friday night.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-06
SHOT
BY COMPATRIOT
FOUR BULLETS FIRED, ALL
TAKING EFFECT
WouIdsBe Assassin Asserts Victim
stole His American Sweetheart.
Wounded Man Has Chance
of Recovery

Because Ruko Takahashi stole Rinzo
Kasahara's American sweetheart in San
Bernardino few days ago, Rinzo, in
a jealous rage, shot his enemy four
time yesterday morning at the Nippon
restaurant, 1923 East Second street.
The wounded man was taken to the
receiving hospital and physicians think
he will recover. Immediately after the
shooting the criminal fed through the
front door of the restaurant, bounding
over his PROSTATE victim. Several per-
sons who had heard the reports of the
revolver pushed the Japanese, and on
overtaking relieved him of his weapon.
At Second and Main streets Policeman
Fred Burt arrived and Kasahara was
arrested.
When Tskahashi was examined by
surgeons it was discovered that one
bullet had entered lie right shoulder
blade, coming out at the top of the
shoulder, while another had entered his
right side just below the armpit and
had come out on the left side opposite.
The third shot had penetrated the left
side four inches below the armpit and
ranged downward to the left hip, while
the fourth had struck on the left side
below the floating ribs and come out
above the abdomen on the right side.
Takahashi was a waiter in the res
taurant in which he was shot, and
Kasahara formerly was in his employ
in a restaurant in San Bernardino.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-06
DR.. MOORE REPORTS LESS
CONGESTION IN SCHOOLS
Conditions Are still Worst in Lower
Grades, but Thirty-fve New
Rooms Are Being
Built

According to the annual report of
DR.. E. c. Moore, city superintendent
of schools, filed with the city clerk
yesterday, the congested conditions OF
year ago in the schools have abated
little. The report shows there now
is an average of thirty-seven pupils to
room.
In the lower grades the congestion
is worse, the average being much high
er than that for the entire school sys-
tenn, but thirty-five rooms are now In
course of construction that will relieve
these conditions somewhat until next
year. when more rooms must be built.
According to this report there are
81. $50 pupils attending the public
schools, and they are taught in 1Ol1
rooms.
To teach this number Of school chill
dren 1000 teachers are required, and
their combined salaries make the
monthly payroll for the department
sos, 227.
of the 1O11 rooms used for school
purposes DR.. Moore reports S88 in good
conditnon, 76 in fair condition and AZ
bad.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-06
MAYOR ANXIOUS
TO AID WOMEN
DISTRESS OF AGED PEOPLE
APPEALS TO HARPER
Seeks Sale of Rare Violin for Owner
and Patrons for Flower Vender
Wishing to Enter HoIlen-
beck Home

Mayor Harper has taken a deep In
terest in the cases of two worthy poor
women, who, although well advanced
in years, are compelled to struggle
hard for bare existence.
One of them is the owner of valu-
able old violin. She has parted with
everything else she possessed long ago,
but because of her love for the instru-
ment and the associations that cling to
it, she has held it until the last Now
she must sell it, and the mayor is try
ing to find a purchaser who cares
enough about long-aged violins to pay
the destitute woman the sum at which
it is valued.
While the mayor does not know by
whom the violin was made, he does
know it bears the date of 1916 and
that it was once owned by former Pres
ident Thomas Jefferson.
The possessor of the instrument,
while In impoverished circumstances,
will not accept charity but expects to
live yet little longer on the proceeds
from it's sale. Any one interested In
the matter can secure the woman's adj
dress by telephoning H. D. Kennedy,
mayors secretary.
Another object of the mayors solicit
tude is the woman who sells flowers at
Fourth and Broadway. This flower
vender has one object in life. She
wishes to accumulate $500 SO as to be
able to enter the Hollenbeek home. She
is too proud to accept charity, but the
mayor sends all his friends to her to
buy flowers
She nearly has secured the coveted
amount, and as soon as she is able to
enter the home her flower stand will
be vacant.
There are several flower vendors on
the streets now who are also worthy
persons, and they are allowed to sell
their wares without molestation. 1t is
the object of the police department to
discontinue the sale of flowers on the
streets as soon as it can be done
without working a severe hardship on
the poor people who make a scant liv-
ing in this manner
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-06

Pimples on the face of a child removed
by Stuart's Calcium Waters.
The organs of the child all become
larger. The skin begins to grow hair,
the glands and cells of the skin APP
parently become stronger and larger.
Impurities occur in the system and
poisons enter the blood and are thrown
off usually from the face in the form
of pimples.
Mothers should zealously guard the
child against serious blood impurity at
this time. Our grandmothers gave sar-
saparilla, sassafras root, cream OF tar
tar and sulphur every spring. These
simple remedies did good work, but
science has discovered the most pow
erful and beneficial blood purifier to be
Calcium Sulphide.
Stuart's Calcium Waters are prepared
after the most modern method of con-
veying the full strength of Calcium
Sulphide to the blood. They lose none
of it through evaporation and chemical
change like most calcium sulphide rem
edies sold today. Stuart's Calcium
Waters also contain Quassia, Golden
Seal and Eucalyptus, all known puri-
fiers of great power. Combined with
these ingredients is a pure vegetable
Alternative and laxative which, when
the other ingredients clear the blood
from poisons and decay. throw off this
impure matter from the system through
the bowels and in a natural, easy man.
ner.
Stuart's Calcium Waters should be
in every household and used by the
parent for the benefit of the child. They
are harmless, promote normal appetite
and digestion, beautify the skin and
enrich the blood so necessary to the
rapid growth of the child.
Go to your druggist. Ask his opinion
of Calcium Sulphide as the Stuart pro-
cess presents 1t to the blood. He will
sell you a package for so cents, or send
us your name and address and we will
send you a trial package by mail Free
Address F. A. Stuart Co., It's Stuart
Bldg, marshall, Mich.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-06
MAYOR MAY NAME BROTHER
FOR BILLBOARD INSPECTOR
Council Probably viii Be Asked to
Pass Ordinance Providing for
Curator of Signs for
Advertising

The mayor may send a message to
the council Monday asking that body
to pass an ordinance providing for q
billboard inspector.
1t is probable he will suggest his
brother, e. J. Harper, city forester will
be willing to discharge the duties of
billboard inspector without extra
compensation.
The mayor points out the object of
the billboard ordinance in the first
place is not so much to secure revenue
from the billboards as to put check
on their continued growth, and says
the provisions of the ordinance cannot
be enforced unless someone having
proper authority is selected to compel
obedience.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-06
NO BIDS SUBMITTED TO
CITY FOR FIRE ENGINES

Bids win be opened by the council
Monday for hook and ladder truck,
two chemical engines and steam fire
engine, but this fact does not seem
to have made much of an impression
on the manufacturers Of these mechan-
ical contrivances.
So far not one bid has been sub
mitted and agents for the factories
have been noticeably absent from the
city hall.
1t is probable those intending to bid
on the engines are Withholding their
sealed proposals until the last minute,
as many frequently do.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-06
Children and
Pinlples
Seem to Go Together, and Yet Few
Parents Fully Appreciate
the Warning

At the age of puberty most children
are afflicted with pimples and many
with serious skin eruptions.
At this particular period in child's
existence nature is going through q
transition which Is OF vital Importance
to the child and the parent.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-06

EMS Film WAS PRODUCED FROM THE
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-06

on Saturday afternoon, December
f9, at D. m. Herr Karl Prochnow will
play the Hungarian Concerto Pathet-
iuue," BY Jean de Chauvenet, at the
De Chauvenet auditorium. S45 South
Figueroa. street Free.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-05
La Guinea portuguese
InSurrcccIODada

De la Guinea portuguese SC
han recibido noticias del grave
estado de cosas que alli prevale-
'Ce. Los naturaleS Sc han revela-
do en- toda la iSla de Timor. Va
rios poStas han sido internados
las colonias destruidas V los eu-
ropeos asesinados V llevados
preSOs.
Las tropas portuguesas Sc
han retugiado en- Bissean. en-
donde estan sitiadas. Ha llepado
un buque de guerra frances i
proteger il los ciudadanos fran
CeseS.
Los periodicos que aqui atri
buy en- la revuelta a las cruelda-
des de las tropas cuando van 4
colectar los impuestos. Tienen
la costumbre dc imponer fuer-
tes contrlbuciones que 81 no pa
gan en- seguida IS motivo para
que tragelen a los naturales, in
cendian sus aldeas Y en- ocasio
nes Sc lleven las mujeres y los
hij0s de los jefes ricos. por los
que dcspues exigen rescate.
La revuelta la inici0 el iefe
dc la tribu Coulage con la pri-
sion de TN sargento V siete sol
dados p0rtu9ueses. a Quienes
decaplto posteriOrmcnte { hizo
colocar sus cabezas en- pleas.
Hay mucha ansiedad por los
europeos capturados. pues los
naturales de la isla son Gambia
les.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-05
FL CentenariO del Walls

Paris sc prepara a celebrar ell
primer centenario del walls.
Con amplio espiritu concilia-
dor Sc ha llegado & I'm acuerdo
igualmente satisfactorio para
germanos y para galos. "El
walls fue inventado por Alema-
MIA, pero bailado por Francia.
Mas de tres mil maestros CO.
re6grafos han consultado con
sus discipulos acerca del sitio
" de la ocasi6n en- que decide
ron emprender Ell camino del
noviazgo con rumbo a la vicaria.
De TN million y pico de alum
nos. la casi totalidad han con-
testado que al bale y solo al
bale deben Ell haberse casado.
Ante esa manifestation, solo
cabe aconsejar resueltamente la
danza a las que ven pasar los
amos de la juventud sin que Sc
asome Ell Lohengrin de sus e1
suenos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-05
DESEA C0L0CARSE

Un joven de bastantes amos
de pract1ca comercial, bien para
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cafe en- todas sus fases, tanto en-
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mites.
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