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

brio. FL gobierno tiene ocho
(3) millones de sacos almacena-
dos en- Londres, Nueva York,
Amberes, Hamburgo. etc. y pa.
ga almacenaje y SECURE, y, por
supuesto. Ell interes del dinero
que tomo prestado para COM
prar ese grano.
Y vende unas veces; v otras
compra intentando regular el
preCio con una harrera opuesta
al natural funcionamiento de la
lev de la oferta y la demanda; y
estas existencias, dispuestas a
desbordarse no bien Sc les abre
una salida. estan ejerciendo en-
Ell mercado una influepcia per
turbadora porq ue impiden 4 la
gente oe negocios formar calcu'
los con base solida.
Es probable que este dure
que cueste una minonada Y que
sea dificil echarlo abajo. rs
una de esas medidas que Sc
idean como expedientes pasaje-
ros; pero los productores que sc
benefcian con elias les toman
gusto Y procuran convertirlas
en- sistemas permanentes De.
SEQ que en- Cuba, 81 viene una
crisis azucarera. no Sc copie esta
Calaverada brasilena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-18
DBSDB WASHINGTON

El DTdSlI Ud udQO DdSLdnLC
que hablar. en- estas tltimas Sc
naanas. por la terra y por Ell
mar. Por ell mar, con esas has
torias de acorazados que no sc
sabe 81 seran vendidos al Jap6n
b 81 los comprara lnglaterra 8 81
sSeran para hacer la guerra a la
Argentina. Y por la TERRA con
Ia tamosa combinaCl6n 8 arbi-
trio para darle valor al cafe.
Segdn los despachos de estos
Glias ha fracasado el emprestito
brasileno hecho en- Londres. Sc
mos dice que de los 20 (veinte)
znillones de pesos ofrecidos al
mercado, los nueve decimos sc
han quedado en- poder del sindi-
cato encargado de la operacion.
Hav que Celebrarlo; ST bien,
por desgracia. no bastara ese
descalabro para que sc renun
Gle al plan de "valorlzaci6n;"
del cual he hablado antes de
hoy en- estas Cartas, y que no es
mas que una forma especial de
roteccionismo; Y como en- todos
los proteccionismo, siempre hay
alguien que paga v paga caro-
10 que no deblera pagar
No sc protege a los producto -
res brasilenos contra sus com
petidores extranjer S, ST no con-
ira las conseCuenCias de la COM
petencia interior; 8. como ha
dicho donosamente el =" Journal
of Commerce" de Nueva York.
Sc protege a los cafelaleros bri
ssilenos contra ellos mismos FL
Estado de San Pablo Sc enCarga
de mantener el preCio del grano
a un tipo remuneration para los
cosecheros, Comprand0 para
ellO, en- el merCadO, las Cantida.
des necesarias Y alma en- ando
Las en- variOs puntos del extran-
jero hasta que las puede vender
sin hacer bajar ell preCio Hay
un dereCho de exportaCion de 3
4rancos por case, para costear, en-
parte. la combination; dereCho
que, seg1n las ultimas noticias
Sc aumentara hasta 5 frances.
La exportaci6n Sc limitara a
nueve millones de saCos al aflo
que viene y nueve y medic
znillones en- 1910; mas tarde Sc
haran mas limitaciones ST Sc
necesitaD. Con este, al parecer,
Sc intenta Contribuir d sostener
el precio y facilitar la salida de
las existencias acumuladas por
'el Estado,
Ell dinero para las compras
SO ha obtenido por medic de
emprestitos. Lo que indujo al
Brasil a enfrascarse Ell esta
aventura economical fue la cri
sis originada hace alguuos amos
por ell exceso de production en-
los Fstados de San Pablo y Mi
mas Geraes. Sc penso en- salvar
j los productores de la ruina
COmprando el exceso de las CO
sechas y guardandolo hasta que
IA oferta Sc equilibrase con la
demanda y sc llegase a IN pre-
clio remuneration. Por ahora no
&c We venir ell deseado equili-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-18

de tristeza. tAlgo grave7 No, afor-
tunadamente. Pero sus labios olvi-
daron la costum bre de reir de ha-
blar y las mejillas hicieronse mas
palidss; mas profunda enigmati-
ca la expression nelancolica de los
|ojos.
Hasta que I'M medico, un vieio me.
dico que asi debia de entender de
mae poquedades de la carne. CO.
mo de dolores del espiritu. dijo al
esposo:
-Tu mujer esta sacramento enfer-
ma.
-IDe que2
Del corsz6n. Su NAL es de los
que no tlenen remedio: vivira un
affo dos. dos 10 sumo. Por 10
mismo, te aconsejo que no la des
ldisgustos; sc juicioso. ounce 6 vein
te meses de buena conducta los
aguanss cualquiera: es una car idad. 49,.
Y el marido noctambulo y andsrie-
60. penso:
-Voy perderla.
Sdbitamente comprendio que la
qnerfa Y acometiole el terror egoista
de quedarse solo en- Ia otoiiada de su
vida Examinola con nuevo ahinco
| Y la halo inteligente, elegante. her
mosa Y atrayente mas que ninguna
otra mujer. Fran sus ojos los mas
| bellos que conocia. gus manos las mas
aristocraticss. y hsbfa en- su converse
ciou Y en el ritmo 4 Ia vey agil y Sc
fiorii de sus ademanes. distincio de
purada Como no habia el reparadc
antes en NADIA de estoo
Apicose entonces { agasaJarla de
dlcandola esa solicitud mise ericordiosa
con que sc atiende 1 los condenados
muertc. Y mucho despues, cuandc
aquelloS dos AMOS de sigilosa agonia
dc que el aS,uto doctor hablo fuerou
pasados. hallose curado de sus torci
daS costum hres de soltero enamo.
rado de su muier mas firme pura
nente que nunca 10 estuvo.
cCabe dudar dc que aqnel hom hre
| i pesar de sEs errores. siempre Quisc
4 su compalera' No. pero I'll 10
ignoraha fue necesario que una
grave emoci0n &c zozobra y dolor IL
| lluminase la conciencia.
Triste condicio ion Ia nuestra; condi
cion lngrata que solo codicia 10 ajeno
| y 1nicam ente repara dehende Io
proplo cuando sospecha que algo con.
trario superior 4 su voluntad puede
arr e bat1rse
Pero asi fue y sera siempre que la
vulgar historic de solicltar quier
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-18
A los suscriptOres Y Agenhs

Para n buena marcia do esta Admins
TRACTION, no admitimoS Atlas de suscripto-
Tos este diario sino desae ell I" de cada
mes Las BAJAs 80 avisaran los iias 30 s
u; sdvierti6ndose que las que se dieren con
posteEioTidad no 90 tomaran eR cuenta nj
snxtirkn efecto en- In contabilidad hAsta el
dia hitimo de. Ines dguieute al en- que SO
seEicitea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-01

&un5lcr oufqcfor0Crt mcrOcn miro
AuiidluB iIbcr bic BEETLE 2lugcle9clt.
belt 5lt Ncbcn.
Die o&0lniihc 3citrnQ," mcld)c OcG
moBQcbcn0cn @cmoltcn nuHr itcbt
lllttrllintnlt hcutc cine u~ucr0in02
red)t lane &ertbciOi0ulN Der &unoQc.
blnA 0c5 &uiiCr@. Cas- rDciniiMc9lult
rilbrt ans, 0nb bic &ullptlodcn Wcl.
dc IN Dem ISltcrpicp bcriiDrt rucrctn,
ldn1lt bcfolmt gclueicn iCien. Tcraai-
lcr babe le0iglid 0urd Cinen Mittcla-
lnolln 5lln 2nqliihcn &olf lulo nid)t
SIT Den prientirtcn Iiplonlutcn Qcipro-
d)cn. 2ie AnOeutlngcn 0ca Wonor.
fcn iibcr Die Eolitif I'M fCrnen Citen
lelct nidt gecignet N~rQluohn SIT er=
mcdcn. IS bon0lc iih Dubci ciniud,
INN Die @rDdgun0 politiid]er W00lid.
tcitclt, Die I'M Sollfc Der 0il0c cintrc.
ten f0nn1n.
Ntit 0ielent Hoiionncmcllt itcbt Oi2
y&0Iniihe 3eitlnQ." o60cic6cn pom
Der %frcilinnigen @reiie. mcld,a 0cs
aoilcra 2lcubcrunQcn nit @ciiad be.
0rilBt 3ientlid oQcin. Sonit 6efla-
gen 9lGttcr oaer SdottirlnQan Sic
ourf Gle gcid)cbenc observation-disclosures
BUR ollgemcincn &cnntnib QClonQten
NciBerun92n 0ea &uiicr9 uul0 per1tr.
tbetlen lie olti Dos GntihieOenitC. GIN
S6driiten ipred)en iid) bcute sic
"Gcutide Cages 3citunN," Die Ger
mania" Die y9erIincr 9teltciten Nod).
riftet," ~&eip3igcr 9teuciten Nod)rid).
ten" ~~Somburqer Nohri6tel,~ sic
"Mbeiniid. @eitfdliidc 3%eitlng" uno
Die "Shteiiide 3eitun9" orS.
So3toIiit megen 9cidtnls
pfungO erair6c gcmoB.
regeIt.
SIN preuBiiden Nbgeor0nctnboltie
lunrocn geiterlt Die gerbonolunae:t
Onrd) cine 0uBerit itiirntiiGc S3enc
lnnterbrod)cu, pie iie BORT 81 Den Sci,
tcn0eitcn gcb0rt. 9ei Der 9erot6ul1
Der &orlogcn }ltr Grbobung Scr Sc.
omltcn . @ebdlter IieB iidb Der ioiiol.
oenofratiide 4bgeoronete Sofimonn
iiber Die 9eiolOung Der Yforrer aus.
Gr p~crIticJ iid) babel ST. @eiHimpfur-
gen Der Stride mo lullrOe pom Yrd.
iiocnten oeS SoitieS sur Sronulg qe
gtid)tSOeitOlueniger fltbr Soil.
mann in ser gleifen Sonart iortiuo5
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lDlit cillcl jDcItcl Oy0milg9ruf III
5og. Tlld) Oicicr i6redtc ibn bon nri
tcrcIl N!tSt0Qen nidyt ob. Ionl lpllr.
De @ottnnnn 5llln 6rittcl lJtolc 5llr
Dronllll9 8%crlIIcn ulO ibn ou9 Mort
c%Ilt}o9cn. Gas gon3c Sult5 luuroy
Olrr6 ncl Sorgong in }nlirubr oc.
hrodlt.
NIT ii Drtcr &nobcfrciu n0
GD0tcrin@ oft.
ger pier Sabre alto &nu6c &irid.
lllollln ocIlcn icniotioucQc Untiiiu.
rltIl1 0citcru ans &ombur0 gcnrc(oet
lpuroc, lit bercjt5 luie0cr cingelicic.t
itnO inter 06Dut Der Semitic, nelde
llb lcl1cr aminunt, mdbrcno Die 81.
tern ollf elmer 9icjic OllrG 0ic Wer.
Stdotcl bcgriitcn iino. Gin junucr
Commits, lOcjdcr auf Der Sterilization
Den Srtci ob5oltc, Der ou5 |ucrlonote
%~0lcAclo BON 5000 Murf cntboItcn
lolItc, lpllr9c ais Der ano6enrdubcr
III Nnlt genonulen.
Crb0DunQ Oc8 81 cihS6Quf-
Gtsfonta u Of 10 urtet.
@cgcntbciIi9cn @ieloungen 5upiocr
crluortct Die &cih5bont nidt, oob
cine Grb0bung OcS GiSfonts bis 5,nt
Gltoc 0cS Sobrc2 n%otbruenoio weroen
miro. Ger 4'roii6cnt OeS Snltituts.
@cbcinncr Obcr'uHon5rot6 Soocnitei1l.
bclrrtbcilt Die gage ourdoll5 oiin
itig.
@on@iu@un0 bel GopitGn
a.. Z. Berger.
@cgcn ocl GapitGn ). 2. a. 9.9er
ger, lucldcr uGldnQ't cincn in Sic
i6driIten Nusor.l.te gcf!cioeten ut5
oirefte @eiGu.oi1ulgen entboltenDer
%pifenen Nrici all Den StoatsIefretGr
6es &eid)a @.1rjneamteS, 9lomiroI
/. IirpiB, ridtc.e lit Elm gcri6tlides
8crfobren cin8slcitct poroen. Die gf.
ton bot nit elmer 9~dlt9iuduno be
GonncrL iibcr 0ercl Gr0cbniB iopeit
ltld)tS bcfdnr: IaOor0en lit. Ger Ser
fulier bottc H. 4. bcbnltptet, ooR hcr
tbm un9iinitrlc Spru6 oes Morits
Ghrni,ro,.,rI, f-rlGa,, to;,,o On
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Dir s. j. Nirbncr 4 So0ur Srun=G ompnouic
'""""" s S*" S sa 2nnom: 1900 80 1Gap-Sha6 e""%%s YOU %~ s~
Walfe 11S
CumrtlamN 1888

DC Don elncnl cnqlii6cn &riuatmonn(
er1lld)t, inn SIT erlQubcL 0aS MQnll.
lfrtpt zines NrtifCl3, in peldlem lin.
tc~rrcGungcn, sic Der Safer nit Der.
1dllcnc1cn cn9lild)cn Stootamunu1crr
0cbobt, 5ulammGn QcItcllt morclL I'M
0cnt cnglil6cn &olfc oic NcitBerun9er
Sclncr W}oicit6t Dor NllQcn 81 iiib.
rem nno 6n8 orgIo.0cutide 0cr61lt.
NIB 81 bcr6Clicrn. Ser &oiicr ii6cy-
0ob Dem 9feid&fon5lcr OoS Wonlt.
lcrIpt Der cS 0em N%l,SlpGrti0cn Nmtt
NIT DEM Sernlcrf 5ltitclltc, cS 0cnoll
ollrdBllebcn. Go8 NllSludrti0c Nnt
berthtete nidlt, BOB ctmoS Nnit0Hiuc2
III Dem Nrtifcl cntboItcn lei, un0 Die
Eublttotion erfolgtc. PTS ser GcihS
fon5Ier nod Scr &eroifclttliduna bcS
VtonllcriptS I'M DGoilp Gclc0rap6"
cen Snhalt bcrnn6nL erfl1rte CT Dem
&ol1cr, ooB CT &C, uor6cr nidt Qelcieu
lntO or 4c50aert ho6en ipiir0c, c3 al
neroftcntli6cn lpenl1 CT iid) nit 0cnl
Snbolt bertrolt GenodJt bate. Gr
bait lid) nQeilt pcruntrportlid linO
lpitnldt Die inter iGm ~itcbcn0cn 9e-
nl1lte1t 81 idiitcn. Bur ieIbcn ,3ait Dot
CT Dem aoiIcr icinc MeiiQnotion an,
Die obcr BON Seincr WoieItGt obac.
Ic6nt mltrNC. Ntlti Grilld5en 0eS aon3.
lcra obcr crlaubte ser Soiicr Die Ser
otte1tlidrng elmer GrflGrl1ng, 0omit
Shirt Billion i'm Ston6c lei, unaered,.
ten InGriiien olti sic Ecrion 6es aui,
ierS begcgnen 5u f0nnen."
IS ipur0e heute Nbeno I'M IlsluGr,
tigcn Amt QcioQt boB ser Reidafon5-
Ter i'm 2ln1tc blcibcn lpiiroe.
Ger Ginbrutf Oc3 &uiicr., S%nterbiciu5
erpciit iid) noh6oltig bon ser ltngiift.
tighten Irt. 2lm 1roitii6itcn tritt sic
Inter 8eidGftsleutcn u110 Sl1onItrie(,
len berriden0c 2lllireglng 81 Gage.
5l1 oielen Greiien miro scr 9eiiird).
filng allsorud perliebcn, 0ob Die De
lncrfirn0en hes Wonorfan St0run-
gen nlto MiBtrolten I'M @eiol0c bobcr
mo9en, mcl6e ser mirtbidaitlidct
Steuung Gcuti6lanb'S mn 5itnl
SdloOen gerei6en miiiien.
Us perlalltet ouf Gas @%eltilumteItr,
odB mi HeidlStog, luenn oieier ON 4.
Nooclnber lnieper 5uiomnlentritt, 10.
tort cine Snterpeqation auf's Sapet
gebrodt lperoen ioa, in neldJer ser
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Mc0Cn %GDndQcin6r.

Bortlon0, Orc, 81. Ofto6cr.-
@cgcn on1cblidcr 2unh9ciabr, bon
lpeld)cr cr in Ga @ranoe beOroDt mar,
lurroc ). ", Gerber, Der aoiIirer
Der 0ortiacn n6nrmer9' ono Gruoers'
9fotional 9out", iuclder me0cn gcice-
mlori1cr &crmNlolnI Der 6onos ocS
&nltrtttc3 ucrDaitct lporocn lit, Sll
'cincr Sidcr6cit bier cinaeliciert.
Scribcr lit %0citdnoia, mill u6er BON
ncm @clOc nidtS 81 ieinem ei0encn
9tDGcn DcrUcnOct, ionocru ii6 mir in
~p2rfeDltcr &ciic i'm 5ntereiie scr
20nf tetb0ti9t DoGcl.
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AGOnl 6amiO iOa abecictt ucrocn?

Fort& 81. Gftobcr. - Cine De-
pelde aus Snnprnu an 0as ,,8ctit
&ournoI" mclOct, ooB Ole Illngtiir-
Ten Die AbIcBung 0c9 Sultons NIB.
cul Somi0 Uorbcrciten. Sn Der
llcbcr}eu1uul OuB Der Sultun mt
Sepiit Eoiha, ocm Miniltcr ocs
NcuBcrn lm0 ocn N%euftion1ren I'M
1ebelmcll Gln0critduOniB bonole, iol.
len ole Slnatilrtcu bc'dloiien haben,
AbouI 6omiO jur }lbOanfuna III
}ulllrl mo icincn Orittcn Sobn oui
ocn lhrcn 81 lcten.
Go2 ,ejtcn0c Gumtitc Ser ,\lrnatiir.
fen IN MioccOonien lit un9e6lih be.
oultraat morocn, ocn 2lbiebunasplon
ol2}urilbrcn mo, menm n6tbia, aim
NcllBcrItcn jt idjreiten. Gruppen
rcrocn pom Suionthi u69eionot mcr.
Den, nm Ole Dem Sultan trelt eroe.
bcnc ulbaniidc &cibnode uno fanu-
tIldc 9teotttondrc i'm 3iigel 5lt bal.
ten. Nit @ufieuJcnolt ioQ ieoe Be
lpeJlulI III @unitct ocs Srlltuns lno
1e5N Die &erioiiung u~ntcroriidt
IrCr0cu.
&e1cr mar Eriu5 Hcida0, Scr in
1871 9c5orcnc 8ruocr oea Sllltons
@omiO, oils (bronerbe anac.
'eben. Ter brittle Sobn oeS Sliltoils,
BEN oic &lurgtiirtcn ongc6Iid olS
'}nhlolger mi9crlciuu bubelL lit
&lrdun 60 Gin 9e6oren 1885
Der SiebliHgSiobn ocS Sultans;
7 gilt ol9 intelligent uno ~brordl6ar.
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SnlOlD %bgraulmOrtli6.
Ntmmt Die Observation-Disclosures fir 0aJ
SaiIcrs 1ntcrUicu anf iid.

9ictet Dem Oclttidcn aoiicr icinc &c
%liglotlon ais Hcihafon3lcr an.
Grb0It nblcbnca0c 2lntport. -
Cine @rfl6rtlg oc9 HcidSfon5.
lcr3. - Ger Soiicr hattc INN
oo5 Monuifript oc3 2lrtifcl5 0c-
gcbcL uno CT bottc ooiiel6c ni6t
o%nrfgcicbcn, - 6ortooucrn0c
A~ltircGlulg in Qclttihlano ii6cr
Den GorfoQ. - Sn Scr @cifGit5.
lpelt bcfiir6tct man 5%t0rungcn
lnl0 g|iBtraucn in 6olgc Oca Pr
tifclS.
8erlin 81. Gfto6er. BIC
"9forooeutId)c ~2lugenleinc ,3eitlnQ"
brlll9t Delltc Die Nadridt, oob ser
Ncidafon5ler Erin5 BON Billion DEM
&oiier ieine H%eiignotion onQeboten
babe III 6oIge ser i6orfen aritifen
Der 3eitungen iiber 0o8 in 9onoon
publi3lrtc Snterbiep oeS aoiiers, fiir
melfcs er, Shirt Billion, Die 8eront.
ruortliffcit ii6ernebmc. aoiier y3iL.
belnl no6m bic HeIignotion ietnes
Hc%id)sfon5Iers ni6t an un0 erloltbte
ibnl 81 glcid)er Belt, cine b~oQitGnoios
Grfldrutg bc3iigIif ienea foiierliden
SnterDieluS 3u oeroffentliden. Ges
Hcifsfon5lerS Grfl0rung lautet, tuie
folgt:
Sin GROCER G6eiI ser 9tuslonbs.
nno Der internotionol5n Erciie fritz.
lirt Seine MnicitGt be5iiglid oe5 Nrs
tifels in Dem o2onoon Goilp Icle,
9rop6." 3ieie aritifcn itto altI Ole
4nnobme geItiibt, 0aB Ser 9oiier sic
@eroffentlidung Ser Nrtifel 3uge6c,
obne Dob Die iiir Die foiicrlifc |oIitif
perontportliden Regierunqabeumtcn
&ei1ntniB oanon beiaBen. 9ieie Nh.
na9ne lit foli6. Seine MaieItGt nur-
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GrUiQ. gSriabt nnRcr @ctt.

@oi6inltoM 81. Cfto6cr.
CrDillc @&rjlbt Der 2lcroploniit, Del,
'ct Gltdc in sort Oipcr W}ittc 2cp,
TENDER Die ytlimcrtiumfcit ser oon.
gen NcIt oAi lj1 lcnften, bat bcltc
0ua 0liIit6rIo}aretD. in Dem err mGb.
reno Der jcBten icd9 Modcn an Sen
Gollcn icinc5 5tllrjca hurnieocrIol.
perloiicn. INT in ieiu cigenc2 0eim
rad Canton. Obio, 3uriid5ufcbrcl
ln0 ocrt 'cinc p5Qige @encilmo obs
3lmortcl. Nieic lit bcreits 10 ucil
O0r8cidritttn, ooB DER @oticnt I'M
Stanoc it, oli ariidcn gcitijtt, rl2i.
he Acknowledgement 6urdl iein Strour
fcnjiHmrr IL unternchmci. lInd
Dem WUtottcn scr 6cbanoc.noen
miro $8ri5bt inocIia por A1.
cjUcs &06re3 fcinr2iaa3 oaran
tontem pcri6n!i6 ieinc Der.
fortjulcbcn,
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NGmbnr9'9 Snn0cf.

Mai0inBton, 81. Cttober.
IN 9e5n8 oIi 9cn orc6 sic mlrtb
'd)oltIite M(iBlngc pcrlrioht,u Nijd
gang Der S1iiiobrt ocridtct @cnc
raj aoniul GicoeriG in NumcrpcrL
ooB 9om6lrB Der cin}ilc Der orcr
8roBen Sccbdicu ser u]orocuropdi
ld,en aiptc NOR, ser m'brclo ser per
l%Iollencn ad)t N}nnotc Oc2 lallfen0cn
@obre5 I'M &crl.cih gum Goriobrc
ciIlen Embellishments a~uiuciit.
Gtele 3unobme mar icooh nur iehr
aerinB. Ter Shiff2ocrfebr in Nlnt
lperpen mdbruuo 0r3 Mlunot5 2ltnrit
mar iUu IS 5hific mo lItlI Con
~llen9eboIt 1crin9cr ais i'm Aliauil
1907 yfotteroom 81 S6iiic uno 49,.
851 Sonmen8c0olt mo @amburg 100
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S0iiic uno 23,SSl Ionncngcbult &C.
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The 500 Locks.

The Sault Ste. Marie council APP
pointed a committee composed of
Mayor Sullivan, ex-Mayor Upset and
r. G. Ferguson, to go TO Washington
to represent the city at a hearing on
the Young canal bill before the rivers
and harbors committee. The bill pro-
vides a way to go ahead with the
construction of a new lock and ship
canal regardless of litigation now pend
ing Michigan Lake Superior Power
Co. says the bill has joker which
would wipe the company off the map.
Chairman Burton says he will settle
the matter this time II he has to wipe
out both 500 power companies. These
companies will be represented and the
500 delegation will endeavor to have
the matter Strengthened out so as to
leave both companies in good condi-
ton. Government work proposed will
cost $6,000,000, and private property
involved is worth $4,000, 900.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-04-03
PERSONAL,

Charles Wendell David, a member
of the junior class of Northwestern
university at Evanston, ILL.,, was
chosen by a jury of five college and
university presidents to receive this
years Cecil Rhodes scholarship.
Gov. Broward appointed Hall Milton
of Mariana to succeed the late Sena-
tor Bryan of Florida in the United
States senate.
Calvin Demarest won the national
amateur billiard championship at Chi
cago by defeating II. A. Wright.
Comptroller of the Currency Ridgely
resigned to become president Of the
National Bank of Commerce of Kansas
City. He will be succeeded by Law
renee o. Murray.
Maj. Gen. A. W. Greedy of Arctic
fame, having reached the age of Ga
years, was transferred to the retired
list.
John w. Stewart OF Middlebury
VT, former governor of Vermont, was
appointed to the United States senate
by Gov. Fletcher ID. Proctor to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Sen
ator Redfield Proctor.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-04-03
MICHIGAN ITEMS.

Clarence Harpham. a Lake Shore
brakeman. was fatally crushed be-
tween two freight cars at Auburn
Junction.
Judge Wisner has fixed the date for
selling the Aetna Portland Cement Co.
OF Fenton for May g.
Called by neighbors. Sheriff David
son. of Port Huron. found the parents
Of John and Edwin Perry. aged rs
and 10 respectively, so badly beaten
that they we're unable to leave their
house in Fair Haven. The sons were
arrested on suspicion.
While riding home from Cassopolis
in his farm wagon, James II. Wilson,
of the negro settlement in Calvin
township, is alleged TO have stabbed
Earl Byrd. brother OF a we'll known
A. NJ. r. minister. Byrd is in a serious
condition and Wilson is under arrest.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-04-03
BRIEF REVIEW OF
A WEEKS EVENTS
RECORD OF THE MOST lMPoR.
TANT HAPPENINGS IN ITEM
lied FORM.
HOME AND FOREIGN NEWS
information Gathered from All Quar-
tiers Of the Civilized World and
Prepared for the Perusal Of the
Busy Man.
IN CONGRESS-.

President Roosevelt sent to con-
gress a special message urging action
on laws relating to child labor, en-
ployers' liability and injunctions in
labor cases, and recommending
amendments to the interstate COM
MERGE and antitrust laws, tariff revi-
sion and a permanent waterways COM
mission, and financial legislation and
action to establish postal savings
banks.
The Aldrich currency bill was
passed by the senate by vote OF AZ
TO 16, in the main a party vote. Sen
ator Aldrich promised 10 introduce
bill for an investigation OF the entire
banking system OF the country.
In the house Mr.. Deikema OF Mich
igan contradicted a newspaper story
which said President Roosevelt had
violently berated Mr.. Deikema for
having joined in the committee re-
port censuring Judge Wiley OF the
United States court in China.
Representative John Sharp Williams
Of Mississippi, as leader of the minor
ity in the house of representatives is
sued a written statement defining pre-
cisely the attitude of the Democratic
party in the house toward legislation
urged by President Roosevelt in his
messages to congress at the present
session.
The senate, after long debate, &C
cepted the credentials of Senator-elect
John Walter Smith of Maryland.
In the house Mr.. Beall Of Texas
charged the president with having
been guilty of "a disgusting usurpa-
ton of power" not only toward the
national legislature, but the judiciary
as well. The agricultural appropria-
ton bill was considered for amend
ment and when it was laid aside for
day there had been stricken out the
provision for new weather stations in
the states of Texas, Kansas, Virginia,
Michigan, Vermont, Missouri and In
diana.
Determination TO conduct filibus-
ter on all occasions where opportunity
presented itself, in order to force the
Republicans to action on an employ
ers' liability bill and other measures
deemed necessary of enactment. was
announced by Mr.. Williams of Missis-
sippi in the house of representatives..
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THE BOY LIED AND A PRISONER
is NOW FREE FROM
SUSPICION.
MADE FRANK CONFESSION
His Weird Story and Shoe Made II
Look Bad for "charles Edwards, ''
Who Was Suspected.

John Poth, the Kalamazoo youth has
confessed that his story of being shot
by a hold-up man Friday night was
untrue. and that he accidentally shot
himself. BY the confession he accom-
plishes two things-relieves his con-
science. and in all probability saves
man from states prison.
According TO Poths statement
shortly after the shooting, and while
he lay seriously wounded in Borgess.
hospital, he left the home OF his sis
ter. Mrs. Carrot Troff, about 10
o'clock that night He had gone but
a short distance from the house when
a man sprang from behind tree and
put a gun in his face. Poth said he
sprang toward the man, and the lat
ter fred. The bullet entered Poth's
left side and passed through his body.
The boys sister heard the shot, and
with her husband ran to the spot
where Poth lay on the sidewalk. They
carried him into the house, summon
ed an ambulance, and then notified
Sheriff Shean.
About the time the sheriff was noti-
fed of the shooting young man Civ
ing his name as "Chas Edwards of
Indiana" stepped into the sheriff's Of
fee and applied for a nights lodg-
ing. The jealous sheriff sized the
man up and placed him under arrest
in connection with the shooting
Shortly after the mans arrest the
sheriff gave out the following state
ment:
The man we have In custody said
he came in on a Lake Shore freight
train at $50 o'clock Friday night.
said the sheriff There is no train
arriving at that time. | took off one
of the mans shoes and drove to the
scene of the shooting. | found tracks
leading to town from there. and the
shoe | carried with me fitted exactly
in them. 1t was a pointed-toe boot,
of rather unusual shape
Poth in his confession said he did
not want his father, who is a wealthy
celery grower, 10 know that he car
ried a weapon. He said he attempted
to take his pipe from his pocket and
drew both the gun and pipe. In an
effort TO separate them the gun eX
ploded.
Edwards was released Sunday.