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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-01
N07AS ESPA0OLAS
SEvILlANAS


de Public Cipion: de Roma Gloria,
|%colonia de sus genttes victtoriosas
con ell ttiempo exercito su O6cio,
y porque sc leyere su memoria
dexo aquesttas reliquias espanttosas as,
que las manos rabiosas
del Alarabe Zero
en- Ell dfa postrero
lie ccnsagr6 en- sus aras inmortales...
Con 10 que es inutil decir que
voy a hablarle a los lectores de
la famosa ltalica; Y para este,
convene hacer constar que al
servlrme en- este articulo de la
composition de Rodrigo Caro-,
tai y como era antes de ser re-
tundida por Rioja, es, sencilla-
mente, porque aun teniendo la
original menos meritos, los con-
ceptos desdenados en- ella Dor
Ell refundidor, encajan cumplida-
mente en- las circumstances por-
que atraviesa ell lugar donde
"..naci6 aque raio de la Guerra
columna de La Paz, honor de Espaha
Felice, trivnfador Vlpio Trajano
ante quien muda Sc posttro la ttierra...
Y digo que enCaja mejor, por
10 de LAS manos rabiosas,' hgura
APPLICABLE en- este case a los bus
cadores de antigiiedades, que
a expensas de estas viven, Y Ii
bran eDtre'si verdaderas batallas
por quitame ALA csc mosaico.
Son estos individuos vecinos de
Santiponce, villa que hoy Sc al
en- Ell solar de la destrufda
ltalica; estan siempre escarban-
do pOr los suelos de sus WHEN
das y no hay casa nj corral que
a ellos pertenezca que no este
reglstrado hasta EN- sus ultimos
r1nCOneS.
Es para tener muy en- cuenta
que todas estas bdsquedas Sc
hacen en- secreto; el suelo Sc
socava con las unas. con palan-
quotas, con cualquier instru-
mento que no produzca ruido al
usarlo y llegue este a oidos de
la Comision Archaeological. ST
acaso, cuando las cosas vienen
de malas, Y esta Sc entera y pre-
tende 1ntervenir en- los hallaz-
COS, Sc hace desaparecer hasta
la mas insigniflcante huella de
10 encontrado, para que nadie,
nj ellos nj los otros, disfruten
de ST. valor.
No es este ell solo case que
puede darse Otro bastante mas
inaudito es Ell que motiva estas
notas, y voy d ponerlo cuanto
antes q la Consideracion~de los
%lectores.
Escarbo Juan en- su corral,
buscando algo de la epoca roma
ma que poder ofrecer a algdn
"ingles caprichoso'.-Aqui todo
extranJero es ingles, y 81 compra
cosas viejas, caprichoso.-Tanto
escarbo. que con sus trabajos
lego hasta la pared de la f1nca,
separation 9 medianeria de la del
vecino Pedro, y este, claro, CO
mo andaba tambien a la que
saltaba, observe los trahalos de
Juan, y desde su propiedad. a
escarbar Sc pusO en- direction
de las excavaciones de su veci-
Por extrana coincidencia v
debido tai vez a la abundancia
de objetos que guardian aquellos
recelos, al final de sus respect1
vos trabajos encontraron uno Y
otro, justamente hajo la pared
medianera, una estatua, ina
gen de no Sc sabe quien, pero
de cuyo valor a~rtistico sc hace
lenguas ell indiscreto amigo de
Juan y de Pedro, que me 10 ha
referido a mi. La cabeza de di
cha estatua estaba en- terreno
de Juan, los pies en- Ell de Pc
dro: tanto a uno como q otro,
Imperial Valley press., 1908-10-24
4oLroM ,MrER-vRsAN TIME TABLE
ERsctIvs October 18th, tSOe

Elective October 18th, 1soe. Temporary extra motor ear service with snlaiI motor car pending return Of en- zines from the factory which were re- ,entiy put out of commission:
 WEEK DAYS. Leave V CsntrO. .1O:So A- m. Leave H81tV1ilo .sss..s..ss...s 1'tS p. ul'
 SUNDAYS. Leave M CentrO. O...............,S:00 8. m. Leave HOItvflie .................2:S0 D. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-10-24
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the sOOek. holders 0( the Fl Centro CantalOuDe 1rowers' Association. for the electi0n of officers for the ensuing, year, and tor the transaction of such other basi Aess as may properly come before it. will be held at the shipping shed Ol the asBociatiOn on Saturday, NoVem Der 2, 1898. at [ o'clock D. m.
 .,, w. E. WILSIM, President DAVID DeWITT LAWRENCE
 26-3t Secretary.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-10-24

Wy o. w., Fl Centro Camp 624 W meets every Friday night at Ma.
 sonic Hall. El Centro. Cal, J. l. Travers, council commander, E. H Sherman, clerk.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-10-24
FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD
Ten Thousand Club Takes up Several Matters of Importance to the
 Valley.

A largely attended meeting of the El Centro Ten Thousand Club, Mon day night, brought about a consider atlon of numerous topics for city and valley advancement. Details were ar ranged for the Hotel Oregon opening banquet; promotion work for the city was discussed; the proposed Govern ment Reclamation Project, to take in the lands of the eastern side of In perial Valley, lying above sea level, was favorably considered; tree plant ing on the streets was further con- sidered; baseball activities were giv- en a boost, and the club generally sustained it's reputation for keeping up a lively pace as a band of "boost- ers".
 Members of the Tree Committee re- ported that they had under considera- tion a plan whereby palms shall be planted on Main street, red gums on strets running north and south and peppers on streets running east and west, with 6 pleasing intermingling of umbrella trees. H. c. Griswold re- ported that a large number of date palm trees are available at nominal coat, in case they are considered suita- ble for use as alternate trees, in con nection with some variety that will grow high and give sufficient shade.
 The Club adopted a resolution ask ing the City Council to instruct its City Attorney to proceed at once with the preparation of the necessary or dinance of intention to plant trees on every street.
 c. F. Buttress, manager of the El Centro base ball team, asked that the club take the base ball project under its supervision, and committee com posed of c. F. Hayden, Dan s. Shaffer and H. B. Pearson was appointed to look after the base ball interests in Fl Centro.
 Dr. R. P. Shepherd presented the subject of the serious injury being done on Imperial Valley interests by the continual harping of certain Fed eral officials in Los Angeles, and the playing up of their talk by Los An geles papers, on the mythical "gigan- tic land frauds" of Imperial Valley.
 A committee composed of Dr. Shep- herd, D. " Noland and George A. Carter was appointed to formulate some definite expression of protest against the maleficent misrepresenta- tion.
 F. c. Ravens presented a resume of the proposed East side reclama- ton project, and stated that a peti ton is now in circulation in Imperial Valley signed by more than 800 resi- dents here, asking the Reclamation Service to make the necessary survey and estimate the cost of the proposed high line canal. A resolution on this matter will be presented for the clubs endorsement at the meeting to be held Thursday night at the Hotel Oregon banquet.
 Another matter of preeminent im- portance to the valley will be brought to the attention of the club at the banquet.
 The hour of the banquet will be an nounced Wednesday morning In the 0fop
Imperial Valley press., 1908-10-24
TWENTY GAMES SCHEDULED FOR THE SEASON IN
 THE VALLEY
Not More Than Three Professional Players on a Team Is the Agree ment-Yuma and Mecca Indians to Play Extra Games With El Centre Games Today.

The Colorado Desert Base Ball League came into existance Saturday through the action of representatives of El Centro, Imperial, Calexico and Hoitville at a meeting held at Hotel ~ Centro.
 c. F. Buttress, of El Centro, is the resident of the new league and Ma Ior 6. Cook of Holtville is the secre- hry.
 The playing season is to consist of twenty games, the first to be played November 1 at Imperial between I'm perial and El Centro, and the last game of the season is to be played March 13.
 A schedule of the seasons games will be arranged this week and will Ae announced by the Morning Star within 6 few days.
 Each team entering the league is to deposit in the Valley State Bank $50 by October "A, to be a guarantee of its playing the dates arranged on he schedule. The teams are to play for the league pennant, the winning team to take the purse.
 Each team is to be limited to four teen signed players, of which but three can be professionals. Nine men must be signed by October S1, and the bal snce must be signed by December 13.
 Prospects are good for an interest Ing base ball season at El Centro. Manager c. F. Buttress has pushed work ahead on the local ball grounds, located east of the Holton Power Company's plant. The grounds have been fenced and a covered grandstand has been erected at cost of more than $500. It has seating capacity sf 300 people.
 New uniforms have been secured for the local team. The suits are of dark gray, with a monogram of dark blue across the fronts of the shirts.
 Besides the regular schedule games of the Colorado Desert League, Fl Centro may have other games. Yuma Is to play El Centro on the grounds here On Christmas. It is probable Ehat the Mecca Indians will aso play dhe home team here during the win Ter.
 F. A. Stanley, who played with the EI CeAtro team last season, arrived saturday evening from Ellsworth, Kansas. where he has been playing with the Central Kansas League. c. ]. Hutchinson also arrived Saturday aight e9ming from Westmoreland. Kansas.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-10-24
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stock. holders of the Central Creamery Com DaAy, for the election of officers and the transaction of such other bust ness as may properly come before 1t. will be held at the office of the Ira Aten Land Company, Fl Centr6, Cali fornia, on Saturday, November 90, 1908, ct 2 o'clock p. m.
 IRA ATEN, F. 8. WEBSTER, z Secretary. President
 2S-3t
Imperial Valley press., 1908-10-24
Fer Insurance That Insures See
 F. G. RAVENS

Ths Hundred Million Dollar Fire in
 surAneS Agency. 'RslGdiAE sach standard American ARe
 Foreign cOmpanies AS Meme SF New Yerk. sprlnBMsld Fire ana NNr'nS asrman.AmerIeah. hAtlsnAl ss 4srtfs"a cailssrals. ra Ftrsmsn's F0yS New Nsrk unhsrsvel,'"' Commercial Ungss Connecticut
 SvOA. sf osthsnssrA S.ssNsA alsbs q nytssVs
Imperial Valley press., 1908-10-24
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

1 wish to announce myself an in- dependent candidate for reelection at the next general election to a full term as Judge of the Superior Court.
 FRANKLIN J. COLE.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-10-24
Lame Back.

This aiIment Is usually caused by rheumatism of the muscles of the small of the back, and is quickly cured by applying Chamberlain Lini- ment two or three times a day and massaging the parts at each applica- ton. For sale by Sam w. DunawAy, OruRKisk.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-10-24
LODGE NOTICES

Mw El Centro Lodge No. 9s4 F & AN x LA NJ. Stated meetings in V \ Masonic Hall, Fl Centro, fret Monday of each month. 7:S0 ?. NJ Members and visiting Masons invited to attend. c. B. Brown, Master. John B. Baker, Secretary.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-10-24
STOCK AT AUCTION.

If you are in need of live stock of any idnd. wait for the big c. M Ranch auction sale. Oct. 28. 1908. 27-3t.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-10-24

Send your order for piano tuning .o the Imperi1l Valle Music House, Imperial Accurate, competent work.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-10-24

Does your p.aAo need tuning? See or write the Imperial Valley Music House, Tmper al.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-10-24

HL CENTRo LODGE, F. o. D., meets E the first four Thursday nights of each month. Members and visiting Eagles invited to attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-10-24

NAL BROTHERHOOD meets every second and fourth
 Tuesday nights at Masonic hall Bl Centro, Cal. A. R. Abbott, president
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-21
Ss0blen ttmo ibre 8etp . bner.

Inter 6Dblen peritebt man Ionob.
6pblrGume' i'm Grbf0rper, Sic 3utritt
bon Ser grboberfldde aus geitatten,
ipie audi ipldbe, oie nod perihioNen
hes 5orfhers au ibrer grf6liebung
barren. Manhe, pie beilpielspeiie
oie erobartige 6immelfobrtboble
am @iibbar5, ipuroen Ourb Sunnelz
boue entoedt, anoere, pie Die serduz
miee 50ble BEL 9immelsburs. beim
Gergbau ssfunoen, mod anbere Bel Ser
gerfolsung bon WaFerldufen oOer
fleinen GommunifationsrDbren be-
funnt. sJaft ieoes Sabr brinst fpeiz
tere gntoedunsen. gu Denen piele be-
riibmte 6Dblen. tpie Die DehenbDble
III Weitfalen, Die 4ermannsbDble AM
9ara, sic 9eppenb0ble uls 5ortfebung
0es bereits befannt gepefenen 6ep=
penlo9s in Miirttembers sdblen. Muh
in anoeren @r6tbeilen beIhGftigt man
iiG aur3ett nit 6D6lenOffnungen uno
perbreitet Na9ridten iiber Die babel
setponnenen Hefultate.
Die 3abl Der 60blen zines Grbtbeiz
lee ober aud nur 2anoes an5ugsben,
1T taum mDglid, aumul oie Inter
f9eioung atpifden 9Oblen, 9Dbluiisen
uno 20dern nidt feitftebt. 00blenz
reidtbum 1T ipe3tell ben Sura= pber
Galfgebir9en eigen. SeSm frGnfif4en
sSuro finb allein bereits mebr als BUM
bert 1Dblen seodbIt tporoen, in tpelbe
3abl allerpings @rotten, 20her, 1o@
aenannte Rirden, 4euer, 2uden uno
8alme einsei1loi1en iinb. Mm ipdr=
lihften erfdeinen llrgebirgsbDblen i'm
@neis uno Glimmerf9iefer. gu ibnen
3ablen oie Rrpitanteller am ct. @ottz
barb uno Die ffanbinapii9en 8luft=
bDblen Bel Jreberitsball. Die 10 ilnge=
beuer tief iin6, oab man einen bineinz
sciporfenen 5tein erft nad 3tpei Mai=
nIten auf ben Grunb aufihlaaen
bort. Beoeuterne Musbebnung baben
I'm iiingeren Geitein bte 5ingalsbDble
im8ofaIt ber fhottiinen SnfeI Gtaf=
ia unb oie R6sgrotte in Der gifeI.
DurH Mirtuns oes WaHers alif sic
9uffe entitun0en Die 9ufffteinb6blen,
unter oenen eine ber ih0niien Bic bon
Trad in Ghpoben 1T. Sm @onoz
itein erfdei1en bic 5anoiteinb0bItn,
ME 0ie GdmtbsnbDble Der @6niiS
iden @dnei3. in, Sips d@nefeIz
jausrn aoIf). 6ie @ipsbOblsIl, Dpn
bentn cine Der fhDniten Die Norbas
roTob0blt III 9biiringen iii.
6iRjimtIin oes Snbolts 4 Iiab Sic
Etopff<iab0bltn DE iiltsrsiFd0ts iien
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-21

fperben, ipobei man BON Der Mnii9t
oussebt, oaB Sic, 'Rinber 10 eine piel
before glnf9auu1ls bon Der Welt be-
fommen fDnnen. Oas bat ettpas fir
[iid, bemertt baau Die .Meitli1e
NOf"; bur1 ben l1nterridt mad Der
2anbfarte tpirb auh cine oieier &arte
sntipre9enoe N6ritenune BON ben
Ndnbern ertpedt, Die lnander Iein
Sebtag nidt losperben fann.
= Oas 6aussgomite, lpel9es oie
Drudpapier Situation anterfuht,
tnO9te nun germ ausfinben, tpesbalb
Der preis fir papier Inn $12 per
9onne geitiesen 1T, tpdbreno na9 Dem
Sabresberi9t Der vsS1ternational pas
PET &c." fid Sic proouttionsfo1ien
nur um 80 Gents per Spnne erbobt
baben. Mas bic freie Ginfubr BON
Golabrei unb Drudpapiere aus Ra,
naoa anbetrifft, 10 1T bereits Die bors
tise Resieruns bon einemparlamentsz
mitslieoe aufseforbert noroen, Elm
Speaiuleomite bes 6auies au ernenz
men, um oteGrage betreffs 8erbietuns
bes Exports bon 6olobrei nad hen
Ner. Staaten gu unteriuden. gs ion
bies gum Sdube Der tanabifden
WdlSer uno surgrmutbisuns Der faz
naoii9en papier=Snouitrie gefcbeben.
- Mit sSreuoe miro unIereSussno
pernebmen, bab bierbunoert Millionen
6ire=grdders BON gbina nah Sen
Ger. Staaten unterpegs itnb, bamtt
es beim Nationalfeiertase niht an benz
notbigen 2drm feblen mose.
= Die glegerbepDlferuns unferes
oonbes betrdet eegentpdrtig iiber 8
Millinnen i'm 3eniusjubre 1900
purben 8.840,759 Sarbise se5dblt =
unb bereits iiber cine Weillion tpobnen
'auberbab berSiibitaaten, ibrer eisentz
lihen 9eimatb:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-21

Der alte. Dirhcn bat i'm beutfdsn
Meidstas einmal Oos MDrt dusses
1prpden: Die Bette i'm Meniden sr-
bebt nirsenbs maAtpoller bas 9aups.
ais ba, no Die greibeit nit GiiBen &C..
treten tpiro!" Der srobe Gelebrit
fpubte, mas ct faste.
Do Fat Elm pplititer bebauptet, 0it
gefebsebnne lei cine orcbe afatritas
nifde Snbuitrie. Satpcbl, Denn nne
niAt 10 bel ungelernte Nrbeiter q
oie{er Snouftrie bef1dffiet nGren!
Merflpirbig. bob nod feinS nHiesI
rer enelifhcn 5enidtionsbI1 ail(
Bic Sbee setpmnen III, Dab MNisrs
sFlDtts oui ibrer 4timfdArt aud oit
@hpei5 5tiuden iol. @ u.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-21

zen grSbenrerbdltntfs oerO O5sons
oanpfer fdbeinen feline Gren3tn seiebt
al fein. Die ensliide mbitt Starsli<
ME baut ieBt 5tpeiD Ddmpfsr Dcn 'e tau~
fenb sSuB QGrtge. Gie tDtroen dltr ole
2uiiticnid nnb beren ShDeiferf9if1,
rie Mauretania, Inn 5Deibunoert Sub
iibertreffen. Neben bisftn RolpiIen
tperben oie gr0bten Rriegsfhiffe fih
ipie tpin3ige Gahr5euge ausnebmen,
,ino 3u beioen Geitetl oes O5eans miro
man neue Dodanldsen fAaffen mill
Zen, Inn ben in Ball gegebenen Damp
fern bas Mnlegen 5u errDglid)en. Bsi
hiefer Gelesenbeit mag bemertt iDer<
ben, oaB Der Gampfef Manretania
atpar fiiralih einen neuen Reforb ges
fheffen bat, baB es bisber dber ipeoer
linn, mod Der Quiitania gelungen III,
Die Dur9idnittsseid BON
24a Rnpten III Der Gtunbe 3u er5ielen
unb onmit ben preis BON 10000
Dollars 3l eriperben, ben bic enslifhe
@eaierung auf oiefe 2eiftuns ssfebt
fat.
Wie oas dileni1heOeut BUM iin
feline Sprade, @ittsn uno 8raude err
balten bat, 10 baben es Die Deutfden
in 8raitlien aah oaFiir au 1orsen perz
ftanben, Dab ibre nationale @isenart.
obaleid fie teipe 8iirserf oes 2anoes
eetporben fin0, nidt unter9ebt. Orei
oeuti9en 5tdbtegriinoern iinb in
8raiilien Denfmdler errihtet iporoen.
bie als Wabraeiden oeutfher Mitarz
beit an benz sort1dritt Oes 2anoes
gelten tDnnen. Der erite, beHen Wnz
benten in bieler Weiie geebrt tpuroe,
mar Or. Blumenau, Der @riinoer Der
na9 ibm benannten &olonie in Santa
gatbarina; ibm folgt W1aior &0bler,
ser Griinber Der Oiplomatenitaot pe=
tropolis Bel Hio be Saneiro, uno iebt
1T Geroinano' 6alfslb, Der @riinoer
bon Suis be 5ora in Minas @eraes,
bin5ugefommen. Dieie bret Srte 7per=
oanfen beut19em 5leiRe unb beut19er
Musbauer lift Gntfeben, uno oas
Oeutihtbum bat ii9 in ibnen erbal=
ten; am reiniten in Nnmenau, mo
bic Werbdltniiie am giinitiaiten liez
gen. petropolis fotpohl tpie oosuia
be 5ora, TO-. bemerfsn Die W1itz
theilugaen bes Mngemeinen Oeutz
idoen Shul 0ereins oasu, iino
au an1ebnlihen Stdbten berangez
iradfen, in oenen oas oeutlde Gle
ment Bel lii1geniieenbem. Na4idub
aablenmdbig 5uriideeben mubte, OBJ
pobl fein Ginflub, namentlid auf
pirtb1hoftlinen@ebiet, bebeutenb 9ez
blieben lit. 8lumenau ieood, als
Worort elmer eroBen beutfhen &oloz
ME, oeren BebDlferung aus iid ielbff
heraus eine itarfe 0ermebruna aufz
tpeiit, fonnte fein beutihes @eprdse
tpGbrenb elmer r1ehr als balbhunbertz
iGhriaen gnttpidluns betpabren. Der
@taotplaB aletht, tpie fremoe Beiuz
der oft beitdtigt baben, in pielem Dem
zines oeutIhen aonbitGbthens, unb
penn feline 8etppbner audi CUTE braii@
li'he 8iiraer aeiporben iinb, 10 balten
| iie ooh feit an beutlder Dirt uno Site
uno pfleaen Die beutfde 5prahe in
Sdulen, Bereinen unb beionoers in
her 6amilte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-21
9ernttlH1teb.

@on ber eeiammten Spielnaarenz
probuftion Oeutfdlanos in 1907 i'm
Merte bon $25, 100000 tpurben fir
$19,OOO,OO0 erportirt. Dapon gins
iiber Die 0dlfte na4 Gnglano uno
ben Wereinigten Staaten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-21

Die Gegieruns bes braiilianif9en
aaffeeitdates Sao palo bat ii4 gu Der
GrtlGrung peranlabt seleben, bab iie
Die in ibrem 8eiibe befinbliden Sat
feebprrdtbe (ca. 100000 Sud) nur
su Dem Minimalprei1e BON so fr.
($1O) pro Sad gu perfaufen beab'
iihtige.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-21

Ser 4. Snternationale Matbemuz
tifer aonsreB, Der iiingft in
Rom taste, befabte fid audi NIT Der
2beorie bes g1orolibts. profeNor
5tormer =Gbriitiania mics na4, bab
bas Noroliat bon elettriimen Eeile
1en herriibrt, Sic bon BEN Sonnen>
fleden ausseben unb unter Der Wirs
fung oes Gromasnetismus in Die
Gr6otmofpbGre selangen. Der Ron<
sreb be}hlpb, ben 5. aongreb in gamz
bridge i'm Sabre 1912 abaubalten.
Sir ben fediten &onsreB 1T @4ipes
ben auserfeben.
Der Grfte eSSnternutirnole Rongreb
gegen Nabrungsmittelf in
Sent pirb i'm @eptember b. 5. 5ufumz
mentreten. Der Musgansspuntt fit
bic enbli6e 0eripirtliduns beg be-
fonberen RongreFes 5ur Torberunc
biefsr Mnfea6en mar bic Weltaefellz
Ichdft bom &otben areu3 in@enf. bte
auf bem porigen Rongreb fir 9pz
giene unb Denlpgrapbie ii Berlin ben
gldn nit Gnersie auf BE 5agesorbs
tflnng iebte unb aur grlebtgnns brah<
te. 1eionbers tperthbolI If Der Bez
fnIub. gleidaeitig NIT benz Rongreb
/ eint grobe Musftellung fir unper<
f1IfHts Gr5eugnife bor3ufiibren ,lnb
bei biefer @elesenbeit aud etnen rgo<
| beI alimentarius1 3u fhaffen. Der IN
(ithem eifl3igen Sail bic Definition fiir
| ben oIs unberfdliAt 81 be5tinntnDcn
3nfdnb ber Yrobufte tntbntten foll.
gu bieiem 3psd folI Gin btIonbertr
luSj 15lib bon gbeniierif 5obrifon,
tetI uab s5nriiten gendbIt iptrben. nm
@efinitionsn feit3nfsbsn. v
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-21

Gsfar 5raus Der esfrer oes 6anoe Depaez
ments 1T Ser n Dob MnarGfen lem ausaeipHen
ben tn I'm bic anordi in bsIsm aano d ni sit aus.sn
den uno Der gunoutoridn nfOIae Der neiung bss @retdrs
@trons fnO bic Dportanen unerruner glemn bebuenb s
fpad)en
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-05-08

body supposed to be hers is really that
of another woman. The basis for this
belief is that the head of the body
supposed to be Mrs, Guinness is miss
ing. Many believe that Mrs. Guinness
is now on her way to Norway.
The basement and walls OF the
burned Guinness home were examined
today. Sheriff Smulzer will probably
tear these down to hunt for further
bodies. An autopsy on the bodies of
the two men, one girl and two chill
dren unearthed yesterday from three
soft spots" on the farm, was held at
midnight. All had been murdered.
These bodies that were not dismem-
bered were found to have small holes
in the skull.
The sheriff notified the Chicago po-
lice to be on the lookout for gang
in the city believed to be in the
wholesale murder business for the
purpose of collecting insurance.
The gang is believed to have dis
posed of part of the bodies in Laporte
On Saturday, April %, two days be-
fore her nome was burned. Mrs. Cum
ness received by express from Chicago
four large trunks. Sheriff Smulzer is
confident, however, that they contain
ed bodies of murdered people shipped
here from Chicago.
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HORRORS
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Guinness woman played the game Of
cupid with murderous success by a
use of the mails. Shortly after the
death of Philip Guinness, her second
husband, in 1903. Mrs. Guinness began
getting mail at the rate of four to ten
letters day. These came from every
where In answer to an advertisement
she had inserted "a a Chicago matri-
monial publication.
Prosecutor Smith adheres to his be-
lief that Ray Lamphere, the local ad-
mirer of Mrs. Guinness, knows all
about the Widows murderous career,
Smith will attempt to indlet him on
five counts. one for murder in each
of the cases of Mrs. Guinness and her
three children and one for arson.
Prosecutor Smith is sure he can
prove by eireBmstantial evidence that
LamDaere set ire TO the Guinness
house In order to seal the lips OF
the widow forever.
The belief 10 growing that Mrs.
Guinness was not burned te death IA
the fre at her hoines but that the