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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-11
Auto Gossip of Interest
By HARRY WARD.

OF the Apperson Jack Rabbit" IS
practically out of danger. During
the recent Riverhead race on Long
going seventy miles an hour. and
was completely wrecked Lyttle
and HIS mechanic were thrown out, ana
the former was supposed 10 have been
fatally injured. but he has steadily I'M
proved and will soon be able TO leave
the hospital.
The smoker to be given Saturday
night by the Automobile Club of WASH
ingtOn. 10 mark the opening Of the
fan festivities Of the club. promises
to be a very interesting event. A lot
Of good talent has been secured, and
the fun should wax fast and furious
throughout the evening. T. 3. Spence.
chairman of the house committee, has
charge Of the affair.
The Carter Motor Car Corporation re-
ports the sale of Washington cars to
Peter Fersinger and Peyton w. Calfee,
Of this city, and John Bloecher, Of Bal
timore.
II Is expected that more than thirty
FIVE cars will be entered In the Wander
hilt Cup race TO be run on Long Island
on October 20. Among the manufac-
turers who have indicated their inten-
event are TIE Chalmers-Detroit Motor
Company, who will have four cars IN
the lineup; three cars will be entered
bv the MaXwell-BriscOe Company. two
each from the National Simplex. Mar
mon. Buick. StoddardD Dayton, Knox
and Rainier companies. In addition, the
Renault. Moon. Fiat, Isotta, Apperson'
Columbia. Allen-Kingston, Alec, Mer-
cedes, Sharp Arrow, Cameron, and
Matheson will be represented by one or
more cars.
The practice Of using the automobile
as a conveyance for travelling men is
growing. A case I'm point is that of
Franklin touring car, in which n. X
Smith. travelling representative OF an
Atlanta shoe house, recently made a
trip from Atlanta TO Richmond and back
again, covering 1,200 miles. Mr.. Smith
transacted business all along the way
and MADE very good time.
Developments Of the past few days
and attendant possibilities Of the near
future indicate that the recent Selden
patent decision will bring about star
Ting changes in the automobile indus
try. Following the decision of Judge
HOugh sustaining the Selden patent
came the information that the Associa-
ton Of Licensed Automobile Manufac-
turers. holder of this patent, would
take a broad view OF the situation and
not attempt anything which might
prove detrimental 10 the industry as
whole. 1t IS understood that the fol-
lowing companies have decided TO quail
ify for membership in the Association
Of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers
Maxwell Briscoe Motor Company, REQ
Motor Car Company, Premier Motor
Manufacturing Company, Mitchell Mo
tor Car Company. Dayton Motor Car
Company, Regal Motor Car Company
and the Jackson Automobile Company.
Charles Z. Miller & Bro. local agents
for the Ford. received word last week
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BREATHITT COUNTY
HAS ANOTHER FEUD
Shooting Of Republican Nominee
for Judge Starts
Trouble.

LEXINGTON. KY, Oct. i1.-Another
family feud may result n Breathitt
county as the result OF the recent shoot
ing OF J. g. Hurst. Republican nominee
for county judge, who has now repudi-
ated the statement Of his brother that
the shooting was accidental.
Today J. g. Hurst said the shot was
fred through a window while he was
building FIRE IN a stove. From this II
tG believed he IS not aware his brother
has confessed 20 the shooting. Immedi-
ately after the affair his brother. Han
nibai Hurst, posted notices throughout
the county saying that he had accident
ally shot ]. @. Hurst.
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NOVEL BEING USED
AGAINST ITS AUTHOR
HartselIs Book on Burdick Mys-
tery Now in Political
Campaign.

BUFFALO, Oct u.-ATbert A. Hart
sells book. Alicia" written around
the Burdick murder mystery, is being
made use Of by his opponents against
HartseIFs candidacy for long term
as judge OF the new city court of Buff
falo.
Hartsell was counsel for Mrs. Bur
dick. and wrote the novel after the
case dropped The story thinly wells
the tragedy Of the murder of Burdick
in his home.
Alicia, the heroine, Is Mrs. Bur
dick Mr.. Blake. her husband, and
the Pendleton OF the story is Pen
nell. who, with his wife. went to death
over the JameTthal cliff.
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WOMAN OFFICER

DULUTH, MINI, Oct. I1.-Arss lean
PORTER, assistant State Labor inspec-
tor now wears 4 star as a special DO
hceman of Duluth. Much OF her work
is In connection with child labor law
enforcement, and she needs the au-
thority of the policeman's star to en-
force her demands
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worse. After using several dollars worth
of this salve l tried several other rem
edies but to no avail. The neighbors
advised using sulphur and lard but it
was all fruitless.
A few months afterwards I saw an
advertisement in a newspaper of the
Cuticura Remedies l at once sent OF
for some Cuticura Soap, Cuheura Oinl-
ment and CuticuTa Resolvent Pills, but
thinking they would be no better than
prise after the first order was used the
scales disappeared and the itching
ceased and after using another Orcer OF
the CuticuFa Remedies / was completely
cured, after suffering for nearly two
years. / shall be glad TO write to any
one who may be interested in my cure.
Carl Haldeman, Marshall, Wis, October
rs, 1908"
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YOUNGEST COLLEGE-MAN.

BOSTON, Mass, Oct. 1l.-when he
takes up his duties as a Harvard stu
dent tomorrow, William J. Sidis, an
eleven-year-old Brookline boy, will be
the youngest student in the university.
and the youngest college man In the
United States.
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Skin
Purity

beauties the skin, scalp, hair and bands,
but prevents clogging Of the pores, the
common cause Of pimples. blackhsads,
Inflammation, irritation, redness and
rogghness, and other Unwholesome con-
ditions. Guaranteed absolutely pure.
cusioura Soap (25c,). Cutfcura Ointment (50e.l
and CutieITR EeSolvent (boc-). cor IN the FORM q
Chocolate Coated Pills 25c. per vial OF bOi are SOLD
thro1lahout the world Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Sofa Props las Columbus Ave. Boston. Mass
za-3z-pase Cuttruxs Book. msiled Eee al author
itv on fhe Treatment and cure OF skin Affections
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bcraLCheQ Them untiI
the blood would flow as
from a wound. The
itching would be more
severe towards evening
and at bed time. /
went to one Of the best
doctors in my vicinity
who gave me a pre-
scgiption. This would
stop the itching for q
day or so but after
wards IL would be still
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ITCHING SCALY
PIMPLY HUMOR
On Both His Legs Scratched Until
ltBIed-Lasted Nearly Two Years
in Spite of Doctors Prescription
and NeighbOrs' Advice.
EASY, ECONOMICAL CURE
BY 2 SETS OF CUTICURA

Three years ago small pimples ap-
peared on both Of my lower limbs. [
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EMERSON INSTIrUTE

1l41 St y. ~.
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
Established 1852 SEVENTY students nov IN
college work College preparatory a special
". Also Annapolis. West Point Revenue
Cutter. SPECIAL COURSE for Patent OF
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WLNSLOW h RANDOLPH. Principal.
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cAPUCHIN LEAVES CHURCH.

BONE, Oct. IL-Father Auracher, a
well-known Cspuchin preacher. who re-
turned here recently from the United
States, has left the church owing &c
divergence Of belief with his Esiperiors.
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BriStOI
RALL-NoYEs scRooI-Day 3 Nig6T.

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Full graded and High School courses Ger
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Catalogues. Interviews arEsnged by tels-
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Why Q
Is ID !

The manufacturer who uses Benzoate of Soda in
food products is obliged TO state it's presence on the
label of every package.
Why does he print that notice IN small type as
possible?
Ist because the majority of the medical profession
declare Benzoate of Soda harmful to health2
Is it because many manufacturers say Benzoate of
Soda is unnecessarily
Or is because he hopes the public aUH see it?
The label every package of Heinz 81 varieties,
Tomato Xetchup, Preserves Sweet Pickles, Mince
Meat, etc. shows be free from Benzoate of Soda
drugs other artificial preservatves You no risk
ofimpairng your health when you buy of "The ST.
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The constant use of
Cuticura Soap, assisted
when necessary by Cuti-
cura Ointment, not only
DresR-vee rYfsrff7es and
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1906 Florida Avenue n, w.
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Charles z. Miller & Bro. local agents
or the Ford. received word last week
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-02
0GlC|6l eIbf0p0 d. i6jVeleS

81 Comite Executive de la Association
Gle jovenes cristianos ha circuado invi
tacl6n la campafa del edifcio. que Sc
lniciara COD I'm banquete en- ell "Hotet
Inglaterra" eI da de Diciembre v
que presidira ell gobernador George r.
Cotton.
Ell TRACE de etiqueta no es necesar;o
y podran asistir todas las personals que
reciban la invitaci6n.
La aceptaci6n de esaa debe ser en-
vlada a don Francisco del Valle antes
del 2 de Diciembre.
En- una noticia en- ingles que nos en-
via Ell Secretario, dicese que la cam1,a-
ma del edtfcio. empezara pronto. segiiu
que sea evidente ell interes de los que
a la Association pertenezcan de ESQ de-
pendera que la Association tenga en- San
Juan un elegante edificio.
Ell director del BOLETTN MER-
CANTIL ha recibido una especial invi-
taclon que agradece, y nuestro peri6di-
co estara representad0 en- ell banouete
por nuestro redactor don Elpidio de
Mier.
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Que hace Ia Sandal?

Hay en- Puerta de TERRA una nume
rosa barriada, entire la via ferrea y ell
mar, que esta padeciendo las conse-
cuencias infecciosas de la apat1a e i'm
perdonable indolencia de la Compafla
del ferrocarril
A todo 10 largo de la via, y en- la par
te superior, existe una zanja que por
numerosos desagues, lanza hacia la ba-
rriada las aguas Ell putrefaccion de la
zanja, y las inmundicias que desde mas
elevada superfcie habitada, a ella van
a parar.
Estuvimos yer la zanja el domingo,
y parte de estar ALI estancadas in
mundicias en- putrefaccion y aguas CO.
rrompidas. nos pudimos convencer de
que obligando la CompaIia del Fe-
rrocarril fabricar un ancho tubo en-
ell paso a nivel de la calle de Pelayo,
Y ell cierre de los pequeiios desagues
que vierten ala barriada situada Ell los
terrenos del senior .Gestera, podrla sa-
nearse aquella permanente cloaca, lla-
mada zanja, y por ell natural Deceive
del terreno, en- vez de inundar los CORA
les y patios de la barriada, irian las
aguas a parar al mar, cerca del sitio
conocido por la Isleta, con un gastO tan
insignificante
Hacienda la Compaflia Ell tubo de la
calle de Pelayo, y limpiando la zanja,
correrian las aguas en- franco Deceive
al mar, y los numerosos habitantes de
La barriada no sufririan los antihigieni-
cos perjuicios que de la zanja siempre
sucia tienen que soportar.
Varios vecinos de aquella barriada
nos exhibieron las copias de dos solici-
tudes que, con feeha de Agosto pasa-
do Sc elevaron, una al Superintendent
te de Sandal. y otra al jefe de SAM
dad Municipal, quejandose de los gra-
YES perjuicios que hemos enumerado, y
ellOs nos asegurarOn que, no solo no Sc
ha tratadO de eVltar tan lamentable To-
co de infection. sino que nj uno nj otro
funcionario han tenido la atenci0n de
contestar la solcitud frmada por I'm
considerable n6mero de vecinos de di-
cho barrio de Puerta de TERRA.
SEn que piensa la Sandal?
jEs que no Sc atreven a imponer el
cumplimiento de los deberes 4 la "po-
derosa'' compania del ferrocarril, 8 a
quien corresponds?
5Es que NADIA importa a la Sanidad
Ell peligro de infection en- que Sc hallan
aquellos numerOsos vecinos?
5Es que NADIA signifean sus vidas?
Insistiremos.
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heraldos de la autentica civilization del
Cristianismo, sobre los revueltos escom-
bros de la desaparicion del corrompido
Paganisms, por ellos proclamado.
Hasta las fechas citadas, no habian
aparecido las comunidades que tanto
empeho tienen en- denigrar quienes odian
al Cristianismo porque no le conocen.
Sabemos que van a decir que todo ESQ
NADIA signifca en- la creaci6n material del
progrcso humane.
Veremos maiiana, Ia directa interven-
ci6n que en- el progreso material en- el
lecitimo desa~rolJo de las ,Ciencias las
Artes, han tenido los cristianos y ell Girls
tianismo. =
ELP1D1o DE h1ER.
San Juan, P. r. 1909.
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MIGUEL TARGA.
Information De Sandal

Ell inspector de Sanidad sefior Andi-
no, participa haber visitado en- la mana
ma del dia 30 de Noviembre ppdo. los
puestos de leche propiedad de los seho-
res siguientes: Ramon Vidal y Rufna
Boloiiez en- ell barrio de la Marina; Ri
cardo Ortiz Hermenegildo Perales, Ru-
fino Baleriano, y Cecilia Esparza en- San
Juan, habiendo obtenido densidades del
26 y medic al 81. Sc tom6 muestra de la
leche cuya densidad de 26 y medic la
hace sispechosa de estar adulterada, v
ha sido entregada al Laboratorio para
su analisis.
Ell inspector de alimentos de San
Juan, informa que cumplimentando Or
denes del senior Director INFERNO del
departamento ha tornado nuevas mues-
tras de harina en- union del quimico del
laboratorio.
Lila Sanjurjo de Jimenez, de San
Juan, solicita permiso para exhumar los
restos de Jose j. Sanjurjo Saint Lau-
rent.
FL Official de Sanidad de San Juan,
solicita authorization para exhumar en- el
cementerio de esta ciudad % restos,
acompahando la Recommendation necesa-
ria.
Don Francisco Acuna Aybar, partici-
pa haber empezado hacer uso de los q
dfas de licencia que le fueron concedi-
dos.
Ell director INFERNO del departamento,
endosa pianos para instalaciones de plo-
meria en- Ia Escuela de Carload de Nj
nos. para ser inspeccionados por ell ms
pector plomero de este departamento.
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Julio Rojo

Ha regresado en- ell Catalina des-
pues de una temporada en- Asturias.
Nuestro joven amigo viene bien de
salud, completamente restablecido, 10
que celebramos mucho.
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Benefcencia J CORRECTION
NOTICIAS VARIAS

Ha sido admitido en- ell Asilo de Gle
gos de Ponce ell individuo Francisco
Tirado, procedente de Mayaguez
Ell Alcalde de Yauco solicita Ell in
greso en- ell Asilo de Ciegos de la pa
ciente Monserrate Rodriguez.
Han ingresadO en- ell Asilo dc Ciegos
de Ponce Mauricio Perez, de Naguabo
Juan Llovet Rios, de Mayaguez.
Ha sido dada de baja en- Ell asilo de
Ciegos la paciente Aida Zambrana, de
Yauco.
Francisco Soto, que Sc encuentra re-
cluida en- la colonia de leprosos, supli-
ca al senior Director Auxiliar encarga-
do de las Instituciones de Carload, in
dague Ell paradero de su hijo Jose Rios
Soto, de 19 amos de edad.
Ha presentado la renuncia de SUI car
60 de sirvienta de la Escuela de Carl
dad de Nihas, Cruz Colon, para tener
efecto ell 10 de Noviembre.
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Numero $50

Ell inspector de Sanidad se1or Ronda
participa haber visitado en- la mailana It.
anteay er 80 EN- ell barrio de Santurca.
los pucstos de leche propiedad de Juan
Fiol, Pedro Molina y NJ Musanden, ha-
blend0&e obtenido densidades del % al
81. Tanbien informa reconoci6 3 jarro-
nes dc leche propiedad de don Grego-
rio Rodriguez, que tambien dieron DEN
sidad del 20 al 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-02

Llego un momento hist6rico en- que
la fecundlsima grandeza del Cristianis-
mo llenaba los lugares todos que lie ce-
diera la cultura pagana, por el dignifi-
cada, y necesit6 llevar su vitalidad re-
generadora hasta los mas apartados pue-
bios donde la barbarie no permiti6 jamas
que penetrara la tain cacareada cultura
pagana del grande imperio.
Y los fefes seguidores del Cristianis-
mo esparcieronse por todos los climas y
difundieron por doquiera la vigorosa
saba de la doctrina cristiana, impulsada
por L. grseia del cielo.
Y un cristiano, Cesareo de Aries, ini-
clio una era de civilization autentica, el
afIo 270, en- las mas apatadas selvas no
holladas de Francia Inglaterra,y evan
geliz6 a Milan.
Dos cristianos, Guillermo de Troyes y
German de Anguerre, en- 44S de la era,
prosiguen civilian los mismos palses,
al tenor de las casi apagadas huellas del
her6ico Aries.
Despues de la muerte de Atila, el cru
ditto Leverien neva 4 traves de Austria
y Baviera la idea cristiana la civiliza-
ci6n verdadera.
Otro ilustre cristiano, Alexandra, lla-
mado el grande, instruye y alienta la
consternada Europa, ante la general con-
vulsi6n de la espantosa guerra de los
lombardos
Constituidas en- nacionalidades indie
pendientes los pueblos invadidos por Ia
barbarie, despues de Ia caida del impe-
rio, el laborioso cristiano Ulfila inventa
un alfabeto para los godos, y en- su mis-
mo idioma les predica ell Evangelio cris-
tiano.
Ell sapientisimo creyente Teodoro de
Galicia, I1eva al Norte de Europa La cien-
cia y Ia ammonia de los griegos, y Ell hui
mi1de y cristiano venerable Beda, Illus
ira despues aqueIla ciencia, y ambos ci-
william Ia Gran Bretana, mediados del
siglo VII.
En- los amos 1872 y $50 los celebres cris-
tianos Patricio Y Colombano llevan a la
barbara Irlanda la civilization cristia-
ma.
Ell popular cristiano Gall, fue en- cl
siglo vi ell genio civilizador de Suiza.
San Bonifacio Hev6 4 Alemania la fe-
curdisima idea cristiana, q mediados del
siglo VIII.
FL humildisimo y piadoso Auschar,
conocido ell la historic con ell glorioso
nombre de Ap6stol del Norte, llev6 Ell
Evangelio de Ia civilization 4 traves de
varias naciones, mediados del Siglo
TX.
Podriamos aumentar la aista que segu-
ramente ignoran los namados Ibrepe,t-
sadOres, pero no hace falta. Los nombres
apuntados significan Ia existencia de los
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San Juan Puerto-Rco Tueves de Dciembre de 1909
POT los leTid0S de AG|0Q

Subscription alberta por Ell Casino Es-
paiol de San Juan para socorrer a los
heridos de AIelilla familias de los re-
servistas.
Recibido de Yabucoa por los seilores
Mendez Hermanos Co.:
Pedro Salinas, s 5000
Jose Borrego, 500
Jacnto Gomez, 300
Manuel Mendez. 300
Jose NJ Mendez 200
Jose Fresno, 300
Daniel Vazquez, 200
Ignacio de Ugalde, 200
Felipe de Arenas 200
Agapito Virador, 200
Rafael Martinez. 200
Segundo Gonzalez Prida, 200
joaquin Passapera, 200
Gumersindo Pedreira, 100
Felipe Cajeau, 100
Victor Machargo. 100
Adolfo Machargo. 100
Ramon 1barra, 100
Pedro Aramburo, 100
Emilio Perez, 100
Jose Martinez. 100
Ramon Lodos. O,5O
Joaquin Mendez, O,5O
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Don Eusebio Iturrino de Manati soil
clta autorlzacion para abrir un pante6n
con objeto de inhumar una hia, falle-
cida ell dia anterior.
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sQue era ell PaganiSmo en- ell momento
de la victoria del Cristianisno? Que hi
20 este?

Patrlclado romano, esclavo del corrom-
pido Paganismo.
la intrinseca vitalidad del oscuro
Crlstlanismo, aparece Ell un momento
dlfundlendose por los pueblos paganos
Y transformandolos.
Y tras los dias de tribulaci6n y an
gustia del Cristianismo, vemos a Jesu-
cristo y al Pontifcado apost6lico, fiotar
sobre ell horripilante hervidero de las
hordas germanicas, sobre el naufragio
colossal del Occidente, sobre la formida-
bic caida del imperio latino y del pueblo
romano, traves de los salvages san
guinarios batallones del Azote de Dios,
llamado Atila, y del invencible Odea-
Gro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-02

FL inspector veterinario de San Juan,
mforma que reconocido ell caballo pro-
pledad de Domingo Perez, ha dado reac
clon sospechosa a la inyecci6n de la ma
lena, quedara cuarentenado hasta nue.
va prueba
Ell Official de Sanidad de Mayaguez,
lnforma tener en- observation caballos
sospechosos de padecer muermo. Sc ha
ordenado al inspector veterinario de dis
trito Sur pase aquella ciudad a reco-
nocerlos
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-03-13

THE END

Nashville, Tenn. March 13.-Jndge
Hart announced today that he could
not complete his charge to the jury
in the Cooper-Sharpe trial before Mon
day afternoon. This delay is due to
the failure of the attorneys Of both
'des to sibmit instructions. Conse-
quently there will be no verdict before
Monday night or Tuesday.
Judge Anderson resumed his argu-
ment with promise not to weary the
jury long. He rapidly sketched the
main points in the evidnce and de-
clared the defense had been handi-
capped by the failure of the state to
offer any theory for the killing but
said that one fact could not be con-
troverted, that Carmack drew his re-
volver and fired first, and 1t could not
be disputed Robin Cooper fired only
when he had to.
Attorney General MeCam began
the closing argument as soon as And
erson concluded. Referring TO the
charge that the state lacked a theory.