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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-16
lmportante geYista
"'LA EDUCACION"

Entire las muchas nOtables revistas que
Sc publican en- esta capital LA Educa-
cion' ocupa un puesto distinguido. Su
Director nuestro amigo don Antonio Sa-
rriera Egozcue, va introduciendo en- TO-
dos los nimeros reformas en- su texto,
hasta ell pIlnto de hacer de ''La Educa-
ci6n" un periodico indispensable Ell TO-
tffos ftrs fhUgdres.
Cuenta con un nlmero de colab0radc-
res de nota que imprimen a la menciona
da publication variedad interes.
Eli numero correspondence al u del
corriente es muy notable. Entire los ira
baios de merito que inserta figuran EIn-
huencia beneficiosa de la educaci0n anne
ricana sobre la mujer puertorrlqueiIa
p0r el senior Felipe Janer, catedratlco
de la Escuela Normal Y 'Disquisiciones
Gramaticales del ex-prOfesor don Eni-
liano J. Diaz, obra valiosisima que
debieran conocer todos los alumnoS.
Mucho nos place consignar los trlunfoS
de tan simpatica revista, una de las me-
jores de la Isla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-16
Ramon 7 (9jaI J BelaVentt
NO VAN \ LA ARGENTINA

Es ofic7ai va Ia notcIa lie que eli sselgr
Ramon Cajal Y el senior Benavente han
declinajlo el honor he formar parte de La
Embalada extraordinaria que debe ir q
la Argentina fund5Dalnse amb0s en- mo-
tivos De salna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-16
Imp0rtante ale6ato

Hemos recibido, impresos, ell aIegates
del apelante Y La Transcription del re-
cord en- Ia apelaci6n de nulIdad de insti-
tuci6n de herelero seguida por eI sefar
don Federico Calaf, ante la Corte SD
prema de Puerto Rico
Son los abogados del seIior Calaf, Mr.
c. NJ. Boerna ell eminente letridaa
seIor Alvarez Nava,
Fl alegato que presentan lichos Eetrar-
dos es un documento notabilisi1no r de:
gran extension.
Dagnsss las gracias por los ejemplarea
que Sc nos han enviado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-16
En honor a M. Blair

FL gobernador y SUI hermana, la Sc
nOrita Cotton, sentaron su mesa 4 Mr.
c. l.. Blair y otros amigos, que embar-
caron el microbes para los Estados
Unidos
Fueron comensaleS al suntuoso actO
los caballeros y senoras siguientes
Mrs. Winram, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs.
Hernand Behn, Miss Maria A. PasareII,
Mr.. G. L. Blair, Mr. Alexander, Mr.,
George Post, Mr.. Wren, Mr. Monice,
Mr. Hernand Behn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-16
FL Teatro en- Bayam6n
UNA FUNCION EN-
eel VARIEDADES'

Anoche Sc vic ell alegre teatro de
esta poblaci6n, muy concurrido de pu-
blico a pesar del diluvio que cayo sobre
ell pueblo durante todo ell dia y parte
de la noche.
Sc trataba de un acontecimiento ar
tistico, la sociedad de Bayam6n, no
Sc arredr6 por ell NAL tempo.
Trabajaba en- ''El Variedades," la no
table compania de zarzuela que actua
en- "El municipal de San Juan, y es-
to era mas que suficiente para que ell
p1blico bayamones, que ha visto des-
tilar por su teatro 10 mejor que ha We
nido La isIa, acudiera a ocupar to-
das las lOcalidades.
La companfa que dirigen los nota-
bles artistas Ricardo Guell ell Maestro
Blay, representa- las zarzuelas La vie
jecita'', "La Trajedia de Pierrot' y
Ell metodo Gorritz''.
Ell pdbIico cultisimo de esta progresista
poblaci0n, ha coincidido en- un todo con
ell de San Juan, en- la forma de recon-
pensar la labor artistica de la cOmpanla.
En- ''La viejecita ovacion6 a la Sc
norita Huguet, que estaba como STEM
pre- esplendida de facllltades En- LA
Traiedia de Pierrot, Palmer, ell dis
tinguido baritone, que imprime una
gran realidad y un gran sentimiento al
protagonista de la preciosa zarzuela.
Ell elegaGte artista fue llamado varias
veces a escena.
En- 'El metodo Gorritz", hubo apiau-
sos para todos, pero muy especialmen-
te para ell graciosisimo Guell, ell insu-
perable actor c0mico de avasalladora
gracia natural, que es 10 infalible en- ell
teatro- Guell. ademas, es un maestro,
un gran maestro.
Ell publico pidio la repetici6n del
duo cantado por la senorita Huguet
| y el senor Ballester, ell aplaudidlsimo
tenor comico, pidi0 tambi&n ell IBIS
del numeritO musical de la lecci6n, y
tres veces quiso DIR el terceto de las
elegantes, por la Mas, la Bagues la
Robes, y la pampera, en- que luce sus
habilidades coreografcas la gentilisi-
ma EsperanZa Marin.
Ell Maestro Blay, trajo una exceIente
orquesta.
Ell popular propietario del teatro Sc
nor Oller, fue muy felicitado por la
feliz idea que ha tenido de dar d CO.
nocer al p1blico de Bayam6n, la com
pania empresa Fernandez.
Ell pubhcO quiere que vuelva, y es
probable, 81 sus compromises Sc 10 per-
miten, que la compania de algunas fun
clones durante las festas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-16
-%A(@)&&
Association M6dica de Puerto Rico
B. r. DIX,

En- consideration a que un gran hume
TO de MedicoS asociados ha solicitado de
esta Presidencia la tranfemncia para f.
cha poSterior de la Asamblea de la Asd-
ciaci6n. que habria de cel,nbrarse en- Ia
cirdad de Ponce el dia a del corriente
Abril, pOr coincidir con las conferencIaS
contra la Tuberculosis que han de tener
lugar eSe miSano dia en- los Temples de Ia
Isla Y EN- las que tomaran participation
principalisima los MedicoS de los puebIos
reSpectivos; la Junta Dirctiva que pre-
sido acord0 acceder 4 10 solicitado. te-
niend0 en- clfenta la tranScendental inn
portancia de esa labor altruista, de esa
interesante propaganda contra la llama
da plaza BLANCA. tranSfiriendo la
Asamblea de referencia para la fecha q.
Sc designara 0pOrtunamente.
San Juan p. r. IS Abril 1910.
DR. Etise0 Font y GUli0t
PreSidente de la Association
(Se suplica la reproduction en- los Pc
ri6dicos de la ISla)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-16
Information De TeSoreriIa
DE Rem
TAS INTERNAS
Senores:

Por la presente Sc notifca a ustedes
que a partir de esta fecha, quedan nu-
las sin efecto las circulares hume
ros 80 Y 81 redactadas por esta oficl-
ma. CONTINUANDO VICENTE en- to-
das SUI parties La circular nilmero SO, en-
poder de ustedes
Quedan tambi6n por la presente re
vocadas todas las cOmunicaciones dlrl-
gidas los Colectores por este Centric
autorizando SUI salida al campo en- ges-
tiones de apremio
Ell departament0 espera de tOdos los
Colectores la mayor actividad, para
que. con auxilios de los apremiadores
otra vez en- ell ejercicio de sus funcio-
nes, queden hquidadas con prontitud
las contribuciones en- la isla
Atentamente,
b. r. DIX,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-16
Canine de la cruz

Por el vapor Philadelphia, ha reel
bido e. "CIne Puerto Rico" la maravi-
lIosa pelicula "Camino de la Cruz, que
Sc axhiblr3 muy pronto.
Tambian Sc ha recibdo una buena
coI1.ida De torOs, en- que Sc ven perfecta-
menta en el paleo Real, los Reyes de Es-
Dafia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-16
Sin cablegramas

A La hora de entrar en- preus;l ell 3D.
LETIN, no hemos recibido Ell desnach@
de nuestro corresponsal en- New York
Nos falta, pues, nuestro insuperahlG
seccion de cablegramas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-16
Grco las Tres BaDderas

Anoehe hubo mucho publico EN- eI T1se-
pularisimo cine lie POrtell Garcia
Todas las locaIidades estaban IEenas..
Ell Cometa nj con el aqua Sc ve vacfo-
Las peliculas que formaban el pgwgra,-
ma fnoron ap3audidisimas
Estos continUados 6xitos son lbs que
manhenen por el Cine las tres Banderas.a
el entusiasnio constante del p1blico-
Esta noche hay IN soberbio cartel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-16

cuya vista la isla ha Sido Is aun la
nota De actualidad pal pitante. haya crei-
do g. en- Otros parrafOs Y en- Otras frases
de sus elocuentes discursOs. dejaba sus
mas provechoSaS advertenciaS. slIS indi-
eaciones mejores al pueblo que le brin-
dara tan hosptalaria acogida
Mas Sc equivoca, 81 tad cree, el insigne
poljtico
Lo mejor que nos ha dicho ha sido ESQ
de que fuera de EStados UnidQS no dis
cute lbs procedures de sus gobiernoS
" ESQ 10 decfa Ell una coIona anne
ricanal En- un pals sobre el que ondea
Ia bandera de las eStreuas, en- una isIa
en- que ejerce sOberania incontrastable
Ia formidable rep1blica de Norteamerica
No quiere, sin duda, Mr. Bryan que de
sus ataqueS a la administration de su
gran pals Sc aprovechen los extra1os.
Y ha sido en- la sIicida rivahdad de los
que mira como extranos, (mientras ha-
bla en- Puerto Rico Mr. Bryan.) que Sc
ha fortalecido ell poder dominante EN- Ia
colonia hasta ser, como eS ahOra f0rmi-
dable, incontrastable acas0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-16

Asst. Treasurer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-16

Al ell fuego de aver tarde, en- la Cor
te de DistritO. concurri0 un piquete de
soldadOs al mando del teniente senor
PARA Cap6, los cuales ayudaron ex-
tinguir ell incendio.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-16

A peculiar case illustrative Of the
fen power Of superstition Is reported
from Oodnababba, Australia The
death occurred a short time ago Of an
aborigipe, Navy Tom, black oi
fine phsSiqus, whose portrait appears
Oh the cover Of Mr.. Foster Fraser's
work. Quaint Subjects OF the King
This native was comparatively intelli
gent and civilized. having been in the
employment Of whites for many years,
and physically he was about the finest
type In the northwest, yet he died be.
Gauss another black, an enemy, pointed
bone at him. No amount OF reason
ing or ridicule on the part OF the
whites could save him. Once a black
has been ''boned, he simply wastes
away, neither eats nor sleeps proper
", and the end soon comes. Abort
gines are fatalists. and Navy Tom"
was no exception.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-16
NO TELEGRAPH
MERGER

New York. Feb. 16.--Just to please
the public. as II were. the Mackay com.
panies are going TO sell their holdings
in the American Telephone and Tele-
graph Company, which in turn con-
trolls the Western Union. With this
announcement disappears the talked Of
billion dollar" merger, and the Postal
Telegraph and Cable Company, II the
promise be carried out, becomes a
more keen competitor or the Western
Union.
When several years ago the Ameri
can Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany bought George Gould's stock in
the Western Union. carrying practical
control. 1t was pointed out that the
Mackay companies held approximately
$1,000 shares Of the formers stock
This was interpreted By many as d
tacit merger Of the three companies,
which would mean death to conlpetI-
tion.
statement issued in New York by
G. G. Adams. vice president Of the
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
says
The Mackay companies will sell
their entire holdings Of stock in the
American Telephone and telegraph
Company. that step being IA Difference
to public opinion, which Views with
suspicion this large holding Of stock
in a company which has recently pur'
chased the control Of the Western
Union Telegraph company
Moreover, that stock was ACQUIRED
by the Macitag companies with view
to bringing about economies N the con-
struclion and maintenance Of Joint
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-16
DrrnY PAUnn, PENNls srSsAToNAn RUN

Billy PAULL, PENNps SENS ATIONAL RUN
AER.
[Paull, Pennsylvania crack runner. who
established d new intercollegiate record
Tor the mile last year, is expected TO
compete in the relay races to be held on
Franklin leld April S0.J
The second viii be a four mile event,
each man to run a mile. The third
contest will ba two mile affair, each
man to run half mile. The Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania will be found rep
resented in all three and it is ex-
pected that Harvard, Yale, Princeton,
Cornell Columbia, Chicago, Wisconsin,
Michigan and several other big uni
versities viii enter in the coming races.
Last year this meet reached tho high
water mark, With over sixty colleges
present and close to 173 schools, the
entire country, with the exception OF
the Pacific coast slope, being repre-
sented in both the scholastic and coli
iege events. An even better record is
expected this year.
The management has sent out the in
vitations to the colleges, and many ac-
ceptances have been received. Some
changes have been made in the college
groupings. but in the main they. are
the same rs in former years They are
not hard and fast but may he changed
upon well founded protest.
III addition to the championship and
group races among the colleges there
win be the one mile freshman cham
plonship and the special events open
only 10 college men, graduate or un-
dergraduate. These are as follows:
One hundred yard dash. 100 yard hur-
die, high jump. broad jump. shot put.
hammer throw, discus throw and pole
vault. Gold watches will be given in
these events. 1t is expected that close
to 200 teams will compete.
A silk banner win be given TO the
winning team ~ each relay as col
lege trophy, and 10 each member Of
the winning team a gold watch. Each
az the members OF the team that I'm
ishes second win ger silver cup.
Cups viii Ne gfcen as third prizes. Sec
ond prizes win be given only when
four teams cnntcst and third prizes
when SIX teams contest
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-16

Days Chosen Five Years Ahead For
Pouohkeepsie Events.

FouohkeePsie Events.
The stewards Of lie Intercollegiate
Rowing association have announced
the dates for tbe Intercollegiate regal.
tas at Poughkeepsie for the five years
succeeding 1910. The days have been
figured out on ode basis. so that on
each race day the varsity eight cared
contest viii be started at approximate
ly the lowest point Of the ebb tide.
This will not be the case this year,
however, as the lowest ebb tide does
not occur on. the day selected until 8
O'Clock in the evening.
Two of the race days, not including
this years date, in the list given out
by the stewards fan on Saturdays,
Monday, Tuesday and Friday being
the other days. The list, including the
coming season. is rs follows: 1910, Sat
urday, june .25; 1911, Tuesday. JUNE
%: 1912 Saturday, June 20; 1913. Sat
urday, June q; 1914, Friday, June &c;
1915, Monday June 2S.
10 the invitations that have been
sent out to Syracuse, Wisconsin and
Georgetown no responses have yet
been received, although it is pretty GER
tain that all three will send crews to
the regatta next June.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-16
aTHE COLLEGE WIDOW

One Of the most interesting events
Of the season, the presentation Of Geo.
AIDES famous comedy. THE College
Widow. win take place next Friday
ana Saturday nights ii is very
clever production and the parts are
well filled by prominent local people.
The rehearsals are progressing very
nicely ard everything gives promise
Of an exceptionally fine entertain
menI
Besides the comedy, there will be
some fine specialties in the way Of
choruses and drills in pretty cos
tunes. Tie play viii be presented at
the New Star Theater under the ans.
pices Of the Sans souci Club for he
benefit Of the Industrial Institute and
college The seat sale will be at
Owsley's ioWelry store
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-16

pole lines over long stretches of coul
try. where the business was not suf-
ficient to justify either company's con
structing an independent pole line by
itself.
MANY such arrangements were
made, each company constructing one
half Of the pole line, but having moth
ing TO do with the business Of the
other company Since, however The
American Telephone and Telegraph
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-16
KEEP AN EYE ON BARNETT.
New York Sehooboy Ice Skater Has
Making of Champion.

If Larry Barnett, the crack school
boy ice skater Of New York. keeps on
improving there is little doubt that
he viii make All the fast knights Of
the steel blade in this country look TO
their laurels should he decide to COM
pete in the big amateur events next
season. Lastggear he outdistanced all
his schoolboy rivals in Greater New
York and established several new rec
ords, This year he has been dupIicat-
ing his performances Of last season.
Recently he won the half mile senior
handicap from scratch in the record
time OF ! minute SO seconds. The
previous record was made by him in
1907, when he won the final Of the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-16
COLLEGE GIRLS

Bertha Tyson, Rosa Chastain, Cora Jinks
Edna Powell, Luella Chulbs, Florence Nc
Clure, Ruth Aiken, Marian Engiss
Josephine Barclay, Anna Hill.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-16
Admission Is, SO, Is Cents
Seat Sale al Owsey's Jewehy Store Thursday Morning

Company has acquired control Of the
Western Union Telegraph companT.
the time has come for the Mackay com.
panles TO soil their holdings OF stock
in the American Telephone and Tele-
graph Company and that VIII be done.
The Postal Telegraph system viii
continue to be free and Independent.
prepared to maintain the competition
which {, has furnished for twenty-five
years
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-16
SPORTS in BRIEF

George Bonhag, the crack sprinter
Is a vegetarian.
Readville viii hsVe $4,000 trotting
and $4,000 pacing handicaps this sea
son.
Georgetown university may send a
crow TO Poughkeepsie, n g., this sum
mer.
Jim Jeifrles Is expected 10 realize
nearly $4,000 out Of his theatrical
tour.
Half mile tracks for light harness
races win be built in the inside Of
Belmont and Point Breeze tracks In
Philadelphia.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-16

Wisconsin university Is the latest to
cnaie out III favor of sockcr football
Charles Mccarthy. assistant coach Of
ihe regular eleven. hopes 70 have q
BADGER team ia the field next fall. He
has studied the game il the east and
IS MUCH impressed with it. He Is
anxious 10 get the game in fun swing
ia The west ia order to build up a
western intercollegiate league.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-16

oHir WHEN a SLOW
COUNTS JOHNSON.

sHow will fight Jeff2 Wen,
that depends, says Jack john
son. q don't believe man is
wise in sailing Ia and taking =
chance Of breaking his hands in
the FIRST round or getting IN
front OK knockout wallop. Hit
when Il counta-tiat's my idea.
! am not going 70 imn away from
Jeffries, bnt 1 DO not helieve IN
taking foolish chances on any
thing, and | viii not fight any
more reckIessly against Jeffries
than have fought in the battles
that have brought me to the
top"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-16

Tom Pearson, Captain Foot Ball Team
Will Norwell.
Daniel Tibbetts, Town Marshall---Ber-
nard Baird.
Jane Witherspoon; College Widow---Ro-
berta Sheets.
Bessie Turner, The Athletic Girl---Mary
Agnes O'Nei
Mrs Primsey Dalzelle a Professional
Chaperon---B Latting.
Flora Wigging, Prominent Waitress
Mary Lee Emerson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-16

Kid Elberfeid was bought on the in
stallment plan by Manager Jimmy Me-
AIeer Of the Washington Americans,
s., 500 down and as much more July
j il the scrappy veteran makes good
and behaves himself.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-16
PENN'S BIG
+. RELAY CARNIVAL
Entire Country TO Be Represent
ed at Coming Meeting.


Athletas From Over Two Hundred
Universities and Schools to De Guests
Of Pennsylvania Men on Franklin
Field April 30.
The Athletic Association OF the Unit
yerslty OF Pennsylvania VIII give IFS
sixteenth annual intercollegiate and I'M
terscholastic relay race meeting on
Franklin field, Apri 80 open TO al the
colleges OF the United States and Can
ada. There win be three races to de-
termine the college championship or
America, and they will be open to any
college or university that desires TO en-
Ter. One race will be for a mile, each
man TO run quarter Of the distance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-16

LARRY BARNETT NEW YoRK's CRACK ICE
SKATER.
high school boys championship Of
New York series in / minute So As
seconds.
The recent feat was the more re-
markable because the ice was in poor
shape, and he was handicapped by a
large field that made il necessary to
use the best OF Judgment in working
his way to the front. lie judged his
race 50 closely that It was only on the
last lap Of the eight that he overlook
and passed the leaders and won cas-.
lily.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-16
SIC, For crane American Shoot.

Dates For Grand American Shoot. &.
The Grand American handicap shoot
win be held under the auspices Of the
Interstate Shooting association in Chi
cegO on June q. %, % and a, accord
ing to announcement recently made In
PttSburg, -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-02-16
"The College Widow
PRESENTED BY LOCAL TALENT THE NEW STAR THEATRE
Friday and Saturday Nights


Under Auspices of Sans Souci Club Benefit Scholarship
Fund /. !. & G.
Drector--Mrs Carolyn Staley
SYNOPSIS OF Play
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-31
ACTRESS LOSES HER DOG;
SUES EXPRESS COMPANY
Dallas Tyler Charges That AMI
NAL in Transit Died from
Criminal Neglect

SALT LAKE, Dec. 3O.-Dallas Tyler,
leading woman with The Travelling
Salesman" company which is playing
an engagement this week at the Salt
Lake theater, has entered suit against
q local express company to recover
damages for the death Of a Boston bun
PUP, which she alleges died from crln>
inal neglect while in the custody OF
the express company
An admirer OF Miss Tyler wished TO
surprise her with Christmas present
and sent her from New York tine
bull terrier Miss Tyler did not know
of the gift until yesterday, when d
telegram arrived from her friend, ask
ing how she liked the dog No dog
had been delivered to her; so, armed
with the telegram, she set out upon a
round of the express companies.
At one place they had the remains
Of tho little animal which had eaten
the tao off the crate while in transit.
so that 10 one knew to whom he was
to he delivered. In the hurry and hustle
of getting out the Christmas packages
his crate was placed in a corner of
the storrroom, where it was forgotten,
and when Miss Tyler arrived the little
animal had starved to death.
Since he had destroyed the tag. the
express company claims this particular
doc was not hers: and has offered to
settle with her for one dog lost in tran
sit. but not for one starved 10 death.
Miss Tyler threatens to invoke the aid
Of the :. Z. c. A.