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Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-20
SCORES KAISER
IN REICHSTAG
SOCIALIST LEADERS DEFY THE
GERMAN POWERS
scATHE EMPEROR AND CHAM
CELLoR Won HoLLWEG
Uproarious Scenes Mark Bitter De-
nunciation of Ruler and States
man-sodiery Also Is
Condemned
1speclal Cable to The Heraldl

BERLIN, Feb. 19-Dr. F'ranck,
today made bitter and unprecedented
attack on the German emperor and on
Chancellor Bethman Won Hollweg, de-
claring the same law which created the
reichstag also had created the ''kaiser." "
Franck insisted that as Won Hollweg
had attacked the basic suffrage of the
German lawmakers body as "a dam
gerously demoralizing influence in pub
lie life he himself would use the same
terms relative to the kaiser.
Franck's attack on the kaiser caused
Vice President Shahn, presiding, to call
him to order, saying no speaker would
be allowed to drag the kaiser'S name
into such a debate.
Il win say what I like about the
kaiser" retorted Franck. 1--WE have
no cause to shrink from mentioning
the kaiser as though he were divin-
ity 1 favor respecting the kaiser, but
must insist that the same respect be
given the reichstag."
The Conservatives tried to hoot
Franck, but the Socialists, though out
numbered, cheered and applauded wild
ly. Franck continued:
Provokes Revolution
pressing public demonstrations with
methods such as have been employed
during the last week, will yet provoke
a revolution. If revolution starts the
Socialists will sweep away the chan
cellor and all obstacles to popular gov
ernment."
The speech was accompanied by the
most uproarious scenes witnessed in
years in the reichstag, which has been
torn from dissensions frequently of
late.
The Socialist members. who have
been stirred to a feeling of intense
resentment by the attacks made by SOL
diers on street crowds during the last
week, were wild in their enthusiasm
over their leaders speech.
Chancellor Won Hollweg replied in
bitter speech in which he, in turn, at
tackled the Socialists.
The boots and jeers which the Con-
servatives had hurled at Franck were,
in turn taken up by the Socialists, who
greeted the chancellor with disrespect
equal to or surprising that which their
leader had received from their op-
ponents.
The chancellor declared that the
democratization OF the popular fran
chise had widened the scope of the
government. but had degraded the tone
Of public life.
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
SHORT ON CART ARE,
IS ALLEGED HEIR
New Claimant Appears for
the Estate of Late George
d. Nelson.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Feb 1I-That
beins heir to a fortune Of $500 60 is not
an unalloyed pleasure is being found out
by George d Dunn, nephew of George
u Nelson, late Of this city, and sup
poSedly sole heir 10 his estate.
Dunn has received a letter from
Harold Nelson, OF ss Wayne street,
Jersey City, y j.. saying that Harold
viii come 90 Springfield al once 10 set
ale the estate OF his uncle. He says That
ne has not been working for the last
three months and Is short the carfare,
bur in case that is forwarded 20 him
he viii come and get to work on lle
estate at once. Moreover, he viii repay
the carfaTe at once, 50 ne says.
Duun, who still believes ne IS the
only nephew SAYS that OF the $1,000
bequeathcd by his uncIe's wiz. $1,000
would SO 10 the son Of Edwa I'd l.
Buckley, proprietor Of the Nelson Hotel
In this city, because the boy was named
after the deceased
Frederick Nelson. Of New York city.
another claimant 10 the estate. who
IS now in this city, visited the under
taking establishment where Mr.. Mel
sons body rests, and after viewing In.
body, was unable TO identify him as
his father, who has not been heard
from for thirty Years
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
CAPT. SHARP BURIAL
TO Be IN ARLINGTON
Bluejackets Will Attend
Funeral of Spanish War
Veteran.

Bluejaclets from the DyIphln, the
MayiioWer- and the navy yard and
'hree companies OF Marines headed bv
the Marine Band, viii lead the funeral
corieSe OF capt Alexander Sharp 20
the National Cemetery at Arlington
The service viii be at o'clock tomor-
row afternoon at the Naval Medical
school, Chaplain n. II. Clark, Of the
Naval Academy. nj Annapolis, officiat-
ms Burial VIII be with fun military
hOuors
The pallbearers Will be Admiral "a. Il.
Emory. Admiral g. T. Hutchins. Ad-
miral NuSauth Miles Capt F. r
Beatty Capt g. a Grove. Capt c
MGR Winsl0w. Capt W. +. CapertOu,
and Senator Robert l. Gamble.
Captain sharp was born at White
haven, No. November s, 1855. When
fourteen years old, he entered the navy
as midshipman, being promoted to
an ensign upon attaining his majority
Captain Sharp received gradual promo
ton until he entered the Spanish-Ameri-
can var as commander Of the T.. s =
Vixen lie was later advanced five
numbers on account Of distinguished
conduct while IN charge Of that ship,
and was placed in command of tEe
a. :. s. Hartford. He served later IN
the Bureau OF Navigation. al The War
College. and on special duty AT the navy
yard
For nearly two months during the
fail or 1901 Captain Sharp was COM
ma1der OF the a.. s :. Chattanooga
He was promoted 10 a Captaincy April
81. ZOOS and two weeks later was placed
I'm command Of the new battIeshiD
virginia. thsu the largest ship iu the
navy Captain Sharp served here until
a month before bis death. when ne WAS
made president or tine board Of Irsper-
tors for shore stations. Navy Depart
mrut-
Captain SHarps son. Ensign Alex
auoer sharp with the battlc~hiu Con
neruFlt, OFT Guantanamo, was notified
't MIS- fathers illness several DAYS ago
and is on his way 10 washington can
tain sharp is survived by his wife and
SON
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Deaths

Elizabeth -Ioody. 81 years. 1906 Seventh
street northwest
Elizabeth V Smith. 50 years, ~ Twelfth
Street northwest.
Willis P. White, years. 4s N street
northwest
Margaret A.. McAHister. % yeas. s. L
street northeast
Dorothy J. Crum. year. 4oS Shepherd
stree, northwest
Mary J. Dewey. 81 years. 90 Sixth street
southeast
Mary MacAakin. IS years. Emergency
Hospital
Mary r IardeIIa, 20 years, Il6 North
Carolina avenue
Emma r. C, Wright. q years. ST Eighth
street northeast.
samuel King, = years, 90I Fourth street
southeast.
Mamie IL Burke. % years Virginia
Apartments. Seventh and Virginia ave
nue. southwest
Richard r. BUrch, 90 years, 1Il2 New
Jersey avenue southeast
Charley G. Garner. q years. 1918 Eighth
street northwest
WiliouEhby T. CrossfcId. - wears. IFS
Seventeenth street northwest
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R R.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
every UJher Hour on the DlI Hon.
20 PHILADELPHIA AND VIEW YORK
new -EEEJN-a[.. sd ST NEW YORK
80 a. u--D.uer. Pu..ua Par.cr ca.
fs.-C a. m.-5-hGur train.
$3.50 a. m--Diner and Pullman Fz-Io- ---
TII-O0 a. u--DinCr and Observation I.-,T~4a7
FaIIlr Car
'i-o9 3. n.-Dlue= and Pullman ParIo- car
'--t' b n 10y az ---iiil-ed- All Pullman
$500 3 -1--eeacnss ID thl.zce. pEia-
800 . u--DiusT and Pullman Ta-fs-
$50 p w--Cua-hes TO New York
'lz-I5 y rs eepers 90 New YORK
'z-5- a m--Sleepers % Philadelphia ana c,o~
ATLANTIC CITY. 400. -s.oo. NO. a
40 BALTIMORE.
EVERY tOJS on THE HOUR
tNecA Days 9 a. IN ro 10 D. M
49, 45.gg. f6-a1. "5-gQ. $50. fs.gT go .--o
fs-EG 5000. FL-gl e. IA. TLZ-ll nom. &c.
500 -I-I5. f-.gc, ss.56. s5--l go 80
fE.s5 t5-01. -5-t5. 'J-5o. f6-51. ss-g1 +55s go
$3.50. '[e5G9 fl1-s5- -Il-z1. sLZ.l5 y u
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. %1--7- $50 D. IA
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS AND r0--rz
VILE. $40 a. M 'f-o5 p III. -Ic-E5 1-sL,
PITTsBURG. $40 a n-. ~. $40 = -
CLEy EIAND. $50 D. n
COLUMBUS. $50 D. IN
WHEELING. -9-lo a. M So ?.
WINCHEsSF Ei. $40 a. IN. ff.15 Is 20 n q,
FREDERICK. $50, 1910. ISIS a. M. y -
tfAGERsTOW,s. 1910 a m +5.o5 p.
ANNAPOLIS. go. $50 a m =I-.l5 noon
=g--C $3.50. $50. ar.d $3.50 p m
sIlas'y- FEEcepc Sunday -Sundzv r---
TELEPHONES az all % the r4---5vs--
Ticket CfIces- 1917 O s. Tel Man 1881 "a
Station Ticket once Main 1850. I-ro--rz-
tsru Bureau Main $50
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REVIVING
PROJECT OF CANAL

PARIS. Feb lin connection with
the discussion IN the Chamber Of Dspu-
Ties on the reorganization Of the navy.
Mons Scuac. deputy from Taru and
Garonue. introduced amendments to the
finance bill. with the object OF revivInE
The deep waterway canal pTOeCt 10 con
meet the Atlantic with the Meditcrra-
mean The plan calls for the coustruc-
lion ~ a canal 80 feet wide by thirty
five feet deep. capable of accommodate
ing the largest merchant steamers and
battleships.
>-r~s Seuac declared that such a
canal would be worth squadron OF
batfieShipS TO France. and. ia addition.
would be very profitable commercially
sic estimated that % would cost $50. 19.-
Ono
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TOO STINGY TO PAY
ANY WEDDING FEE

EEW T0EN- Feb -f.-Tr- --=rfnE7eS---
nan En- the country has just turned up
IN New Jersey according -r Justice OF
me Peace T-enzr= and D0or,-eener Iu-
.gS LEhha--- Of the Jersey CITY city
l4ii- who so describe William FnceI. Of
Albany. because No. not only declined to
tender the justice a wedding fec but
also refused % reimburse Lubhert the
= cents he paid FOR the bridegroom q
license 20 wed
don't pay auv fee for getting mar
Tl6.t- marriage should ~ encouraged.
and 30 fee charged f1- f. was EuzeI-s
gotten something The bride was Miss
t-.za-.tr NasrraE0- of jersey CITY
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/ 1879 WOMAN wants place 81 pr7Vz-s
Z fe1g-Zr-
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The Vital Record.
Births.

Dockety L and Jane 6. Creamer. girl.
Thomas NJ. and Elizabeth V Roland
girl
George W and Elizabeth Ham. girl.
Max s and Lille RosenthaI. girl
Charles q and Adelaide Y. Rhodes girl
Charles T. and Hattie Bal. girI.
William J. and Eva Y. O'DonneH boy.
Joseph H. and Gertrude Y Lloyd, girl.
benjamin and Ida NJ Ems, girl
Jonu and Mary Costello. boy.
EIllppo and Francesca GervaSio. girl
W liilam A. and Sarah A. Suilivr-. girl
MaNimillan and Anna T. ia -aowskl.
boy
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
BROOM FAMINE NEAR.

NEW ALBANY, Ind. Feb. 1l.-House-
wives within a Few months may be com
PEELED TO pay dollar for an ordinary
broom. Indiana factories are reported
TO be offering three times the normal
price for broom corn. and ind IT an
extremely. scarce article even at that
figure. Many farmers. encouraged 10y
the prevailing high prices. VIII SuppIaut
other crops this year with broom corn
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
NAVY

Commodore J. c. LEONARD TO duty
- executive officer OF south Caro-
lima
Assistant Paymaster n. DIAL. rssirra-
ton accepted February 10 1910.
chief Gunner a. c. STETNRRFN-N-FV
% Navy Yard Norfolk Va
Gunner G. IT PLATT. detached Nav,
Yard. Norfolk, Va: 10 Navy Yard
Boston Mass
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Army and Macy
SerUice Orders
ARMY

First Lieutenant WALTER T. DCNA-
HUE, Coast Artillery Corps. now
attached 10 the Fifty-eightH COM
pany, is assigned 10 that company,
to take effect March .. 1910.
Captain ADAM r. CAsAD. Ordnance
Department, VIII report 90 Depart
ment Of the Gulf for assignment 10
duty as chief ordnance officer Of
That department. relieving Major
JOHN W JOYES. Ordnance Depart
ment, or that duty.
Lhe resignation Of First Lieutenant
% RION j. MITCHELL, Twelfth
infantry aide-de-camp. as an officer
Of the army has been accerted by
the President, 90 take effect July
p 1910.
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
PARROT URGES REFORM.

MONTICELLO. y Y. Feb IA par
rot escaped from its cage iu the Boil
som Hotel and created n Scusaj'~- 70
picking the cork from bottle OF
whisky and drinking &c until 10 was
drunk The bird became hilarious and
shouted 20 the men at the bar IL see
your finish Cut IL OUT
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
CHESAPEAKE AND CHIC RY-

Published as Information no ruzrantea4
zoo D. IN daiIy-FOr Virginia Wess Ef--IrTs
and KENTUCKY points Fu-I-laug
$40 d. ID caty-CI\CI%SA- I-S- 7Or-Ts
CHICAGO SPECIAL solid train - =.
stops only al important stations. PgI--1l4s-
Gnesr equipment
u.IU p IN cSily-E- r V LIMITED for
Cincinnati. Louisville. the West 80
west and Northwest Pullman zla,zz,s-z
c & q. a Ia carte Dining Car Service
Cheseeszke and Ohio Cfzices 5Lg Penn g.---.-,r-
avenue. 1883 i street. and Union $500.
j eleQuOn5 Main 1906 az 22l6 Tor tIcT-a-r -
gage checks. reservations. JazIczbs-
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
MOVEMENrS oF vEssELs

Arrlved-Iector at Hampton Roads
Rocket at Washington, Michigan at st
In'Has, and smith at knights Key
Standardization from C0riuto Tor
Mare Island. Dubuque from Pensacola
Tor Tampa, and Dixie from PhHads!-
plia for Norfolk
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
FOR HYGIENIC CONGRESS.

STOCKHOLM Feb. 1.-The Ruzsdzz
has appointed Mons Nostr0em and
Mons SoeverIuud, members OF The rffv
council, as repreSeutatives Of sweden Al
the Hygiene Congress TO Ice held IN
Washington
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y B.-FOIlowinE schedule figures published
only as Information and are not ggzranfesrs
For Atlanta Birmingham. Mobile 80
Orleans Asheville- a ~ and JOS n -
For Chattanooga and Memphis. SOC =
daily
For Roanoke Knoxville. Chaffa-o-.-s
Birmingham. New Orleans. 1910 % n
For Roanoke. Knoxville Cbatra---,--,
Nashville. Memphis, $40 a. m. dafIy.
tSIeeping car open after 10 q. ms
For Atlanta Birmingham C-r7-.-,,r.r-
Charleston. = uEusta. Aiken savanna T.rI-.
sonvsIle. and Florida points, 40 D. M s7uv
L s BROWN. General Ase7f7
Eef-tr-eEr1
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
ARTISTS MURDERER
MAY NOT Be HANGED
Final Effort Is Made to Save
Smith From the
GallOws.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. FEB. Il


That Governor Mann has under con
sideration the Communication Of the sen
rence Of Henry smith, the colored man
convicted OF the murder OF Artist Wal
ter F. Schultz. was confirmed today
when commemorative Attorney 5. q.
Brent received tie following letter.
Richmond. Va. Fep 10. 1910.
samuel 81 Brent. commemorative At
rorneE- Alexandra Va
NY Dear sir There are four prise
urrS lu the VeDiJeU-iarE VINO We're con-
EIcrEl i'm tire corporation court OF Alex
auarIa Of murder and sentenced 10 ne
eieetEpeutes Their names are Calvin
Johnson Richard Pines Eugene Dor
Sey and Henry Smith Governor Swan
son granted a respite in the cases OF
the three first named and I am In
formed that Smith has made some sort
Of a confession ] wish YOU would write
me your views as 10 these cases and
ADVISE me as % the nature Of the al
legged confession II is important that
i receive a prompt reply, as the electro
CUtion OF smith IS fixed for next week
With kindest regards ] am.
cry truly yours
WILLIAM HODGES MANN.
Governor OF Virginia
r 81 am writing "a similar letter
% Judge Barley by this mail"
Immediately upon receipt of this let
ter CuUmOuWea Attorney Brent
wrote TO the Governor and Informed
him that. Ia his opinion, all four OF the
men should he eleCtroCute1 at the time
set
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMGIF

iAL-F - WIDOW would Ike r,.f.s--
Aeer' good plain cook FOR one 49,
"a "il9AeI- no objection to rffrT,-- - ---
fity after D. ~ a. S-5-- 80
Georgia ave y. ~ 20
The Washington times., 1910-02-11

The Relief Hook and Ladder Com
many VIII hold the regular meeting At
the truck house. iu Prince street. this
evening. when committees viii be ap-
pointed 10 confer with similar commit
tees from other fire organizations TO
make arrangement for the GTemeG'S
convention, which viii meet in this
lily next August.
The Washington times., 1910-02-11

a deed was placed ON record tn the
clerks office Of the corporation court
this morning conveying from Walter
Roberts 81 al 20 the Mutual Fire Tu-
-rITa uCe Company the building at the
northeast corner of Royal and Prince
streets
The Washington times., 1910-02-11

An infant son Of Azeklef and Irene
Lyons died at his parents home Il9
North Lee street. this morning
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
IN MEMORlAM.

BEEIE-ln sad but loving membranes o.
my dear beloved wife and mother. EATFF-
EFN EIETEl- who entered into peaceful
rest three years ago TO-DAY February II
1907 By Her Husband and Son
It.
The Washington times., 1910-02-11

Mrs Margaret Shfuu was painfully
n-f not seriously injured Yesterday aft
CTuUHu hy falling from a sen ladder al
ECr home. in South ROYAL street DIT
Arthur Suovdeu rendered surgical aid
The Washington times., 1910-02-11

An infant son of Mrs. Mary r. DeS-
uoud died ar his mothers home. 5I9
Duke street. this morning
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
Washington Scutkern RafIrar

Washington SCuIEeTn Railway
Tor Richmond ana points Sou-h va FRED
e-5cks5urE- Leave Union station Ezfrv -,
q IA, 80 a. M 1865 a. m MS = -
s.a5 o. m 40 . El-- 5-5g e. IA 49, r. f.
1890 . Leave week DAYS ---J = -
; - -. Florida Limited and .-IC = -
A q l.. Florida Special All PuTlr-z17e- ~
local stops Local for Frsdericksblrrz Il
NJ daily- Times OF departure ana -on1sS-
gSouz not guaranteed 800
The Washington times., 1910-02-11

Mrs Cora A Lewis wife Of W H
Lewis. died ar her home at IfucOIuja
last evening. Mrs. Lewis was fifty years
old She Is survived ny her husband
and ten children. four boys and six
girls Her funeral viii hn held from the
Methodist Church al EfscoluIa t0mor-
row afternoon at D o'clock.
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

- ItHlt ~ LWaLLs
CHA aIEERNAIDs general hs4ssvo-zers.
's1''' "aiifesses- ls5 lth y rs II
cha .fB1RlIAID-CoIJred. and waitress. STAY
"-7his- FiSHEtt'S AGENCY. so 10Th 81.
i
GIRLS WASTED 70 help on mems coats,
- - - " lel1-ot-
GIRT. for general Eouserork in family or
L1Lee rs. Wailach- uc
GiBI-S-Three. coIared. c54ntry- stag nights
GAZE. if1 5th ST. y. " fell-Stc
GTRI@-White for general houseworz- no
---z-.-nE- -Npply - 5th y y iell-ztc
GIRL % cook and DO general housework; ref
r t,JSt- lli5 81 y " fel1-2t'
MiILTNER at r. KAUFMAN & SONS. s0e
PIANO PA EsE Tor moving picture 1heater.
must De aba 10 trans 1ose- night work sood
-e-aI!- BOA 80. Times Office fes-st-
SHIRT FINISHER-Ar experienced WEST
E-ND LaAtNDFSf- ls-5 Pa ave fes-stc
SHIRT HANDS Experienced WEST END
-1L-HLlLs1, - "a ave les-5tc
TAILoEEssEs- -Four. steady. good wages.
Apply Ben SrHWt RITZ. 531 y w
EEsITfJ ESSES- several. White appIv ~
.Hfel and - 9r and ..
i5fi,eH-iiI' $ PASTRY SHOP. SO 9Th St n
WAITRESS EXPERIENCED. only ezperieneed
need aupIy- RADN'S CAFE. s7s pa ave
L-lL--L
WHITE MATTRESSES Experienced. Apply
ls I-tH - y W IL
WOMAN % o., general houseWorl. stay
AiEat7- Gall after . O'Clock 1883 calvert
- - ~ feI1-ar-
"oSlAN for kitchen work. white OF CoI0red.
-.-.t nave reference Cail this evenins
--- sth s. 5 " feI6-2tc
Wo3IAN-settIed. who would lngv how 10
tthe charge or a small house furnishing and
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FOR RENT ROOMS


q ST - -.z
L.er1I7z- fe--- 15 o5..its -or .iE1t house
D 3 ) > =5-557 nicely 7a=7l55 -752= -,
Union station. s. 'N' sea'leH'eI5 aea-
+ 81. y W. I15-F1-niz7-7 Or ----1-----------
rooms. Vel heated go =.
. ST y W. s5g-IarEe T-o-- ~ -
rooms heat and gas HousekeepinE
fs2-Stc
[ 81 n W ff7-c-iceIy fgruizH--T -57--
on second GC0T. next 10 rarH- ser -
- = --------- lss-5t.
90 y, IS. Large second Fa8r 900
loJLl- furnished Tor IiEHt s-0-rz------,f--.
------------ fss-St'
D 81 n F. fIs-}e-y hzrFs,71p v--7 80
- second r0-r fat furnished In fhe 81
.rar,5,.-,- .-.- complete for hguzskesPius-
--2 49, 80 r.
y ST n w.. eIS-F-ou+ bzzor-.-- -. .
- ~ - a--zl1s. cox win gas feI0-5I'
INDIANA AVE z0--e-i~cr- fU-Uf---7 -
steam heat. large closet & ..s- --,--z- WI
re1o-5.-
J. ST y w I11I-NIce frrr.5FHe-5 7z--- 49,
- 81 ~ W. l1aJ- se- nicely F----s=---.-
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MUSIC.

AN EXPONENT 81 the zoschcrizlCy saethos
would Ike piano pupils Prefer giving les
sons al pupils home VIII cali Addre=S
Mrs T. II BLANCHARD. City P O. Box
= fe9-Gt-
The Washington times., 1910-02-11

At Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
last evening the Et Rev Bishop Hard
lH-. cf Washington. delivered the
leEten sermon
The Washington times., 1910-02-11
CHAPTER MI CCont'dl

" THATENEE it may have been
M out there DID The street, that
v v had alarmed her. she forgot
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LOST,

Luz
I.OST-v.e,iHiaszsay evening y>brsary :, small
black hand sar-hcI containing EOId brace
let and other articles WHICH can fdenti-y
Reward 81 returned 90 $50 y ST s " lie
T.OST-Revard for puSss dropped IN setting
or q Navy TaAi car corner or 18th and l.
SIS Al $50 TUESDAY afternoon Addrrs-
printed on inside MISS r : EICBREL.E-.
VVsr-ertou- Va Il found return 10 A7s---
rncnt no THE FORTNEP felI-stc
LOST-A brinIIc and whf-s bun dog. medium
size rag 1871 Reward .f returned IN
HAROLD DAVIS. S5eI Lo-SI 81, CIeveIaE1
PARK fe1I-S-c
FOUND-Wednesday evening. eth and FIorfdz
ave y. W. ESEff- rs Z St y z r.
TloST-Tburzass night. Psi Delta KeoDa Fra
pfu. Reward - returned - Room -es F5ouss
Of FeDreson- ativcs- capitol 1tc
IOST-Watch- had SiJIals = " F. on cass-
black silk fob wiki English colo coin on L.
signed F. s e. " Filler. SO d : r.
LOST-A isdv's sold watch win Din. or
wednesday. about O'Clock n Green
Park or On = So. bet 6ta and 9Th & < o.
stn Set and g s T. A liberal reward i
returned 70 5o4 81 5. T. asl0-zts
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AUTOMOBILES.

AUIUMUBIlES.
AUTO Lap OUT o. ozDBRz
Bring lt TO U.s. We viii p1. L. in - cuud4-
sian a. verz sinai cos
MOORE 6 CO SIS JOIN -iarshzL Pace
Phone Main So
5aS-v.E-tf
Have You a Sacoud-Haus- Car For Sa-s7
come in and Get Our Special Plan
%A-SOEAL. AUTO co.
storage EeEEl-s- Hiring. Su1pIlcz
P.s1e Main "a 18th ezd e. y *
f-9-Gi
IF 20 CWANTf-s 8. OFueCAT; Al a I9-Ez5--
here = you- nppo-c-1itt. rls bcS- ar #r
tha NorId a. a bargain Rom s1S Unsr1
Trust Eui5siuE- reE-x-s
WHITE CLEANER to5tug car. fully
equipped IN fi-st--iaSs running condition
VII sell al sFcrifGs- $50 cash one Ford
TluaboUt. $50 one 1-cyTludcr 1907 Buick
Ss5o- Also good Ike OF frss-clsss e-ec1rics
JOHN DICKSON Belmont Garage
III 1E,h rel NoT-h .9JI-
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

"eIsh OF any KIND By Young man hz---
y W H. IN g.
IrE
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he Continuation of This story VIII
BE Found In TOmOrrOT's
Issue OF The Times
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suitable for one OF fvs z----r~---- -.
u mon station s. - ~
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The Stations 9f tho cross win toe said
md h0ueligrfCu given at 81 Nary-S
Catholic Church this evening al $
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q ~ y z 5i5-Tnree r01ms Tor -iz1f h0-.-a
keeping, heat Gss. and bath nrs- . -
ines rent reasonable. 80 - -
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- - t'N wanted while temporarily de-
In % ine eitys probably . months. =
~ experience IN mercantile h-lsf-a--.
-itisia Glory city references. Adde'S y Is
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

EYE ST y " f5--F-ons rom ==co.s
floor, fo- -wo gentlemen o. r-s--fsd co,l7Hs
fs1c-2rc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-14
AOta C|imat6|ogiica

La temperature media de la isla du-
rante la semana que termin6 el sabado,
10 de septiembre, fue 100, que es casi
normal. La temperature maxima pro-
media semanai fue $50. la minima pro
media fue go; la temperature mas alta
que han informado fu6 $40. en- Ponce Y
Humacao y la mas baja fut $40 en- las
Maria>. FL dia 6 a ESQ de las p. m.
pas6 por la costa f. y costa NE de Ia is
la un fuerte temporal local En- Ia costa
f. y costa \. desde Faiardo haS1q San
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-14
Una protesta contra Roosevelt
F1, HOMEMADE A LORIMER

Nuev, York mierculesl.os del Senador Lornnec
+s af.dido 4 one sea yindcado de bien ella
va on caexn con la negativa del coronel Roosevelt de se
aarse al banquete del Hansaton Club con Mr. Lorlmer
Han preparado banquee enorme donde etarin prti
aes 10000 conviaos eutre los que sern conVldos como
huespedes especias de honor sienan los nom7res de
TresIdente Taft e Speaker Cannon La ceebraclon te
ne por objeo dar buena leccion Mr. Roosevelt po N
Htsoy mas santo que III
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-14
Un triunfo de los dem6eratas
Y UNA COINCIDENCIA RARA

Nueva York mi6rcoles-LOs dem6craas han elegdo a
Frederick w PaiSted gobernador del esadO de Name
Tanbien eiigieron membros del eongreso es pfooaoe
que Ia legislature de6crata Una colncldencla ago rfa
Dc1arre con e victoria e1n0crta estado que selpr
s sido considerable nna de Las forezas del pardo repub
sano e e cho que Ia Ultima 9os democratas CANA
ron es estado ue hace 80 tempo fue eegdo 60
bernador ell padre de Mr.. Plasted