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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-12

CURIOSO.-Por tener una Hermp .
CabeUerd La seiiorita William }.
Ehlen, de % amos cuya rubia v her
mosa cabellera de cinco pies de largo
habia sido la envidia y admiration
de las nuieres de Saint Louis. de
Missouri, por espacio de largo item
po fut golpeada hasta perder ell SEN
lido y despojada de sus trenzas por
un hombre desconocido, al salir aque
LA de su casa para ir i la iglesia.
FL pelo fue afeitado con una nava-
ia, despues de 10 cual ell miserable
la arrastr0. desmayada, dentro del
pasillo de la casade Mrs. Ehlen, v en-
esa condicion la encontraron al cabo
de una hora,.
Su estado es muy grave. Este aten-
tado ha Sido ell tercero conocidO en-
el espacio de dos semanas contra la
cabellera de Mrs. Ehlen.
Primeramente fue detenida en- la
calle por I'M hombre, que lie ofrecio
dinero por su cabellera; la segunda
vez trat6 vanamente de cortarle las
trenzas con unas tijeras. y, por Glti-
mo despojo d su victima en- la for
ma vielenta arriba indicada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-12

las cosas quedan 10 mismo que antes
bajo la dicha que, como Sc sabe, pro
porcionan los oficiales del gobierno.
No bien di6 principle aBus traba
jose congreso, presentose I'm bill
para Alaska, de acuerdo con ell libe
ralismo de la administration. Ese
bill fue trabajado, muy trabajado y
recomendado los miembros del con
greso: pero que tai seria la felicidad
que preparaba para los de Alaska
que ha sido absolutamente derrotado
por repubicanos y democratas,
Pues bien ese proyecto y el Olms
ted destinado a hacer la dlcha de
Puerto Rico, habian tornado lnspl-
raci6n en- los mismas fuentes de JUS
ticia y liberalidad: de modo que J,
derrumbado el de Alaska, a menos
que La l6gna no exista Q que sea peor
la cendicion de este pals, el bid Olms
ted ho side prvjuzgado,.
Nosotros NADIA sabemos Gle aque =
llo q. dira el tempo, pero esa mis-
ma l6gics nos hae tener como pro :
babies que hana bajado I'm POGO ell
diapas6n y que ablandemos un POGO
la tremebunda dureza de corazon,c GO
mo medic de peparar los animos pa
ra alguna prudente transaction.
iSera este como 10 decimos? SQui
en 10 sabe? Pero roguemos los do
ses que inspiren un POGO de humani-
lad a los expontaneos tutores que
,ienen aside al buen Puerto Rico.
Espersmos, siqnera sea temerosos
lie que sea ilusorio, que buenas almas
' valientes compatriotas logren el
"econocimiento de los dereehos de
Este pals.
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NO Sc HA ENCON-
TRADO A LEONIDA,

Publico no hace mucho este dia
rio una information de nuestro buer
corresponsal de Utuado, leferentt
a la desaparecion de SUI casa de uns
nina llamada Leonida.
He aqui 10 que al respecto dice
nuestn contemporaneo de Arecibo
"H Correo del norte";;
Ante nuestro Director, en- SUI re
ciente viaje 4 Utuado compare cit
el lunes Bernardo de JESUS, del ba
rrio don Alohso" de aquel terminc
municipal, ,manifestandole que desde
e} dia % de enero, su hija Leonida
de nueve amos de edad, desaparecl6
de su casa sin q. hasta la ifecha haya
podido obtener noticias de su para
+de1o."
Bernardo Sc encontraba ese dia
trabajando en- la finca, como a vein
te metros de distancia del bohio y La
madrasta de Leonida envi6la con un
recado donde 6l. Era entire once Y
media y doce del dia, y desde aque
instante no tuvieron noticias del pa :
radero de la nina"
"El lugar que ocupa la finca don :
de ocurri6 este suceso, no esta cruza =
do por ninguna carretera nj camino
vecinal: tampoco existe Ia proximi :
dad de algdn rio 9 charca donde pu-
diera perecer ahogada Ia desapare
cida.'
"Desde cl primer lnstante mucha
gente del harrio Sc dedic6 q buscar
a Leonlda y icosa rara! nadle ha ad :
quirido noticias de elaa Sc la habra
tragado la tierra?""'
Como podra verse, no obstante
los dlas transcurridos, no ha sldo en-
contrada la nina Leonida Pensamos
por que Sc Ia busca. pero serfa con
venlente que Ell cuerpo de detect're
pusiera en- clio su mayor actlvldad
Y que por toda la isla Sc hlcieran pes
qulzas para encontrarla.
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Entered the Post Ofice San Juan P. K
as second class matter July 1900.

= Correspondence de Pto. Rico
PRECIO DE SUSCRIPCION
EN- TODA LA ISLA
Por mediode los Agentes un mum s O-02
& Oirecta Tn trimestre ORC .....$2-25
I'M semestre ..... $3.50
Un afio por adelantsdo$S-00
IA 81 exterior. On aao orc. $500
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3246
Combination de enspuas v cubr

NoAANAt0SHOA AC C10EN00 OUOkO~
corset. e,[
Esta bonita combination es Ia fa-
verita de sehorss y sehoritas en- los
meses de verano. Va cerrada esta pi
Ia util y c6moda en- Ia parte de Ia es
palda. Puede hacer de Ia tela que sc
desee pero Ia mas usual es Ia batist
de hilo y tambien nansd. Va adorna
do con puntillas TN poquito anchas
FL patron est& cortado en- seis ia
maios-34 4 A pulgadas de busto.
Para 36 pulgadas ID i}ustrada COM
binacson requiere S 1-8 yar dss de 1.
tela de Is 8 mas pulgadas de sncho
Ell patron est6 cortado en- seis ta-
mahes-34 { A pulgadas dc busto.
Para 36 pulgadas' la combinaei6n Re
quiere 3 yardas de materiA do SO
pulgadAs de ancho, con S l-3 punti-
las para ell adorno.
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DON CIRIAW EN- MAYAGUEZ.
"El \ Muila parece haber precisa-
do en- Mavaguez otro case de Don
Ciriaco".

"El \ kuila parece haber precisa-
do en- Mavaguez otro case de Don
Ciriaco'.
He aqui sus palabras;
"Suplicamos al senior administra
dor de corleos de Mavaguez qu" VI
gile ell que nuestro peri6dlco sea lie =
vado a nuestros suscrltoles dlrecta-
mente desde la oficlna Ia casa
no despufs de ser leido por los que
no 10 pagan
"Por hoy no decimos NADIA mas
81 no Sc nos atiende hablaremos ella
10 y daremos los pasos necesarlos: no
nos duelc prendas,"
La primera denuncia de esta clase
la hiza el Heraldo que fu6 & ;ien ella =
sific6 4 Don Cirlaco. Despu6s, unO
de nucstros reporters de Cayey descu
brio otro case de contamination de
Ia misma cnfermedad, el cual hlcl =
mos publico on el acto. al obieto de
que las medidas sanltarias Y la nece
SARA farmacopea, lie fueran apllcan
das. Ahora es "El Aguila' quien de
nuncia el tercer caso, en- Mayaguez
FL case del Heraldo lee de balde
todos los periodicos muy comoda
mente sentado. mientras los que
los pagan So ven privados de su
usufructo. FL caso de Cayey pasa la
Gale de on mangaS de camlsa y va q
la hotica cercana, botlca la cual
no pediria dc Waldo un citrate de
magnesia, d pcdir prcstada LA
Correspondencla". Ii case de Ell
Aguila' So precisa levendo gratui-
tamentc dicho diario en- su transito
entire el rorreo V el domicilio de los
subscritorrS.
Como So We. varia un POGO la for,
ma, pcro rn FL fondo los sintomas
son los mismos. La affection no es
distlnta en nln@uno dc los casos v
como es conslguientn la mcdlcaci6r
deheria ser quail.
I Nos atrevemos Greer one la pu.
blicidad de esos caSoS. rpartida poi
toda Ia isla seria Utll d Ia SalId dc
! los CiraSo<. Y que tai v"z - hiciers
beneficio con aqu"lls puhIicidad
/ los que habiendn conocidO casoS d'
contamination Dc csa rlasc. no ha
van crusade todavia 81 cAi~tcncia
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LECTURA ('AMPESlNA,

Mancha del Rosal (Septorla Ro-
SCI es una afeccion fungosa suma-
mente comdn, y en- algunos casos
cuando las plantas estan muy ataca-
das es muy probable que Sc desho-
jen. Los siguientes sintomas indican
la peste. Las hojas estan mas 9 me-
nos cubiertas con manchas circula-
res blancas rodeadas con un margen
de color de purpura. Ocasionalmen-
te Sc enc uentran los receptaculos
en- los parches blancos, pero algu-
mas veces estos faltan y en- este caso
la enfermedad no SO desarrolls mu-
cho. Ell tratamiento para esta enfer-
medad consiste en- polvorear & prin-
cipios della estacion una solucion de
cobre, preferiblemente Ia mezcla
Bordeaux, cuya correcta proportion
en- este case sera, 2 libras de sulfato
de cobre, 2 libras de cal viva y q
galones de aqua. Este tratamiento
es siempre eficaz y tiene Ia ventaja
de que no solamente contrarresta Ia
enfermedad sino que tambien pone
Ell follaje mas frondoso y capaz de
llenar sus funciones.
Des lie la introduction de Ia corta
dora de cesped el cuidado del mismo
Sc ha simplificado de tai modo que
las residencias de los arrabales no Sc
consideran completes sin el, y 20
haymayor excusa para tener las yer
bas atlas alrededor de la casa q. la
qeue habria para dejar que las tela-
rahas tomasen possession del interior
de las viviendas.
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salud2 ssPor que .nacen 'urfos en-
la miseria y pauperismo mas horro
roso mientras otros ma cen entire n
quezas Y abundancias, siendo asf
que Ia jasticia estaria en- Ia mas es-
tricta igualdad?
5a.-E hombre que ha trabaja-
do toda su vida para mejorare, dos
pues que muere locupa su alma ell
mismo rango one aquel que Sc ha que
dado atras, no por culpa suya, sin
porque no ha tenido medios nj posi-
biidad para mejorarse? iY el que es
malo por Ia circumstance de haberse
dessrrollado en- un centro grosen y
el que es bueno no obstante haberse
desarpllado en- el mismo centro;
lson responsables de un estado de
cosas agenas sus voluntadeS?.
6a.-Si los ninos que mueren al
nacer, segun Ia iglesia, moran entire
los elesidos de Dios iper que ese ia
vor, graela 8 parcialidad (que des-
truye Ia justicia de Dios) sin haber
hecho NADIA para nerecerla, mientras
otros despues de vivir en- Ia amargu-
ra y descsperaci6n de una continua
enfermedad Y miseria durante 70 ii
80 amos, van despues q expiar COZ
castigos eterlos la fata de paciencia
y resignacisn2
Esperames la contestaci6n.
81 negais Ia reencarnaci6n, nagais
Ia justicla de Dios y por tanto 4 Ell
mismo, Y negais tambien las mas
energioas a6rmaciones de Cristo.
ESQ mismo niegan los ateos mate
rialistas.-Francisco Pelati. San
turce, 8 de MARIO 1910.
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la naturaleza ensenarles 4 ohservar
es mostrarles el camino de la sab J.
duria. sY que mejor asignatura que
la agriculture en- un pals donde de
producto de sus cultivos tienen que
vivir irremisiblemente sus habitan :
ties?
Pero no olvidemos ell sagaz conse :
10 del cortesano, nj tan adelante
que parezca que vas conmlgo, nj
tan atras que parezca que voy solo. y
"Sln meternos en- contrapuntos que
suelen quebrarse de sotlles. ."-Pablo
Morales Cabrera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-12
DiSturbioS en- Montovideo.

Dicen de Montevideo que EN- va
rias provincias del Uruguay han ocu
rrido importantes distrurbios mo-
tivados por la insurreccion, que han
producido gran alarma.
Esto obedeoe 4 un gran complot
contra el Gobierno.
En- breve piensan atacar las mejo-
res poblaciones y para ESQ tlenen va
muchos pertrechos de Guerra para
atacar V vestir con los buenos trajes
que vende la Palmesana de Juan
PieraS Allen 32.
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oBSERVACIONES
DEL TEMPO.
San Juan, P. R. Mario IL, de 1910

q. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
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Traslado.

Ha sido tasladado al interior
= Il misma casa que oc,pa hoy
elestablecimiente "LA. .TIEND1TA'-
81 lsdo del syuntamiento. Seguira
81 misno negocio de venta de efec-
tos religioses, excluaivanente.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-12-13
TOBACCO CURES

TOBACCO causes chronic irritation OF brain and
nerve cells. NI-K0 heals this irritation. You
won't want tobacco any more. You will feel SO
good, King NI-Ko. Room 8, Wichita, Kansas.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-12-13
LIVERPOOL FLAHsEs


NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. 12-Accordng to
cables, Liverpool was affected by after-bureau
liquidation. Futures lower than due; spots
lower, sales IL, 600. cable said: Continent
and importers selling and realizing by Fridays,
buyers' Another cable: REV. large
American cotton" The name is that Of
large brokerage house. The international Fed
Grafton OF Master Cotton Spinners and Manu-
facturers association in London published the
following interesting report the worlds cot
ton industry for the year ending August /, 1910:
Of all kinds IL. o30.511, against 16 e67 439 last
year. or this 11,i45.175 against 12,oSs, 2so year
before.
Our market had to contend with the usual
Monday Incidence aud the unfavorable impress
sion by Liverpool's poor showing, but held quite
firm at about points lower. There was not
much liquidation expected and a desire
to buy on dips well demonstrated. The
next bullish object IN view is the census report
On December 20. which VIII give the quantity
Of cotton ginned TO December II inclusive.
There are only u working days in this period
and ginnings In any event should fall off
materially, It IS thought that the coming census
report will show very bullish figures. ii:
WILLIAMS. THOMPSON 90. FRUIT AND pro.
DUCE LETTER
ATLANTA, Ca Dec. 12.-In forecasttng the
fruit and produce conditions of the Atlanta mar
ket for the present week, we do not expect
any changes Of a serious nature All live
poultry. with the exception of turkeys. are
ranging very low IN value, and dealers find
it extremely hard to make receipts bring quo
tAtion prices. Live turkeys, however, are in
very good demand, and the market is keeping
well cleaned up. The same condition Is trne
Of dressed turkeys, while chickens and hens
are dragging and there Is more or less aeon
mutation on the market all the time Fresh
eggs hold up In value, but the demand is not
very heavy, due to the fact that storage stock
is much cheaper the buyers prefer them
rather than to pay the high price for fresh
stock. All grades Of country butter, moving
readily. at quotation prices This is also true
Of game Of every description. There is a STEADY
demand for potatoes, onions, cabbage and rut-
abaga turnips, but change in price or re-
ceipts Oranges, grapefruit, tangernes ap-
Piles and bananas are all gradually increasing
in value, and we would advise all country
dealers to place their Christmas orders as
quickly as possible, as II is more than likely
that there Will be scarcity, and somebody
VIII be disappointed.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The following were the ruling prices on the
exchange today:
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CHICAGO pRopucT MARKET,

CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-Butter, steady; cream
cries 2362sc; dairies 23627.
Eggs, steady receipts, 1855 cases: at mark,
cases included I911@221sc; firsts. Bic; prime
firsts, 33c. $50.
Cheese, steady; diaries. 14G15c: twins. 14@
14Ac; young Americas, 14@14%c; long horns.
14h @15c.
Potatoes, steady; choice to fancy, 43@45c;
fair to good 3S942c
BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS
NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Buttcr firm; receipts
4 7eB Creamery specials. 3113c; extras, S0@
SO1hc; third to first, 23@2s1ac; held creamery
second to special. 24@301ac; state dairy, COM
mon 2ec; process. second to special, 23@26c:
imitation creamery first, 24@24Ac factory JUNE
make 23@24c; do current make, 22623c.
Cheese steady; receipts GOA. State whole milk
September quality specials, 15% @17kc; do.
fancy colored, 15i1c; fancy white. 15hc; do.
choice 14%615Ac; do. october quality fine.
146I4hc; do. current make common 10 fair.
I21h d13c; skins, 2@3cI ~
Eggs firm; receipts 3.S9s: state. Pennsylvania
and nearby hennery white fancy, 55c; do.
gathered whote. 40G55c; do. hennery brown
fancy, 45@4Sc; do. gathered brown. 42@45c;
do fair to good, S5@40c; western gathered
hite 35@45c; fresh gathered extra first. 3SsS
4Oc; do. first, 35937c; do. seconds, 30@A-:
refrigerator special mark fancy in local storage.
zee; do. first, 24AG25hc; do. seconds, % " a
24c.
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M a rkef R ep Orfs

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE cotton market
opened barely steady at a decline OF. eglE
points under realizing and local selling TOT
turn. inspired by disappointing cables, reports
that the south was offering spot cotton Freely
TO Liverpool and reports from eastern mil
eenters which claimed that buyers were refusing
TO meet any advance in goods The market out
Ing the middle of the morning was active Win
prices mp from the lowest at net loss OF soy
points. although the tone was still nervous ana
unsettled.
The market became a little less active late
In the forenoon with offerings showing Ten
dency TO increase around 1924 for May WINE
there was a good demand below that IlguIe,
with the result that the market held pretty
steady anil about to 0 points under the closing
prices OF last night. There was no fresh news
development. but private reports from the SOUTH
said that while spot cotton was being oiiere9
freely, holders were asking advanced prices ano
that there was a good demand -.
After selling off 10 a net decline OF aOout
HAS points during the early afternoon unoea
continued realizing the market rallied Z or .
points covering and bull support. southern
spot markets officially reported early were I'M
changed 10 lie lower.
Private Liverpool cables said spinners were
trying to buy spots below the market.
NEW YORK. COTTON
The following were the ruling F--ces on the
exchange today:
Tone-very steady; middlins Is 5-loo:
quiet; -.
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LIGHTS KEROSENE AND
DRINKS CARB0LIc ACID

HARRISONBURG, Va. Dec. 10.--In q
remote section Of the mountains of Rock
ingham county yesterday Mrs. Sallie
Reese, aged So years. committed suicide
In a sensational manner. She saturat-
ed her clothing with kerosene. applied
d match and then swallowed carbolic
acid.
Her body burned to crisp which was
found in the snowy by a married daugh-
ter. DR.. Floyd McDormant, ldetho-
dist minister, is son. Mrs. Reese had
suffered several attacks of insanity and
often threatened to kill herself.
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AUGUSTA CELEBRATES
BIRTHDAY OF CITIZEN

AUGUSTA. Ca, Dec. s.-with a salute
of 100 guns this afternoon Augusta hon.
ored the Tooth birthday anniversary of
Jonathan Miller, next to the oldest per-
son in the city. Despite his hundred
years. the old man is in good health,
though his sight has failed Of recent
years.
This afternoon he was rendered a pub
lie reception at the home of Hon. Henry
Hammond, judge OF the supreme court
circuit. A feature of the occasion was
a cake on which 100 candles burned. 1t
took two men to lift the cake.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-12-13

SPOT COTTON
Atlanta, steady, IA 11-l6c.
New York. quiet, 15.O5c.
New Orleans, steady. l4Xc.
Liverpool. quiet, s 05-100d.
Galveston, quiet. 15c.
Wilmington nominal. 1+15c.
Savannah. steady, IA e-16e.
Norfolk, steady. 14%c.
Baltimore, steady. 14Ikc.
Philadelphia, nominal. 1890.
Boston. steady, 15.0oc.
Mobile, nominal, 14Ac.
Charleston, nominal, 141zc.
ST. Louis. quiet. 1850.
Little Rock, nominal, 14%c.
Houston, steady, 15c.
Memphis, nominal, 1880.
Augusta, quiet, IA 1916.
Augusta. quiet. 14Bc.
Macon. firm, 14%c.
Charlotte. steady, 14Ac.
Columbia, steady, 14Ac.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-12-13

npnpcV Cured; quick relieF: removes al swelling IN
UNoI ~ to 20 days: 30 to 90 days effects permaneD'
cure Trial treatment sivenfree sufferers nothing fare
For circulars testimonials and free trial treatment we
d.. II. H. Gresn's Sens, Box A Atlanta. Go
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Prev.
!. Close.
CHICAGO CASH auorArroNs.

CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS.
CHICAGO. Dec. 12.-cssh: Wheat, No. red
sshgzc; No. red e1% 9e2Nc; No. 2 hard
northern s1.o491 .oeIs; No. spring esq .o5;
velvet chatf soG1.o2; durum s2@s2c.
Com, No 2 and No. white 4shG4sc; No.
Oats. No: s1aHc; No. white ss@Hc;
standard 32h133c.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS..
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 12.-wheat firm; track No.
red s7hQN.oo; No. hard es9s102.
Corn firm; track 441sc; No. white 44k@
oats steady; track No. 2 s19hc; No. white
sS9kc.
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS
KANSAS CITY; Dec; I2Zcssh, Wheat un.
e6197c.
Corn. unchanged to nc lowerK Nos 2
Oats. unchanged to &c lower; No white
33c: No. mixed 31h 9325c.
NAVAL STORES.
SAVANNAH. Ca. Dec. 12.-Spirits, firm;
T4Ss; ~. RO:i1, firm; WV :1ss; VIC s1.4S;
IS. s0d5.s5; F t5T565.s5; z s572h $3.50; D
o.T2h@5.75; B SO. Spirits. receipts S4s;
rosin, receipts ALAS.
SUGAR, COFFEE AND PETROLEUM
NEW YORK. Dec. 12-Raw sugar firm:
muscovado se-test. 1885; centrifugal se-test,
s4.o5; molasses S9-test, $3.50. Refined steady.
Petroleum steady ..-..
Coffee-Spot steady.
Molassese steady.
LIVE STOCK BY WIRE
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 12.-Cattle, receipts $500.
including 19O0 Texans: weak; native beef IS 90
d7.00; cows and heifers $3.2516.5o; stockers
and feeders $3.25d5.5O; Texas and Indian,
steers S3.75@6.5o; cows and heifers s.. ood425
calves In carload lots s45o67.O0.
Hogs. receipts 5000 market steady; pigs and
lights $7.75Q7.e5: packers s725d7.S5; butch.
ers and best heavy T.70d7.90
Sheep. receipts 1900; steady: native NUT
tons s3.50d4. lambs $550@6.50.
KANSAS CITY BUTTER AND EGGS
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 25.-Butter: Creamery,
Ice.
Esss-EItras. 2sAe; firsts. 2sxe; seconds.
1sAe.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS everywhere, either
sex, TO take applications for automobiles on
Easy Payment" plan Stamp to post
age. Carmen Motor Car Co.. Box POI, Dallas,
Texas.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW DREAMS. Dec 12,-Cotton futures
opened firm at a decline of 10 to LIB points
Cables were not up to expectations aud Of
ferings from longs were rather liberal In con
sequence. First prices we're the lowest on the
early trading, the weather map being a
strengthening feature.
No rain was reported in Texas over Sunday
and private messages state that the drought
was fast becoming a serious factor In lthe new
crop preparations. At the end of teh first Rail-
hour OF trading prices OF the active months
, were within TO q points OF Saturdays close
1he market nervous from the early
trading on. Around the middle OF the morn
ing there was much selling out by longe, VINO
appeared to be disappointed with the tame ar
OF the market and theSr offerings created
enough pressure to put prices Is 10 10 polnts
under the level Of Saturdays last quotations.
Toward noon this selling decreased and netter
tone in evidence. Prices partially recover
ed on kilograms from the interior, predicting
smaller ginners returns for the period ending
today. At noon the market was dull, but
steady. at decline Of 10 8 points, compared
with Saturdays close.
NEW YoRK COTTON
The following were the ruling prices on the
quotation on the stock exchange today:
Tone steady; middling, 14%c, steady.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-12-13

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-12-13
SAY CLARK Is ASSURED
NEXT HOUSE SPEAKER

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1o.-The first
state delegation boom for Champ Clark.
of Missouri, the present minority leader,
for the speakership of the next congress,
was launched when the Kentucky DEM
ocrats formally Endorsed him for the Of
flee. Friends of Mr.. Clark say that his
election to the speakership of the next
hous is now assured and that there is
no other candidate in the field and no
real opposition.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-12-13
NEW YoRK COTTON

The following were the ruling prices on IN
quotation on the stock exchange today;
Tone steady; middling, 14Hc, steady.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-12-13
ONE OF THE 600 NOW
Is SEEKING CHARITY

OAKLAND. Cal. Dec. 10-George
Smith. one of the immortal 600 thar rode
in to the charge of the light brigade at
the battle Of Balaklava, is now at the
age of 81, seeking charity from tho
Oakland board of supervisors.
He is asking for sufficient funds to car
ry him and his daughter to british
soil. in order that he may revive his
claim to pension from the BrtkiBtl sov-
Axnment