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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-30
De Aguadi||a

FL Cine Borinquen esta hacienda las
delicias del ptblico de la ciudad. Proxi-
mamente hace un mes abrio su tempo
rada y noche Y por noche Sc We invadido
por el respectable, avido de cOntemplar
10 mas moderno del arte cinametogratico.
AIuchas familias atraidas por 10 culto {
interesante de estos espectaculos Sc dan
eta Ell ell mencionado Cine. Para esta
noche seglIn programs que circular
anuncia Los Miserables" del imor--
tai Victor Hugo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-30
GOVERNMENT HOUSE
PORTO RICO
San Juan, Noviembre >. $40.
EStimado Senior:

San Juan, NONIcllbft -. -@IU.
EStimado Senior:
Acusando recibo i 81 :omuni,dci0n
con fccha ; de los c0rrlen-es. tengo Il
gusto de informarle que Sera un gran
placer para mi aceptar Ia presidencia
honoraria del "Consejo de los Scouts -
de los Boy Scouts de America en- Puerto
Rico, en- dar cualquier aygda que me
sea possible para que eSta organization
llegue ser I'm tXitO. ConSidero este
trabajo como uno que sierra de gran pro-
vech0 para los jovcnes de Puerto Rico
pOr medic de recreos Saludables Y hue
nos cjercicios, como tambitn inspirar en-
elIos IN vernaucrO SenUmIenro ue pa
triotismo Y de reSponSabilidad indivi-
dual.
He tornado nota del buen Jrabajo rea-
lizado hasta la fccha p0r las scouts baio
su direction, Y estoy completamente Sc
guro que la idea tendrl una ac0uda &c
neral V la aprobaci6n de .a Duena gente
De la isla.
Muy Sinccramcnte,
GEO. II. C0lf0n.
Nr H. f. Shaffer,
Scout C0lnmiSSioner.
t0y Scouts of Auarlca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-30

Esta siendo objeto de importantes re
paracione>, un buen trozo de la callc del
Or. Betauccs. La administrator con
la cooperaci6n eicaz de importanteS We
cinos de la referida ralle, esta lIevando
a cabo con Ia reparaci6n de la mi>ma.
una obra de innperiosa necesidad, por Ia
rual clamaba dpSde hacc algtn tempe
aQuel buen vccindario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-30

~ Vease Pedrell. - Musicahrsas '.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-16
WOMEN TO WATCH
FOR REELECTION FRAUD
TWENTY-FIVE TO ACT AS WATCH.
ERS IN THE THIR-
TENTH A. D.

NEW YORK, Sept 13.-Twenty-
two young women from the Equality
League of the Self-Supporting Women
have volunteered to become watchers
at the polls of the Thirteenth Assem-
bly, district during the primaries Tues
day, and last night it was announced
they will gather for final instructions
on Monday evening at 8 o'clock in
their headquarters.
The troubles among the Democrats
of the Thirteenth-a West Side Dis
trict--have always come to the front
around primary time. Francis Cough
lin heads the opposition to Leader
John F. Curry, who, it is alleged got
his position by the Wholesale use Of
fraudulent voters last year. Mr.. Cough
lin thought of the idea of having wo-
men in the voting places, for in that
way, he has argued, men will not be
so apt to adopt smuggling methods. n
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-16
The Mystery Of
The Yellow Room
By GASTONLEROUX ooPT gy ssEs sgos;


cit must be admitted then" ! said.
'that Nile Stangerson and her muir
derer in cOmmunication-at any
rate In writingT'
"Admit il. my friend; admit 1t! You
don't risk anything. told you about
the letter left on her table on the
night of the inexplicable gallery az
fair-the letter that disappeared into
the pocket Of Mile Stangerson. Why
should II not have been a summons to
a meeting? Might he not. as soon as
be was sure of Darzac's absence, APP
point the meeting for the coming
nightY'
And my friend laughed silently.
There are moments when I ask myself
If he Is not laughing at me.
The door Of the inn opened Roule-
tabIlle was OH his feet so suddenly
that one might have thought he had
received an electric shock.
''Mr. Arthur Rancer' he cried.
Mr.. Arthur Rance stood before us
calmly bowling.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-16

BE was the forest keeper. the Green
Man. He was wearing the same cos
tune that he had worn when l first
saw him on the road in front OF the
DonjOn Inn There was no doubt
about his being the keeper. AS the
cry OF the Bette du Bon Dieu came for
the third time be put down the pack
age and went to the second window.
counting from the dark closet. dared
not risk making any movement fear
ing might betray my presence.
Arrived at the window, he peered out
on to the park. The night was now
light the moon showing at intervals
The Green Man raised his arms twice,
making signs which | did not under
stand; then. leaving the window. he
again took up his package and moved
along the gallery toward the landing
place.
Rouietabille had instructed me TO
undo the curtain cord when saw any
thing. Was RouletabiIle expecting
this? 1t was ast my business to ques-
ton. All had to do was oDey nstruc-
lions / unfastened the window cord,
my heart beating the while as If 1t
would burst The man reached the
landing place, but, to my utter sur
prise-I had expected to see him con-
tinue to pass along the gallery-I saw
him descend the stairs leading to the
vestlbule
What was l to dor looked stupidity
at the heavy curtain which had shut
the light from the window. The signal
had been given, and did not see Roule-
tabille appear at the corner Of the "Off
turning gallery. Nobody appeared. l
was exceedingly perplexed. Half an
hour passed. an age to me. What was
to do now. even If saw something's
The signal once given, could not give
it a second time To venture into the
gallery might upset all Rouletabille's
plans. After ALL had nothing to re-
proach myself with, and If something
had happened that my friend had not
expected he could only blame himself.
Unable to be of any further assistance
to him by means of signal, / left the
dark closet and, still in my socks,
picked my steps and made my way to
the '-off turning" gallery.
There was no one there ] went to
the door of Rouletabille's room and lis
tened. could hear nothing. ! knock
ed gently. There was no answer.
turned the door handle and the door
opened. l entered Rouletabille lay
extended at full length on the floor.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-16
HUNTING FOR The
STOLEN BULLION
ARMY or DETECTIVES SEARCH
ING FOR LOOT TAKEN FROM
STEAMSHIP HUMBOLDT.

SEATTLE, Wash, Sept PA score
Of detectives have been sent to work
in Alaska to trace the s75,5OO in gold
ingots stolen in transit on steamer
Humboldt from the washington-Alas-
ka bank, of Fairbanks. Alaska, to the
Dexter Horn Bank of Seattle.
The ship makes several stops en-
route to Seattle and the steamboat Of
ficials say that robbers may have left
the boat at one of the intermediate
points.
The looted box had not been rough
ly broken open. Apparently the
thieves had removed one side by the
use of a nail puller.
The bank and express company Cffi-
Gals interested express the conviction
that the robbery occurred before the
steamship arrived at Seattle. The Ca
madam customs officials are supposed
to have unpacked the entire consign-
ment and examined 1t at Dawson.
From that point to the assay Office
here, distance probably of 1880
miles, the boxes passed without more
than casual scrutiny
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-16
CHAPTER XXI.
On the Watch.

@TF act. which staggered me
did not appear to affect Roule
tabille much. We returned tc
the room and, without even re
ferring to what we had seen. he gave
me his final instructions for the night
First we were to go to dinner. After
dinner | was to take my stand in the
dark closet and wait there as long as
It was necessary-to look out for what
might happen.
"If you see anything before do, "
be explained, you must let me know.
II the man gets into the right gSi-
lery by any other way than the on
turning gallery you will see him before
I shall, because you have view along
the whole length of the right gallery,
while can only command a view OF
the off turning gallery All you need
do to let me know is to undo the cord
holding the curtain of the right gal
lery window nearest to the dark clos
ct The curtain will fall of Itself and
Immediately leave square of shadow
W0eTe previously IhchS nav ~"
square of light. To do this you need
but stretch your hand out of the closet.
shall understand your signal per-
fectly."
"And them
"Then you will see me coming round
the corner of the off turning gallery"
what am | to do thenW
you will Immediately come toward
me. behind the man, but l shall al
ready be upon him and shall have seen
his face"
| attempted feeble smile.
"Why do you smile? Well, you may
smile while you have the chance, but
l swear you'n have no time for that
a few hours from now"
"And If the man escapesT
$50 much the BETTER" said Roule-
tabille coolly. II don't want to cap
ture him. He may take himself of
any way he can. will let him go
after have seen his face. That's all
I want. | shall know afterward what
TO do. so that as far as Mile. Stanger-
son is concerned he shall be dead to
her even though he continues to live
III took him alive Mile. Stangerson
and Robert Darzac would perhaps
never forgive me. And / wish to re-
tain their good will and respect.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-16
SAVED A SOLDIERS LIFE.

Facing death from shot and shell In
the civil war was more agreeable to
]. A. Stone, of Kemp, Tex, than fac
ing it from what doctors said vas
consumption. Il contracted a stub
born cold" he writes, that developed
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of all remedies for years. My weight
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-16

his arrau gcmcnTS had already been
made. and this time the murderer
would not get away from him
l expressed some doubt on this, re-
mlnding him of his disappearance In
the gallery. and suggested that the
same phenomenon might occur again.
He answered that he hoped it would.
He desired nothing more. / did not
insist, knowing by experience how use
less that would have been. BE told
me that, with the help Of the con-
cierges, the chateau had since. early
dawn been watched in such a way
that nobody could approach 1t without
his knowing 1t and that he had no con-
Germ for those who might have left it
and remained without.
1t was then o'clock by his watch.
Rising, he made sign to me to follow
him, and, without in the least trying
to conceal his movements or the sound
of his footsteps, he led me through the
gallery. We reached the right" gal
Iery and came to the landing place,
which we crossed. We then continued
our way in the gallery Of the left wing,
passing Professor stangerson's apart
ment.
At the far end of the gallery, before
coming to the donjon, is the room &C.
cupied by Arthur Rance. We knew
that because we had seen him at the
window looking ON to the court. The
door of the room opens on to the end
Of the gallery, exactly facing the east
window, at the extremity of the
fright" gallery. where Rouletabille had
placed Daddy Jacques, and commands
IN uninterrupted view OF the gallery
from end to end of the chateau.
''That of turning gallery said
Rouletabille, II reserve for myself.
when l tell you you'll come and take
your place here"
And he made me enter a little dark,
triangular closet built in bend OF the
wall to the left of the door of Arthur
RANGES room. From this recess
could see all that occurred In the gal
lery as well as II had been standing
In front of Arthur RANGES door, and
couId watch that door too. The door
Of the closet, which was to be my
place of observation, was fitted with
panels of transparent glass. In the
gallery, where all the lamps had been
lit, it was quite light. In the closet,
however, it was quite dark. 1t was
splendid place from which to observe
and remain unobserved.
We returned along the gallery. On
reaching the door of Mile. Stangersen's
apartment it opened from push
given by the steward who was waiting
at the dinner table. on. Stangerson
had for the last three days dined
with his daughter in the drawing room
on the first floor) AS the door remain
ed open, we distinctly saw Mile. Stan
gerson. taking advantage of the stew
ards absence and while her father
was STOPPING to pick up something he
had let fall. pour the contents OF
vial into NJ. Stangerson's glass.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-16
BID ON JAMES Bros,
RAISED TO $3.50
LOCAL MEN PUT IN BID HIGHER
THAN THAT OF NEW YORK
CONCERN.

The bid for the stock Of the James
Bros. Jewelry Co., has been raised
by Dobbins & Ewing to $3.50, from
$780, which was the highest bid at
the auction sale on Saturday. The
mater OF re-opening the bids has been
referred to Lee Brock, referee in hank
ruptcy, and his decision will be made
known in few days. The bid OF
$4,000 was put in by J. A. Piper, rep
resenting the ]. Murray Hair Co., Of
New York.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-16
RACING RESULTS
AT MURFREESBORO

Special to The Herald.
MURFREESBORO, Tenn, Sept. 10
The results of yesterdays races are:
2:17 pace; purse $500.
Nelson H., b. g., by Prairie Bell
TaylOr ...... -. ...... .....l /
Helen Trix, b. M, by Duplex
Whitehead -. ........2
Chestnut Burr, CHI. g., by Mach
and, Thomas 49,. .......3 3 8
Time 2:14A, 2:13, 2:14A.
2:1O pace; purse $500.
My Shady Bell br. m, by
Shadewood, Reaves 80. 20
Marie Bradley, br. m, by
Blanco, Tansey ..... ....1 9 2 2
Robert A., rh. h., by Roy
Brown, Anderson ...... ..,S 3 8 3
Time 2:11A, 2:O91a, 2:O9A.
2:3O trot; purse 5000.
Omar, b. g., by Mabloose, Tan
sey $500. ... g. .....1 l l
Ethel Ego, b. M, by Egoan,
Thomas $50. 49,. -. .....Z =
Greyhound, g. g, by Boltocrat
Stiles ....... ...... f......4 8
College Girl, CHI M, by DR.. Hatch
Gallagher ...... ........3 = 4
Time 2:1SA, 2:171s, 2:1S6.
2:19 trot; purse $500.
knight Templar, blk. g., by
Black Alcion Stiles ......S ! l 2 2
Athlane, b. h., by Stately
Whitehead 80. so. 80 8 2 l 1
Chieftain, b. h., by Cardora
R1veS -. ....,.... 49, 8
Hettie s., b. M, by Mercer
Gallagher ...... -. .....1 2 6 4 4
Lillian Arnold, b. m, by
Craighorn. Stone ...... IS 5 4 5 5
Berdie Gallant, b. M, by Gal
liant Boy Pansy ,..,......6 6 B G 6
Time 2;16A, 2:15A, 2:15h, z:19,
2:25
2:25 pace; purse $500.
Dan p, oh. g., by Norwood Ham
iltonian, stiles ...... ......s..l /
Elk, 70. g., by Elkton, Thomas A Q 2
Annie Laurie, br. m, by Walter
Direct, whitehead ..,. ....2 3 81
Frolic, b. g., by Bona Prince
Pansy -. -. .............S
Time 2:12A, 2:14h, 2:16A.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-16
AN AWFUL ERUPTION

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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-16
(To be continued.)
STUBBORN AS MULES

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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-16
HOW GOOD NEWS SPREADS.

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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-16
BROKE ARM ON
AUTOMOBILE

Clarence Fry, an employee OF the
Maury Motor Co., broke his right
arm this afternoon while cranking up
an automobile. The accident occur
red at the company's garage in this
city.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-16
CHAPTER Xxx.
An Act of Mile. Stanssr.On.

sET wlOU remember me. monsieur"
MI ask ed Rouletabille. The
American extended his hand
and Rouletabille, relaxing his
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-09-16

The rain, which had begun to come
down strongly toward 8 O'Clock, had
now ceased.
My friend had told me that prob
ably nothing would occur before mid
night or l o'clock In the morning. 1t
was not more than half past IL, how
ever, when l heard the door of Arthur
RANGES room open very slowly The
door remained open for a minute,
which seemed to me long time. As
1t opened into the gallery-that Is to
say, outward-I could not see what
was passing In the room behind the
door.
At that moment / noticed strange
sound, three times repeated, coming
from the park. Ordinarily | should
not have attached any more impor-
lance to 1t than | would to the noise
of cats on the roof. But the third
time the new was so sharp and pene-
trating that remembered what ! had
heard about the cry of the Bette du Bon
Dieu. AS the cry had accompanied all
the events at the Chandler could not
refrain from shuddering at the thought
Directly afterward saw a man APP
pear on the outside of the door and
close 1t after him. At first could not
recognize him, for his back was to-
ward me, and he was bending over a
rather bulky package When he had
closed the door and picked up the
package, he turned toward the dark
closet, and then | saw who he was.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-23
STORES. LOFTS, ETC. NORTH OF MARKET
STREET

STREET
$3.50 nno.-Size l9x9o #. very light: entrances.
FEAR and front; large hsnit: splendid Iocs
ton lZ3-127 Suffer ST. near Montgomery
S1T5-lS6 Eddy mr.. Mason: store and basement
SlJo-Loft, 26xl37:e IT.. I'd floor: passenger and
freight elevator; ~ Geary St near Grant
Slz5--Mezzanlne hoor. suitable for millner etc:
can arrange for some ground space and win
dow display; 125 Geary Grant av
Sl0O-Large store, NE. COR Polk and Washing
ton; FINE BUSINESS LOCATION.
N00 fmayhe less)-Large ground floor space &c
x50 It; close 10 Bush and Kearnv.
S50-Store. 1922 Fillmore near Clay
Ss7.50-Large basement 40x60 IT: elevator
service close 10 Bush and Kearny
Ss5-Store. ia Church St of Market
S3S-Store. NE. corner Union and Larkin SITS
S35-Store, 931 Ellis st. near Franklin.
S.iJ-Store, 32SS Sacramento near Preside sv
$3O-Lsrge store. 419 Pine near Montgomery.
S3O-Lsrge store, 1760i O'Farrell near Fillmore;
fine location.
S5O-Space in new market: unsurpassed location
Sa0-St0re 1912 Franklin near Pine.
S25-Store. fine location FOR barber shop: 17l2
Sacramento st. near Polk.
$25-store; ideal location for a creamery; sl9
Cole near Carl.
S25-Store 2032 Polk near Broadway.
S2J-Mezzanine floor: 1853 HYDE cor. CLAY
S21-Spuce in new market: unsurpassed location
SlT-50-Store. Franklin near Ellis
Sl5-Store. $50 Cough near Fulton.
$3.50 TO $S0-Larce. light rooms suitable for
light manufacturing sample rooms; ele-
Fafor service. close to Bush and kearny
Sl2.5O--ShOp I'D Willow near Franklin.
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MEDICAL
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HOUSES NORTH OF MARKET

S15o-9 ?. and b.: 1850 Scott corner ruher,.
elegant modern residence
SlUo-ZO r b. 4 kitchens: newly pspered and
tinted; close TO Fillmore ana Hairbt
SEP r; 2029 Vallejo mr. Laguns: view
500 z. and b.; 22I7 Van Ness mr. Broadway
$50 r, 1703 Buchanan mr. Post
$50 r. 1879 Pine mr. Cough
81 T. and b.: lT12 Broderick mr. Pine
S12-50-3 r; p Delgado of HYDE.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

s.. S00-5 room and bath bungalow new. I block
from Grand street station. One-half block from
earliDe: lot 50x10S: fine lawn and garden; will
take $1,000 down, balance at per cent. will
sell furnished or unfinished: owner leaving
Alameda. Box 2O62. Call office.
FINE ALAMEDA HOME
room modern Queen Anne house just finished;
choice location; handy to and trains:
terms to suit. 1910 Pearl ST.. Versailles STA
ton. Alameda; phone Alameda 1904.
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SOUTH OF MARKET AND MISSION

SOUTH OF MARKET AND MISSION
$50 r. and b.; garage: modern BUNGALOW.
407 Diamond near 2lst
s2s-5o--6 r. and b.; 4I23 18th near Diamond.
k20-S25-5 ?. and b. each: l46S Folsou near
10Th; sunny. modern fats
SIS r; 81 Hermann near Valencia.
$50 r end b.. 2561 Path near Harrison.
SIS 2. snd b.. $50 Castro ST
tlS.So-4 Z. and b.; l5sA LsngtOn near Folsom
STORES. ETC. SOUTH OF MARKET ST
AND MISSION
S>f7J--I-arec light store, with living rooms in
rear; s2325 9Th 81. nr. Harrison
$50 mo. each--3 stores. corner 9TH aud Clara ste
s27-JO--store' 1855 oath near Harrison.
J. ". WRIGHT & co.
22S MONTGOMERY ST'
Nils BUILDING
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APARTMENTS NORTH OF MARKET ST.

APARTMENTS NORTH OF MARKET ST
500 r; Tho Westezte. 1925 Hyde
$40 r.. 1924 Sacramento mr. Polk
$40 r; 1850 Clay mr. Polk
$40 r: 1912 Hyde mr. Pacific
$50 r; apartment H. 1864 Iarkin
SO r 1854 Larkin ny Clay.
S3s-4 r.; 1929 Clay mr. Jones
SIS P. 1850 Jones mr. Green
.5e--4 r.; 1850 Clay mr. Polk
S3Q-S3250--4 r. and b.: 1881 Iearenvro-th
S8Z-Ju 20 800 r. and b.: new aud hesutifulir
appointed ants. just completed; Redding
apis. 1870 Clay st. nr. Polk
- 70 SS2-f r and b. 230l Polk cor. Green.
$50 r.: 1870 California nr. Hyde
$50 r, 1871 Washington mr. HYDE. MINER
SIS 2. and b.; Tho Highland 1855 CLAW
s2T-50-3 r and D.; 1850 Clay mr. Polk
= l-''o-S$5-2 r and b.; 253 Laguns mr. Haicht
So r. 1927 Clay mr. Jones
= ~-SZs-5ti-S r. Ne. Pacific and Tarkin
Sls-S-e--5 r and b.; 1913 Washington mr. Hyde
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-23

HAVE only 10000 shares left in the "a Hill
OIL Co. of Bakersfield. Cal. in Maricopa dis
frict. We have 800 acres with 20 year lease
and are down about $50 feet and working
daily, Will sell from 100 shares up to 10. COO;
shares are So cents, and as soon as we strike
oil the shares go to par of 81. Am at Ar
gonaut Hotel until Saturday, then Bakersfield.
Jay HOISTEIN
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-23

FURNISHED FLATS AND HOUSES
800 r and b.; % Cushman near CLAW
S45--o r; 2036 Hyde near Filbert
SZSSil-2 and r and b.. elegantly furnished.
The Highland "'9"1'
SSO-SaZ go r ana b. each: 8 beautiful fur
-, hssifed uats; 500 Joice St near Pine
$50 r. and b.; 1878 Washington mr.. HYDE