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Milford chronicle., 1910-02-18
Convict Found pead IN Cell.

Auburn. N Y. Feb william
Lynasen, Of Elizabeth. n J.. a young
convica school teacher in Auburn
prison. was found dead in his cell. The
1ody was found in a chair. with an
open book in the lap. as Guard Muir
ply flashed his bull's-eye into the cell
on a tour Of inspection. No evidence Of
suicide could be found by Coroner
Forman.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-18
Strange Disease Fatal.

A strange disease has made its ap-
pearance among the people Of the town
Of Parrilla near Durango. Mexico.
causing many deaths Physicians are
unable to check its progress. which is
rapid The body Of the victim turns
black after death. it is stated.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-18
live Cure Causes Man to Faint.

Harrisburg. Pa. Feb t6-Olver Blu
chants put a leech on his eve to take
the blood from a badly swollen bruise.
but the 'ecoh was so active and alb
sorbed So o'"ch blood that he tainted
A physician removed the reptile ani
gave the Tar restoratives
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-18
Llve stoek Markets.

PITTSBURG CUnion Stock Yards -
CATTLE steady; choice. S6.5066.75;
prime, s62566.40.
SHEEP firm; prime wethers, $5.65
m6.9O: culls and common, S304;
lambs. S60S.90; veal calves, $9.50Q10.
HOGS higher; prime heavies, me.
diums heavy and light Workers and
pigs, sS.35; roughS, 3sGS.75.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-18

Michigan Train Stuck In snowdrift.
Muskegon. Mich. Feb. 16.-The Pen
tewater train on the Pere Marquette
railroad is stuck in a snOwdrift at
Mears Other trains are running late
and interurban traffic between Muske
gon and Grand Rapids is all but stop
ped by heavy snow
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-18
Murderer Of sIx EIeetrocuted.

Howard Little. who murdered Mrs.
Betsy Justis her son-inlaw. George
Meadows. and his wife and three chill
dren in their home. near Hurley, in
Buchanan county, Va, last September.
was put TO death by electrocution in
the penitentiary at Richmond without
unusual incident Little confessed.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-18
CHILD SAVES BABY SISTER
Five-Year-Old Girl Holds Burning In
fant Under Spiqot

Chester Pa. Feb ia celluloid
baby's rattle was the cause of Elsie
Taylor. the one-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick TAYLOR. being
burned The infant was playing with
the rattle on the floor near the sitting
room stove. when she stuck the play
thing against the hot CRATE In an in
stant the rattle took fire. igniting the
child's clothing
The infants screams we're heard by
her five-year-old sister, Mary. who,
with rare presence OF mind. carried
the child to the kitchen sink and held
her beneath the spigot extinguishing
the flames Both children escaped with
slight burns.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-18
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS.
The Latest Closing Prices For Produce
and Live Stock

and Live Stock
PHILADELPHIA r. FLOUR steady;
winter low grades S440d460; winter
clear. S5d5.25; city mills, fancy Sc u
6640.
RYE FLOUR steady: per barrel
S42564.40.
WHEAT firm: No 2 red. S1.26612S
CORN firm; No. yellow local 10
G705ac.
OATS steady; No. 2 white say a
Sac: lower grades. SIC.
POULTRY: Live steady; hens. ia
1Sc.; old roosters, l26121sc Dressed
firm; choice fowls. lS1ac.; old roOst
srs, lac.
BUTTER steady; extra creamery
30c. per ID.
EGGS steady. selected. 81 q 33c.;
nearby. CSC; western CSC.
POTATOES firm; per bush 45d4S
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-18
cottonseed Flour Bread Shown.

Bread made from cottonseed -four
was exhibited on the board Of trade
at Chicago by Charles Stearns. AL
though ten days old. it was sweet and
palatable and resembled brown bread
The seed was ground and the bread
baked at Ennis, Tex The -four can b.
had at $50 a ton. or 4 cents a pounC
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-18
Warrant cut For Alleged CRATER.

y - - II y F''TN6TN N1I 'T EVT'
Columbus O.. Feb 16-A warrant
charging an. 5ezzlement was issued for
Mark Slater. former state printer He
is accused By his partner. Charles
Brelsford, with pading the state print
ing bills.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-18
200 PERSONS DROWNED
Two Ships Wrecked In Storm In Pc
sian Gulf.

st. Petersburg Feb IA disparrf
from Teheran TO the Russ SAYS tha'
two steamships. one a passenger boat
and the other a freight carrier from
Bushire to a port on the Persian Gull
have been wrecked in a great storm
Two hundred lives We're lost
The names of the vessels are MT
given. The drowned include passen
gers and members OF the crews Of the
two boats.
Milford chronicle., 1910-02-18
TILLMAN LOSES CHILDREN
Sons Wife Given Custody Of Little
Ones by South Carolina Judge.

Ones by South Carolina Judge.
Columbia. s c., Feb 16-In a de-
cision handed down here the supreme
court took the two children of B. R.
Tillman. Jr from their grandfather
Senator Benjamin R Tillman, and re-
stored them to the custody of their
mother.
B. r. Tillman. Jr.. and his wife are
separated. The children. under a pc
culiar South Carolina law. were deed
ed to the senator by his son Their
mother brought suit for their custody.
The Jackson herald., 1910-01-06
8rookside.

Christmas and New Years
have come and gone. Both pass
ed off very quietly.
Several of the young folks
from here attended the dance at
Turner Hall Monday night.
Hazel, Elsie and Willie Snider
were guests of Marie and Elliott
Anderson last week,
Anna Wilhelm spent Christ
mas week with Ida Sievers.
Miss Gusta Sievers gave a
birthday party Sunday. All had
a good time,
Several of the young folks
went out sleigh-riding on Christ
mas day. Those who enjoyed
the good time were the follow
ing: Ida Sievers, Caroline Wolf
enkoehler, Grace, Lille and Ma
rie Anderson, Monroe McBryde,
Henry Koehler and Otto Sievers.
Miss Nora Ludwig visited
Caroline Wolfenkoehler last
Thursday.
Two of Brookside's young la
dies were very much disappoint-
ed because they did not get to
attend the dance at Millerville
Friday night. Hope they won't
get disappointed next time.
Robert Goza spent Saturday
and Sunday with his best girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Borgfeld
spent last week with the for
mer's parents.
A few from here attended the
play at Fruitland Wednesday
night.
r. L. Dickerson and family
visited Addison Walker of Oak
Ridge last Monday.
Alma McLain, who is attend
ing the High School at Fruit
land, is spending the holidays
with home folks.
The Jackson herald., 1910-01-06
Saved at Deaths Door.

The door of death seemed
ready to open for Murray w.
Ayers, of Transit Bridge, N. Y,
when his life was wonderfully
saved. Il was in a dreadful
condition" he writes. my
skin was almost yellow; eyes
sunken; tongue coated; emaciat-
ed from losing 40 pounds, grow
ing weaker daily. Virulent liver
trouble pulling me down to death
in spite Of doctors. Then that
matchless medicine, Electric
Bitters, cured me. | regained
the 40 pounds lost. and now am
we'll and strong" For all stom-
ach, liver and kidney troubles
they're supreme. SOC at all drug
stores.
The Jackson herald., 1910-01-06
Marriage Licenses.

George w. Hener, aged %,
and Emelie J. Neimeyer, 20;
both of Cape.
John Fitzgerald, 29, and Ida
Gladney. 26; Cape.
We buy split second-growth
hickory II inches long for ham,
mer handles. See us about it
LaPierre-Sawyer Handle Co.
The Jackson herald., 1910-01-06

When Tom Marks. police COM
missioner. put the blue badge of
a fair deal on the recent cleo
tion, he seems to have been
mighty careless of the fact that
he would thereby offend some
people. Apparently he was con-
tented to act as the official rep
resentative of the qualified vot-
ers who desired only to vote
once apiece and give every other
qualified voter the same chance.
One result Of this decision was
to compel certain eager fingers
to stay in their own pockets.
Another was toreduce the tabled
Influence" Of various politici-
ans to the size and shape of a
joke. These are offenses not
easily forgiven. and crooked pol
iticians are notoriously bad los
ers. So there seems to be moth
ing for the commissioner to do
except TO get what consolation
he can out Of the fact that the
lf,lo of December witnessed the
c.oanest and 1uictest castiu of
ballots that this towneyer knew.
and chat the Kansas City police
can be overlastingly proud of
their share in making l. $50.
Kansas City Star
The Jackson herald., 1910-01-06

For Sale-The B. M. Morgan
home and twelve fine residence
lots in West Jackson. Apply to
B. M. Morgan, 294O Quitman
St, Denver, Colo. 10
The Jackson herald., 1910-01-06

jackson is surely coming to
the front. Sunday and Monday
brought to our city some young
people of distinction. On Sun
day a pair of young politicians
stopped at the home of Conrad
Schade. They are called Taft
and Hadley, juniors. Monday
there entered the home of. Rev.
NJ. T. Haw a young Bishop Hen
bricks. Mothers and babies are
all doing well.
The Jackson herald., 1910-01-06

See the editor of this paper if
you want a typewriter that does
everything that a 500 machine
will do and that you can get for
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The Jackson herald., 1910-01-06
Stockholders Meetings.

Notice is hereby given that
the annual election of seven di-
rectors of The Peoples National
Bank of Jackson. Missouri viii
be held i'm the office of the Banl.
ON Tuesday. January II, 1910.
Polls open from 10 a. m. to 3
p. m.
WILLIAM PAAR. Cashier.
Jackson. Mo-. Dec. 3, 1909.
The Jackson herald., 1910-01-06
County Court.

Bond of c. d. Randol, super
intendent of County Farm. for
$1,000, with j. H. Poe, j. NJ.
Randol, G. w. Vinyard, w. c.
Cracraft and Ed Howard, ap-
proved.
Report of William r. Schwett-
man, special commissioner,
showing S126 subscribed and
worked out. received, and issue
of warrant ordered.
Report of special commission
er Fred Hartle, improvement of
Freder,cktown road. received
and approved; warrant issued
for $13O.
J. c. Whitaker. special COM
missioner, reports, showing $129
subscribed and worked out on
roads. Report filed.s
A. A.. Sides. special commits
sioner, reports SAG subscribed,
and court orders warrant for SlG
tor roads in his district.
Frank Reuncr special COM
missioner, reports S5l -ubscrib-
eI 'arroad work. Warrant or
oerca lor that sum.
r A. Noland, special commits
sioncr reports $3.50 subscribed
Tor road work in his district;
court allows like sum.
County Treasurer J. g. Putt
reports; examined and approved.
On petition, the Clover Hill
Telephone Co. was granted a
franchise to erect and maintain
a telephone line from the resi-
dence OF II. D. Weiss 70 Jackson.
Requests for following road
9Norseers granted: Fred Hart
mann, District ~, Sd; +. II.
isente, District S, $40; Henry
Springer District ~, S35; ). i.
heeyer5 District 23, S25.
Report of Joseph Ratf, deputy
3Nerseer showing $50 expended
en- road. with receipts for same,
approved.
Ordered that George Roden-
meyer be cited to show cause
why ne did not collect $50 show
license from the lOl Ranch Show
IN accordance with the orders OF
the court.
Highway engineer reports
that the concrete culvert at
Frank Burford's is completed by
J. II. Langston. contractor. Ap-
proved; warrant for S95.67 is
sued.
Engineer reports on repairing
Of bridge across Big Flora Creek
showing work completed. War
rant issued for $50.
Usual bills allowed.
Ordered that warrant of $500
De drawn in favor of Louisa
Wright and Julia Wright on rev.
enue fund for the purchase of a
all lot.
Application of Peter Freese
,or state license to sell intoXi-
,ense granted.
7 + Scbmuke nresants hills
-
The Jackson herald., 1910-01-06
William VESSEL
GENERAL REPAIRER

OF all kinds of Furniture and Up
holstering, Window Glass of all sizes,
Framing Pictures, Sewing Machines,
Ironing Boards. Chair Bottoms and
Backs of all kind and sizes.
The Jackson herald., 1910-01-06

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In the Cape Girardeau Court of
Common Pleas. February
Tarr 1910
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7, t. tha,oforo o,.ja,.ad h.. .,,l
Clerk that said Defendant Will
Shoults he notified bv n,,blica-
tion that Plaintiff bv netition
herein filed of date November
IL 1909 has commenced against
said Defendant an action at law
the immediate object and gener-
al nature of which is to Obtain a
decree of divorce from the bonds
of matrimonv contracted he
tween Plaintiff and Defendant.
on the grounds of Defendant ali.
sentinq himself without a rea-
sonable cause for a snace of one
wear: abandoning Plaintiff and
their infant child and his fail
nre to sunnort PLAINTIFF
hna T. l. f,rthor .o ordorod
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The Jackson herald., 1910-01-06

You make no muss with PUT
NAM FADELESS DYES, as
they do not stain the hands OF
spot the kettle.
The Jackson herald., 1910-01-06
NOTICE OF RESIGNATION.


State of Missouri. County of Cape
Girardeau, S. 5.
In the Probate Court. In Vaca-
ton A. ID. 1909.
William Gerecke. guardian and
curator of Alvin Gerecke,
Herman Gerecke, Freda Ger
ecke. Frederick Gerecke and
Ida Gerecbe, Minors.
Notice of Resignation.
To All Persons Concerned:
Take notice that the under
signed guardian and curator of
A vim Gerecke, Herman Gerecke.
Freda Gerecke, Frederick Ger
ecke and Ida Gerecke, minor
heirs of Emma Gerecke, deceas-
ed, will, at the February term,
1910, of said Court, to be held
at the Court House in the city of
Jackson, in said county and
state, on the l4th day of Febru-
ary, 1910, apply to said Court
for leave to resign the office and
trust of said. guardianship and
curatorship.
WILLIAM GERECKE,
Guardian and Curator of Alvin
Gerecke, Herman Gerecke,
Freda Gerecke, Frederick
Gerecke and Ida Gerecke,
Minors.
Dated November 26, 1909.
The Jackson herald., 1910-01-06

Wanted a good man to sell
Pianos and Organs in Cape
county. Good money to right
man. Apply to Thos. f. Clark.
Cape Girardoau, No. II
The Jackson herald., 1910-01-06

1913 hunters licenses We're is
sued in this county last year.
Few counties beat this record.
The Jackson herald., 1910-01-06

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typewriter, call on the editor of
this paper and procure an Amer
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market. Price $50.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-12
SLOWLY cONvALEsCING.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Hugh Houston OF Florence. brother
OF City Marshal d. J. Houston Of this
place, who has been seriously III for
several weeks, is slowly convalescing
and his friends anticipate a complete
recovery In the course OF short
time. His condition has been such
as to create the gravest apprehension
on the part OF his family and other
relatives. Mr. Houston was able to
sit up for little while yesterday. an
experience that he repeated this
morning.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-12

Bought in car lots. No middle
mans profit. c. B. Merris' feed
store. ssStf
Cañon City record., 1910-05-12
PRESENTS PICTURE TO
HIGH SCHOOL

From Tuesdays Daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. II. Atwater pre-
sented a very beautiful framed pie-
ture to the high school. Tho picturs
is Scene in Norway" and was pur-
chased in Europe and brought to tAis
country.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-12

DOZter, Farya
Dunbaugh, Helen
Duncan, Margie
Duncan, Mabel
Duncan, Frances
Dupps, Pearl
Durant, Frances
Duval, Lucille
Dyer, Lucille
Dryden, Helen
Duncan, Leila
E.
Edmonds, Ruth
Edmonds, Bertha
Eels, Aline
Elliott, Dorothea
Elliott, Cleona
Elliott, Elmer
Elliott, Valoris
Ellison, Gertrude
Enley, Thelma
Emley, Mona
Emmerson, Theodore
Emmerson, Emily
Emmerson, Beulah
Emmerson, June
Emmerson, Jessie
Emard. Sarah
Esser, Emily !
Esser, Marie
Esser, Elizabeth
Esser, Helen
Evans Isabel
Evans, Margaret
Evans, Jessie
Evans, Carrie
Evans. PauliLe
r,
Farmer, Genevieve
Harrington. Helen
Feller, Lulu
Feller, Viola
FELTON,, Alice
Fitzpatrick, Alice
Flanagan. Stella
Fleisher, Eva
Fleischer. Pearl
Fleischer. Merle
Foresman. Grace
Fowler. Eva
Fowler, Zella
Fowler, Elizabeth
Fredrickson. Ruth
Frederickson. Hilda
Frey, Gertrude
Freye, Starr
Friend, Crystal
Frishie Annie
Ferguson. Rilda
g.
Gale, Mae
Gannett, Annie
Gardner. Susie
Gardner, Hazel
Garrett. Frances
Garrett, Velma
Garrett, Vena
Garrett. Fern
GARNER. Anna
GARNER, Estelle
Gaulke, Emma
Gaulkc. Bertha
Gehl, Helen
Giem. Laura
Glen. Anna
Giem. Clara
Glen, Alta
Gilmore. Pauline
Gladman. Jessie
Goss, Ruth
Goss, Louise
Goodhand. Vera
Govern Jessie
Govern. Blanche
Graney. Margaret
Graney. Alice
Gravestock, Pearl
Gray, Edna
GRAY. Annabelle
Greene, Ethel
Greene Louvenia
Gresham, Lola May
Gresham, Geraldine
Griffin. Irene
Guthrie Maude
Guy. Bernice
II.
Hadden, Esther
Haggart, Ray
Hahn, Hilda
Hall. Blanche
Hamilton, Irene
Hamilton. Edith
Hamilton, Alice
Hammond. Katherine
Harri'l, Delphine
Harris, Olive
Harris, Madge
Harrison. Hazel
Harding, Maude (Mrs.)
Harding. Sarah
Harding. frankie
Hartmann, Bertha
Hartmann, Charlotte
Hartmann. Helen
Hartmann, Constance
Hartmann, Emily
Hassler. Nadine
Hastings, Verna
Haynes, Dorine
Haynes, Evelyn
Hayworth, Mary
Hayworth, Mabel
Hazard. Esther
Hazard. Eellie
Hedges, Ivy
Henderson. Lottie May
Henry. Florence
Henry, Doris
Hemmer1e. Frances
Hennessey, Katherine
Hiatt, Irene
Hiatt. Lena
Hiatt. Mabel
Hiatt, Bessie
HevI Perlita
Hoickvan, Hannah
Cañon City record., 1910-05-12

CiHipSon, LOUIS
Slutz, Earl
Smith. Ray
Smith, Marvin
Smith, Lawrence
Smith. Leslie :
Smith, Harold B.
Smith. Franklin p, Jf.
Smaller, Willie q
Spangler. willard
Spangler, Hubert
Spangler. Claude
Spann. Fred
Spell. Bayard i,
Spreen, Fred
Steffy. Clarence ~
Steffy. George
Stamm. Vincent O. =
Starbuck. Curtis
Stewart, Herbert, Walter
Stevens. Harry
Stock. Philip
Stock. Herbert
Stock, Fuller
Stockder. Hans
Stockder, Archie
Strickler. Harold
Strout. Wilbur
Strout. Joseph
Sullivan. Wilbur
Sullivan. Lyle
Sullivan, Frank
Sullivan. Robert
Surburg. Charles
Swanson, Charles
Swanson. Oscar
Swenson. William
Sellard. Carl
Sprinkle. Ronald
+.
Tassell. Clyde
Tatman, Everett
Tatman. Lester
Tatman. Frank
Taylor. Elmer
Taylor. Wyman
Taylor. Orvin
Templin. Ray
Templln. Carroll
Thomas. Roy
Thomas, Ray
Thomas Albert
Thomas. Ira
Thoreau. Ralph
Thoreau, Marvin
Tomiinson. James
Tomlinson. Earl
Townsend. LivingBtD1
Twist. Erwin
Twitchell. Mac
Turner. Clyde
Turner. Harold
Tyo. Anthony
Tyo. Edmund
Tyo. Bernard
ward. Rex
Ward, Ray
Ward, Gilbert
ward. James
Watson. Carl
Watson. George
Wells. Clement
welsh. Timothy
Welsh. william
whelan, Malcolm
wheian. Carol
white. Harry
White. Lawrence
Wilkerson. Vernon
Wi1kerson. Glenn
Wilkerson. Earl
Wilkerson. Hoamer
Wiley. Alfred
Williams. Frank
williams. Hayden
williams. Lloyd
Williams. Vernon
williams. Aira
Williams. Fred
williams. Joseph
williams, william
Williams. Ray
Williams. Edward
williams. William
Wilson. Van G.
Wilson. Arthur
Wilson. Glenn
Wilson. Maurice
Wilson. Clayton
Wilson. Norman
Wilson, Scott
wycof. Charles
wycoff. Harold
witcher. James
Warner. Donald
Wood. Raymond
Wood. Harlan
worrell. Stewart
woriey. Guy
Wright. Charles
Wright. Lloyd
wray. Harry
Ward. Bruce
Ward. Claude
Walker. Charlie
q.
Ufford, Ralph
Ufford. Harold
Underwood. Robert
Unsworth. Norman
Van Buskirk. Edward
varney. Edward
Vondra. Ben
Y.
Yard, Robert
Yard. Malvin
Yeamen. Earl
Yort. Harold
Cañon City record., 1910-05-12
A CHANCE To MAKE A LITTLE EASY MONEY

Continued from Page One
Continued from Page One
Crank, Bessie
Grouse, Llace
Curtis, Dorothy
d.
Daniels, May
Daniels, Florence
Daniels, Margaret
Daniels, Grace
Daniels, Mary
Daniels, Ellen
Davis, Grace
Davis, Adabelle
Day, Stella
Day, Gladys
Devol, Mamie
Deimer, Carroll
Dickerson, Helen
Dickerson, Hazel
Dickinson, Leila
Doran, Ethel
Doran, Florence
Doran, Mabel
Doran Fern
Doyle, Leila
Doyle, Della
Dozier, De We're
DoZier, Farva
Dunbaugh, Helen
Duncan, Margie
Duncan, Mabel
Duncan, Frances
Dupps, Pearl
Durant, Frances
Duval, Lucille
Dyer, Lucille
Dryden, Helen
Duncan, Leila
Cañon City record., 1910-05-12

Carpenter, Albert
Caughey. Albert
Caughey. Levi
Caughey, Boyd
Champion. Robert
Charles. Clarence
Charles. Virgil
Chencharik, John
Cissna. Robert
Chencharik. George
Cissna, Elton
Clark. Willie
Clark, John
Clapp, Monte
Clapp, Warren
Claypool. Ronald
Clucas, Frank
Cohen, James
Coleman. Startling
Collins. Philip
Collins, Russell
Collins, Marvin
Colon, Arved
Combs, Herbert
Combs. Wilbur
Combs. Kenneth
Combs, Wade
Combs. Laurence
Combs. Robert
Cooper. irving
Cooper, Howard
Cooper, Elmer
Cooper, Clarence
Cooper, Roy
Cooper, Irven
Cooper, Monroe
Cañon City record., 1910-05-12

Sullivan. Lucy
Sullivan. Minnie
Sullivan, Myrtle
Surbrug. Pearl
Swanson, Emma
Swenson. Grace
Swope, Edna
Swope. Edith
Swope. Elsie
r.
Tatman, Eva
Tatman. Hazel
Tatman, Amy
Tatman, NADIA
Taylor, Alice
Taylor, June
Taylor, Ethel
Taylor. Marie
Taylor, Dorothy
Taylor, Susan
Templin. Edna
Thomas, Fay
Tomlinson, Lena
Tomllnson, Thirza
Tong. Hazel
Townsend. Alice
Townsend, Marine
Turner, Dora
Luncil. Blanche
Twist, Lethe
Twist. Alice
Twitcheli. Margaret
Twitchell. Helen
q.
Underwood, Helen
Unsworth, Grace
Y.
Varney, Glenn
Vondra, Margaret
vondra. Rose
w.
Waite. Marguerite
Wallace, Pauline
Walton. Eta
Walton. BernIce
Walton. Ocye
Ware. Catherine
Watson, Marie
Watson, Katherine
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-26
GACETILLA VARIA

diendole informes acerca de las ia
cilidades que ofrece la inversion de
capitales.
Cablegramas recibidos de esta ciu
dad lntorman que el huracan que
paso el microbes por Santo Lominge
ha causado sensibles perdidas a Ia
agriculture de la vecina repdblica.
Ell calor de estos dias ha sido ex-
cesivo. Los fuertes aguaceros han
refrescado momentineamente la
temperature.
Aumenta el entusiasmo entire los
vecinos del Gandul y sus barrios
vecinos, para la celebration de Ia fies
ia que>e en- honor de su patrona han
lniclado un grupo de enthusiasts ciu-
dadanos.
Los cables llegados aver informan
que la situac!on d e Portugal es muy
crltlca. Be cree que los dlas de la
monarqufa estan contados.
Ell doctor Madriz. ex-presidente
de Nicaragua que Sc halla exilado en-
Honduras fijara su residencia en-
Costa Rica. El doctor Jinenes pre-
sidente de esta Ultima repdblica le
ha ofrecido generoso asilo.
La lucha politica Sc ha enardecido
en- estos dltimos dias y frecuentes
mitins son celebrates en- toda Ia isla
por los adeptos de ambas agrupa-
clones.