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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-23

herida ie abruna un secret0 de gran I'M
portancia, que le interesaba revelar a la
justiaia.
fequerida la presencia del juez, ei
s3licida lie dijo que pesaba sobre su con
ciencia un horren10 :rimen, del cual era
81 q autor, hallandose algdn inOcente
cumplendo la condena que 81 le CO.
rresp0ndia.
Hace amos era serene de Ia ciudad de
Belgrade.
Mat6 Ie I'm tiro al dueno de un cafe, Y,
cogiendole las llaves que llevaba encima,
entr3 en- su establecimiento rob6 todo
el GlD+rO que tent en GAIA.
Con estos f0nd0s Sc estableci0, fue Ia
base lie su fortuna.
Como autores en- aquel crlmen fuerOn
pro:esados y condep pados tres indivl-
du0> Ge los cuales uno muri0 en- la pri-
sion. los 0trOS dos Sc haIlan cumplien-
do ..Ddpna.
Nemantos despu6s de hacer estas re
vela-ionas al juez, el rico comerciante
Np;r'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-23

En- la Exposition White City, de Lon
dres, Sc exhibe la bala que mat6 a Nelson
en- Trafalgar Conserya su forma este
rica y adheridos algunos fragmentos de
los galones dorados del uniforme que He
ron la infection de la herida.
vaba ell almirante ingles, y que produje-
Eel rey Jorge ha censentido que Sc ex-
hiba esa reliquia, y ha sidO Nevada por Ell
archivero jefe del palacio de Bucking-
ham, encerrada dcntro de una GAIA de
cristal.
La cual caja guarda todos los dias en-
otra de acero, con toda clase de seguri-
dades, por 81 acaso..
Ell entusiasmo no es cualidad de la que
pueda Qno tiarse
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-23
Mundana|idadcs

Berlin esta triste; la gran capital ale
mama sc aburre ell comercio esta que tri
ma. La Junta central del movimientC
de viajerOs (algo asi como aquelIa Junta
de la attraction de forasteros que tuvimos
en- Madrid) planea concursos, exposicio-
nes, fiestas; pero recomienda prinipal
mente que Sc abran cafes Y bares con
terrazas, y, sobre todo, recomienda que
la Policia muestre mas tolerancia, menos
rigor con las costumbres.
No dice cuales, pero Sc adivina.
Porque con las buenas parece l6gico
que sobran la tolerancia y ell rigor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-23

Cerca de Dresde, en- Reichemberg, ha-
bita un senor IIoyer que rinde culto a la
Naturaleza, y por rendirsele viste POGO
menos que como Adam en- el Paraiso,
Ell otro dia paseaba por ell campo lu-
ciendo una claStica escocesa, pero muy
mezquina, por toda toaleta.
De pronto Sc levantan de un maclzo
de plantas dos ninas que estaban CO.
giendo flores y echan a correr dando
gritos de espanto hasta encontrar a su
padre. que estaba no muy ieJos. ablS-
mado en- la lectlira de un libro.
Ella mante de la Naturaleza echo a
corer 4 la cautra velocidad en- cuanto
VIC al caballlero del libro. Era el Rey
de Sajonia y las niias, dos de sus hi
jas.
Ell senor Hoyer viste dcsde ese dia
un traJe mas reci0 y complete.
FL que Ia ha puesto el alcaide de la
carcel de Reichemberg.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-23

duC otIOS putUIoS UtDIcIdu 1ulaidI
deseando a Soller y all Ferrocarril las
prosperidades que merecemos por nues
trO esfnerzO.
| FL senior EStades ha contestado,
que donde esta don Antonio Maura
solo sabe callar y sentir admiration
por 10 que hace y dice su jefe, pero
que en- este case especial, por escep-
ci0n, Sc cree en- el deber de decir
dos palabras.
En- nombre de S6ller en- Ell pro-
pio ha agradecido la alta honra que
nos ha dispensado don Antonio,
abriendo por la propia mano 60 con
| la de dOna COnstanza que todavia
hace mas carifosa y familiar su pro-
tecci6n) como antics en- Fomento,
talnbien de manera MIA gica. nos abri0
el camino por donde nos ha de venir
la verdadera riqueza y prosperidad de
nuestro pueblo.
1a agradecido las frases de hala-
go cariiio que don Antonio ha pro-
digado a Solder, mspiradas sin duda,
en- la estimation y afecto que nos
|tienna Y aprOvecho esta OCCASION. ha
dlcho, para de una manera publica
lOticial agradecer con tOdo mi cora
IZ6n y con toda mi alma 10 que don
Antonio ha hecho pOr nosotros, que
S6ller sepa correspondence como de-
be y brindo por la salud Y vida de
don Antonio Maura que es la salud
~ la vida de nuestra patria.
Despues de enthusiastic despedida
acompalIado de nuevas salvas, de
haber gratifcado don Antonio a los
obreros con 100 pesetas. tamhi6n por
mano del sfiior EStades. con su CO.
mitiya sc ha di1ijido al puerto. donde
SIC lie tenia preparado I'm banquete,
habiendoSele hecho una continual Ova-
ci6n en- todo el trayecto.
Ell punto escogido por S6ller para
obsequiar su hijo adoptivo ha sido
Eel fantastico mirador. de Santa Cata-
lima, enclavado en- la ciispide de la
montana del mismo nombre. sitio de
cspltmdida belieza que ha cautivado a
/ don Antonio.
Ham pasado toda la tarde en el
puerto salicndO de AHA 4 las 6 con
sn comitiva, y al entrar en- S6ller v
rec0rrer las GALES del tl.ayecto. las
oVaclonps Sc han sucedido delirantes.
La pobIaci6n en- masa ha acudido a
la Plaza para saludar d su ilustre
huesped, donde Sc ha apcado del
automovil para subir a. la Casa Con
sitorlal. Entonoes ha habido un des-
bordamiento de entllsiaslno. Ql senior
Maura desde el balloon ha saludado
a Soller, recibiendo una dclirante ova
ci0n
ila marchado a las & y media, la
Alqueria, satisfechisimo de su estancia
entire n0SOtrOS.
S0lIer desea que vuelva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-23

Otro Rey notable ha sido ell de la IsIa
de los Cocos, Sidney I, Ross I, que aca-
ba de fallecer
Fue un marino escOces, Que naufragG
cerca de aquella isla, en- ell archipelago
malayo.
Sc salv6 a nado, Sc proclamo Rey, fun
do la capital Ell New-Selma, y Sc hizo
adorar de sls 700 s1bditos, casi todos
malayos.
No tuvo ParIamento. nj Magistratura,
nj Policla. FL 10 era todo. Fund0 una
escueIa. en- la que Sc ensenaba el Coran
y ell ingleS Pero 81 sigui0 siendo angli-
cano. Sc caS0 con una malaga. de la
que tuvo un hijo, al que ha dejado su
reino.. y una porci0n de millones Ell
un Banco de Londres.
Reino cuarenta amos. sin revoluciones.
Ell Rey de los cocoteros prOhibi0 la bebi
da de los alcoholics en- sI reino.
Aqua fresca dulce de los buenoS CO.
COS, Y @racias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-23

La pr0Xima elevation al nuevo tro-
no de Montenegro del principe Nico-
las no modifcara probablemente la sim
plicidad de la vida del future Rey
La vida de Corte en Centinga es de
una sencilez casi rlistica. NADIA de ma
y0rdomos con casacas bordadas, de ma
estroS de ceremonies. de altos palacie
gos. Dos o tres aylllantes de campo,
/ Y NADIA mas
Nicolas | Sc levanta las ocho de la
manana, va al C0nsej 10 de Estado. en- Gu
vas deliberaciones toma una parte actl
va, y despues Sc va a dar un paseo co
mo un simple burgues.
Algunos guardias lie escoltan, mas
que NADIA, por la forma, por la dignidad
del cargo, porque los montenegrinos
pueden acercarse al Principe y hablar
lie de sus astntOs.
All mediodia come en- familia Mesa
sObria, sin NADIA de lujos. Una sieSta de
dos hOras y un paseo a caballo por los
-alrededores de la ciudad Els un jinete
admirable. Practica, ademas, todo g6-
nero de ejercicio fisicos Fin los ratios
que tiene libres, 8 que no puede salir de
palaclo porque ell tempo es malo, despa-
cha su correspondence, lee libros, escri
be versos y cOmedias.
Por la noche, despues de cenar, sale
a la plaza publia, donde los montenegro
nos, con SUI pintoresco traje nacional,
forman corros, discuten pacificamente y
beben ell "chibouk."
El Principe sc retira temprano, y en-
una sala de Ia planta de palacio asiste
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-23
Los progresses de ha||o|ca
EERROCARBIL PALMA SOLLER
ConcIusion del tunel mayor.-La espo-
81 del senior Maura derriba Ia ul-
TINA piedra.

So del senior Maur2 uerTfOa Id vi
TINA piedra.
Maestro inteiigente corresponsai en
SolIer nos h6 envIado la signlente Hl-
seresante reseira. de termination de das
obras de perforaci6n del tUnel grande
de la linea PaIma-S6ller, acto que ha
reaIzado con su presencia al sellor Maui
ia su distinguida famiiia.
Desde las prineras horas de la ma
mama S6ller Sc vestia de gala para
reeibir al llustre huesped que habla
de honrar nuestro pueblo con su VI
sita
Iuvitado desde hace TEMPO para
IA perforaci6n del Tdnei mayor, que
mide cerca de 5000 metros y es ei
segundo de Espana por su iongItud,
ri seTior Mallra habia fjado ei dia de
hoy para esta sohesnnidad de Ia que
S6fler puede enorgUlbecerse doble-
mente por haberse ffgnado don An
honio perforar pOr 81 propla mano es-
ia inunensa mole que nos alslaba del
resto de la lsia
Esta maflana 4 las II en 4 antOmo-
yiles ha salido de Ia Afqnerla con su
sonora { hijos. acompanado de su
9rermano don Francisco, sonora e hi
10 mayor. don Manuel Salas don Je-
r6nimo Estades : Ingeniero de la
Eompa1fa habiendo estos dos ultl-
snos lido a sll .resideneia a buscar IA
tan ilustre visitante.
Sc. ham detenido en la boca s del
tunnel mayor, impresionamdoles muy
acknowledgements las obras innediatas
x,ue han tenido ocasi0n de cXamlnar.
Ell senior Maura- por rnano del Sc
nor Estades, ma entregado % pese-
tas a los cuatro obreros que han con
ducido su faInilia en- vagoneba, amos
300 metros tunnel adentro-
Ialego el senor .Maura con SUI
acompaIiamiento Sc ha trasladad0 "a
Ia boca n. del mismo tunnel, donde
ha sido recibid0 por la Junta Dlr'ectl-
va, en- masa, de ia conpanIa del he
xrocarril con aplausOs. una ovacl0n y
saIvas.
Ell sefior Estades ma presentado al
.senor Maura sus compaleros de
Jnnta organizada la conitiva ha pc
netrado en- Ell interior del tunel que
parecfa un verdadero iard1n. Soma
ION los tiIubres del telefon0, comu-
alicando con los obreros del interior
declarada via ibre", por medic de
un bottom electrico doipa Constanza,
ssceptando la invitaci6n de su SeIior
esposo, dispar6 yeinte barrenos la
yez, que dejaron completamente per
foradO ell tunel.
Simultaneamente a los disparos
aparecen en- el fond0 del mismo una
inscription de bo2nbillas electricas
que decfa Viva Maura! Pronto apa-
recIo tambien en- yarias vagonetas,
una brigada de obreros Vltoreando al
ssefior Maura, que ha contest ado con
un Viva los obreros
POGO despues aparecIeron tamblen
otras vag0netas eonduciendo una
z1tlfrfda comisi6n de BunOla presidida
Dor don Antonio y el senior Safas que
alabiendo atravesado ell ttmei en toda
su extension, llegabs entusfasrnada
victoreando al seiior Maura y al pne
bio de S6lIer Han sido mOmentos
amocionantes, pareciendo verdadera-
snente fantastica la realidad que Sc
SiesarrolIaba nuestres oIOs.
A la misma boca del tuneI sc han
seryido pastas y una copa de Ctia1n-
pagne, brindando don ANTONIO, con
fono carinoso y familiar, por S6lfer,
por sus iniciatiyas, rssi teanerarlas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-23

Han tenido tempo de refiexionar So
bre ell aforismo de 'antes de que tie eases
mira 10 que haces.
Puede que ahora piense en- que forma
celebraran, cuando llegue ell dia, sus bo-
das de orc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-23

I'm pariente cercano de Gede6n, no
comprcnde que haya hombres empena-
dos en- pasar el Canal de la Mancha ha-
ciendo prodigios de nataci0n.
mo lie pasan los aviadOres con una
imitaci6n de alas de dos pajaros?
Pues imitese las aletas de los petcs
Y iproblema resuelto!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-23

con sus invitados q un "siedorik'' 8 Sc
sion musical.
Asi es de llama la vida de este Prfn-
cipe, que muy pronto sera Rey de Mon
tenegro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-23
Confession de un moTibundo

Viena.-Dicen de Belgrade que hace
unos dias ingres6 en- el hospital un rico
comerciante, llamado Bezevistch, que Sc
habfa disparado I'm tiro en- ell pecho.
Su estado era muy grave, y Slntlendo-
Sc morir, dijo al medico que mas que la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-23

Observaciones hechaS en- una playa.
Las mujereS Sc descubren las picrnas
y Sc tapan la espalda junto al mar. En-
la ciudad Sc cubren las piernas Y Sc des-
cubren la espaIda. FL pudor es como eli
tern0metro: el caor le hace subir
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-23

Fin un pueblecito de la Garcia Gran
cia), IIamado Saint -Germain les Yer
CUES, han contraido matrimonio Ana
Goudoins, de setenta un abriles, y
Juan Sous, de ochenta dos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-23

que otros pueblos debieran imitar,
deseando a Soller y all Ferrocarril las
prosperidades que merecemos por nues
trO esfrerzO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-15
DISTRICT COUNT NOTES.

Mary II. Cheesman. j. r. Walker and
others commenced suit against the
Doull Drug company In the district
court Friday to recover $3.50 alleged to
be due for rent on the premises at
33S south Main street, north of tho
postorfice. 1t is alleged the Defend
ant took possession OF the premises
on n short time lease on July l, 1910.
remaining in occupancy until Sept. 80,
three months, ut $3.50 Il month.
Judge Morris l. Richie of the Third
district court returned I Friday night
from Kansas, where he had been ut
tending to matters connected with his
mothers estate. Z,
j. II. Britain Is suing p. O. Maron
and r.. Baker, doing business under the
firm name OF Maron & Baker. In the
district court to recover Ss49.24 alleged
to be due for work and building ma
terial furnished between Oct. /, 1906,
and March /. 1909.
The Utah Hotel company, the Ameri-
can Bridge company and the Jones
company are made defendants in a suit
filed In the district court by the Salt
Lake Hardware company to recover
$685. alleged to be due for materials
furnished tho Jones company for the
Utah hotel building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-15
FEAST OF TABERNACLES.
Celebrated by the Jewisl, Community
In This City on Tuesday.

The feast Of tabernacles is to be cclc-
brated by the Jewish community on
Oct Is.
It is called In Hebrew "Succoth" and
falls upon the 18th OF Tlshri in the
Hebrew calendar. and lasts eight days.
The eighth day Is called THE Day Of
Solemn Assembly,"
This feast Is ordained in Exodus %:
16: "a: %, where 1t is called 1.-THE Feast
of Ingathering," and in Lcviticus 80:
I "a, and Deut. IL: 10. In Lcviticus one
reads: rye shall dwell in booths seven
days-that your generations may know
that made the children Of Israel to
dwell in booths. when brought them
out OF the land of Egypt" This
passage. 1t will be noted. sets forth the
historical Significance OF the feast. It's
agricultural character is suggested by
Its other name, "The Feast Of In
gathering"
s18 The Israelite who, in obedience to tho
divine command. left his house for the
week Of the festival, and took up his
abode In a booth or tabernacle, and
lived through, as 1t were, an important
epoch Of his peoples history, has there
by replenished the springs OF Jewish
sentiment. He was also thereby taught
to remember that just as Israel in the
wilderness was protected by God, no IL
he being guarded in his earthly Pilgrim
age Gods love Is ever with his chill
dren like a protecting cloud.
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WHY USE YOUR

" Letterhe reads for scratch paper when
ohoap + THE DEBERET NEWS. s
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won by Miss Louise Clawson and Miss
L1eilah Sjudahl X

sfsftts .hBf7, al 2sgsa,s
Mrs. Thomas Weir entertained Mt a
large reception yesterday, the rooms
being beautifully decorated with Chef
ney. and American Beauty roses, dah-
liassand chrysanthemums, the dining
room being especially effective in green
and red, With centerplece of American
Beauty roses. shaded chandelier and
bows Of green ribbon, used with ferns
and smilax. Assisting during the att
ernoon were Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes,
Mrs. Windsor v. Rice, Mrs. George P.
Holman. Mrs. j. B. Cosgriff Mrs. a..
D. Cleveland, Mrs. Arthur Fl. Bird. Mrs.
John f., Dolly, Mrs. John w. Delano
and Mrs. Hi. Dininny. Little Marian
and Joan Bird received cards at the
doords, b}gs
The Daughters of the Mormon Bat
TALON met yesterday with Mrs. Frances
Armstrong. and nm interesting program
was given. including n beautiful poem
by the society president. Mrs. Hannah
Lapish, and piano solo by Miss Sarah
Burton.
The amusement committee Of the.
Twentieth ward have arranged social
10 take place next Tuesday night, to
consist Of a program followed by dane
Ing Mt the. ward amusement hall.
Mrs. ,Eliyabetb Parrish, Mrs. I. j.
Stewart of ReSburg, Ida. and Mrs. Van
Ciunter of Salt Lake have returned
from Long Beach, where they have
been spending the mast two months.
The Monday Night Literary club will
meet next week with Miss Rosnlla
Park, Kens;ngton apartments and the
program will deal chiefly with reports
Of the btenniel. and the recent meeting
OF the state federation at Provo bv
McCanne.
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

. ~ . . g.
/. Today at high noon Miss Merle Lynch,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William, ].
Lynch. and Richard Caleb Dorsey were
married Mt the First Congregational
church, with Rev. Elmer /. Goshen OIL
ciating Miss Aline Lynch acting as
bridesmaid, and Dr,James A. Denike best
man. Tho bride wore n tailor-madc3
gown of navy blue with hat to match.
and carried brides roses, and her
bridesmaid n penrl gray suit with pic
turc hat OF black The bride was given
away by her father. After the cere-
mony, Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey left for
Carson. New. where they will spend
two months and will later return to
Salt Lake to reside.
Another interesting wedding Of today
Ia thatof Miss Eda Taysum and Frank
Little RenseImar, the ceremony being
performed ut $3.50 pm. by Rev. u. X +.
Goshen Miss Elsie TaYsum acting IA
bridesmaid and Will w. Wiscomb best
man. Tho decorations for the parlor are
pinl, aud white roses, with red and
white dRhlas and asters for the din
inf room. and pink and white dab
81 has for the living room. The brides
Fowl liz Of aforementioned crepe de
chine, with pearl trimmings and she
wears tho orange Blossoms Worn by her
mother at her 5nwn nlnrrieeo, Tho boz
Guet is OF hridcaroses, x Tho hridos-j
maid 81 Eown is sratc hluo8 anttn ffeta.
with lace trin,m,nTx. nnd hcr bonuct
pink roses. Assisting In recntyipg are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-15
EROS BLUNDERS
ARE PATCHED UP
Seven DEGREES by Default Grant
ed by Judge Armstrong
s.ay.s Friday.
Pii1lFUL STORIES ARE TOLD ~ J
Ono Wife Tells OF Being Taken rs ii
Britle 10 II HoIel and Then
Deserted.

Seven interlocutory DEGREES OF
divorce were granted Friday afternoon
BY Judge George G, Armstrong in
just 80 minutes time, and seven per-
sons, dissatisfied With their experience
in the matrimonial game, walked out
8of the court room. knowing that,
even II they desired, they could not
make another marriage venture within
six months, the statutory time for the
seven cases divorce was granted by
default.
i Broken In spirit and presenting a
4 pitiabie picture OF an almost COM
plete nervous wreck, Christcnin Sher-
man told n story of neglect such as Is
z seldom heard in divorce court. She
said that sho was married to John c..
+ Sherman. stationary engineer in
January, 1903, ana that he has failed
to provide n home for her since
March of this year. According TO her
story, the home he took her to II
y few weeks after they were married
was the worst kindGof howell. 1t con-
sisted OF one room In the southwestern
part OF the city. The furniture was of
the camping out variety, there being
two soap boxes, which served as
< chairs. q plank fastened ito the side
of the room for a tableand II bed that
had been bought of second hand
dealer for rs cents. AT that time the
husband was drawing sG5 "a month
from the Oregon Short Line Railroad
company. Since he deserted her last
Y Mnrehshej had been Dependence her
mother for support. Judge Armstrong
granted the divorce and awarded
$50 nlimony md s75 attorneys foes.
FEARED HER HUSBAND.
Jessie "A. Preston said that she lived
siil mortal fearSof her life on account
85Sof threats made by her husband,
II lsrostus p. Preston. According to her
\ llttnlrS. they We're married at Mantl,
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October IL, 1898. a little over a year
ago, her husband became insanely
Jealous of her, she said, and slept
at night with II razor under his pill
low She asked him why he did so and
he replied that he wanted to have 1t
handy in case his corns commenced to
bother him. But In view of the fact
that he had threatened to kill her a
number of times. she did not believe
him. She was finally forced to leave
their home. Mrs. Preston was granted
an interlocutory decree, $50 u month
almony. Her mother was given the
custody of the two children, on her
promise to take care of them and
ALLOW both the plaintiff and the de-
lfendnnt to visit thcm.
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EARLEY NOW SINGLE

e. j. Farley was granted an inter-
locutory decree &of divorce from
Rachael Farley on the ground OF
dcsertion. He said that they were mar
riod on December 9. 1902. and that
his wife, listening to the persuasions
OF her mother, left him In May, 900.
and had since refused to live with
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!, me second name of tho festival, tho
heast OF -lngathering, almost explains
itself. The holiday comes in the au-
tumn' at a time when tho husband
man IN Palestine had safely garnered
inc produce Of his lands. 1t was tho
time Of the thinking of God as the
glyer. And so the lesson OF gratitude
LOT me blessings he had and of respon-
slo,llty Tor the right use OF them was
ea &c; year written upon his heart 4
services az Temple B'nai Israel begin
Frcund will preach an npproprIata ser-
mon: In honor OF the festival, the
pulpit platform will be ornamented witt,
all kinds Of fruits and vegetables.
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HER BRAINS IN DANGER.

Oscar Runstedt threatened num-
Dor of times to blow her brains out,
said Martha Runstedt In testifying in
her action for divorce, About year
ago hcft deserted her, she said, and
since that time had failed to contri-
butte to her support or that OF, Il child
about one year old. She was given q
divorce. the household furniture and
attorneys fees,
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that special
stockholdors' meeting Of the SUPERIOR
MINING COMPANY a corporation. or:
ganized under the laws OF the State OF
Utah. IL called and Will be hold at the
office OF the company. NO. 5l2 Templeton
Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, Monday,
November 18th. 1910, at q am.
The object and purpose of said meet
Ing is to consider and vote upon tho
proposition to amend the Articles OF In.
corporation Of said company in tho fol-
lowing particulars. to-wlt: BY striking
out Article six as 1t now appears, and
inserting In lieu thercof: 5
ARTICLE VI. s
Tho amount Of the capital stock OF tho
corporation shall be $4,000, divided into
100000 shares Of the par value OF . cents
each.
And for the purpose of traneactins
any other business that may properly
come be fore the meeting. Is
& Dated October 18th. 1910. u
WILLIAM N. WILLIAMS,
President.
GEORGE A. PARTR1DG11. secy. "A. I,
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z. WHY PAY REMIT
When you can buy brand new l-rooIn
brick house on tho west SIDE f TO- only only
.lleton Bldg.