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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-06
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AGlnci6n, abril .29.-"El Nacio
nap, ocupandose de los continues
staques que los organos oficiosos ha-
cana ID oposicion q fin de demostrar
que existeiuna campa1a de parte d e
6stos psralhacer fracasar el empires
tito, dice:
No piensan en-, otra cosa. Por
shora sienten perdidos ante la sola
Meatde;que ell emprestito pueda no
serum hecho Todo'lo ven a traves
dekemprestito. ST Sc ataca al gobier =
noes para que elemprestlto fracase
Asf, 10 que .nosotrosN Nhemos publ
cado Is con el malvadosprop6sito de
que no venga'efemprestito,.
Tienen una solaspreocupaci6n ella
vsds en- el cerebro, " alrededor de
ella gira ell mundo de sus pensamien :
tos. Son victimas desuna>verdadera a
alucinaci6n.
Creeannos que estan ,equivocados os
Nj el.emprestito solucionara NADIA,
III nosotros nos, ocupamos mayor
mente de que hayan unos pesos mas.
Cuando.escribimos, pensando en- Ia
suerte del pals y no ell el resultado de
lasperegrinaciones del doctor Aya-
L."
Ell mismo >diario dice:
1Un colega publico anoche una
neticia sensational por Ia que result
taba q. el BraaLpensaba proteger
al general Caballero para
derrocar el gobierno paraguayo. Des
de ahora no creen1os en- eEcuento, da
das las yinculaciones.de nuestro can
cillsr, cuya casa esacemo terra bra
sileiia, con ell ilustre. .senor baron de
Rio Branco."
Montevideo, Abril'27.-Por notl-l
cias cablegraficas Sc sabe que ell mi
nistro de relaciones, senor Antonio
Bachini, Sc encuentra actualmente
en- Roma, zen donde ha sldo obJeto
de numerosas atenc ZONES por parte
del gobierno .italiano.
FL viajero permanecera varlos-
dias en- Roma-antes de seguir vlaje |
para Alemania "a donde piensa diri-
girse, para atender su salud.
Comunicaciones recibidas del in
terror dan cuenta del excelente efec-
to que ha causado en- las capitales
de los departamentos la firma del
contrate para ejecutar los estudios y
preparar los proyectos para las obras
de saneamiento y aguas ,potables en-
dichas ciudades.
Como es natural, tiene,este traba-
10 una importancia capaz del Irivali-
Ear con las demas obras 'realizadas
hasta ahora en- la repdblics. |
Los primeros estudios que.se pre-
sentarAn seran de las ciudades de Sa
San jose y Mercedes dentro de un
plazo de 5 meses. Despues seguiran,
dentro del lun plazo que no excedera
de dos meses, los de las ciudades id
Rocha. Florida, Dolores, Minas, Me-
10, Rivera v Durazno. 20 ]
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lNABONA
TINTURA INDIANA
para 81 caSelle J la barbs.
Sefor: ipor que Sc tortrra
81 tiene I'd. Ia T1NTURA?
SCon inquietarse que CANA
Pudiendo comprar Ia INDIANA?
jQuien aauf g. desazons
Existiendo Ia 1NABoNA1
Yano hay ninguna persona
Que no pudieldo p antarss,
NO use, para renezarse,
TlNTURA INDIANA INAB0NA
Consigala en- las Farnaacias
Y nos dara I'd. las gracissl -.
lnabena Indian Tmcture Conpa-
nyrc. Capital SEQ. 600. Allen Al
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Para evitar errores,

Sc hace saber de una vez para STEM.
pre- que la Harina marca B0RIS-
QUENA es propiedad exclusive de 10
casa E. K Pons & Co., de San Juan,
a quien &c referir&n los comerciantes
para informes supe1ioreA El pan que
produce es excelenta
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INTERESA,
Sc vende una hernosa quinta en- h
parada 10 en- eastufce, propis para
resid dencia dc fsnilia s para Colegio.
TieBe toda clase de comodidades,
un gran jardfn, Grboles frutsles, pese-
brs, cochera, J garage para autom6-
vii
1nformarS en Ia casa del lado,
don .JoseCerrq.
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AGENTE DE ADUANA Y COMISION1STA*
Agepte General on IL sla de La Compaia De SECURES
contra Incendios 'LUNION do PARIS
de ARAD0S ALEMANES sistems BcicIeta harcs JARTo
de la Cerveza francesa "MAXEVILLE'
de la Cervezs aleuaDa "SALVAT0R."
Vends ACEITES Y GRASAS Dc salidades
snejorab1es para teda clsse de ksquinsrias
* P.0 BOX 223. TELEF0N0 37L
e TETUANE. SAN JUAN. Pr. -
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NGEyTEROS CONSTRUCTORS CONTRATlSTAS
Imp porte actual de obras contratadas . S55OOOO.OO
Construcci6n de Edi6eos Pueate. MueIsz
Ferrocariles. Csrinos, Acueducses Alcsn.a
rllados, Obrss &c Rieso Drensje etc
Sc HAGEN CARGO DE TRABAJOS EN- TODA la LsIs
OftInss: ForaIeza I6l Apxrsado TeIgsono 1ax
sAA {UANs p. kUse DC pa
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left your homes and all near and
dear to you to fight for your coun-
try, in appreciation of your faithful
services, we extend a hearty welcome
and wish you happy days while you
remain within our city You risked
all for our country's welfare. We are
reaping the harvest of your labors
When the battles of life are ended.
we wish you a joyous reunion above.
where, with all your comrades, worn
and battle-scarred, you viii respond
to the beat of drum and bugle blast
of the eternal reveille' =
The ladies of the Woman's Relief
Corps have purchased a large and
handsome flag, which they will pre-
sent to the high school Thursday af-
ternoon with appropriate exercises
This will be raised on the flag pole
and will daily express the patriotism
of the Woman's Relief Corps and the
students and management of the high
school.
II is hoped that all pupils in our
schools will decorate their homes
with flags and do all they can to
make it pleasant for the G. A. r,
visitors in our city.
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HOW CITY SCHOOLS
WILL HONOR G. A. R,

BY act of the board of education.
there will be no school Friday after
noon, in honor of the G. A. r. con
vention in this city.
Friday morning the pupils will
meet at their accustomed places and
make ready to honor the veterans as
| they pass by in line of march.
The following plans were perfect
ed at a general teachers meeting
Tuesday afternoon, with the approx
al of the executive committee of our
local G.. A. X. and committee of
the Woman's Relief Corps:
The pupils, each one carrying a
flag furnished by the G. A. r., will
take their position along the line of
march, beginning at Fourth and
Main and extending eastward. The
children of the Emerson school will
occupy the sides of Main street be-
tween Eighth and Tenth on White
avenue. Several of the younger pu-
pills fthe Lowell school will be sta
toned to. greet the parade as 1t pro-
ceeds westward to Fifth. Different
patriotic songs will be sung by the
groups of children and they will
cheer the dear old soldiers as they
pass by.
One float will appear in the parade
representing the eighth grades. Five
girls from each eighth grade. with
sashes of bunting and each one hold
ing flag, will be the maids of honor
to the Goddess of Liberty. Miss
Blanch Sturdy has been selected as
the Goddess of Liberty. She will be
appropriately dressed and will hold
the staff of Old Glory in her hand.
We voice the sentiments of pupils
and teachers in the following express
sion:
ITO you, dear old soldiers, who
braved the storms of battle and en-
dured the fatiguing marches, who
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Last evening at the Y. NJ c. A.
four indoor baseball teams were or
ganized and arrangements were per-
fected for the early opening of the
season, probably on next Tuesday.
The teams are composed of the fol-
lowing, there being yet room for one
more man on each team: No. l.,
Gaddis, Barber, Terrell, Munroe, Kis-
niger; No. ?, Marshall. Jacobshagen,
Johnson, Collins, Mason No. 3, Gull
lette, Eastman, Miller, o Brien; No.
4, Loucks, Caldwell, Wells, McSherry,
Earl Johnson. The meeting was well
attended.
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For heavy hauling see Barton G
Terrill, Fifth and Colorado.
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For livery rigs, cali the Blue Ban
md you will find satisfaction and trs
rest of treatment Phone Jun.tio,
a2S. 319 Colorado avenus.
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SONS OF VETERANS. ATTENTION

All members Of the Sons of Neter-
ans are requested TO meet Friday
morning promptly at 10 O'Clock at
the park. to take part in the parade
BY order Of committee
FRANK T.. SMITH.
JOHN G. BROEMSER
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Sentinel want ads brings RESULT
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". =. Slough, formerly of the firm
Of Cosgrove n Slough, is now located
at G25 Main. Full line of undertake
ing. Phone Junction .i2.
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Summer is here. Have your sum-
uer clothes cleaned and put into
hape by the Suitorium. 125 South
ffth street Phone Black 1888.
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II Colorado Fruit & Commercial
tock has any value. send me a bid
IN five shares. M. l.. Walker. Cald-
yell, Ida
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Good horses, best of rigs. courteous
treatment, for all patrons of Barton
& Terrill, the livery and transfer
men.
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AUXILIARY MEETING.

All members of Oregon Lodge No.
151, auxiliary to the B. OF X. T.. are
requested to meet at the hall tomor-
row afternoon at ESQ o'clock. Bust
ness Of great Importance to be con-
sdered.
By order Of
MRS, EMMA RAY.
President
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DRS. ELDRIDGE AND GRAY
Physicians and Surgeons.

All medicines furnished from :
: our own laboratory and put up :
by ourselves, thus avoiding :
mistakes. .
Offices. SIS Capitol block, :,
Main street. ;
DR.. Eldridge's residence, No. {.
53S Chipeta avenue. Phone :
No. 107 Junction. :
DR.. Gray's residence, l16 :
South Seventh street. Phone :
. Junction S21. ;
Office phone, No. 1875 June =.
tion. i.
Office hours from $3.50 to IL :
am, from l TO pm, from :
= to g pm. and from 3 to I .
pm. Sundays :
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-30
BIG. EVERETT
BUILDING
BURNS

(By United Press Leased Wire
EVERETT, May 30.-The Col
by block, a three-story building
was burned to the ground this
morning with a loss of 100000.
Two women, caught on the third
floor, were taken down by lad
ders.
The fire started from the base
memt furnace shortly before
o'clock. The building was owned
by F. II. Browuell, a Seattle at
torney. 1t was one of the larg-
est in town.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-30

Y. NJ. c. A. restaurant oponed
on second floor, under manage
ment of c. Narcotic, who was as
ISOLATED with the Bunch of
Grapes" for two years. He will
serve regular meals or short or
ders. Breakfast, $50 to $3.50;
lunch, 1880 to 1880; dinner, $3.50
to z p. m. General trade solicit
ted. No favoritism shown to
members. ***
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MORTALITY NOTES

Thomas Oliver Tankisley, aged
27, died yesterday at his home in
Fern Hill of typhoid fever. He
leaves a widow, father, mother
and four brothers. The funeral
will be held Wednesday from the
Hoska chapel at 10 a. m. Inter
ment will be at Tacoma eeIAe-
tary.
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j. e. Stalker, aged rs, died Sat
urday at midnight at his home,
APP North Twenty-seventh street
He is survived by two daughters.
a sister and brother. The re-
mains were removed to the Buck
ley & Kings parlors, and will be
sent to Willard. Mimi, for inter
ment.
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5OTH
ANNIVERSARY OF
WEDDING DAY

dents OF this city for the past 20
years. Mr.. Palhes is a Grand
Army man, having served through
the entire Civil war as a member
of the Fifteenth Illinois cavalry.
holding the rank OF quartermas-
ter sergeant.
A large number of friends were
present at the reception yesterday
and congratulations were heaped
on the happy couple.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-30
guiding PERMITS

DR.. Garrett, bungalow, 81 900.
w. F. Greisler, repairs, $25.
Chas. D. Drew, cottage, 5000.
Mrs. Schaupp, platform, SIS.
Lyric Amusement Co., stage.
$3.50.
s. L. Blair, repairs, $500.
C. A. Sternberg, repairs, $500.
R. B. Price, billboards, 5000.
Peter Sandberg, billboard, $50.
Fannie Paddock hospital, floor,
$3.50.
c. A. Richardson. garage, $40.
L.. e. Eddy, repairs, $25.
Frank Lamborn, repairs, ST.
500.
o. & w. Ry., billboard, $50.
Lucian w. Heath, billboard,
$50.
P. Patten, addition, $1,000.
. M. R. Hill, repairs, $3.50.
Ole Kwanvik, dwelling, $1,000.
Mr.. orial, roof, $3.50.
G. Langert, roof, 1922.
Done Leoin, roof, S165.
Tacoma Theater company, roof,
$3.50.
A. N. Terry, bungalow, $500.
Tacoma Gas company, brick adj
dition, $4,000.
C. ]. Marshall, barn, $50.
A. w. Fosdick, shed, $40.
Gus Cheney, bungalow, $426.
Fidelity Rent C Collection COM
pany, repairs, $35.
Mrs. A. Philippine, repairs, $25'
VIM. Jones, marquise, $500.
i. Hansen, alteration, SIS.
r.. Lane, shed, $40.
Mrs. Peter Anderson, residence
1925.
w. Taylor residence, $500.
Joseph Kock, repairs. 500.
Il. T. Thompson, residence, ST.
500.
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Half a century OF happy mar
xied life was celebrated with a
golden wedding anniversary yes
terday by Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Pallies, 5404 South M street. The
aged couple were married at Car
lyle, Ill.,, in 1860, by Rev. F. H.
Laird, father of the bride. Spend
ing the early welded life In the
middle west they moved to Taco
ma in 1890 and have been resi-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-30
. EXTRA! EXTRA!
BARGAINS.

Now Is the time to buy--when
you can get real bargains. This list
|caaTt be beat in location, quality or
price
[loration on Pacific ave-; finest or
futA1ture, beds and bedding. In the
|sefectfng OF the furniture and bed
ding for thfs house nothing was
spared in making this the best fur
heat hot and cold water and call
bells in each room. Price $500.
Terms.
2S-room house, mostly mission
mattresses; ideal location; close in;
walking distance. Price $1400; 800
cash, balance $40 per month.
c STREET
ure; fino carpets and best of mat
tresses; rent $3.50 per month; can
TRANSIENT HOUSE
a rooms. ideal location; always
nished small house in the city. Price
$1,000. Rent $50 per month, two
years lease. Good terms.
PACIFIC AVENUE
month; years lease. Price s7o6.
f STREET HOUSE
7-room house near 18th ST., on t.;
nicely furnished. Rent s25 per
Butter STORE
Fine location; takes in $50 per
day. good fixtures. Price $4,000;
'hVOO CASH RESTAURANT
Good location on Pacific ave-; g.
year lease on ground; concrete
building. Present owner wants to
sell the building, restaurant, fur
niture and transfer the lease; good
trade. Price $500.
A good little hotel I'm a thriving
small town near Tacoma, IL rooms,
all well furnished. good range and
kitchen furniture, well equipped
dining room and bedrooms. This
house is always full of good ten
ants and has a large patronage for
table board. Located near Tacoma
in q railroad town, where there is
something doing. There Is a largo
garden back of house and fine
place to keep chickens. The low
price of 1925 will take this. Lease
on the building only SIS per month.
HERE'S A DANDY
20 rooms i'm a good location on G
St, well FURNISHED, good beds and
carpets; rooms all on one floor: rent
$50 per month; now clearing 500
above all expenses. Price 1920,
part cash, balance on time. Better
look this UP.
McColley & Hall
4o7 California Bldg.
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John Hewett, aged %, North
ern Pacific locomotive fireman,
died at the Northern Pacific hos
pital yesterday of typhoid fever.
His home was in Everett, where
his widow resides. The remains
were removed to Hoska's parlors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-30

The funeral of Charles Uzafo-
wage, who died at his home, S18
North Fifth street Thursday. will
be held from the residence tomor-
row afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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| BUSINESS.
ICHANCES

FOR SALE - Grocery, cigar and
fruit store, located near 9th and G.
WIFI sell for $1100 or invoice. Ad-
dress Box 81, Times.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

$5500-A corner of lots with sew.
eral houses, street paved. be-
low X St. close to cable.
$S5OO--New Tn and bath lot 40x
i20. upper side l St. In the
paved district Terms.
$2750-North Sth St. modern 5-r
and bath, basement: lots 50s
100. $3.50 cash, balance easy
terms.
$275o-South End. 16 lots with cot
tage. 5-r. and bath. The lots
alone arc worth 5000 each
s1500-South End, good 5-r. and
bath: 2 lots, a corner.
; S50-Grant ave. lots bet. eth and
nth St, on your own terms
3 250-Cleared lots ready for build
ing on Mckinley car line
easy payments.
e5000-Good farm close to the Tao
Eastern r. r.. so acres beav-
er dam bottom: IL head cat
tie, horses. chickens. hogs
all implements and crop.
FIVE ACRES on Pacific ave. in the
Be fare limit. about hall
cleared; $3.50 per acre.
Otto B. Roeder
QOR CaIifarpta PldsS
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FOR RENT-Benutiful new. mod.
ern bungalow; large rooms, por.
celain bath, fine chandeliers, base
ment, etc; fine neighborhood, In
North End; close TO Badgerow tract;
n block to car line. Rent to right
parties, only s25; water free.
JUDSON-MOORE co.
Real Estate Agents
Phones: Main 1899, A 232S
96i Commerce st. Fidelity Bldg
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H.jTEL rock WOOD. centrally To-
Gated; a6c up day. alai Com. q.
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FOR SALE-120 acres 30 acres
under pillow, crops all in. 5 head of
stock. good cows, over zoo chick
ems, good young team, weight 2400.
wagon. buggy, light wagon, plows.
barn and plenty chicken houses, hop
house $4,000. $500 cash. bal. con-
tract or mortgage No agents. Ad-
dress q. II. Miller. r. F.. D., r. No.
IL, Box 80, Sumner. Wash.
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PARTNER WANTED

WANTED--Silent partner with s2,-
900; money well secured and guar
antee of II per cent on the money
Address Z-a3. care Times.
An interest in a live money max
ing business In Tacoma, for sale, or
will exchange for real estate. Ad-
dress X. care of Times.
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Otto B. Roeder
305 California Bldg.

Six lovely lots, improved; gar
den. berries, grapes, Fl large bear
ing fruit trees, 5-room house. pf one.
electric lights. etc, near school.
stores and car line; five cent fare;
fifteen minutes ride: in ideal
neighborhood. 1 dare not advertise
the price-its too low.-but IL you
want IT as a home or for invest
ment, write at once. Owner going
East and must sell. Drop this paper
right now and address:
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PERSONAL

FIRE!!-Jnsure your mouse and fur
niture In reliable companies. We
have them. II. J. Schwinn a. Co.,
S18 Bankers Trust Bldg.
a widower who has one or two
children and somewhat pinched
financially. may find 1t to his inter-
est to answer this ad. Address Box
"a, care Times.
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ANOTHER SNAP

Hotel on best corner In South
nearly new furniture; every con.
Ivenience; more than 40 regular
boarders: board bills guarant eed;
large transient trade; low rent.
long lease; owner must go on his
homestead; will take $500 for ev-
|erything; $4,000 cash, balance $50
monthly. The trade at this place Is
the best in South Tacoma and Il
rapidly Increasing. II you mean
you may stay at this hotel q week.
I'll pay your board II you buy or
|ff yon don't find everything just as
II have advertised. Address 'sReal
Bargains" Lock Box 1870, Tacoma.
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II you want to buy a rooming
house, farm. lot. residence or bust
ness below actual value, write me
stating what you want I sell bar
gains only. Address Real Bargainss
Lock Box I12O, Tacoma,
|, Pooi room for. sale. 6407 Union
ave-. South Tacoma.
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FOR RENT-Cosmopoiit roominR
house. c. 70. Palmer, 40 Fidelity
Two lots B0xlso It.. S-room house,
0-mfnute car service. Phone own
er, NJ. ef2a.
VIII sell for good, first mortRars
loans, or for part Tacoma improved
property, my 14-acre ranch At SUM-
ner. This ranch has commercial
orchard Of ) acres. best varieties. 8
fruit. Price $500. improvements
are A No. 1. Located on the edge Of
city limits. Address P-47. care Of
The Times.
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At Stellacoom. AR. cottage, fur
nished, fine view, near water, close
to car.
In Tacoma, AR. cottage, furnish
everything necessary to do with; on
car line; rent cheap to good tenant
Two other houses, furnished
JESSE Ii. READ, SIS Cal. BIdg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-30

FOR RENT--lSIce modern cottage
of rooms and porcelain bath
electric lights, gas. etc. Rent only
sic: water free. 12l4 South 25th
near X st. House open for inspee'
ton.
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FOR RENT---FLATs

FOR RENT--FLATS
FOR RENT--6-room flat, SIS. 309h
So. ] St, Main 1916.
FLATS and rooms, private bath.
hot water all hours, new and mod
ern; large, beautiful lawn. Go. 1901
So. G st. or telephone 3745.
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Met olley & Hall

Main 4os4. A 1856
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
EXPERIENCED man and wife
wants work to cook in small
camp or out of town boarding
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-19
MR.. WILLIAM VINCENT BESSER.
NOTED PORTRAIT PAINTER, HERE
Returned From Interesting Trip to South America
Where He Executed Some Fine Work-Talks Delight
fully About His Experiences There-Wll
Probably Locate In Birmingham In
the Coming Fall
by DOLLY DALRYMPLE


Birmingham with of locating
with
work. said Mr. Besser Il am full of my trip to South America that
mind just present You have only been the states
a trip months in southern clmes'
"nd did South America for the sake of worfo
atmosphere
the
md
being distinctly
brilliant
characteristics
0 South America
although my home because have
, ts s ~ s ing p &c ~ n use, my parents
at
when left here on my American trip continued Mr. Bess 81
the utter lack of
Of
money they make out of their work went from Puenos Mendoza
place being
@ PG na o
pssso co
"s act Of the
he
COURSE nh .rs wonderful s @o s sn n aaa ss very s
Of my sa
And is true that have idea of locating in Birmingham
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-19
NEGRO LYNCHED
AT CHILDERSBURG
LANGUAGE TOWARD WOMAN AND
CITIZENS HUNG HIM TO RAIL-
ROAD BRIDGE

Talladega. July 1S.-(Special.)-Fo using
abusive language toward white woman
at Childersburg Saturday afternoon, Will
Parker, negro, was lynched by mob
of about 50 persons, according to reports
received here The body of the negro
was found in the Coosa river this after
noon.
An investigation on the part of the
coroner revealed the facts that the negro
had been severely beaten over the head
and then hung to one of the arches of
the railroad bridge across the river. The
rope was cut after the negro was dead,
the body falling into the river below and
remaining undiscovered until this after
noon.
The coroner investigated the case as
fully as possible and decided that the
negro had come to his death at the hands
of unknown persons.
1t ia said that Saturday afternoon
Parker became disorderly and used very
abusive language to woman of Child
ersburg. He was placed under arrest and
committed to jail on q charge of drunk
enness and disorderly conduct. He was
later released on bond and upon leaving
the Jail he was followed by a mob of
about 80 persons, 1t is said. 1t Is sup
posed that he was lynched late Saturday
afternoon or early during the night.
Reports received here are to the effect
that people in the vicinity OF Childers-
burg were very much wrought up Sat
urday but that quiet prevails today.