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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-31
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IT Nosfiu&E caidpde. Noticiasrec
d Fbidas de Hstados lnidos por IL di,
! tinguida sehoraA Marina Lopez desTir
gle, respecto de su hermana la dis
tinguida dana Maria Lopez de Al
ford, confirmsn las que Sc tenian, de
que Ia enfermedad que aquejo a ests
no fue cosa de culdado Y 81 una hjers
dolencia, pasada va completaments
i La senora Marina de Tingle regre
so ha POGO de los Estados Unidos, ,en
donde estuvo una corta temporada
y Sc encuentra ahora al lado de ST
esposo.
Celebramos el restablecimintos de
la sonora de Asford y sea bien venlda
la tambien conocida Y estimable da
ma, sonora de Tingle.
Notas La esperaron en- la ciudad Y
Sc fue de paseo a Rio Piedras. Nube
que empano sol que iba iluminar
grata vista.
Sol que brillando sobre el am
|pllo balloon obGga a ausencia y pr
va de la luz de los luceros de la
linda morenita, por quien el incog
nnlto admlrador susplra, debe ser
sol que haya de estar oculto STEM
pre-.
Sc ausenta a mediados de aho
y desde ahora ocasiona Ia futura
marcha grandes penas al pariente y
al admirador que en- los veloces W
hiculos marcia.
Rubia con cabellcs que espigas
del trigo ejipcio semejan, La negra
vestidura hace resaltar el blanco ma
tlz de las puras mejillas. FL afortuna
do tocayo del "arcangel' ha tenido
.mucha suerte con el dulce triunfo.
Adelante.
In exato. .Brillante espectaculo el
de anoche en- el teatro de la ciudad y
las dlstinguldas damas que laboraron
para que la function en- beneficlo de
los nlnos pobres resultara un ezito.
10 obtuvleron cumplido. La eompa
MA Fuentes,la que con tanta fortuna
representa- nuestro compatriota el
Sr Marin, realiz6 un buen acto con
Ia cesion que hiciera del producto
de esa noche de fpnci6n, para aplicar
10 & la compra de juguetes para los
nlilos desheredados de la fortuna. El
desarrollo de la escena majistral, Y
afirmando la justa reputation que
han obtendlo los aplaudidos artistas
de la compania. En- otro lugar
de La Correspondencia Sc hace la
revista en- detalle de la representa-
clon de las c5rss ofrecidas al gran pu
blico que llen6 el elegante colseo.
-Slmpattco snlace. En- Ia propia mo
rada de Ia familia de Ia bella v distin
guida contrayente, sol II, en- San
Juan, contra Jeron matrimonio hace
tres dias Ia linda y virtuosa damita
Maria Zeno Sama, de conocida fami
La de San Juan y el Sr. Donate Col
tia, del alto comercio de Arecibo
Fueron padrinos la bella flor arecibe
na Srta Rosana Navas y el Sr. Mar
tin zavala de aquella ciudad, que
con ese objeto vmieron San Juan.
La boda fue en- familia concurrien
do algunoe intimos que fueron cortes
mente atendidos. Los felices contra
yentes saleron enseguida para Are
cibo en- donde tienen su nido de amor
Y en- breve realizaran un viaie Eu
npa.
La senorita Navas estara alg1n
tempo en- la ciudad Y los simbolico>
azahares luciran tambien en- su pura
| y bella frente en- no lejana fecha.
Fehcidad la mas completa desea
mos a los felices conyuges y que
en- su hermoso hogar haya siempre
la ventura que hoy les sonrie y mere
cen completa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-31
.stado econ0- .,s
fikedd| / | | | Il
L. sstadistics denuestra qde las
industrias han aumentado en-
IN porcentaje considerable.

Ell censo de poblacion de 1905
enseha que las manufactures de es
tas Islas aumentan rapidamente
que son actualmente de mucha i'm
portancia. Esto es certo sobre tod6
en- relacion con aquellas marufactu
ras que usan como materla prlmers
artieulos de aqeultura tales como
el azdcar. Ell arroz y las pihas.
La enumeration del 1899 lncluyt
las induetrlas vecmas y las manua-
les, pero estas fuerou suprlmldas en-
el censo de 1909. Reduclendo los
totales para 1899 4 una base de CON
paracion con los del 1909, aparece
Que durante Ia decada aumento e.
numero de establec mlentos INDUS
triales de 235. s 500 8 sea en- un l3l
por ciento Ell capital invertido au-
mepto de 9l0.773 900 a s24, $50, ,O0C
8 el 1872 por ciento.
Ell costo de la materla prlmera
anple ada aumento de $l2.2bl .OOO,
en- 1899, 4 s25, ,629 COO en- 1909, 8
sea en- un 100 por ciento.
Ia suma pagada en- salarios y lor
rales durante el ailo de 1899 Fue de
s2,O44 900 y de s27 1875 900 en- 1909
8 sea 81 por ciento mayor.
Los aastos varios aumentaron de
SIZE, 900 q S3.328.0 8 en- 329 por
ciento.
El valor bruto de los productos
fue en- 1899 de S23.3S6.000, y en-
1909 de S47. 100000 sea I'm mere
mento de l03 por ciento.
Ell valor agregado por la manufac
tura, que representa- la diferencla
entire el va.or de la materla prlmera
usada y el valor de los productos,
aumento de $l1,l25,O00 a S2l.
1900, 8 sea 96 por ciento.
Elnumero de empleados, joln ale
ros y dernas aLmento de 4,ls4 q
GAGS, 9 sea 55 por ciento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-31

Oh. ELl2EO FONT 7 6OlllOT.
~
El infrascrito Doctor en- Medicina Y
! Cirujia por la Universidad de Madrid,
! Miembro de ndmero de la Academia
, Medico-Quirtrgica Espafola con ejer-
, cicio en- Msysguez. Porto Rico.
, Certifica: que en- gu clinica particu-
! lar ha usado y usa con e1ito superior
+: todo encomio ell medicamento "La
, Peruna." Es IN sgente farmacologico
, de gran vslor en- todss las afecciones
, cAtarrales; quo nuncs hs dejado de
, darle resultado apetecido. En- tai
virtud; espontaneamente, y POGO
amigo de expedir certif1caciones &
medicinas de patente, no vacila en-
recomendarla, por haber visto con-
I f1rmada su eflcacia en- los nunerosos
+, cssos en- que la ha empleado.
, DIR. ELISEO FONT Y GUILLOT.
Mayaguez, Porto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-31
CONF SION
DE REPUTATION
De aspiraRtes al ejercicio de Il
Abogacia.

La Comislon nombrada por el
Hon. Tribunal Supreme. de confor
midad con Ia Ley de II de Mario de
1909, para infomar sohre las con
diciones morales de los aspirantes
al ejercicio de la aboga cia ante los
tribudales de la isla de Puerto Rico
acord6 adoptsr como reg a fla para
Il dos los aspirantes Ia de cue. ade.
mas de la prlleba de declara-
clones iuradas del aspirante '
de dos per-onss de reputation Sc
anuncie Ia .olicitud en- dos periodn
COS por tk.mino dc diez dias. a fin de
que cualQuier persona 5 habitante
de esra lsla pueds presentar que
ia iJndsda q oblecion contra la ad
mission del aspiFsnte.
Y estando pendiente de informe
la soliritud del Senor Don Juan B
H1gyke. Sc publica este anuncio en-
ciinpiimieGto del ameritado acuer-
no : & los e.ectos eXDresadns en- el
miSTo. haeiendlse saber que las
qaeIas u oo.ecioaes que deseeu ma
eerse deien p7c~entarse en- el ierai-
M dc diet .f&s contar desde ID pts-
blicaeion ael .,resente anancio y
nueien dirEi-se Ia C,1misi6n 10,
cCnducto ucl -ecreta.fo oUe S,i,er
10.
San I'ian Puerto Rico Dirien bre
,. ~ 1910
Alvarez Ns,.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-31

primitive rre7spile-tu fy.e 4umen
iana & 'Ta mil9r-ante rantidsG =
lI-s siaEaH FL q eN.,Fe-asio Sanatnrio
saaas para nlIleTr-s Y Il material para
rIrulla -erz ga b mas n.Cfer7lo :
aT.s piaio
La d.siinudds ssaosa Aurea
Bai@elra Ge 'fiorgetti p-paHio per
= ~ffialmenfe. aepn f,ailasla ,ie u dis
ting ii..;-- es-f"riiHs oe. Nall.. 5 isen
ciO.. i MAYOR par'e ie u lDeslila.les
l.ssfl Z iisael9'- - anaelse. : isnefi
~ i IS ;.dF.I>icinn ,ie lbs jugg-,e-
para lO- rifos y-.l,res
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-31
9aGI9RER !ail2RE IR9s R2sM|4EHIES | sE!, Bt,,u ;,
Y0 Us0 Peruna En- Mi
Pracfica, Dice Un0.
Es EIMejor T6nico Que Sc
COn0ce, Dice Otr0.
lie RecefadO PeruHa POr
Tres Amos Dice Otro
Doctor.
HABLA LA CIENCIA
MEDIC.4.
Obfuve Exceieutes Resultados.

Obfuve Exceieufes Resultados.
Ell facultativo que subscribe, Doctor
Vicente Santoni, de la Facultad de
Medicina de Paris, y con e1ercicio de .u
profession en- la ciudad de Ponce, Porto
Rico.
CERTIFICA: que desde hace algdn
tempo viene empleAndo en- su numero-
50 clientsla, el preparado farmacedtico
conocido con ell nombre de "Pernna," !"
en- las afecciones catarrnles, ohteniendo
siempre excelentes resultados.
Es una buena preparation, de gusto
agradable, quo recetara siempre, en-
todos aquellos casos que So empleo este
indicado.
Ypara que asi conste, libra Ia presente,
certifcaci6n en- Ponce, Porto Rico, Z
los cuatro dfas de septiembre de mil
novecientos siete. DIR. V. SANroNI.
Es lnnejorabie Para Afecciones
Br0ucO-P -Puim0nares.
Ell Facultativo que subscribe, Medico
Cirujano de Ia Facultad de Santiago do
Galicia, Espala. Ex Official de Sandal,
Ex-Ofcial de Sanidad Martina, Ex-
Presidente de la Junts Local de Instruc-
ci6n Pdblica, Deleeado de la Association
M6dica de Puerto Rico, Director de una
de las Estaciones de "La Porto Rico
Anemia Commission" Miembro de Ia
"Asociaci6n Medica International"
con ejercicio en- la Ciudad de Arecibo.
Certif1ca: que durant. dos ahos sucesi-
vos ha venido utihzAndo las propie-
dades terapedticas de LA Peruns" en- su
clientela particular, y no puede menos
de confessr que dicha preparation por
su estabilidad y por sus excelentes re-
sultados constituye una hermosa
acertada asociacion de agentes terapeu.
ticos. Que en- todos aquellos processes
bronco-pulmonares en- que esta indica-
da, ha llsvado siempre satisfaction su
cometido, y que por estas poderosas
razones Sc permite recomendarla ef1cas-
mente. DIR. FRANc1sco y. SusoNL
Arecibo, Porto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-31

In esta inpreIia Sc vepde
papei nc periodic0s viejCs a
; = guiutal.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06

ituai drunkards obtaining liquor, say
the druggists. for II Is purposed 70
have the county clerk Of each county
furnish q list OF those to whom liquor
must not be sold. Swearing falsely
to an afidavit would make II q crtni-
inal charge OF perjury aud signing
another mans name would be IN
dictable for forgery. are the ideas OF
the druggists. who are enthusiastic
at the turn OF affairs and declare trey
will make strenuous efforts TO obtain
the desired legislation. The Anti-Sa-
loon league opposes the cnange.
The following officers were elected:
President. c. A. Dugbee. Traverse
City: vice-presidents. Fred Brundege.
Muskegon. and c. II. Jongetan, Grand
Rapids; secretary, II. r. Mcdonald,
Traverse City: treasurer, Henry
Reichel, Grand Rapids.
The members OF the executive CON-
mittee are: w, c. Kirchgessner.
Grand Rapids: r. A. Abbott. Muske-
gon: ID. d. Alton. Fremont. j. s..
Bennett. of Lansing s. 7. Collins.
Hart and George l.. Davis, Hamilton.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06
RUBBER TRUST
CHANGES HANDS?
Morgan Interests Obtain Control Of
Inter-Continental Co., Says
Wall-St. Gossip.

NEW YORK. Oct. 6.-According to
gossip In usually wellinformed imam.
cial circles, control OF the lnter-Con-
tinental Rubber Co., popularity refer
red TO as the Rubber trust" has
passed TO the J. p. Morgan interests.
II Is said that Morgan a Company
have purchased all the holdings OF
common stock formerly held by the
Guggenheims. This 10 given as the
reason Tor the substitution on the
voting trust which holds the common
stock OF Albert II. Wiggin vice-presi-
dent OF the Chase National bank:
stephen Baker of the Bank OF Man
haitian. and z. j. Berwind. The first
two are Morgan men and the latter Is
closely affiliated with Thomas F.
Ryan. In addition. Charles II. Sabin.
OF the Guaranty Trust Co.. and Wal.
ter Dutton. both Morgan men, have
been added to the Inter-C Continental
board
The big rubber company, which
controls the African and Mexican
trade and has a working agreement
with the United States Rubber Co.,
will hereafter be controlled BY q
coalition OF the Morgan-Ryan-Aldrich
interests.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit.

m wsdnssdsy: Earlins. 3. Wilkinson.
s1o. Atlantic. s:ao; Nelson, Marina.
$500. North Wind. 40. Jupiter. AS;
sso Hs.s Ssrf ESQ., a'S City q Rons
Corona, Marcia. i:So.
eT sso , %,e wssnssSas ET%s
Ames. 1915 a. m. Thursday: Hin. Pope.
1870; wyandotte. .; syivania, $40
Hartweii. $40; Westmount Ungava.
io so s Lase sor4s iSS ESQ., SsfBS s,sars
ssguin. s;4e; Donaldson. 1929; samuel
Marshall. 1890: tbig) Living ston.
ii:5o; FFsontenac, Chattanooga. Joseph
Down: Eilwood. noon Wednesday
]. j. II Brown Roman. r. 8 Warner,
barge A. w Thompson, 1870 ,. m ;
Dinkey. 1850; Fannie G Har, tasriy.
Joliet. a;45; Coffnberry, barge Ale
gheny. Bloom. 8: Berry, Chicago, 80
j. ID. Marshall, 4: Peter Reiss. W. C.
RHODES; ic a;1s' s s.aS "Wednesday
vulcan. Gayiey. IL So; oliver, II, Hines
and barges. 1870 a IN. "Wednesday I;
Rensselaer,. Jenney, /; I'd, smith NTH ana
a:3o Martin and barges. 5:i5 Clarke.
sac: Brazil, $50. J. p. Reiss. 1910:
Morrow. 1890; North Sea, 1885 Maine
and consort. 1870; superior. 1880 Nc
1855 Gilbert, l1:$o.
The Soo-
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. Oct e.
Up: Langell, Moore, Arenac. p. m
Wednesday: Hemlock. 8: German, l.
Down: stanton. 1880 y. m. Wednes-
day; Security. oil barge. Corey; 1870;
Philip Minch. Rockefeller. Corliss, =
Huronic. FAC: Linn. whaleback. 3; Nc
Kee. $50: Townsend. McDougall Car
rington, 4:3o; Fulton, $50; Mariska.
Tampa. s; Yates. Rochester, $50; An
ma Mtnch, 1880
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06
DRUGGISTS AND "DRYs"
BREAK AT CONFERENCE
No Agreement 10 Reached On Search
and Seizure Le0lslatIon-prus
Men viii Try To Amend Law.

"eu VIII Try 70 Ameno IsW.
KALAMAZOO. Mich. Oct. 6.-The
Michigan Retail Druggists associa-
ton threw down the gauntlet 10 the
anttsaloon league, Wednesday. after
two-days' conference between the
members OF the association and Supt.
Pliny A. Marsh and Secretary X. N.
Hoizapple. Of the league.
The conference Was held TO deter
mine what action should be taken
with reference TO the search and
seizure act OF the Dickinson law
which provides for the prosecution OF
the pharmacist who sells or furnishes
liquor TO anybody in a local option
county or TO an habitual drunkard on
a physicians prescription.
In a stirring address before the CON-
vention. Secretary Hutchins, OF Grand
Rapids. said: we have acted like
scared cats and have been on the de.
fensive long enough. We shall fight
for no more favors. but insist on our
rights"
The legislative committee Is fran.
Ing An amendment TO the Dickinson
law, which will be presented to the
next legislature. Some OF the radi.
cal changes proposed by the drug men
are the abolishment OF the sale al
liquor on a physicians license and
the substitution OF an affidavit by the
purchaser. This would prevent hab-
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06
REPLIES TO REP. SMITH.
A. N. Cummings Asks Questions About
Latter's Progressive" Views.

LANSING, Oct. GA. NJ. Cummings
talked to a large crowd in Lansing
last night, He referred to the record
or Rep. Sam Smith. his opponent, who
delivered a speech in Oxford, Monday
night, claiming his acts in public life
proved he was progressive. Cum
mings said on 20 separate roll calls
on questions where lines were drawn
clearly between progressive and re-
dictionary tendencies Smith and Rep.
Payne voted together.
mo one will deny" Cummings con-
tinued," that Rep Payne is stand
patter.
How does 1t happen, Mr.. Smith.
that you Endorsed Burrows for re-elec-
ton against Townsend.
IF you are progressive. who. pray.
do you put In the stand-pat class?
Do you name Mr.. DENLY as one? II
so, what difference do you find be-
tween him and you. except that he
has the courage to stand by his guns
and meet defeat with nag unfurled.
while you HAVEN'T"
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06

MUSHROOM. Mich, Oct. 6.--supsr-
intendent OF Schools Joseph w. Frost,
made the announcement. "wednesday.
that the share OF the Charles w.
Hackley estate. beQueathsd to the
school board, and amounting to about
81 900, 900, will be used to teach
trades In all grades Of the primary
and high departments. II 10 proposed
that ali boys, II II 10 necessary for
them to leave school after graduating
from the eighth grade. shall be equip
ped to step into the trade they have
pursued while In school.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06
RIVER o1vu Up DEAD.
sedlss o. I've sailors Drowned ssts
day are Nooevered.

oodlss o. I've Sailors Drowned ostugs
day are Reoeversd.
NEW YORK. Oct 6.-Bodies Of two
sailors from the New Hampshire. who
was drowned on Saturday night
when . barge In which thsy
were returning to their ship aftsr
shore leave. was capsixed. were rscov-
cred from the North river today, BY
means OF the namstags on the ami
forms. the bodies were identified ~
those OF r. Karl. q fireman Of the
third class, whose home was IN Cleve-
land, o.. and Patrick J.. White, 1rst
class seaman, q New Yorker.
The bodies were taken from the
river nj One Hundred and sixteenth
St. more than two miles from whore
the accident occurred.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06
SAYS DYNAMITERs WILL
SOON BE IN CUSTODY
Detective Burns Says Every Move
ment OF Men Blamed for Times
Disaster Has Been Traced.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Oct, 6.-"The
arrest Of the men who dyhamited the
Los Angeles Times plant Is now only a
matter of hours. Every movement of
the dynamiters has been traced from
the time they purchased dynamite. at
Oakland until after the Times build
ing was blown up"
This statement by Detective VII
liam j. Burns startled Los Angeles to-
day and all OF the excitement OF the
earlier part of the week has been re-
vived. Attorney Earl Rogers. repre-
senting the Times, issued brief sup
Elementary statement:
The dynamiters are almost post
lively known" he said. but we want
10 know also what power was behind
them. The men had plenty OF money
and spent II freely. showing that they
received large payment In advance
for their work
The large number Of kilograms
sent TO Mexico by Burns, Rogers and
the local police leads 10 the belief
that the dynamiters are fleeing In that
direction. Burns admitted today that
he was on "a hot trail'' and said ar.
rests would come within twenty-four
hours. but he would divulge nothing
further
Several men are believed TO be un.
der surveillance. Sheriff Taylor, OF
San Rafael county was sent for last
night. presumably TO identify the men
now being watched. Burns and Chief
are holding long confer
ences, but are maintaining the utmost
secrecy.
The handwriting on the receipt for
the dynamite at the Giant Powder
plant at Oakland and that
on a register at the Argonaut hotel,
San Francisco, are the strongest
clews. according TO Rogers. Theodore
Kytka, a handwriting expert, is com
pairing the two samples OF handwrit.
ing today.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06
SUPREME COURT.

LANSING. Mich. Oct s-The SUI
preme court yesterday heard the fol-
lowing cases: Ollie vs. Longwsii;
Motion In Felske VS. Detroit United
Hallway TO place case on October dock
ct denied without costs. Motion TO
dismiss In Norman vs. Norman con-
tinued until hearing In main case
Order of lower court In STANDARD
Bros: Ltd. vs. Ingham circuit Judge.
Call for Thursday. s. g. 10. IL. IL.
II. l6. II.
Docket as rearranged-l. .. 8. 4. 8,
80 i, T. T. Is s. Il, g. Il. Il e = 8 s. & g.
.s. q, IS, a., So, IS. 81 SIS. 81. IS. SO. So.
ST. s ss So So 81 Il Is 90. S. So s. y. So
90. IS, 90. 80, S. so. III. Iol. los, los.
Ice, loT. los. i0s. Ito. III. li2, iis, ia.
sz, llS, III, lis, lls, 40. i22. 123. ls.
l32 la. SO. is5. I3s. 1877. 140. las. i53.
l5+. l5S. 15s, 1877. 15s. l6i. ls1, lss, ls5.
10 -: Fl, 23. 80. IS, ss. 81, 81. So. IS.
los. 81. "a. 20. ~. lo4. 90, II. ~. IS. lss.
State cases-To be heard Oct. 20: lai.
i iss tt' a. i's' i'7' las las. $50. 49,
stricken from docket and continued.
81. 80, SIS, IS. rs. us. lsS. lss. las. 1873.
l41. lso. i63-
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06
coMMENDS POSTUM PLANT.
Factory inspector oreuseI Makes
Special Report To Lansing.

0pcCtdi nNPoFh W &@ueHHs
LANSING, Mich, Oct. 6.-The pure
food factories of the Postum Cereal
Co., Ltd, OF Battle Creek. Mich,
which are visited by from $4,000 TO
$4,000 tourists annually. entertained
an unexpected visitor in the person
OF Sylvester Greusel. Michigan State
Factory Inspector.
With unsparing eye this state Of
ficial investigated the great group OF
factory buildings where Postum
Cereal. Grape-Nuts and Post Toasties
are manufactured. The result of his
visit was shown by the following spe-
cial report which he made to the
Michigan State Labor Commission.
Mr.. Richard Fletcher, Commission
er OF Labor and Statistics, Lansing,
Mich.-Dear Sir: have this day care
fully inspected every department OF
the Postum Cereal Co., Ltd. Battle
Greek, Mich, and think they are en-
titled TO an especially complimentary
report for the following reasons:
First: All the mechanical appli-
ances OF this splendid factory are in
perfect condition-everythin safe
guarded.
Second: The sanitary conditions
are OF the best Everything Is furnish
ed employees-fresh water, wash
rooms. dressing and toilet rooms.
Third: With the large number Of
persons employed in the breakfast
food department, there have been no
accidents.
Fourth find the statistics of the
wages paid men and women are the
highest have found in any factory
have inspected in Michigan.
Fifth: They do not employe any
child labor under l6 years OF age.
II Is a model institution in every
respect.
Yours respectfully.
tSigned) Sylvester Greusel, State
Inspector.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06
GIRL OF Is WHO SLEW HER
BETRAYER IS FREE
She Struck Man With An Ak To Pro-
tect Herself and . Jury says
She Was Justified

PITTSBURG. Oct. s-The ''un-
written law" works for women as well
as men, and for child-womeh who
avenge the great wrong done to them.
So Pittsburg Jury has decided. In
aequitting Catherine Botti. 1S-year-
old Italian gin. VINO killed the man
who wronged her.
In February OF this year. Volpe
lured Catherine TO his room and at
tackled her. Later Volpe made an
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06

PITTSBURG. Pa. Oct. "a fully
equipped counterfeiting plant was
found today on the North Side and
two OF the alleged counterfeiters are
under arrest. The band was In league
with theatrical company, which
passed out the bad money in change,
II Is alleged. Albert s. Miller and
Thomas Horvath, were the names Civ
en- the secret service officers. Miller
has confessed.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06

The stomach larger factor Ife liberty and the pur
suit o. happiness than people Patriotism
can Withstand hunger but dyspepsia The confirmed d
pepto he Tor treason, strstsscms spos The man
who Goes to the front for his country weak stomach
viii Be weak soldier and . fault finder.
sound stomach makes for food citizenship as well q, for
hesfth md happiness. = -, . w
Diseases OF the stomach orfsns Of Digestion and
sssrtioa ere promptly and cured by the use Of
Or. PsRRers coxDEx MEDICAL DISCOVERY
ss0ss - fAs body vish FLESH and
solid Ruscle.
The desisr VITO oGs substituts for the Discovery 10
only seeking make the little profit realized on the
ssle ~ les aeritoros~ prspsrstions.
Dr. Pscse's C0mnes Sense Medical Adviser 10 sent free
receipt stanpe % OF wrapping n,anf
go Ssad stsmps for the French bound
book. Addrsss Wosids Dspensary Medical Assocsfio.
Or. =. Y. Pierce. Prssdsas, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06

other attack In the cellar of the Itai-
Ian boarding house kept by her moth
er. When he stopped over to pick up
some potatoes, abe struck him on the
head with an ak. He fell TO his knees,
and she struck him with a hatcnet,
leaving him motionless on the cellar
floor.
But to make assurance doubly sure,
Catherine went back TO the kitchen
and heated a poker red hot. Return
ing, she riddled the mans body. Then
she went to the policeman on the cor
ner and told him she had killed man
These are the facts presented TO
the jury that has Just acquitted Cath
crime.
What I did was right" declares the
girl.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-06
UoDY IS IDENTIFIED.

oAGINAw. Mich, Oct s-The body
N the man who was killed by a train
~ Birch Run. Sunday morning, has
zen Identified az Charles Dillaree, 46.
~ East Sixth-st., Flint, Q mechanic
rho was employed by the Buick Auto
mobile Co. Friends of Dillaree visit
~ the local morgue Wednesday and
4opmpleted the Identification.