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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-14
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Sar2h-RerNtardt
en- LOndres


Iondr"N, VrIihie -1.-Algo rNtraoFol-
uaro ocurria en- ei Coliseum Ilaoia
flores, rarteleS hechceroS, enolmeS iaros
lue pohiahan Ia neblna nocturnal con
I'M mondo tantaNtlco de formaS bIanqle-
rlna>. NtneJaha el MuS'c-Hall una
Iampara mnStero>a hecha de brlIIantes
~ eSmcraidaS, roigada en- la negrura de
Ia raIIe. y IlacIa ella voiaDan, atraldaS
por rSa algeria que enclerra Ell calor
rUando la noche "S trIa oScura, banda
ranoy t,., inad,s da Ell, ynrdo r,hiao on
',' 20 ''''''''''' w '''i'>,' ~ 7'''
IdlcuIo de un paiarraco polar. Mas ALA,
Isigtucndo el contorno de I'm muro de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-14

ceras? mos encontramos verdadera-
mente ante un hombre cuya abnegaci0n
es tai que sobre pasa casi la medida de
las fllerzas humanas?
Desde hace ID 8 20 amos, no Sc ha CO.
metido en- Russia ningnn atentado sin que
los .efes de policia 10 hayan querido asi
8 toleradO MenchikOff saba todo. En-
tonces oc6mo ese policia revolucionario
ha dejado TRAFALGAR" a los Azeffs y a
los Hartings durante tanto tempo I?
Cruel enigma.
Las neutrality-suspicious. y las polemi-
cas- que tendran lugar responderan, tai
vez, esas preguntas.
Pablo MiIdn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-14

Is Medallas de orc.
81 Medallas de plata.
33 Medallas de bronco.
Y 26 Menciones honoriticas.
FL paIacio de Espana, magnifica edi-
ticaci0n, 0btuvo Gran premio.
Igual altisima recompensa ha side
otOrgada al arquitecto que dirlglo las
obras, don Modesto Cendoya, y a los
artistas cuyo cargo ha estado la or
namentacion, senores Blanco y Santes-
teban.
llem0s dc insistir acerca de la tras-
cendencia de tales premiOs, manifes-
tando que el jurado que los otOrg6 es-
taba tornado pOr arquitectOs y artlstas
inteligantisimos de todos los paises,
que en- el desempeIlo de su mission de
jurados han puesto la mayor rectltud
Y la mayor sinceridad imaginables.
FL 6Xito logrado por el pabell6n es-
panol no puede estar mas patente III
ser mas satisfactorio, y, una vez como
cido. no podra habcr va nadie que, de
buena fe Sc atreya a nogar que esa ms
taloci6n tn BruseIas ha gustado d todos
de modo eEtraordinar-io.
Para muchos. no solo ha sido uu eXi-
Itazo Il pabcll6n de Espana, sino que ha
sido el GXIto de Ia Exposition Guam
tos hayan estado an ella habran de re
conocrrio asi. aun prescindicndo de 10
que cl amor pudiese infuir en- su Jul
cio.
Los senoIes Escoriaza Cendoya pue
den cstar satisfechos del resultado de
sus afancs Como clos .deben tambitn es
tarlo todoS los eSpanoteS. .pues no IS cosa
tan rorriente triunfar en- certameneS in
ternacionales como ha triunfado para >us
cargos rcSpectivoS. pueS clio demueStra
un conociuiento perfecto de las aptitu-
dies de Espa7Ia cn Il de B1uselas.
Al fehcitar!eS por Su triunfo. felici-
tamos tambi6n Sincarampntc Quien los
designara de ambos y Ia soguridad alb
soluta dc que habia de salir airosos de
su rmpriio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-14

como glste 81 hector llamarla, vlene a
LOndres pero nunca ha causado la VlSl
ia suya tanto furor y asombro . como
esta. Y es que nunca tampoco habla
aparecido Sarah Bernardo en- las tablaS
de un Music Hall POGO ha pudimos
yer 4 Madame Rejane en- ell Hipp0dro-
me- donde Sc halla actualmente la mu-
nequita del djfunto Leopoldo, Cleo de
Nero la presencia de tragica de ia
ma tan mundial como Sarah Bernhardt
en- otro Music Hall, ha tenido ell efec-
to de una bomba revolucionaria Ell ell I'M
rio de los teatros Antano, cuando una
artista famoSa aparecia en- una 'sala de
variedades. la genie de buen tono muy
cariacontecidsl. decia: 'd IIa visto usted
Madame y ique baj6n ha dado...
a Madame \ ique baj6n ha dado!...
FL "lIusic-HMI' era cl colmo de la de
generation .o0mana. Para maldecir
de Gl invento4s an Inglaterra la palahra
$ shocking.
Los tiempo@ cambian.... Hay que
tener en- cu-a-a, sin embargo, que eI
"Music-II oglts actual no tiene que
yer en- NADIA aoI el Cafe cantante con
tinental. No u7 en- q baiarinas SEN
suaIes'' nj cos8 "amorosas; Ell }Iu-
Sic-ITaII' intr4a! s4s SIIlnampn1p art StirO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-14

Aunqur VA -9 tanto acoStImbrada i
ser aplaudida .adame Sarah Bernhardt
sonrie FL p[oleo inelts, segtn ella. c~
" "charmant ii teatro que paga sl ira
baio con l0G1 'ibras semanales, es igual-
mcntc 80 charlnnt" -. De los que van
EN- tropel toda> Us nochcs al " Coliseum.
cue empez6 ea anero 4 anunciar' la
Ilegada de la q .tiSta, reIativamente po-
eos compreno71 el habla francesa. No
obStante, todo> pauden como I0cos Los
.unos apIaude1 Dorque "comprenden: -
los otros Vito1- sin tom nj son. pOrqur
adiVlnan que h. ..rtiSta desempena Su pa
Ipcl de una menera muy humana Los
hay tambitn Qaa nj comprenden nj advi-
nan; pero, pa. hacer como los dema~.
Sc hinchan las aanoS apIaudiendo; raz0n
tiene Sarah en decir que este cs un pU-
blico dclicio>Q.
Varios dial.os ingleses, no satisfechoS
con elogiar 4 II artista, aseguran que
Sarah Bernh. edt representa- treinta
amos escasoS, 10 cual me parece eXagp-
RADIO; Sarah 4 "nhardt fuera del eScena
rio, representa- rodos los amos que tienr.
Y vista pOr la F..e.iana que eS ctando me
lor Sc nota :. ma persona Is Vieia "
joyen, debe rtpreSentar 10 menoS cicn
amos. Ah0ra. Sarah Bernhardt. la arts
Ia >, vista en- i esccnariO. Sc transf0rma
Acknowledgement en una .j0ven. Encuan-
ira en- su entu>lasmo ell vig0r fresco dc
una .uventud DAsada, que eS alg0 asI CO.
mo cSaS mata> Orientales que parecen
muertas. pero Gentlemen, escondidas flo
res eternas. 81 voz, que Slgle Siendo
clara y fuerte, su gesto 'nap0le0nico,
todo clio cs admirable. En- Ell Coli
scum" presenIa el acto segundo de l. Al
glon" de Ro>tand, y su personiieacion
del hiio de Napoleon priSionero rodeado
de traidores, haee latr Ell coraz0n del cS-
ectador, como antes. EncantO eXtrqIo:
olvida uno que esa mujer tiene sesenta
Y cinco amos; olvida uno que ha corrido
Dor el mund0 an libro titulado "Sarah
Barnum' en- que Sc descorre ell velo
sobre las coSas no muy exquisitas. iQuf
importa la vida privada de un artista
al que va a distraerse con SUI arte?...
Marie Colombier, autora del libro, ha
muerto. Pero el halpa vieja sigue VI
brando.
L. THli0 BeaafoHr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-14
Paris 90 de Octubre 1910

Paris 20 de Octubre 1910
Desde hace algtin tempo oeurren en
Russia cosaS verdaderaHseute extraordi-
narias Basta recordar la historic de
Azeff, ese policia que durante ID amos,
Tue el dictador del partido SOclaiiSta-re-
voluciQnario Y vendia ei goblerno los
revoluconarios y estos la policia, ha-
eiendo comercio doble con los elementoS
IN discordia, 8 bien la historic dc Har
ting, antigua jefe de la polieia rusa de
Paris. Este general rl3sO, caballerO
ale Ia Legion de honor, amigo personal
de muchos h0nlbres poiiticos franceseS,
era simplemente un agente proVocador,
un antigua deiincuente condenado ira
baIos forzados por los tribunaies fran
.i.eSeS.
DeSpues de este haIIazgo puede calcu
larse que NADIA llamaria la atcncl0n la
opinion publica rusa. Y sln embargo
astamoS en- visperas de an eScandalO que
an Russia mISmo prov0ca una gran emo
Flou dl cudl IOS I5ttlt1AACoo atiSoS 'Okh
sagran diariamente variaS columns
Desde hace algnn tempo corria eI ru-
NOR de que un importantc funcionarlo
de la pOlicia Secreta, habia ahandonado
>tI puesto llevando conSigo cantidad
enorme de CiOcumrntOs ,OniideuciaieS t
umpOrtantiSimOS y que peuSaha publican
los Sc le atribuIan tambi6n, todas las
revelaciones hechas q la politica rusa.
Todo Ell mund0 habiaba dc este mtSteriO-
so perSonaje, pero nadie saba NADIA de
cierto y B0urtZcw y Slts companerOs
guardaban un Silencio absolute Sc com
prende que Bourtzew no pOdia recibir
tai information sino de I'm jefe de poll
cia. Pero quien era ese jefe? / En- don
de tse eucontrabat Ia opi0i0n publIca
ampez0 dudar de su eXiStencia, cuandO
una carta, firmada p0r iwanow, aparc-
ri0 en- IN peri0dicO ruso tie Paris.
En- esta carta- eli CiescOnoGido Iwanow
lleclara ser ed autOr de t0daS las revela-
clones hechas por M. Bourtzew. Afr
ma ademaS que Su doniciti0 no lie es
desconocido a una comisi0n revolucona-
ria convocada para juzgar an provo
rad0r deuunciado por ei~
Algunos dias despuGs, un 'mportante
peri6dico ruso publica una carta enca-
bezada con el tituio LA vispera del
zlrranque de la Garcia FL aat0r de es
ia carta decia gun jefe dc poiicia rusa-
que habia hecho grandes fagores a los
revolucionarios, sc iba guitar la careta
Y empezar la publication de tOdos los
70 russo del departamento de policia y
Jos cuales habia tenido La pr.cauci0n de
lIevarse
Y en- efecto al dia Siguit.nte ei EEMa-
tin de Paris recibla un tcfegra de San
PeterSburgo con ei noulbre del mlnterlO
SO personaJe Este era heonstSe Menchi-
koff, antique Jefe del dcpartamento de
la policia secreta dct tuinisfrtio del in
terror.
S"c "h NiiPioouo uc id poicid hdieid-
Tado p0r SuS superiOreS ST. p;rSe al enc
ngo y haga traici0n q strs autiguos ami
goS, eS cOSd no muy rara. peEU el case
que nos Oeupa es c0mpfetafRente orr
ginal.
Detenido Ell 1886 con 0troS revOIucio-
1arios, Mencfikoff abandona 4 sas ami
gos, entra al servicio de Ia pOlicia secre-
Ia en- donde trabaJa durantc Is amos,
hasta llegar ser primer lefe sin cam
biar de opinion political, Is doeir, sin &C.
@ar nj un mOmentO de Ser geyOlucionario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-14
Espaha en- Ia Exposition

Tcrminada definitivamente pQr el 'ju
RADIO superior de la Exposition interna
cional de Bruselas pspecie de Tribunal
Supreme del gran certamen belga, la
| tarea de classification y adjudication no
tardar1 en- veriticarSe, con toda la so
lemnidad que el acto requiere. la dis
tribuci6n de los premios.
Sabida es la importacia que tiene
todo Jurado del genera del que nos ocu
pa Este la ha tenido grandisima por
10 que signtica y por la categoria de las
personals que 10 constituyen las
cuales ocupan Iugares prominentes en-
cl mundo cicntitico en- Ell mundo in
dustrial por SuS m6ritos consagrados E
indiscutidos
En- Ia prcsidencia de dicha Junta
de calidad tiguraron en- primer termi-
no el ministro de la industrial Y del
Trabajo de BtI@ica. VI. Hubert: pl dc
Estado. H. Bcrnaret, y el cX-ministro
de Agricultural de trancia NJ. Niger.
No ha Sido gesti6n facil nj breve Ia
suva. Llanados i discernir de todos y
rada uno 1e los rxnositorrs So rennir
ron yariaS vecos en- 81 PaIacio desla ma
ci6n. oue, para mavor solemnidad pu-
So i djsposici6n del .JIlrado rI prrsidru
te de Ia C1mara
Las sesionns tpnian indisrutihlp in2Dr
Ifanria on elias drmostraron su in
tpr6s y sp intrli~an,ia los iurados Y los
| I.onioa,.ios oa,,orolne
Todos elIos han dado nrueba de re-
Sistnn.ia fixica nnvidiabln aI nnrn a,a-
,.ar trps dias sno7,idos dnsdn NOR II ma
mama ta,on,.ano basta MOI, Ia pocbn an
si sin intrrrunri6n dpdicados ! ova.
minar pronunStas Y i amuiIatar m6,i
tos
| Nnri.;6 II naci6n asna1oIa IN bonra
de dnsirna,. nm iura3o Y nuostro comi-
sa,.;o oa,a.ol no,ob,1 rora finn d;s+;r
| ouido carco ! don I,,;s NInntadas n,.a.
x;donta daI Eon,an+o dial Trabaio Na.;o
nal :, uarson, ;,a;.adisin,o ,o,. ems. ~,
no.;,In, .ooa.;o,,o. nara ,o,,oll, mi
SION
HI ,oi1or Nuntadas o,o bo as;,t;do
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-14
E inferno Tuso

Correspondence para Ell BoLETlN1
Las reuelaciones pr6rimtos de Leomade
MemchiEofj.-Et godaornO r~sO t'ene
mied0.- Dobte gada de Menchakotf.-
% amos pO{icia y TeuoIncaondrao--
Cgmel enigma
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07
CHAPTER v

Mrs savilIs was far too much IRE
occupied By her bitter reflections aud
vengsful projects to bestow many
thoughts upon the new member OF her
household But Miss Desmond ra.
ceived the expected summons In due
course. and journeyed punctuaIly BY
the appointed train towards her new
home.
IngIeneId. Mrs. saville's placs. had
an air Of ssclusion not to be found A.
double the distance in other dfree.
tons Tho picturesque country round
Egham was comparatively free from
the eruption Of villa residences which
crowd other localities.
Mrs Saville. who felt the ouiet Of
her country homo rather oppressive
began to wish for some one 70 break
ths painful monotony Of her thoughts
some one whose face and voics were
1aits unconnected with the past-ethe
'ass. : 70 her. meaning the evst-present
mags Of her offending son. She had
certain sense Of relief IN the pros
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07
Appearance or clerks.

It - more important that the salllus
force OF the store be properly dressed
than one might think ~ first. Most ol
the customers Of the store are women.
Women are very susceptible 10 any sne.
gestiou Of dirt or to any lack ot neat.
ness Of apparel Plenty Of men are
hnieky In that respect as well. A
clerk In untidy clothes. with soil5s.
linen or with dirty hands will send
woman away with only half her our.
chases made aud with a resolution not
10 return. A clerk in his shfrtaleeres
waiting on the trade will not give anv
tone to the store or please the best
trade Neither will q clerk who IL
dressed for work ia the cellar and goes
out IN front 10 ovcralls and inuioer
says Southern Merchant.
Better let a customer wait than 10
have her waited on In a manner that
VIII produce an unpleasant or unfavor.
able comment. Every one ID tao store
who waits on any customer ought 10 do
80 only when dressed for It, II a clerk
gets out behind the counter Upon an
emergency call be is likely to be kept
there BY others coming ia and may
Ind people asking for service upon
whom he ought not to wait while rough
y dressed, though he can not refuse
hem. There is danger, also in allowing
Jerks to over-dress. Some department
torres are conspicuous because Of the
'verdressing Of their salesgirls. Others
re equally conspicuous because Of tho
loppy appearance Of the employees. and
hen there is a third class Of store
there the clerks are always neatly at
lsed though never oyer-dressed. And
bis matter Of the clerks dress pretty
ell reflects the general policy OF the Z
hole store. Over-dressed clerks are '
le Kind who spend their time in gossip A
it'll one another about the events OF
last night F." and chew gum In the =.
eantime. They are outrageously rated
ID pulled, the girls are, and they are g
Iughty with customers beyond ondur- 3
Iee- The result is hesitation on the "
ut Of would-be buyers. The under al
essed or slOppy-lookine clerks are Just IL
bad as the over.dressed, and the -
ly store where IL 10 a real satisfaction
shop is that where the clerks are
propriately dressed and where their
miners are in tune with their dress. uy
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07

saw delicate flower had crowd
up two feet high, between the horses.
path and the wheel track. An finch
more TO right or left had sealed its
fate, or an inch higher. and yet Il
lived 70 flourish 40 much rs II II had
a thousand acres Of unlrodden space
around II. and never knew the danger
# Incurred. II did not borrow trouble.
nor invite an evil fate by apprebend.
Ing it<-ldenry D. Thorsau f1S11-lseSJ.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07
FREE IMPORTATION cOTPoN



Most mysterious are these substance,
caused by the putrifaetion 0f animal 81
vegetable matter knowa as pfomaines
says Merchants journal
There is difference between
| ptomaiaes and ''ptomaine poison. =
Not All ptomaines are poisonous. GONE
are mildly poisonous Some are violent
and deadly. Sometimes the same
ptomalne IS luxurious 70 one person, and
NOT TO another.
Take il altogether, there IS no more
bathing subject to the doctors than
! ptomaines
It IS q subject, too, in which the
gr0eers and food sellers are vitality in
teFested, because they are the ones who
often get blamed when somebody a
sick from ptomaines.
Canned goods are q frequent source
of ptomaiues but the eanners are not an
20 blame
Recently there vas reported In the
newspapers the ease Of = family Of
twelve people in California. who ate
pears, canned al home. ia a glass can.
Eleven Of the twelve died within rev
hours.
No matter how careful tanners arc.
the ptomaine poison sometimes gets IN
It's work, and then the public become
excited and want somebody punished.
But thus far, no one has been able to
discover sure way 10 prevent
'tomaine, or to discover their exact ma.
urc, or why they hurt some aud do not
lnrt others
When some Of these things are dis
oyered, ana the remedies found. L will
e great step forward in the canning
usiness
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07
WANT TO BE SMILE MEMBER .

sNeman Fians Novel fIub 90 mrf,
People Forget Themselves.
bliss Sara Carolyn stright u The
originator Of the club which has luut
been started In lts few weeks Of sx-
istenee It has gained seventy.hve mem.
bers and they ara widely scattered.
Florida 10 represented and cailfor.
MA There u Wisconsin man uho
has Joined and this Il how his jolnlnx
efme about: A New York city man
Went 10 Buffalo on business ana vas
abked b. stranger with whom be
Mas talking: What order are your
smile. returned the New Yorker
blaming on the questiouer and point.
ihs to tbs tiny gold pin with tho
Words The Smile Club" on Il.
I'D like to BE- a Smile mysslf~ and
sp the Wisconsin man Joined tho ranks
df tbe Smile Club.
There Is a great demand Tor aueh
4 elub and We are trying 10 an az
said Miss strishi at her home. 2ti /
Park place. Brooklyn. according 10 IT,
New York Evening Telegram 'sWa
appeal 70 the bess In every one. Ana
Ee appeal 70 al aIasaes. The unedu.
:ated are seeking happiness a. ear.
lestiy a. the most highly developed
ersSns. We are working out the ideal
4 innumerable people IN the Simplest
ray possible
1T Il somewhat misleading to call
urselves simply the Smile club. Bat
people would only realize the real
leaning Of smile Il wouldn't be mis-.
'ading ~ all. We shall help peopls
} forget themselves. to eliminate ali
lstructivs criticism and thoughts ana
} see good. and good only. In people.
hey must love life-animai life AZ
ell a. human lIfe-and Gods OUT Of
'ors above al things.
zone Of the aims OF the Smile Club
to build q summer home sor little
b children who could not otherwise
to the country. The atmosphere
II be entirely Of sunshine, smiles
d cheer on al sides Nothing thar
unhappy or unclean or unwholsseme
II be even mentioned"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07
Don't Wear
A Truss
After Thirty Years Experience have Pro
daeea an Appliance for afen. Women
or Children mat Cures
Rupture.

sena II On Trial
II you have tried most everything else
come to ne, Where others fail is where
have my greatest success send ntfashed
coupon today and I win send You Tree n '
Illustrated book on Rupture aud lis cure.
aae"'ne my Appliance and giving you prices
were cared u Is Instant relief when an
others fail Remember Z use no aalves. no
harness. no lies.
1 send on trial to prove what say 4 true.
leu are the judge sud once having seen my
Illustrated book and read ID YOU wifi be a.
ealhpsiaatic as my hundreds Of patients whose
letters you can also read fill out free coupon
below aud mail today. u Is wen worth your
TIME whether you try my Appliance OF not
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07

nntrF ny 'Eaiienal fre1fuent. Win fesIlls fnai
you'd quieken lle haaft q any nae q So.
EvsEJ9ne uhs haI netE longs. lssarr1 ri
tas hFane1Ifl l4hes ~ Nsisrft II aas flsn
lefprie ifr1raifis tsrtas t1geElF fITEiEF
es1sh. LqSs % ts7sb- aifhf ssrsis. iillIl-
aaaef she sa-aIf-T tliiss sr tnf IIEI5
aeaiif slmgfeia lf tI'Ils1sI 1l.4n stallI lsnI
~ tfId fsstafe ~ o. MUS trs H6
tLsnl Hraeir aad tssfI.HasItis Gees 80.
ar1ss Nal sEye ben cared. TAls lsalinr.f
gelslll ehtets fantAf Qsuessss ~ a. a.
s4is Fad fFltsrss fss rlsisiias lasss co.
fiie dr-n srt glat tosil1
Any DIft ef l1llssaf arm "a larlsIr
MfhiFtq| W.T. itN f1s d. liN l. fsIlshI.
ef4tat Ntntias tu l1rgit ta4 iaaf ~
ieIrfN lt.f'd lIi go s44caa lsfla 80 nII
a. enfs ~ ifisl ptrt4sa etlFn o. f..t.r
,reda NJ uafl pIfn4H A. prq4s fAat tt..
'.s "ei.i ra,ss tta ~ gafr1 a. $3.50 sf
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07

u concede to you, said man IN
discussion on American politeness
that the Southern man Is gentle,
man, but that Is al. +"
But I know the Western NAV H. -
replied his friend. tfTake President
Taft; he is from tie Woss, and / saw
he is an exceptional gentleman. -
EXCEPTIONAL" ssofted the man.
How can he DO an exceptional pon.
tleman7f'
Well, suavely replied the friend.
~ saw President Taft recently 1et up
and give his ssat to three lndiesf5'
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07

Two doctors were operating on a
man for appendicitis. Aftcr the opera
ton was completed one Of he doctors
missed a small sponge. The patient was
reopened, the sponge found within and
the man sewed up again. Immediately
the second doctor missed needle.
Again the patient vas opened and
closed.
Gentlemen" said the victim. aaI
they were about TO close him 10 for
the second time, for heaven q sake.
If you re going to keep this up, put
buttons on me-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07

your mother quarter you'd have the
whole pile done before supper.
" Did youg' shouted the boy, taking
up his hat and mittens again. We'll.
you II win your money if the saw holds
oat. Nobody ever bet on me and 1ostl ,
And he rushed back 10 his hard
task again, his eyes flaming with en-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07

Bookkeeper-I would ike to Save
tn,s afternoon of, if you please.
Bo9s--What is the rnatterf
bookkeeper--l wish to 20 70 my
mother .ln-law's funeral feel that Is
something 1 ought to attend to per
sonally.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07

rBiIlkins asks all bis frienda to give
aim their diaries when they are
garcugh with them"
what an ideal Docs he get manyf~
Lots"
'But What d queer fadf-
IT isn't fad. IT'S economy. That's
how he gets his blank books. bal.
sfmore American.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07

the market today and inspect steak
thst hold an option on. Then, II you
IKE It, cali at my Office and ven sign
the transfer papers. Louisville Conr.
ier-Journai.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07
Ar. Cora D. Miller wants To ssua A
9vc Bog Of Her Remedy Prse 10
Every Woman Suffering IRON
ANY FORM Of Female Weak.
neaa or Pile.

This t. nss .lnpis Mia "a
preparation 'hai hAs relieved A. '' No.
~ ~sa,'" y %" privacy Of lh,lr own hom..
.'''' doctors and other remedies JAILED ''"''
?, y especially prepared ior shs ,t..,m..,
p female diseases, aiaplaeamsn,.. s.,,,f- Y
'"s womb irssguisritIes. palsiul p.,,a6 '"' u
e1..no'a Or vhlish discharges. slesrsoo. ~ ~.
e '~'-S,' a'.e pai"s 10 mo head bach .~S
~. 10. das Ie@sn' ,l.s'slaneholy, deslt, n
~ s-u.e Or 10 METER Of how Lore e,..l ,ton
who VI w ~sls S ,Ss'ss unable 70 eaa rsls,
~ n VIZ receive W mali ffss Ti,hont DE-.
BOOB VIZ va Z. s.a ,es simple hns rssSs
ky wumen suacf and h s, -,hia showing
iieian '''"' me ala n ohe'
s oa, letter simply send III. ass.s.sssy q
}. Miller - S;1o faese,s e naes 70 nr Tl,h
ndiaae. "'''' building kelom v's
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07

rather fo1 aeem 90 box It thss,.
y 3 very different light since yosl
H's Newly Married Daughter We'll
opght 90, after sseeising fsaHsss
lamps and nine eandelahFa fsf ws55i..
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-04-07

Mrs. Msa1t DaFfeli uoeass. = MAJ
neer % country Nesk work. vas nssl.
'pg u Hartford the c11atry uasatsan.
conntry vsration j. better tksn
se1ah1fe oss she ssid. fffas -
thinEt - siaet qaaintas. Aa4 IA.
Further inio tho geurisy yaa ss. NJ.
guaistcf besoaes tAs thises va 49,
once speai August la D village rau.l
thp Head % sasaafTns. 4 yiiiaf~ a,~a
e tt.f!land. Tie morniar after ~
nrtiNai sect % ~ geas4al store a.
~ n'.u' a httie gifi pFsef5s-f ~
WITH pa egs ~ hsF haod
Himmc au eFga worth 81 -
please heard M ~ NJ AN. -.
master siofekeersFf 'and na 49, L.
might weigh OUT an eggs woett ~
sugar. 900. for re BLACK h<ss
..slassin and I'm b. sp ssain "a