davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09

Per acre is 1e.a as against ten~yesr
average OF IS Bushels The indicated total
production is s2,OSs,OOO bushels. as against
S229.OO0 finally estimated in 1909. The
qraiity OF tile crop is s25 as against o29
last year.
IN spite Of the lower condition Of the
corn crop. the increased acreage devoted
I'd that cereal probably will increase the
crop OF the present year shout sOooGOOC
bhshels over the crop of last year The
oat crop win be as big az It was last year
the proportion OF last years oat crop IN
farmers hands on August i was about a.
per cent or 63,249OOO bushels as compared
with ss per cont or g. s2s,o0o Bushels In 1909
q he primary estimate OF the acreage Of
hay is 45,OO5.OOO acres OF ts,per cent C7a9,OOO)
less than last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09
CHANGE OF PoSTMASTERS
AT FORD, LOGAN COUNTY
Samuel ID. BattersheII Succeeds NJ, 10.
Ford, observation-disclosures Want
Postal Funds s tgs
(From a staff Correspondent)

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. S.-(Special)
Army orders: Captain Jesse c. Nichols,
ordnance department, will repair to this city
and report to commanding officer Walter
Reed, general hospital for treatment. Leave
OF absence for two months is granted
Captain Fred w. Phisterer coast artillery
corps.
Samuel d, Battershell, appointed post
master az Ford, Logan county, Neb., vice,
w. u. Ford. resigned. Peter zabolitshy
appointed raural carrier route one et
Lansing, Ia E
The application OF J. H. Afovvius, ETA.
Movvius, II. ]. Hanson. Aaron Anderson,
and b. p. Hammerstad TO organize the
First National bank Of Vebelen, S. D., with
SIS, 200 capital has been approved by the
comptroller OF the currency.
The following banks today made applica-
ton to be designated at repositories Of
postal savings bank funds: y so ft'1
Nebraska-First National, bank. Of Hay
Springs, Sutton National bank of Sutton
and Meadow Grove State bank. Tc -;aV
Iowa-Flrst National bank OF Centerville.
South Observation-Disclosures National bank
Of Milbank. .,.-s 4. w,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09
SUSPECTS In JOHNSON CASE
tcontlnued Er0m FIrst pagel


Their brief account OF his adventure, He
attributes the fact that he was shot to his
impatienoe at being accosted and threat
ened by two men much smaller than him
SELF and his rash Resistance to them.
Mr.. Johnson is a. strapping man Of over
six feet in height and 200 pounds in weight
athletic in makeup. The hold-up men were
understood and far inferior physically to
him, he said. 1T made me angry" he
said ito have pair OF little men like
that get the best Of me. SO when realized
what they were after l lust charged into
them, feeling confident / could overpower
them in spite Of the gun. But the gun
apparently fully made up the difference
in power between us, and the bullet put
me out of the fight in an instant"
Mr.. Johnson felled the man with the gun,
but received his wound as the man fired
in his fall
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09
HEAVILY L0ADLj TALLYH0
DASHES. DOWN MOUNTAIN
One Man killed and Thirteen Persons
Hurt In Runaway Near
POttEVille, Pa.

louisville, Pa, Aug. S--George Soell
Of Pottsville died to day as the result Of
injuries received In a runaway accident
yesterday when party OF twenty In q
tallyho was thrown out and buried under
the wreckage of the vehicle when the
brakes refused to work on the Tuscarora
mountain and the horses dashed wildly
down the grade. Thirteen other were badly
broken.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09
DEATH RECORD

BEAVER CITY, Neb.. Aug. s-(special
Teiegram.)-J. s. Morgan, a farmer, resident
of F'urnas county. an old soldier ana father
of Dan X. Morgan, county clerk, died at
h's home at University Place suddenly Sun
day His son was in Omaha on business
when notified of his fathers illness. but
but, reached Lincoln short time after his
father had expired.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09

Rosman, homesteader, while crossing the
river on the ferry train yesterday, felt
certain that he had lost a colt The animal
but three weeks old, slipped under the bar
at the rear Of the train, and fell upon the
bridge. then in its struggles dropped into the
water about twenty-five feet below the
bridge. The bridge Waterman saw the
colt fall. and going out in boat brought
II ashore, where 1t was restored to it's
owner, evidently none the worse for its
fall and ducking.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09

MIDDLETON, Conn, Aug. ARRESTED
while searching old cannon around the
soldiers monument on the South green yes
terdey. Andrew Fitzpatrick. aged 60 years
a blacksmith, and his son. Andrew
were today held on a charge OF attempted
blAekmaih Three letters received by Mrs
Clarence s. Wadswbrth OF Washington
sta eel. contained a threat 10 blow up her
la me cannon
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09
BECOMES SECRETARY
OF SIOUX CITY Y. M. C. A.
REV. e. G. WOlcOtts Pastor of May
flower CONGREGATIONAL Church, y
Succeeds j. H. Strawbridge. .fa

SIOUX CITY, Ia. Aug. .s--(Special Tele-
gram )--Rev. f. G. Wolcott has resigned as,
pastor of the Mayfiower Congregational
church to accept the general secretaryship
Of the Young Mems Christian association.
He succeeded J. II. Strawbridge, who has
gone into business at EIizabethtown,. N. ].
Dr. ]. b. Modesett has resigned as physical
citation, to accept a. Similar position In
Detroitzs. iete la 10 - ote 80 = -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09
noy DIes of InfnntIIe PnrnIrai..

MASON CITY, Aug. S-(Special. )--News
was received here today Of the death OF
Stanley Guiwitz, aged II. at the home OF
his parents in Charles City. They are rela-
tives OF II. A Merrill, formerly president
of the City National bank OF this city He
was sick but forty-eisht hours This dis
ease Is supposed to have been infahtile
paralysis IN It's most aggravated form
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09
FIRE RECORD.
Cook Loses Barn.

BEATRICE, Neb, Aug. 8-(special Tele-
gram.)-The large hay barn Of d. w. Cook,
located eight miles west of Beatrice, was
strueg by lightning this evening and
burned to the ground. One hundred tons
OF alfalfa were destroyed. The loss is
placed at $500, partially covered by in
surance.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09
sioux indian my. Auto.

PIERRE, N. D.-(speclal,) -David Philips,
a fun blood Sioux living on the Cheyenne
river reservation, has purchased an auto
to do his travelling over the reservation. He
is one OF the progressive Indians and owns
and operates well equipped ranch on the
reserve, and says he believes In taking up
the ways Of the white man as rapidly as
possible for himself and his psople.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09
BOILER EXPLOSION IN TEXAS
Five Men Reported KILLED and Two
Fatally Hurt i'm Single
Mil at COnFOe. .

HOUSTON, Tex, Aug. s--A telephone
message from Conroe, Tex, says that five
persons were killed and two fatally injured
by the explosion of boiler IN single
mill at that place this afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09
Clear Lake boat House Burped

MASON CITY, Ia, Aug. a-(speeial Tele.
gram.)-At midnight last night the boat
houses at Clear lake belonging 70 Messrs.
Chandler. Stanton and Lepper. s. Hines
were burned to the ground together with
five launches and skiffs. owned by the
same parties. II is thought that tramps
In the stanton boathouse set II on fire
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09
GOOD RAIN FALLS AT BEATRICE
DOwnpOur Begins shortly After Nine
O'clocIk-First in Gage County
for Six Weeks.

BEATRICE. Neb.. Aug. s-Cspeeial TeIe-
gram.)-A good soaking rain began falling
rere at $3.50 this morning, which was the
first rain In six weeks Corn and pastures
were beginning to suffer, This will be a
great relief to the situation. 1t was stil
raining hard at noon.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09
SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION
r. CAUSE OF ExPL0 SI0N
TWO KILLED and seven BADLY Injured
I'm Corn Products Building at
Granite City, III.

GRANITE CITY, Ill, Aug 1.-Two men
are dead and seven are badly hurt as the
result of an explosion on the sixth floor
OF the corn house Of the Corn Products Re
filming company here at o'clock this aft
ernoon,
The sixth floor was completely wrecked
and it was almost half an hour before the
men could be taken out
The explosion was caused. according to
officials of the company, by, spontaneous
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09
nFFonT TO BLOW OMAHA sAFn

@. w. Hull Coal and Lumber Company
q. office Visited.
An attempt was made yesterday after
noon to- blow up the safes in the G. w.
Hull Coal and Lumber company at Tween
tieth and lizard streets. Omaha. The yegg-
men either got scared or had a premonitlon
their labor was In vain, as they made off
before effectlng an entrance. There was
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09
DR.. ROLLER IS EASY, FOR CANA

wrestler frOn. East India Throws the
American in Two Short Falls
in London. -if'F
LONDON. Aug. ga 6atch-as-cstch-cs
wrestling match for $4,000 a side was con-
tested at London music hall today be-
tween the American wrestler, DR.. b. F.
Roller and Cana. the champion of India.
Cana won the first fall in one minute and
forty seconds and the second fall in nine
minutes and nine seconds winaIng the
match. s4 q. :
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09
TROOPS TO FIGHT FIRES
President Authorizes Their. Use in
Forests In give western
EfNRea

WASHINGTON, Aug S.-Presldent Taft
has authorized the use of troops to fight
forest fires in. Montana. Idaho, washington.
Oregon and California.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09
Brown-BaiIey.

married Sunday afternoon at the residence
of Rev. Charles w. savldge. They were
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Bruner.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09
local accord.

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, Aug. 8.-Officlal record of tenn
perature and precipitation, compared with
the corresponding period of the last three
years: 1910. 1903 1905 1907
Maximum temperature. -. 80 so 81 50
Minimum temperature. IS "a so 50
Mean temperature..s.... 20 q
Precipitation .............. .O3 90 90 .Ol
Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March j.
and compared with the last two years:
Normal temperature. .,...................,.. IS
Deficiency for the day. 2
Total excess since March 1.......,.,..,... .657
Normal precpitation....,... is inch
Deficiency for the day ........,. 10 inch
Total rainfall innce March L.. 523 inches
Deficiency since March I....,.,.l4O2 inches
Deficiency for cor. period 1907. 80 inch
Excess for cor. period, lS0S,,.... .32 inch
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09
HYMENEAL
Gregory-FaItis.

Miss Janette C. Faltis and Mr.. Charles
E. Gregory were married Saturday even
Ing at 1880 o'clock at the residence of Rev
Charles W. Savidge. They were ac-
companied by Mr.. Joe Weisbartinger and
Mrs. G. @. Autry.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-09
The Weather

For Nebraska-Cloudy. cooler.
For 1owa--Fair cooler
Temperature at Omaha yesterday:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05
ADHESION A ESPANA

Sc han sometido 4 Espana nuevaS
tribus marroquies de las regiones
pr0ximas Melilla.
Ante las autoridades militares hi
cieron grandcs demostraciones de ad
hesi0n
BUQUE DE GUERRA
Ha lIegado Cadiz I'm buque de
guerra de la armada de los Estados
Unidos.
Madrid. Noviembre 15
LA QUESTION MARROQUI
Sc han dadO va pOr ter1ninadas las
conferencias y negociaciones con ell
Embaiador extraordinario del Sultan
d. Marruecos.
La negotiation se ha hecho del mo
do mas ventajosos possible, hallandOse
Ell Gobierno muy satisfecho de su ges-
ton.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05

culo l19. cuando los interesados no qul
sieran distribuir ell credito entire las tin
cas- hipotecadas, pues es enteramente le
gal que la hipoteca srlbsrsta vlgente SO
bre todas las fncas, interim sc solvente
el credito en- su totalidad, evitando asl
la construction de segundas o posterlo
res hipotecas 8 la enagenacion de esas
propias fincas Il terceras personals que
puaden hacer desmerecer unas y meJo
rar otras con perJuicio del primer acre
edor hipotecarfo que no podrla entonces
utilizar el derccho Il que Sc refiere el
articuto 12I.
Entendemos que pagad0 parte del
credito asegurado con hipoteca de va
rias fncas. 81 Ell deudor 10 solicitare 81
acreedor dcbera Iiberar Ia que crea con
veniente a sus intereseS Y no la que III
dique el dcudor, dejando las demas para
asegurar ei rcsto del creditO msoluto.
ContinuaremOs.
Tn Abogsdo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05
.oUIERE listed GANAR UN
.REIO,J
[ t0nfInuaFem0S.
Un Abog'sdo

A fines del corriente 10 ; de Die a
bre. regalaremos un reloJ entire los
lectores del BOLETIN.
Sc elcgira Y sc1alara d. IN modo es-
peciaI un eiemplar del BOLFTlN, to-
dos los dias dcsde cl /" hasta cl q,
V al lector que haya podit.o reun.t
mas ntmeros de los marcados especial
mente en- 81 pIazo indicado, Sc lie adja-
dicara eI reloi que podrd sor de Sra. 0
de caballero, a clegir.
Sc indicara todos los diaS en- que col
siste la senal hecha en- II ejemplar del
dia anterior, para que pueda ser asi
facilmente encontrada.
La senal que Sc ha hecho en- IN nu
nero de hoy consiste en- aGadir Q qui
tar una letra al titulo o ii texto de un
anuncio para que resuite equlVocado.
Ademas de la senal, que Sc hara pu
blico manana. Ell ejemplar que Ia conten
ga ira marcado con una contrasena que
nos aStgUFP uc Stt dtitcHtIcIIdu'
Los lectores del BOLETlN cOnser--
varan en- su poder los nulneros mar
cados. Y del dia % al 30, los remitiran
i la administration de este peri0Gico.
san Jose 5 principal, donde Sc hara
cl recuento y Sc adjudicara el reloi, al
que mas niimeros marcados presente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05
De sobTtmesa

Todas las hrtelgas mayores memo
res tan menudeadas en- estos ultlmos
tiempos por todo el 1nundo, no son mas
que ensayos parciales de la h7telga ge-
neral que te1ldremos mas tarte mas
tempran0 Qnizas cuandO -1nenos Sc
piense. Es dificil saberse poseedores
de una fuerza y resistir al deseo de eyer
citarla de probar hasta d6nde alcan
"a. Unase j este la infantil curiosi-
dad. poderoso m6Tit de tantas acclones
humanas; "5 n ver que pasa?'', capaz
por 81 solo de los2tiar y arrostrar todoS
los pelieros cnc puedan amenazarnos
todos los males quo puedan sobreve-
nirnoS.
Los slntomas sen de que, tanto los
amcnazadores COMO los amenazadoS,
unos por hacer aiarde de su fu6rza y
otros de SD reslsteuca. estan desean
do saber 10 qua pasa 81 la i3ralga gene
raj Sc dcclara-
Tanto haraa nuo3 y OtroS que por
fin Sc Saldran con la suya, y no tardare
mes en- enterarpos. gTriste tarea la de
los gobernantes rnodernos, ciificando
sobre terreno Inoyedizo, hacienda cuen
tas sin cont&r con 10 imprevisores de
guerras exteriores y sorprendidOs por
la guerra intima Y no hay duda;
las huelgas son las guerras modernas,
y de elias deben preocuparse los gobier
ros mas que de las dudosas confagra-
clones intcrnacimales.
Las luchas fnturas Seran dc classes.
no de naciones. IN obrero chino sera
mas compatri0ta de un obrero aleman
que de lln capitalista 8 de un letrado
de su naci0n, Un hombre de ciencia Is
tara mas cerca de un Sabio japones que
de cualquier espiritu grosero entire Sus
compatriotas. Los espiritus Sc saludan
por atinidades esPirituales, no por la
proXimidad material. Como el beso lie
la dOlOra de Canp0amOr. iniusticias V
males repercpten muy lejOs Y unen II
el mismo seltinliento de agravio de
dolor a los mas distantes. Por ESQ los
que atln cream que hay algo que defen
der, contra los que Green que todo hay
que destruirlo, debnu unirse espiritual
y materialmente sobre naciones from
teras; porque el auemigo esta en- todas
parties.
La idea de patrfa es vaIor que cad /
ca, y pronto sera tam anacr6nico como
el valor de las Ideas religiosas. Ra O.
mes sentimentales los sostendran tola
via sin virtud = sin eficacia. iAy e
los que NO coInprendan 4 tempo ia
necesidad de sustitlur esos valores Tor
otros mas efcacea para la defensa )
cial Supo1aando que la defensa So
cial tenga yalor &lgunol
Jac1nfo BENAVENTE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05
Madrid, Noyiembre Is.
ENTUSIASMO EN- LA MAYORIA

La mayoria de ambas Camaras
mu6strase regocijada por el exito al
canzado en- la question marroqui por
los se1ores Presidente del Consejo y
Ministro de Estado
En- homemade a 6stos, organizan un
acto publico que sera do gran reso-
nancia.
Los seTlores Canalejas y Garcia
Prieto no ocultan su satisfaction por
el triunfo obtenido y constantemente
vienen recibiendo felictaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05

La sellaI que hicimos en- el (inlco ejem-
pIar marcado eI sabado, ftle agregar una
d al anuncio tituIado QHGmG26n, de los
Sres. Zalduondo y Mier.
Fin la antepennltima Inca, donde Sc
lee: Fisifod Il tolfgrafo. agregamos una
d al nombre del popular establecimien-
to. resuelto asi Tisitad del T9l6grdfo.
La persona que tenga el eJempar aS'
marcado debc conservar ei anuncio para
remitirnoslo en- Ia fecha in3icada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05
.NOTIC|AS De ESPANA
DEL ULTIMO CORREO

de hoy sc apliquen en- las Aduanas
del Reino q los productores de Cuba los
derechos arancelarlos mas reducldos
y que esten vigentes, o que Sc esta
blezcan en- el porvenlr, exceptuando
los tipos de derechos especiales otor
eados a Portugal Y Marruacos-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05
EN- Ef, CONGRESO

En la session eetebrad& hoy en- 2i
ssengceso, don Alejandro i'errouN ia
feiicitado al Gobiernc.
Con este motive couaeuH5 La dlscu-
sion de la ley dlamada del Camisfdo-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05
CAMPANA OBSTRUCIONISTA

La minoria tradicionalista del Con-
greso ha resuelto hacer obstruction
para impedir que sea aprobada la
Ley namada del candado. contra la
admission en- Espana de nuevas 6rde
nes religiosas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05
BANQUETE EN- PAIAClO

Sc ha celebrado EN- PaIacio un gran
banuuete en- honor de la EnlbaJada
Extraordinaria de Marruecos.
Asistferon la F'amilia Real, el Go
bierno las autoridades superioreS,
tanto militares como ciyiles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05
PARA ABARATAR LA VIDA

Los senadores y diputados Cor
tes por. Asturias Y GaIicia vienen ce-
lebrando reuniones para solicitar del
Gobierno una rebaia en- los derechos
de importanci6n para el maiz y el cen
tenO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05
DE ALIIUCEMAS

Algunas de las kabilas fronterizas
la plaza de Alhucemas han trabado
entire 81 un gran combate, ventilando
pOr medic de las armas antiguas di-
fenrencias
Las bajas entire los moros conten-
dientes han sidO muchas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05
CONSE-IO DE MfNtSTROS

En- el Consejo de Ministries cciebra-
do hoy bajo la presidencla de Su Ma
jestad el Rey, ei senior OanaIejas, IN
20 eli resu4nen de la poiitica interior y
exterior. filandose principaImente en-
eI tratado Hispano-Inarr0qai
S. NJ. eI Boy sc muestra mny salts
fecho
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05
Jac1nto BENAVENTE
Garnet dc IN espla

-Conque eta 1uujer ha tenido dos
hijOs de una vez?
81, unos jernaIos, va YES. mientlas
habia que conner 40 di6 en- esa ocurr.
ella, y, ahora, que no tengo nj camisa
me larga unos ieneelos..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05
gEad1Rd, OctubE@ n

aEadnd, Octubre n
TRATADO HISPANO-SfAKiiOQOl
En- la session eetebrada hoy CIR el Sc
mado. ell Presidente del ConseJo de Nh
nistros ha dada minuciosas tsxplcaclo-
mes sobre et tratado con Marrnecos,
reservandose eI texto hasta que 10 CO.
aozca eI Sultan
El senior CanaLejas expreso Opanao-
mes optimistas acerca del porvenIr de
Espafla en- eE lRtperio nlarroqai-
Afirna6 tauAbiGn que las nacaones
firrnantes del Sratado de Algecaras de
1906. aprueban el tratad@ HTspano-
raarroasi
EN- Ell, C0NGRESSC
Eu la session eetebrad& hoy en- 2i
gangceso, don AteI&ndro 1SerrouN ha
fsiicitado al Gobiernc.
Con este motive conaeuHo La dlsou-
sion de La hey dIamada del CsFhfdo-
BANQUETEl
HI AIipastro dc. Est&d0 ba obseqnla
do con IN banQuete & s& EmbaJada
axtraordinaria del Suktan de Marine
COS.
Asistierom Ak acto Ell Gobterno, Ell
Cuerpo Diplomatico extr&nJero, auto
g.idades ciyiIes y miitares altos Ian
eionarios.
Sc pronuneiaron brirtiis Inuy expire
sivos en- honor de las dos nact0ues y
4sUs jefeS~ 81
CONSEJO DE MINISTRIES
En- el Consejo de Ministries celebra-
do hoy balo la presidencla de Su Ma
Jestad ei Rey, ei seilor O@naleJas, IN
70 Ell re.smaen de la pofitica interior y
exterior, fiIandose principallnente en-
eI tratado Hispano-InarrOqaI-
S. M. eI Roy sc muestra mny salts
fecho-
SERVCIO MILITAR
OBLIGATORIO
Aver ha empezado en- ol COngreso
Ia discussion de la totalidad del pro
yecto de ley presentado por el gene
raj Aznar. Ministro de la Guerra, es
tableciendo el servicio rhilitar Obliga-
torio sin rcdeneion por msctaheO~
Sc cree que Ell debate sobre la tota
TIL ro,.S b-o1r. ~ C.1o Dr.Sutn cuIn an
cara la discussion del articnlado de
dicho proyecto de ley
Eli CONVENIO CON MARRUECOS
FL Ministro de Estado, senor Gar
e1a Priefo- viene siendo muy feliclta-
do Dor ef exito de sus gestioneS en- la
reclamation hacha q Marruecos Qor
eonsecIlencia de La Ultima guerra de
WeIilla.
Al Enbalador Extraordinarfo del
Sultan, Sid Ell NJ okri, Sc lie ha c0nce
dido la Gran Cruz de Carlos III.
Omission DESMENTiDA
Desmientese oficfaL1nente que haya
presentado la dimisi0n de su cargo el
Captain General de Catalina, gene
Tal Weyler.
Ell GENERAL ALDAVE
Ha marchado d Mefilla ei Captain
general de aquel territorio, general
Garcia Aldave
Madrid, Noviembre Is.
DERECHOS ARANCELARIOS
La "Gaceta'' publica una Real Or
den disponieRdo que. contar del dia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-05
Ell REY A MELLLLA

Esta acordado que Ell Rey haga Tn
viaje d MeliIla a mediados del proXi--
mo mes de Dicie1nbre.
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La Mascara de BRONCO
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-21
It's Time to Select The Flannels and
Outings for Winter Garments

Shipments
and all combine that
we oner unusual unusually values
Wasting Shifting these
wasting
paids
for waists chdren shirts Priced at 35c
45c, 4sc
Staple FannesBy Fannes the plain
scares different
This stock all weights and
are to be found The 29c
White FanneIs-A full of White Tanne both plain and
7S and A., at from Csc SIPS
beautiful
styles to select from. o $500 yard
Veia FannelsThe flannel market absolutely
wool and Shown handsome patterns sui
the newest color combinations Priced at 75c yard.
12ac Outing FIannes eExra hne soft quality outing flannel
lengths from to Is yards Heavy and firmly woven quality that
will give excellent pretty In light effects
A regular 121c outing at eIac yard
outing fannes
ect light all
quality quality
Outing Yard-Ouing fannels % inches wide
white coored grounds and stripe
check patterns
Outing Fiannes YadFnes grade outing flannel in
beautiful effects handsome
This flannel combines
quality serviceaby consider extraordinary
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