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The Detroit times., 1910-01-13
ASSURES AGED
LOVER OF LOYALTY
Roberta De Janon, Who Eloped With
Waiter, Will Fight for Him.
Pair Meet in Police Station.

CHICAGO, Jan. 13.--The wealthy
father and grandfather OF Roberta DE
Janon. the l1-year-old heiress who
eloped with Frederic Cohen, a waiter.
viii have TO agree not 10 prosecute
Cohen or the girl viii make trouble.
Roberta made this announcement
yesterday.
The little heress IL evidently de-
termined 10 stand by Cohen 10 the
last.
Il will not stand their putting Fred
In JAIL" she said THAT Is final. IL
my grandfather wants 10 keep me
from publicity he must agree first not
" prosecute Fred. lie did not abduci
me or induce me 10 run away. He just
protected me | am grateful To him
aud II they insist on putting him III
jail. | tell you | viii testify In his
favor.
Il realize now that | did wrong In
running away from home and | am
glad | am going back. When | LETT
| would have committed suicide
rather than TO go TO that boarding
school
II feel different now and | will go
back and be good girl Only they
will have to promise not to prosecute
Fred"
The girl and Cohen met In the Har-
rison street police station yesterday
for the first time since they were
taken into custody by the police. Tears
coursed down the girls cheeks as she
clasped Cohen's hands and renewed
her promises not to let her father and
grandfather prosecute him.
did tn make you admit anything
Roberta? Cohen asked her.
NO indeed
You did not admit anything"
NO. did not. Fred
Well do not say anything, girl. III
YOU do you may get ME five years.
Il won't. Fred: don't ,rry.
Roberta. read in the paper that
YOU loved 'Tootsie' lher doel more
than you do me"
That is not true, Fred"
Well. | made you happy for llt'
tic while. anyway. didn't !, girl?
Indeed you did
Then the police took Cohen away.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-13
MAYOR PLANS EXPOSITION.
Would Celebrate Diamond Annivers
sry of Michigans Admission
to Union

Mayor Breitmeyer will submit to the
business men of the city and the civic
organizations plan for celebrating
the diamond anniversary of the adms-
sion of Michigan TO the union, I'm 1912,
and incidentally for advertising Mich
igan among people everywhere. The
plan, in nutshell. Is to organize a
big exposition. to be given preferably
on the state fair grounds. an exposi-
ton that would be truly representa-
tive of the whole state. Detroit aud
Grand Rapids, for instance, would
have an industrial exhibit. The Up
per Peninsular would contribute min
eral exhibits, while. for the instruc-
ton Of the farmers. there would be
a model farm.
The mayor has already interviewed
several business men on the PROPOSE
ton, and has received considerable
encouragement. " he finds that
enough can be interested to finance
the project he will go ahead and se-
cure the cooperation of all the state
fairs. if possible. and get an organiza-
ton perfected early in the game.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-13
FARMS MUST PRODUCE
MORE. IS BROWNS WARNING
President Of Nav York Central Says
Shortage Of Food Supply is
Threatened.

BOSTON, Jan. l3.-A warning 10
the American people that the produc'
ton per acre must be increased hy
more intelligent methods or short
age in the food supply will result. was
delivered by President VIM. c. Brown.
OF the New York Central railroad. III
an address before the New England
railroad club last night. He said the
wages OF labor must be Increased 'n
fair ratio with the steady increase In
the cost OF living.
Browns speech. coming as II does
at the height of new hood Tue OK
national prosperity. was INTENDED ior
a warning or the most serious import.
it's gains added force by its reiteratlon
OF the recent admonitions OF James
j. Hill, another great railroad man.
AS well as those of visiting students OF
our internal affairs and IL is especially
timely in view or the fact that the
.mnloyes of all the railroads east ot
the Mississippi are formulating &C.
mands for an Increase in wages, based
on the increased cost OF living.
In this connection Brown says
Wages must go up in about the same
proportion that the purchasing power
down" Brown said in part:
The most portentous cloud dis
cernible on the political or economic
horizon at this time is the steady re-
lentless increase In price or every
thing that goes to make up the cost
OF living.
This unusual phenomenon in the
face of a long succession of bountiful
crops is one OF the most important,
as well as interesting problems that
confronts the political economist TO
day Economists agree that there Is q
direct relatio between the quantit1
NJ pold that is the basis OF value and
tho general industrial condition. The
gold production of the world for the
wear 1896 was approximately $2O2.25l,' :
600 For 1909 1t was approximately
s445. 900 900. an increase OF l2O per
cent"
The Detroit times., 1910-01-13
CRITICISED POLICE DEPT.
But saloonkeeper Isn't Guilty OF Mis-
demeanor, Jeffries Rules.

Archie Campbell. saloonkeeper. was
not guilty of disturbing the peace,
when he expressed audible comments
about Patrolman McGugin, and the 20
lice department generally. shortly
after McGugin had made visit of in
spection TO Campbelis saloon. JUS
tice Jeffries discharged Campbell
Thursday.
McGugn testified that as he passed
the open door of Maioney's coal Office
he heard Campbell talking to Maloney
and making dir" threats and mutter.
ings against McGugin.
McGugin arrested Campbell FOR lis
turbing the peace.
Justice Jeffries decided that the o.
fense might be lese majestic. but hard
~ disturbing the peace.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John C. Krause. 80; Anna Yunkers'
80
Quincy c. Petrella, 2s; Mary Cimini'
20
John Hee, "a. wyandotte Dora Ber-
MARGIN Giab. 30: Togna smuczerlka.
I9
William NJ Kufsky. 3s; Ella Adams,
Clayton Van Tifnin. 30; Jessie r. Ga
man, 23.
Adam wazny 2l; Veronica Mars
Zalck. 20.
Kennith I.acen, q: Sadie stone. %.
Charles Winter 81; Augusta Schmidt
81.
Gustave g. Carlson, 40. Ford city.
Christine Olson. 80. Manistee.
Rah kuik. ~; Katherine Felesh, 22.
Frank Polashinsky. -; Nellie cas-
terra. II.
John Baranowski. %; Anna Atromp-
ka II.
Michael Trepszynski. 80. Cecilia Pia-
gems. 20.
John Dolinski. 2S. Wyandotte; Their
esa Bolowske. u, Detroit
Wojiech Firlet, 20. katherzyna Wit
alec %.
1s
David S Bamrord. 25 Clara \. Bond,
26
The Detroit times., 1910-01-13
DIED.

BA Seek E,--Esther l.. beloved wife
of A. Il. Baesecke. Funeral At y.
M. Friday. from residence. l72 Van
Dyke-ave. Burial private.
CLEAN IL, 1910 at her
residence, 1915 Cass-aVe., Harriet
Bacon. wife OF A. Putnam Cleavriand
and mother OF Mrs. a. j LittIeneld.
81 Detroit. and Mrs f.. ~. Mendsen.
of Des Moines. Ia. Notice OF funeral
later. Kalamazoo. Mich. and Oneida.
y. Y, papers please copy.
pABN-Jau. ~. at her late residence.
1875 first-st.. Ann, rslict OF the late
Peter, and mother Of Thomas fI. Tu-
neral Friday at $40. and at ST Alyo-
sius church at n. m Please omit
flowers.
DC CIIESE-Jan. II. at Grace nos
pltal. Charles L. pu thenc beicy ed
husband Of Lydia Garant. son of MI.
and Mrs. oliver ". Du Chene broth
~ OF Lutte" Frank aud Ella pti
Chene. OF us Howard Burial at
81 clair Mich. Notice Of funeral
later.
NORRlS--Jan. ~. at residence. sSa
Forrest east Richard NJ beioN ell
husband OF Caroline r.. aud father or
Henry G.. Martin aud Richard Norris.
and Mrs. Herbert Blunt OF Hertford.
England. Notice OF funeral later
PoND--Jan. i2. 1910. Ashley Pond in
lis eighty-third year. Funeral ser
vices from residence. 54s Woodward q
ave, Friday afternoon al = o'clock
Burial private.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-13
DAILY DEATH LIST.

William j. Cushway, 30 years. Grace
hospital; gastritis o ,,.
Amelia +. Frank. 81 years, 80 Brain :
ard; cerebral tumor.
Anna A. Boyd. 10 years, 2bf l'alay
cite; heart disease.
Walter jackson. 52 years. 125 Ma
poleon; rheumatism OF heart.
Margaret J. Mcleod. 80 years. ia
Firth. mitral insufficiency.
Pierre Begin, &c years, 2si Engle'
jaundice
hospital; erysipelas m 40,
simon +. Beaudriau, 81 years. 3s4
McDougall senility.
Hilda Smith, - years Chicago. H.;
James r. Scanlon. a years. 80 Twen-
eith; tuberculosis.
John knope. ~ years. sos Orleans;
Augustavus Pithglio. 25 years. Grace
hospital, typhoid fever
William Cam, 46 years, 81. Mary's
hospital; alcoholism.
Roy Fredericks, months. 2S3 Con-
gress f.. pneumonia.
Andrew kontz, l month. is Sire;
malnutrition.
John sullivan, 90 years, st. Mary's
hospital. uremia.
William c. Willett. 2 months. 70s E.
Milwaukee; illeo colitis
William VI. clark, - years. 81 Med
bury: Brights disease.
Mary A. Barry. so years. 476 Lin
coin; gastritis.
Joseph r. kruR, 81 years, III Eigh-
teenth. cndocarditis.
Charles T. Paul, ~ years. $50 Liver
nois: pneumonia.
John j. Campbell. years, 23S Al
tired; bronchitis.
Percy Murray. 10 months, 60 Hast
ngs; pneumonia.
Mary A. FURY, 6l years. 3G9 Town
send; paralysis.
Waclaw Cackowski l year, 1885 Du-
bois pneumonia
Peter Grzeskowiak. 80 years. 925 RI
ward tuberculosis.
julius g. Sommer, 75 years, sc Eigh-
tecnth; mitral regurgitation.
Catherine Sommer. - years sc Eigh-
teenth. apOpleNy.
Virginia A. Reaume. IS years. -
Frederick. angina pectoris.
James McDermott, ca years, Chicago
Ill. pneumonia.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-13
TETRAzzINI HERE JAN. 2e.
This Will Be First Appearance in De-
troit OF Great Prina Donna.

The seats for the appearance III the
Light Guard armory. Jan. 70, of Nine.
Tetrazzini. will be placed on sale on
Monday morning. Ian. Il. at Grinnell's.
Mine. Tetrazzini IL one Of the great
c0loiamra prima donnas OF the age
and has not before visited Detroit. 30
that her approaching appeaIdnce is
one OF unusual interest. She created
a sensation in New York two years
ago when she was first heard at Ham
merstein's opera house, repeating -tgi-
umphs already won In the great nusi-
cal centers OF Europe and In the opera
houses Of South america. In which
latter places she has been iong-es-
tablished favorite
The Detroit times., 1910-01-13
WEDDING SETS WINDSOR AGoG.
Florence Reaume Becomes Bride Of
Allan Prince Despite Objections.

The elimination of romance that
has interested Windsorites for over q
year and has set the residents of the
town across the river agog. is the an
nouncement that Wednesday noon, in
St Johns Episcopal church. Sandwich
occurred the marriage of Miss Flor
ence Reaume, daughter OF Hon. j. o.
Reaume. minister Of public works In
the Ontario government. to Allan
Prince. son OF A. h. Prince.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. ID. vi. Hind. rector of the
church. and was Witnessed only by
the Misses Minta and Bertha White
mute, of Sandwich. and Henry Bell. OF
Walkerville. Both of the young peo-
pie are socially prominent in Windsor
and have host of friends whose In
terest in their courtship has been at
fever heat for months Ii is said that
the marriage was objected to by the
Reaume family on the score OF youth
and difference In religion.
In an effort To break up the attach
ment between the young people, Miss
.feaume. II is declared. was taken to
Europe by her father early last sum
mer and remained there several
months. Cupid. however, had planted
his arrows too deeply. Upon Miss
Reaumes return to Windsor. her
friendship with Mr Prince was re-
newed and the final climax came I'm
the quiet marriage Wednesday. Or.
Reaume Is i'm Toronto, and no Cne of
the families Of the contracting Iarties
was aware OF the contemplated mar.
ridge or was present at the ceremony.
I'VE could not get married any other
way. so we just took matters into our
own hands" Is the groom's eXLlana
tion
Mr.. and Mrs. Prince. II Is said. will
take up housekeeping In Sandwich
Mr. Prince Is employed by the Great
Lakes Engineering Co. I'm Deuoit.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-13
HURT IN sHAwL; NAY DIE.

SAGINAW. Mich. Jan. i3.-(Spe-
cial) -Myron Meeker. aged 40. OF
Standish, is lying near death al his
home, and his nephew, Martin Hart.
aged 10. IL In the Arenac county jail
as the result or an assault following
a drunken brawl when both men went
after load OF wood Wednesday night.
Meeker is internally injured,
The Detroit times., 1910-01-13
Or. HAZE sERIoUsIy III

LANSING. Mich. Jan l3.--tSpe-
ciaiJ--Dr William II. Haze Is serious.
ly al at his home on Washngton-ave.
north Ever since the death VI his
wife feW week ago he has been
falling gradually pr Haze Is 80 years
OF age and Is the only surviving mem.
ber OF the legislature OF 1857.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-13
Arrested For Mt. pleasant Police

Stephen T.. Garyey. 36 years old.
and rooming at No. 80 Park-pl for the
last week. was arrested. Thursday
noon, by Detectives Parker and Allen,
or request of the police of Mt Pleas
an. O. They charge him with forgery
The local police received advices To
arrest "Garvey" whose right name
was Piven as James Downer. Garvey
saws. ho is boOkkeeper. and admits
his home is in Mt. Pleasant. He asked
for IN allowance OF morphine
The Detroit times., 1910-01-13
BIRTHS.
GIRLS.

GIRLS.
Joseph Talbot. 5Ss l.aSalle.
Charles Brooks. 355 Hillger.
Thomas Leahy, 13l National
charles Vogt, 1913 Jos. Campau.
George Melville, S21 Seventeenth.
Howard Lamb. s96 Fort.
Richard Koppitch. 100 Thirty-n -nrst.
BOYS.
William Walisewski. $50 Williams.
Oscar Carl. 11S Chestnut.
George Calcatera, 1913 Division.
Edward Callahan. las Vermont.
Harry Goldman. l51 Napoleon.
Edward Osborne, 4T9 Lillibridge.
Edward Malozewski. 625 Grandy.
stephen Cores. 725 Farnsworth.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-13
The.
People

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classification In these columns.
one cent per word each insertion.
cash in advance. No advertisement
inserted for less than 10 cents.
Persons whose names appear In
the telephone dir sctories may have
Advertisements charged at above
rates. Call
HOME-CITY 1888.
BELL--MAlN 1898.
EAST SIDE.
For the convenience or patrons.
arrangements have been made with
the following 10 receive liner ad-
vertisements at the same rate as
charged with the home office:
H0ug Coal Co., 432
Canffeld-ave. east.
MI. Elliott Pharmacy, Mt. Elhott
and Gratiot ot-aves.
r. Brown, 1859 Jefferson
J.. MePhersOn, 2400 Gratiot-ave..
opposite car barns.
WEST SIDE.
A. q. Eansor. s95 Grand River-ave.
Turner stanton. 1853 Myrtle-st.
y. III. DriscoIt, All Michigan-ave.
j. w. MiIiard, l419 Forrest. west.
w. w. Brusb, 5st Michlgan-ave
The Detroit times., 1910-01-13
pRoMlNENT WOMAN pEAp.

TRAVERSE CITY. Mich. Jan. Ia
Especial Mrs. Emanuel Wilhelm,
wife OF one Of the most prominent
merchants I'm the city. died suddenly
at midnight aged 81 wears
The Detroit times., 1910-01-13
nerRo,T BRAKEMAN KILLED.

LANSING. Mich. Ian. i3.-tSpe-
cial.1-Henry G. Johnson. a brakeman
residing on Iumboldt-ave.. Detroit.
had leg and foot on another leg cut
OF by a Pere Marquette train this
morning. He died later.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-13

Germany Is the principal competf
tor of America In the expectation of
locomotives. and Italy Is her princi-
pal customer.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-13
MEETING NOTICES.

AsHIAR LODGE. No 81. r. 4 A. Nj
First degree Thursday at p. IN.
Fred J. Lawrence. Sec.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-13

INTERURHAN LINES.

4 Detroit Usited Interurhan Lanos. a
FLINT AND SAGINAW LlMlTBOo-,.
7:3S a. m, l0:3S a m. and S:yS y ~
Flint only. e:3S D. m Locals for fnn&
O. m and every two hours to p. -
oxford only. IL p. IN. To Romeo. .,
M, every two hours to 10 y. m: IL p.0
PORT HURON LIMITEDS-7:<e q -
lO:45 a. m. 3:ts y. m. s:ts y. m. Sasuf.'
DAYS only, l2.tS y. m. sundays only.
~ ~ m Locals for Port Huron hourly,
m. TO : p. M: also y. m 20 ma-
.,ns city. To. Mt. Cismens. nalf-houf~
iy s.3O a. m. to y. m. and hourly -
- m. To Mt Clemens via 0hoe0.
line. hourly. s:2s a IN 70 s:1S p = -
also IL y. IN.
TOLEDO LIMITEDs--s:ss q M i1;3o1
a.gO and 5:1o y. IN Locale fo6
a. ao n,i, hourly. $50 q m 20 s:oe y e
also go ssox ana LsIiTnDS-i:ss 3
as and s:tS p. m LocaiD ~
iz:ts. a. m and every TIVE ho0S1
.ss - m for Ann Arbor,. = q ~ o8&r
noorLy n s:sS a. m and hourly q f:31
Nertnvsisc sisc a m. and Al y "A 49,
Ssrs for YpsiiantL
.x,..S.sse Dsvsssss--s:ss = a -
haif hourly 10 s.ss y IN. hoursy ~
- .-.s,.e Dsvsssss---s Z. m. hAfs-noor1
.rsii 3. m, then hosriy - ~ = ~
SiSminenam only, ~ = - Z. a.
oee2sra a>ans Dovoroonr-o = - ca
The Detroit times., 1910-01-13
INFORMATION RESPONSES.

WANTED--A small farm OF 10 or rs
acres for fruit. In the vicinity or
gravel soil. Address u. box II, De-
troit Times
The Detroit times., 1910-01-13

MRS. r. RUSH. FLORIST.
Funeral designs especially: also potted
plants. 7Cs Michigan. West ss-J.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-13
Personal.

purs. wavy swftches. ccnbings made
up. only 81; slsctroiysis. removal a1i
facial bientshes. hair dressings. mas
sass sars tsss sss ds. "a 'ssIS ssds MAJ nsis isi5.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-13

ASHLAR LODGE. No. 81. r. a A. M
First degree, Thursday, at y. m
Fred j. Lawrence, Secy.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-13
DIED.

PERRING-we edne esday, Jan. l2. 1910.
IL a. m. at her residence. $50 Ian
sing ave-. Mrs. Lottie Perring tnee
Brown. beloved wife OF walter It.
Pcrring. aged 2s years Funeral from
residence. Saturday. Jan. 10. At y.
m. Interment at Woodmere.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-13
DENTISTS.
BEST DENTISTS.


LING'S LATEST LIST OLE PIANO BAR
GAINS: Uprights slightly tarnished
by smoke:
1915 New Weber. Circassian wal
s575 New Weber. mahogany. t5s5
S4OO Krakauer, very fine. 1879
$235 Bachmann, excellent. WY
1925 Crown, mahogany .$293
S325 Crown fine oak case. sZt9
s325 Crown, largest size. $2s3
$3.50 Newby & Evans, quite old,
but beautiful tone ...,....,-..y ysts
$325 Nose. fine case .tzoo
$50" SooS New'y ""' o'N' ...si7s
sAoo shaw oak case. nne .S2l5
$3.50 Pease. black case IS
GRANDS
Weber slightly tarnished. SI3s
Boa rdman n Gray. ....... ssto
PLAYER PIANOS.
Crown Comhinola, fine case. new .SfVV
Newly & Evans. used two years,
very good .............. '....'.. sa9v
Now player Pianos. each. 1850
New Krakauer Player Pianos,
New Milton Player Pianos eacr. ybbO
Special Music Roll Exchange Plan
for our customers.
Easy monthly payments. Small
payment down.
No agents. One price
LING PIANO HOUSE,
AZ Cratiot-ave. Opposite Lhpiary
The Detroit times., 1910-01-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

OLD ESTABi.ISHED grocery With
buildings, value $4,000. no !aesuiSSf-
snce: will exchange for good farm
and pay cash difference. poor health.
Geo. a. Lswes. Port Huron. Mich.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-15
kUEVA MEDICATION
DEL ESTRENlEaieNT0

Trabajos anteriorpS habian mOstrado que
la BoURDAINE (frauglla) es TN pur9Gnts no
-'drdstico perfectamente apropiado !as sntes7ms-
dades abdominales y taS Qfscc'oHes hemorroi-
daLss, que Obra con mayor e6caciG origina msnos
dolores que Ell ruiba,60 y Ell sen
Las distintas tentativaS hechas al ob1eto
de que entire Ia BOURDAINE lfTangula) en-
la terapeutica, han fracasado ante Ia diff
cultad con que Sc ha tropezad0, haSta aho-
ra, para conSeguir una preparation que
Nencerrara principles purgativos conforme
exiSten en- la cortezG SEGA.
Nosha permltido resolver el prOblema ca
modo especial de trata amientO. La APHO-
DINE.DAVID contiene todCS los princtpioa
.activoS de la Frangula, y su superiortdad
-sobre las medicacioneS utilizadas haSA
noy dia, la han demOStrado numerosos
>ensayos en- los hoSpitales de Paria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-15
kCci0N TERAptUTlCA
De LA ApHCllNE DAVID

La APHOD1NE DAVID no provoca nj
nauseas, nj colicos. Puede prolongarse sin
1nconveniente su empleo hasta restable-
-cerse $normalmente las funciones.
Indicaciones, - IndioaSe la APHODINE
DAVID en- cuantos casos es precise COM
'batir G! estrenimiento accidental debido d u
Atonia del intestine, en- los embarasos CASTRO
rsntestinaies, en- algunos desordenes del hi-
.gado en- que es necesarto estimular la fun
cion bil1ar, etc.
Por su empleo, cuantas enfermedades 50
evitaran Efectivamente, durante la diges-
tion, formase una gran cantidad de princi-
pios toxicos. Su acumulacion en- Ell orga-
nismo, consecuencja del estrehimiento,
produce primero la tnapetencta luege
~vienen las jaquecas, los marcos, Ell emba.
razo gastrico, las dispepsias, la hipocon-
dria, las almorranas, etc. Segdn ell do
tamen de algunas notabilidades medicas,
Ia neurastenia, la appendicitis son quiEA
provocadas pOr dichaS t0xinas no ennl-
nadas. Es por 10 tanto sumamente intere-
sante desocupar ell intestine y, para clio,
nfngun laxa.ivo puede compararse Ia
APHODINE rAVlD.
DoSIS LAxATTvA. Una dos fldoras pof
la noche al acoStarse y, case necesarlo,
una por la manana al 1Hvantarse.
Dep6sit0s en- todas las lfincipGieS F0rmactds
e. S. Juan: FIDEL GUILLERMETV
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-15

cuenta la semana pasada, cuando los
eSposos Meagher encontraron en- un ball
que habia dejado en- Su poder un inqui-
limo suvo lIamado Lewis, eli cadaver de
un hombre que habia sido asesinado ha:
ella ocho amos, Y que habia Sido encerra-
do en- ell bail.
ReSulta de eSas investigaciones que ell
cadaver eS el de un artista decorator de
porcelana, lamado Albert Caller, el
cual pertenecia una familia acomoda-
da de Francia, establecida en- Sierra
Leona en- la Costa occidental de Africa
Caller 4 consecuencia de una disputa
con 81 hermano. vino los Estados Uni
dos Y Sc CANADA la vida como pintor y
decorator, pero su hermano Rene lie
cnviaba siempre dinero, de modo que
rpalmcnte no tenia neceSidad de ira
ba.jar.
Caller VIVA en la misma casa que
Lewis, Y Sc hicieron lntimos amigos;
otro frances. llamado d 'Anare, era com
panero suyO Y era muy raro no encon-
trari0s reunidos siempre
I'm 1902 Caller recibi0 diez mil do
ares que lc enviaba su hermano. V mos
RI la lctra 4 varies amigos conocidos,
laclarando su intenci0n de marchar d
Pari>, donde pcnsaba pemanecer dos
ano9 c~tudiando la pintura, anteS de re
gresar d donde Su hermano. con el cual
81 habia reconciliado.
POGO despues Caller desapareci6. y
cuando la duena de la casa de huespe-
dc>. que Sc hahia lido a verancar. pre-
gunt6 por 81 su regreso del campo.
Lewis lie dijo que Sc habia cmbarcado
para F'rancia
D'Anare habia regresado a Norman
lila alglln tempo antps y Ia Sra. not0
que Lewis estaba bien proyiSto de di-
nero.
Scgjin dice la prcnsa, 4 'Anarc rotor
no d los Estados Unidos en- 1908. POGO
dtttA I1tNtN itE4pIo una Cfi Ia Htt II
cntreg6 la sonora de la casa, Y L. caus0
tanto cfecto que tsta le pregunt6 cue
malaS noticiaS contenia. Lewis Sc neg6
4 comunicarlas, Y csc mismo dia drSa-
parcci6 Sc supono cue le carta era de
y Anare, anunciando su regreso; y tc-
mcroso de que este sospechara la muer-
to de Caller, Sc apreslIr0 a ocultarsc.
LA policia de esta ciudad Sc ha pucs-
to IN communication con la de Inglate-
rra Sc tratara de aVeriguar en-
Tpprrary lrIanda, de donde proradia,
cuai =, eI paradero de Lewis, eI cuai va
no qaeda duda De que fnt rl ycrdadero
all. 1.l a, >iuat0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-15
DIAS DE FIESTA

A las 5, en- la Catedral y Hospitales
Municipales.
A las ; 2, en- San Ildefonso; las
6, en- Santa Ana; las 6 1 p, Ell S@n
Francisco; a las 6 2, en- ell Hospitali-
Ilo y Capilla Franciscana a las 7, en- la
Cathedral y San Jose; las 2 en- la
Capilla Franciscana; a las s, en- Ia
Cathedral.
A las s en- San Jose y San Fran
cisco; a las 9, en- la Cathedral y Capilla
Franciscana a las 10, Ell Santa Ana; a
las H. en- la Catedral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-15
DEL EsTRENIMIENTo

81 Esfrep;MieDt0 eS afecclon tan lrecuenso,
que no Sc cuenta la cantidad de medica-
clones propuestas una despues de otra. To
'das, ademas, 0frecen al enfermo ell grave
anccnventente de un habito bastante RI
p1do. En- esas condiciOnes, atendase, y 90
1mpresclndtble aumentar su doSis para
1legaf q un reSultado. ES esta necesidad
un verdadero peligro para las personas que
Sienen que apelar los laxativOs, pues en-.
piexa por irritarSe Ell intestine, luego el
Testrehimiento no tarda en- hacerSe mas per.
ainaz que auteS del empleo de los mismos
Entran en- esta categoria los purgantea
.sallnos, Ell acibar, la eScamonea. la 1alapa,
la coloquin:.da, la gonna guta que constitu
gen la base de la mayoria de les prepara'
clones laxativas.
C0nvenia por 10 tanto acudir a otros MT
edicamentos para hallar un verdadero esps'
'cifico de la constipation. No basta, ca
eefecto, provocar deposici0nes; es precise,
ademas y sobre todo, curar una atecci5n
que resulta tan peligrosa para quien So
1halla aqueIado de la misma | Cuantas
Intermediates reSultan de eSta