davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-07
Napoleon eDtranlo
en- Santa ELENA .

Companeros Y amigos de las luchas
<1el trabajo.
Con la mayor sinceridad estamos
.obligados a dar una lgera explicaci6n
sacerca de nuestra separation volunta-
ria de la Federation Libre, ocurrida
oasta el 26 de Noviembre debemos de-
ir en- honor Ia verdad que en- esa no.
che Sc cometi6 una grave injusticia por
sel leader" Organizador Santiago lyle
sias Pantin, quien abusivam ante aleg6
ante el meeting de la Union de Carpin-
teros No. 1850, que Sc habia violado la
Secci6n 203 de Ia Constitution, hacien
do responsible de esta falta, al Presi--
>lente VI. Valdes Y al Sercetario Finan
.ciero Soto Garcia, cuando en- realidad
10 que hubo fue una proposition del
yice-presidente Jose ID. Benitez, quien
>deseoso de ganar el tempo propuso que
sen Virtud de que el camarada Guerra
,acusado estaba presente; Sc suspendie-
Sc parte de dicha Secclon y Sc nombrase
sal jurado, que habia de entender en- la
causa de Juan Guerra Rivera, 10 que
las mayorias del meeting, aeeptaron
contra una minOria.
Y este fue todo 10 bastante para
que el 'amo' Pantin tomase como ar
ma de combate en- contra de sus dig
nos compaleros que no habian cometidO
mas delito que el resistirse la acci6n
politica que Ell inici6 en- la Ultima lucha
electoral, con la estratagema de com
8batir un hombre, para hacer una pro
paganda politica burguesa propia de
an Eombre asalariado', que con es
lie fin Sc Ianz6 por campos, aldeas y ciu
*dades. como 10 demtestra vel ultimo
meeting" verificado en- la noche del
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Rptis fHr Qpu,rastprsn.
g g m,iffioner's otLi.es

g mtffiouer's Cfttcf,
Samt Iton Gouutn. Chic,
QtHetH matt, Sbo, n. Aiiober 1slo
8er rftegeIie Gneeb te rerben entse'
sensenomnlen In Der Office hes gonro ofgounis
eonrIntt'ioners biz areito g. ben 25. gtooe,n'
bre 1910. I'M ~ ubr AFttiGGs, fur Die nab.
fiebenbe GcuntbsArbeif:
@erts ben Spe5ififaiiouen so. s4-Gir BITE
BerbeferuItg bon Conner Rcao. bon sboron
aneHue bs Ban 3nnbt 9tcab. (Ddf stoerne ooey
9ourtn Roaol. sipifden BET 4enrfpIcduia e,.
fenbnbn urto Canal. Shcamore Ioru'tip.
Tie urhett bat gu oef6seen N uebsretniftms
nura NIT ben 0ldnen urb gpesNitntonen.
EeI6s lest In bsr Office bss goarb of County,
Golt-nit toners oufIisien.
tue nnaebote utiNen ou' normnIarsn ausae.
feriiet fetn. speI0s In Der CHce ess gomb ci
Gouufo Commit ftcnerb su baber fino, uHb t<'
e!ettet fen oor eirem gore in ber euurme bon
fIufbunoert ts500.0o) 3oIors nit stuei guieil
nnb .oeHaaerben Vnreer nlt s1erbeii, bat
ber p'eier ben aontraif eirasbeu ptro. sur aus-
taeruna her 0ree.t. i'm s1l. berfeIse tim suer'
tannt sptYb.
Die Gounts Qommsfnprers ,esalien no bas
He6t boz. troerhein cher ole Gnse5cie su
soperfeu.
On aufsraas bes rooro o' gornta Gomm.f.
forers bon 6artiIfon Gouutn. Gete.
StnuIeb g:rubls. pTdfibent.
dtfsft: 5rse. Gretts. QieTi
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innert tpirb, Der on Der Sable b'bote
bes feiniten 9otels In Der HeIioeno
tafelt.
Cine petbIiae Surp. 9ei
elmer 0erbanbliRg i'm 9roflhaftsgs=
riat gu Wellinsburousb in Rortbs
omptonfbire in GnelanD fab ii6 Der
Rihter sen6tbist, bic i'm 9eridtslaale
onpeIenben Damen um ibre 9ilfe slt
bitten. Gs hanbelte ii9 nm bic aluse
elmer S1neioerin ges.n cine aunbin.
2ebtere tpeiserte iih, ein be1tentes So
Itiim su be5abIen, neil es - ipie iie
bsbduptete llItdnbis perpabt ipdre.
Die Nnsetlaste erbpt iih, bas itrittiss
Sbieft iofort ansusieben, bamit Der
Rihter ielbit itd) BON benz idlehten
Sip iiberseugen tonne. 0ieIer 9orz
ihlag aRr brahte ben Rihter in orge
@er!esenbeit, benn er Ser itano poa
gutem ober fdIedtem SIP Der 91z
menaaroerobe 10 gut ipte gar nihts.
Rah turaem 9eiinnen fam bem sSuz
riitsn Der rettenbe 9ebante, Die in gez
niieenoer gln5abl Der 8er9anolunJ
beifpobnenoe WetbIihteit gu einer
Surp gu pereinisen, bon oeren ia6psrz
ftdnoigem urtbeil er Die Gntf6eioun5
bes tnifflisen SALES abbdngig MAIDEN
tpullte. Mit 8ergniigen ertldrten iiA
bic Oumen bereit uno peri hpanoea
nit Der Insetlasten, um in etnem ans
beren Raume bas 9enanb anprobiren
gu laTen. Die Sate mar iebr balo
erIebigt. 9on Der Wtebr3ahl Der tpeibz
Ithen Grperten puroe bic 9eriiderun5
abseeeben, buB Die Robe in Der Sbdt
gu lang iei uno ni4t gut iibe,- naa
ihrsr 4uIiht aber 3u taoelloiem SiB
abseGnbert lperben tonne. llno 10 entz
Ihieo Der Rihter, oaB bic aldgerin
oos aoTtim bieier 2lenberung unterz
aieben ioue. Wirbs Die QngetIagte
aud bann nod Die Nnnobme unD
3ubluns beripeigern, 10 peroe man
meter iehen.
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Ser. Ct. GesiernueS-An


az dasam!s, ,Geparte meui Sfiiee
- oes Seireiars ssafbtngton, o. g. q.
Gfiober 1el0.-ga5 8eretniete Sfaaien msartne'
suipital4Q iaeilibun, elm reGtipinillGer Gdlplas,
fronianh moeftunbSneIlnbneuH5tg Is2)
.sas az Qeati ugiS Driits Crate, NIT e,Eer
ateIe bon etsbulbsi nne Iieunanelsttls
Sub (369') an bet Cfrfeife bon 3tigour SfrGbe.
IN 9in.cinnaii, Cbin nebfi alien oarant betino'
ltGen &erbeiiernnsen. suire .,anf cIeniiiter
auiiion oiferiri iueIoen um nbr Natmiiiaas
am II. giooember 1910. por befuatem eises'
tburl. 4eoinganasn bnur tnle bab 0eie3
horihreibI) BEL g6lieferuus bes anufbriefe5.
Ter aRetii9leienee mus bel ben auiiionaioren
AM 9sy.duiaiage eiHeH Sertiiiiirien Sbed I'M
Wetraee bon ST 900. auf ben eshnpmeifier her
sereiniaien ieiaa.eH ausestieai. binisFlssen als
Ger geiraa oiefes gteds berfdat su 0unIteH Der
s,cretrtaien eiauten. ipsrn ben Biefer fstn @il'
aebot Mot tssleibi Der 66atnmis. seireidf
bebat fit bis cum. 25. qopeulber 1910 Pas eas
Retbt por. bos bodfte Gnoe5ot surifsuweuen
ober nnsuuebneH.
msaen naterer gus,,rrft iuenss mon fd an
bic @uifionatcren, mel@e ben Bertoui leifen
bic Serren 1beobore wlcrer 4 Dro.s 1908 Griis
NatsouaIb ant syetnube, Gincinratt. Cbto.
," sssss 9,:.3s:sstti.;sasss:;
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RstS las asMtraftsreM.
Offtes ber 9 % N M ftcnerS
BON 3 q mt lton Gountp. $50

Gtncinnatt g.. 20. Cft0ber 1910
SerlleeeItc Unespote ruerosn snt:
aeesnaenonlinen In ber Office btA Boarb oi
Gountp GoumtHioners bis 3 rettag. ben -
9obenlber 1910, urn IL llhr YRtttogs, fnr bic
nac1Iieberbe GpnntpsNrbeit:
C8cmab ben Spe5ifiiotionen go. s7--0iir big
8erbeierung elmer aenberune IN ynoer aoas
burd BITE pdnbereien hon g3fn Sfnolu1an une
6rso. sinsler. in grosbp GopniRip;
Tte urben 3ot An eefHebeit tp uebernniflM'
u,uno init ben NI6nen nnb epeBifitoftonen,
tpehe iest In ber Office Ses gcarb of Gountp
gontmitouerS auiIteaen
Gue ungebote miljfen ouf gor,nniaren ouses.
feritef ietn. freI4e In ber Office bes godro -oi
gounts QommintonerS su babsn ftnb. uno b..
pIeitei tein bon etnem 9onb i'm gsfraae bon
fdnfbureert tS50ooo) Tpuors: nit sfpei outer
Hnb qenngenbenNl Nlraer- nls Sinerbett hdfflr .oa6
Der Gteter ben aontrafi einaeber pirb onr ans'
tnsruHp Der Grbett. I'm Sale bsrfslse tbm su'
Die gountb Gomn,ifYtpnns eetoIten I'D bas
We0t nor, iroenbeineS ober ole araeeoie eu BET
lperfen.
am ssIuftraee bes goorS Of snmiIipn Gounit
Gommiiiioners.
StanTsh gtruoys. 9ranbent
atteit: Srsh. 9reibs. GIeri.
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Tptts an Gpntrofioreu.
M mtfftcrtrs Dfftee.

Y
gtnctruafi. G 10. Iopertber 1910.
9erfieseIte Gnefb bote rperbeu erli.
eeeeneeromnlsn In ner Ef'tCe bes godrb oi
qouHtb Qommifiionere bic jSrettag. ben 9.
Geaerlher 1910 nm IL llbC gd.iags. fur bic
Totiteberhe GcuniasGreet:
Sends ben @pe5iftfaioneu 30. 35-Enr bic
serbefierurG bon Siu 9olb, uobe eer He1tesuo
ben 3dcc5 5tepbaH, III Goeralu 1oionfbip.
Die arhett bat su eefheHbeu IN neberelrfttm
muna nit ben GIdreE unb spe,ifi ifi.aiicneH
reIhe ietf in Der Gfftbe te5 Bouro OF Gouufp
GonrrniHorers auftiegen
aGe Qneeboie miifeU au' TcrmnIoren ausee.
fertiei feiH, tpeIte In tel Eff,ce ees Rodro p'
GDuntb GoTmlninuers III babeR ttro, uuo be-
GInubtat fein bon elmer Ecuo in ber Sohe bon
faufbuuosrt $4,000 -olays. nit 5rDst anten
unb aeniigsnceH 8iirpc1 oab Der gttier ben
aou,rqff eIHoeben urs bic grbett ousflbreH
,pirb, i'm Sale herfeIbe TIN auerfarui iplro.
Tte qountn GcHrf'r cHerf hstGlter no eos
@ett ocr, irasuoeiH paT oue cnasbote Sn
berperf.r.
an au',rnge hes rroEo o' ScmiIiDn Gouutp
G --ruii''oHsrs.
SfnnIen SiruhIt. grdebent.
uttefi: Jrth. Trstbs. al0f.
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@ambnra= 2liiterifasSsin

aaenteH in Cincinnati: g2elteru 8errai
gnnf. Gri,e gldiouGLs gani. Sln'ie'Erttie aai.'
Eani gIt!ns IaileHa!s9nui g9uIEai Gtrabe
German Ra!iQaal'Eau griebion German Boiit
Sarr.fon Guo Go.egniu Gbe.
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mortae, ben 7. GOseu5r 1910.
Cbrifina Do6,

gsiitrre beg beritorberen gbrii.ian pos, i'm al.
ier bon ~ Sn5ren. Ids astteH5eadngnib fir'
bet fiat, am Srcitne ber Ii sloeeuher I'M 10
ubr BUrtnit:Qss frm TrdEerbGlfe Vp. 2s0l
1ngIeitos @Iuce, G,a!ant Sius, aus. 9serets
gEEg gTGcGi. s-ll'
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aeb. eniuer

aeb. Sen!uer,
i'm NIter bon 40 Snbren. Z Tlpnateu nuo 2o
Saren. Clc Reerhiglnq fiHeei ftn!i am iJret'
tuq 9tatWIitGg I'm ubr bon Der stnpeIe oes
gei5eHbciiatierS u. Blhebnus ans. 5teunos
uuo 9etQurte 'tuo b6flthit eiugeIaeen. 2ie
tyaueruoen 9interbliebener:
3ptu Aobmann, 8dtte.
l0l1s nebft Gctter.
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aeIebie Gattir ben g4IbeIm s1Ieiu. Tie Beer
htGuHo firtbe: itatt an 1onnerfias. ben 10 Ro'
bember 1910 9!atmtfiags l6r, BON IrGuer'
bauie 30 32lG [5leuopTa Nperue, aus tuc3u
aue s9reuube bjcrrtt b3ilidfi eirGeiaeen fno.
2anreuCeburG, Snb.. unb SdMilioH, Cbio.
2eituueen fUcI!en. bite. fooiren. $40
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peb. 5erso

wv -
i'm sitter bon 81 Jatren 7 Mlorater unb %
Gaaeu. RIer0tduna ON tyreitce, ben IL. Go'
beaber. 80 lldr ulergens, bonn Irduerbauie
aus an gartbuee goenue eeottirtes 9caueus
gctGlHt IN Der 81 Sarl gcrromdus.stirte AZ
Gdrtbace &, nm ilhr 8ormiiiags. geifeS'
uHg duf benz Ct. glQrieu'Jrieebuf. GreuHoe
fito etneeiaoer. $40
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in &c mem So QebcHsiatre. 1ie 8eereieune fsT.
bet fiat! belite (1oUHerfiag) gld1rittae 2 ubr
bonn &ynueIbaufe, go 1853 Rttterbouie S.ruse,
GGs. Sreunoe itao bteI3u bofli6fi etHae!aoeE.
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llnterridts.N .Nnseisen.
Vianps1lnterriMt

er.beiIt bon snsr tintiesn BionifttT. Rad.
suiraseu i07 mlaiH ctr, Iorton. au. 10--l3s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-10
frau flermiua RObmann,

Siarb pIDplih an mloHtaa. ben Z. Gooem5
1910 Al Mimi rnhnrrr NIIn
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SDocs. s.Inseiseii.
Rofe Rlein,

Gturb an 4Rcntag ben Z. gooeMeer 1910
gbcuAS 8 uhr 95 Ultuutgu
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Saneer Mann bon Is Sotreu III pilIens.
irgenosptlc,s arbeit gu berrinien. 9. Ws. IT,.
1906 eaHg Ctr.
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ggab ten fin augemeiHe Suisnrbeti. SO
a2sS Beres'orb alpe. SSalMii sctlIs. WiGn
netme Etnssstotpoob oeer sipriDoeo gar.
GlOs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-10

Iuf auftton bente (Gonneritde) siadymlf,
faa. 1623.l625 gSairut Ctr. uuo f62os22
wtopre CTR, S.ore Iino 2s Stnt. gut bermie'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-10

Queen gitp aptuut. Gin fan neues Frsd'
baus, nit eoetu une 10 3tmmsrn. Got 50><l00 Gub.
Edftrti; In beasr Ra6barf9aft. Gin gareaiu.
epre3t Dor bel Gruf aot, l406 Wain Etrab<.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-10

grhuletn Rorboeufts, in elmer sami!ie
NIT brei ssfuhern. o. !. groipu $40. e22
GleeelaHo slps.. anoubale. gbuue a6on
$50 ". 80"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-10

ab6in i'm Geuifnen aIiense.E.. Burnei slo,
nue. l0.1ls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-10

Geutfher Maru fudtt Sirliuna cIs xnnn
mann ober 9arieufer; berfifbf aud bet Tin
ner sn isrbiren; i.ri6f Gnelif1. ". 10. s..
I424 Race Ctr. l. Sto6 butien-
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agu,s MO,gg.ubsrg,

Sidrb am Wuntng, ben Z. gtooeElbet
I'm Z l-tr pltrui!taas
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Suneer Wonn fuht eteauna ala Snrs
mann; fam NIT Rfereen umgebeu. 80 gSsi
Court GIT. sslat IL. e. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-10
gcrlanat-speiblid.

Gtne cute qauRbreb ober &afdfrau
&aasu'rcgeu 30. 1856 IiSpg aoeuIe, Soon'
bale Nbone 202s u. bo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-10

1eutf6es Mds6su fir fiiHeuarbe
ql2 Central ape.
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Sunger mann BON Is Jabren tft riusns
irgeHbipel6e Mrbeit 81 bsrIi4fen. n. ".
lot u5oetbe CTR
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-10

Gine erau ieeen ;Sretas fur eeiu6br.i
3ansatbei,. 1907 apeuff Ctr. gScInui OIL
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wdb6eH flr aIilenistne 9du 50rbeit; fe
gsaf6en 6e3 Bbo.fpu @oe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-10

etuS Sanbmdb6en on goceH. 42e aic
Ter slpe.
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81 ab q en- fir Sdusarbeif: .leiues Jldt n
Cf! HtoaetpGn elbe.. ApoHo0ie.
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mdbosn fit aaaemeiue SGtsarbeii. so1
(siIber 9lne
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CAFE. .@dder NIT grfabrans fi,1f Grbeif.
ite.ia pber Sur aIbbaife. l0s gSei' eiberfp
EiynEe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-10

I q f6trau fir wsoniaes. 2asI 3ne!efi
abe. gadirui Sius.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-10

0utes beuff4eS mgde 6eu fin oIa
rletne SausaIbsit- 2T22 g3oobburu GpeHl
Ct. g1ninu. SIIIA Sei;ene.aeane
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@dhC en- fir Sansarbeii: fetn s8after %
Gaaeln: mab gu 3aaie ftlafeH. 1902 Ra
GigGse.
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adIe ersBcrfdufer fir oas Cab,
1911. 95ir bahen ere ercte aueipohI bon
ssaientern oI;f aGaer. hte mir an g5eosroer.
fnufer su ben btgigfteu s3bcIefale' etetfer
oersnufen. W9ay gSetI d Go, 1918 CT IL,
Eirahe
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-29
BOLD Thief
SMASHES A
Big WINDOW.
GRABS TRAY OF DIAMONDS
AND Then MAKES HIS ESCAPE.
YOUNG MAN AT. TAMPA PICKS
UP STONE AND DELIBERATE
LY THROWS IT THROUGH
PLATE GLASS.

TAMPA, Dec. 29-One of the most
daring robberies in the history Of the
city took place Monday night when
an unknown white man stole nine
diamond rings from the show window
of the Cotter Jewelry company.
The young man was standing in
front of the jewelry store about z
o'clock in the evening when he sud-
denly reached down, picked up a
large stone and through it through
the plate glass window in front of
the Cotter store show window. He
did not look around, but showed his
hand through the opening thus made
and grabbed diamond ring tray.
The theft was too quick for the
astonished bystander. AS soon as he
had secured the handful of jewelry he
dashed up the open stairway and ran
back through the hall to a rear win
dow. Near the window was a tele.
phone pole, which he managed to
climb down and thus make a com
plete getaway.
From the smooth manner in which
the deal was pulled off it appears thai
the thief had planned his act with
much pains. The clerks in the store
heard the noise and ran to the front
Of the building, but were unable tc
find any trace of the man when they
went to the second floor to investi
gate.
He is described as being about q
years OF age, dark of complexion anG
wears a gray suit. He has been in
Tampa for several days with com
panion. 1t is supposed that the TIVE
were interested in the robbery an6
they have. no doubt, left the city fol
parts unknown, where they will at
tempt to dispose Of their valuables.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-29
Form the Good Habit

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ey do so by first forming the good
habit of saving. 1T is. easy to form
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save requires determined cultivat ton,
but when well rooted it grows fast.
Our bank will help you start the saw
ing habit and assist you to cultivate
it. Our purpose is to make this
bank a material benefit to the
community in general and it's patron
in particular, it would be a pleasure
to have your name ON our books. We
invite you to start a savings ac-
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fit to you. A growing bank account
has a real and tangible value over
and above the amount of actual mon
ey deposited. It creates greater
prestige in the community for the de
positor. This time Of plenty is your
opportunity. You can start an ac7
count with us with one dollar or
more. Our service is yours to com1
mand.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-29

FORCE or ExPL oeJol MI h
solLERs BLOW up lsocs :
HOUSES HALF MILE ~ 1k /
DOES MUCH DAMAGE. i

PITTSFIEID, Mass.. Dec. 2s . =
Eighteen men wers blown pto a {.
nifty and is others M1re injnte6 4 8.
day whom the boilers at ne 1fopr19 4
Lake Ice plant exploded With y a. 4
which WA heard for nsilee Ii ~ IS
rectfons.
The plant vas shattered and "a &
bodies were literally blown "a ~ s.
ments in the greatest disaster Will i
has ever occurred 10 this part ok q 6
state
The plant Is half mile from 1 ie
city limits, but the force Of the / !.
plosion rocked many of the .hQus i
in the city and shattered many ~ q
dows. s
Heart rending scenes were en1cts q
when the wives and famflien 81 Tile
victims arrived and surrounded . Il
wrecked plant. Some at the yelativ =
We're crazed with grief and Nere NJ Z
difficulty restrained 1fDm rnahii {
into the ruins for missing hupbans 4
and fathers.
An army Of workmen Is engaged I
the work of trying to resroe the ID 4
TINS OF the disaster and the cries j
the living who are pinned under Il /
wreckage can be plainly heard by q {
people IT, the crowd surrounding q
ruins.
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10 P0LODG
HE STRIKE
At TAMPA.
MANIFESTO BY ITALIANS
SAYS they Will HOLD OUT.
|REsuLT MAY BE THAT MANU-
uFAcTuRERs WILL EXCLUDE
Ali ITALIANS FROM TAMPA
| FACTORIES.

TAMPA, Dec. 30 - A manifesto
signed by nearly 500 Italian men and
women was issued yesterday In
this manifesto, which is printed in
both Spanish and Italian. the declar-
atton Is made that the strike has
lasted six months and that the sign
ers are willing and prepared to hold
ou1 year longer under the same
conditions. AS has been stated
many times. the Italians are the main
obstacles to the settlement of the
strike have been from its early
stages and here is presented the
indisputable evidence over their own
signatures. This manifesto has
aroused much Indignation among the
cittzens and the manufacturers some
"a the latter have declared their pur-
pose to exclude Italians from their
factories in future. In fact. num-
ber of the association factories which
now have forces at work have no
Ealians employed.
Large numbers of cigar makers ar
rived here last night from Jackson
vile and Palatka. These men have
been working in the branch factories
of members of the Clear Havana Ci-
! gar Manufacturers Association, and
| of course. their purpose in return
ing to Tampa is to go to work in the
|! factories here. Practically all of the
branch factories will be closed by
the end of this week.
] 1t is assured that all of the steam
ers arriving from Key West and Ha
vana for some weeks to come will be
crowded to their utmost capacity
with cigar makers coming to Tampa
from those places. Passage is being
/ engaged in advance by large numbers
and it is assured that practically
all of these men coming to Tampa
are coming with the determination
to go to work in the factories-they
could have no other purpose in view
! Before the end of January, 1911, il
the opinion of many who are in po
sition to judge intelligently, the strik
/ will be only an unpleasant memory.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-29
TEDDY NOT
IN FAVOR
Of TAFT.
THIS IMPRESSION GIVEN
IN LETTERS TO FRIENDS.
DECLARES THE REPORT THAT
he HAS EXPRESSED HIMSELF
IN FAVOR OF DENOMINATION
is ABSURD.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20 = Col.
Theodore Roosevelt, former president
declared himself in favor of the re-
nomination of w. H. Taft for presi-
dent on the republican ticket in 1912,
according to letters to intimate
friends here.
Col. Roosevelt is said to have
declared in these letters, s'it's alb
surd,' that anyone should have re-
ported him as expressing himself in
favor of the denomination Of Presi-
dent Taft.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-29
Big STROKE
BY REBELS
IS PLANNED.
PREPARING FOR SIEGE
OF CITY OF CHIHUAHUA.
sREvoLuTIoNIsTs ARE MOBILIZE
ING ARMY ON HILLS ABOUT
CITY WHILE FEDERALs PRE-
PARE FOR DEFENSE.

Ell PASO, Tex, Dec. 20 = Tie
Reyolutionists are mobilizing an army
in the. hills about the Mexican city
of Chihuahua, while the government
troops are preparing to defend the
city against siege by the Rebels
The revoIutionists are reported 10
be gaining in strength every day and
the battle for possession of the city
viii be one of the most decisive tf
the revolutionary movement.
Long range guns are being noun I
ed by the Federals to defend the q :
tack. while cattle. sheep and supple s
are being gathered within the city.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-29

GOVERNMENT TRYING HARD
TO PREVENT THE STRUGGLE.
700 SAN DOMINICAN SOLDIERS
NOW FACING 1900 HAYTIAN
TROOPS ON FRONTIER NEAR
PADERNALEs.

SANTO DOMINGO, Dec. 29-Des-
perate efforts are being made by. the
government to prevent battle be-
tween 700 San Domingoan soldiers,
who are now facing 1,500 Haytian
troops on the frontier near Pader-
males.
1t is believed here that nothing will
now prevent a war. between Hayti
and San Domingo unless the United
States should intervene.
The Clyde liner Cherokee, which
had been held, has been released by
the government and has sailed for
New York
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COLD WAVE
IS COMING
THIS WAY.
FORECAST OF GOVERNMENT
FOR STATE OF FLORIDA.
WARNING SENT OUT SAYS COLD
WAVE WILL STRIKE US Eth
Err TONIGHT OR BY FRIDAY.

WASHINGTON. Dec. pa cold
wave is forecasted for tonight and
Friday for all east Gulf states, In
Guiding Georgia and Florida. The in.
dications are that it will be much
colder by Friday.
Storm warning have been ordered
hoisted at all points from Mobile to
Carrabelle, Florida.
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An APOLOGY
FROM JAPS
FOR ATTACH.
DIPLOMATIC NOTE PREPARED
BY JAPANESE GOVERNMENT.
EXPLANATION is MADE THAT
JAPs MlsTook CONSUL vii.
HANSON AT DARIEN FOR A
RUSSIAN.

TOXIC, Dec. 29-A diplomatic note
of apology from the Japanese gov
ermment to Washington for the as
sault upon American Consul William
son at Darien has been prepared.
It is not likely the incident will be-
come an international issue as the
Japs explain that consul Williamson
was mistaken for Russian