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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-28
Gahagen.
EareWeIl surprlse Party.

A farewell surprise party was given
I'M hon5rsoE MAO. E. Carpenter and
Ids family }Gtthelr home on Orr and
Blaine streets in the First ward on
Thursday evening. Mr., Carpenter
and his family Will leave soon for
Texas to make their future home,
A very enjoyable evening was spent
andtrefreshments were served. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Summers,
Mrs. Rebecca Rumble, Mrs. Nancy
Helskell, M, and Mrs. Bruce Morgan,
Ora Stops, Mrs. Malvena c, Robin
son, MIS-, SIalvina Fast, Mrs A.tha o.
whltners Mrs. Sarah Hawkins, Mrs.
Emma Boyce, Mrs Nettte Kelley, Mrs.
Fishie Boyce, Mrs. Della Helskell,
Mrs, Sherman Danley, Mrs, Alice Sat.
terrified, Mrs. Emma Cortelou, Mrs.
Tillie Hawkins, Mrs. EIoda Boyles,
Mrs. Lillian Richmond, Mrs. Cora
Keener, Leota CIlngan, Mrs. Annie
Carpenter Misses Edna Summers,
Marie Danley, Alma Kelley, Mama
Heiskell, Lillian Whltner, Iris Fast,
olEsis Whfiher, Virginia Boyles, Ivy
West, Hattie Richmond, Maggie Sat
terfield, Clara satteraeld, Elma Moran
Bulas Carpenter LILLIAN v, Ellis, Maud
Hin. Lucille Keener, Messrs. Bent Rum
ble, Clyde Fast. Samuel Summers, ],
satteraeld, Howard stoops, Ernest
Fast s. S,lcofteiou c. A, Carpenter,
Everett skinner, Walter Carpenter,
Walter Boyles, William Keener, chas.
swisher, Miss s. F. Estell, Belmak
Kelley.
sS"
Former Falrmontsrs Here.
Mr. aud Mrs. Edgar NJ, Hall, for.
merly Of this city, now Of Newport
News, Va are insthe city the guests
Of III. and Mrs, ~. 3. Campbell on
q Tx u 90, ~ NhG' ~ tt - I'm
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To Radan, Nebraska.

M. and Mrs. Ira L. Smith, accom-
panied by the lattAr's brother, Dr.
Hoas B, Cox. q Morgantown will
leave On Wednesday for Radan, Ne
bfasl,a. where on Wednesday, septem
beFs 9Th the marriage of DR.. Cox with
Miss Anne Eleanor Rogers, Of that
city win be solemnized at the home
sof the brAle,elect's parents, DR.. and
isb rs David r, Rogers. eq
asttations to the marriage were Is:
cusd IA week ago.
Enroute to Nebraska. Mr.. and Mrs.
5 smith will spend aofew days in Chi,
cagothe guests Of the latter's cousin,
PllSay,s s{ssSlrtE E J w 3
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ENCOURAGING REPORT.

Word comes that Mrs. Smith Hood
is getting along better at the Jeher.
son Hospital, Philadelphia, where she
underwent a severe operation,
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Returned from Seattle Wash.

Misses Minnie and sallIe Mccoy,
who had been in Seattle. Wash, on an
extended visit to their brother, Mr..
John Mccoy and family, returned
home last night. They have visited
at other western points during their
absence from the city.
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WIII Meet ErLdaY Evenlna.

The W. c. T. U. will hold bust
ness meeting Friday evening in the
basement of the First NJ. P. church.
A full attendance is desired as there
will be business Of Importance.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-28
Returned from Trip.

Messrs. Howard and Eliza Morris.
Mancel and Harry Carpenter and Al
len RACER returned Saturday evening
from trip to Mt. Clemens. Mich.
Niagara Falls and other points Of In
.terest. hh
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Went to HopeweIi.

The Lyons Band went to Hopewell
Sunday where they played at the all
day meeting held at the Hopewell
church.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-28
SMALL BLAZE.

The fire department was called out
today to put down a,blaze at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence McElroy on
Merchant street. The fire was a small
one and not much damage was done,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-28
Ana soclety.

The LADIES' Aiasoeletyj of the pla-
.mond Street MsiE, church will meet
Thursday evening atithe home Of Mrs.
Crowl on East PARK.
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AUHEY W. MEREDITH.
Special Commissioner.

j, w. s. Black, Clerk Of the Inter
mediate Court Of Marion County.
West Virginia, do hereby certify that
bond in the penalty Of 10000 and in
the penalty provided in said decree
Of sale, with security approved by me
as sufaclent, has been given by said.
Special Commissioner. ,.S
W. s. BLACK, Clerk.
Aug. %, Sept, 4-11-1s.
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Nm u R
IGIElE

EsUICIDE
ATLANTIC CITY Aug
lirs Martha English aged about iltf;
Nv years. believed toibsa member d
q prominent family Of Wheeling. w.
va, was found dead III her room 1t "a
private house here today by suicide
by gas. .s
b She dressed with the deepest mourn
ing when she engaged the room on
Saturday evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-28

Plerpont avenue. They are en- route
home from a visit with relatives in.
Pennsylvania.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-28
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Pursuant to a decree Of the Inter
mediate Court Of Marion County West
virginia, entered on the 22nd day Of
August, 1911, in the chancery cause
OF Jesse b. Fetty vs.. James Barker
and 6tRersIGtHe7 Undersigned Special
'c5iAmlssiohe on Saturday, the
esd day September, 1911, at. the
front door oft6e Court house Of said
Marion county, West Virginia, at 2
o'clock, P. NJ, Of that day, offer for
sale to the highest bidder or bidders
the following described real estate. to-
wilt: A certain tract or parcel Of land
situated in Paw Paw district Marion
county. West Virginia, more particu-
larly bounded and described as fol-
lows, to.wit:
Beginning at a post, corneEto Cal
win Merrlfel(s heirs, and cunning
thence s. 80 W. 461s poles to a post,
corner to William p. RadcIlfi land;
thence with same and also with the
county road, N. 56A w. 1sA poles'to
a stone; andtthence N. 81 was poles
to stake. corner to ] OF No. l; thence
with one line Of Lot No. i. N. SO D.
As S.5 poles to stake; thences 5999
E. 1852 poles to the beginning, contain
ing four and one.half acres, more or
less. excepting and reserylng all the
coal and minerals within and under
lying the same and the usual mining
rights thereunto belonging the same
ad the usual mining rights thereunto
belonging.
TERMS OF SALE Cash in hand on
LAY of sale. q,
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Sunday School Attendance.
Diamond Street NJ. E., 2Os.
First M, P. 50. s.3t.
PaIatine Baptist 1914. ,ai,,.s
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kInasIand. sehreuder.

Invitations have been received iH
tbisclty to the marriage of Mr.. Roger
II Klngsland Of this city with Miss
Harriet Schroeder, which will be- sol
3emnized on Tuesday, September fSth,
MIN Plttsburg, Pa. Mr.. Kingsland is
employed with fhs sCynsolidationl fppl
company wheFes Re holds d resp6AAI'
Mble position. The invitations read:
w Mr.. and Mrs, Jens. G. I. Schroeder.
request the honour Of your presence
at the marriage Of their daughter
Harriet Lund
III Mr. Roger LeverIch Kingsland
on Tuesday afternoon, Sept. twelfth
nineteen hundred and eleven
at four o'clock
Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church
pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
For Mrs, Hass.
Mrs, W, H. Taylor entertained from
"a & o'clock Friday afternoon at an
informal tea, in compliment to her
guests. Misses Nancy and Katherine
coetlgan, Of Columbus, o. Mrs. Frank
HAS soi Fairmont was also guest
ot, honor. Mrs: Frank Dennison had
charge Of the tea table in the dining
room, and was assisted by Mrs. L, c,
CHE and Miss Jennie Wilson. The
tea table was decorated with aspara.
qua ferns tied with lowered rIbobns
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For Mrs. Dosson.

IIonorlng Mrs. Harry Dobson, Of
Pittsburg. Pa. who Is the guest Of her
mother, Mrs. ]. Engle, Mrs. Harry
Engle entertained informally on Sat.
urday afternoon at her home on Wal.
nut avenue. Needle work was the
diversion Of tie afternoon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-28

in harmOnizing coldrs. Mrs. R. B.
Willison presided at the' punch bowl
in the den. Mrs. Samuel R. Harrison
assisted Mrs. Taylor in the parlor,
beautifully decorated with astors.
About fifty guests called during the
afternoon larksburg Telegram.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-28
another event Of the day
a Surpflse Party

Mrsl Levi West was, thelhonof guest
alta surprise party on Saturday even
ing at her home on Sixth street which
event was arranged IN honor of the
fifty.sixth anniversary Of her birth.
A large number of guests were de.
lightfuly entertained during the even.
ing. A tempting lunch was served and
the honor guest was given number
of beautiful gifts. Those present we're
Mrs. Nancy Kane and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Post, of Clarksburg. Mr. and
Mrs. Fawcett, Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Tau.
Der, Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. French West,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Latta, Mr.. and Mrs.
Williamson and Mr.. and Mrs. L. B..
Gahagen,
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AtEoamJ Tyaaf..

Mis-. Nv. H. Conway and son IIar.
,;tisoni Misses Florence Lavender,
1 Ilea1se Fitch and nellie Casseday
spent Saturday night and Sunday at
Camp Tygart.
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Former Farm Ontsra Here.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar NJ, Hall, for.
merly Of this city, now Of Newport
News Va are in the city the guests
e ME: aaa aIFss ~, 4 Campbell ~ o q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-21
HOW TO STOP DRINKING.

We are in earnest when we ask you to try ORRINE at our expense. We will give your money back, if after trial you fail to get results from ORRINE This is very generous offer. It gives the wives and moth CTS of those who drink to excess an opportunity to try the ORRIND Treatment. It also shows our con- fidence in the merits of ORRINE. OR- RINE is recognized as the best and most successful remedy the world has known for Drunkenness or the so-called Liquor habit. It Is a very simple treatment, can be given in the home without publicity or loss of time from business, and at small price.
 ORRTNE is prepared in two forms No. 1, secret treatment, powder, ab- solutely tasteless and odorless, given No. 2, in pill form is for those who de- sire to take voluntary treatment. OR RINE costs only s1c0 a box Write for Free ORRINE Booklet (mailed in plain sealed envelope) to ORRINE 60 Orrine Building Washington, D. c. ORRINE is recommended and is for sale in this city by Bedell's Pharma- cy. special agents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-21
DO GHOSTS HAUNT SWAMPSa

No, Never. It's foolish to fear a fan- cied evil, where there are real and and deadly perils to guard against in swamps and marshes, bayous, and lowlands. These are the malaria germs that cause ague, chills and fev- CT, weakness, aches in the bones and muscles and may induce deadly ty- phod But Electric Bitters destroys and casts out these vicious germs from the blood Three bottles drove all the malaria from my system, wrote Wm. Fretwell, of Lucama, N C., and Eve had fine health ever since.' Use this safe, sure remedy on- ly. soc, at all druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-21
puttInq n the Time.

A gentleman was e,:e;t:sing genera, man and telling him H hat he WI ,1,3 him to do You will have te c,.1: the windows and the boo's s:d fio knives and go ;nc<>'rcs. chop wo cut short grass, mind .he ,to@, pony, look after .':e ". rden al,, N. the house supplied With "e%eta'.,1,s ~ do any old job t'iat is ragui.c.' 52e If suitable you will set 1n ss...ti''.a... week.
 ''Is there any clay in the garden ' asked the man.
 What makes you ask that as,;s3 the gentleman.
 ''I was thinking eon.a make '':'i 5~ In my spare time" said the min London Mall.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-21
Gaorce and the Ssar,

GeCret. i. Va> q ever nf th. r'0g, anf as his me,le"esscrs had don caused his "srrval,+"" to Din1 hafo!' hin at court. ln II1S ti.: ,i' 'estr ", dered the ,.ieai sal 'f i! At.;. .t,tt ... to -ha rnA-."; nt .r 1T. t-'1" t-f'. thcnt"r 7'''' a. e'r, -. t'' si.' s,lx tit4 ''u''t'S.. IT. n ~,"''i .een Its,e2., i,.zs.=t ,..'-,vssf -ril:t,.z hi->, c1.,,sn -ti,.,ts.t .t .i..f't...s '.#.,>l- peri, rlis;,:1t'a'- .s5.,s. tt.#'. s'''.4'#e- pays 4i~ ...:., |: Vi [. '..lles n t.s@z-''#, 1-er :..a>sey (, e..t, W''n anf Eve pla '-rtS "n..a .zets t'z' '.t.z'.,., - ma.4 iona..e. .:.,f-.=- i,. '44- M.55, Asr>. !'o..;er ,p.d Mr@ I"aa'~r .n .,rlaeer ti,ncs ;'1n Hee 5.I Y t- sovereign t. = sa,eaas ii a . acted 4 V,h'tehaH 'e2G 'aeaa Ez} - these llavs at H&1lpton r"art ',i'l' George Ees;Gcs paving the u<'tt@fs=tt's '', ordinary days wage and tr@veErsr ex penses. gave t3z0 and added t4G0 fol the managers. The players were re quired to act at any fine upon receir ing a days notice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-21
John WesIey's Wife.

John We les' married " widow. Mrn Vizelle. who c"Hw t;s'e.l of his restless ly laborious life and comp!ain2d. lie paid no atraa ion. and tru.a complaint she went on tn iea l,n ". hay ]" '" ny Ha feNi!:eo n@i I,..-.' i=.>= Tt 9H- ";ts T eD'Ha=., .,. lui' - V T :'s 7;-' lls.s-.. "t .;- |" ,s 1,.t ..t.tz s.l -W'i .',. =. .. 55s. 'u .=.,. =. 'ssG -r ..+ -. '3 ,.5s=.tr' '
 .f
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-21

Let us clean your carpets or rugs do your upholstering and make your awnings. Old phone 1850. Ed Tt us- saint. ii i'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-21
Masculine 3jr,'ereitN

,ien are funny creatures to @ai.s 'o; A woman will buy the things ste. ants. but man will only buy ;:1y things he needs.-Exo hange.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-21
Sarca tila StnrY

ianas he Far his Haf7i'v nrnr'int'E4z
 "No iIt ll.'s iu tla nj .[ ;.14: t!,.aat .ie. nNer. E,;.A eses. '.Hi zn.'tl. .p}sls4. - 1sa@G i5' t.eaa s3i"l. sz were 1iYiit- tzsa.h \ C.ee=..5.s II. ..4=t 6aaier
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-21

When the fight begins within himself a mans worth something.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-01
CT66nica Cientlflca
LAS TURBINAlS
de nuestros colaboradores en- Europa)

Las maquinas turbinas se emplean
desde hace algunos amos en la mari
Ma.
Los primeros barcos que las emplea
ron con ventaja fueron los que perte
necen al Estado Be1ga y que hacen la
trayesla desde Ostende Dover Qngla
terra) " vice versa Durante alg1n item
po conservaron "a 'srecord'' de la We
locidad (25 millas por hora) hasta la
aparici6n de ell Lnsitania y mas tarde
el Mauretania que EN- una hora pueden
recorrer 26 y decimas.
Las tnrbinas constituyen un progre
so real al lado de las maquinas alter
nativas empfeadas hasta ahora.
LAS principales ventajas de las tur
bins son, en- resumen: menos v1braclO
mes; poca elevation, 10 que permite
utilizar Ell espacio ahorrado para otros
fines; facil conservation a causa de sus
0rganos simples; reduction del n1mero
de maqulnistas.
La tnrbina Sc compone de dos par
tes esenciales, una movil, llamada GRO
tor y otra fila nombrada 'estator".
El rotor els una especie de cilindro 8
tambOr montado directamente sobre ell
arboI rorta-helice y cuya superficie ex
terror esta proyista de llneas de aletas
contra las cuaIes el vapor eJerce una
preston que obliga al rotor dar vuel
tas.
El estator es un cilindro flo que en-
vuelve completamente al rotor y su in
terror esta tornado de llneas de ale
tas que alderman con las lineas de ale
tas del rotor entire las cuales Sc inter
ealan.
El vapor introducido en- la turbina
clrcula entire el rotor y ell estator: en-
cuentra las 1ineas de a1etas del esta
tor la inclination de estas da al va
por la inclination obllcua mas favora
bic para ejercer contra la linea de ale
tas correspondence del rotor, la accion
mas eficaz para producer ell movim; en-
D de rotacl0n. De manera que, eI va
por va alternati4amente contra las Ii
meas de alas del estator y del rotor.
Las dimensiones de las aletas son ca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-01
M. GRACE PASA DOS VECES Ell
CANAL DE LA MANCHA

El aviador ingles NJ Grace querien
do ganar ell premio ofrecido por el ba
ron de Forest (de cien mil frances al
que efectue ell recorrido mayor entire
Inglaterra y el continente europeo en-
aparato ingles) sali6 de Dover y lego
a Calais pasando ell canal de la Man
cha. Una intensa neblina le impilio
continuar Y resolvio volver de nuevo
a Dover por via del aire. En- yez de EN-
pear su yuelo un cuarto de hora les
pues de la salida del barco que debla
de guiarlo, cometi6 la imprudencia de
salir un cuarto de hora antes Ell yez
de tomar la buena direction, Sc dirigi6
hacia ell norte y sc slpone que ha pere
edo ahogado.
Z. M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-01
FeTia |nsuIaT
Ell GAVADo EXrEANJERo

Isa jun;q ir la fr's u<ulsr ha
Dido infor-nc~ dc qu. lrgarl ~.t
Juan. una gran consignarion IT, gana
para scr ~ 1ibido duran'e n fiesta. e.
mo So anm.i6 prtyiam"n'c IN la ~ 's
81. rsta c0uSiguaci6n 'Dnsisiiri d.
gun ganaj, DE- las meiprcS razas d. '.s
fstadu~ uidos sara probablcm a,
,e u lc,'c 80 mcior ela>e g. csos AM
'es que janis s" iraio i Pu~rio u :
La iuuta anunci6 aver que. pVr ul
arrcglo hr-io con Jos posecdorcs g.
to ganado, :odo 81 ~.ri vcndido cn ..'
blca subaSta cn los 'errcnos dc ~
ria 81 10. lie MARI. ai siguirute
dc Ia claus IRA de- IL gran fiesta. dau l1
asi una opDriunidad = los resident
Sc Puerto R.co ga, es'"u intercsados
poseer ganado d. execlenir cal.dai.
para obtcner todos .ps auimales $50
sean cXhlbid0s.
La pariida. Scgin 'os iliimos info
mes recibidos. conSisiiri dc Ocho cah4
los de pura raza, seis DE los cuales 81
ran de trote. dos de earVra J dos u. 81
liza: scis cabezas De ganado dc cuernDs
cortos. 4 yacas y . 'orOs II misno rf
nero de In raza IIsrsforis: ~ Dc =
sey, vacas dos iorO~ v II mist.o
mimero d. la raza IIoi~;eius Ila' -
I'm nimero he cerdos 3D. Jos Poland tfl
mas. Duroc-Jcrscys. BerkshivcS. y pro'ss
blemente Je los IIampshirss y Tanwsr
tbs, Y un hato de- ossJas de Souths r.,
Cropshire v Hampshire
Todos csos aninales serin inscrisse.
Y los que deseen adquirirlos. nunea
sc les presentara una oportunidad ue
jor que ahora para obtenerlos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-01

tras que los arcillosos permanecen SIN
sufrir alteration son muy duros.
Cuando ell humus existe en- mucha pro
porci6n, vel suelo absOrbe mucha can't
dad de aqua en- las epocas lluviosas. y
la pierde con mucha facilidad en- las de
sequia; Sc empapa completamente, Sc
entumece y despues Sc reduce a polvo,
dejando las plantas expuestas a toda
clase de academies
Luis Lavado Isava
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-01
CoTte de DistTito
SEGCION PRINERN

Sc ha ~efalado 81 dia ~. dr Fehr
para In Ia lcctura del rs'.nIario
dia dos para la scgunda. pddicudo
esta sol;cita~c adcmaS do nr, sefalamh
fos dc moriones v ~xccpeiones prov
IN todoS Us casoS ios iuirios 0rales ,..
SquelloS casOs on que ~ suspcndiere
dIchos JuiriOS pOr vaeaneia del car.
de juez, y 'smbitn de los que quedsf
Sln rcsOlv-r pOr y miSup motive.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-01
bIENINA.
NENIN.A.


En- Etampes, PARIS la senorita Du
frieu no contenta con el vueIo que ha
b1a hecho 1ltImamente y que sin e.i.
largo estabfecias ell record femenino de
Ia distancia, cuyo premio >es la Copa
Femenina 25 mil frances en metal
CD, Ia Ultima vez vol6 dnrante mas de
una hora y ahora 10 ha hecho mncho me
1or: Su vuelo duro dos horas 35 mi
nutos cubriendo l67 kiIometros Su
aeroplano pertenece, a la cIase dc tipo
militar con motor Gnome de 50 eaba-
uos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-01
Nuevas |eyes
Luis Lavado Isava

Ha publicado la ''Gaceta de Espa-
ia, las siguientes leyes, ultimamente
sancionadas.
Presidencia. Ley autOrizando IA
junta central de colonization y repcb!a
ci0n interior para incautarse de todo>
los monies que hubiesen sido enajen
dos por el ministerio dc Hacienda en-
subasta pnblica.
Otra prohiaiendo eI establecimiento
de nuevas AsOclac,ones pertenecientes
a Ordenes Congregations religiosaS,
can0nicamente recOnOcidas, sin autOriZa
ci0n del ministerio de Gracia V JUST
cia.
Otra autorizaci66u la iunta ccn;ra.
de colonization y rcpoblaci6u interior
para instalar una Colonia agricola en- q
monte Pinar dc la AIgaida.
Guerra Ley fijando en- ll5.4}2 hom
bres la fuerza del Ejercito permanent
durante ell ano 1911
Hacienda Ley de CONCESSION d.
creditos.
Otra concediendo al ayuntamiertc
de Sevilla 8 4 la comisi0n. junta cn
tidad que forme bajo sus auspicios y
sc reconozca por el ministerio de Fo
mento como gestora de la EXposic!on
HispanOamericana, una subvcnci0n de
tres miIlones de pesetas
Fomento. Ley incluyendo Ell el plan
general de carreteras del Estado una de
tercer orden que, partiendo de SAINTS
teban del Puerto (Jaen), enlace con Ia
de Ubeda a VilIamanrique.
Otra disponiendo que las soIicitudc>
de partculares, entidades 8 empresas =
panolas que tengan por ObeJto construir
en- ell mar en- las playas terrenos
contiguos, salinas, deposition de carbon
Il otros anaIogos, en- las poscsioncS es
panolas en- Africa, se resuelvan en- Con
sejo de ministries.
Otra otOrgando la concession de I'm
ferrocarril de servicio particular y u>o
pdblico de Sarria a (Barcelona).
Otra declarando puertos de intertS
general los de Grove y Vilanueva d.
Arosa (Pontevedra).
Otra limitandO la construction de-
tranvia de Bodalona a Masnou por Mon
gat a la secci6n comprendida entire Ba
dalona a Mongat.
Otra disponiendo que en- 10 successive
no Sc hagan nuevOs nOmbramlent0s de
corredores de c0mercio para las plazas
mercanties donde, pOr existir Bolsa OFT
cial de comercio, Sc hallen establecidos
agentes colegiados de cambio.
Otra incluyendo EN- el plan general
de carreteras del Estado una que, par
tiendo del sitio lIamado Los Tanagos
Cen la de Torrelavega Ovbedo), suba
por la cuesta de Lizaso, siga por la
Atalaya, pase por ell pueblo de Serdio
y otros, y empalme con la de Treceno
a la de Tinamayor.
Otra concediendo a la COmpania con
cesionaria del ferrocarril de Olot &c
roma una prorroga de tres amos para la
termination de las obras del mismos.
Otra autorizando al gobierno para
prorrogar por ell tempo que estime ne
cesario el plazo para la construction
del ferrocarril de Con 4 Malaga
!.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-01
LEGAG.NEUX Y LA
EOP.A- MICHELIN

iHace dos dias, Legagnenx, vino d
Paris, y declare que volyia a Pau con
el FIN de atacar el record de La distan
cia Ganare la Copa Michelin, dijo, y
en efecto hasta el 81 de Dicieanbre tie
NE grandes probabilidades.
A Jas 81 de Ia manana empezo
4 volar. De vez en- cuando Sc acer
saba a La terra para poder distinguir
las seTias que lie haclan sus companeros
y leer los letreros colocados sobre ell
terreno.
"A las dos de La tarde, el aviador fue
avisado de que habia ganado a Tabn
beau, que pose1a el record de Ia dis
4ancia. Continue su vuelo durante 35
minutes mas y las dos Y media lie
gagneux baJo TERRA, despues de I'm
Euelo que dur5 cinco horas y cincuenta
Y nueve minutes Y recorrer La distan
:cia de SIS Kilometres 900 metros s
sea q una velocidad media de Sc kilo
metros por hora.
Isl F'arman no tOma S1 revancha 8
qulzas ell mismo Tabuteau, may posi
BILE sera que Legagneux game ell premio
Michelin de cien mil frances Ademas
nltimamente sc elevo 5000 netros que
eonstituye e1 record del mando Y dota
do con cien mil frances
Ahora quiere ensayar Paris, Bruselas,
Paris, poF tercera vez (cien mil fran
COS de premio) Y enseguida Paris &
Chaumont (clen mil frances de pre-
snio) todo clio antes de fin de aIlo.
DE manera que 81 10 consigue, y tie
ne grandes probabiiidades, cobrara eli
81 de Diclembre\cerca De medic million
eOmprendlendo en esta cantidad ell pre-
cio de las Copas y los cuatro eientos
zniI frances de prelaios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-01
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