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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-07-01
Legal Grammar.

Somebody in the sheriff's office or
the Chancery Court needs to study
grammar. In a legal advertisement
recently published in the Palisade
Post" of Grantwood, the lines of
piece of property are described thus:
beginning to a hole in a rock
which forms the southeasterly termi-
nal"
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-07-01
New Double House.

The handsome new double house
owned by Mr.. Weinstadt, in Edge
wood lane south, near the car tracks,
is nearly completed. 1t was built by
Nils Paulson, and is a very attractive
building. 1t cost about S., 900.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-07-01
Church Trustees Dined.

The trustees and their wives Of the
Union Church Of Palisade were in
vited to dinner by Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Frew some evenings ago.
The time was most agreeably spent.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r. Goodman, Mr.. and Mrs. R. R.
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Birkie,
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Frew
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-07-01
Joe Wolpert Damaged.

Wolperts' Marion avenue stand was
damaged about $50 Of this sum $40
was stolen by the crowd that jammed
inside, he claims.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-07-01
Fort Lee Sisn Down.

At last the big Fort Lee electric
sign is down! A recent heavy wind
toppled over the remaining letter, and
the whole thing was removed 1t
should be put back.
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uation which made the collection go,
for without the spirit of the occasion it
would have been impossible. But,
then, everybody knows where Mr..
Hollingers heart beats.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1911-07-01

Blue fshing-Not getting bite.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-29

NUESTRA EDICION

kos heanas viSao obllgados 1 anmentar
.ei nGsaero a. ejeanplares de nueslna ed'-
zssn eotidiana. i iin de pader sersir
sns numerssss soiieitadores del BoLE-
TIN.
= Is gran information g. II isia y -
exnnjera que .publieaaOa. II eAmpail'
sAzsinieresadA giFii que senimos sasie-
sssensio contra todo b. que atenie los
sntere>es roauereiales y politics. de
Puerto RICO. l. bnena graeia que he
sza1.s heeho ) nasstno@ lertores al inSer-
snr o1,sno folieri8 h gran 0brA DC BE
szavente. Los INTEkESEs ckEA-
DOS. son aln duda motives poderosos-
Ello nos sli~aia "a ios nneYqs pro
yeeios de ret0rna que estAan0s estudian.
do. , Que seraa, muy 81 breve, eoaocsdoo
sSsf nGls@Grs.s fAYsrsnseztores-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-29

Sc
AUDACIA

Basta de timidez La gloria esquiy;
el que por miedo elude la pelea
a sus suspiros languida rastrea,
acogido la sombra de la OLIVIA.
Solo una tempestad brusca y altiva
enclrmbra La passion y la marea,
y en- empinados vertices pasea
ell abismo de abajo en- ell de arriba!
iOh rebelde! Conquista la presea
gozo de La hermosura inebratiba
y horror q los demas tu dicha sea!
Arrostra por La gloria la diatriba:
y en- elnpinados v6rtices pasea
ell abismo de abajo en- ell de arribal
S0Jvnd0r D5Ug MSr0N.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-29
Por los Juzgados

Las denuncias presentadas pOr Ra-
fael Casanova (a) Maceito, contra los
policlas Francisco Perez y Eduardo Hi
dalgo, acusandoles de acometimiento y
aggression. han sido archivadas por el
Attorney General por no existir he
ehos suticientes para proceder a iuicio
igual suerte ha corridO, despues dc
haber sldo investigate el hecho Y com
probado que no hay pruebas, la denun-
Ella presentada pOr don Pedro Gomez
I4asSerre, contra ii captain d. Francis
90 Cabrera.
ldem lie idem ha ocurridO con la de-
nuncia que don Ramon Falcon presen-
tare contra Juana Nieves, por falsa re-
presentation, atendiendo a una mOci6n
presentada por el dennnciante Y en- la
eual deelara haber sidO indemnizado de
los perjuicios irrogados pOr la denun-
ciada
Rafael Rodriguez (a) el Meme, quiso
demostrarle Maria Rivera que el
perteneeia al sexo fuerte, y, al efecto,
IT, crpz6 La cara en distintas direccio-
mes, deteri0rando mas menos las fac
clones De la joven..
III juez Sire, condeno cnatrO me-
ses lie arresto Rafael Rodriguez (a)
III Meme.
Vaya con al Meme.
Por falta de pruebas, ha sidO archi-
yada la denuncia que, por acometi-
timiento y aggression, presentara Mario
Diaz Gimenez contra Arturo DelgadO.
Y no va mas, por hoy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-29
MUNDO lNIsMENINO.
Traies de senora
y de senorita
Los ultimos modeaos--Las cintas

AL fin, las telaB Gle yerano han afr
mado su dominic. Parece un rejuvene-
cimiento de la moda, una foracion de
primavera va que este ailo ha sido una
primavera sin flores y sin gasas.
Ell cresp6n de la China, de rayas, Sc
presta combinaciones preciosas, tan
to en- los trajes de genora como en- los
de senorita. No Sc opone a la sencillez
de las segundas, que no pueden permi-
tirse la suntuos5dad solo consentida q
las damas.
Una linda creaci6n para sefora con-
siste en- un vestido de cresp6n azul
Nantier, con pequenas rayas negras.
Falda con gran s6ealo colocado hori-
zontalmente, sobre la que cae una t1
MICA de la misrna tela, con las rayas
verticales, partida en- ouatro panos; ell
de delante y de detnas, con una ancha
franja de raso liberty del mismo color
Ouerpo japones, deseotado, de manga
corta con descote y pstiios de CASA bor
dada en- perlas rodeados de una fran
ia de raso con 'oliyas" de La misma te-
la y bordadas en perlas ouentas de
acero
Para senorita de eatofce dieciseis
amos es un Undo modelo de cresp0n de
la China, color eere2a, con las rayas
| negras. En- estas telas de rayas hay que
! ouidar que sean finag, para que no for
men esa desdiehada combination de
cambiantes De luz cue marea E imp;de
! ell mirar. Sc hace ole tunica sencilla
alberta al lado, nlnida por un Gordon
que pasa por unas anillas colocadas L
ambos lados, y termina con una borla
Cuerpo japones, de manga corta, ter
nina con una bofla. Ouerpo japones, de
manga corta, ter1nlnado con un vivo de
terciopelo negro y ciatnr6n alto.
Un vestido senciiio y elegante, pero
mas dif1cil de haeer, eonsiste en- nansu
de color cnudo, todo bordado al plume
It's, con tunica; y ouerpo tornado por
una torera de la mislaa tela, que sc abre
sObre un cintur6n de seda a rayas ne
gras y cerezas. Els demn efeeto delicioso
y delicado para las seiioritas.
Ell gran favor de que gozan las Gin
tas y la amplitud ereeiente de las fall
das hace suponer qle dominaran prom
to las modas Maria .Antonieta, q pe-
sar de que resnltan tausbien deliciosas
con las fa1das estrechas. I'm volante de
muselina de seda Sc adorna con una
ancha cinta ligera y florida puesta pla-
ma como 81 fuese mn bondado, uuedan
preciosos.
Los kimonos, yestidoa predilectos pa
ra las mananas, Sc Nbordean con eintas
de matices vivos que dan an POGO de
consitencia q la yaguedad de sus for
mas. Una falda de nnselina de seda ne
| gra, sobre transparente de raso blanco
/ Sc rodea por |bajo de una cinta pompa-
donr pekine sobre fondo verde, grose-
lila 8 violeta. La misna einta sirye de
guarnici6n al cuerpo, destaoandose So
bre una ".quimpe" de encaie blanco
TN fohh de museiina de -seda negra 10
envl1elve TODD. Es UNI adorno facil de
ejecntar porque las eintas SON de pre-
CLOS muy abordables y siempre dan una
nota de algeria y iresenra.
Las clntas tienen algo de semejanza
con las flores, los eneajes Y las plumas,
para forrnar parte del atavlo de Ia mu-
3er. 81 no son duraderas son indas,
en- Ia moda este es q fnr hacia dopde
han de tender toaos Los eafnerzos.
Colombins.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-29
ECO =
RECTIFICACION
Para el BOLETIN.
Para el BOLETIN.

la caballerO, cuya muerte anuncia IN
rot4tivo de Paris, Sc presenta en- la re-
daeci6n de dieho rotatiyo y entabla, con
"a director. este dialOgo:
III caballero.-Senor director, acabo
de enterarme con la sorpresa consi-
guiente. dc mi muerte.
IL dircctor-5L La anuncia nj peri6di-
eoT
I'll eaballer0.-Si senOr Director, y
IS falso. completamente falso, pues aqui
me tiene usted yiyito y coleando.
RI director-En ese caso, y puesto
que la muerte le preocupa usted tan
10, 10 pondrem0S Il uSted manana Ell La
lLSta de uaclmieDtoS. :.
La seIora dc s.. 81 pinta y adere-
"a con tai arte que sus amigos exclaman
al verla Sienlpre joven! iEternamen-
te JoYenl..
Sus amigas, menos amables natural
mente que su amigos; cuandO hablan
IL la s. dicen. ir6nicas:
La de ;. debe darse prisa en- ca
sar sns hijas porque, al paso que van,
muy pronto han de parecer mas viejas
que "a madre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-29
PONCE AL OLA

h-ata en - ct14d1d - asrio- DAaA Nd
WArro, qle hA venido defender anie
so@ tril,unaales 80 justaeia al Sr. Fran
usaco l'artagena-
Tamabien s- enel~nira aqui Fl secre-
1arso' particular AZ Mr. Colton, Ar.
zsmmeTsnAn-
l.nyiart detailcs 81 proeeSo que
gron.ste ser inter-santr
.'Ei Agaaia ga an artlrulo titulado
C04aa del dlA. ssiss1iando Il profile
zzaz de L. miserlA rn muestros eainpos,
h@ dieho ID sieairmte andaiuNsda.
''En lnglaierra. al mOzo de labor
CANA por ttrinino atedio, veinte , eineo
dellars 81 dia. easa para giysr y tres q
es4@tro arrfs D. terr~ns para explotar-
Sos por aa eaenta "a los Eziados Uni
des, un labrador gsns mas tOdavia. p
Trnga esilado II diario rrpnbllean0
@on essAs exa5rraei0nrs porque 80 "a i
qaeeiar ga Puerto Rieo quirn 40 81
w@yz para inglaterra. ! ganar 20 do-
alsr1 dlarita. Y ooiAo dice que en los
Eslads@ rnidoe - gans mas todayia,
50 rare no ~ v1plsea unO, como
viens tznGo americana ''buseonear
sn Puerto kioo. euando ALI Ia agrieul-
anrs - una JaaJa sln paeeedentes. CO.
sas sean los IL ingiaterrA-
veintieissee dollars diaries. ahi es
nada. POGO fnenoa que villaverde, y
sze qoe este geaiai experto tiene su
sarge nada nseao~ qae Ia seeretaria de
ReTiA lnsalar
GSe Jaega ga eSla eFndadf ESQ &c
@airnsa ~ vene asesendo que los con
txzyentores de Ia ley han b.iseadc un
asaso inexpugnsble. donds 10 poiieia no
ss atrese penetrar IIabra que poner
'ssaso Ii sHvsolable fortaiezaY
H..
- esperA con interss enire la een.e
psiitiea IL reslaaesta del Sr. Dlal Va.
xxrro La reyelaesones del SIR. Ma
ts~nzo Cintnom. prop6sito de la pa.
fa<nidad de In baSe v. III ~. Matienzo
IN tratado i don Hernini0 en forn.a
ss1zeonaiasrssia. y Go de experar que
6~s~ vesgx como RIO ereeido =.
"a sr. Anaonio Flower hs prssentado
skezzaneaa contra "a ~. Antonio lrizarri
y Franaesehfni como prasanto autor
de una exiumnia. Dice "A denaneisGte
que irsxsrrI le ha aifam&do prrsentan-
-<sis como e1aapllee en- eI azesin.to y
n&ass de dos Jo~s Reyes, .ueeso que
s<urriS en- asy.wsez. haeea tres lae-
Ii seAo<a G@rmen Martinez ha po-
lido recupersr RI GRO grxe~o que IN
wni6n DE- dos ms fnos y de menos va
-. is satrsJe an mu1hseks Que tenia
= - sewsieie. Asss sigzaos dfss. LA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-29
nunDo SOCIAL.

Aver, en- ell "Carolina'', regresa-
ron .de los Estados Unidos algunos ele-
mentos de nuestra sociedad.
: Nuestra sociedad debe felicitarse.
Y clare que Sc felicita. ;. Figure
Sc usted, que yo recuerdo, yenia Patria
Martinez, de Mayaguez.
. Esa muchacha tan mona ele.
gante, detras de la cual Sc me han lido
los ojos tantas wees?
--Ecco. No me negara usted que las
mayaguezanas, cuando dicen ser qua
pas.
-Yo nunca le he negado usted
ESQ.,. pero en- San Juan, hay tam
bien que dan ell opio.
/ -Por ESQ Sc dormla usted en- comDa-
MA de aquella senorita la otra noche,
porque lie do a usted el opio.
-Dormido, 5eh? ST supiera usted
que iba pensando en- casarme con ella
y por ESQ me dorn1a.
--lAh! vamos, es que Sc crela usted
casado va con ella.
Y, a prop6sito, 5cuando eS Ia boda
de. -?
-Cuidado, no me olga usted ell nom
bre; va sabe usted que me pirro por la
adivinanza. !.
-s Sabe usted quien me reiieros
ST, claro, me he dado cuenta en- Sc
guida. !. senala usted una Oticina de Ia
calle de Tetuan, donde suelo ir q tonlar
notas del alza y baja del aziicar
6quien no 10 adivina?
7Bueno, y 5cuando ed ESQ?
--Pues. 6l no quiere que Sc sepa,
como todos los enamorados; pero 20,
vamos, a usted, como aqul no nos oye
nadie, Sc 10 voy decir. -; en- Novie1n-
bre.
!" ELLA es encantadOra.
: acknowledgements bella; delicio-
samente buena, ique sc yo!, cakule u.s.
ted. como que ell chico es lerdo no su-
po ilevarse 10 mejorcito. :. s. Por cierto
que, en- ell Carolina deben haber lie
gado los fajones de sine que encarg6
para Ell piso que esta aderesando en- Ia
}ealle~ de. -.
i Alto ALA! Tambien me pirro pos
: H. :sdivinanza
3 Sabe usted en- que calle2
Mejor que usted.
sPasa el trolley por ellas
-Pasa Ell trolley, y le dire & nstea
mas, no esta ejos del hotel de Ingla~
terra.
Mo me olga usted mas
e;
1, EI baron de PrSnsatest0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-29

mase este Victor Rosario, y no tuvo
mas trabajo que recoger del BANJO los
anillos, pnes alli los dej6 olvidados
dieha senora al darse la diaria ablu-
ei6n.
III sirviente yendi6 ell aro grueso en-
peso y medic 4 ANA joven que 10 empe-
no mAs tsrde, y con los otros dos no
se sabe 10 que ha hecho. La policia ira
"a de inquiriylo.
II corrssponsal.
pauea % da geaAievvvhre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-29

i: 81 usted quiere vender, necesita que
eli lector de su anuncio tenga dinero pa
ia eomprar.
!: Annnciese en- el BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-29

In seho<2 G&rmen Marines ha po-
lido recupersr RI GRO Erxa~o que en
wzi6n d. dos ms fines y de menos va
-. IL satrsJe an muehsehs que tenia
= - sswyiese. hsse xigznss dfss. LA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-29

Ponce. Is de Septiembre.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-11

the guild will serve. That they may
know how many to provide for. all who
have received cards of invitation are
asked to notify Mr.. H C. -k1bbee OF
their intention to attend Places Will
be reserved in the order of acceptance.
Bishop Partridge will also speak at
meeting of the Womans Auxiliary Fri
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs J.
c. McChntock.
The Research club will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. T. G. Whiteker, 3lS
East Eighta street
The Kappa Sigma. men Of Washburn
college will have banquet tonight to
celebrate founders day
Mrs. NJ NJ. Miller gave a luncheon
today for Ter daughter, Mrs. John
Green, of Springfield Mo, who is to be
her guest until after the holidays Cow
ers were laid for: Mrs John Green,
Mrs Albert Green, Mrs. J. G. Leopold,
Mrs. j. L. Chamberlain of Lincoln Neo-'
and Mrs. George Mccoy.
Miss Mary Leavitt has returned home
after visit to her. cousin, Mrs T. "
SNYDER. of Leavenworth. She was the
guest of honor at a Kensington given
nv Mrs. Snyder Friday afternoon, and
made an address on her recent visit to
English cathedral cities, illustrated by
means Of a microscope
The Good Government club win meet
Thursday. December Ii, with Mrs. J.
D. Mcfarland 100 Harrison street the
subject of the meeting is Taxes and
Miss Maud Mary Kline will read pa
per on How to Figure Tax Receipts,
and Mrs. Ellen HUMPHREYS will speak
On 1.-THE Inheritance Tax Suffrage
notes will be given by Mrs. Ward Bur
lingame-
aef-
ern college for her vacation had a party
to celebrate her Homecoming. Among
the guests was young man who play
ed the violin, and during the evening
ssHearts and Flowers for the guests
The college girl kept up a eeaseless
fire of comments during the perform
ance, and at the end stopped to take
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ed chiefly of Crieg numbers. Mrs. Cav
gave a brief outline of the Peer Gynt
suite Mrs. Harry Tasker played In
the Hall of the Mountain King" ''ASa's
Death was given by Miss Gladys Cav;
"Anitra's Dance" by Mrs. TasAer. and
In the Morning by Mrs. Bowlby and
Miss Elsie Chapman. Miss Eva Currie
and Mrs. Laycock sang, Miss Ona May
Miller played a harp solo, and Miss Mil
Ter and Miss Cav gave a harp and vio-
lin duet. Mrs. Charles NJ. Sheldon, who
has Travelled in Norway, spoke infor-
the microscope, views of the various
places she visited.
X
For the winter wardrobe of the girl
of sixteen, the model shown is recon-
mended. 1t is of myrtle green serge
combined with contrasting plaid silk.
over the blouse of the silk is sort of
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breath long enough to hear some one
speak the name of the piece the young
man had just finished. 20 I love that
Hearts and Powers thing she gushed,
Wont you please play it for us, if
you know IT.
The Parent Teachers association held
an enjoyable meeting Friday afternoon.
The meeting was well attended and an
excellent program was provided, con-
sisting Of songs and recitations by Miss
Avery'S class, some piano solos by mem
bers of the school, and papers by Rev.
Mr.. Zook and Mrs. Kendall, followed by
discussions.
The sub-sophomores of the high
school gave a class party at the home
of Mr.. Chester Wahle, 1909 Clay
street. The following guests We're
present: Miss Hazel Boast, Miss Fran
ces Morrow, Miss Marguerite Thrapp,
Miss Lillian Martin, Miss Mildred
Bowman. Miss Emma Ackans, Miss
Ruth ogden, Miss Levina Pugf, Miss
Ada Mosier, Miss Lillian Mosier, Miss
Johnson. Miss Larimer, Miss Neva
King Miss Helen Fulton, Miss Dale
Manly, Mr.. Max McCollister, Mr.. Joe
Fay, Mr.. Anderson, Mr.. Hubert Glass,
Mr.. Charles Lyons, Mr.. Phil Samp-
son, Mr.. Chester Wahle. Mr.. Harold
Shanager. Mr.. Leonard Kline. Mr..
Paul Rippetoe. Mr.. Clarence Eastburg,
Mr.. John Nicely, Mr.. Arthur Schlee-
mer, Mr.. Harry Johnson, Mr.. George
Johnson, Mr.. Woodward Smith, Mr..
Schuyler Wehe and Mr.. George Mann.
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charming story by Mrs. William S. AL
bright, entitled 'Maggie's Very Own
Secret The story is written for chill
dren, is interesting, and illustrated
with pictures. Mrs. Albright was reared
here" Mrs. Albright formerly lived in
Topeka and is now visiting her sister,
Miss Ann Ruder, and Mrs Charles AL
len Mills.
X
Mrs. S G. drummer will entertain the
Elwell Bridge club Tuesday afternoon
at her home, 512 Harrison street.
X <
The Music Study club had a meeting
Friday evening at the home of Mrs.
Ralph Cav; Mrs. Cav and Mrs. Bowlby
were hostesses. The program was compos-
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deep, square bib of the serge and the
sleeve has a deep cuff of the same
shaped to the arm to the elbow and
buttoned its entire length with tiny
knotted pearl buttons. There is a col
lar of ecru lace. The skirt is cut with
a divided tunic of the green serge fall
ing over an underskirt of the plaid silk.
Girdle of plain silk in the color OF the
serge
The Topeka Avenue club win meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs Frank s.
Thomas. 1107 Tyler street.
The alumnae girls of the Sigma
Delta Psi sorority will have
meeting tonight at the home of Miss
Bess Renwick.
The Right Rev. Sidney c. Partridge,
bishop of KANSAS City, formerly mis-
sionarv bishop in Japan, will come to
Topeka this week. and viii address the
mon of The Cathedral club at their ban
quet Friday night. December Is, in the
church parlors. The banquet viii be-
gin at $50 o'clock. and the women Of
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The dinner dance to be given tonight
at the Eiks' club by Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lard n. Hall. will be attended by about
so of the closest friends of the guests
of honor. Miss Esther Rodgers and Mr..
Robert Pierce, whose marriage will be
celebrated New Years day
The following is from Leaven-
worth paper: The November number
of ST. Nicholas Magazine contains a
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Continued on Page 49,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-04
BRAZIL SETS PACE
 FOR THE b|G SHOW

New Orleans, May 3.-Brazil has set the pace for foreign countries in mak- ing the official announcement today of her purpose to participate in both of the big expositions to be held on the Pacific coast in 1915 in celebrat ation of the opening of the Panama canal. Buildings will be erected at both San Francisco and San Diego and compre- hensive exhibits will be installed.
 This announcement was made here today to Col. D. c. Collier, director general of the exposition to be held at San Diego, by pr. Eugene Dahne, special commissioner of the Brazilian government to the United States. Dr. Dahne will visit San Diego for the pur pose of selecting site on May 25, after which he will go to San Francisco to make preliminary arrangements for the exhibition of Brazil at the exposition to be held in that city. He will be accompanied by Dr. Gaston Netto Dos Refs, special representative of the Bra zilian departments of agriculture, com merce and industry.
 Dr. Dahne is extremely enthusiastic over the prospects of expansion of com mercial intercourse between the Unit ed States and the atin-American coun- tries following the opening of the Pan anna canal. He frankly says, that mil lions of dollars of Brazifs export and import trade, now controlled by Euro pean firms, rightfully belongs to Amer ican merchants.
 Brazil has already recognized the necessity of closer trade relations with the United States" said Dr. Dahne "and the great commercial interests of this country must sooner or later realize the advantages to them of the con- summation of these plans"
 Dr. Dahne and D.. Refs left New Or leans tonight for St. Louis, where they go in the interest of the establishment of through steamship lines between the Mississippi valley cities and Brazil.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-04
AN0RTHER MURDER FARM' DISCOVERED
Believed Poole Has Killed Farm Hands and Buried
 Them

Fowler, Ind, May 3.-Searching parties continued excavating on the farm of John Poole today in an effort to find traces of the bodies of Charles Mack and Charles Clark, who mysteriously disappeared after working for Poole, under arrest charged with the murder of Joseph Kemper. whose mutilated and partly decomposed body was found yesterday on the Poole farm The search will be continued tomorrow At the coroner's hearing today Grace Poole. daughter of the accused man, tes- tified she remarked about blood stains on the walls of the Poole home the day after Kemper disappeared. However, she said. she believed her father innocent. She came here from Chicago, where she is attending a seminary and was placed immediately under 5000 bond to appear as state witness. Her brothers, Emery Poole through whose activities the body of Kemper was found and his father ar rested. was placed under bond of 5000 as state witness.
 The younger Poole stated today he had his father arrested because he be- lieved he would kill his mother, sister and himself He said his father had threatened Kemper with violence, that he owed him 800 for work done on the farm and that often he had seen his father strike men employed by him.
 | The elder Poole is heavily guarded at the jail tonight as there have been many angry expressions against him. He main tains his innocence, saying he killed Kemper accidentally and feared to make | 1t known because of adverse public opin- | ion.
 | Poole, according to the sheriff, said he killed Kemper while out rabbit hunting on December 12, 1910. He said they were
 climbing over a fence when the shotgun
 was accidentally discharged, the shot taking effect in the back of Kempers head and killing him instantly. | The farmer said that he then cut the
 body into pieces and buried it with the
 refuse of the killing of hogs.
 | Two other farm hands who were em-
 ployed by Poole have been missing a
 number of years and today systematic | search of the Poole farm near here was
 begun and in the excitement here there are wild rumors of a second Belle Gun.
 ness" murder farm. The two men, whose
 absence has never been accounted for, art
 Charles Clark and Charles Mack.