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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-08
LA FE RIA

Aver Ias( doce fu6 inaugurada la
t'eria Insular por el Honorable Gober-
nador Cotton, & quien vimos acompana-
do de su secretariO particular senior Zlm-
mer,nan y teniente ayudante senior PARA
Cap6.
.e Despues de pronunciar breves frases,
i one fueron atentamente escuchadas por
la escasa cOncurrencia que esa hora
habia, el gobernador y sus acompanantes
recorrierOn los terren0s de la Ferla y
visitaron los diyersos pabcllones en- ella
,nstalados.
Por Ia tarde la concUrrencia fue mayor
Y hubo alguna auimaci0n.
Las carreras en- ell hip0dromo, de las
ouales p1blcamos u2l& oxtensa resena en-
otro sitio. quedaron nuy buenas.
A las cinco, en- III receso que hubo
de la pertinaz lluyia de toda la tarde.
nl famoso ayiador seiior Lincoln Beackey
hizo IN brilEante vueiO en- su blplano.
Maniol)r6 sobre los tArrenOs de la Ferla,
7)as6 como 4 dos metros del techo del
hip6dromo. en- un rasgo de suprema all-
dacia, y despu6s sc elev6 a gran alt'lra'
tanta, que Sc perdieron de vista el y s'l
biplano. Fu6 delirantemente aplaudldo'
A las seis Sc elev6 el globO anuncla-
do de 81 Sc tir6 con un paracaldas Lat
senorita que 10 tripulaba a regular al
tura.
Y con ESQ terlninaror los espectaculos
de la tarde.
< Por la nocho hubo funciones en- los
eircos y ell local de ezhibiciones tue vlsl-
tadisimo,
Ell bale 8 benefcio de La silnpatlca So
ciedad ESLa gotta de leclle" resulto AMI
nado habla en- 81, distinguida repre-
sentaci6n de nuestra sociedad selecta.
Las encantadoras seflorltas del Vaile
tienen un precioso establecimento de ne
1ados refreseos eI producldo de ei, es
4 benefcio de la sOciedad protectora de
mendigos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-08
FL laudo del jurado
En- sl Certamen de la Feria.
Domingo OROZCO

Los que suscriben miembros del Ju-
rado califcador de las producciones
presentadas al Certamen de la "a. Fe-
ria Insular, dentro del plazo senalado
y aJustadas al programa, acordaron
que las mejores, segl1n stl opinion, son
las siguientes:
Tema -"Canto al Progreso de
Puerto Rico. Lema--SSE SEl Sol sale para
todos.
Tema BEL Nuevo Noises. lie
ma-Nos gusta mas ell aqua cuando Sc
nos seea ,.:el pozo.--Franklin.
Tema c-Cartii1a sobre siembra, cnl-
two, recollection : preparation del ca,
fe para SUI venta al por mayor, ETC.
Lema-Pro bono Borinqnen. (texto in
gl6s.)
Como de merito aproximado q la
anterior, sc propone una medalla de
plata y mencion honor1fica para la Car
tilla senalada con ell lema-1 had much
ado to do it.
Tema Programa de Feria de
Puerto Rico. LENA Pro Patria
San Juan, P r., Diciembre de 1911.
Franciscoa J. Amy-Mannel Zeno
Gandla.-F'rancisco del Vale Atiles.-
Luis Munoz MOrales.-Lmis Sanchez
Morales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-08
Regalos de Gonzalez
Padln Herrxlanos

Durante las primeras horas de La ma
Tlana de aver segun anunciaron los
seilores Gonzalez Padfn Hmnos., fneron
favorecidas con los ticks roJos al hacer
sus compras en- dicho establecimiento
las siguientes personas: Ticket No, /,
Una Licorera, Sra. Rosa Ma Calaf, San
Juan; Ticket No. 2, Srta- Mercedes Flo
res santurce; Ticket No. 3, Una Licore-
"a, senior Arturo Sansenon, Puerta de
'Gierra; Ticket No 4, Una Figura gran
de, doiia Florentina Guerra del Toro,
San Juan Ticket No. 5, Una Figura de
iscuit, Leonilde Paoheeo, Bayamon :;
! ickes NJ. 6, Un iteloj de mesa, senior
Marcos~Col6p, Puerta de TERRA.
En- eada d1a nientras dure la Feria In
sular. Sc harau iguaies regalos que pu-.
bliearemos en- este raisno espacio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-08
u: I 'II'EII:::A''lTI'K0 I: I

La Pf5nceso del dollar, lley0 anoche,
por cuarta vez en- la temporada, numero-
sa y distinguida concurrencia al Num-
cardl.
va hemos dicho detenidamente como
interpreta esta obra la compan1a Cutie
rrez, y hemos senalado ell triunfo perso-
nalisimo de Esperanza Iris y del bar1to-
no Cabello.
La gentilisima tiple fue aplaudida con
entusiasmo y de id6nticos honores par
ticip6 ell notable baritone CabeIlo.
La Peral Llaurad6 sc hicieron aplau-
dir bravamente y repitieron el popular1-
simo datctt0.
Muy bien, como siempre Marcos, Rie-
ra y Villarreal.
Los coros, ell cuerpo de baile y La Or
questa, cooperaron al 6xito de la fun.
ci0n.
Esta noche, La Vaatda Ategre. Gran
exito de Esperanza Iris.
Domingo OROZCO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-08
Convene 4 todos

a to;,a persona CUE Sc suscriba al
BCLETIN NERCANTIL por I'M ano y
no1 rem1ta en- seguida su importe de
$500, con la orden correspondence, lie
serviremos gratis el peri6dico por 10
que resta de 1911. La suscripci6n del
ano empezara q contarse desde 10.
Enero 1912.
mo vacile en- darnos sus 6rdenes, y
pronto podra disfrutar de la ventaja
que le ofrecemos!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-08

no parece estar EN- la plentiful de sus
facultades, tai 10 demuestra las dos Ill
timas carreras que ha hecho.
Aunque no hubo gran movimiento en-
las bancas los dividendos fueron buenos :
Tom pag6 $3.71, PelIot $2.4o, Margot
1914, La Bruja $1.29.
Los records no valen la pena de ano-
tarse, dadas las condiones de pista & eau
sa de la 1luvia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-08
ESPECTACULOS
Teatro Municipal.

Teatro Municipal.
Gran compania Opereta, Esperanza
Iris. Esta noche, La Viuda Allegro"
gran 6xito de Esperanza Iris,
Cine "L4as Tres Banderas.
Esta noche Sc exlhibira un magnifico
programa escogido entire la Ultima re-
mesa de peIlculas recibida aver por los
Sres. Portell y Garcia. Hay muchos es-
trenos magn1ficos.
Sc esta terminando de construir ef
nuevo toldo que Sc instalara en- breye.
Merece pl1cemes La empresa por su
deseo de complacer al p1blico.
Cine de Ia Plaza.
I'm programa en- que entran los ulti-
mos inventos de Ia cinematograffa
Ell cartel de esta noche esta tornado
con pellculas rigurosamente sin ex-
trenar de IN gran interes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-19

por sioeripat 6 Moaneoer before
bier Snr, Serfor baooe ri ait qaa
meo Segclitip 70 South americo og
bit. 90 pi tiente Ronep berute, men
lott al Of it | 1888 / oct itore ara.
cfet. 9p Sooe, 200 Iorife maatte
90 oipap berira at tbot time % e tof
mig en- Sur til Rem gorf og biqm.
Since oa bar bet been mpcfet oaor.
Iige Sioer Der | aImoit 20 Aar, men
nom is Milbourne going abeaol
Melbourne is ben iineite 9p in the
@orI6. 9a c Rem 0orf mot NeI.
bourue2 Notbirgl Sfitne, nor.
rom StreetS | Rep 9orf. iuISe al
finete 6oIf iom fit "a ipu aamIe
Sfol (Sdmiot tor ia fororget en-
itor Eris al administrator.
apropos $50 - ser bar NOT pp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-19
Uorom0no Joroen runot
Srep til See. Soften" fra RormanbSs
forbunbets uhienbte commissioner.
gictoria.

Gictoria.
s Rattens Mltlnt bar Oct longe
eleeante 9l,rustog meo lin 2ait al
inorfenoe 4eriteflasies.W enneifer
posieret ipooper giennem Neip go.
@oles unoer De bIna gierge, % /
en- aurIe Worgentime topper ri peo
9r9nien moo Sictoriu.
= gpt Sogl
= Sporfor oct? 50, &egieringer.
ne | auitralien bar / lin 8isbom
funoet paa at ia forifieQig Spor.
pibhe pon Sernbonerne / ale Sta.
ter iaa intet So9 fan pasiere 8rGn.
ierne. Men berfor peIii9nes MI pg.
ioa Hegieringerne bOer Dog paa oct
fraftigite oeo iamtIige @ranieitatio.
ner.
Get err moriomt at ~iammenligne
FubIifitm Der og Ser | gerSen! s
6ranfrig bilbe et iligt Solcrtog
p9re fpIot al biitin9Oerte, ioisnerte.
parfpmcrte Wenneifer meS 8lac6.
banifer paa. Ser / 2luitroIien ItrGf.
fer Sen pelitiQebc @orgerIigbeb Tia /
alipeerne meo St6Dlcrne pao Elpid.
iRbcrne, = man Logger life Zig
Seet paa Eoliturer.
Soget farer iDOooer giennem Sfog
og rpobet 2anS. Ser er nof life
mango RorSmGnS blnnSt Sormer.
ne Der, men en- er blet napnfunSig
formeoelit lin itore beiIige Srugt.
farm: Wr. 8. g. Taulien fra Smoa.
lenene, MI boiat peO RurrapfloSens
BREEDER. San fomrer netop irS
Soget peb en- al Smaaitationerne,
= @uIbfi9oe uoenoaa @eiten.
Weu ies bor 10 foat prspe Iibt Of
boert iiben ieg fom iIanb os be.
spnote iom arif, iortpIer ban. Hli
gaar oct bra, mel bet err nPiten
umuIis at iaa ififfelise I~rbeiosfof,
Der tramper mnrseiIngs ScIf ON.
firing opoper 2arost, men BET er
melt noe Raf, 90 Be Rcrife iom
fomnier er nrit.u be o9rite, for De
er misfornDiet meS a%Itingen!
gebpgselien bIir tpttere og t9t.
tere efteriom Ri rRrmer cs Nlel.
bourne; etpar unse Bigger fGaer
Spset Tibet / itraft Salop os ipin.
ger meo Piitm: Saaol $aQo! Get
bIir iolfiomt pan 9eiene os ri pos.
ierer Sog eiter Cog iulSe al 2mos.
iolf: CIR Der noe iGrIig p~aaf9roe2
Ran ier iorbauiet paa mig, - bpem
err on iom life peS at Der er Seiteuo.
filling ! Sobeoitaoen2 Wansen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-19

batter, b~noribIonot Sen beruatebe
Stenoeiorosfncif. er @einrbeiSe poa.
bcapnot % astes forfeit uooper Bin.
tercn.
SorbenpGrenbe 29rer / 8rue, 60.
Tor, Inocrs Sronoien Sblrne al
Sang bar / CONNER itipntet SIR.
800 til InifaifcIie al ssger i'll Bier.
fe StoIcs @ornebibliotsf i 8rue.
8 RGsclpen peo 6agernes err al
8illbimeb 9uIlbosen % SanSIege
9i9r' anlagt gleftriritetspcrt, Ger
fan ifaiie 9eIpsnins til bper Sno.
paaner paa SaserneS, % Oct er III
iir % i9roist. SoreIebig er Ger i'll.
"@aIores" initalIeret 400 camper,
iepnt ioroeIt oper belle arebien; men
SeIifabct fan poerlieere ifaiie 2raft
til ca. 800 camper. 6orlIeen 9ps
fan @nlGeset osiaa Ifaife Guersi til
Here minore Roterer. Oct belle In.
leg foiter ca. $4,000 aroner. 2ili.
ten or forreitcn label meo eIeftrici.
tet paa Iere Steoer / epre Sa!oris,
oe ben iom MI bar en- lioen 5os, eisr
9eregnineer % Sperilng opcr, bpor
mango Seltefr9fter Der fan ubpin-
oeS, bpor itor arcos Der fan opIpieS
off,, oio. Set er M fln aapitaI,
Der manqIcr; tbi Sosie bar oi mango
al men Sen fommer rof meb Chen,
bare hi in:srcr oS meb SaaImobis.
be6.
8iftcrmanl.
2cnsmanb / citre Sliore gipinS
Berg o9 Srsfen S~ngcbi6rg Gebers.
batter Steine, eitre @nuSbnI. Ser.
eeont IIbert Iamot, nororc 2ono, 90
6rcfcn SnscIeip 9itcn5outter gbc.
eaaro, Bang.
SposfalS.
s Sang: SeIge SeI9eien 2eire,
SO aar.
s peItrc Sliore: Sngcbisrg S.
Sopibaffen, SO Iar.
SisIge "@albres" er euooiocre
fslgenoe bsbe:
S sitre Slibre: @ulbrano MiffcI.
fen 9eito, 81 Iar; Seber Slien
Sopi, so aar; Slime 8. Segge, &C
glor; Ole 8. golitab, 46 aar; gnge.
bret Sorgeirien Snitoo, SO Iar.
s norbre IuroaI: grgebret g.
Sconcs, "a Iar; Grit 6. &isrltuo,
81 Iar; Serit z. llInGsba9en, rs
Mar.
s isnore Mitroal: 8lrnbiIb Iaicn,
70 aar; 8unbilo Sibemanbsbattcr
@rso, SO aor; Sngrio s. Gslpen,
fsot Horobp, 70 Ior; Ears Slfen
Suiet, Seoalcn, "a Iar.
s gtnsoalen: Worit s. SieIb,
63 Gor; Warit 8. Solcn, 60 Iar.
8interen bar iaa imnot mclbt lin
Infcmit, ibet 8eiret er nogct fis'
Iigere, men Den Meebsr, man bar
pertct / leneere Sib, er frcmeeleS
life fommen. 8iItncf regncbc bet
Iiot / SIutnineen al I. 81, ion at
set iattc Iiot 2ip / Glpe oe SGfte.
men M er DC paanp uOtsrreee, og
Der err aaercSe Iaubmangrl pua
Here Steber. Sorreiten bar ut bapt
ct ubmerfet Ssitoeir, % a~reaturerne
bar ioroetmeite ernGret iie.
Sang, Saloris, 1Soe Oft. 1911.
g.. O.. 6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-19

ret mar9eilaes GIementer blan6t be
Rorite berneOe. gngang bar Der to
al bore 2anosm9nb iom boboe | en-
8%lnnfeitabel uoenior Waelbourne; be
boooe bare ct Bar Sfo tiIianmert,
ioa ranr Den ere gift til gpen madtte
BEN aroen bore ~"hienme". en- nr-
BEN Ror0manO ipo6ierte omfrins I
9oerirot - men BET bar ogiaa off
BET ban eieoe al aI9r / Senne Ser.
ben! (U1ere).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-19

Seuo "2ecorab.poften" til Slrdtrfrae oa
GenHer ! @dmlclduoet. ItrsOdaS od ;Sres
onssue9aOcr ioi,er $3.50; 5reongsu5eGoen
aIeue. St.25 pr. gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-19

snrerifnuereu: "gpen 6oorfor itadr Sc
Der belle Saseu meS SGuSerue / 2oms
merne2~
~europoerer: "Scroi iee fife bar rGs
ret hcr lRuse not til at I9re at ftitte
SGuSerue / andre SOILS CONNER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-19

Stortbingsmano Sbrne reiite ben
lite os. til Sriitiania for at oeltaJe
/ ocn foriterfeoe SuItitsfomitees
grbeibe.
8cb WoareSstbinget for norbre
galoris Den t3oe (. sc. blep 9sfen
Sotel meo tilbsrenbe Soroeicnoom
inbleit oeo SDel Of @unnar goe.
gaaro for 10000 &roner. Ieo fer.
tie Cart pG%roiattes Oct til $4,000
Str.
Sroferer gaberg er gienpaIgt Tom
Professionalism / norore guroaI,
og nGit aaberg baooe @~aarobruaer
8. z. Soennes De fleite Stemmer.
Soteleier Spar Spbal. Spin. bar
nplig pGret / 2arpif meo II Stems.
opr, s Simlcr os 8 9uffe, bpiIfe
ran bopoc iolgt til Soalinneer Gar.
len, Der aster at fragte Sisie til Zen
Spo Georgia os Hippo Dem no Der.
Spis De tribes Der, er Oct Sr. Gar.
lens Wening at fisbe inc en- bel Gel
Samren ira Soloris % iaa Dem
iraetet oper iii Spb Georgia.
Gaa Str9fningen 8ierhoffen-
2ie @ro-Eie, bpor Der paa Den
ganle Sopeopci er mango Sfarpe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-19
8iftcrmnnl.

2cnsmanb / citre SliSre gipiuS
Berg oQ 5refcn SngcbiGra 9eberS.
batter Steire, eitre @nuSoaI. Ser.
seont IIbcrt Iamot, nororc 9onb, og
8rpfen SngeIeip 9~iien5oatter gbc.
ooorh. Nn1n
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-19

nsr er ingen Fortjeneste I at avle stubber
v medmlndre du kan brtnge den III at voxe heIt
ovenpaa Jorden Diet lenner sig like at yedbliye
at betsle Skstter paa Sutherland Aar efter Aar.
uden at faa en- eneste Cents Fortieneste tilhgga
aerfor Tusinder Farmere har allerede fat;et def.
IT, og trIkket sine Stubber ui med en- Hercules mel.
stalls Stump Fuller NJ tredobbelt Kraft. Den
er gsranteret nc trekke on hyilketsonhelst grant
OK vi VII esstatte hvilkelsomhelst hukket stebt s
Nasldnen yar Skyld I Bruddet. Du kan ain ledIe
tnekke Stubber for dino Naboer paa Kontrakt elIer
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500

No. 1862 East Bound Leaves 9:54 a. m.
No. 1853 West Bound Leaves 4:37 p. m
No. 1856 East Bound Leaves PAS p. m.
No. 1877 West Bound Leaves 1898 a. m.
Great Northern
No. 33 West Bound Leaves at $3.50 p. II,
No. "a East Bound Leaves at 1908 p. II,
No. IS West Bound Leaves at 3:42 a. N
No. SO East Bound Leaves at 1:2O a. m
No. 1O5 North Bound Arrives at 7:4O p m
No. 1O6 South Bound Leaves at $50 m
Freight West Bound Leaves at 800 a. m
Freight East Bound Leaves at $3.50 p. m
Minnesota l. International
No. 80 South Bound Leaves at Sis a. m
No. 81 North Bound Leaves at $40 p. m
No. "a South Bound Leaves at 11:35 pm
No. 80 North Bound Leaves at 4:2O a. m
Freight South Bound Leaves at 7:3O a. m
Freight North Bound Leaves at 600 a. m
MINI. Red Lake 4 Man.
No. North Bound Leaves at 1885 p. m
No 2 South Bound Arrives at 1890 a. m
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o OUTSIDE NEWS CONDENSED <

OTTAWA, ONT.-Maxville, on the
Grand Trunk Railway in Glen Gary
County, was almost destroyed by fire
The loss is about 100000.
lLWAUKEE- Joseph Grim
melman, S. j., formerly president of
St. Xavier's College, Cincinnati, has
succeeded Rev. James :McCabe, S. j.,
as president of the Marquette Uni
versity.
WICHITA, KAN.-Mgr. John H.
linen, formerly chancellor of the
Catholic diocese of Wichita, was con-
secrated bishop in the presence of
many Catholic dignitaries. He will
take charge of the Lincoln, Neb., do
cese.
COALGATE, OKLA.-C. Schultz
Of Oklahoma City dropped to instant
death at Phillips, two miles south
of here, when after he had become
entangled in the guy rope of a burn
ing balloon and carried several hum
dred feet in the air the rope gave
way.
PHILADELPHIA. Pennsyl-
vania Supreme Court ruled that the
killing of J. Clayton Erb, Republic
can politician, who was shot by his
sister-in-law during a quarrel, was
an accident and ordered an insurance
company to pay Erb's sister a $4,000
accident claim.
STARKVILLE, MISS.-State Sem
ator Theodore Bilbo, aspirant for the
Democratic nomination for lieuten-
ant governor, was attacked by J. J.
Henry On train at Blue Mountain,
Miss, and dangerously beaten. The
attack was the result of campaign
speech delivered by Bilbo.
ALBANIA distinguished gath
ering participated in memorial SER
vice arranged by the legislature in
honor of the late David B. Hill, for
mer governor and United States SEN
ator. Governor Dix presided and the
main eulogy was delivered by Alton
B. Parker, an intimate friend and po-
litical associate of the dead states
man.
NEW YORK.-No less than g.
100000 barrels of beer were sold in
the United States during the twelve
months ended June 80, an increase
over the previous twelve months of
6.21 per cent according to the annual
report of the United States Brewers
| Association. The whisky sold was
valued at $146,973,OOO, an increase
of nearly $S,OOO,O00.
CANONSBURG, PA.-Geo. Brown
IS, of New York City, newspaper
circulation promoter, was killed; c.
H. ThaHmer, sporting editor and F.
Doubleday, reporter on the Washing
ton Record, and ]. Cephus Guthrie
chauffeur for an automobile company
at Washington, Pa, were hurt by the
overturning of the touring car in
which they were riding. The cal
was a prize in newspaper contest.
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Attorney General Simpson is a
busy man.
On May ~ last Viggo Peterson,
Socialist, but otherwise respectable
citizen, filed charges in St. Paul
charging Sheriff Hazen with being
a swindler, an incompetent official
and a generally undesirable citizen.
The busy Mr.. Simpson has been
so rushed that he just hasn't had
time to write an opinion as to
whether the petition is sufficient
grounds for an investigation.
A few days ago petition similar
to the one filled by Mr.. Peterson
was presented by Minneapolis ask
ing that certain county commits
sioners be removed.
Did the busy Mr.. Simpson put of
action on that petition for six or
seven weeks.
He did not.
The petition was granted and a
speedy investigation ordered in Hen
nepin county, and good old Hen
nepin county has been known to
give republican candidates fol
governor a substantial vote.
You know we told you the Other
day that it is reported on good
authority that Attorney General
Simpson wears a miniature governors
desk for a watch charm.
So far as the busy, buzzy Mr.
Simpson knows, Beltrami county
may be losing hundreds of dollars
from her strong box, prisoners may
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THIS DATE IN HISTORY
July 10.

July 10. 6
9 15O9-John Calvin, founder of 6
" the Calvinists, born in 9
o Picardy. Died in Geneva, g
9 May 27, 1864. @
@ MISREPRESENTATION of William @
o of Orange. @
9 l6SS-The city of Smyrna, in O
@ Asia, destroyed by an o
@ earthquake. @
@ 17O4-The fortress of Gibraltar 9
9 taken by the British. 9
@ 1723-Sir William Blackstone, o
@ celebrated English auth g,
@ GRITTY on law, born. Died 8
February IA, 1880. o
." 178O-Count de Rocham- o
o beau and 5000 French o
" soldiers arrived at New !:
@ port to aid the Ameri- .
@ cans =
9 lS32-First steamboat arrived 8
@ at Chicago. 8
@ 189O-Wyoming admitted to 3
8 statehood. -
@ 1S98-American squadron re- @
@ sumed the bOmbardment @
@ of Santiago. o
" 1904 France-German agree 8
@ ment on Morocco was an (.
@ nOunced. o
@ 191O-Johann Gottfried Gale, 8
9 the German astronomer o
@ who discovered the plan O
@ ct Neptune, died at Pots @
@ dam, Prussia. @
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be roaming about at will, anarchy
may reign but the busy Mr.. Simp-
son can't find time to say vhethe r
conditions should b, investigated
In the class of bright and shin.
ing state officials Mr. Simpson is 50
far from the top that even the boast
ing Of his own bigness is almost in
audih)n
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-07-10

Why not give the people chance
to know whether Hazen is guilty OF
the charges. If the governor was in
for justice would he not give a man
chance to prove it? If Hazen is
not guilty it would be only proper
for the governor and attorney gener-
al to act to show the people that
Hazen is right. When the governor
refuses to act, it is we'll understood
by the people that there is a Niger
in the wood pile.-Bemidji Gray
matter.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-07-10

A bull dog and an aeroplane got
mixed up at Atlantic City. the other
day with the result that the plane
couldn't fly any more than Widow
Wilkins sway backed rooster and
the dog will never bite another
flying machine, for now he is made
into oatmeal soap.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-07-10
MOTHERS AND CONviCTS.

One of the things which go tc
make William R. Hearst's news
papers famous is the fact that theil
columns abound in what newspaper
men have come to term human
interest" stories-stories which stir
the emotions; that excite sympathy
Hearst employs the cleverest writer's
money can buy to pen these 'tea1
sQueezers.."
But often these talented persons
play the stuff too strong, and their
stories are strained until they are
unnatural, and lose force.
! There is little publication in
Minnesota, edited by men who re-
ceive no salary, and who are put
away from the outside world, which
contains more tugs at the heart in
one issue than Hearst and his bril-
liant array of tear squeezing artists
can dope up in a month.
1t is The Prison Mirror, published
by the convicts at Saltwater.
In the columns of this tragic pa
per, which nevertheless is a blessing
to the inmates, you run across such
things as this, contributed in this
instance by convict signing him
self, A. F. B.:
"For the sake of those here who
feel that they are forgotten and for
those on the outside, who, from time
to time read The Mirror, l quote
some extracts from a letter received
today. May each one who reads this
let the words sink deep into their
hearts and if there is any manhood
left it will surely come to the top.
The letter, in part, is as follows:
"'You don't know how sorry we
all are that you did not get parole.
We all feel as sorry as you, especial
ly mamma and she just now said:
Tell Albert to keep up and be brave
little longer, for it makes it harder
for all of us to bear when he gets
discouraged You know it is not her
fault that you are there. She feels
! the punishment of your wrongdo-
| ings as keenly as you. / am moth
er, as you know and we Nigh as we'll
| be put behind prison bars with our
boys when they are sent there. Our
hearts are there suffering with you.
Never think that we do not care for
you, you are still our boy, flesh of
our flesh, blood of our blood. When
you suffer, we suffer with you. You
are your own worst enemy, brother
dear, for none of us would ever have
the heart to send you where you are
today
every one of those words cut
like knife and I am thankful that
my hide was. not too thick for the
point to reach home. 1 am strong
again; peace came with the letter
and from my heart I say: God bless
the Mothers and Sisters who for our
sake and who for our sins are forced
to serve the sentence with u.s."
The love Of mother and sister new
err was more graphically illustrated
than the letter from this woman to
the loved one who, though he wears a
convict's garb, is still son and broth
er and who despite. the fact he is
branded a criminal has mans
heart.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-07-10
Another Boost for Torrance.

BY the recent startling develop
ments in regard to Cass Lakes prom
inent citizen, G. M. Torrance be-
comes county attorney of Beltrami
county. The mills of the gods grind
in funny way sometimes, but Tor
rance is certainly all right.-Moor-
head Independent.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-07-10
And We are Proud of You, Baudette

The people who had to leave Bau-
dette' in a hurry on the night of
October 9TH, and who were back the
following morning poking among the
ashes for their corner stakes, have
reason to be proud of themselves as
they look up and down the streets.
The Bigger and Better Baudette''
has become a reality in less than nine
months after the terrible disaster of
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-07-10

1t begins to look as if the govern
ment, when it ordered the tobacco
trust to dissolve, bit off more than
it could chew.