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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-21

they have In view. Some OF Alan
axer SuilivAn's men are not In view
at all. yet Up TO Monday evening
the only tnfieider who had appeared
was Baker. However. the others are
expected Tuesday.
And anyway. the fnoncnrus league
meeting h over. and as stated In the
beginning. all Il harmony in that or
ganixatton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-21
THEATRE -sIlRNS, ACTOR
BREAKS HID ANKLE

DIES MONIES. La. March 11.-Fire
early to-day gutted the auditorium.
Iowa'a largest theatre. and endanger-
ca surrounding buildings, causing
Icss az 1E0.O0o. Tho house was
leased W the 6huherta.
NIcholas Baker IN actor. jumpsd
from . Min4Ow and brooks m auhIe.
nd ! nfsuna.h wAa INFUSED Az fslitng
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-03
TRUST FUND
FOR INDIANS
SACS. FOXES AND MISSISSIPPI
TRIBES WILL RECEIVE FULL
PRO RATA OF 100000.

Washington, oct. 2.-The Sacs and
Foxes in Iowa and Oklahoma will re
ceive their full pro rata share Of the
81 .02O 900 trust fund now In the treas
ury to their credit as soon as they
assume citizenship Many OF the Ok
lahoma members OF this tribe have
applied for apportionment OF the fund
and allotment Of the lands, aud the
secretary Of the interior sought an
oninion from the controller OF the
treasury as to whether lie had auth
ority to withhold $4,000 from these
trust funds for the support of schools
and other purposes.
The controller decided that such a
reduction Of the funds to be appor-
toned wOIld be unlawful
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-03

The Lombardment of Tripol began
at noon today, according TO scattering
reports from various sources reaching
the European capitals. Gable commu'
nication is still cut off.
TIE Turkish fleet mas not reached
DardaneIes. bu, has separated and
is still being sought by the Italians,
The German foreign office today
announced that it would not proc lain
neutrality for the reason that the
war seems to be over.
Turkey toGay presented a note to
England, complaining that Italy began
hostiiities before a declaration OF
war.
A prominent Egyptian today mott
fled Turkey that he would collect an
army Of thirty thousand Egyptians 70
aid in repulsine Italy from Tripoli'
It is reported that Arabe with eieh-
teen thousand Mauser rifles have re-
tired to the Tripoli hills. bent on a
drawn-out guerilla war-are.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-03
j. J. PIPES, WHO WAS GUARDING
STRlKssREAKERS, SHOT AND
KILLED TODAY.
TWO OTHER GUARDS INJURED
Illinois Central Officials Say That
They can Get All the Men They
Want, But Work is Too Light to
Use Many

Chicago, ILL.,, oct. 3.-The Harr'-
man strike today resulted in one
death ]. J pipes, a special officiar
guarding the Southern Pacific strike
breakers. was shot and killed in
trouble with strikers at Houston,
Texas.
Two other guards were injured.
Everything is quiet here TODAY.
Illinois Central officials say they
can hire back all Of the men needed
but that work Isl too light to engage
more.
Union leaders insist that the roads
are greatly handicapped. The pension
SYSTEM in use on some roads is be-
lieved to have prevented maHr OF
the old men joining the strike.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-03
.ENTOMBEO MINERS
FINALLY SAVED
AFTER BEING ENTOM5ED FOR ga
HOURS, FOURTEEN ALASKAN
MINERS ARE RESCUED.

Falrgcnls, Alaska, Oct. 2.-The
fourteen men who were entombed in
the Shakespeare mine on Dome
Crek were reacmhed today, little
worse for their confinement of eigh-
ty-four hours. E.
A drill hole through which they
had been proyisioned was enlarged
by thaNing until It was big enough
to permit the body o. man to
pass.
The imprisoned miners were pulled
mp, one after another to the surface
1,27J feet above.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-03
STEPHENSON SPENT
MUCH FOR NOMINAL TON
WISCONSIN SENATOR TELLS THE
INVESTIGATOR THAT MONEY
WAS FOR NOMINATION.

Milwaukee, Wis. oct 3.--The sum
Of over one hundred thousand dollars
expended by Senator Stephenson TO
secure his nomination was. used fo1
brass bands, Autographs, buttons and
other campaign advertising, according
TO testimony before the investigating
committee today by r. \. Edmonds,
Stephenson's manager
All of the money was spent toward
the nomination. none toward tnt
election, he said. and all the workers
filed accounts in compliance with
the law.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-03
Rnss MAY Run.

Lawton. Okla. Oct. Col. Leslie
p. Ross. candidate in the last state
primary for democratic nomination
for governor, probably will be a can
didate for congressman at large next
wear. An admission os such inten-
ton was made Monday. S. VI. Gun
ningham, also mentioned by Lasater.
denied any intention of entering the
race.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-03
YAQUA| INDIANS USED
SOLID GOLD BULLETS
IN RECENT MEXICAN REVoLU-
TloN INDIANS USED BULLETS
MADE OF GOLD.

San Francisco, Cal Oct. 3.-Solid
gold bullets were us deby the Yaqui
Indians in fighting the forces of
Porfiro Diaz in the recent Mexican
revolution, according to passengers
arriving here today on the steamer
Curacao.
In the Mazatland Hospital, where
the wounded wer eoperated upon, II
was discovered that the bullets we're
of gold and a few OF the patients
received enough glod TO pay their
doctor bills.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-03
WOMAN MAYOR TO
TELL EXPERIENCE
ELLA WILSON OF HUNNEWEll,
KANSAS, TO ADDRESS ILLINOIS
WOMEN EDITORS

Chicago, H.. oct 3.-The Job OF
being mayor Will be the subject OF
an address at the Art Institute here
Thursday by Mayor Ella Wilson OF
Hwnnewell Kansas, under the aus
pices of the Illinois Women's Press
Association
The Chicago city council has ac-
cepter an invitation 10 attend
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-03

W. J. Lane announces that he will
be in his new quarters at the West
heimer & Daube Blue Front by the
last of the week, mechanics will be
busy preparing for his coming at once
and he hopes to he in his new loca-
tion soon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-03
TAFT At PUBLIC
LAND CONVENTION
PRESIDENT DlSAGREES WITH
CONVENTION REGARDING THE
LEASING OF LANDS.

Denver, Colo, Oct addressing
fhe Public Lands convention today,
President Taft flatly disagreed with
the convention continent regarding
the leasing of public lands by the fed
eral government, as expressed in yes
terdays resolutions. The west needs
capital to develop its public lands, ne
said. "Only through the federal leas-
ing system can such capital be induc-
ed to come west"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-03
CENSUS OF TOWN OF AUSTIN
SHOWS FIFTY-FoUR PERSONS
MISSING.
THEY BEGIN RELIEF MEASURES
Food and Supplies Are in Demand
Now, as Those Who Escaped With
Their Lives Are at Present Facing
Famine.

Austin, Pa, oct 3.-Today tho list
of unknown dead stanGS at thirty
two, while the census of Austin
shows, fifty-four persons missing.
Il is believed that the worst is
now known. Relief measures are
underway.
Food and supplies are in demand
as the people are facing a famine.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-03
Shor. anc Bloodless War.

London, Oct. 2.-From present ap'
pearances the Turko-Italian wa"
promises to be the shortest and mos
bloodless war in. history. Thus far
its distinguishing character has been
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-03
FARM { RS.

Bring your cotton to Ardmore. A
brand new standard farm wagon will
he given away free every Saturday to
some man who sells his cotton in Ard
more
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-03

the absence of fighting, and with
Germany acting as peacemaker Il
may be ended lelore fighting occurs.
II is concluded thai no mediation
will be accepted by Italy until She
has accomplished the military occu-
patton of the TripOitan coast. After
jhat, negotiations will be mucn easier
and are not unlikely to be successful
if Turkey will accept a money indem.
nifty for allowing Italy to establish
herself in Tripoli, as England did in
Egypt
News fitering in from various
sources continues to be Of a mega
tive sort Evidently Tripoli has noc
been bombarded and is not likely to
he if the Turks do not oppose the
lending. The warlike operations are
confined to a blockade and the cap
ture on either side y few small
vessels
It is now admitted from the Turkey
side that Prevesa is not occupied.
Italy's announcement that she has
no intention to carry the war into
European Turkey will do much to
allay apprehension over Balkan or
other complications.
Turkev's ministerial difficulties
have not been solved, but generally
the situation looks more hopeful
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-03
FARM e RS.

Bring your cotton to Ardmore. A
brand new staIalard farm wagon will
be given away free every Saturday TO
some man who sells his cotton in Ard
more
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-03
strikebreaker Kills swltchm an.

Chicago, Ill, oct 3.-Robart Mitch
ell. an Illinois Central switchman,
was shot and killed by a strike
breaker here today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-03

Every time a man pays a bill he
buys experience.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-03
HUNDREDS OF LIVES LOST

Antwerp. oct. 3.--Two hun
dred and forty lives We're lost
in coasting craft during Sun
days North Sea storm. over
one hundred bodies have been
washed ashore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-03
ARDMORE. OKLAHOMA TUESDAY EVENING OCTOBER , 1911
COMMANDMENT OF TR|POL| BEGUN
COMMUNICATION COMPLETELY CUT OFF

REPORTS REACH DIFFERENT RoPEAN CAPITALS THAT 5oM
EARNEST ToOAN-TURkEY PRE-
sENTs NOTE MPLAINlNG THAT ITALY BEGAN
POSSIBILITIES BEFORE RATION OF WAR-EGYPTlANs TO
COLLECT ARMY OF THIRTY ousAND MEN TO OPPOSE THE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-03
T r RE:E::

Free to farmers who bring their cot
ton to Ardmore, a brand new stand
ard Farm Wagon every Saturday.
Every farmer who brings his cotton
to Ardmore will receive free ticket
for each bale of cotton weighed by
the County Weigher and to the
holder of one OF these tickets a
brand new wagon will be given away
each Saturday for at least five weeks.
The drawing which will determine
the lucky ticket will be done in
manner SO fair that it will be salts
factory to all. 1t will pay you to
bring your cotton so miles 10 the
Ardmore market The tickets are
now ready and on Saturday, October
Z the first wagon will be given away,
~Bringyour cotton to Ardmore this
week and ride home in the new wagon
Ardmore pays. the highest price
for cotton, ii ere is greater competi
ton among the buyers, there is
greater competition among the mer
chants, the largest stock of goods
are in Ardmore, you can buy dry
goods, groceries, hardware, farm sup
plies and anything you need here
cheaper than in any other town. The
banks are better able and more will
ling to accommodate you here. Come
on with your cotton and let's make
Ardmore greater cotton market
than it has ever been before.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-10-03
The Weather

:: New Orleans, La, Oct. g.
:: The weather forecast for Okla
:: homa for tonight and Wednes
:: day IS generally cloudy. Cooler
:. tonight except in the south
:: east Cooler Wednesday ex-
:: cent in the northwest.
q y :: Z; {: :. :; y {. ;, :. :; . =
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-23

lcuenleben %ici11es So5ncs Sobarm
mobl am Hlaee. - S. @. Sllger lit
NIT ser Grrihtln1g zines 5d)uppen
fir iei11 nenes Mutomobil beld)aftigt.
Gem @errn Anton 6ronf {tebt feline
Miirbe ais uMarn fir Nues" lei oen
jcbiacu piclerlci Arbeiten I'M Yfarr=
bouie ont's 8elte an. gr eT!lnert on
sic oeuti9en @erbdltniiie:: Sm Winter
madt CT @urit u116 I'M CONNER lit
CT 3imn1crlnam uro Maler. - GaS
9auen lit bier mieoer inl oouen @an=
&C, po5l, mobl sic Incorporation MT
iercr 0rtidaft 5um grobcn Ibeil BET
tragt. 1em5ufolge lit Sic gfod}fraga
fir 8aubol5 aud ungemei11 ltorf, mo
fat Sbomas Sal1er bon hem 6iefen
Monat erboltenen 8au1noterial nur=
mebr menig an @ano. - Mld. Sdn=
Ter lit Montog nah ct. Gloub ber5o=
gen uno fat sic Ginridtlng letnes
90 ebgergeiddftes Dem Sal. Sabn per-
fouft. - 81. 8. &ilia,,, melder 5met
@oden lang alf's &ranfen5immer
aneemicien mar, lit jett mieoer int
itanbe, ieinen characterization nod)=
''3uaeben. - 6rou g6uoro Sabn tit
|ihmer e%rfrdnft. - Gnl,ntn=@ ommtl}ar
eocnb Weber fat iid GSreitao i'm Bt!nn
&oipitol 81 Gapnespiae ei11er Spera='
tion lmter5ieben miiiie1, oeren SOL
gen ser &offnung &alrn geben, oal Is:
ser Gatient balls geneien in Sen &reis'
seq Seinigen 5urudfebren r,nb benz
@ountp in ieiner Stellung rod lanae
quite 9ienite 1eilten fam.
81. Martin. !
Motbias @abn miro, iobelb oaS bo-
gu beitimmte @ebal1oe fertig lit bier
ein Metgergeidaft er0tt1len, rn0 5a
CT Sen &uf zines guten 6lel1d)erS nno
@rrl tmaders genieBt, miro CO ibm an
Bent ermiinidten Grtolge nitt fe5len.
- 9fic. 8lonigen laBt al1f ieiner cine
balbc Meile BON bier geIegenen Tarm
il, oieiem 1riibiabr einen neuen Gall
crridrten. = Sn Ser 6amilie So.
apblcr itellte iid ein melodies Mao=
de1 ei1. Moge 0oslclbe sur Jreloe
Scr Glter11 ,pod)len uno gcoelhen! -
Gin fleines &i1ro ser 6omilie IS.
apbler, mcldes 6reitag I1arb, murse
Sanitag Madmtittaa Sem Sdob Ser
@roc iibergeben. - S11 Ser aird)e er=
frantic 1rol1 Sobn Slmld}eio am
Mo,1tog oerart, ooB lie niht mebr
lod @alrle gebrad)t meroen fonnte.
Or. @oag nabm. lie iii ar5tlide Btlege,
nad)ocm tic unter permonotlhoftltdeS
Sboob gebradt moroen mor->
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-03-23
mrrl1unts
Nattntal Bunk.

Nl1bmooren9eidaft eins1faltf fen. -
S,Splepb Sdn1iot bon Melrpie fat bier
Gin ELECTROMAGNETIC etoblirt uno be-
treitt al,d) %gleih5eitig Sen Glebba1=
>cl. = Irou Sobn 5patb, melde fir
eini1c Mpd3en Sos &ral1fenbett bitten
ullBte, lit mieoer a1f uno I'M Sta11=
Sc, ilrcr @oltsarbeit ppr5ulteben. -
Sssulius Dpf bat einen grpBe11 @orratb
Scr uerld)ieoeniten @aaren an 9ano.
Seine Mid)te, SRI. &ortbof bon Wt1a-
neopolis, meilt oils m1gelle6mer @alt
in le ner Ia1nilie. - Soiepb 9ierfbi=
Tina maht Elm gar oiiiteres @eltdt;
ieine srou fat i'm perlallen, febrt
n1d,ite ISOLDE obcr mie0er an feline
seite suriid. - Midael, Sobn Ser
Tomilie Saul @inter, melder mege11
9}beumatism>s ieine Ste0ung in &ra=
n1ers @iiennoarenitpre aufgeben n1llB=
tie, tefinoet iih auf 0em @ege Der
8eilerung. - Saul CHER, meld)er leb=
ten Monot bier Elm 5attlergeiaaft er-
0ffnete, ipridt ii6 iebr 5ufrieoen iber
ieinen bisberigen grfolg aus. -
@enn SIR ireenb et,uas g%e1raltdt
in @iienauaarem poer Tarmseratben,
fu,nmt 51 ums. @ena SIR cine ne1e
@iubmiible pber @aiulin $ Maid)tne
fuufen mullt, fu1amt at ms. Menn
Sbr @mer &ams ober StaQ anitreid)en
,uuat, fommt at uns, bonn uir baben
bic beiten Tarben mnb Dele 5,1 ben
nicorieiten &reiiem. ara1ner 9aro<
>uarc 81. - Sd 1abe jett bic neneiten
Muoen in Triibiabrsbntem gu ben red)~
ten }sreiien. 8itte siitisit n%or5nipre=
den. Trau Mnra ardmer. - @en11
Gin jmnser Mann fid bel elmer n9ear"
in emtcs 2id)t ieten mill, iolte er cin
u9ccre" 8nssp bel Der &ramer @aro-
marc So. faufen. - l1niere Srtl9att
lit ltHs int gmporbliiben begriffen.
@ir baben bereits orei Maldinen-
banolungen nn6 5mei 2l1mberparos.
Sic neae 6irma Central 2umber &c.,
0eren Yrajioent nno @ei4aftsleiter
SEER g. g. sano BON Seem Miunid
lit, mad5t quite @eidafte. Sam1tag
erbielt 0ielelbe pier observation-disclosures
lao1nqen 8oumaterial BON @albing<
ton, 1mo Tie er1partet in SEN eriten 81
gen nod meitere ieds 8aggenlooun=
gen bon 8oibington. Die 6armer BON
nab un6 fern beitirmen Sic Sirma
nit 8elteuungen, uno ser rege Ser
febr III jenem @eldaft oebnt ii6 auf
Sic gan5e 0rtidaft aus. Somltag
nabn1 Sic @eieui9aft $4,000 fir per-
fauftes Material Elm. Sc beiBt, 0ab
sic Company bier aud Elm Mebgerge=
idaft erDffnen miro.
MaDbetp 2afc.
Sim Gorabenoe ieines Namel1sta=
qes, 0as lit am Samltag Mbe1o, muir
Sc ser bodm. Hfarrer Sos. 8lti6er
pom SEN Mqnner11 ieiner @emein0e
nit ei1er prad)tpoaen &utide beif)enft
ols Gin 3eiden ser s%(nerfennnng fir
Sic Miibeu uno arbeiten, benen Der
hpdm. Nfarrer iih 5ltm @obl Ser &C.
meinoe i11 erfolgreiditer @eile inter
5iebt. M16 Sic &in0er Ser @emetnoe
iiberraibten SEN bodm. &farrer 5l lei
11en1 Namenstage nit einem l6onen
@eitenf. - 0onnerltag pergangener
ISOLDE erfreute ith unier bodm. Bfar=
rer oes 8eiu6es Ser bodJp. &erren
@romenidenfel BON ct. Mntbonp
uno oes bodm. @errn Maprbofer bon
Ct CLOUD. = Stebban S9ro0er, MEL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-11
'Bazan' a la Carraca a las dos de la

''Bazan" a la Carraca a las dos de la
tarde.
Declaraciones del Sr Canalejas.
En- los centros ofciales guard6se du-
rante la manana de aver singular re-
serva acerca de la sentencia que ell con-
sejo de guerra hubiera dictado en- ell
juicio sumarlsimo seguido contra los
reos del Numancia.''
Ell presidente recibi6 muchos tele-
gramas de entidades republicanas in
teresandose por ell indulto de los ma
rineros que fuesen condenados.
Ell Sr. Canalejas, al ser visitado por
los reporters aver tarde la una,
les hizo las siguientes manifestacio-
mes:
En- la conferencia que tuve con ell
ministro de Marina, este, despues de
comunicarme que no hab1a terminado
la deliberacion del consejo de guerra,
d1jome que, como crela que no habria
fallo hasta hora bastante avanzada, Sc
retiraba a descansar
Durante la madrugada anterior es-
tuve esperanto noticias que no llega-
ron.
va bien entrada la manana, he reci-
bido solo este despacho, puesto desde
la Carraca:
S'San Fernado 8, 11,30 manana. Ge-
raj encargado del despacho del apos-
tadero al presidente del Consejo.
Sale a la mar la escuadra. En- ell
"Bazan' va ell ministro, acompanado
del comandante general de este depar-
tamento. Sc 10 comunico cumpliendo
instrucciones del ministro
5Que sc deduce de este telegrama
Que los barcos han salido de San Fer
nando para ejecutar ell fallo que haya
dado ell consejo de guerra
El gobernador, en- otro despacho, Sc
limita confrmar que sali0 ell MI
mancia' y los demas barcos de la es-
cuadra
En- relaci6n con la sentencia, ningu-
ma consulta nj noticia sc lie ha dirig;do
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-11
10 DEL "NUMANCIA"
DE UN REQ
Fallo cumplido.

Como era de temer, los rigores de
la ley cayeron sobre los insubordlna-
dos de la Numancia,' originado al
pals un dia de general tristeza y luto.
Un hombre joven, con muJer HI
los, ha sido fusilado; otros, seis marine
ros. condenados a reclusion perpetqa.
Malas lecturas y peores conseJeros
fueron causa de que, al cqlmpllrse los
inexorables preceptos de la ley, Sc dlc-
tasen severisimos fallos para restable-
Ger el imperio de aquella y demostrar
que no puede faltarse, con POGO RES
go, a los deberes que Sc contraen para
con la patria nj . los que impone la
discipline.
jQue Dios haya perdona do al infe-
liz ajusticiado y que 10 ejemplar de
las penas impuestas tenga por conse-
cuencia ell evitar la repeticion de actos
analogos, por fortuna muy raros EN-
nuestras gloriosas instituciones~ arma-
das ;
.Informes sociales.
lei gobernador civil de Cadiz, en- con-
ferencia que tuvo por telefon6t con ell
ministro de la Gobernaci6n, .le comuni-
CO detalles del fallo dictado por ell
consejo de guerra.
Los marinos del Numancia" que
han sido condenados a reclusi6n per-
petua son: Vicente D1az Rey, Francis
co Camus, Gonzalo Moreira, Francisco
Beas, Eduardo Gutierrez JESUS Ara.
Ell condenado a pena capital y eje-
cutado aver es ell fogonero Antonio
Sanchez Moya, hijo de un vendedor
de peri6dicos. ;.
Seg1n los informes ofciales de la
misma procedencia, la ejecucion: Sc lie
vo q cabo a bordo del 'tN1unancia, -
fuera del puerto y rodeado aquel cru
zero por los demas barcos de la es-
cuadra. J..
El acto fue presenciado por todos
los tripulantes libres de servicio.
Ell cadaver del desgraciado Sanchez
Moyasha estado expuesto en- ell Gnu
mancia'' toda la tarde hasta ell ano-
checer. Despues ha sido conducido al
cementerio del arsenal, donde Sc le ha
dado sepultura.-
lei ministro de Marina regres6 EN- el
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-11

Mas, por indicios particulares- ans
di6 Ell presidente, ,-debo Greer que poR
ell fallo Sc condena a pena capital al
jefe cabeza del motin a bord0, y &
cadena prepetua a los demas compl54
cados en- la insubordinacion, respecto
de cuya culpabilidad ha conocido eg
consejo de guerra.
Pero insisto en- que ell fallo no s&
nos ha notifcado ofcialmente estG
hora. Los informes privados desmien-
ten la especie puesta en- circulation de
que sean cuatro seis los marineroE
pasados por las armas.
(Continda en- Ia 5a. planal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-11
ART|CULOS:-DE FAMA

SIN duds &lguaa 10 aon en tode oil
mundo Jos que fabrican The Cartsrf
ank Company, de Bosto1, Mass, d. U
de America, eonb6ndose en primer& Ns
nea el Fluldo de eseribir do Career, qxe
es Ia tint& mas &preeiada hoy en- el mszs
ado. por Gus eondiciones de frmeza, es
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Williams news., 1911-03-25

ACCORDING to the press dispatch. es of Tuesday, the day this page oi THE NEWS goes to press, the revo lution in Mexico is nearing the end. Diaz will, it is said, reorgan
 ize his cabinet, and many of the reforms asked for by the men who, have been in arms against the gov ernment will be granted. There is little doubt that the ';.insurrectos" comprise in their ranks the best, men in the so called republic. They do not, as rule, belong to the, cholo or peon class, but are the. embattled farmers of Mexico, who, like those that withstood the Britt ish at Lexington, in this country,
Williams news., 1911-03-25

JUST think of itl Millions of people dying in China of starva- tion; people, too. the most thrifty, frugal and industrious on earth. The scenes enacted in the villages of the famine district are heart rending. Here is an example of the misery that prevails, as told by Rev. Thomas Carter. Presby
 terian missionary at Hwai Yuen, in letter to the board of missions in this country. He says: "fnever really knew what the Lords prayer meant until today. We came to village where some Christians gath cred for worship. To hear that company of men say, Give us this day our daily bread,' had a strange sound when we knew that not one of them had seen bread for many a day. unless you call pressed sweet potato vines bread. Some how that prayer must be answered. We cannot let these people starve."
Williams news., 1911-03-25
Attacks School Principal

A severe attack on school prin- cipal Chas. B. Allen, of Sylvania, Ga., is thus told by him. "For more than three years," he writes, II suffered indescribable torture from rheumatism, liver nd stomach trouble and diseased kidneys. All remedies failed till I used Electric Bitters, but four bottles Of this wonderful remedy cured me com pletely" Such results are com mon. Thousands bless them for curing stomach trouble, female complaints, kidney disorders, bill iousness, and for new health and vigor. Try them. Only soc at all druggists.
Williams news., 1911-03-25
A Fierce Night Alarm

Is the hoarse, startling cough of a child, suddenly attacked by croup. Often it aroused Lewis Chamblin of Manchester, O., R. R. No. 2] for their four children were greatly subject to croup. Sometimes in severe attacks" he wrote. Eve were afraid they would die, but since we proved what certain remedy Dr. Kings New Discovery is, we have no fear. We rely on it for croup and for coughs, colds or any throat or lung trouble" So do thousands of others. So may you. Asthma, Hay Fever, Lagrippe, Whooping Cough, Hemorrhages fly before it. Soc and $100. Trial bottle free. Sold by all druggists.