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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-07-14

THE legislature of 1911 has been
snuffed out, and its work now goes to
the people to be tested by the we'll
known rules of experience, the only
correct rule for making a proper test.
The multitude of new statutory enact
ments which it ground out is certain to
contain many things the people will
not approve. A number of new offices
have been created and filled. The sal
aries of these offices are disprOportion-
ate to the earnings of the appointees in
private life. They are disproportionate
to the duties and sponsibilities of the
office. The state is today receiving
more than three times the income it re-
celved fifteen years ago from corpora
tions. And yet it is provided that ten
per cent of the new income tax law
shall go to it, twenty per cent to the
counties and only seventy per cent to
the taxing districts. This law provides
for the creation of large number of
additional offices. Of course it will be
argued that the duties and responsible
tiles of these offices are very import
ant; hence, that it will be necessary to
pay high salaries in order to secure the
required talent. 1t is painfully evident
that the people are going to get the
full benefit of all the burdens springing
from all the reforms the most visionary
reformer ever dreamed of. We are
going to get the pure quid right from
the patentees of reform with a guar
antee accompanying it that contains
every ingredient of unauthorized pro-
gressiveism. But let us wait year
and learn how the new tangled rules
work; how they effect the bread win
ners, manufacturers, farmers and bust
ness men. Certain it is that they are
not calculated to attract capital to our
state; equally certain that labor will
not earn its daily bread any easier than
it did before their adoption, and more
than lead pipe chinch that public bur-
dens will be materially increased. But
we must wait, even though we are not
now satisfied that the condition of labor
will not be improved, that burdens will
be increased and capital driven from
the state because the period for recov-
cry from public insanity has not yet
expired. We must let the disease run
its devastating course even though
fearful it may end in ruin. A change
must come soon. This reign of prodi-
gality and extravaganza must end
somewhere. Will it be in 1912? Let
us hope so.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-07-14

EDITOR MERLIN HULL, who is also a
member of the legislature, writes rath-
err discouragingly of his simon pure
reform colleagues, who are piling up
commissions, pensions, increased salar-
les for everybody who happens to hold
down state job. Of the pension law
enacted, Legislator Editor Hull com
ments in his paper: "McGovern signed
the teachers pension bill, and it is now
a law. After years of strenuous fight
ing against any form of pension system
under our state government, this law
has finally got through and the first
pension scheme is fastened to our state.
Next time there will be scheme to
pension another class, and so it will go
on, until at last every man will have to
have pension in order to get enough
money to pay his taxes.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-07-14

THE Chicago Tribune's annual COM
pilation of Fourth of July accident sta
tistics show the smallest number of
deaths with three exceptions, and the
fewest accidents, without any excep-
ton, since the figures began to be gath
cred in 1899. The largest number of
fatalities occurred in 1908, when there
were ". The next year there were 10
less, last year they fell, to A, and this
year they were 80. The accidents this
year amounted to 1858, which is over
a thousand less than for any year since
1901. About half of them, as usual,
are credited to fireworks" with ''fire
arms" and ''gunpowder" responsible
for 200 each.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-07-14
SEALS AND SEA LIONS.
Flippered Freaks from the Frozen
North in Astonishing Performances.

Ungainly, awkward, seemingly help
less creatures executing with rare dex
terity and skill the most difficult feats
of ball throwing and catching, balanc-
ing, twirling brands of fire, enacting
ludicrous comedy conceits, and present
ing for the first time the great prize
winning, honor-holding Seal-skin Band
and Orchestra, direct from the North
Pole, under contract with these greater
shows for concerts twice daily during
the tented season introducing individ-
ual soloists and instrumentalists and
playing concerted numbers that would
cause mummy to groan with laugh
ter. The greatest exhibition of animal
training in the world. This splendid
feature is one of the features with
Gollmar Brothers greatest of American
Shows, which exhibit here July Is.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-07-14

We MISS our guess if number of
members of the present legislature,
who voted for the income tax bill are
not elected, to stay home next time.
The tax is not going to fall so heavily
on the big fellows, for they have a
happy faculty of covering up" when
it comes to tax lodging. 1t is the men
earning modest stated salaries, and the
farmers, who will do the bulk of the
paying. If the people could have had a
d vG bave on bea assed The
legislature very ''judiciously" voted
against the tax ferret bill-and then
turned around and passed bill making
every assessor smelling committee of
one to pry into every taxpayers pri-
vate business. -Plateville Witness.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-07-14

THINK of 1.-THE 7th of July and the
Wisconsin legislature still in session!
For goodness sake, "get the hool<l"
Are the members prolonging the ses-
sion in order to show by their arduous
duties they are entitled to raise of
500 in pay. If the average Legislature,
and the last in particular, would have
met and adjourned and each member
crawled into little hole and pulled the
little hole in after him, the state would
have been far better served. Water
town Leader
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-07-14

A LONG distance talking contest is
under. way in the u. S. senate. Our
senior senator is determined to beat his
previous record of six days continuous
performance in his speech against the
reciprocity measure So it is said.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-07-14

Girl wanted for the month of Aug
ust at Lake Kegonsa. Small family.
Apply at this office. 32w2
For SALE-Three lots on East Full
ton street for sale at $4,000 per lot.
Dirt cheap. Inquire of H. c. Schmel-
ing. 30tf
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-07-14

H. w. Bankers Cough Remedy made
in Sparta, Wis. Write for valuable in
formation. For sale by w. G. Atwell.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-07-14

The Wisconsin legislature has over
looked one important thing fixing
of the date for final adjournment.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

faroni. Sn Der 2 6ipe lit bie
8ans bas acknowledgement inb bd3li
.ldBt man lid Habmtrfen id)meden.
Sn Sranfreih 5iert Die n~ationnle
Yonlaroe Den Weibnadtstiih uub in
ibrem @efplse erid)eint nn eriter
Stele eiu 9~eberpubbing. 6oIlan b
idlmanit 81 @eibuadten Irltern lnb
Shofolabe uno SeI9icn ipa1o>
'niihe Wdifeln. Su > dncmart
gibt es am beilisen I6enb sefofteu
Sdlpeinefopf. Sn 2 hmeOcu unb
Y orpcgen Slid 'rmo Iiiben 8rei.
60 baf jebes 9anb iein beliebtes
8cibnaftsseridt,
Gbenio peridieoen Iino Der SdJmlif
Ser @eibnad)tstafel unD Der @erlauf
bes Seites.
Sn 9entihlanp ~bepor5ugt maj ben
Gbriitbaum unD Die 5eicr lit ipcltlih
unb firdJli6 5ugleif. @eifentc be-
leben Die Seitesitimmln9. Iebnlid,
iii cs III pen itanbinabiiden 2dnbern.
6icr perfnilpit nan iebod bos Sd)cuz
fen init dlerbanb llcberrdld)ungcn itno
Sher5en. Ser Suntpr ipoltct por.
Srp6 lit bic @cibndhtsicicr aitd IN
Gnglanb. Nur hos man bort itdtt
bcs Gbriit6nrmes meiit Den Miitels
sipeig. in Srontrcih bcidenft man
lid 5fpdr ebenfalis 81 Weibnnhten,
aber Die Spenbsn ar Die bienenocn
3eute iinb ouf DEN Heuinbrstag pers
leat. Sn StaIicn berridt 81
Weibnaften ld~rntenOes unb ulisgez
iaIitnes Bolts unb StrnBenleben.
arippen Iinb in pielen 8cgeuben Gin
p%olfstbiimlid fromnler Nnsbrud Der
Weibuadtsfeier. Su Spanieu unb
Hortu9al ipirb bas Seit dbnlih mic in
Stalien be9angen. ellie &trhen iinb
glbenbs erlcudtet ilnp ale. 8aitbdiicr
pranscn i'm 9ifterihmud. Sn Den
ilapiihen 0dnoern gcbt es 5u &eibe
naften laut uno luitis her. Tdd,
benz Heiteiien fiilIen iidD Ole StrnBen.
Die Iense iinat |oltslieper. Sn ben
Ser. Staatcn unb Gdnood
begebt man @eibnad)tcn md cnsliz
idlem ober oeutidem Sorbilbe. uno III
Glib Imerifd semdbnt bds @cibz
naftstreibcn all bas Der rnnlaniihen
9dnbcr Guropa's.
8dnDe fonnte man fii0cn. fpenn
man all Die beionbercn gin5elbeitcn,
III oeneu lid bier nnb ba Die 8eibz
nadtsfrenbe f%unbsibt, bes Gdbercn
ifilbern ppIlte. Statt bciien ici
Scberntann Der 1unif 5userufcn:
Wie er amd bas 5eit beseben m6se, es
lei fir i'm ein frobeS nnb fhbnes, Elm
erbebenbes nirb erquidenbes 5eit!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
meiknaeeteh IN aller melt,

Sn SentihIanb iine Der
&arpfen. Die g%rattpnrit. Die Sans uno
bas bon SaiIerfrait besleitcte Yofclz
flciId) b%cpor5ugtc 8cibnaftSgerihte.
Sn > eitcrre.i6 nimmt Der Yuter
eincu 8aupiplas auf Der @eibuad1tss
taiel Gin. uug1rn bdlt cs aud
in bieicn Saeen nit Dem @nqaid).
pbcr itatt peiieu nit flcincn scbratcnen
Sdnpeinden. ole nit Hoien in Der
ShnaliSc aufgctrnsen lperocn. Saz
ucben eibt es &obl. SiIfiuppe uno
Rpbnfuhcn. Sn HnBIanb pflegt
baS bornebmite Stiid bes Weibndhtss
'ma6les In eitem 5u bieIem Spede be-
ionSers gemditeten Sertel 81 beiteben.
Sa5li eenieBt man .Sprid": Die nas
tionale Suppe ans rotben Hiiben mil
%ialrer Subne, 9efodtem aobl unn
Sleiihbriibe. G%uglano 3tebt 81
Weibnadten gefodten Sd)inien, Elm
itattlideS Houitbeei rnO Ben beiinatbs
liden Ylumpuobius ALIEN Inbern ppr,
Sn Spdnien bagegeu bait MAJ
CO NIT Nuiheliuppe unb einem .Ses
hugo" eenanmten Slid, Der init Gitrcs
.ncu urb apoblauh in GET am Senci
.aeraHet ipirS. Yortugal genieBi
3t @eibndhfeh gntcnbrdten, perihont
burh Heispuooius unb &dlefu1en
Sic Staliencr er9DBcn lno laben lid
am Nal nit 2orbeerbldttern, al Tu'
ihcln mp bcm nnpcrmcioliden gVai.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
Qufertiguns Der
TerbtubunasbrGbte

nid)t poriidtig 9enug,
iooaB elm Seuer entiteben
lam. t3ierauf iollte man be-
ionbers fem Iu9enmcrf rihten.
SunieI @oriiht bat nod ME geidabe:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
Porte taiee's Ssrtideriffe.

Ser Sanoel bon Snrto gic6 bat
unter amcrifuniider Tcripaltune 'rinen
uWgebcurcu InfIdipnug senonumcn.
mic aus Dem Serid,t hes 3ollciwnebs
mcrs ber Sniel 5u ericben lit. ipeldcr
an, @iittluod I'M Shaeannt i'll &aibs
instpii. 8. s.. eingelnufen 1T. Snls
port nnb Grport %6uInmmcn bctrils int
Sisfaljabre 1911 S7S.000.000; ON
Support famcn 50 Yro5cit ans hen
Iereinigteu Staateu unb bon Grport
einacu 81 Tro5cnt nad) oieiem Su1o.
Nls Yorto Hiep i'm Sabre 1900
Gip~ilre9ierune bcfum. bctrug, per
Sanbcl MIR $4,000 900; CT bat
bemuaf in Den IcBtcn II Sabreil nm
375 Yro5ent 6u9cnontmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
2laseeIdeleHene GinspanSerer,

gs pnrben pdbrcnS Der p~erilpicncn
eli Ionate Oieies SabreS 444.624
Ginlpanoerer naf ellis SSlanb &C.
bradt; 55.453 ipurocn Der Suauiiiz
ton iibermielen. Die 31,417 bcinl
criteu Scrbor entlaiien bat. Samit
lit ieboh nidt seiast. bab ale Inbercn
DUR deportation neriirtbeilt tpurbcn.
giele tpurbet fir Elm 5~rpeites @erbor
5uriidsebalten. Inhere fpicber. nm
pas gintreffen bon 9elb fir Die Heiic
obcr zines Iffibapits pom cinem Gcrs
lpanbten ab5uparten. 9eponirt iplrs
pcn inseeiammt in Den elf @onateu
10,109 @inipanoerer. y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

Der sebeimhiRuuac 5as, ait ben,
3anienbe nno abermnl Iauicnoc BON
Neniden ellen ino ihaffeu, NM ba=
NIT 5n iiberraidjrn nnb 5u bcsliifeu,
iunr angcbrudJcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

Arauic 500 Den Sd,ub uui.
IA lngen bunic Sapicrfetten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
Cine Welt erebert.

Nm Nbcilp ppr 8~cibnud,tel 1911
iist in icirrm Irbcits : &abineft 6u
Enris, i'm Yalaitc Der Suifcrien,
aniicr Hapolepn Der .@roBe. GScit
10 llbr lit CT, bon &artcn untbebcn,
cifrig beidlGftiat, nit ieiuer ttcineu
5ano pcrmittels Nabeln Die Stcalnz
gen ieincr Irnneen 81 bc3eifnel. inb
citcu 2anbipeg ilber Seriien unb ;6ils
buIton nad) Snoien 81 iuden. Seine
Slotte lit pernid)tet; auf Dem .Sanoz
pese, in Snoien mill er bas perbnbte
euglanb in ieinen Golonien 5iihtisen.
Scit Dem 20. Idr5 Eat er eincn
Snbn, cincn grben ieincs 1ifgnes
mnb Seincr Iuft. mo CT lddelt niiid@
lib bel benz 0ebanfcn, bab oas 9ino
i'm Heben3immer ihldft. Yf0elid)
bord)t er auf! 9as iino bad fir
Zone? Sie IitternaftsmeIic,a be.
ainnt; ale 0lpdcn bon Yaris feiern
Die 8cburt bes Serrn. Sieie @lpdeu
baben oft 5l icincr Ierbcrrlifnng ges
ldntet. nod por cinigen &onatep BET
Der 8ebiirt ieincs Sobnes, BENT CT ben
5itel ciiles &oni9s BON Hom beifrgte.
Sennod, erflinacn lie beute, in bcr
falten Natt. freubiser uno triunipbicr
renoer 81 Gbrcn bes ainbes. Sas it
einem Stdle eeboren lplirbe. feterfid,er
oils mad Den Siegcu bon Narcnsof inb
MuiterIiB. Sci pcm @eldlte aebenft
CT ieiner pbifurcn &inpbeit anf aors
iifa. no iein Snfel IN Der &atbeSrnle
BON Iiaccio Die &cibnahtsmcHe. las.
wie ieine 5nblreife Camille baili, in
Die drmlid)e Wobnuns 5uriidfebtE, ipo
Die @ntter, peld)e Die Irliuitb- NIT
@iirbc trug. Den GirDern 6unt Sriibz
ltiif &aitanien gab. Sein So6n. Der
Sobn DeS nniiberiuinblibem Ahiiers
ipiro Die Irmnltb nid)t fennen Iernen;
er ipirS Der Serr Der 8elt fcinh}
Sic '0lofen lduten IN ser eiligen
Hddt heller. nno heller. Or hat fein
Vcritdnbnib nafiir; CT, Denft nidt ON
bas sottfife &iub, cd Sentt MIR an
ieinen Sobn, nnb er 9laubt mittcn IN
Dem 8eldilte feline nuf ben gefr6fenen
StraBen SettSflanb's unb Ybicn'S
marihierenben Srippen 5u 'Bbrcn.
Bon Dem Slide berauiht, bensGobu
5u bnbei,. lit or i'm Settle bel ber isros
ben Nrmee, feit entihloiien, Hnblanb
INN Snbien 5it~ crpbern. lfet er
ihiport. ieinem Sobne aac Sbrpnc Der
alteu Welt 5u bintcrlaiien.
Gr bat inn ihou Die Stabt 3ctri
als Spiel5eug in Die @icgc scaebcn.
Sein Sobn iol baIo nod ,qnbcre
Stdbte erbalten; Gntir bon Ieffa.
HabSdld bon 0enares, od5 limb rpiirs
biae 5itel fir ben 86nig bon Mom.
60 trduInt or, talib mir bic Sprahe
bes Carbohydrates, obne Seiiea 5I
seoenteu, fir Den Die grDBten Rei1e
nnr Ineiienbnlfen itn0. I'd
GO trdumt er, nnb er iie6t nidyt Die
grpBe Armee in ben cnblo1en Sdnce=
felocrn unD in ben Gisflutben; Der
gereiina be9raben; er iiebt nibt jeiue
lesten Sahnen bon 8liiher sepom>
men; er iiebt nitt mitten inn S5eau
ben einiamen Selien. no i'm bic @cr>
banning erlpartet; er iiebt ntdt int
Bart bon Sd)onbrrnu bas frairrise.
blaiie 8ciiht ieines Sobnes in fpeiber.
Diterreidiiher l~lniform. Der buiteno
iiber ipelfe 8ldtter Idreitet. - ltno
ipdbrenb er Iih tmmer tiefer IN ieine
Hieicnpldne ~bineiubenft unS lid fir
einen 3riesssott bes Iltertbums bdIt.
ldutcn bie @lodcn INNER feierli6er an
Gbren bes armcr. fleinen atnbes bon
Bethlehem, bas Die @clt nirflif ers
ebert bat nnb Die 8er5ens Der
M
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
sternden, MiiiIe,

SOL NEr - ---
9idte, sternden. Iiiile, 22ufer<
frinsell
sd lueeB gar mid, DAB idl ipsuns
se3o9en seipeit ieiu ioll". iaaAuerte
CO BON Der Sfenbnnt Der, vidE bab'
bod) inuner gefolgt --.unD nu -
uiidJt, sefriegt = niihf blt biEhul"
.arnrie i%elf5teb aus stiefirents3 er'
6el,sarunp.
~tgiee. nee, Sunsla, on bit IL gar
MIDI uuge5o9en geiueIt, nee I'D,
Snnsla. lei of title i'd hntt baS
mid, II - part bait nod q biltcl -
= 3 fuumt nod Iles = ) tunlmt
nodl"
Cine Stlmbc ipdtcr trlls. &raf& Elm
lpiinoerid)ones SannenbdiimfcT Den
Berg binab. = (0f., $50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

Critic, sic bas Shtueisen brad,. Sic
itanb AMI, Icete Die 6dnoe in Die ibrcs
0atten mn ingte: ,Wptt bat c . 10
gefiigt, ME f0nnte idj anbers ais:
Verseibcn. Niles 2eib lit Dor
bel, i'd babe Sid MN pieber uno
meinc Sinner ben 0ater! lilies Iolf
pergciien icin!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
psriiebt bel meiknaebts'
baum Seierf!

baum. Seiern!
Sies
lit Die
3eit, iue
fpelder dlif
fpiebcr Die ihos
men @cibnad)tss
bdrnle cine berpprS
fagenbe HoQe IN alien
iolfen Sduiern ipielcn,
in bcnen man ben 8inocrn
Il pnb and iich ielbcr cine ed)te
8cibndftsfrclioe bcrettet.
Nnn iollte babel aber audi nidt bic
nDtbisen @uriiftsmabre9eln perseiien.
bamit bnrd berartise gdiIme ODER
beren Seforationen niht Seucr unS
Saaben an &orper unb gisentbum
e%ntitebcn. Hamentlih bcSiebt iih Dies
anf 8eleudtung Der 8dume. auf
Die in Innenonng gebradten &er5en.
Die i'm @cibnaftsiubel oft ifon
bas srDBte llnbeil aneeriftet
ilnb iebr oft Die belle Sreiibe in
Die tiefite 5raiier pertpdne
belt baben. Glid alif Die
Ser5ierirngen in ben
Shaufenitern tinbet
bieie @arz
nllng gins.
iuenbun9.
9e6r oft
iperocn
oIhe
gdume
bnrh elef,
tri56e 2ams
pen erbeat.
aber man
lit bel Der
Qnierti9une Der
gerbinbunssbrGbte
nid,t poriidtis senre,
iobaB elm Seuer entiteben
lam. Sierauf iolte man bes
ionbers fem gusenmcrf rihten.
3upiel goriiht bat nod ME gcidapetl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
(ginseianbt.)
DaS Jespa State College

mclbet: Sunsens unb IdSden baben
bic bette 9eIesenbeit cine Yrdmie aui
benz brittea idbrlid) itattfinbenben
.9ops ano Girls Club Gontelt" 5ll
erlansen, ipelher ndtiten Ntonat i'm
Sopa State College su Intes itattz
finbet. oils Yreiie figuriereu unter
Anberem mebrere freie Sabrten nad)
8aibin9tonj 8. g.. cine @aiolins
3ai6ine. cine NGbmai6ine, II. /. ~.
lin ndbere IuStunit ipenoe man
iih an: Y. 6, Sofi, @tanaecr OF the
9ontelt. TmeS, Sopu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

Strense aGlte brinat beitise
Suiten unb @rtdltunscn. @anS slcid
pie beftig. gebraudt Or, Tisuit 6os
nis'S Sambur9er Srnittbec. er miro
GrfGltung umb Sulten turircn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-20
LA | LEGISLATURE

En- la session de aver Sc leyeron en-
primera lectura los proyectos de Icy 81
guientes.
73. Por los Sres. Trellcs Olivia Y Car
bonell. Para que la carretera No. 10
Sc bifurque en- ell pueblo de Lajas Sc
construya un ramal hasta la .Parguera
a. Por los Sres- Cora y Santini. Pa
ra crear el Distrito Judicial Municipal
de Clales, suprimir ell JuzgadO de Paz
del mismo para otros fines.
70. Por los SreS. Suliveres Y Santini.
Para enmendar el Apartado 'etra (e)
del Artlculo 291 del C6digo Politico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-20

Nueya York, yiernes.-
La Corte Cubana ha ordenado la de
tenci6n del captain Ramon C6rdovas,
ayudante de campo del General Monte
agudo bajo la acusaci6n de complicidad
junto con el Teniente Perez en ell aten
tado de asesinato del General Guerra,
hace POGO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-20
CT6)niica tTiistc

H dolor con sana implacabEe Sc obst&
saa en- derramar sus amargaraS soDfe
dos estimados amigos nuestros: don En-
xaque y don Valentin Valle.
Hace muy pocas dias registraba1nos
aea ei BOIIETIN La noticla del faLlecl
zniento del padre de nuestros amigos;
hoy, tenemos que sonsignar otra perdi
sSla lamentable para todos, irrenoediable
para clos.
I'm La ruta naisteriosa del sepulcro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-20

la esposa fiel ha seguido al esposo anna
do con interyalo de unos dias
7 nuestros amigos abrumados aun
por el golpe recio que di6 en- sus cora
zones la muerte del padre, tienen hoy
que llorar, perdida para siennre, 4 la
madre ejemplar Esto colma la medi
da de la humana resistencia, es uno de
esos acerbos dolores para los cuales la
amistad no encuentra consuelos, y la
palabra y la pluma se resisten for
mular in1tiles frases de una resigna
clon que solo puede forjarse en- Ia mag
nitud sin hmites del sentimiento, cuan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-20

do ell dolor llega esos abismadores ex
tremos, en- que la criatura sc anonada y
ell estupor de la desgracia dir1ase que
adormece la sensibiidad en- nosotros.
No necesitamos decir como sentimos
la desgracia de nuestros amigos co
mo nos asociamos su pena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-20
EnfernO

Maestro distinguido amigo don Car
los Benitez Santana, delegado a la Ca
mara insular, esta enfermo de un ata
que gripal.
DeseamOs su prOnta meJOr1a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-20
La polltica y las lluvias
DANCS POR TODAS Parties

Nueva York, viernes.-
Henry Ldppit republicano ha sido elec
to por La legislature de Rhode Island
para suceder al Senador Aldrich
Estan causando grandes danos en- ell
Vale Willamatte de Oregon las fuertes
aluvias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-20
Nueva York, viernes.

El Senador Fletcher de Florida alta
CO aver en- ell Senado al Secretario del
Interior, Balinger, en- un discurso vio-
lentlsimo que es objeto de los mas
apasionados concentrates.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-20
La revuelta de Mejico
Nueva York, viernes.

Los rebeldes mejicanos ocuparon el
pueblo de Sahuaripa en- la provincial de
Sonora despu6s de una fera lucha.
No conocen las desgracias, Siguen
las escaramuzas cerca de la frontera de
Texas
Las tropas Colombianas han ocupado
Ia region del Rio Yapura irvadiendo
del territorio peruano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-20
LA COSECHA DEL CHAMP ACME
Nueva York, yiernes.

Han estallado graves motines vinico-
las en- los distritos de Champagne en-
Francia debido a la mala cosecha con
seeuente p6rdida de jornales por los ira
bajadores
Las turbas recorren los distritos des-
truyendo las pipas de vino Han sido
enviadas tropas la region de Hheims.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-20
De Cayo Hueso
q Ia Habana
LA RUTA EN- ATROILANO

Nueya York, viernes-
Sc esta preparando TN vuelo de aero
pianos para ell 26 de enero desde Cayo
Hueso hasta la Habana en- conexi0n CON
la gran reunion de aviaci6n que sc cele
brara en- La Habana
Los destructores de torpederos reco-
rrertan la ruta de los dirigibles para pres
tar auxilio, 81 Sc presentara el case,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-20
Nueya York, viernes.

Nueya York, viernes.-
En- Santiago de Cuba hay una gran
carencia de aqua La marina de los
Essados Unidos ha facNitado & La cludad
seis vagones tanques para traer aqua des
de Huant3nsalO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-13
QUIET AT MEXICO CITY.
Decided Uneasiness Continues Among
the More Timid Residents

Mexico City, May 12.--Despite the
rumors of a student uprising and a
possible attack on the city by the
rebels, which gave the more timid resi-
dents some uneasiness last night.
nothing out of the ordinary has oc-
CURED at the capital this morning.
The students are said to have plan
ned political demonstration and pre-
cautionary measures have been taken
by the government. The police guards
on the streets have been increased and
a reserve is held in readiness for any
eNentuality.
The officials Of the war department
decline to comment on any action To
bc taken toward Gen. Navarro as q
re suit Of his surrender of Juafez but il
| is said the behavior of the Federal Of
! ficer did not receive the approval OF
his superiors. 1t is reported here that
| he will be tried by court martial for
| the surrender Of Juarez and that the
court will sit at Chihuahua within a
few days.
Notwithstanding that the press ano
consular reports from FL Paso regard
| ing the defence Of the city appeared
to indicate that the Federal comman
der made a heroic stand. the fact tina
he displayed the white flag when ap'