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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-11
fTTuIDAD PUBLICA

Se ha hecfo durante ea ano un estR
s1io complete de tedas aqrleilas iranqul
ssiass vigentes en- yirtJd de las cuales Sc
aessa1 prestando seryscios de ufaIldad
E5aIblica, q fin de conocer 81 la lorna en-
aYne esas franauicTas fueron otorgadas
da no garantfas para obtener ct ser
Eici0 que deberia exaglrse, y protege
no All p1bIico contra cuaAquler lmpos1
ei66n de parte de los oseoneesionarios brln
dando q la vez estos la estabilidad
v los beueficfos razonables q que tlenen
lerecIo en- la ejecuci6n de dichos Sc"
xiciOs
Sc hizo UNA dIigente Investigation
ncerca del estado zen que Sc encuentran
y de las facuhades que tDenen las diver
ssas corporacaones de servicio pnbhco, y
<,on respecto La antoridad que deberla
- podria legahmente eJercense' sobre
elias.
I'm este trabajp, que compr rendia el exa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-11
| NOTA

Toda la concurrcncia que aSiSti6 III
asalto de los espesss Olivcr.Le,Icsma. =.
trasIadara el pr6xnao domingo. & lcS
%. de Ia tarde, q Ia hermo~s quinsa IIa-
mazda .,'el tanquep con el fin dc YER CO.
mo sigue de su hersla don Pachan; por
mas que va hay quien digs. que. cs con 4
fin. :. de romperlc.
rT~ Corrsspoxssi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04
DR.. E. G. Dexter

Esta tarde embarca hacia los Estados
Unidos, ell Comisionado de instruction
P1blica DR. E. G.. Dexter
Siguiendo la costumbre de otros amos,
Mr.. Dexter concurrfra a la asamblea de
M0ho2sk-LGke constituida siempre por
hombres de alta intelectualidad E inte-
resados en- la conquista de los derechos
E ideales del pueblo.
Hablando ell doctor Dexter con un re-
presentnate nuestro, manifesto q. es pa
ra el una gran satisfaction presentar TO-
dos los amos en- dicho solemne acto, un
estado demostrativo del adelantO que
en- instruction p1blica Sc sucede en- ell
pals, as1 como una estad1stica general de
los alumnos que concurren a las escue-
las, grades y diplomas obtenidos al fina-
liar ell curse escolar.r
Tambien inform6 ell distlnguldo fun
cionario que aprovecha este viaje. para
tener Ell placer de visitar 3 sns fami-
liares s.~s4
Ell BOLETIN desea al doctor -DeS=
ter un fe]iz viajes 4.:e--
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04
DISTRITO DE SAN JUAN

Los siguientes servicios han sido pres
tados por la policla en- ell dfa de ayers
Por infracci6n de ordenanzas municipa~
les, IL; por turbar la paz p1blica, 4
por acometimiento y aggression grave, :
por infringir los reglamentos de auto
l. Total, 90
A las seis y media de Ia tarde de aver.
Sc descorril6, en- la parada 4 de la Ca
lie Gle San Agustin, ell tranvi electrical.
nimero rs, interrumpiendo el serviefc8
durante dos horas sin haber tenido ques
lamentarse desgracias personales.
Durante ell mes de Septiembre uItimos
fueron ocupdas por la policia las Sc.
guientes armas=
Revolvers SO; cuchillos 144; lfavaiass
55;; machetes q 0tras armas II.
El desarme universal Sc avecina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04
RUM.O ES

Sc informa que el Attorney General
Mr.. Brown nombrara un fiscal espe-
cial para proceder q la sumaria y Jul
clio de los arrestados p0r el horrendO
asesinat0 de Reyes Luciano, de Maya
guez, tan pronto la investigation ju-
dicial avoje culpabilidad contra los
presuntos autores del crimen.
II" r.
Sc informa que prominentes abOga-
dos, han manifestado su repugnancia
para hacerse cargo de La defensa de
maEhechores que llevan la excecraci6n
de la opinion p1blica
Sc informa que uno de los arrestadOs
por la policia y que ha confesado sll
complicidad en- ell hecho estuvo en-
pleado en- Cataflo y LEILA con avidez las
noticias de la prensa cOmentando el
horrible trimen.
Sc nos informa que ell hilo para el
descubrimiento del crimen de Maya
guez. fu6 ell thaberse incautado La poll
ella, durante mn registro contra uno de
los arrestados denunciadO por un de-
Tito de hurto posterior al hecho cri-
minoso de I'm bottom de orc gemelo de
otro que tenia la v1ctima Reyes Lucia
no. que esta en- poder de la familia
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clones respectivas, y una identitica-
cion exacta en- la manera de enjuiciar.
Nuestras palabras no son las mis-
mas; nuestra for1na de exposition no
tiene la brillantez, la tersura que eli
bellece el parrafo de La Democra-
cia'', pero ell mismo fondo amargo
existe en- los dos escritos, identica
orientacion en- sus conclusiones termi-
nantes =.
Y ell tempo correra- dice nuestro
colega-y una maliana amenecera ell
sol de Gle Noyienbre, resuelto alum
brar Ia caida de todo este 8 la reatir-
macion de todo este. 81 todo este con-
tin1a hay que decir con Ell bardo flo
rentino: ''Lasciate ogni speranza". 81
todo ESQ Sc derrumba, hay que escribir
una inmensa interrogation y, siendo
pesinistas, esperar un immense desen-
canto.
mo viene? Mejor Pero es sensato
ser pesimista 4..i
He aqul una triste, pero una sana
verdad, una desoladora, pero una pa
tri6tica advertencia.
In1tilmente Sc trata de llevar por
otro camino Ia expetante inquietud &C.
neral que pide soiuciones eoncretas,
harta va de las interminables esperas.
Y por donde hemos lido hasta ahora no
podemos segair, porque ese es el ca
mino de la anulaci6n y del fraoaso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04
LOS SUCESOS
UISTRITO DE PONCE

En- el barrio Capitanejo" de aquelfa
jurisdiction ha sido detenido el donjua~
nesco ciudadano Bernardo AMarado.
quien, en- distintas ocasiones, intent&
vlolar Simona Rodriguez, Felipa To-
rres Ines Ortiz.
FL terrible satire fne retirado de la,
circulation con la debida oportunidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04

El sargento Soler hacfa muchos dfas
que estaba buscando un hilo porqus
guiarse para llegar q la pista del horro-
roso crlmen perpetrado en- la persona
ldel hCarado industrial Jose Reyes Lu-
cianO.
La joven Evangelista Ortiz, residente
en- la calle de ''Mr. Post era galan-
teada de amor por Arturo Ceborurdan
uno de los presuntos autores del crimen,
que esta detenido Esto fu6 averigua-
do por el cabo Soler, quien Sc incauto
| de una carta que vino por correo para
ella procedente de Sabana Grande Di-
cha joven fue Nevada ante el Fiscal y
ALI Sc lego la carta de referencia.
Con este motive Sc orden6 La detcn-
ci0n del Sebourdan, saliendo ell guardia
Flores y mas tarde ell sargento Soler pa
ra dicho pueblo.
ICebourdan para asegurar la eficacia de
su amor, ofrec1a, seg1n de p1blico Sc
dice, prendas vistosas Evangelista.
Iadvirtiendole, ademas que '<tenfa dine
ro" para 10 que Sc ofreciera.
Seg1n informes este ha declarado los
pormenOres del crimen, acusando a
otras personals, pero como los tribunales
guardian absolute reserva en- sus investi-
gaciOnes, no hay informes autorizados
hasta la fecha Sc ha detenido q Otro
presunto autor 1lamado Hemeregildo
Droign q. viva en- Ponce ell cual sera
traido esta ciudad por la ruta.
Con este motive por 10 Corte de Dis
tritO han desflado desde aver mas de
mil personals movidas por Ia curiosidad
y ell deseo de yer Ia luz en- este proceso
que hasta hoy era un caos, un dedalo
Iimpenetrable. La espectaci6n cunde
p0r tOdas parte de La ciudad
TantO las autoridades como la policia
local estan desplegando una activilad
digna de encomio. Tambi6n llegaron
en- Ell tren de La manana, prOcedentes Ole
San Juan, st. Elmo, Chencho otros
De Ponce han venido otros detectives,
entire ellos unO de apellido Gutierrez,
que al querer el fot6grafo de la Maya
guez Printing Co., hacer una instanta-
nea del .preso saliendo de Fiscal1a, Sc
apresur6 colocarse frente a este, ale
gando que ell preso no guerra que 10 re-
trataran Muy bien, senior Gutierrez,
ESQ merece una condecoraci6n. :.
Manana iran nuevos informes, amigo
Perez Losada; 8 cuando menos amplia-,
re los que hay rodando de boca EN- boca.
C0rrespomsaJ.
Octubre 2 de 1911.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04
la pista de I'm crimen
NOTAS DE MAYAGUEZ

SOBRE LA PISTA DEL CRIMEN
DE REYES LUCIANO.-ACTIVI-
DAD Observation-Disclosures
TIA ORTIZ JOVEN QUE ARROJA
MUCHA LUZ EN- Ell PROCESO.-
DOS DETENIDOS. PRENDAS
ENCONTRADAS.-RESERVA DE
LOS TRIBUNALES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04
FL regreso de
los emigrantes
TRISTE ODISEA

Aver tarde visitaron nuestra Redac-
cion los senores Buenaventura Cuevas "
Ramirez y Ernesto Avellanet Mattel. |
Ambos forman parte de La expedition de
puertorriquenos repatriados en- virtud
de una ley de la Asamblea Legislative y
que llegaron aver en- ell Julia.
Ell senior Buenaventura Cuevas fu6
el autor de la petici0n enviada La Ca
mara de Delegados, impetrando ell auxi-
lilo de la asamblea para volver al pals
Ell resultado de su petici6n ha sido sa~
tisfaetorio, perO como desde que la Ca
mara voto ell credito para La repatria~
'ci6n de los emigrantes, hasta que Sc orde-
no La salida del senior Weisberg, con ese
ci6n de los puertorriquenos en- Mejico
era uesesperada, unos con auxilio de sus
familiares pudieron volver al pals, W
otros emigraron otras tierras, quedan
do para la expedition que lego aver, 81
personals.
Veinticinco de elias han desembarca-
do en- San Juan, y treinta y dos queda-
ron en- Ponce
Ell senior Cuevas cuenta horrores de
Isu vida en- Mejico. ALI muri6 SUI es-
posa, ALI han muerto sus hijos, de ALI
vuelve viejo y triste, por ell fracaso suyo
y por ell fracaso de todos.
En- la habitaci6n que tenia en- Tabas-
leo, Ell senior Cuevas, que era algo asi CO.
mo el patriarch de aquella tribu lamen-
table, durmieron muchas noches mas de
|cincuenta puertorriquenos que careclan
de sitio Ell que refugiarse.
| Hambres, miserias, todas las violen~
cias y todas las penalidades de La vi
da primitiva, han sufrido los puertorri-
quenos en- Yucatan Y en- Tabasco y en-
Merida y ell cuantas desdichadas colo
MAS Sc han querido fundar en- aquella
TERRA esteril, inhospitalaria, en- aquel
mbiente hostil de exploitation in1cua,
de desalmada codicia, de est1pida inha-
bilidad.
No existen Was de communication, nj
Sc hacen, nj Sc haran, sabe DiOs hasta
cuando Los pocos frutos que Sc cose-
chan fuerza de un trabajo enorme, no
hab1a medic de trasportarlos a parte
alguna. Las siembras de cana Sc
pierden, porque no hay donde moler; y
| compan1a de immigration que ofreci6
comprar los frutos los colonos, falt0 a
todos los compromises y dejo en- la ma
yor miseria los que creyeron en- sus
ofertas.
Una verdadera iniduidad. "
Ell seilor Cuevas nos hablo de una po-
bre viuda que vive en- Veracruz con tres
'hijas Y un nino de corta edad. Esa IA |
milia puertorriquena vive penosamen-
te, cosiendo para fuera Vive pensan-
do EN- vOlver q SUI pals, perO no tenIan |
nj zapatos que ponerse; ademas, no han
acabado de pagar las maquinas de coser
que tomaron plazos, y como la COM
paiila hace esos negocios tan leoninos, |
las infelices mujeres habr1an tenido que
perder la parte que tienen va pagada y |
que es la mayor, 81 hubiesen devuelto las |
para yenir en- la expedition |
que lEeg6 aver.
La pobre familia espera que Sc lie ayu-
de volver, y confla en- que para enton-
ces habra satisfeeho 10 que le resta del |
.pago 5Ie las dos maquinas.. ~
IS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04
ATILES GARCIA

Hemos recibido La vista de este es-
.timado companero que ha venido d
San Juan a gestionar a1n asunto judi
cial Ell ST.. Atiles Garcia permaneeera
aquf. breves dlas, regresando, despues
4 Mayaguez, donde, ha ijade ahora sa
Residential, .
.Grata esfancia aqui, deseamos al
..iIustrado conpa6ero en- la nrensa, I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04

En- el vapor Carolina ha enbar+
cado para los Estados Unidds, Mr.
Paul Lavergne, successor de Mr.. Huge
Stern, con el fin de hacer grandes cons~.
pras para sm acreditado establecimienl-s
TO de la calle de San Jose
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04
DISTRlTO DE ADJVyNTAS

Ell dia 2 del actual, en- ell barrio GuS-
| rte, volc6se el carro que conduc1a Jose
Garcia, Ell cual Garcia tuvo la mala for
tuna de caer debajo Y producirse la
muerte p0r fractura del craneo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04
Varias Noticiias

Los Sres. Felix Matos Bernier, RAJ.
mon Negr6n Flores, juan Escudero7,
Miranda, Luis Lerens Torres, Jose dc
T. Esfeves, Ferdinand T. Cesteros,,
CristobaI Real, Manuel Hernandez
Juncos y nnesfro Director Sr. PGrezs
Losada han sido nombrados socios de-
m6rito del Casino Pnertos'1iquefo <Es.
Manati
Association lie Dependencies de Co.
mercio.- La eJunta Directive de esta,
Association tiene ei honor de poner en-
conocimiento de sus' asociados denfas
Corporaciones, cue & partIr del dia a
del corriente instalara su naleyo doraR-.
clio social EN- los salones que eran deR
Club de Dan1as sitos en el edifcio Or,
dOilez.
Lo que parncipa s los interesadass
para los efeetos CONSEQUENCES.
Tia Comisi6n.
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ton nor the faculty of the High school. with the exception of the very efficient service of Mr. Dimmitt as treasurer.
 Treasurer's Report
 The report of MT. Dimmitt to the as- sociation shows exactly what was done and is as follows: RECEIPTS .
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Coronation Dangers

London, June 3.-(Special)- view of the present preparation for the corona tion processions and illuminations, the commissioner of police writes to call the attention of the public to the dangers arising from
 Unsafe balconies, copings, area railings, and gratings on footways.
 Decorations being fastened to chimney stacks and copings without due exami- nation to render them safe
 Decorations so fixed as to be dangerous to persons riding on omnibuses, etc.
 Deposit of glass bottles in thorough fares.
 Matches, cigars and cigarette ends thrown down on stands or amongst the crowd.
 Hat pins projecting from head dresses.
 Young children and feeble persons get ting in crowds, especially during the H. Limitations.
 Crowds collecting at openings to corners of streets along the routes of the process pions. The public are especially urged to avoid this and to distribute themselves nlong the footways.
 Holders of tickets for seats at houses or stands on the route are strongly ad- vised to discharge their vehicles at some point well outside the route, and to walk to their seats. as considerable confu- sion and difficulty is likely to be ex- perienced if large numbers of vehicles are used, as ranking when empty cannot be guaranteed.
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the inter- class basketball league at the High school. In the coming year Coach Messer expects to have five such leagues in operation with a system of progression. The enthusiasm among the boys last year was so intense that four teams and the varsity did not ac- commodate half who wished to play and wider scope will be necessary.
 Guerdon Norris Messer
 Coach Messer has not ceased with the High school in developing material for the teams. He has gone back to the grammar schools and from the very minute that a child enters the system he begins his physical education.
 The first move toward a definite ath- letic organization in the grammar schools was made by MT. Messer and after a years work the grammar school baseball tournament was evolved. This was successful beyond his most san guine hope and will be amplified and improved next year.
 Mr Messer himself Is original. He uses his own method in developing a team and as he has put winners in the field there has been no criticism. lie believes in working with the mass
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In addition to the cash balance the as- sociation has suits for next seasons teams in football. basketball, track and baseball. Respectfully submitted
 R. l.. DIMM1TT,
 Faculty Treasurer
 To obtain such results Coach Messer ted an entirely different meth- od than was in use before. There Is a definite organization of the association and different branches of sport at the close of each year and the teams are in condition to go to work at oncet upon returning to school The officers and managers and captains of the teams are elected at the last meeting of the school year. For the year of 1911-1912 they are:
 President. Wilson Searight; vice president, Kell Green, secretary. Charles White; faculty treasurer, R. L. pimnitt (elected by acclamation, as- sistant treasurer Albert Stockmar. Managers and captains: Football, Rob- ert Hanby, assistant manager; Elwin Cobbs, captain; Max Zielminski Bas kctball, Lucien Hood, Wilson Searight; baseball John Antwne, Max Ziel minski; track, M. O'Byrne.
 The Past Years Work
 The past year has been one of un- paralleled success in athletics at the nigh schools. The teams of that in- Stitut1On claim, ana JuSlly, lHe prey championship of the state In football and bask etball, They have won every game of baseball and have made a creditabIe showing on the track.
 It has been charged that the High school teams did not meet teams Of other preparatory schools but content ed themselves with playing; weak teams. This can be refuted by a glance at the table above. Tn football the squad met and conquered the Disque High school, the Tuscaloosa High school, the Bes- semer High school, and the reserves of Auburn, Howard University of Ala hama and Birmingham college. In bas' ketball the same conditions prevail.
 The inter class league at the High school has shown Coach Messer where to look for his material for the teams of next year. It has not only developed player but has stimulated class spirit and through that welded the school into whole to fight for the varsity five. , Coach Messer is to be congratulated on what he has accomplished.
 Next Year
 The outlook for next year Is very encouraging. There are practically no limits to it along all lines of sport. By q system of his own Coach Messer has
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MENELIK'S HEIR
 JUST FOURTEEN

Rome, June 8.-(Special)-A despatch from Addis Abeba announces that Lidj Jeassu, the grandson of the Emperor Menelk, and the heir to the throne of Abyssinia, has been solemnly proclaimed emperor The coronation ceremony will take place later.
 Lidj Jeassu the new Emperor of Ethi- ppia, otherwise styled the Negus. is H years of age He is the son of Shoa- goash, Menelik's only daughter and Ras Michael. He attended the European pean school at Addis Abeba, the capital and can speak English, French and Ger man fluently.
 The young Emperor was to have made . tour of Europe including a visit to London, three years ago, but the trip was abandoned owing to the precarious health of Menelik, the late emperor.
 I.idj Jeassu was married two years ago to Princess Romani, a granddaughter of the late King John. She Is now 10 years old.
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What Paris Should Drink

Paris. June .-(Special)-Doctor Ha- vist of the Academy of medicine has just been telling Parisians what they ought to drink Water, he says, is nearly everywhere. It is wine, beer. milk, and so on, and Is also in vegetables, and un- civilized peoples have used 1t largely as a beverage As regards alcohol, the learned lecturer boldly declares that 1t Is not a poison, and that man weigh Ing 150 pounds can safely take S5 ounces. or even a little more daily, if he goes in for rather hard physical toll.
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rather than with the few. He believes that teams are better developed by competition among themselves than by
 the specialization of the coach the
 In his own words. he believes In teach
 ing the boys the fundamentals and then
 putting on the polish. .a 1 But the secret of MT. Messers success | lies deeper With him. winning is a secondary consideration. He has never
 ceased to develop the boy physically,
 mentally, morally Twin if you can but
 above all do 1t fairly and cleanly," are hIs instructions As a result, out of the 100 games played in grammer school tourna- ment there was not a single protest nor a difficulty with an umpire. His Aims Hear his own creed: T have endeavored to instill into the minds of my boys that winning is a secondary consideration in athletics. That the main purpose of athletics is not to win but for the development of the boy him self Through athletics 1 have attempt ed to teach them something that will be of use In after life. Sef-sacrifice sub mission to discipline, cleanliness at all times, the elimination of bad habits, en- durance, fair play, and above all co-ordi- nation. If one cannot work with others whether it is agreeable to himself or not Is of but little use in the world.'
 MT. Messer has two ambitions-the es- tablishment of compulsory physical train ing in the public schools and getting a playground or athletic field for the school i boys A prediction is made that he will get both.
 | And so, with the outlook for next year as 1t stands, the success of last year. and with G. N. Messer as physical direc- tor, well may the wearers of the Crimson
 and White sing;
 Birmingham High school has naught tt | fear
 Always victorious, year after year!
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In addition to the cash balance the as- sociation has suits for next seasons s teams in football. basketball, track and baseball. Respectfully submitted.
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Tohacco Causes SpIit

St. Gall, June 3.-(Special.)-A husbands s love of tobacco is the reason advanced by a Swiss wife at St Gall in her suit for a separation from her husband, to whom she had been married only eight months. Mime. Hubler. the lady in ques- tion. states that her husband, when he was her fiance. promised to give up the tobacco habit when they were mar ried. But after the ceremony he said he must have a smoke, and he forth with had one in the streets. His wife wants separation
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Messer, physical director of the pupllc schools Few could have brought about such results as he has done in the two years that he has had control of athietics in the schools. But more of Coach Messer anon. s F- f
 When he was asked what was the req son for the success of the teams of the High school he replied that it was definitely organized athletic association And to this he has given much of his at tention.
 When Coach Messer took charge of athletics at the High school two years
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ago he found affairs in a chaotic state. There were no business methods used, the association was hindrance rather than a help to the teams. The associa- ton was usually $200 in debt at the end of the year. ss-l
 The report of Faculty Treasurer R. L. Dimmitt for 1911 shows a balance on hand of $50, after all debts have been paid, the teams uniformed during the past year and for the coming one And this has been done by boys themselves. They re- ceived no help from the board of educa-
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s4,5oo, ,ooo Lent @ Carlos

Lisbon, June 3.-(Special)-T corn- mission appointed to ascertain the amount of the advances made by the state to the Portuguese royal family reports that $4,500,000 was lent to the late King Carlos. When the amounts of the loans to other members of the royal family are known the provisional gov- ernment intended to repay themselves from King Manuels property in Portu- gal by yearly deductions.
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The above record Is really an unusual one. of which all students and alumnae of the High school should be proud. The success of the athletics at the High school and the public school Is due primarily and beyond doubt to the unfagging zeal and infinite tact and wisdom of G. N.
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K. L. DIMMIII,
 Eact11ty Trea Sllrer.

worked condi to that stage where he is not crippled when stars leave the schools. By his training there are always others ready to step into their shoes. M .s,.z M .s.,s, " "a
 last year there were four teams in