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

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ar1t0res y AristaS, secci0n de Ponce, ha
agsaedad0 Organlzada en- eSta lorna.
Don Felix Matos Dernler, presldentes )
AaOn Arlstides CIl4yler, ylce-presldente;
don Benigno 'lrueDd, Lesorero; don Juan
Braschi, secretarlo, y vocaleS, don Juan
Euevas Ab0y J don Miguel fou.
Ell domingo sc reunlra la dlrectlva en-
ed domiciho del senior 1ruena, ofrecido
.galantemente por este ilustrado joyen.
En- la casa de don Germanico Bella
val Sc reunieron aver, los senores que
}eomponen la dlrectiya de la NgG pro-
dgvesssta de Ponce. LA reunion tuyo mu-
ssaaa impOrtancia Y sc trataron asuntos
sae inter6s de utiidad general.
En- La madrugada del jueves, fue des-
&r,lida por un incendio una casa de la
d;alle de La Cruz, perteneciente d don
qJos6 Rivera
La casa estaba asegurada en- seiscien-
tcs dollars, estaba deshabltada des-
de hace algunos d1as,
El propietario del inmueble salio el
3sznes pasado para Mayaguez y repair
gi6 La familia, en- Ell dOmicilio de varios
parientes-
La casa estaba completamente desha-
Aitada, entire los escombros no Sc ha
encontradO mas que un colchon, unas ba-
Eras de catre, dos sillas Y muy contados
Gauebies mas.
La investigation hecha por ell Juez Sc
nor SEEK ha sido enyiada al fiscal senior
Palacios Rodriguez
Los bomberos trabajaron bien, y acu-
a1ieron prontamente la casa siniestra-
saa.
En- Ia ealle, como un perrO, sln asis-
&encia de ninguna clase, ha muerto una
infeliz mujer llamada Seraina Torres,
natural de Adjuntas
De pronto sc sinti0 aquejada de un
aaOlor agudlsimo, y Sc echo junto a una
xsmpalizada en- La calle del Sol, entire Mo-
aina La Tore revotcandose desespe-
sadamente.
EI guardia JESUS Colon que estaba
de servScio por aquel sitio, pidio Ia am
bmlancia municipal, y el conductor del
Eehfculo contest6 que la ambuIancia no
era mas que para los enyenenados pa
Ta los heridoe
Entonces el guardia fue en- persona
n gestionar el env1o de la ambulancia y
,a.zxando volvi6 con ella, la infehz muJer
IRA va eadaver.
lei fiscal seIlor Palacios Rodriguez or
aaer6 que sc proceda Ia outopsia del
aeadaver, ser1a de desear que, por ell
alealde, Sc exiliers I'm mas severe cum
splinalento los subalternos de la admi-
abstraction
va est$ terminada Ia investigation
del case entire Ell barbero Justine OGvo
" ell policia Jose Sierra, de que va infor-
me aver, los lectores.
JET guardia, al decluarar ante el fiscal
present6 una navajo, con la que-seg1n
afice-le cause Olivo la herida que pre-
&eHfta en- la mano izqulerda.
Los testigos dicen que Olivo no ten1a
em la mano arma alguna, cuando el
aguardia sc avaIanz6 sobre el.
Tel expediente ha sido enviado al
attorney general.
El guar1ia Sierra ha nombrado su de-
Eensor al notable 1etrado PARA Cap6.
Ann no sc les ha dado Ia classification
correspondence & los alumnos de Las es-
euelas pdblicas que sufrieron examenes
tn La pasada semana.
] Esta enfermo. sunque de poea impor-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-11

LA sefora Larr1naga de Dexter, ha
enyiado al Presidente del Refugio de
Ninos Desamparados un billete de dos
dollars en- nombre de una senora de
Anasco, que recata modestamente su
nOmbre.
Sc agradece mucho este delicado v
generoso donativo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-11
NOTICIAS

LA sefora Larr1naga de Dexter, ha
envlado al Presidente del Refugio de
Nlnos Desamparados un billete de dos
dollars en- nombre de una sefiora de
A1asc0, Que recata modestamente su
nOmbre.
Sc agradece mucho este delicado v
generoso d0nativo.
III domingo II del actual 4 las nueve
de La 1nai1ana, tendra lugar en- la Santa
Capllla Francisco, la Misa Solemne 4
Jesus Sacramentado quedando s. D. M
Gle manifesto hasta las cuatro media
de la tarde Ell que Sc rezara Ia Corona
procession y reserva
Nos lnforman que las carreras del Hi
podromo, para mafana, domingo, pro-
meteran ser muy interesantes, Dor los
oaballos que Ell dichas carreras compe-
tran los primeros premios.
Ser1a bueno que ell jurado trate de So
luclonar Ell conficto de que dichas ca
rreras no terminen demasiado tarde
pues este ocasiona graves inconvenien.
| tes al pt1b1ico.
La munlcipahdad de Arecibo, tiene
en- proyecto un magnlfco programa pa-
ra La fer1a lnsular, a la que Sc propone
concurrlr aceptando la invitaci6n espe-
clal del senior Tingle.
Ill senior don NJ. Esteves y su distin-
gu1da esposa, han llegado q San Juan.
procedentes de Mayaguez.
| Bien venidos.
Aver entr6 en- puerto el 'sBalmes''
hermoso buque de Ia compan1a de Pi-
nillos,
Fara que pueda actuar Ia compa1ia
de La Iris, Sc procedera activamente i
la reparaci6n del 'Teatro Municipal, -
de Mayaguez.
En- Ia session celebrada aver Dor 81
| ConseJo EJecutivo Sc aprobaron innu-
merabtes franqu1icias recomendadas
por Ell Comite de Finanzas Apropla-
clones.
Ha s1do condenado a pagar una mul-
ia de diez dollars Poliearpio Fernan-
dez, que vendi6 dos centavos de ron.
en- ell dia de aver, al nifo de siete ai,os
1 Ramon Chaleman.
I'll sugeto Lorenzo Rodriguez va era
un fresco antes de entrar en- Ia nevera,
con que tig1rense ustedes como saldra
ahora. Aver, cogi6 la estaci6n del fe-
rrocarrlI de mingitorio, y no tuvo en-
fmenta que EN- aquel momento entraba
Iel tren lleno de pasajeros, los que tu-
vleron que yer tan lamentable pel1cula.
| dloy fue condenado diez dfas de re-
clusi6n
/ A Joaquin Coto sc lie lla puesto idem.
para que no siga pegandole a los bne-
Eyes de La manera tan fenomenal que 10
Evenfa hacienda, dandoles paios hasta
I'hacerles horrorosos verdugones.
Cinco pesos de multa s cinco dias de
Iiaresto; tiene donde escoger. H."
Juana Ramos (a) "To te gia'' Y Ma
ria Reyes, son dos sujetas de esas que
frecuentan las "maxines' de la calle
Edel Sol y arman cada escandalo que
Santelmo tirita. ~ e
Anoehe Sc insultaron, Sc agarraren
| y sc hirieron con mn cuchillo, m6tua-
mente, por que las dos estaban hechas
ginas furias. Y como visitan ell mum
cipal Gel Juzgado eh?) con harta fre-
cuencia, el Jhez Gaetan Barbosa, les
| impuso esta manana tres meses de c5r-
| eel. 81
En- eI estahlecimiento de billar del
Sr. Crsaz Castro, cuestionaron aver los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-11

III domingo II del actual 4 las nueye
de La nafana, tendra lugar en- la Santa
Capilla Francisco, la Misa Solemne 4
Jesus Sacramentado quedando S. D. M,
de manifesto hasta las cuatro y media
de la tarde en- que Sc rezara Ia Corona
procession y reserva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-11

tancia, Ell doctor Ferran, Official de Sa
nidad.
Deseamos sn meJor1a.
EI CoTvespo,ssI.
Ponce. 10 de Noviembre.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-03

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HIS CREDENTIALS STRONG
Reformed Burglar Secured Job Selling
Safes, Although Business Was
Rather Dull.

we are not taking on any new
travelling men just now" the safe
manufacturer said. Business 10 rath.
or dull In our line"
Well. II you need one, let me
know" said the applicant for Job,
ia rather sell your safe than any
there Ia In the market. It's the best
Are you an expert,"
Yes. sir. know all there 10 to be
known about safes"
Ever deal In ,hem'"
No. sir"
Ever work In q factory
mo, STR"
How do YOU know ours 10 the
best"
because II takes longest 10 ersah
into a."
How do you know that
I'm n reformed burglar.
He got the job,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-03
WOMAN HAD OVERLOOKED BET
Didn't Know What She Had Forgot
ten. but Returns Homo With
Money After Shopping.

She had Just returned from a shop.
ping tour. tired. but radiant
He had Just returned from the OF
hce. tired. but-well. tired.
Qulvcring with delight at the array
OF samples shipped from rolls OF dress
goods. she emptied the contents OF her
purse Into her lap, There was a metal
tic sound A look OF dlsmay crossed
her face
THERE" she exclaimed Il jus,
knew there was something had for.
gotten to buy"
What was II. dear3" he asked with
an assumption OF interest
I'm sure don't know" she replied
petuiantly. but I fnd have . half
dollar lett
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-03
Fat Men Not Molsstsd.


r. W. Douglass, state entomologist.
felt that his neld OF operations was
growing larger few days ago when
an excited citizen. evidently an ad-
mirer Of trees. telephoned him In the
interests OF two large trees on q lot
In North Illinois street
These trees are beauties. said Mr..
Douglass informant. but fear they
are about to be ruined. The family
living on the lot has stretched ham.
mock between them.
We'll, a hammock doesn't injurs
trees II properly hung" replied Mr..
Douglass
Yes, but this Ia different" returned
the informant You see. this is q
strong hammock, the strongest ever
saw. and every day at noon two big
fat men sit In II for an hour. don't
see how II can avoid killing the trees. I"
Mr.. Douglass declined TO interfere
with the fat mems rest-lndianapolis
News.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-03
FALL OF SNOW WITHIN DOORS
Phenomenon That Once Actually %
CURED In Stockholm Under
Peculiar Conditions.

II is quite possible TO have q fall
OF snow within doors. Indeed, the
thing has actually occurred, and the
cause was no other than that which
produces a fall OF snow In the open
air. e.. a subsection Of moist atmos
phere to a temperature cold enough
TO crystalline the drops OF moisture
that we're formed.
The event. which 10 OF authentic REQ
ord. occurred In Stockholm. On q very
cold. clear night an evening party
was In progress. Many persons were
gathered In a single room. and II be-
came so warm that several women
complained OF feeling III. An attempt
was made to raise window. but the
sashes had been frozen In their places.
aud II was impossible to move them.
In these circumstances there was but
one thing to do. II was necessary that
air should be admitted. 80 a pane OF
glass was smashed Immediately .
cold current OF air rushed In. and %
the same instant flakes OF snow were
seen TO fall to tho floor In all parts Of
he room. The entrance OF q frosty
current into an atmosphere saturated
With moisture had produced Q snowfall
hdoors-7Aarper's Weekly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-03
REREK Az I.ODCK.

Queen OF the Plains Rebekal
.odge, No. 922-Meets every Tues
lay night at tOl Taylor street MIR
'arearei Bronson Noble Granr
Mrs J. ID. Allen. Vice Grand: Mis-
Lille DAinms,sr, Secretary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-03
sECnEr soCiErIEs.
MASONIC

MASONIC
Amarillo Chapter. No. lse, r. A.
M.-Aeeis second Friday night AZ
zoe Folk street. r. L. Joiner, N.
A.: @. NJ Tyler. Secretary.
Amaillo Commandery, X. +. No
is.-heets second Monday night al
500 Polk street. A. II. Spencer. En-
ipent Commander: J ]. Service. Re
corder.
Amarillo Couacil. 40. isi. Royal
and Select MAsters-Meets second
Friday Night at Goo Polk street J..
L. Roderlck. T. l. NJ; G. N. Tyler.
Recorder.
Amarillo Lodge. No. lsl. A. v. 4
A. M.-Meets third Friday night at
600 Folk street. J. r. Roderick.
wonaipful Master: c. NJ. tyler. Sec
tetary.
Bonita Chapter. No. isi, Order
Eastern Star-Meets second and
fourth Tuesday nights at 500 Polk
street. Mira. Edith Taylor. w. M;
Mrs. Rachel II. Service. Secretary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-03
csuss Of Explosions In Flour Mllls.

cause ot Explosions IN flour Wttte.
An English Arm OF millers, troubled
with dust explosions. set about die
covering the cause Of ignition Of the
dust. The mills use the steel roller
process OF patent -four. and iron or
steel particles In the grain we're sus-
pected OF coming In contact with the
steel rolls sand emitting the spark.
causing the explosions.
Accordingly, an apparatus was Do
signed by which all the grain subject
TO the rolls nrst was passed over high.
ly magnetiEed steel arresters. The
result was strikingly In proof OF the
theory. These electro magnets col
lected steel and iron particles ranging
from the microscopic up to box nails
several inches long. With a standard
equipment OF arres,ers capable OF pass
Ing 1000 bushels Of grain an hour. 80
much metal rollects that several timer
day the magnets must be swung
aside and brushed clean OF their 40
eumulation.-Chicago Tribune
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-03

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furnished or uafurnished at SOC East
Eighth street. 3l2-Sc
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Amalllo Council, No. l4be. knights
OF Columbus-Meets first and third
Thursday nights at Thompson Hall
II. NJ. Shaughnessy, Grand Knight;
Joseph ]. Kelley. Recorder.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-03
FrstrrnHi Brotherhood,

Fraternal brotherhood Lodge NJ
,0S meets FIRST Monday night IN eacl
uonth AZ W o w Hall. Mimi
armer. secretary
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

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Amarillo Lodge No. Sls, Loyal Or
der OF Moose-Meets every Tuesday
night AZ the Grand Opera House Hall
Visiting Moose invited Fred d
Welch. secretary.
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If You Are in Doubt Trial Will Convince you that
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Iyanhoe Homestead. brotherhood
OF American Yoemen-Mests second
and fourth Monday nights at Eakse
Hall. W. A. Davidson, Foreman
]. A. BOZ, Correspondent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-03
"A. "A. a.

Ipen until IL O'Clock every nigh'
Waiting Elks cordially invited.
N. W. A.
Palo Dnfo Camp. No 1894. Nod.
ern wcsdmen Of Amerio&. Meets
first ana third Wednesday nights In
Odd Fellows Hall, John Gilvin.
Consul: Louis Linke. Clerk.
Golden Rod Camp. No. 4+b2. Royal
Nelghbcrs OF America. Meets second
and fourth Wednesday nights In Odd
Fellows Hall. Mrs. Florence Elm
norman. Oracle: Mrs. Matilda b. Coz.
Recorder.
q. @. v.
WI. P,emons Camp, No. i4el-
Meets every Sunday ut .. N. Of
court house. w. NJ. Warren, Cap.
tain: 8. J. Brown. Adtutant
w. q. w.
Aiamosa Camp. No. 502.-Aeets
every Tuesday night at Eakle Hall
T. W. Mcbride, G c.; T. W. Barnes
CLERK.
Poplar Grove Circle. No. NJ
Meets every Friday night At Eakle
Hall. Ida Lance. Guardian: r. W.
Mcbride. Clerk.
r. q. X.
Amarillo Aerie, 10. 1sss-heets
every Friday hight at X. Of p. Hall
Grand Opera House Bldg. c. L
Hunter. President: A. b. Seanor
Secretary.
4. O. U. W.
Amarillo Lodge No. bs.--Meets
second and fourth Thursday nights
at 4Ol Taylor street A. N. He's.
Master Workman; J. Rufus King.
Recorder.
banner Lodge. No. s, Degree
ionor-Meets first and third Wed
,esday nights at 40l Taylor street
J. NJ. Ledford, Financier.
VI q. p.
Amarillo Council. No. to7, Mcder'
order Of P,.s.;vTT..ans Meets tirs
md third Thursday nights AZ Eakh
tall. A. n. Baker, s A.; c, A
Wright Recorder
N. n. OF A.
Amarillo Lodge. No. 2216-Meets
first and third Wednesday nights al
X. OF p. Hall ]. r. Morgan, pres.
J. d Cancel. Sec.
II. % A. Y.
Iyanhoe Homestead. brotherhood
OF American Yoemen-Mests second
and fourth Monday nights az Eakse
Hall W. A. Davidson, Foreman
J. A. Boz. Correspondent.
X. OF c.
Amalllo Council, No. 14be. knights
OF Columbus-M Meets first and third
Thursday nights at Thompson Hall
If. NJ. Shaughnesay. Grand Knight,
Joseph ]. Kelley. Recorder.
l.. q. q. N,
Amarillo Lodge No. 31s, Loyal Or
der OF Moose-Meets every Tuesda,
night AZ the Grand Opera House Hall
Visiting Moose invited Fred d
Welch. secretary.
X. and l.. Of T.
The Knights and Ladies OF Securi
lty meet every Monday night In thei
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-03

Amarillo Aerie, No. lsss-heets
every Friday hight at X. Of p. Hall
Grand Opera House Bldg. c. L
Hunter. President: A. B. Seanor,
Secretary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-03
I. O. q. r.

Amarillo Encampment. No. H.
Meets second and fourth Friday
nights at 4Ol Taylor street. John
NJ Stidger. Chief Patriarch; c. c.
Pangle. Scribe; II. W. Baggett. Treas
urer.
Amarillo Lodge. no. slo.-Meets
every Monday night at i0i Taylor
street. John +. Ross. Noble Grand.
". w. hamilton. Secretary.
Canton. Amarillo. No. l4.-Aeets
first and third Friday nights al t0l
Taylor street. John +. Ross. Cap
ain. Y. b, Dudley. Clerk
Queen OF the Plains Rebeksh
lodge. No. 222.-Meets every Tues
lay night at t0l Taylor street Mis-,
lesee tmphrey. Noble Grand: hrs
Margaret Bronson, Vice Grand
Nrs. Mollie Smith. Past Grand: Mis-
lille Dmnier, Secretary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-03

Amarillo Lodge. No. s2e.-Meet,
avery Monday night at Eiks Home
L. B. Gallaher, Exalted Ruler; San
8. mellow, Secretary. Club ROOM
pen until ~ O'Clock every night
Visiting Elks cordially invited.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-03

The Knights and Ladies OF Securi
" meet every Monday night In thell
hall In the Grand Opera House ;
". Zimmerman. Pres. MlS ona }
smith. Sec
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-03

Amarillo Lodge. No. 22l6-Meets
first and third Wednesday nights al
X. OF p. Hall J. r. Morgan, pres.
J. d Caxsell. Fec.
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VI O. 2.

Amarillo Council. No. to7, Mcder
order OF Pr.s.vTT..ans Meets firs
md third Thursday nights az Eakl'
tall. A. u. Baker. 8. A.; c. A
Wright Recorder.
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y. O. v.
WI. Premons Camp, No. i4el-
Meets every Sunday at 3 .. N. al
court house. W. NJ. Warren, Cap
tain: 8. J. Brown, Adiutant
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-11-03

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Aiamosa Camp. No. 502.-Aeets
every Tuesday night at Eakle Hall
T. W. Mcbride, G c.; T. W. Barnes
Clerk.
Poplar Grove Circle. No. III
Meets every Friday night At Eakle
Hall. Ida Lance. Guardian: r. W,
Mcbride, Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-14

cial standing is. Every ordinance propos
ed TO be passed by the Municipal Council
must be publicly advertised for one week
before it is finally acted upon No snap"
action can possibly be taken
Sth. The New Charter provides for con-
centfation of authority and fixing of re-
sponsibility on the members of the Mu
nieipal Council who, can be held respon-
sibie for the proper management of their
departments.
9Th. The New Charter by providing for
the election of one member of the Mu-
nicipal Council each year TO serve for
three years gives us stable government
and makes it possible for the Municipal
Council to adopt fixed and permanent
business policy which must result In a
great financial saving on all public works
and win also give the city much higher
quality of service.
| 10th. The New Charter while providing
for stability also provides for rule by
the people" Through the use of the
referendum" by petition of 10 per cent
of the votes any ordinance may be re-
ferred to the popular vote by use OF
the Initiative any action which is de-
manded by the voters and which is fefus-
ed by the Municipal Council must on Pc
tition of 10 per cent. of the voters be
referred to the people for their vote. By
the use of the recall if any member
of the Municipal Council is unsatisfactory
upon petition of % per cent. of the voters
he can be subject to recall from office
which can be accomplished by majority
vote at any annual election. .
1lth Amendments to the charter. Here
is the most democratic feature OF the
whole charter. The voters of Waterville
may at any annual election make any
change in their charter that a majority
of the voters wish This means that IL
any feature of the New Charter does not
work satisfactorily. a majority of our
voters may change it. even to, the extent
of returning to the old charter II we wish
to do so. This is great opportunity to
secure home rule's never before offered
by any Eastern state to any city 1t
leaves absolutely no chance for objection
by any man who beleves in thee..raIe of
the majority" II you can trust ..the
people" vote for the New Charter on
October second.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-14
On Moroccan Question Is
Sent 10 Germany.
France Accepts Parl Of The
Kaiser's Proposition
And Revises others TO Suit Ideas
OF Her Own People.

Paris, Sept. 13.-After President Fall
lleries had given his formal sanction
70 the French reply to Germany S
counter proposals in the Moroccan ne
gotiattons the foreign minister, M. De
Selves, succeeded in the task of COM
pieting the transcription of the Gocu-
ment, which was dispatched for Ber-
lin by special courier at 10 O'Clock to-
night
According to information from a re-
liable source The reply is practically Il
revised and corrected version of the
proposed Franca-German treaty rela-
tive to Morocco. which was submitted
to the German foreign minister by the
French ambassador on Sept. a. The
German government returned a dupli-
cate Of this treaty to NJ Cambon. re-
2ised according Ia the requirements
Of Germany, that is to say, including.
= number of impressions and addI-
lions. Ii is these that the French re-
ply in general revises, either re-incor-
por9ting the articles suppressed by the
imperial government or amending or
deletiag the articles Inserted by that
government. The Frenen reply acrep. ,
certain German demands 81 $50
laFolve the question % p.imtip. !.
The Deutsch Bank Of tfr'a 49, -.
egraphed To tic Snciete General, aaF-
ing its officials 10 deny The publ, Cd
statement that the Paris Bank has re-
tHsed 10 renew a loan of 81 900, 900 to
Inc Deutsche Bank. NJ. Dorlsen. diree-
Ton OF tie Societe Generate. denies that
such loan ever existed. The transac-
ton denied had beer mentioned by one
Of the first bankers of Paris and was
assumed TO be true when giVea pub
LEFTY.
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Sarah Whitmore Foy.

Sarah Whitmore Foy, daughter Of
the late Henry and Eliza Perry Fey,
died. Tuesday evening. aged 81 years,
at the home of Ter niece. Mrs. +. n.
Burr. 30 Central street. She had made
her home for the past 20 years with
Mrs. Warren Reed of Brunswick ave-
nue. and was visiting her niece at the
ttme of her fatal Illness. She was a
member of the Congregationaiist
church. Mrs j. s. Burton, Hartford,
Conn; Mrs A. t. Fitch OF Chicago and
Mrs. Burr, all nieees. survive. The flu
neral will be held at 80, Fridor ar
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Burr.
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Business relating to publicity in the
affairs of the waterviile Good Govern
ment Association was discussed at the
meeting of the general committee held
Wednesday evening In the common
council rooms. A digest of the propos-
ed charter was read anu AFTER some
discussion it was voted that commit
tee consisting of Herbert l.. Emery,
Or. l.. G. Bunker and Rev. 9, +. Stiin-
son prepare a shorter digest and dis
tribute it to the voters of the city. A
financial committee consisting OF Dr,
]. Frederick Hill. C. w. Atchley and
Howard c. Morse was appointed 10
look after the financial part Of the
campaign.