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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-07-01

It's the big brag that gets the high
honors.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-07-01

Many a mans bluff isn't called uni
he gets MARI
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-07-01
OFFICIAL ORGAN:

Railroad Commission of Georgia For
Third Congressional District.
q. S. Court Southern District OF
Georgia.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-07-01

To teach a girl to flirt
She learns it at a glance;
She doesn't need a lesson,
She only needs a chance.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-07-01

'out tears be-
0-s anifv'
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-07-01

Americas, Ga- July 1, 1911.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-07-01

iere's MOI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-14
BUSINESS COLLEGE.

ARE You CONTENT WITH YOUR PRES.
ent prospectsi Don't try TO fool yourself.
Ara Won qualified TO EARN { GooD SALARY
and TO hold a REsPon sIFGE POSITION
Have you had .lcrough 9, nmercisl train
ingi II not, now is the time. because the
demand for GOOD ofAee help Is steadily IN
ere.sing. INVESTIGATE. TULSA BUS
INESs COLLEGE Phone 1929 Friend
Jonss SIaE EEo-ooo~~~-~-~-~-~~~
No matter what you want II
will save you time and money
II YOU will use the Worlds Wants.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-14
noe NOTES

sunung sr holf starving pigs is
the death " all profits.
Pigs Ike comfort and uulces II IS
provided thy do not thrive we'll
You cannot faucn a brood sow and
fauou n hos Mike and make the best
uccoss Of With
Brood sovs should be heavily FED
for gain o, youus pigs ls made at
low cost Of iced consumed
The hog IS needed on the dairy
farm as tn consumer ~ skim milk
and other 4asto about the farm.
There is NJ better place for growing
pigs intend q either for breeding or
fattcnlug than the pasture,
wheat mlddllngs can nearly alway'
be- used to advantage IN connection
with corn u fatteuinR hogs.
Tho low cost Of tho first and second
one hundred pounds compared viii
the third PAGES a premium on earll
markctIns
I'm selogt,g gifts to take The place
of brood go,gs turned off rick thpu
from the lulnrs that hod good milk
ling dams
The ncddug Of sow at farrowlui
Should be urrficicut only for cloanIi
ness and Irucs. n furnished 81
too large amounts Tho pigs win bur
row into II and get lost or get Grip
Piled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-14

Chicago Grain.


Chicago, June l3,--uroughth in
Missouri aud reports OF blasted fields
in Southern Illinois gave final up
ward twist to the wheat market af;cr
an earlier advance had been moro
than wiped out. --latest figures show
ed a net gain OF LIS To- Ia TO "a,
According to the weather bureau Al
81 Louis. rain is badly NEEDED all over
Missouri. Purchases of new wheat
for arrival here In July were being
made and prominent crop expert
| estimated that the yield In Kansas
| Nebraska and oklahoma us almost
one million bushels In excess of the
amount harvested last year, Through
out the day Il great deal OF nervous
! tension was caused by leading longs
reversing tactics and giving support
to July deliveries by selling other
months, mainly September
Corn advanced on account of Wig
orous local speculative buying, but
reacted I'm view Of the steady com
formed the chief reliance Of the
bulls. July varied from "a l-2 Ia
% Ia and closed steady is net
higher Mt "a "a. Cash grades We're
weak Number yellow finished at
54 IA to 65. crop damage complaints
from Illinois and Iowa pushed up the
price of oats. july ranged from 8S
to 3S rs, closing a shade higher at
at 3S is TO IL.
New York Stochs
New York, June ia determined
effort was made today to dvmonstrat,
that strength OF the s'lr position II
the stock market and speculative is
sues, especially United States steel
We're subjected to heavy pressure
Early prices declined rapidly and lh'
movement was accelerated by the cir
culation Of various disquioung re
ports, some Of which We're believed t.
has as their only foundation a dcsr
to influence the- market The ton
became hrmcr and stocks graduall
made up the losses, Copper stock
were the most prominent and abou
duplicated yesterdays rise of a poin
or more. oBnds were easier. Tota
sales $3,O10,0OO. United states
declined 1-3 on call.
New Orleans Cotton.
New Orleans, June 13,-Spot cotto
quiet, unchanged. Futures opene'
steady at an advance Of one point o
July and decline Of to point
on other active months, At the en-
OF the first half hour the active mont
were 5 to points under Yesterday
close. The weather forecast indi
Gated continued fair weather In III
cotton belt caused renewed buyin
and prices advanced until they WEI
unchanCed to points up compare
n with yesterdays close.
u AT noon the list was to poin
under yesterdays close. In the afte
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-14
Aicrlcn CIV pcnccful.

Mexico CITY, June 13--With The
former chief Of the revolutionary forco
ont ~ the city, the score OF Khaki
clad men whohavc been wearing their
cnrtridge belts f'lled with from ten
To- fifteen pounds Of ammunition, have
been dyosuug themselves Of their
burdens and today for the first TN,
since the tIumphal entrance ot Ma
doro into tho capital, the town has az.
Rumcd q normal aspect
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-14

noon. the market was dull and closed
steady 4 to points lower
New York Cotton.
New York, June l3.--tottou spots
closed quiet Futures closed barely
steady. Closing bids juno lb.5oi
July 1860, August 1900 september
1896, October, 1861 November
1866. December 1867 January 1865,
March 1870, May 1874
81. LOuis Cotton,
ST. Louis, Mo- june H. Cotton,
unchanged, middung 10 3-S, no sales
Receipts AIS bales, shipments AIS
bales, stock $3.50 bales.
Galveston Cotton.
Galveston, IcN, june l3,-Coilol
steady 10 7-lG.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-14
CROP IS
ABOVE AVERAGE
DECLARED no HE MOST VAL.
UABIE YET PRODUCED,
Estimate NEARLY million
Yield Not as Large ~ Some of prev.
ious Years In TcNas--lnCrcasc
In Price.

La,
,n r,,rr
v,.,t.-,.... -. -, sot,,,, ,.at-
'''" '''
ur'S OF the WV cotton crop ''i'o''-
of the Central Bureau, made today |
arc AS follows:
r,. o.,urotod wilma NJ tho 1910 |
..,.,.,
crop ''' "''a' '"'""''o WV P''N''
In the United states, IL $9O5,lSo,ouu' |
compared with SSl1OoO,oOO Tor WV |
$6SI23O,oOO for l9OS, NiOO'seO'ooo
to' 1907 and $,2L6oO,OOO for 1906
The value of the crop OF lSlo u
$l6Lo90,OOO, or 1886 per cent more
than thut of 1909 notwithstanding the
fact that the uuan,ity Of Int Is only L.
GO3,6G7 bales, or IL per cent greater
The value of the cotton crops oi tue
| fvc-ycar period ending with l9Io u
S2,S59,ll0.ooO, while the value OF the
/ |firc-yoor por'od ending with lS'S Is !
/ SL629.bO0. O0O
During the last tlNe years the price
oI lint cotton has averaged l2c per
pound, or about $50 per bale, ana the
l''"' ~, Wv ''''o" ','' no, ,'oS NV ,oS a.
I'"m N'@'Nu per 10" III ''0' 70 '-''''
. per ton IN 1910,
In' laIu' o' ',' 'oV, po"'.u ""''
COTTON !n,.'u''E ,I' N",u' y. we svVu '.,,
was %, ,'i' n '''V .u,,P', 'm ,on oo T.,
to","' nor '''' ",,u WV, - ''V- 80
1870 cue tIo"uooi w. - w.
,"'"'S "'''S .n,s '''',',s os ''"' ,,,.", "',,,
ne rua''|o" So"o u, .S'o, no ,,'',,,,'
-, -, i"' IN WV VIZ" NV, ,"s' as .o nu
W''nF''"u,us Er'n''I e"'' w p,o
u"'"U, "' Wv i'',a,"' ''''',, a,.t.,
'''o "''', '.'''' ,'. .,,, 1 ,,,ona,,
,. II ''''''' ''"'' '''' ''''''N'
u'mt NUNS .,
lhe Qu"',y " ou,'V" 'vp'' 'gH ~,
l'v '''I VI =. W..' ,,'',s oic ,aIos
""u ,"uuu "''' ,u,,,''" na1'. 90 ,''',,
r -oo ,'.,,.,,, ,,,tas ,,n cron
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-14
IKPOsS@ & NfMWID
Bury On Tine
IR@M0@l IPl@Il

$225O for a Groom modern east
front home close in, on West 9TH st
$500 cash. balance like rent
1850, a new room cottage, finely
decorated, good well water, located
on a beautiful lot adjoining Crosbie
Heights; 500 cash handles this.
$225O, with $3.50 cash, for one of
the best bargains in the city, a new
Groom modern east front bungalow
cement walks, paved streets and close
in.
$500 to $500 buys you some beau
tiful bulldog lots on he North Sidei
paved stree s. modern district, sew
ers, water snd gas; very easy terms
.s270 part cash for 1OOxl4O feel
one block from the Lynch-Forsytf
school these lots are worth $500
If you are laying rent we can save
you money Call at our office and LEI
us figure with you.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-14
Bl&ir Bros
s19A s. Nam. Phone l.
LET MIE SIHIOW YOU

LET ME SIHOW YOU
My resideate, corner 9th and De-
.roit. modern, rooms basement
barn. shade and cast front
A beautl'rlly located 6 room cot
iage 1928 south Main. entrance hail.
coed barn, high lot. east front, shade
terms to suit
Two houses corner 6th and Elwood,
new. modern shade, fine piece OF
property, only three blocks from the
new court house. Can be bought at a
low price.
A splendid Q room modern house
corner lot, TO exchange for lands,
Agood five room house to exchange
for lands.
Two new modern, five room bunga-
lws. both gas and electricity, well TO-
Gated for rent
MONEY TO LEND ON GOOD REAL
ESTATE sECUhlTY.
Bo f. PETTUS
Corner Main and Second Phone 2s6'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-14
REAL ESTATE.

4 room house, one block from For
sythe school tor 5000; can he bought
on terms 7 have some other good
bargains now Come and sec me.
Houses to rent
Ro Le PARTrRlIDGE
Real Estate Broker
Room 16. furner Bldg Third and
Main. Phones $50 and 1473,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-14
BANK STATEMENT.
No nal2.

Report OF the condition Of the
NATIONAL BANK OF CoMMEhCE
It Tulsa in The state OF Oklahoma, at tn
close OF business Juhe T., 1911.
RaaourCeg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-14
REAL ESTATE.
A Remarkable COmdfGiOII

Notwithstanding general Financial matters,
pleased the best position we have ever been
for making quick Loanso TULSA REAL ESTATE
inspector today ana advises that we can get all
the money we securities Tulsa
erty than before
We have quite the city paved streets
property In cash
and the remainder who have often
wished to own your that
vo d investigate our liberal ESPECIAL attention
YOUR IN lna
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-14
Inorcnhcd snnnllcs OF Hogs.


larger reciputs touuy tuau "a "reN |
ago encouraged packers to reduce
bids 10 cents, but shippers bodRhl' |
some at about steady prices u"o |
packers finally came into the marh''
at about cents decline.
It.r,ints of hogs u kausas GUY
toaay vrre la5Uu, "A wrrN ago, TO-
ma, , ,,ar upn AtuU. Chicago re-
r,,,,t $4,000. compared Witu $4,000
d., ,,,,l, upn and 4guUO a year ago,
Ivno rNo Western markets received
A,,Uu. a week ago 0DgUO, year
|o,n "a 700
uri,.. M hops Is
80
| rn,ic. Nos over g5O lbsS
rna,,. n,,,s over
q.n lhs .......$G.UluG,l "a
/ rnn,c, hogs. over
goo Nh. .......... G.O5uG2O
rie,t b,,s ,,er
.oO lna. ............. G1OU6.22la %
Eu,,,h to common hogs 6l0WG.OO
s,o.,s ...... 5.yUuJ.gO
AMI, of snIes s...... GlOuG.2O
,,..,..,... .,, .,,tl, .n,r, today were
- ,.,, ,rd Included
''' ev' ''". s,nrIy nm ene ouarautno
stdn ON the native side while there
ucrc some good Ners, the general
s,nnIv was deficient i'm beef making
qualities, and included some plain
stockcrs and feeders sent III ON "'-
count OF dry weather buyers wore
fairly anxious for the Good N'l,b
st,crs at fully steady prices, nut lh'
palmer grades had to meet the com
petition of light weight nan lat sNc'lS
on the quarantine al signify lo"e'
prices ON the quarantine Sde re-
,cip,s were 6.O39 cattle ana 500
calves, the largest re'e'P'S '''lS '''
son.
on the native side ten car loa's %.
horned sugar city colo, steers, Solu
at $5.g5, and some u, j. steers o'
$5.75. Some Fowler Tod, @-y'aI
old Crossel steers brought $3.50 ono
T some other native fed steers 20 u
: S615. The cattle mat soIu pe'o',
, $500 were quo'eo Nv N,','a ,,,t
Cat'le lha' '"','' ~ ,,, n,
G met ANY e,,a s,oors sold n
D.. lno quo'""t','' ,,,.,, nm 10 S4S5
S''iV 10 F'''' '''
Choice llBh'W'isut S''i' o''" "' W.
were comparatively scarce Ne' 20
calves pulls anu S''s9 WV
sIeau'' r,,
Phillips County, Kansas ana lioW
~ ell County Missouri "'io
g. a
n tie. Some other lo'"l''e' !" ""'
,o, states shippea rev" o"' ''' "',
ply was hot do ,', ~ %
30 Prices OF thlh '"''le "'''
~ weak to ~ Genus lo"'I """ "' -
lowest point OF 'he he""""'
90 Receipts Of cattle in Kansas Cl'
-, were 1860, including 75O calves,
- week ago, $3.50, u year ago 1890
Chicago received $4,000, compare
20 with 2l00O week ago and 2iOOO
SO year ago, The five western n"The'
45 received 47,i5O; a week ago 39,oo'
W year ago, $1,000.
oG rho nrices for the various grad,
~ cattIc wore approximately as 70
lowg.
65 e,,,rs
ga. QCoo1,C
M I'm, nm "haiao onr, rot Ea5I6I
wv 1ooN ,, w nd 6t5m5!
OO L"' w ci, ,.nt.., aooEfri
.,, ,,''.,,,D,' Y'",'o 65OmG,
wv ga '''e'
.2s COWS ...,..-
Prime ''',','''''''''.'''7i 80 ioU| %
an Good 70 cho,oe'''.''''''' 5'oo oots 7"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-14
THE MAREIrS,

yo..asYc o 90, Y.c.S9..
/.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-14
wv AM il AIDO

40 az Iess tnan 10 cents.
We reserve tne rsn. 10 revise
auu gIaar!.y al aus or REJECT,
omit auu refund amount p"Iu.
send sussestlons or com
pialA,s to Want Ad Manager
huturn wrong replies
Iuree time Gds very seldom
ian.
money refunded on unused In
bertiOEB.
Errors orrected or money re-
funded
avoid Saturday night rush
send your al In early.
RAWESo
one cent u word each Issue.
Phone your ad TO 1000. Your
credit II good II you own
phone
Classification not guaranteed
after y, m.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-12
Presidente.
El Salon "APOLO"

Ell aplaudido actor seiior Nadal San
tacoloma, ha reorganizado ell cuadro de
zarzuela que ven1a actuando en- ell Sa-
lon Apollo, y Sc propone dar una serie
de representations que han de ser muy
del agrado del p1blico.
Juan Nadal es I'm elemento valioso.
un artista consagrado por los p1blicos
extranjeros, y muy bien conocido del
nuestro, que lie ha tributado siempre
los aplausos mas calurosos.
La compania pondra en- escena esta
noche, La Sejloro Capitan0, y anuncia
para muy en- breve varios estrenos.
Ademas de la mencionada zarzuela,
ell programa Sc completa con muy inte-
resantes vistas cinematografcas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-12
DB I IA I RO
CAlrPANONE

A pesar de 10 oida que esta aqu1 la
opereta del Maestro Mazza y de que llo-
VIC a torrentes durante la tarde la
bora de La function, hub0 en- ell teatro una
buena entrada. En- los palcos, muy
principales familias, Ilenas las loca-
idades atlas
Entire los int6rpretes de Campanone
hay que mencionar en- primer t6rmino
a Sagi-Barba que ha hecho una verdade-
ra creaci6n de la obra.
F'u6 aclamado distintas veces, y re
cibido con IN APPLAUSE al salir escena.
A causa de la repentina indisposici6n
que sufr1a la~senorita Vela. esta exec
lente artista no pudo lucir anoche en-
Gorilla ell excelente m6todo de canto que
posee y que en- ell rond6 hubiese ratifca-
do mas; por la circumstance ano-
tada ell dif1cil y bello n1mero fu6 su-
primido.
Y Sc hizo bien, porque la bella y ex-
celente artista no estaba anoche en- voz
Consuelito Chaves, may discreta y
muy gentil en- la Violante comparti6
con sus companeros los aplausos de la
nOche.
Ell tenor Marti que debut6 anoche. tie
ne vOZ fresca y de agradable timbre
Con la explicable timidez del debutan-
te, 8 reservandose para las cabaletas.
10 cierto es que hasta este nilmero no lie
oyo propiamente ell pubico y cuando
le oy0 lie aplaudi6, lie aplaudi0 con entu-
siasmo, porque la voz es bonita, fresca.
sonora.
FL actor c6mico hizo reir Ell senior
Salvador tiene gracia natural y le sac6
todo ell partido possible a SUI papel.
Una menci6n muy especial merece e]
distinguido bajo Barquells, que compar-
ti6 con Sagi-Barba y ell Maestro Lloret
los mas altos honores de la noche
La orquesta muy bien la sinfon1a fuf
aclamada y repetida
Domingo oRoZCo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-12
Oedicado a Puerto Rico
UN NUMERO ESPECIAL.

La gran revista espa1ola "Mercll-
rio -, qale Sc edita en Barcelona diri-
ge Ell emlnente aanerIca anista D. Fede-
rico Rahola, sc propone dedicar una de
sus admirables y proftlsas ediciones a
dar una verdadera information de
Puerto Rico p1blicando todos los da-
tos conc ermientes q su desarrollo CO.
|mercial, industrial y agr1cola; vistas
|de nuestros prodigiosos paisajes, de
|nuestras puiblicaciones y edifcios i'm
Iportamtes y algllnas muestras de nres-
ira literatura
A este slmpatico Y utilisimo proyec
ito, mo permanece ajeno nuestro distin-
guido companero "Pepe Bloma'', que
ha de contribuir esta vez como otroS
|muchos a que frlera de aqu1 sc haga ell
|dlebrdo y conveniente reclamo de los
poderosos atractivos que muestro pals
brinda tanto al anulndo comercial como
lad turismo> que hallara en- ell ntmero
|especial de "NIercurio" una verdade-
ra gufa de cuanto de bello 8 de 1til
|Hncierra nuestra Isla.
''Pepe Bloma" trabaja animosamen-
tie EN- los preliminares del proyecto que
estando en tales manes, ya Sc puede
dar por realizado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-12
A ESPANA

En- ell pr0ximo correo del % embar-
cara hacia ESpaIa, ell senior don Tomas
r. Nido, amigo nuestro estimadisimo
personalidad prominente de la Colonia
Espanola en- la Isla.
Ell senior Nido, terminada la zafra. va
a pasar unos tres Q cuatro meses a Es-
pana, donde reside ah0ra su distinguida
familia.
En- uno de los mas acreditados cole
gios de Madrid esta cursando estudios
ell mayor de sus pequenos hijos que deS-
taca sobre sus companeros de clase con
aptitudes verdaderamente extraordina-
rias
Els un nino puertorriqueno que honra
a su pals,
Ell senior Nid0 lego aver q San Juan,
esta tarde vuelve Arroyo donde tiene
sus grandes plantaciones de cana, dem
tro de unos dlas estara en- San Juan
dispuesto para ell embarque.
Ell BOLETIN desea a su buen amigo
un viaje felic1simo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-12
0otas nunicI|PaIes
SESSION ORDINARIA


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olcioheS para Id SuodSVa oe SefVlclos y
'r'i'rlo" Ii municipalities Seildldnoose los 81
Suen'eS ''i"S
rouoc'oS oe Id Flaza Gel Mercado de
>''li . '''n } >o'n'''rce' - ue Mayo las
liue'e a. III
,O'''''tos ''el Oorr"l ''e dnllllaleS' ~
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no -, a.4,l1-S.. ' ''0'' e'e ies' pa
~ -, 80 0"0ii00S " Ids
cNl...' - W. o'0 may u
- 0''J''o llior '''oildS para
N % : -, ~ '0' N''' - nc way . d Ids
os:a:..
w ploFloloieS' col ueStl-
- - i0i''o' O0Alol'coS que
- ''l'i0' p'l0' q 20 oe mayo d
-AN,1 0i''oloii ue proouc'oS y enSereS
y o0l, 0TS'i.'0 a Id 7 arnlacla Munlclpal eI
ue . onio " las ~ d. m'
',u0 'o'''1roo que paSe d la Johnston
('0 "O'eil',o el 1'roy ec'o tre PTeSOqputS-
" para .ih-iA' V0rlpdS soore arol1rlos
p"l " q n'i'lno aiio, ) Ed lIS'a cue conner
oi"rh'eS Z iiitVt'S'rldleS que nan de satls-
p"cer l'"Uel1oe alll'nlclpal
~ 7c0i"o coilVeSIar d Farlos duenos
'te ''0i'oifrIIos que la oroenanza rela-
ItlVa al clerre Gle establecmlentos Sc re-
l,0he '0io q ''raS Haoof@oIeS y que los
''0nihlsoS E'lVeuell cohtnillar cerrando-
sc ioS esVd0lechnfelitos d la nora acos-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-12
FL ahogado de aver

Aver, en- la playa del Parque, perecit
ahogado Gerardo Rosario, pe6n del Co.
misionado de la Corte Federal senior An,
tonsanti.
La desgracia ocurri6 mientras Rosa
rio estaba bailando un caballo, propie-
dad del senior Antonsanti Sc persona
en- ell lugar del suceso ell juez senor ST.
fre ordenando ell levantamiento del ca
daver.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-12
Don Manuel Ledesnna

Acompanado de su elegante y bella
esposa, ha llegado aver a San Juan,
nuestro distinguido amigo don Manuel
Ledesma, opulento agricultor Y conner
ciante de Arecibo.
Los senores de Ledes1na han venido 4
la temporada de opereta.
Ell BOLETIN les saluda afectuosa-
mente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-12
Ia fi,,cIg||,itD di Io' caSiioD

.Anoehe a las doce y trenta mlnutoS,
expire el REQ de muerte Juan flores
Casiano. despu6s de haberse agotdoo
+odos los recrrsos posibles, dentro de
las leves. para salvarle de la horca.
lima comisi0n compuesta de los aDo-
oados senores LEorens Torres y Bent
tez Castalio visit6 al gobernador en-
tregandole un escrito de los hechos en-
que sc basaban para pedir la conmuta-
ci0n de la pena.
Ell honorable ;gobernador Cotton re
nibio a la comisi0n manlfestando que
har1a esflrerzos de Sill parte en- favor
de CasianO.
A las i. hOra en- que 1uno de nuestrcs
redactores visit0 al REQ, este sc moStra-
ba muy locuaz. sin eel nlaS mlnmnO de-
caimientO. Hablaba con calma con los
sacerdotes que lie acompalraron haSta
el iTltlnO instante, los reVerendoS pa
dres Vicario V Zabaleta, sobre los mis-
teriOs de la eternldad.
SUI nota predominante fue ell escep-
ticismo.
Sns creencias no eran firmes en MIN
suna doctrina.
A las once Y media contaba un cuen-
TO 4 varios seTores que sc encontraban
en- la zelda, y desde ell patio Sc Dian ella
ramente las carcajadas de Casiano.
Ell doctor Barreras sc acerc0 nos
otros, mos dijo "Este hombre es un
idiota. No se da cuenta de 10 que lie
rasa. AhOra cuenta una anecdota pl-
cante como 81 NADIA lie pasara Escrlblo
su Ultima carta lentregandola a nuestro
,amion Manuel BurlllO que Sc encargO
de hacerla llegar su destlno. Nues-
tros lectores podran leer dicho escrlto
cue publiuamos Tambien al Jefe del
Consolidate lie entreg0 unas cuartllIas
QUE el senior Was Ochoteco, nos enseno,
manifestando que las leerla para luego,
entregarlas a la prensa.
Circulaban 'tambien por ahl unas
d6cmnas escritas en maqulnllla, en- las
cna]as Casiano hecha tOda La responsa-
bililad del crimen a su complice Ma
ria del Carmen, que clumple dlez amos
de presidio ZEN ell penal,
Casiano sentia una repulsi6n tremen-
da contra esa mujer a La crlal considera
como una maly ada.
Iba transcurriendo eel tiempo, sc acer-
caiba la hora de la eJecucion.
Ell iefe del Presidio, senior Padlal,
hizo pasar a muestro redactor La Gel
da del REQ monnentOs antes de sublr pa
ia eel patlbullo.
Casiano va no r1e. Una contraction
arerviosa sc dibuja en- su rostro. Mira
fiiamente al suelo y cierto temblor agl-
ia tOdo su cuerpo.
El abogado Llorens Tonnes conferen-
cIa con ell REQ. Este le mira mlpaslble
hace mIovnmientos de cabeza como
para sigmifcar que esta conforne con
10 QUE lie manifesto ell abogado.
tLos reverendOs paules sc nan acer-
cado mas a Casiano, y lie rodean lnspl-
randole courianza en- Dios, que todO 10
puede.
Van llegando funcionarios La zelda.
Ell iefe de Prisiones, senior Camunas,
el ayudante del gobernador se1lor PARA
Cap6 V Santelmo, jefe de information
de la policia. +.
Ell p1blico Sc aglomera en- Ell patio
frente q la zelda. La policia del penal
esta correctisima Hay por momentos
un silencio imponente.
De pronto Ell senior Padial jefe. del