davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Adair County news., 1911-01-11
Why the Statue Kept Mum.

The Venus of Milo refused to tell
how she lost her arms.
IF l should say l broke them off
while trying to button my dress up the
back" she said, "you'd ask me what
has become of the dress"
Relapsing into stony silence, she paid
no further attention to the question
ers.-Chicago Tribune.
The Adair County news., 1911-01-11
The Bio Bill.

Little Bob Gust started in SCHOOL,
Uncle Harry. what is the bird with the
biggest bill? Uncle Harry twho is still
thinking of the night before)-A quail.
my boy; quail-on toast.-Judge.
The Adair County news., 1911-01-11
A Girls Idea.

A girls idea of trousseau Is to
have enough clothes to wear without
buying anything new for at least three
weeks-New York Times.
The Adair County news., 1911-01-11
Her Title.

"He married her for her title"
"You mean the other way about.
don't you"
"No: her title to a lot of valuable
real estate. Boston Transcript.
The Adair County news., 1911-01-11

"Paw. what's a pretzelT
"a cracker with cramps, my SON
Now 60 to bed."-St. Joseph News
Press.
The Adair County news., 1911-01-11

He is friend who in dubious cir
cumstances aids In deeds when deeds
are necessary.-Plautus.
The Adair County news., 1911-01-11

In general. pride Is at the bottom Of
ell great migtakesL-Ruskin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-17
Ell Parque lnsular
Ell JARDIN EN- SOMBRAS.

Los vecinos de Rio Piedras, tienen una
cosa que no poseen los de San Juan. Nc
sc trata de la famosa universidad bo-
vina, sino de un espacioso parque, e]
parque Insular, bautizado de este modo
tai vez con la intencion de que, andando
ell tempo, los turistas que nos yisiten Sc
figuren que es obra de la nueva domina-
ci6n ell jardin de la Convalescencia.
Pues bien; nuestros lectores recorda-
ran que hace POGO tempo qued6 inaugu-
RADIO ell Parque Insular; y por la noche
de ese gran d1a, las alamedas lucieron
iluminadas la pQbIaci6n entera Sc rego-
clio de tener tan bello sitio de paseo
nOcturno.
Pero como 81 toda la luz Sc hubiese
gastado en- la primera noche, la admi-
nistracion municipal de Rio Piedras HUI
biese hallado ell medic de poetizar ell
sitio, ahorrandose de paso unos cuantos
dollars, es 10 cierto que de noche no Sc en-
ciende ALI una sola luz de clio no pro
tesla ell elemento masculine pero sucede
que las muchachas no quieren penetrar
en- ell jardln encantado por NOR de las
pellculas que Sc pudieran desarrollar en-
la Oscuridad.
No parece una obra de romanos la
de encender una cuantas luces en- ell par
que Insular. No muchas, porque la mu-
cha luz quita la poesia de los jardines,
pero siquiera que. como dice ell refran,
Sc vean los dedos de la mano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-17
Por la Colonia
Espan ola


I'm La secretaria del Casino E.spanol
Sc reuni0 aver de manana, la directlva
de dicho centre para estudlar y rec1blr
81 trabaio soDre REORGANIZATION de la
Coonia Espanola.
La Directiva del Casino aprob6 Ell IN
todo eI trabaio de la ponencla, y
acord5 enviar dos coplas del mlsmo a
todos los centres espanoles de la lsia,
a fiji de que Sc siryan estudlar el pro-
veto de reblamento introduclr en Ell
las modifcaciones que juzguen conve-
nientes. para ser discutidas y aproba-
das 1efnitivamente Ell la asamblea que
ha de reunirse en- esta capital, para La
cual no Sc ha fjado alln la fecha que
sera a,visada s. todas aquellas personals
que tengan representation en- Ia Junta
magma,
En- las poblaciones en- que eXlste un
n1cleo de espa1oles sin organizar, La Dl-
rectiya del Casino Espailol de San Juan
Sc dirigira a las personals mas signlfica~
das del grupo, rogandole que reuna
los conterraneos ALI RESIDENCES para que
estos designer un delgado, 81 hay diez es-
pa1oles, Y dos, 81 hay mas de velnte
Los trabajos siguen con gran ANNA
ci6n, Y Sc quiere que coincida la asam-
b,ea para const;tuir la Colonia, con la
inauguration del gran edificio de la So
ciodad de Auxilio Mutuo.
La fecha precisa, Sc avisara oportuna-
mente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-17
Carreras de caballos

Aver tarde a pesar de la lluvia sc
vleron concurrid1simas las carreras de
caballos, que "a la verdad fueron muy
brillantes.
Jugaban en- la primera carrera Bru-
jito, Neron, Marino y Lerido.
Llegaron empatados Marino y Leri-
do, y en- segundo lugar, Brujito. Dis
tancia recorrida mil METROS
En- la segunda, corrieron Bonaparte,
Caminante, Africano y Recuerdo.
Africano gan6 la carrera.
Tercera, a mil doscientos metros,
Luperon, Gacho, Cohetey Magnolia.
Magnolia fue ell caballo vencedor.
"Cohete" ihizo una de sus travesuras
saltando la valla, en- medic del general
regocijo del p1blico.
Cuarta carrera a media milla. West
land, Army, Jibaro.
Westland venci6, en- gran competen-
cia.
Qulnta carrera, a mil metros, Atlas,
Mulato, Brujito Normandino.
F'ue retirado Brujito. A la salida CO.
rrlan los caballos iguales, pero tom6
delantera Atlas, que sali6 vencedor en-
buena lid.
Sexta corrieron Bruja, Ursus Saint
Patrick. Fue una carrera sensational.
pues nadie esperaba ell triunfo del
Saint Patrick corriendo con un animal
tan fuerte y valiente como Bruia. Ell
Jurado bien en- slls decisiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-17
Ell Gran Circo
Columbia

Para hoy ofrece una colossal function
"a notable compania de este clrco, con
admirabIes eiercicios, tomando parte to-
dos los artistas de la misma; el tan
apla,1dido clown musical senor Tay, tie
ne preparadas grandes sorpresas para
sus admiradores
Manana martes, tendra lugar la gran
lucha laponesa de jiu-jitsu entire ell cam
pe6n cubano sei1or Jose Montedonico y
ell conocido estivador Juan Figueroa (a)
ell CaAtador
Hay gran curiosidad para yer esta
famosa lucha .s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-17
Bale en- Bayanon

Maestro estimado amigo don Ricardo
Vela, presidente de la Colonia Espanola
de Bayam6n, nos invita- al gran bale de
Sociedad que ha de tener efecto ell 25
del corriente, festividad de Santiago
Ap6stol.
Ell bale dara comienzo 4 las nueve de
la noche.
Entire la buena sociedad de Bayam6n
y pueblos limitrofes, hay mucha anima-
ci6n por asistir este bale.
Agradecemos al senior Vela su aten-
ci0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-17
Notas de Catano

A causa de la lluvia que estuvo ca
yendo todo ell dla, fue precise aplazar
para ell proximo domingo, los festejos
anunciados para aver.
'Varios amigos de La bella senorita An
gelina dSainz, recientemente electa reina
de la belleZa, en- concurso celebrado con
motivo de las festas patronales, lleva-
ron anoche una mtsica al domicilio de
la senorita SainZ, y con este motive Sc
organize I'm animado bale.
La distinguida concurrencia fue es-
plendidamente obsequiada.
Todo 10 mas granada del poblado es-
taba ALI.
Cerrare estas 4breves notas, con una
muy triste es la del fallecimiento ocu
rrldo Ell sabado, de la senorita Maria
Ojeda, muy conocida en- los clrculos
soclales de San Juan, y que residis
desde hace POGO tempo en- Cataho.
Ell entierro tuvo lugar ell sabado, J
fue una esplendida manifestation dt
duelo.
Descanse en- paz Ell alma de la vir
tuosa senorita, y reciban sus deudos
nuestro pesame.
Ell Corresponsal
Cataho, 16 de Julio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-17
TEATRO Apollo
LIZ GUERRITA.

Esta noche debuta en- ell Teatro Apo
10, la simpatica y aplaudidlsima couple
tista de genero Andaluz, La Guerrita,
que viene mug }ien anunciada de la
capital de Cuba. :.
La Guerrita tiene para esta noche I'm
cartel de gran attraction.
Ademas de Ia bella bailarina, trabaja-
ra ell Caballero Castillo, con sus auto
matas parlantes.
Y Sc completara ell excelente especta-
culo, con vawias peliculas sensaciona-
les.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-17

fla soIicitado su ingreso en- el Asife,
de Ciegos, el senior Ramon Cuevas, de-
Areclbu.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-17
CULPABLE

AL empezar el jrlicio ante la Corte.
de D'strito de Arecibo, contra Joaqufu
Gonzalez >por aseslnato en- primer gra-~
do, el acusado, por medic de su aboga-
do, Sc declare culpabIe de asesinata
en- segundo grado, estando de confor-
mldad ell Ministerio Plblico La Corte.
senal6 ell dia IS para dictar senteneia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-17
Negociado de Carload

Sc hal1a Ell 11so de licencia por diez
dias el DR.. GuiHermo Curbelo, Supe-
rlntendente del Manicomio, sustitu~
yendole EN- sus tunciones ell DIR. Elisee
Font y Guiliot.
Ha so1icitado su ingreso en- cI As1fo,
de Ciegos, el senor Jose Panto1ra, dc
Vega Baja~ ..
Ha regresado al servicio despues dr
usar 80 dfas de vacaciones, La selorita.
Maria Isabel Fortune, profesora deH
Asilo de Ninas.
I'LL total de 10 recaudado por concep-
to de pensiones de alienados pudientes
en- el Manlconio tIurante el pr6ximo DE-.
sado mes de JUNO, ascendi6 q Ia suruss.
de $591.50.
lla solicltado su ingreso en- el AsiTes
de Cegos, el seilor Ramon Cuevas. de-
Areclbo.
Ell lunes pasado, ceIebraronse loss
examenes anuaIes ell eI Asilo de Nifias
de Santuroe, hablendose tiado permises
los educandos para pasar las vaca~
clones al Iado de los familiares one ASA
10 sohciten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-17

Aguadllla ell DR.. Buenaventura Gime-
menez Serra; para la de San Sebas-
tian, el Dr. FL. Rodriguez Cancio; pa
ra la de Maricao y Las Marlas, con ca
pitalidad ell Naricao, ell Dr. Juan Bo-
net Valdes; para la de Cabo Rojo y
Lajas, con capitalidad en- Cabo Rojo ell
DR.. Eur1pides Lopez; para la de Yau-
co (capitalidad Guanica y Guanica
CentraI con capitalidad en- Yauco, el
DR.. Rafael Gatell, Y para la de San
German y Sabana Grande, con capita
hdad en- San German, qued6 pendiente
de aprobaci6n. Asl como tambien que
do pendiente de aprobaci6n ell nombra-
miento del DR. F. A. Garcia para la
Zona de Camuy, en- ell Distrito Norte,
'hasta recibirse aclaraci0n de la direc-
cion de Sandal, acerca de los nombres
que correspondent a las iniciales EXPIRE
sadas, antes del apellido Garcia. En-
relacion con este fue acuerdo pedir al
Director de Sanidad copia exacta to-
mada de los t1tulos Universitarios res
pectivos de los nombres y apellidos de
los Medicos propuestos y aprobados.
Leldas las comunicaciones de los Mu-
nicipios de Anasco, Caguas, Coamo,
Guayama y Cayey, proponiendo en- ca
da uno de ellos los nombres de los dos
Vocales que juntamente con los Oficia-
les de Sanidad de las mismas, han de
constltuir las Juntas Locales de SAM
dad, fue acuerdo unanime, en- vista de
los meritos y t1tulos de los respectivos
propuestos, impartirlos la aprobaci6n
eran de la competencia de la Junta.
Consideradas varias solicitudes di-
rigidas a La Junta, para obtener au-
mento de sueldo, por varios empleados
del Departamento, fue acuerdo unani-
me contestar que tales aumentos mo-
eran de competencia de la Junta.
As1 misno fue unanime contestar q
varias solicitudes de aspirantes 4 las
plazas de Inspectores Locales de SAM
dad, que tales nombramientos no eran
de competencia de Ia Junta.
Sc acord0 contestar al senor D. Ru-
fino Lopez de Ciales, acerca de los in
formes que solicita sobre los requisites
para llevar a cabo la cons
truccion de una panaderia, que mien-
tras no Sc pongan EN- vigor los nuevos|
reglamentos que esta Junta dictare,
sc atenga para 10 que solicita q los re-
glamentos y disposiciones vigentes.
Sc trat6, por a1ltimo, de la carta en-
dosada a esta Junta por Ell Presidente
de Ia Federation Libre, y firmada por]
varlos obreros de Caguas, afliados 81
dicha Federation, acerca del nombra-
miento del DR.. Victor Gutierrez Or
tiz para Official de Sanidad de la Zona|
de Caguas, Aguas Buenas, y San Lo-
renza, con capitalidad en- Caguas, sien-
do acuerdo, 8 unanimidad que Sc endo-
saran dichas cartas al Director de Sa-
nidad, para que en- vistas de las mis-
mas, y despues del estudio del case ha-
ga su propuesta defnitiva, para este
mbramientO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-17
NOTICIAS

Anteayer, EN- Guayanaa, en- el barrie
SI'ozo Hondo'', Carlos Borrero, desde;
ell interior de una casa, dispar6 un tire.
de revolver contra Felipe Vazquez, hi
rlendole gravemente. E agresor fue:
arrestado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-17
NO SUFRA DE CALOR,- Visite eK
estahecimiento de r. MONTES Y
c0mpreae desde ei somhrero fasta ias
naedias. Aaii hay de todo para ell ve-
ranA.

En- La nadrugada del sabado, ocurrids
EN- Bayaan0n un conatp de incendio en-
la casa nllrnero 1137, ealle del Concrete,
siendo sofoeado por la F,olicia paisanos-
Ell suceso ocurri6 por un despuide ds
un0 de i0s lu9uilincs de la casa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-17
e Dr.. G, Muhoz Diaz

Partlcipa q gu numeroes clientela gun
fila las hcras de 1 & 3 de La tarde, para
Ia consults diaria, en- los altos del No
81 de la ealle de Tetu&n, donde tiene ss~
tablecido su despache professional.
Telefonos No. 326 y 1917. :
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-11
FRIENDS OF 1RAMMELL
PLAN BIG CAMPAIGN

DALTON. Ca. Aug. "a new develop
ment relative to Mayor Paul B. Tram
melrs possible candidacy for the gov
ernorship came to light this morning.
which may or may not mean an early
announcement from him.
Il IS the activity OF his friends In vol
untsering 10 assist In conducting q whirl-
wind eapaign of the state II he win offer
Tor the ONCE
The plan means the establishment OF
canpaigID headquarters here. all cam
paign letters. circulars. etc. 20 be sent
out from Dalton. and an indication OF
the careful and thoughtful attention Civ
en- the plan IS the extensive work which
has been mapped out and submitted TO
Mayor Trammell.
The pains TO which these men have
gone. goes 90 Indicate their eagerness TO
get him into the race
II Mayor Trammen complies with their
request and makes dennite announce
ment the state viii be closely circular
lied and everything possible done TO in
sure his election
While Mayor TrammelI had little to saw
OF the plan II was easily seen that the
idea OF having his headquarters in his
home town and not al the state capital.
appealed strongly 10 him. and it Is be-
heved that IL ne becomes a candidate
the plan as mapped out viii be carried
through
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-11
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY
FOR PILOTS OF SKY

WASHINGTON, Aug. s.-Efforts are
being made by the navy department to
perfect system of wireless communi-
cation between shore stations and aero
planes, recognized as destined to play
an important part in any future war.
Captain Mayo, commandant of the Marie
island navy yard, has been authorized
to conduct experiments with wireless
outfits to determine whether or not the
type of wireless apparatus used by the
navy will permit communication with
the shore.
The models will be suspended on insula,-
ted ropes between some stacks at the
navy yard and an effort made to send
messages to the wireless stations at
San Francisco and Yerha Buena, Cal.
More experiments with the wireless
telegraph in conjunction with aeroplanes
are looked for as soon as the naval
aerial school at Annapolis is opened. One
important point in dispute at this time
is whether the wires necessary to es-
tablish communication should be erected
on top of the machine or suspended
from the bottom. In the latter case many
aviators contend the wires might in
terfere with the propeller. BY these
preparations to study the aerial prob
lem, naval officer said today, 1t is
clearly evident how important is the part
1t will play as scout in future wars.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-11
CHANGES NATIONALITY
TO FACE NEW TROUBLES

NEW YORK. Aug. s.-what next will
happen TO the Marie. a bark which now
Hes the British flag. and how the pres
ent trouble OF the vessel and her master
viii be settled are questions which are
puzEling the New York water front to-
day. Here from Montevideo with 1000
tons OF dry bones as cargo and without
health or clearance papers she now is in
the custody Of the United States mar
shall
Within seven months the bark has sail
ed under three flags First she dis
Ped the German colors when she left
Pensacola. lumber laden At Montevi-
dec she hoisted the flag Of Uruguay.
Expenses were piling I'D so fast that the
Marie became the subject OF a bottomry
bond for S2.100. The vessel sailed away
In the night without waiting for papers
and became the subject OF court pro-
ceedfngs when she anchored off the
Barbados. A new master was sent from
Boston and fearing trouble when the
bark arrived here raised the British flag
A hna OF $500 may be imposed upon the
captain for his lack Of papers. Lfbels
aggregating thousands OF dollars have
been placed upon the vessel
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-11
FARMERS URGE SENATE
TO PASS EDUCATION BILL
President DuCkW0rth Gives In
terview Urging Bills
Adoption
lsneoial nisnatch Id The

Especial Dispatch to The Journal.)
UNION CITY, Ca, Aug. 9.-The farm
ers of Georgia will gladly welcome the
passage of the education BILL which has
been adopted by the house of representa-
tives and is now before the senate, and
will be benefited in every particular by
its enactment into law, according to an
interview given out by President r. f.
Duckworth, of the Georgia division of the
Farmers union today. President Duck
worth not only urges the passage of the
bill by the senate, but shows how the
farmers of the state as well as the other
organizations have gone on record repeat
edly as asking the enactment of such Leg
islation.
1.-THE education bill,'s says President
Duckworth, was recommended by the
Georgia Teachers association at the
meeting in Macon on April 27. This as
ISOLATION represents the teachers of the
towns and cities of the state.
1.-THE Association of Country School Of
ficials at a meeting in Valdosta on May
4, urged the passage of an education bill,
and this association represents the rank
/ and file of the rural schools. The bill has
been recommended by all the women's
clubs of the state.
II VI lldl the
Farmers union has at many times
passed resolutions urging the reorganiza-
ton of the present school system so that
the best results could be secured for ALL
I'm my opinion the bill that has been
passed by the house in its present form
is of the greatest result and the oppor-
tunity for children in the country schools
will be greatly increased and their condi-
ton highly improved / believe that the
efficiency of the schools will be doubled
several times.
ut is desired by the farmers that the
senate do not allow this bill to drag
too late for its passage at this session of
the legislature, and we urge that it be
passed into a general law during the
present meeting of the general assem-
bly,"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-11
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
CONVENED IN WAYCR0ss
Annual Session Is Attended by
Prominent Visitors, Who
Take Part in Program
Especial Dispatch to The Journal)

Especial Dispatch to The Journal)
WAYcROSs. Ca. Aug s.-The State
Agricultural society convened here this
morning. The delegates were met by
committees from the council and board
OF trade and escorted 70 places or enter
tainment- The first session was held in
the court house. President ]. W. L.
Brown presiding. The opening prayer
was made by Rev. W. II. Scruggs. OF this
city. Addresses Of welcome were made
BY Mayor Cox and Prof. E A Pound.
The annual address OF the president
showed a successful year OF organiza-
ton
Chancellor Barrow spoke on "Educa-
ton" after which the session adjourned
until 3 O'Clock.
Tonight a meeting viii be held at the
park with music BY a band. Addresses
by @. r. HutchinS. OF Floyd. and Ed
ward M Hafer. or Atlanta. are on the
program.
Following the meeting the visitors win
be entertained at a banquet az the La
Grange hotel Addresses will be made
BY John c. Mcdaniel. L ]. Cooper, Mar
tin v. Calvin, W. W. Lambdin, ]. Pope
Brown. John T. Myers. E. A Pound.
Jasper Wylding. Harry D. Reed and
George Deem Pope Brown Is a promi-
nent visitor here and meeting with a
cordial reception from friends In the
city.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-11
SPALDING JURORS HEAR
JUDGE DANIELS CHARGE

GRIFFIN, Ga, Aug. s.-The August term
OF Spalding superior court convened yesterday
with his honor, Judge Robert 7. Daniel. pre-
siding. There were very few civil cases TO
come up for trial and after trying a number
OF divorce cases the court discharged the
traverse jurors until next Monday, when the
criminal docket will be taken up. The grand
Jury is still in session and it is the coneensus
Of opinion that they will return number Of
bills among the number being some Of unusual
interest throughout the state.
Judge Daniels charge to the grand jury was
one Of the best that has been delivered from
the bench Of this county in years. He called
special attention to the growing evil Of homi-
eide, and gave statistics which showed that
the number of homicdes In the United States
last year was several times larger than those
of four of the most enlightened nations of the
earth in proportion to population He declared
that deplorabe condition was occasioned by the
lex administration of justice and the ease
with which criminals escaped the penalties pre-
scribed by law In charging the jury as to
their duty in regard to the violation Of the
law against the sale of intoxicating liquors.
Judge Daniel delivered the most beautiful and
touching prohibition lecture ever heard 10 this
city. This is the last term of the superior
court that will be held in the old court house
as the new temple of justice Will be COM
pleted before the January term.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-11
SISTERS REMAIN
BESIDE HIS SICK BED
Yet Physicians Describe Pom
tiff'S Condition as SatiSfac-
tory, Considering His Age

ROME. Aug e.-Petacci, his private
physician, and DR.. Marchiafava, consult
ing physician at the vatican, visited Pope
Plus today and made thorough exam
nation. Later they described the con-
dition of the pontiff as satisfactory.
Lately his holiness has suffered a
throat affection, recovery from the weak
ening effects of which was retarded to a
certain extent by the recent extreme
heat. Yesterday he exhibited unexpected
weakness, necessitating perfect rest
Today's examination revealed heart
fairly strong and respiration reason
ably good, considering the "shortne
of breath common to persons who are ad-
vanced in ears and stout
The pulse was rather intermittent and
the temperature slightly above the norm
al
The pontiff was somewhat better this
afternoon. His sisters have not left the
pope's bed since the illness became more
marked.
The pope's valet was permitted TO go
out for the afternoon, and this was re-
ga ded a anna1rra oirO
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-08-11
STRIKS IS ORDERED
ON PORTO RICAN LINE

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. s-UnIon men
employed on the Porto Rican line Steam
CT Massapequa viii be called out today
on orders 70 be issued hy the Interna-
uonal Seamen's union. according 10 a
statement made last night by W. L.
carledge, union organizer who is per-
sonaily conducting the strike Of fremen
against this company. CARTRIDGE says the
company Is paying the union scale, but
that recognition Of the union il desired.
In connection with his work OF con-
ducing the strike Cartiedge is preparing
70 organize the marine and water front
trades and is seeking the cooperation
OF central trades and labor council. He
has already applied for a charter which
VIII amalgAmate the unions here with
similar unions in eastern seacoast cities.
from an overdose OF rat poison. and the
coroner's jury rendered their verdict TO
the effect that the mans death was
caused by poison being administered to
him by his wife. Ozie Harg. John Magee
was named as an accessory 20 the crime.
Both parties have been arrested