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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-02
WAS MADE
ATTRACTIVE OFFER
Asked TO Remain in Rich
mond by Commercial Club
Offer Too Late.

Anxious 10 secure the services OF
Prof Will Earhart, formerly head of
the musical department of the local
public schools and TO offer Richmond
the best musical entertainments TO be
obtained, the Commercial club offered
Prof Earhart, before he decided TO
leave Richmond. bonus OF $4,000 a
year upon the condition that he use
81, 900 of that amount towards giving
the city the best entertainment or Mu.
steal Festival each year, and the re-
naming 81 900 TO be retained by him
for his services.
However. the offer came a trifle too
late, as Mr. Earhart had already &C
copied the offer made him by the
Pittsburg board of education. The
Commercial club. and an officer of the
organization stated today, is at a loss
TO know where il can find another
man so capable of conducting the an
nual May Festival.
At the meeting of the directors OF
the club held last evening il was re-
ported that s4S5.17 was made on the
last Festival.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-02
DOGS BITE TWO
Small Boys Bitten One
Owner Arrested, Will
Appear in Court.

Charles Mendenhank Is, of 1886 Main
street was bitten in the right hand by
a dog at the home of John Vogelsong,
south of the city, Saturday afternoon.
The boy with friend went into the
yard, when the dog jumped on the lad
and bit him through the hand. The
other boy escaped over a fence pur-
sued by the animal. The lad filed an af-
fidavit against the owner of tn eanimal
for harboring a vicious dog. The dog
was not muzzled. 1t has been ordered
locked up. The owner will appear in
court soon.
Harold Roosa, 10, of West Fifth
and Lincoln streets was bitten Satur-
day afternoon by a stray dog while the
lad was at play near the car barns
The animal bit the boy severely
through the left leg. The owner is be-
ing sought. The boy has been given
medical attention.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-02
CARRIED REVOLVER
DRAWS STIFF FINE

Il didn't have any gun or cartridges
when l was arrested" emphatically de-
clared Toney Vettagotte in police
court this morning when arraigned on
the charge of carrying a deadly wea-
pom.
The gun and cartridges were found
on Vettagotte's person at the time he
was placed under arrest. Everyone
seemed TO know this but the defend
ant Under the circumstances the Ital-
ian was given fine of $50 and costs
and sentenced to fifty days in the
county Jail
Yesterday afternoon, shortly after
2 o'clock, Vettagotte was seen running
south on North Seventh street and Jim
Codi, an aged foreigner. close at the
formers heels. When the two reached
North A street, Vettagotte stopped and
wheeling upon his pursuer pointed a
32-calibre revolver at Codi's head.
Laborers, working on a house near
the corner, saw the occurrence and
started to prevent what appeared 10
be an attempt at murder. Vettagotte
noticed that he was attracting atten-
ton and just as quickly as he had
stopped running, he darted west on
street and ran south in the alley Codi
followed him. They were arrested a
few minutes later and placed in the
city Jail.
Both men were under the influence
of liquor. Vettagotte was given a
stiff fine for evading the truth and
Codi was fined 81 and costs on the
charge of drunk
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-02

Quimby's body was brought ashore,
all eyes were directed aloft and Miss
Scott was seen making sweeping cir
cles over the field at height of about
500 feet. Twice she started to descend
but each time she was seen to falter.
In another moment, summoning all her
nerve, she turned the nose of her ma
chine downward and landed safely, col
lapsing in her seat before any one
could reach her.
A Leo Stevens of New York, man
ager for Miss Quimby, and Miss Quinn
bys friends, Mrs. Helen Vanderbilt.
who were both witnesses of the acct
dent, were Frustrated.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-02
PUTS HUSBAND OUT
WITH STOUT CLUB

With "two-bits' and two dice in a
pocketbook, which she attempted TO
discard" while the patrolman was
not looking, Maggie Ralston, negress,
police character, was arrested about
s O'Clock last evening at Fourteenth
and North H street, after she had just
finished knocking her husband COM
pletely out of the ring-hat and all.
Maggie was escorted to the police
station where she was slated for as
sault and battery. In police court this
morning she pleaded not guilty to the
charge, saying she struck her husband
in self defense.
The defendant declared that her hus-
band is continually running after
her" and that he called her TO Math-
er's coal yards, where he is employed,
yesterday afternoon. She complied
with his request. She stepped into the
yards and said Hello" Ralston didn I
like the tone of her voice and, accord
ing to the defendant made her take
the count. But she was up again as
soon as the echo of ten" had died
and grabbing a club gave Ralston an
opportunity of seeing stars shine in
broad daylight. He Is in bed today.
TWENTY-FIVE and costs and twenty
days." was the mayors verdict.
Not fair the defendant murmur.
ed.
Fifty and costs and thirty days"
was the second sentence of the mayor,
resenting the insinuation of the de-
PENDANT.
Mrs. Ralston opened her mouth, as
If to protest.
Keep quiet or I'll raise your fine
again.
AhSnlnfa Silanna
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-02
"A WOMAN AVIATOR
DROPPED TO DEATH
Miss Quimby's Passenger, w
A. P. Willard, Was Also
Killed at Boston.
(National News Association

National News Associatior)
BOSTON, Mass, July Miss Har-
riet Quimby, of New York, the first
woman to win an aviators license in
America, and the first woman to cross
the English Channel in an aeroplane,
was instantly killed with her passen-
ger, w. A. p Willard, manager of the
Boston aviation meet, at Atlantic,
Mass, last night, when her Bleriot
monoplane fell into Dorchester Bay
from a height of 900 feet.
The accident happened when Miss
Quimby and Willard were returning
from a trip over Boston Harbor to
Boston Light, distance of twenty
miles. The flight was made in twenty
minutes. The Bleriot, one of the latest
models of military monoplanes, cir
cled the aviation field and scared out
over the Savin Hill Yacht Club, just
outside the aviation grounds.
Heading back into the eight-mile
gusty wind, Miss Quimby started to
volplane. The angle was too sharp, and
one of the gusts caught the tail of the
monoplane, throwing the machine up
perpendicularly
Both Thrown Out.
For an instant it poised there. Then,
sharply outlined against the setting
sun, Willard was thrown clear of the
chassis, followed almost Immediately
by Miss Quimby. Hurdling over and
over, the two figures shot downward,
striking the water about twenty feet
from shore.
They splashed out of sight a second
before the monoplane plunged down
fifteen feet away.
1t was low tide and the water was
only five feet deep. Men from the
yacht club were on the spot quickly
and, leaping overheard, dragged the
bodies out of the mud, into which they
had sunk deeply. Death probably was
instantaneous.
Both bodies were badly crushed.
Several of Miss Quimby's bones were
broken and there were many large
bruises. Willard, who weighed 100
pounds, nit the water face forst and
over one eye there was cash from
which the blood was flowing. He, too,
sustained several fractures and bruis-
es. The clothing of both flyers was
torn and the bodies were so covered
with mud that it was several minutes
before the doctors and nurses could
determine the full extent of their injur
les.
FaIters High in Air.
When the victims were brought
| ashore in motor boats the bodies were
laid on the ground on the edge of the
| aviation field. The crowd, which had
been witnessing the flights, rushed
over, but troop Of state cavalry hello
the people back while DIR. George
Sheahan, the field surgeon, with his
staff and a nurse, made hasty exami
nations.
In few moments ambulances arriv
ed and the victims were taken to the
Quincy hospital.
Flying high overhead at the time Of
the fall was Miss Blanche Stuart Scott
another aviator taking part in the
meet, which had entered upon it's sec
ond day.
From her high altitude Miss Scot
had watched Miss Quimby's splendid
| flight and was nearby when the gus
upset the monoplane. In the excite
ment of the moment no one noticed
the lone aviatress, but when Miss
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-02
THIS is FIRST ONE

The respective merits of Jim Flynn
and Jack Johnson proved the cause Of
a neat preliminary to the big battle of
Thursday. Two men had a fstic argu-
ment between Sixth and Seventh
streets on Main street this noon, and
escaped fro mthe police after beating
each other up. "I'll get you yet" the
defeated Johnson supporter called out
as he wiped his bloody nose and es-
capped down an alley.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-02
ADJOURN HORSE CASE
IN CIRCUIT COURT

The case of Elmer Little versus
George Sewers AN action to recover
money paid for two horses, which was
opened in the Wayne circuit court yes
terday morning adjourned today until
tomorrow morning. Considerable inter
est is being manifested over the prob
able outcome of the case and a large
number of residents Of Centerville are
attending the case
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-02
SQUIRREL SEASON
OPENED MONDAY

Yesterday was the first day of the
open season for squirrel hunting, and
last night hunters returning showed
large numbers of the bushy tailed
game killed in the woods of the coun-
ty. The crop of squirrels this year is
said to be above the ordinary and
many hunters are organizing camping
parties to be first in on the slaughter
The season continues until Septem
Der 80.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-02
HAD NARROW ESCAPE

John Shallenbarger and William
Broadway of this city narrowly escaped
serious injury last evening when the
motorcycle they were riding went into
ditch near Kitchell's corner. Both
were bruised and the machine slightly
damaged.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-02
MEOICS WILL FROL|C

The Wayne County Medical society
noon at the Glen Miller park. Exer-
cises will start at 230 with the read
ical matters will hold first place on
the afternoon program of the physi-
clans.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-02
HAS A Bic CLAIM
Against Estate for Nursing
and Boarding.

Dora E. Schneider today filed a
claim against the estate Of Mary E.
Forest in the Wayne circuit court, al
leging that there is $76787 due her
from the estate as compensation for
boarding, lodging and nursing afford
ed the late Mary Forest during her last
illness
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-02
FORTY-S|XTH
BALLOT WAS
THE WINNER
Continued from Page One)

vention. He held that the delegation
must cast it's vote for Clark.
Chairman James said that he would
order a poll of the state If it was de-
manded but the demand was not made
and the Clark vote was cast by Cover
nor McCreary.
Woodrow Wilson jumped far to the
fifth ballot.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-02

Dysentery is always serious and Of
ten dangerous disease, but it can be
cured Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy has cured 1t
even when malignant and epidemic,
For sale by all dealers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-07-02
FILES A CLAIM

Clawson W. Voglesong today filed a
claim against the estate of Sarah A.
Cornthwaite, in the Wayne circuit
court.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-22
La hospitalidad y
la verborrea

Varlas veceS Y anoche precisamente,
destle la trrbuna socialista han sido
lanzadas frases deprimentes para los
pueblos de Venezuela, Santo Domingo,
Colombia V otras republicas de hisra-
noam6rica ESQ es, en- nuestro con
cepto, impollticO Y descortes
Los Ocupantes de la tribuna que en-
tales terminus sc expresan, deben te-
ner EN- cuenta que en- Puerto Rico CON
vlven con nosotrOs, venezolanos, d0mi-
nicanos, colombianOs Y otros natura-
les de Otros puebloS del continente, y
no es una nota de delicadeza, precisa-
mente, el ponderar 10 malo que pueda
haber en- esos pueblos, para deducir de
clio un argumento aprOvechable a cier-
toS fines de propaganda y de banderia.
La tribuna publica no debe jamas
ser utilizada para insultar pueblos
amigos; y los venezoanos los domini-
canos y los cubanOs todos los extran-
JeroS que VlVen aqm dcben hallar en-
reciprOcidad equitativa, el reSpeto que
eltoS guardian a los organismos, leyas y
costumbres del pals en- que viven.
Para favOrecer cualesquiera soluc;0n
politica, no hay que inJuriar a los pue-
bios hermanos, exagerando sus defec-
tos sus desgraeias
Y es tan flcil evitarlo. bastaria
con no citar nombres de puebIos para
que la critica fuese menos directa y,
por 10 tanto, menos agresiva
Sc habla mucho, con raz6n. de
naeStra hOspitalidad franca noble; Y
IS ciertO: este pueblo es hospitalario,
por ESQ es una Idstima que de vez en-
vez resuenen esas voces que insul.an
al eXtranjero, veces aisladas, es verdad
pero que tai vez por ESQ destacan tan
to Y Sc Oyen mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-22
Don Manuel
Lomba Pena

En- el vapor Carolina, ha llegado
esta manana procedente de Espana,
via New York, nuestrO muy estimado
amigo don Manuel LOmba y Pena que
goza de tan grandes simpatias Ell
nuestros circulos sociales financieros.
Don Manuel LOmba pasara aqui una
tempOrada y regresara despu6s a Ma
drid, donde tiene su residencia.
A recibir al distinguido viajero fue-
ron al muelle esta mafiana numerosos
amigos del senor Lomba, siendo des-
pu6s visitadisimO EN- su domicilio.
FL BOLETIN MERCANTIL envia al
prestigioso ihombre de negocios y que
rido amigo, ell mas cordial de los salu-
dos y le desea grata permanencia entire
nosotros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-22
UNA GANGA
(Conhnuard

Qrier desce adquirir un mobilario
para sala, compuesto dc doce ullss
cuatFO sillones, dos butacas, un sork \
una mesita centro. MADEIRA curvada a.
VienA, tiene ahora propicia oportun,
dad.
Hay ademas, una mesa y seis ailas
para eOmedOr; IN guarda-comidas nm
chinerO' I'm tinajero con su piedra. an
nitro y una mesa con piedra marmol
para el serviciO del comedor.
Tambien puede adquirirse. una cs,ps
do hero, para una plaza, y IN IavsNo
Este mObiliariO esta cOmpIetamsp,e
nueve y puede verse, en- Ia casa ntimero
SS do Ia Calle de Tetukn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-22
Camara de Delegates
Session de Gyer
Session de Gyer.

Sp aprob0 81 acta de ta session anterior
El senior Bavel6. Presidente del Co
mite de obras p1blicaS manifesto que has
ia el viernes no pOdra aquel rendir su
informe acerca del EnSanche.
Sc aprob6 en- tercera lectura. con en-
mienda, Ell c. b. 80.
Tambi6n sc aprobaron EN- tercera lee
tura los =. de la G.. %. "a 64.
Para Ia comisi6n que ha entender en-
ell aSunto de la Exposition de San Fran
cisco lie California ell Presidente nOmbri
por la Camara los delegadoS Carlos Ma
ria Soler y CayetanO Coll Cuchi Fl
Consejo Executive nOmbro al senior Pre-
sidente Luis Sanchez Morales.
Sc aprob6 en- tercera lectura la Reso
luci0n Concurrence numero umO que co.
n0cpn nuestros lectOreS.
Para cubrir Ia vacante del delegado
Lacot, failecido, del Comite de TerrenO.
p1blic0s, Sc nonbr6 al delegado CORA
Y Sc Ievant0 la session haSta el viernes
q las diez de la mariana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-22
Don Miguel Cuetara

Este baen amigo nuestro que desCIe
hace algunos dias Sc encuentra epfer
mo en- su residencia del Condado ha
experimentado mejoria sensible al re-
mitir ciertos sintomas que lie molcsta-
ban; ia pasado la noche tranquilameu-
te y su sueno ha sido bueno. Hoy por
la manana Sc han reumdo los m6Gi os
que cuidan la saiud de nuestro amigo.
por cuyo restablecimiento haccmos los
mas fervientes sinceros votos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-22

Articulo 13-El Director de Sanidad
sometera a la consideration aproba-
cl0n del COnSejo Executive, toda regla
y reglamentO que sc preScribere por la
,Junta lnsular de Sanidad. con EXPIRE
sion de SIIs ideas endOsadas EN- el mismo.
El COnSejo Executive podra enmendar o
mOdlficar dichas reglas Y reglamentos
y deVOlverlos al Director de Sanidad
para ser reconsiderados por la Junta In
sular de Sanidad 81 finalmente existie-
rem diferencias entire el Consejo Ejecu-
tivO y la Junta Insular de Sandal. en- 10
que reSpecta las reglaS reglamentoS
que deban p0nerse en vigOr, Sc n0mbra-
ra una cOmiSi0n de c0nferencia Dor los
preSldentes de ambas corp0raciones que
c0nslstira de tres miembros de la .Junta
lnsular de Sanidad, nombrandose al
Director como unO de esOs miembros. y
dos niembros del Consej0 Executive.
Las conclusiones de la mayorfa de Ia
ComiSi6n que asi Sc nombrare regirau
~ seran aceptadas por la ,Iunta Insular
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-22
No puede darlos
sin pernniso del Gobernador

Hace aIg1n tempo ell DeIegado a
la Camara senor Cayetano Coll Cuchi
solicit6 del Attorney General, por me
diaci0n de la Presidencia de la CANA
ra, los cargos en- virtud de los cuales
fu6 destituido el Marhall senor Apon-
te
Aver tarde Sc lego en- la Camara
una carta del Attorney en- la cual dice
que no puede darlos sin permiso del
Gobernador, senior Cotton.
Y Coll solicit6 que Sc pidiese ese per
MISC.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-22

ia de todo. No tengo el honor de conocer
al senor J. g. Fishlin pero me complazco
en- invitarle que nos acompane, y ALI
sobre la cumbre de Luquillo (si llega-
mos) comprobaremoS quien eSta en- 10
eierto
la excursion saldra de San Juan ell
Yiernes 23. a las dos y media lie La tarde
Soy de V. Sr. Editor, con toda con
sideraci6n. alto amigo S s.
Il. G0L0rdd0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-22

de SanSdasi pOr = c3usejo Executive.
como 0DlIgatori.l~ > terminates. ID
ehas regfDs y regia1n8nios. una yer aprp
hasios pOe 81 Conseio Executive. sers-,
pronqllgados por u GobernlIor .lc Pucr
10 Rs'o IN bclctiurs aimini.lraii.
serdn Pu0headOs IN dos peri6dicos u.
crreutaei6n general en- Ia isla. desd.
entorces sueesivanente tendran Ia fuer
"A y efeeto dc ley.
ArticulO l4-En easo Dc que "a i'm,
ta lnsHIar de Sanidad en- cualnuier tiau.
20 deJare de prescribir o desrazonafyl.
'nente deanOrase prescribir las reglas ,
reglameutos que por esta ley ~ rcauie.
rem, entOnces el deber del Conseio Ri.
cut1vT cuandO 81 Gobernador le llamas.
Ia atenci0n "A esa falta. fomular las r..
glas y roglamentos de s1uilad ne-r<s
RIOS segnn sc dispone en- "a pr,sente IA.
eualeS reglas Y reglamentu~ >eran prn
mulg@dOs DC ese mOdo v publicado. ~
dos perl6dicos Dc circulation general er
la lsla, tendran entonccs y sucesiyamcn
te la fuerza y efecto de- "a les.
ArticulO 15.-Se requiere H. las c.-i..
de justicia Fl tomar conocimiento $40
cial de la publieaci6n que - rslu.er
por los dos artieuIos procr lrnte, da e.
Ia ley
ArticIlo l6-D~:ra ie d, .rert
dias o'uSaeL1s % d arroblai5a Il. y.
ia ley, el Aloal D. ., cada -aunfipi -
tviara al Se~rctsri, ic a Juufa fn,rl
de Saniiai copa cola, d.
ms dl mun..pIa -er.rcnte. .satt
SItla Hub para inforu ffr
= Jartl 4i fornulr roglam.uf.. I
lof.e''aa uuaic ,t'es se
dc 'eu-e at l9ll x,tptuam. Fl.
reg - rr 'a, so ei1- muur 1a.... -..
p'r'-71s -n,toToru-ntr. t.lls
eia> r-siamea,,. ai1paIas pr
J"nta ln"Iar z. ~niIaI p. ar
]aeI"n dc ia I.t u.ulJ1 Les n.e.
veer Puerto Ri. de m1 o.. +.
nId'@l, aDroha.. -lJd. uHv. f1I
las cuaie- r.gII> s -egI1mrnt> fp.r
aprobafio> ror u rouseio EI. a..
toda regil y rs ueuto pr.nuI,.i
por = Dre'tor nhl ga.f.
eIa y Correcrinn.s lur1baa a1r .r
/ tOnSrlp Elrcufita ..t...u .t....
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-22
Literature policiaca
r. C0L0rdd0.

En- Ia ordea general ndmero ,, del
cuartel de la P0licia. encontramos las
siguientes amonestaciones a ciertos guar
das, que son lie IN marcado Sabor pinto
reScc.
Jose Norat Rodriguez, 327, Nanati
50 de multa (3l por eada ofensa), y sin
derecho a passes durante dos neses a EN-
pear enero %, 1912, aulpable de cargos
por deSobedien>ia he 6rdones. Ell Je-
fe de Distrito encontr6 a este poicia
fumando Y al mismo tempo llevando su
plaza De policIa. Tambien dej6 de Salu-
dar a su .Iefe Hay una disposition
general entire los mienhroS de Ia fuerza
de d2satcnIer Ia olden referente frunar
cuando llevan SuS placas, y aunque 1t
multa en- este case eS pequena, todos los
.iefeS he DiStrito touardn n0ta de que
lebeu riguros3mente haeer obedpcer es-
ia 0rdcn y Ell cAda infracci0n formular
aargos contra los infractores Y para
benefcio lie los infractores Que quede
ben sentado que Ia pr6xima muIta ~
sera de Ia denomination de has unidades
TambiGn los miembroS Dc In fuerza deben
tener en- cuenta que se debe reconocer y
tr3t0r a un superior como tai, Y t0dos los
carsGS por ofenSa, como no saludar a IN
superior. tambiGn se caStigaran mucho
mas severamente que en Ct presente ca
so "
MaXimino Gonzalez. 10, y Vicente Ro-
don, 5l2, Cayey, $40 de multa cada uno.
y Rol5n trasladaio a Guayma Siendo
los gastos por cuenta de el, culpable de
cargos por conducta incorrecta. Este
Is un ca30 1onde el caracter chiSmoso
dc un guardia y Ia naturaleza peleadora
de 0tro. han traido el oprobio en- el GUAR
tel de ese distrito Estos dos hOmbres,
pOr medic de cuentos callmnias. lie
garon hasta el punto lie detestarSe mno
al 0trO, y el reSuItado natural fu6 que
un dia deSgraciadamente sin testigos,
en- el Quartet pelcaron y uno de ellos sa-
c0 su revolver 81 hubiera habido bas-
tantes pruebas, en- vez lie las dcclaracio.
mes contradictorias de cada uno a,:ucan-
do al Otro de ser el agreSor, Seguramente
hubieran resultado algunaS separacio-
nes deshonrosas del cuerpo Cuando
hombres como los poEcfas tienen que vi
Yir Junt0s, y estar uno con ell 0tr0 dia Y
n0che, d6hieran tener bastante sentid0
oomun para suprimir Sus gustoS dis
gustos. y siempre que el espiritu de CHS
mografia entra Ell I'm cuartel invariable-
mente siguen disgustos. ESta es una lee
cl6n una advertencia para toda la fuer.
IA. .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-22
Para ell lunes

La discussion del Proyecto de Ley de
la Camara en- eli cuaI Sc asignan dos
cientos mil dollars para el Ensanche
de la carretera de la Plaza de Colon
hasta Martin Pena, que estaba auun-
ciada para aver tarde, ha sido apla.
zada nueVamente para el lunes.