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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-19
T. r. FORCING CRISIS
IN COP. CONVENTION

|
a bolt is to follow. Senator Elihu
Root of New York now has the gavel.
He has made a keynote speech. Elected
temporary chairman of the Republican
national convention by a vote of SOS
against 500 for Governor McGovern of
Wisconsin. who at 1.-The last moment
was substituted for Senator Borah of
Idaho as the Roosevelt candidate for
presiding officer, Mr.. Root is in COM
mand of the situation until Thursday
at least.
The margin of Taft control is narrow
and uncertain. Many surprises were
in store in connection with the first
test vote. The Taft side lost in spots
not anticipated, but gained many votes
for Senator Root that under adherence
| to instructions will be for Roosevelt
| on the vital question of the presiden-
tial nomination.
| The one thing made clear by the re-
suits of the first days convention bat
tie is that Taft either will be nominat-
ed on the first ballot or there will be a
deadlock.
| OF the eighteen votes that Senator
Root received above the $40 making a
majority of the convention. nine came
from Illinois. Seven of these would be
cast for Roosevelt under the primary
instructions. That would reduce the
Taft strength as exhibited in the tenn
lporary roll to a margin of eleven above
the dead line.
Eight Maryland votes cast for Root
have been counted for Roosevelt under
the unit rule governing the primary
| law in that state. II the sixteen Mary
land votes are solidified 1t would re-
duce the Taft margin of safety to
three. Three of the ten Oregon. votes
that were given to Root are bound by
primary instructions to Roosevelt.
Cochems Deserts La Toilette.
Henry F. Cochems at midnight gave
out a statement resigning from the
Wisconsin delegation. He attacked La
Toilette. whom he was slated to
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nominate for president. and assailed
the La Toilette program.
The division of the Wisconsin dele
cation on the election of a temporary
chairman in the convention yesterday
presases split of the progressive Re-
puofcans of that state according to
statements made last night by Walter
Houser and other representatives Of
Senator La Toilette
Gov. MeGovern of Wisconsin was the
progressive candidate for temporary
chairman against Senator Root the
Taft candidate. McGovern was nomf-
mated by Henry j. Cochems of Wiscon-
sin. This nomination was repudiated
on behalf of the La Toilette men by Mr..
Houser In a speech to the convention
The Wisconsin delegation divided
giving McGovern thirteen out of its
twenty-six votes. The remainder was
divided among scattering candidates.
There was prospect however. of an
other even more bitter struggle today,
when as unfinished business" the
convention will take up a motion of
Gov. Hadley of Missouri to strike from
the temporary roll of the convention
as prepared by the national committee
the names of ninety-two delegates
seated by the national committee In
contested election cases and substi.
tute those OF the Roosevelt contest
iants.
1T was in this effort on the part oil
the Roosevelt men that the whole day
was spent in struggle. The chaplain
had hardly finished his Invocation be.
fore Gov. Hadley was on his feet OBJ.
Ijecting to the personnel of the conven
tion itself
What Double Campaign Means.
| If there should be a double conven
ton, the fact is not lost sight of b,
politicians that there will be TIVE
tickets, not only nationally. but IL
levery state in the union. This will in
sure campaign of unparalleled bit
lterness, for there will be involved no
Ionly the presidency, but the senat
land house of representatives and gov
iernorships and county offices of states
1.-THE progressive will make arrange
ments to put up candidates for ever
office; the standpatters probably will
take like action. 1t will be a fight
from the ground up, of two opposin,
forces. neither of which will yiel
quarter.
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show at Chicago is great event for
Lake county people.
Gary Men There.
Several Gary men managed to get
into the Coliseum convention yesterday
despite the fact that they had no
tickets and others expect to get in by
1.-THE underground passage" today
Attorney Clarence Bretsch. president
of the irst William H. Taft Club of In
diana, DIR. J. J. Nieukirk and Judge
Greenlee managed to secure the covet-
ed pasteboards did George Manlove
and Township Chairman H. c. Francis
and Ross Moore. The rest of the
crowd including Mayor Tom Knots
Brother A. F. and others went to Chi
cago and all but Brother A. F. got il
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have the Center street sewer extended
to the end of the pavement.
Saloon licenses were granted to NJ.
f. Harr, 2. y. Sullivan. Otto c. Bauer.
Mis- Wirtini was given permission to
transfer his license from Mike
Kozacik's.
After old bills were ordered paid and
new bills were read and referred the
meeting was adjourned.
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although they had no tickets.
Tom Knots Squeezes In.

although they had no tickets.
Tom Knots squeezes In.
Various stories as to how the rotund
Gary mayor got in are afoat but he
won't tell the means he employed.
Some say that Knots was let in on
general principles while others say
that he was mistaken for one of the
Taft brothers and still others declare
that he got in through the basement
window.
Judge A c. Huber was told that IL
he would meet the Indiana delegation
at nine o'clock that he would be snug
gled in somehow or other. AS the
judge is short 1T is thought that the
rest of the delegates will get him by
the cons.
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in -. lobDies of the hotel and every
whre.
Today and tomorrow the invasion is
expected to be more pronounced than
ever, for the quadrennial republican
Lake county people were in evidence
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BARCHFIELD
IS REGIONS
NEW FRIEND

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LOCAL MEN SEE
THE CONVENTION

lcontinued from Page II
Sharp County record., 1912-08-16
LOCAL NEWS.

Dr. E. L. King, tie veterinary
surgeon of Powhatan, was in town
the first three days Of the week.
W. T. Gray, a leading merchant
at Cave City, made this Office a
pleasant visit Wednesday.
Our old friend Will West, who
lives way down in Scott township,
made this sanctum pleasant visit
Tuesday,
Miss Ella Davidson returned
Monday from Poplar Bluff, No.,
where she spent a few weeks with
relatives,
G. S. Jernigan Of Mobley paid us
a visit Tuesday. Talking about
Bryan men, Mr.. Jerniean is one Of
the real ones.
Mrs, G, c, Burton came up from
Batesville few days ago for a visit
with her parents, Col, and Mrs
S. II. Davidson.
j. 7, Harrell was here from Cave
City Saturday looking after some
business as one of the county elec,
ton commissioners.
Those young ladies who hat
Monday nights program at the
Methodist church in charge realized
a neat sum which will be used il
missionary work The program
was q good one.
Sharp County record., 1912-08-16

The horse traders pitched camp
in town Sunday and were ready
for business bright and early Mon
day morning
A vast amount Of i'll health is
due to impaired digestion, When
the stomach fails to perform its
functions properly the whole sys-
TEN becomes deranged. A few
doses Of Chamberlain's Tablets is
all you need, They will strengthen
your digestion, inviGorate your liv-
er and regulate your bowels, en-
tirely doing away with that miser.
able feeling due to faulty digestion,
Try 1t, Many others have been
permanently cured-why not youY
For sale by all dealers.
Sharp County record., 1912-08-16

The goth annual Holiness camp
meeting will be held at CalamIne
camp ground from August 3Oth to
September 9th by Evangelist Allie
Trick and wife, Prof London will
conduct the singing. The mem
bers of the Holiness church invite
everybody to attend this meeting,
Mr. W, S Gunsolus, a farmer liv.
Inc near Fleming, Pa, says he has
used Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy In his fami.
ly for fourteen years, and that he
has found II to be an excellent rem.
edy, and takes pleasure In recon.
mending 1t, For sale by all deal
ers,
Sharp County record., 1912-08-16
ELECTION PROCLAMATION

Notice h hereby elven that In pursuance of the
law there viii be general election held In the
County Of Sharp, State Of Arkansas,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 0, 1919,
for the following named ofieeiB
State Officers one governor, one secretary Of
state, one auditor one state treasurer one uttors
neysgenerAl, one state guperin lendent of public
instruction, one commissioner Of mines, manufad-
tureb hnd agriculture, one commissioner Of
state lands, one chief IuatIcG Of the supreme
court one associate Justice of the supreme court
three railroad commissioners, one chancellor Of
the Eighth ChanGary dHtrict, one prosecuting at-
torney of the Sixteenth Judicial District, one
state senator for the Second Senatorial District,
one representative In the state Legislature,
County OnlceW One county Judge, one aherIr,
one clerk one treasurer, one aaHenaor, one eur-
veyOr, one coroner
Township OlllCefB=ss'fw0 Justices Of the peace,
one constable and one road 0yefHeer for each
township IN the county,
For amendment No. II, against amendment
No, II, for amendment No. H. against amend.
mont Mo- ~, for amendment No, 49, against
amendment No, H. for amendment No, II,
against amendment No, II, for amendment No,
10, against amendment No, To- for Act No, /,
against Act No, |, for net Mo, ., against Act No,
o. for Act No ., against Act Mo- 0, for Act No, 4.
aealnel Act Mo- 4, for liquor license, against lIa.
uor license, for the sale Of native wines, against
the sale Of native Wines, for road tax, against
road tax,
Said election viii be held al the following
plaeesl
lie Creek township NJ talamne
Cave township ut Cave city,
Davidson township NJ king Mills,
Hardy township al Hardy,
Highland township At Highland school house,
jaeheon township at Willifofd.
j0hnson township al 81, Paul.
Sharp County record., 1912-08-16
E, l. Garner
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
All Calls Answered Promptly. Or
flee Next Door to Bank.
Evening Shade, Ark.
Evening Shade, Ark.

j. O. Wasson, the sage of Wild
Cat Corner, attended court two or
three days this week. This was
his first visit to Evening Shade in a
long time.
One of the most common all
ments that hard working people are
afflicted with is lame back. Apply
Chamberlains Liniment twice a
day and massage the parts thor
oughly at each application, and you
will get quick relief. For sale by
all dealers.
Sharp County record., 1912-08-16

On Thursday night of last week
a spark from the engine set fire to
the W. W. Bristow sawmill plant
located a short distance from town,
The flames ruined two new saws
and consumed two barrels of oil, a
lot of tools, betting, etc. Mr. Bris-
tow estimates his loss at 5000,
W. A. Edwards had about $50
worth of fire wood corded at the
mill and this was also consumed by
the flames
These readers of the Record have
paid subscriptions this week; c. H,
Justus, 7. j. Norris, W. 0. Tibbles,
Poughkeepsie; 7. j. Woodbridge,
MaXville; j, G, Simpson, Matthews;
W, A. Crownover, Sidney; P. A.,
McCrackin, j. R. Wilkerson, j. H.
HoGgard, Grange; J. T. Foster, Shell
byville; c, G. Croft, p. A, West
moreland, Batesville; W. T. Gray,
W.T., Witten, Cave City; W. B. Ed
wards, Polk; j. D. Grtman, Reeds
Creek; j. G, Holt, Ash Flat; W, H.
Eason, Emery, w. H, Ballard, Mel
sonyille; D, X, Taylor, Evening
Shade,
Sharp County record., 1912-08-16
PROBATE COURT notice.

Notice N hereby gIyon that Wv wi
named adminIslploraand euardlar'0""S, 4,
current at the June term lOls' o. |J
bate Court for the Southern Ds'f"
county for settlement with Their feF"I
tatcs, t0-witi "A
Hardy lligginbottom, guardian '%
Of Atlantic Lodford, non compus "''''
nuHl settlement, .,a.
And allpartIes Interested IN NV J AZ
Of mId estates must come forwe'u y"
ocpiIons to said accounts, If any 'Fy " .aI
before the third day Of the next 'el'"~ VIVA,
or they will be forever barred from '"'
said accounts or any item thereof c,A
Ina. N, Slmptonl wv. wy
Sharp County record., 1912-08-16

Lee Street of CaIamine, who was
in to see us one day this week,
is just completing a new residence
on his farm at a cost of more than
81, 100.
Mrs. Alice Cochran and her
daughter, Miss Fannie, returned to
their home at West Plains, No.,
after spending several days in Eve
ming Shade.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Edwards and
their little son returned to Bates
vile Wednesday, after spending a
few days among relatives and
friends here.
Mrs M. D. Hutchison and child
rem of Aquilla, Texas, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs c. W. Shaver sever
al days lately, leaving this week
for MaXville to visit relatives.
A number Of our people were at
the Sidney picnic Saturday, Sid
ney picnics always have one char
acteristic-there is no lack Of
something good to eat and plenty
of it.
Gilbert & Street of Cave City are
offering their entire lot of ladies
and gents low cut shoes and mems
suits at cost in order to close out
these lines. See them for real bar
gains.
Il was cured of diarrhoea by one
dose Of Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy" writes
M. E. Gebhardt, Oriole, Pa. There
is nothing better, For sale by all
dealers.
A revival meeting will begin at
the Methodist church here next
Sunday, The services will be in
charge of the pastor, Rev. +. II
Champion, and Rev. John H, Dye
of Searcy.
S. +. Danforth Of Indiana has
been quite sick at the home Of
J. r. Metcalf several days this
week, but is improving This gen
tleman is a prospective land buyer
in this section.
J. II. BriGhtwell, an old citizen Of
the Balboa section, was in to see
us one day this week, Mr. Bright
well has lived in this county fol
more than half a century, and We
hope is good for many more years
here yet,
Were all medicines as meritor.
ious as Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy the world
would be much better off and the
percentage of suffering greatly de-
creased" writes Lindsay Scott oI
Temple, Ind, For sale by all deal
ers.
The concert rendered by the Ash
Flat brass band at the school build
ing Tuesday night was attended
and enjoyed by a large number o
people, every seat in the house be
inG occupied There were many
good things on the program dnt
those who attended GOT more thar
their moneys worth in good music
and good laughs, Our people hop'
| the band from our neiGhbor towl
! will come this way again
Sharp County record., 1912-08-16
NOTICE FOR pUBuCA'l'

Department of The lh'V'Dl s,,,a
VI s' Lana o'''oo Ut '''''' July AVs !
Notice Ia hereby given TINT osI"vI I IN, n
SIlkn, ArhanBaa who on Mhlen nnoY No ts6I
Homestead Entry Mo- ssl0V, 5rsgW OK NY
NV or NJ OR, Section ,, Anu "Tcamli,
aud 80 or NV QRn Seeli4,ln, 4,ln,lvocp6 ME-
North, Ranao 4 West, 5lb lfln,lrcf fmolc fIa
has ned notice Of intention 10 ~ IGe hl, y.
Ycur lroor 10 ealnbIah clam '2e '2e,o,p,cn y,
depcrIbed, before James NJ oos"S S ONh '
Clerk, pt Evening Shade, AlN""'''' Nh
day of August lDlA, ,...soa, John XIV, n,Is,
Claimant names ~ wilhtsGess,a sasS MOI Of NlIs','
eitka, Arkansas, John lucli9a1phliIIk luclli9 1pliIks, b''
Arkansas, Clark Sanders " S'"
FORREST Btttis Of SitkR Arkahaaa Rasvf
Sharp County record., 1912-08-16
NOTICE FOR PvBuCA1I'

Department OF The A,,nta
u, s, Land Office hI bl'''e "july ID ms
Notice I. hereby given tia, Jane, e ,st I, i !,
Sidney, ArkanFas, who on i 'unI Ma wv.
Homestead Entry No, aslss, ser'@ s',.''.AIO ltMI
M OR eE or, Section "a Iow"'I" ',a,s1, @p
Range 0 West, 6,b Principal Nsl"If f,aaI fv Y
notice of intention TO ha"e land Atws
Proof to establish claim TO 'ne ", eOanlyCf y
orIbed, before jamoB NJ Su'pp"", ,hs sN~'
at Evening shade, Arkansas o" W !,
August, iOla .s, r. Q, nwS,
Claimant names As withesseI, esa',apd, v u w
Charley Fletcher, jho' H. pA'' =.
isms, all of Sidney, Arkansas, esseo, BsgtF
Sharp County record., 1912-08-16
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

For United States Senator
JEFF DAVIS.
For Governor
JOET. ROBINSON.
For Secretary of State
EARLE W. HODGES,
For Attorney General
w. L.MOOSE.
For State Treasurer
j. W. CROCKETT,
For State Auditor
John M. OATHOUT.
For Superintendent Public instruction
GEORGE b. COOK.
For Commissioner of State Lands
REUBEN G. DYE.
For Agricultural Commissioner
JOHN II. PAGE.
For Chief Justice Supreme Court
Il. A. McCULLOCH.
For Associate Justice Supreme Court
FRANK SMITH.
For Railroad Commissioner
G. W. BELLAMY.
For Congress-
w. A. OLDFlELD.
For Chancellor
GEO. r. HUMPHREYS.
For Prosecuting Attorney
II. A. NORTHCUTT.
Por State Senator
G. b. FERGUSON.
For Representative
f. w. GOODWIN.
For County Judge
ALLEN GAY.
For Sheriff and Collector
W. W. BRISTOW.
For Clerk and Recorder
JAS. M. SIMPSON.
For County Treasurer
j. w. THOMPSON.
For Assessor
r. II. McCALEB.
For Surveyor
C. C. PRICE.
Sharp County record., 1912-08-16

Lave Creek township at Rose Pond
Lebanon township at Dotson schOOA%
Lower North township at Cox school A@
Morgan township at Center
North Biz Rock township at Poushsc'a
North Union township at Ward schools
pncy Fork township at Evening ShMs
Richwoods township at Ash Flat
Scott township ut Shclbyyillc'
South Biz Rock township at Cen'c' a@
South Union township at MarlInsV"A
Strawberry township at Institute
Sullivan township at Bricklc Sprlnh
Upper North township at Wirth
Washington township at PowelTsVnr
W. ". BRlSlO'
SHERIFF, SHARP C0VNIh'
Aug, 0, 1917,
Sharp County record., 1912-08-16
CIRCUIT COURT

! TOllOWlllS 10 lllC uioPooi'i
of the criminal docket. The petit
Jury was discharged Wednesday:
! STATE VS.
Sherman Miller, selling mort
gagged property, continued.
Paul Wainwright, disturbing a
religious congregation, dismissed at
cost of defendant.
Joe Bishop, profanity, plea OF
guilty, fined 81.
Alvis Layne, wearing weapons,
plea of guilty, fined $50.
Dave Oliver, drunkenness, YER
dict of not guilty ordered by state.
Tom Oliver, drunkenness, nolle
Walter Malone, drunkenness, jury
trial, not guilty.
Claude Norris, profanity, nolle
pros.
Will Helms, breach of the peace,
nolle pros.
Will Helms, profanity, plea Of
guilty, fined 81.
Joe Bishop and Claude Norris,
disturbing a family, plea of guilty
as to Bishop, fined SIS, nolle pros as
to Norris.
Walter Winfrey, drunkenness,
nolle pros.
Walter Winfrey, drunkenness
nolle pros.
William Fooks, arson, jury trial,
not guilty.
Lum McGinness, aggravated as
sault, continued.
Mack Townsley, breach of the
peace, continued
Percy Wainwright, carrying piS-
tol, jury trial, not guilty.
Homer Graham, carrying a pistol,
jury trial. verdict of not guilty Or
dered by the court.
COURT NOTES
Judge John B. McCaleb is here
from Batesville looking after busi-
ness in the court.
W. H. Clark, who lives near
town, is foreman of the grand jury
and f. L. Dickerson of Evening
Shade is clerk, Jack Simpson Of
Cave City is baliff for the grand
jury, which body it is believed will
be in session all week.
|. j. Matheny, the Newark at
torney, was attending to the inter-
ests of a client in court Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff Tom Chapman
and Deputy Clerk Arden Boyce are
here from Hardy assisting in the
court.
S M, Bone, a prominent young
attorney of BatesviIle, was here
two or three days,
Atty D, L, King of Williford has
been here all week seeing after
business.
W, N, Metcalf of Evening Shade
NE, G. Ball of Sidney and W. T
Campbell Of Poughkeepsie were
appointed jury commissioners Mon.
day and selected jurors for the
next term Of court.
Prosecuting Attorney c. f. FL
more will retire from Office before
another term Of court conveneS
here, He will be succeeded in Of
flee by Atty II, A, Northcutt oI
Salem, 1t Is said that Mr.. ElmorC
will be in the next race for circuit
judge,
The trial of Wm Fooks of Leba
non township on the charge o.
burning a neiGhbor's barn, was {
hard fought case The jury return
ed a verdict of not guilty. FookS
was represented by Attys, D, l.
King and S, M. Bone, while Atty
I, |, llerrn assisted in the prosecu
ton.
The town was full Of people
A 4
Sharp County record., 1912-08-16
THE RECORD
BY CLAUDE L. COGER.

Entered at the Postollice at Evening Shade, Ark,
as second-class matter.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-19
Nucva York. vnrnes.

Nucva York. viernes.
FL presidente de Cuba, Sr. Gomez,
conferenci6 anoche con hos leaders poll
ticos con el obieto de hacer que
desaparezca calaIquier motive que
haya para una intervention de los Esta-
dos Unidos. Es general La impression
de que 81 envio de la nota del Departa-
nento de Estado, ha sido un golpe de
muerte para la agitaei6n de los vetera-
nos. EStos retirap Ia petici6n que hicie-
ron de que Sc anulara la ley pr0hibiendo
los ofciales del eiercito cubano la asis-
1eRcia las reuniones de la Association
de Veteranos
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Los ahorros EN-
Norteamerica

Nueva York. vierneS-
El Comit6, de Impres0s del Senado re
e0mienda Ia aprobaci6n del proyecto de
ley de Mr. Smoot para abolir Ia impre-
sion en- prensa de mano, ahora usadas, de
3os biiletes de baneo, y, usar con tai fin,
las prensas de fuerza 0aotriz. Sc calcu-
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Tres hombres que fueron arrcstados
por lamar honbas de dinamita a Yuan
Shi kai han sido condenados hoy a Ia
pena de extrangulaci0n. Sc ha ortlena.
do que el edicto de abdicaei6n he In mo-
narquia de China este listo para pro
mulgarlo en- segulda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-19

FL comite del Senado que investiga la
elecci6n del Senador Stephenson, esta de
acuerdOs de los informes en- que se le
exonera de los cargos de corruption v
soborno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-19
la un ahorro de $1000.00O annalnente
con Ell nuevo metodo
La tarifa del acero

Nueva York, viernas
Los dem6cratas de la Camara tendran
una reunion privada el sabado, para ira
tar de la tarifa sobre ell acero. Los lea
des de ese partido dicen que los debates
que Sc originaran en- las discuslones Gle
las tarifas prohablemente duraran va
rios meses
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Los anarquistas chinos
Nueva York, viernes.

Nueva York, viernes-
Un tren correo que conducia Ia cores
pondencia desde Paris, Francia, al va
por Filadelfa. con destino los EStados
Unidos, Sc incendio aver quemandoSt
300 Sacos de Ia expresada correspondent
Ella
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Los desastres
ferroviarios

Nueva York, vierneS.--
En- un choque habido hoy entire un
tren de carga y otro he pasajcros de la
Central Georgia Railway en- JoneSboro,
Georgia, resultaron muertoS
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Naufragio de
I'm vapor ingles

Nueva York, vlerneS.--
Ell vapOr ingles Wistow Hall nau-
frag6 hoy en- las rOcas de Aberdeen, Es-
oocia. Hubo SO ahogados en- la tripula-
ci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-19

Ell representante Littleton anuncia
que saldra del Congreso. al expirar el
presente t6rmino, para volver su profe-
sion de abOgado
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