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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-06

there were runners on second and
third. and if they both scored the
game would be won against Kelly's
team. The King was behind the bat
and was fighting every inch of the
way. Finally the batter drove a line
single into left and of course one Of
the runs scored. 1t was UP to him to
stop the other and save the game. The
throw to the plate was wioe and to
left Of the plate. Kelly saw the
runner coming and realized that he
could not get the ball with his mitt
hand. He also realized that if he
jumped for it so as to get 1t in both
hands that he would not have n
chance to touch the runner. When
the inner was within fifteen feet of
the plate his quick BRAN solved the
question. He threw the mitt from his
left hand when the ball was right on
him. speared it with the bare hand
and tagged out the runne as he
swept by.
You must remember that Kelly
had to figure all this out in a seconds
time. He did it and saved the game"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-06
NEW BATTERY MATE
FOR WALSH IN 1913

Chicago. Dec. Cit goes without
saying that Ed Walsh. the king ri spit
ball pitchers and m of the best hurl.
ers baseball has cver known. will have
a new battery partner next s.as IN.
Walsh has worked with the veteran
Billy Sullivan 50 long that every :ime
1t was announced thai the >.'itballcr
would go to the firing ,i:,c IL was rel-
sonable to expect Sully to do the CATCH
ing.
hinations such as YOung-Criger, Joss
Clarke. Mathewson-B resnanaa and
any number ~ others cannot gu on
forever. And SO 1t is With Walsh and
Sullivan.
The catcher who will work with
Walsh regularly next season has uct
Net attained his majority. lie is l:ny
lshalk. who ;1ackstopped for; The Nil.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-06
BOWLING SEASON
AT "Y" IS BEGUN

The first bowling league of the sea-
son has been started at the Y, NJ. G..
A. between the Reds and Blues. AL
though the teams were tied on games,
each getting one and tying one. yet
in the three games the Reds We're in
the lead by twenty-six pins. Gustaf-
son bowled the highest score Of the
evening. although Warner, by three
successive strikes at the close of the
last game. came near getting the rec
ord. These teams bowl every We'd
nesday evening at the association for
the e six weeks and the number
of pins bowled by each team i'm that
length of time will decide the winner.
The score of the first contest fol-
lows:
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-06

players in the league last season, but
either luck broke against the team or
the men were not handled right. The
coming season the big city of the cir
cult Is going, to try to have one Of
the. best minor league baseball teams
in the country.
II believe that the people of Du-
luth are going to see the best base
batl that We have ever had up there,
and also that the league will be one
Of the best in the country. President
Blume says he is going to have thu,
best umpires he can get for good
money. and with six or eight clubs in
the new league Duluth should have
some fine baseball"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-06
0BR|EN HAS LONG
LIST OF PLAYERS
Duluth Leader Has Signed
Many Players for Next
See-Eye Season.
. .
" PLAYERS SIGNED BY
4 nAr2ny nsySRILrN

DARBY o'BR1EN
!" Schrieber. shortstop: Dan Kill
q liam. first base: Gene Rogers,
s third base; Elmer Smith, outfield;
* Buckholtz, shortstop: Hicks,
:" pitcher. Steward. shortstop; Null
= len, right handed pitcher: MUIR
8 ply. southpaw: Sickinger, OUT
= field: Barley. outtield: II. Nc. I
s. Clure, outfield; Chas. Few, first
. base: Monte Woods. pitcher; Lin
" der Meyer, pitcher: Mairette, pit
= cher: .Spangler, first base: Hall
:" field: southpaw pitcher; Thomas,
= southp2w.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-06
AID Wolgast's Hand and
Arm Stiffen Up; Won't
Box for Some Time

San Francisco, Dec. 5.-Chances of
former Lightweight Champion Ad
Wolsast appearing in a local ring
New Years day were dimmed yester-
day by the receipt by Promoter Coff-
roth from Wolgast's manager, Tom
Jones. of a telegram stating that VOL
CASTS left arm and hand had stiffened
up badly. and that he did not care to
box again soon.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-06
BRAIN
WORK IN BASEBALL

New York. Dec. 6.-According 10
John Mc(iraw. the quickest thinking
play hat he ever saw was made by
King Kelly. the greatest Of all catch
crs.
There have i'een many instances of
quick brain work" said McGraw. "but
I'm sure that Kelly leads them al.
During. the game ! have In mind
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-06
Annual Tennis Tourney
Will Open at Brooklyn
Saturday; 40 Competitors

New York, Dec. 5.-The second an
nual national handicap tournament
under the direction Of the National
Squash Tennis association will begin
In Brooklyn Saturday.. Forty COM
petitors, representing collegiate or
ganizations in Pennsylvania, Connec.
New York are the entries. The tour
nament is in the nature of a prelimi.
nary round to the national Champion
ships. which will be decided in this
city in February.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-06

Never was Eddie McGoorty in bet
ter trimt than he is today. a month
ago he was fat. heavy on his feet
and his eyes were dull and l~istless.
His training during the past month
has wrought wonders. Fat has been
stripped from his body and legs.
From his shoulders to his ankles he.
tapcrs like IL wedge. Instead of fat
;hcrc are muscles. hard but plia'lr.
Aud his famous rrockscr~w left is
more dangerous than ever.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-06

Duluth. Dec. G.-Above are some
OF the men that the White Sox leader
has signed for the coming season.. In
bis letter to the Herald sporting odi-
tor he states that he has also some
c.atchers in sight. but adds "n ~ nu,
look them over again before hd., i;
them afflx their names to a contract.
The Irish orator writes that he has
received a number Of letters from
baseball .men at Port ,!Ar.hur. and Fort
William. and that both Of these towns
are very anxious 10 come into the
league. He also states that, he. has
heard considerable talk of ST. Bon;-
face. Man.. wishing to come into the
See-Eye and fill out the northern end
of the circuit with Winnipeg.
The White Sox manager is already
working on his spring training tri3 ,.
He has already promises of games a.
Fort Wayne. Ind. Oshkosh, Wis, ana
also a date at Rockford. Ill.,, If he
cares to accept it. All Of the con-
tracts that have been signed to date
have been forwarded t.. Secret
Farrell for registration.
Baseball in the See-Eye is going
to be faster the coming season." says
the J. o. Il hear tales from baseball
men regarding some Of the things the
other. clubs are doing. Grand Forks
season. IL the things that I hear are
correct. The fans up there as salts
fed with the experiment they made
With organized baseball and they are
such good sports that they are willing
TO spend all kinds of money in: get
ting players to bring the flag to their
town.
Winnipeg had some of the best
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-06

waukce Brewers during .hr past se.,-
son inc who finished Nith the White
.SoX.
Schalk handled Walsh's offerings in
Bid Eds victories over tn" Cubs in
the p~ostseaSon series. Ell regards the
Kid as the coming star catcher. :iulli-
van has run his race rs a n:g Lacquer
and Walsh is fortunate III having such
"a worthy successor AZ SchalH to take
Sullivan's place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21
IN THE CHURCHES


AANerlNl FaNrl
he peace established az the Hrst
Christmas
Do The evening a. . COO the oaoir will
render Tie cantata The Star % Beth.
l"hem b. El-i- nlIktu ial. aud
Lincoln hail. a Christmas -.r,.ce a;
rare beatus aud charm
iibi" school. ." o. f.uli arrange
merits Tor zee Crris. mas service. foi-
.osed b. the study ia r.hf living
How g Ne 20 Find O4t WHAT -
lie Chr.9sin -sr,ice ~ Tie H,b.4
school ~ul De- given Dr "Wednesday
evening". DIufl'+ en-. ti,d Al lu.
corrupted Program
.har'y ~e.c0mr % % services o.
he cAur,a
Hope " = ,u-,a Preaching 80
- q co. afi 200 n 200 los r., =
% Npf auau. tir pa-tor SUNDAY
-rhool %" Cd. o. 'la-- meeting ~
- m sunday school oari-tma-
'Nerei>rs 'hris'ma- night 4f go
50 Anl-.v- ...r. E.1 sii rr.-.s -
-,.''' "-f'r ~+r4et BOO Al
..It B" m -..lat -.It.. %
~ Ioua t.t If... .l.,sat.ufi.
if~t''. iIf.f >.>t -.fIt. seq
tl'r 90 JOS" arI ~..al. .. ...t 90 To-
y" evening -'fti... r.lr Med
t"- .f' l'''rnn'' -. ,-I-riaf... ,f
d"ft'ts -+'NIs" 90 lH..r O..
o. Wiz special 'h.-tua. music r...r-
f s'.t..- 90 fH. vN..h 1911 BE-. r-If
.hd.' inr auspices ui tu' ~urItt school
.'i" "ilt''H ht o. li.i. uIti boz. t.ni-
r."- tr trr -'h"n.. Lowell. song Mil
' r'h. .Hi "rps 'r. go" t''-. fatlpn- vfii
"fll 1~ d-, grated Wifh th. hls tr-.~ DE-
] Illuminated Co., 'l'rt.t. IrI' IN. ,nrIi-
#H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21

o p On English vespers al 20 p. m.
a cordial invitation TO all strangers
thrIsfmas services will be- held IN
th.s church on Christmas Day 90
Do 20 n m an az 3u .. m Their
giIl he no meetings during the week
OF any Kind except the Christmas
rnleMratlnna on Mrlnesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21

Services in the H.bl~ Sririfualist
CHrrrf. Lincoln Avenue. Bridgeport. On
neNt sunday evening Subject Tho Birth
Of Jesus Eevfs given from the other
aide fife. Mrs Rev 81 Thomas.
Pastor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-21

Preaching go the simpson " T.
church sunday no %. a. a. I'D. subject
The heart that is not right IN the
-irh' of God A. 5.f5 M. the Rev.
Nr Beachev viii preach for us Up
worth elaEue from = go IN g. D IN
Ur W a Wright. leader. subject
Tho rngIrafion. personality fully
revealed. the highest expression OF
truth James O. Moe. president
Prayer meeting Sunday AZ 8 a. m. vs.
s. NrEhf leader Prayer meetings
"wednesday nights r. ~ Strange.
leader Glass meetings Tuesday and
Thursday NIGHTS. = g. Lowe and Geo.
% Perry leaders sunday school or
goo OBJ. ii ~ Clemens. supcrin-
tordcnf. George vs. ". jenkins. pas
tor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-14

One 4 piece tuna Mahogany bed
room suit, consisting Of dresser,
chiffonier, dressing table and bed,
beautifully finished, hand rub pol
ish, French plate mirror on dresser,
dressing table and chiffOnier, worth
$275; now ..............-. STU
Two solid Mahogany twin beds,
four poster colonial style, worth
$1,000 each: now. $500
One Mahogany bed, scroll colonial
design, worth $500; now. $1,000
One Mahogany bed, nicely finished,
worth $4,000; now ....... Sl2.5O
One Circassian Walnut bed, worth
$500: now .... S12.50
One Mission bed, worth $500;
now ACKNOWLEDGEMENT $1,000
One white Enameled bed, worth
$500; now ......... $3.50
One Mission Bed, quartered oak,
worth $3.50; now ... $500
One Circassian Walnut bed, scroll
colonial design, worth $125.OO
now ACCOMPLISHMENTS $4,000
Cheval mirrors in oak, Circasslan
Walnut and Mahogany at less than
the cost of manufacturing.
All There is Left in Chiffoniers
One birds eye maple chiffonier
worth 5000; now ... $3.50
Three Golden CHARTERED Oak Chit
foniers. worth $4,000; now .S1400
One ONYX Oak Chiffonier, worth
1920: now ........ $4,000
One wax finished quartered oak
Chiffonier. worth $50; now $4,000
One wax finished quartered oak
Chiffonier. worth $3.50; now SCI
One wax finished quartered oak
Chiffonier, worth $38; now $1,000
One Golden Oak Dressing Table,
worth $500: now ..... .S11.50
Just Is others at the same big price
cuts.
Dressers- Here's What's Left.
Two wax finished quartered oak
Dressers worth $3.50; now, $500
One wax finished quartered oak
Dresser worth $3.50; now $1,000
Two golden quartered oak Dressers
worth $1,000; now ........ $1,000
One CHARTERED oak Early English
Dresser worth $3.50; now. $1,000
One quartered oak Early English
Dresser worth $4,000; now $500
One birds eye maple Dresser worth
$500; now .............. $4,000
One birds eve maple Princess
Dresser. worth so; now $1,000
One birds eye maple Dresser,
worth $4,000; now ... $29.5O
One white maple Dresser worth
$1,000; now ............... $500
One Mahogany Dresser, worth $75:
now .....-. S0o.UU
20 other golden oak Dressers
marked from $1,000 to $500 worth
49, j o--L1o
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-14

This $500 Princess Dresser. golden oak,
hand polished, GA an
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-03
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC
Ex-parte.

POR CUANTO habiendo presentado
ell Abogado Don Jose de j. Esteves ma
mocion nombre de don Jose Leocadio
Santiago y Marrero para que Sc declare
a su favor ell DOMINIC de la siguiente
finca:
RUSTlCA: Predio de terreno com
puesto Gle ocho cuerdas setenta cinco
centayos de otra, situado en- el Barlio
Toro Negro" termino municipal de
Ciales, colindante: al Norte. con Ia Sn-
cesi6n de Vidal Santiago v Francisco
Cora de la Tore al Sur al Este. con
Santiago de Santiago y el mencionado
senior Cora de la Tore y al Oestc
con este mismo senior, y las cuales ocho
cuerdas Is centavos equivalen tres
hectareas, cuarenta Y tres areas no
Venta una centiareas, fnca que ad-
qulrio ell interesado por compra en- Ia
torma siguiente: cinco cuerdas % cen
tavos, don Rodrigo del Rio Balbin:
dos cuerdas, dona Pantaleona Robles
~ una cuerda so centavos don Anto-
Mo Ortiz;
POR TANTO: habiendo ordenado 81
Hon Enrique Lloreda, Juez de la Corte
de Distrito de Arecibo, Sc publique la
pretenslon por tres veces en- un peri6-
dlco de los de mayor circulation en- 81
DlStrlto, para que los que tengan dere-
cho real Sobre ell inmueble descrito. las
personas ignoradas quienes pueda
perJudlcar la inscription Y, en- general.
todo ell que desee oponerse, pueda efec-
tuarlo dentro del t6rmino de sesenta
dias, libro ell presente EN-
Arecibo p r. a 20 de Abril de 1919
Manuel L. Corbet,
Secretario de la Corte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-03
Abril 30 de 1912.

Dimas Garcia, VS.. Jose Montanez, ct.
al. No. 5634 Desahucio. La Corte, Wis
ia la demanda en- este case senalo en- ell
dia de aver el ocho (S) DEF mes de Ma
yo, 1912, las p m. para la primera
comparecencia en- este case.
Celestino Perez, VS.. Asisclo Perez ct
al. No. 4746. Otorgamiento de escritu-
ra La Corte dicto sentencia en- este
case, declarando con lugar la .demanda,
con costas a los demandados Ell Sc
cretario registrara tai sentencia en-
debida forma.
Isabel Llora Vazquez. Ex-parte. No.
5603 Declaratoria de herederos La
COrte anunci6 que aver, en- ell despacho
|y virtud de mocion jurada de dicha
peticionaria por medic de su abogado,
acompanada de tres documentos dos
declaracioneS escritas y juradas, dict0
una orden declarando 1nica y universal
heredera de su leg1tima hlja Isabel
ProVidencia Gila Peroz y Llora, como
cida por Providencia, fallecida en- Ca
Iyey, p. K. ell dla q de Septiembre de
1905, a la peticionaria
Ana Delgado Colon, ct al, VS. Tere-
sa Marxuach, ct al No. 5598 Reclama-
cion de herencia, etc La Corte anun-
ci6 que aver en- ell despacho, y virtud
de mocion de dichos peticionarios por
medic de SUI abogado, la Corte conce-
di6 a los mismos diez dias de pr6rroga
para contestar la demanda en- este ca
So
Kunhardt y Co., VS. Compania Lati-
no Americana de Illumination No.
1858 Cobro de dinero. La Corte lla-
mo este pleito juicio oral por su or
den de senalamiento y comparecieron
ambas parties por medic de sus respec-
two abogados, anunciando estar hstas
para ell acto. En- su yirtud. leyeron sus
Ialegaciones, y luego ell demandante
introdujo como prueba cuatro docu-
mentos que sc admitieron tres testi-
gos juramentados ante ell Secretario. Y
EN- este estado, peticion del abogado
de los demandantes, la Corte transfri0
para maliana La continuation del actO
Elisa Gallardo, VS.. Lola Sugar Co,
No 2426 Reivindicacion La Corte lla-
mo este pleito a la continuation del
Juicio oral y comparecieron ambas par
tes por medic de sus abogados, listos
para ell acto. En- su yirtud la deman-
dante introduce siguio introduciendo
sus pruebas. presentando un documen-
to que Sc admiti6 y testigos juramen-
tados ante el Secretario Y en- este es-
tado sc suspendio ell acto la session
hasta 2 p. m.
Carmen Ruiz Ex-parte No. 5559. Au-
torizacion judicial En- este case la Pc
|ticionaria por su abogado desistio del
procedimiento, y la Corte dicto una or
den teniendola por desistida
Rafael Tirado, VS. Isabel Peraza No
5116. Divorcio. Sc celebr6 en- este caso
la vista de La mocion de la demandada
to vacate a judgment comparecien-
do dicha parte por medic de su aboea-
do, y el demandante por medic del abo-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-03

gado Pedro Gonzalez Garcia en- susti-
tucidn del de record, y oidas dichas
parties. Y visto ell affidavit acompanado
Ia moci6n. la Corte declare nulo todo
10 actuado partir de la resolucion a
la exception previa, de fecha Is de Di-
ciembre, 1911
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-03
CORTE SUFPREM.A.-

Angel Adelina Placida Perez Vi
llamil conocidos por Quillonez, deman-
dantes, apelados, VS.. .Josefa Romano, ct
al. No S41.-Resolucion de 30 Abrll
1912. Sc desestima la moci0n sobre eli
minaci6n
Teofilo Marxuach, VS.. Carmelo Cas-
tro, ell al. No. 5469. Cobro de hipoteca
La Corte. a petici6n del demandante en-
este case, acompanada del requerimlen-
to debidamente diligenciado, dict0 sen
tencia condenando los demandados al
pago de las sumas objeto del mlsmo
con los demas commandments de ley
debiendo ell Secretario registrar una
sentencia de conformidad
Elisa Gallardo, ct al, VS. The Lola
Sugar Co. No. 2426 Reivindicaci6n. Sc
llamo este case la continuation de-
acto, Y asistieron ambas parties por me
dio de sus respecticos abogados, pre-
sentando los demandantes una moci0n
desistiendo de su accion, pero sin per
Juicio, y pagando las costas, pero no las
de honorarios de abogado. Y la Corte
oidas las parties, dict6 sentencia por de-
sistimiento de la accion, con costas a
los demandantes. III Secretario regis
trara tai sentencia Y en- cuanto a los
honorarios de abogado, la Corte Sc re
servo su resolution hasta que Sc pre-
sente la question EN- ell incidente sobre
costas y pago de las mismas.
Agustina Cruz. Ex-parte. No. 3556
Intestado de Domingo Ramos. Sc llamt
este caso a la vista, y compareci0 la pc
ticionaria por medic de su abogado, y
la Corte, vista la petici6n declare nc
haber lugar decretar la administra
zion ror los motivos que Sc exponen Ell
dicha peticion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-03
Abril 30 de 1912.


Antonia PineirO. como madre con pa
tria potestad sobre su hijo menor de
edad, Fernando Ayala, VS.. The Porto
Rico Railway, Light an Power Co., una
corporation. No 5507 Danos perjui-
clos Siendo hoy ell dia senalado para la
vista de este juicio comparecieron am
bas parties por conducto de sus respec-
tivos abogados. La demandante pre-
sent0 una mOcion, que cOnsta en- los au-
tos, solicitando la suspension del Jul
clio cuya suspension la parte deman-
dada sc opuso y la Corte, despues de
DIR a ambas parties. resOlvio sostener la
oposicion de la demandada. LA deman-
dante SoEcit0 entonces Sc dictara SEN
tencia por desistimiento la Corte en-
su virtud asi 10 hizo declarando a la
parte demandante Ell la presente ac-
cion, desistida con las costas sn ear
go
Dionisio Santiago, VS. Sabina Baez.
No 3465. DiyorciO. Celebrado ell luicio
Ell rebeldia de la demandada, Ia Corte
declare con lugar la demanda. por
tanto roto disuelto ell v1nculo matri-
monial eXistente entire las parties en- es-
Ia accl0n y orden0 que los hijos habi-
dos Ell dicho matrimonio queden bajo
la potestad del demandante, con las
costas la demandada
Valentin Rivera, VS. Petronila Ma
tos No. 4749 Divorcio La Corte, de
su propia mocion, suspendi6 la vista de
este juicio hasta el sabado pr6ximo y
orden6 la citacion de la demandada pa
ra tai fecha
Enrique Camaeho asstido de su ma
Dire Martina Camacho como defensora,
VS.. Antonio Balasquide Gomez. Fila
cion. etc No. 3787s En- este case. \ a
peticion de la parte demandada, Sc en-
menda la constancia de los procedi-
mientos lhabidos en- ell dia de aver en- la
siguiente forma sSiendo hoy ell dia Sc
lalado para la vista de la mocion de
nnevo Juicio presentada en- este caso
por parte del demandado compareci6
este por conducto de sus letrados La
parte demandada sostuvo sn moci6n Y
la demandante renunci6 el impugnar-
La. Y Ia sometio la Corte. Esta solici-
to.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-03
A.bril 90 de 1912.

w. +. Mullenhoff. Ex-parte No.
5341. Dominic En- este caso, la Corte,
visto ell record del mismo, Ell dicta-
men del Sr. Fiscal, dicto una orden de-
clarando sin lugar la petici6n.
Modesto Ortiz Martinez Ex-parte.
No. 4573. Aprobacion de operaciones
particionales. En- este caso, la Corte Wis
ia la moeion de dicho peticionario por
medic de su abogado, asi como la par
tici6n de los bienes relictos por Julian
Ortiz y Sainz, ,fallecido, que Sc acompa-
ia a dicha peticion en- union de tres
documentos mas, apareciendo que di-
cha partici6n es justa esta hecha con
la mayor igualdad possible, y con inter
vencion de todos los interesados en- la
misma, dicto una orden impartiendole
su aprobacion, declarandola titulo
inscribible en- ell Registro de la Propie-
dad correspondence
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-03
Manuel L. Corbet.

Secretario de la Corte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-03
BoNos.
CAMBIOS.

Londres, vista $4.S7 3I4 L.
New York, 10 cts. p.
Paris, 8 3IS p. 0I0 D.
Hamburgo, 4 3|4 D. 0I() D.
Espaaa, 8 BIS a 9 liz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-03
E Die T o
En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito Ju-
oicial de Arecibo, Puerto Rico.
N1lnero 2444.

Estados Unidos de America. FL PIE
sidente de los Estados Unidos ss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-03
TRIBUNALES
Resoluciones = sentencias.

Secci6n primera Libro de Minutas, No.
Is, folio, 2.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-03

Seccion segunda Libro de Minutas. No
is. folio 1872
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-03

Secci6n primera. Libro de Minutas. No
Is, folio 4
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-04-11
An Object / son I!

While blowing in field some distance
from his home, Will Watson, young
white farmer, who lives near Kinston,
perceived that his home was on fire, and
by the time he could arrive the entire
building was enveloped in flames. Wat
son lost everything he had, including
MONEY which was in the HOUSE,
leaving himself and wife and several
small children, one of whom was only
few months old, homeless and penniless
Taken from Raleigh News and Observ-
err dated March 26, 1912.
This happened at Kinston, N. c., and
fully demonstrates what we have always
advised our friends to do: Let us keep
your money for you, that in a time like
this you can turn to us for your balance
to your credit, and assistance also if YOU
should need it.
The Scotland Neck Bank,
Scotland Neck No,b C.,G
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-04-11
Origin Ct Silk Hats.

Sil2, hats were known in France
some years before John Hetherirg-
ton frightened Londoners by wear
ing ore, They came in with the
French Revolution when ali patriotic
citizens abandoned wigs and had
their hair cut short. Engravirgs
printed as early as 1850 depict sans
culotte dandies wearing top hats.
IN rare print of the trial OF the
Girondists, which took place in 1888
all the judges appeared crowned
with silk hats.
Although the silk top hat is not
much more than ten years old, hats
OF that shape were Worn hundreds
Of years before. In Elizabethan
TINS cylodrical hat with brim
rather similar to that Of the ffties
and with the addition OF plume,
was worn by the nobility. Accord
ing to Raphael, it was worn very
m ich earlier than that. A red top
hat appears in the cartoon Paul
Preaching at Athens. The London
Chronicle