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Fishing for Commitments

Women are peculiar. aren't theyr
How is THAR"
Mrs. Wright said she had plain red
hair and then got mad because /
agreed that 1t was plain"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-12

Ell siniestro alzacola de Becker, Sc dis
pone explotar la triste celebriiad de
que Sc We rodeado estos dias, anuncia
la publication de sus memorials. No hay
que decm que ell libro lograra un gran
exito, un exito de curiosidad Y un eXito
de libreria, que es 10 que importa este
cinico vulgar capaz de todas las bajezas
Como aqui Sc perece la gente por todo 10
folletinezco V truculento, hay quien Sc
ddlica va a recorrer las librerias diaria-
mente, preg1lntando por el libro de Rose
Para nadie es un secreto que Jack Rose
no sabe escribir, nj ha escrito en- su vida
mas que su familia, 81 la tiene. nj es
coSa lde que venga a hacer ahora los pri-
merOs pinltos, cuando va tiene los Gin
cuenta bien cumplidos Pero como la
OCCASION la pintan calva, Y no hay, por
ahora NADIA que apasiOne tantO a este
bnen p1blico como 10 que tiene alguna
relaci0n con ell proceso Becker, Y como
Rose es un testigo de mayor exception
en- este horrendo cuadro de la delincuen-
Ella neoyorquina, ell plblico lector, (y
aqui mas menos NAL sabe leer todo ell
malndo). sc arrebatara los eiemplares de
este libro immoral. mucho mas peligroso
que todos esos libros de la literature SEN
Sualista. que son tan perSeguldOs por las
autoridades adrlaneras, las que no Sc So
lazan leyendolos, porque estos libros no
estan escritos EN- ingles, Y en- question
de idiomas como en- Otras muchas cosas,
Sc viye aqui en- Ell mas inefable de los
limbos.
Nal Sc compaginan estos pujos de eXhi-
bicionismo que acometen ahora a Mr..
Rose. con los terrores que sentia en- IL
prisi6n, hasta ell punto de que fue pre-
ciso trasladare de carcel, porque ell
distinguido' emulo del Vivillo no las
tenia t0das consigo en- la zelda que lie
fuera designada en la prisi0n de Las
TumbaS
Y lie llamo emulo del Vivillo, porque
esta idea de escribir sus memorials ell pri-
mer mastuerzo cplya popularidad Sc fun
de en- haber sido, y Ell razon, candidate
Il la horca, no es aunque 10 parezca por
.su utilitarismo originaria de Rose, sino
que la realiz6 mucho antes que este, ell
Vivillo, aquel erosero salteador de ca
minos que asolo durante algunos amos las
campinas andaluzas
No hago esta aclaraci6n por Greer que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-12
NEW YORK
LAS memorials DE JACK ROSE

vayamos ganando NADIA en- ella, como
tampoco gano NADIA aqu6l imbecil ador-
nandose con plumas de pavo; pero de
todo este Sc infiere que ell incipiente es-
critor cllyas memorials vamos a padec@
en- breve, no ha tenidO siquiera la origi-
nalil1ad de hacer algo nuevO...
Ell tema parecia agotado por los pc
riodicos que han recogido taquigrafica-
mente todas las declaraciones durante ell
proceso las publicaron extensamente
pero va es sabido que donde menos YER
dad Sc tlice es ante los tribunales. Y. ade-
mas, Rose que es un POGO teatral, ha re-
feri1o una escena de slls noches de la
prisi6n. que ha eevado la expectation
general un grado slpperbo.
Figuraos-ha dicho ell delator de Bee
ker,-que estando yo una noche Ell la
celia de la carcel, desvelado por mis- su-
frimientos, una hora va avanzadisima.
la puerta del calabozo Sc abri0 Una
s0mbra I'm negro fantasma, con la cara
cubierta v una vela encendida en- la ma
no. avanzo unos pasos y me diJo Has
pronunciado ell nombre de Becker. Bee
ker va morir, pero guardate de pro-
mlmclar el miO. que no Suene mezclad0
tus denuncias, porque va YES como yo
entro los calabozos, y no escaparias d
mi venganza.
Esto ha hicho Jack Rose este publico
que todo 10 cree. Sc pregunta intrigado
lQuien seria el hombre de la mascara
negra que asi puede penetrar Ell las ear
celes que asi anuncia sls venganzas y
asi logra su impunidad con ell siIencio de
los que pueden hablar?
Rose no agrega una paQabra +. Fue
una pesadilla, lln delirio del terror que
padecla en- la carcel este asesino pusila-
mime, han dicho los que velan por Ell ere
ditto de las prisiones del Estado Rose
NADIA contesta No conoci6 la voz no
sabe quien pudiera sentir las inquietu-
DIES que revel0 el fantaslna.
iGaynor?, eel jefe de la polcia p
apllnta timda la malicia del pnblico.
Pero Rose mientras NADIA contesta, anun-
cia su libro sus memorials, v la insana
curiosidadl Sc aviva, Sc excita, Sc exalta.
hasta 10 inverosimll, hasta ell delirio
j. Perez Losada
New York, 90 de Noviembre de 1912
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-12
De Mayaguez
Arturo Rubio. ANITA vincenty.-Nu.
Nero especial.

iQuien era Arturo Rubio? Para los
que fi.ecuentabamos su amistad desde
el aula eseolar, Y va hombres, durante
un periot.o dc ocho amos, no nos ha-
bianos separado de su amistad cuoti-
diaha. feforzada cada dia mas mas
por Ell yalor que lie coneedfa nuestra
mftad censtaiicia y afecto ilimitado,
era un hermano pero un hermano mas
familiar que los de la sangre, mas In
timo atn, p1esto que conociamos to-
das sns intinidades, sus propositos den
tro IL las luchas por la vida Y sus en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-12
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FERNANDEZ JtrNCOS.-

Aver celebro su cumpleanos, ell illus
tre astur- -puertorliqueno don Manuel
Fernandez Juncos.
Don Manuel nacio en- Ribodasella.
Asturias. ell II de Diciembre de 1916.
Hoy. pues, tiene sesenta seis amos
cumplidos Ella representa- una labor
dlgna Gle la corona que regalaron al
Maestro una noche solemne. en- las sa-
las del actos del Ateneo
FL eminente educacionista. para
quien hace POGO fue pedida una Cruz
de honor al Rey Alfonso NH, ha reel
bido, con motive de sus dias. infnitas
demotsraciones Gle respeto y Gle carl
no, simpatias muy hilas de la gran es-
timaci6n que todos sentimos por el
Ell BOLETIN Sc une a elias con todo
amor deseandole muchos amos de vi
da.
SIGUE MEJOR.-
Con gran placer acotamos una nota
alegre: la distinguida DANA dona Car
men Rubert de Rubert. contintia me-
jor
Y que siga adelante esa franca mejo-
ria, para ser absoluta.
SRES DE SUBIRA.4
Desde anoche Sc encnentran en- la
ciudad don Acisclo Subira, prestigioso
caballero de Ponce, acompanado de su
sonora esposa y su elegante Srta hiia
Estaran breves dias EN- San Juan.
i Que clos sean de alegrias para la es-
timadisima familia de Ponce
DE IN POETA.--
La Revista Peninsular' de Meri-
da de Yucatan, reproduce nnos bellos
versos del joven poeta elocuente ora
dor Rafael Cuevas Zequeira
Psalmos son emociones brillantes
de ese espiritu intensamcnte pocta.
lie felicitamos.
DON CELEDONlO MARTINEZ
lla muerto en- Lares, este caballeroso
ciudadano.
su muerte ha sido generalmente
sentlds, por aquellas cualidades que, de
hombre bueno y sano, integraban la
del senior Martinez.
Nuestra condolencia a sus deudos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-12

suenos dentro de la vida del alma man
tenida ante la vision sonriente del
amor.
Para sus familiares. un sosten; un
digno cienplo de hijos amantes celoso
de la tranquilidad de sus progenitores
Y de IL paz santa del logar. Era ell al
ma de sil casa y el caracter a cuya voz
persuasive Y tierna obedecian los su-
yos. vicndo en- q la personifcacion de
la bondal del carifo.
Pare el Magisterio era una palanca
de fuerza hercillea tenia ell ala impul-
silva de todas las conquistas la amoro-
sa voltntad encaminada hacia el bien
general Conocia el bello talisman de
la fe en- las luchas Y amaba la idea del
progreso Y adelanto de sus compafleros
los maestros. No pertenecia actual
inente al Magisterio, pefo era maestro
por amor la enseiianza y por afecto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-12

Sc congregaban ALI, para molestar al
veclndario y agredir todo ell mundo
con piedras.
Durante algunos dias, despues de
nuestro aviso, los ni1os escandalosos
snspendieron sus reuniones. Pero ano
che han vuelto las andadas, Y noso-
tros volvemos lamar la atenci6n de
la policia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-12
Ninos escandalosos

No llace mucho tempo llamamos la
atenci6n de la policla acerca de los fire.
cuentes escandalos que daban, en- su.
punto de reunion, San Jose esquina
Fortaleza, una partida de mnchachos
que, procedentes de todos los extremes
de la capital y del barrio de la Marina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-12

| d SuS cOIilpduefOS. cuyd tdfed dfulld
laborlosa no Sc recompensa en- relaci6n
al trabajo que realizan Y al bien que
prestan a la ninez Precisamente era
uno de los impulsores de ese gallardo
movimlento que Sc prepara Ell Arecibo
los dias 81, %, 20 del corriente mes
FL, que fue ell primer Presidente de la
| Association de Maestros de Puerto Rico,
por su actividad en- impulsarla Y por
su amor a la misma, tenla que desem-
penar en- la gran asamblea que sc pre-
para, una mission digna elevada. Qui-
zas su sitial no quede vacio EN- aquel So
| lemne acto; pero siempre Sc notara ALI
| ell gran vacio de su ausencia.
Para la sociedad, era toda una mode
rada figura, de un relieve perfecto. Era
un simbolo de honestidad. sin rehuir
las fiestas expansvas las alegrias ma
| turales No frecuent0 nunca las or
glas. nj nadie lie VIC una vez apurando
| una copa en- un cafe Podia presentarse
en- ell mas elevadO centrO de SOciedad a
dar con srs modales eXquisitos Y su
conversation respetuosa inteligente,
lecciones provechosas. Su moralidad
era natural de su educacion, ingenua
y sincera No hacia ell ridiculo de afec-
tar 10 que no sentia; con su eXperien-
ella de fil6sofo viejo acostumbraba a
dominar los impetus de la juventud
| cuando Ell un momento dado podia po-
ner Ell evidencia su seriedad como
maestro de escuela.
Como empleado era iya 10 hemos
visto esclavo de su deber. A su insis-
tencia de atender su deber en- ell Ro-
val Bank de Canada. debe, sabe Dios
su muerte
Sc empeno Ell salirs de Yauco de no.
che. porque debla amanecer necesaria-
mente en- Mayaguez lie precipit6 al caos
de la muerte. Tai vez murio en- ell ca
mino de su deber "a
Laborioso, honrado, noble altruista
dlspueSto prestar su concurso a todas
las empresas generosas Y enemigo de
todo 10 que no fuera derecho raz6n
era Arturo Rubio iLastima grande
que la adyersidad haya extraviado el
disparo de su fecha traidora
Ahora es tempo de recordar ell Ill
timo verso de un soneto de Fernandez
Juncos EN- la muerte de un hombre
bueno: : Y yer tanto brib6n sano ro-
busto
Prueba ell arraigo Y el carino que
profesaban todos los elementos sociales
de Mayaguez al infortunado amigo. la
imponente manifestation de duelo de-
mostrada Ell su entierro. No recuerdo
otra manifestation mayor Era ell pue-
bio entero que lloraba a un hiio de su
corazon
Esta tarde Sc di6 sepultura al cada-
yer de la senorita Anita Vincenty, per
teneciente a una distinguida famiia de
esta cludad, de patriotico abolengo y
de revolantes meritos sociales.
Una escogida concurrencia seguia el
feretro hasta su ultima morada. entire
la cuai fguraban algunas damas Sc
loritas
Paz . sns restos, y reciban todos
sus familiares mi sentida expression de
condoIencia.
FL Editor del periodico Diario del
Oeste prepara una edicion especial de
10 paginas con un tiraje de 10000
ejemplares para ell dfa de Ano Nuevo
AL trabajo especial de dicha edici6n. Sc
lie ha dado va conienzo.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-12
ESTA TARDE.-
OBITO-

En- Vega Alta, la avanzada edad
Gle ocEenta amos, falleci6 hoy de mana
ma la honorable matrona doha Magda-
lena Simeon, madre amantisima de don
Alcides San Antonio, antique professor
de instruction publica.
Al recoger tan triste nueva EN- nues-
tras cGlumnaS, presentamos sus deu-
dos el testimonio de nuestra condolen-
cia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-12
EN- YABUCOA.-

Aver Sc encontraban en- Yabucoa.
don Rafael Fabian don Ramon Aboy,
cond1enOs de la central Merceditas.
quenes estuvieron ALI Ell asuntos de
negocios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-12

FL Casino de Ponce ha hecho circular
va las invitaciones para los bales con
que festejara los pr6ximos dias de ira
diciones.
Ell 25, bale de etiqueta.
Ell &c, bale de ninos.
Ell 81, gran bale de confanza para
recibir ell 1913
esta noche. bale de etiqueta on Ia
amplia platea del Teatro La Perla'
LA V1ZCONDESA DE FLEURIAN--
La ilustrada y distinguida DANA dc
la alta aristocracia de Paris. seiiora
Vlzcondesa de Fleurian. Sc encuentra
gravemente enferma Ell Ponce.
La Vizcondesa de Fleurian es ma
enthusiastic propagandista de las doctri-
mas teos6fcas
Slnceramente hacemos ruegos por su
salud
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-12

LUIGI.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-01-11

congressman down have been cared
for. The ticket follows:
Congressman, first district, H. L.
Helgeson, of Milton.
Congressman. second district, Geo.
NJ. Young, of Valley City.
Congressman, third district, J. M.
Devine, of Minot.
Governor, R. A. Buchanan, of Bu-
chanan.
Lieutenant governor, J.. M. Hanley,
of Mandan.
Secretary of state, P. D. Norton of
Hettinger.
Insurance commissioner, Walter C.
Taylor, of Lamoure.
State auditor, D. K. Brightbill, of
Cando, or Carlo Jorgenson of Bis
marck.
Railroad commissioners; w. H. Suits
man of Mandan, o. P. Anderson of
Starkweather and J.. F. Purcell of
Fargo.
With present indications pointing
strongly to no contest on the positions
of superintendent of public instruc-
ton and state treasurer, there remain
only the position of attorney general
and commissioner of agriculture to fill.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-01-11
MANY ESCAPE FLAMES
One BeIIboy Dies in Hotel Fire That
Threatened Stock Yards.

One BeIIboy Dies in Hotel Fire That
Threatened Stock Yards.
Chicago, Jan. S.-The Transit house
at the Union St%ockyards. for 40 years
one of the most widely known hotels
In the west, was reduced to ruins by
a fire which cost one life, for a time
trapped many persons and for hours
threatened the stockyards with a gen
eral confagration.
So rapidly did the flames sweep
through the building, a ive-story
structure of brick and wood, that the
guests were forced to flee down fire
escapes and in many instances were
dragged from the burning building by
tiremen.
Peter Richie of Algonquin, ILL.,, a
Dell5oy who worked nights and who
was caught in his room asleep, was
the sole victim. Scarcity of water and
the intense cold hampered the firemen.
A number of young women employees
Of the hotel were carried down the fire
escapes.
The loss to the building and contents
was estimated at $175,O00 and neigh
boring buildings suffered damages of
approximately $25, 900. The fire started
in the kitchen on the first floor adjoin-
ing the main dining room, which was
crowded with guests.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-01-11
JUL|ANHAW7HORNE
IS INDICTED
JOSIAH QUINCY, FORMER MAYOR
OF BOSTON, ALSO ONE p
OF ACCUSED.
OTHER PROMOTERS
Are Charged With Misuse of the Mails
in Scheme to Sell Worthless
Stocks in Silver
Mines.

New York, Jan. S.-Pleas of not
guilty were entered in the United
States district court by Julian Haw-
thorne, journalist-promoter; Josiah
Quincy, a farmer assistant secretary
OF state, eX-mayor of Boston; Albert
Freeman, a promoter; John McKin-
non, treasurer and secretary of the
Hawthorn Mining companies, and DIR.
w. j. Horton, a nerve specialist of
this city. All are charged with mis-
use of the mails in a scheme to de-
fraud investors in the stock of mining
enterprises.
Four of the indictments contain 16
counts and the fifth eleven counts.
Three counts in each specific fraud in
the case of Hawthorne Silver and Iron
mines, limited, incorporated, capital
lied at $4,000, 900 sales of whose
stock alone netted the promoters, it
is charged, s1,2OO,O00.
By the free use of Julian Haw-
thorne's name there was but little
trouble, in the promotion of the vari-
stocks. Many of the investors
ere declared to nave been influential
people and personal friends of the
journalistic promoter. In the mass
of literature sent out by Hawthorne he
asked his friends to get in on the
groud floor,' saying cit was firm and
could not ave in" .
A pamphlet entitled "The Secret of
Solomon" scattered broadcast for pro-
noting purposes told investors. the
indictment ayers, that the only way
to get money is to dig it out of the
ground"
Another pithy paragraph purported
to be advice given by Hawthorne's
father: Nathaniel Hawthorne, the 10Y
elist. 1t ran as follows:
Nathaniel said to Julian What
ever else you do, don't try to make
a living by authorship"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-01-11
SYSTEM OF PRICING MEATS
DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE is IN
PRODUCED IN CHICAGO.
Ap%portionment Of Business on a Non.
Competitive Basis Is Charged
to Packers.

Chicago, Ian. S.--Documentary evil
dence in support of the governments
charge that the practices of the old
packers pool in fixing the. price of
fresh meat by a of a system Of
profit margins and apportioning the
business on a non-competitive basis
We're continued after the organization
of the National Packing company in
March, 1903, We're read to the jury in
the trial of the ten Chicago packers
under Indictment for criminal con.
spiracy in restraining of trade.
The government brought the opera
lions OF the alleged illegal combina-
ton of packers down to within seven
months of the statutory period covered
by the indictment. The information
was furnished by Jerome H. Pratt, an
employee of Armour & Co. for more
than twenty years, and at one time as
sistant manager of the dressed beef
department.
He testified to having attended a
number of the meetings of the old pool
between 1896 and 1902, at which he
said percentages of shipments to diff
ferent markets were decided by bal
lot and the profit margin was deter
mined by agreement among the men,
bers.
The witness identified a dozen let
tiers he received while in the employ
of Armour & Co. in support of his
statements.
Notations on Letters.
Three of the letters bore notations
in pencil of the shipment percentage
and profit margins in the handwriting
of J. Ogden Armour, Arthur Meeker
and Thomas ]. Connors of the Armour
company, according to the witness.
He positively identified the hand
writing of Arthur Meeker and declared
he was as certain that the other men,
orandums We're written by J. Ogden
Armour and Thomas j. Connors as a
man could be who had not seen the
figures written.
The first document introduced by
the government was a copy of a reso-
luton adopted by the packers pool
May 9, 1900, fixing a penalty of l IL
cents a pound On all over shipments to
competitive points made in excess of
10000 pounds a week above the max.
imum allowed. This was said to have
been sent out to members from the
office of Attorney A. II. Veeder.
The next was a list Of shipment per.
centages agreed upon by the packers
Jan. IL, 1901, for territories A. c, D
and E.
Pratt identified a letter dated Oct.
IS, 1904, addressed to J. Ogden Ar
mour. which read:
81 attach herewith, margin memo.
randum for the week. We shipped
80 IL per cent to Armour & Co. houses
and 81 per cent to Armour Packing
company. Today's margins will fol-
low. H. p"
Pratt testified that the letter was re.
turned to him the following day with
figures of percentage margins for other
firms in the combination. which, he be.
lieved were written by j. Ogden Ar.
mOur
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-01-11
M1DsHIPMEN PUNISHED
Men Were Found In Club Where Ii
quor Was Served.

Annapolis, Jan. 9.-Because of their
connection with a club in Annapolis,
where midshipmen frequently gath
cred, punishment has been admins
tered to five midshipmen by the naval
academy authorities upon the recon.
mendation of a board that investi.
gated the matter. Each has received
80 dement's and will be restricted to
the academy grounds for four months,
The names of the young men are with.
held.
The club Don was raided a few
days ago and was found to be well
stocked with liquors.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-01-11
HIGHWAY IS
New Road to be Built THROUGH Bel,
trami County.

Bemidji.-The board Of county com.
missioners, in session here, has adopt.
ed a resolution approving the proposed
state highway passing through the
southern part of Beltrami county, in.
Guiding the village of ,Nymore and the
city of Bemidji. This proposed road
would form the connecting link
through this county of the new Duluth.
st. Vincent trunk" highway.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-01-11

Forty-seventh State Added to Union.
Washington, Jan. S.-New Mexico,
the f~orty-seventh state to enter the
Union, ceased to be a territory when
President Taft signed the proclamas
ton of statehood. K
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-01-11

,ston man, writing to a New
PAPER on the subject Of football,
he country Should not tolerate
Ill and stupid a performances"
oably he is 10 used to the excite.
Mt Of croquet that an ordinary game
football doesn't appeal to him.
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Coal Rates Suspended.

Washington, Jan. 9.-Concerted ad.
vances in the freight rates on soft
coal made by the railroads of the
Western Trunk Line association, ef-
fective Jan. 10, we're suspended by the
interstate commerce commission until
May IL. The proposed increases aver.
aged approximately 10 per cent.
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Romance Ends in AsvIum.

San Diego, Cal, Jan. 9.-After a
runaway marriage and ten days
honeymoon, Thomas Smith, aged 20,
a nephew and heir of the wealthy
Leonard T. Beal of Philadelphia, was
declared a dependent person by
Judge Guy and ordered to a sant
tarium.
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PR0GRESSIVES NAME TICKET
FOR ALL OFFICES IN NORTH DA.
kOTA.
r. A. Buchanan of Buchanan Is the
lnsurgent Choice for
Governor.

Grand Forks, Jan. 9.--The progress
sive Republican ticket for the coming
election has practically been complet-
ed, only a few positions remaining to
be filled. Applicants for the vacancies
are not numerous, but within the next
few weeks there very likely will be
many to fill the places.
All of the leading positions from
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Flatfootedness will be in the future
among the defects which will bar
Would-be teachers from the Gotham
public schools. Yet ability to come
out fat-footed for anything or any.
body has hitherto been regarded as an
Of educational training
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iirls In q Los Angeles high school
taking a course in matrimony. Yet
more than likely that scientific
DDS will be discarded when it
to the critical point, and the
& will be done in the same old