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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-24
iVa|ioso RegaIo!

Copiamos de la Edicion del Periodico
Motor correspondence al mes de
Octubre, 10 siguiente
Los miembros de la Sociedad de In
genieros Gle AUTOMOBILES Ell los Z. E.
I. L. de America, reunidos en- ndmero
de 300 regaaron formalmente su
Secretario y General Manager Sr.
Coker f. ClarkSon, un hermoso Auto
m6vil HUDSON 1913, cuyo regalo Cd
EN- premio de los efcientes servicios
prestados por Mr.. CIarkson. en dar
realce a esa parte de la ingenieria me
canica que Sc relaciOna con la induStria
Automovilista Americana Dicho Au-
tomovil es lm Touring Car de cinco
pasaJeros, equpado completamente. cou
Sistema de arranque eIectrico, alumbra-
do Ell la misma fOrma. spidometro
reloj en- combination, Para Brisas es-
tiIo RAIN VISION', etc. etc.
Tome nota Sr Interesado en- la COM
pra de TN Auto! Y piense, ipor que
Ia Sociedad Automovilista de Ingenie
ros Ell f. E. u. t. de America. eligi6
el HUDSON" para regalarlo al Sr.
CIarkson? iPor que Sc hizo esa selec-
ci6n entire tantos Automobiles que Sc
fabrican en- los f. r. L. L. de America
La conteStaci6n puede darsela cua,-
quiera que use el CAIRO HUDSON"
Que es vendido exclusivamente por San
tiago \. Panzardi, quien lie invita- pa
sar por su eStablecimiento en- la Gale
de Tetudn No. 73, para que a su entera
satisfaction examine ell caro- "HUD-
son de cnya caidad capacidad
para largo Y buen servicio no debe I'd.
dudar
-anuncio-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-24

rnlipn atpndipndO y las iulpiaS fOrmllla-
das DOR dicho peri6dico, visit6 eI mer-
cado " vi6. aollello. Y compren-
diendo one mo habia mas renadio que
"rendirse ANTE. Ia evidencia" celebr6
una entrevista con ''Diar-io del Oeste =
manifestandoIe one estaba al cabo de
Ia deficiencia oue Ia atenderia pero
ahora diSponibles nara cd caso
El ioven Victoriano Soler .public6.
con mofiyo de In entrevista l1na rarta
dirigida al senior Official dc ,Sandad
donde Ie decia. con la misma eIocnen-
cia Que 10 hplbiera hecho Dios. Que pa
recia favoritismo suvo reJevar N mimi
cipio de la obligation de realizar re
vienta cinchoc an trabaio excusanlose
de no tener fondos cuando a ta,Itas in
fpliccs Sc le ha oblipa1o = aet11ar en-
Sus propiedades sin atenllar rue los due
nos tnyieran oue oravaraS las u,ure-
ros.
Pero. e oficial de Sanidad. hombre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-24

Aver Sc llev6 a efecto en- Ell Aslo de
Ninos dc Benefcencia, una regia para
da con uniforme de gala.
Es de notar la marciaidad compos-
tura con que marchan estos ninos.
La oficiaidad y la clase, esta muy
bien equipada.
Dirigia la psrada ell instructor mi
litar de la INSTRUCTION, Antonio Pache-
co, acompanado del Director INFERNO
don Enrique Bascochea,
La Banda de Nnsica dirigida por cl
maestro Vinolo. estuvo la altura de
costunbre, pues las marchas fueron eie-
cutadas con admirable maestria
FL senor Biascochea debe estar or
gulloso de su triunfo, pues son sus de
Seos que la INSTITUTION sea una Acade-
mia Militar Ell toda forma
En- ell centro del battalion infantil Sc
destacaba orgulosa ondeando con las
rdfagas del viento. la bandera ameri-
ana. Y la de la institution, de fondo
azul marino subido el escudo de Puer-
TO Rico Ell el centro partiendo de la
oarte alta del asta dos preciosas borlas.
A la parada asistieron el Hon Go
bernador Cotton Y su secretario senior
PARA Capo, ademas de varios cadetes
de la High School.
La multitud apinada afllera que con-
templaba los ejercicios, pasaba de dos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-24
De Mayaguez
POLITICAL ASITNTO DEL MER-
CADO.-- ACTO NUPCIAL.

La politica aqui anda .asl, asl, nj
mas nj menos emtusiasmo que el va co
nocido Las 1ltimaS manifestations
de fllerza polltiea las ha realizado el
partido Unionista, pues lleva tres tan
das de propaganda sobre los republi-
canes. Nlitin ell sabado pr0XimO paSa-
do en- la Marina meridional, mitin ano-
che en- el Teatro "Novedades >. donde
us6 de la palabra el consecuente unio-
nista don Vicente Pagan. Siguiendole
EN- turno d. Jose de Diego mitin esta
noche entire las calIes Aguila Y Lii
bertad = con grandes preparativos.
La Ultima fiesta politica dada por los
republicanos fue la del bala'io de Paris
esplendida. por cierto, ell la cual prol
nunci6 Tomas Carri6n I'm magnifico dis
curse. No tienen anunciado ningun
mitin en- la ciudad hasta la fecha. pero
segnn el bamo que ostentan las botas
de muchoS ginetes, Sc nota que el traba-
10 fuerte por los campos
i,.Ah Sc me olvidaba en- el mitin
unimiSta del SabadO EN- la Marina. dis
pararon SObre los oventes Narias pedra-
das. que Sc supmen de procedencia re
publicana. EIubo una muier herida y
a peSar de las p6squisaS policiacas no
aparecieron los " disparadores
Aver hubo .un mONimiento de alar-
ma, agrupagente. podrla decirse mejor
al lado de la Casa ConsiStoriaI. Tn
republican, apasionado le recordaba
con recuerdos POGO alagad0res. la ma
dire a los umonistas pasaba. la Sa-
zon, Ramirez Vincenty. Marshall de la
Corte Municipal, quien interinamente
detuvo all. citado republican,. Es-
tie Sc resisti6 m POGO, intewino la po-
licla, Sc aglomero p1blico la policla
ordeno 'ataque Ia bayoneta aqui
no ha pasadO NADIA
Por 10 demas, la politica esta aqui,
asi, asi, como sino faltaran tan breveS
dia para la cremaci6n
Diario del Oeste' habl6 de nuevo
sobre la plaza del Mercado y diriji6se
en- tono agudo al Official de Sanidad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-24

cientas personals FL Gobernador Y su
ayudante llegaron a la parada cuando
va Sc estaba fnalizando, por 10 cual Mr.
Cotton envi6 al Sr. PARA Cap6 que di-
Jera al senor Biascochea hiciera la pa
rada por segunda vez, 10 cual accedio
ell dlgno Director, y fue repetida.
Ell seiior Gobernador Y su secretario
salleron muy admirados satisfechos
Gle los ejereicios y de la discipline mill
tar que ALI reina.
Reciban mi APPLAUSE los directories del
CoIegio
R. Figueroa,
Corresponsal.
Santurce, Octubre "A de 1912.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-24
Cine Tres Banderas

Como anunclamos aver, esta noche
Sc presentara Ell ell popular Cine la pre-
ciosa cinta Fuego Ell ell mar F.,
programa 10 comPletan otras magniti-
cas- pellculas, entire elias, una hndisi-
ma Sublime perd6n
Manana Sc exhibira una admirable
pelicula titulada Romance de una po-
bre hu6rfana dividida EN- cinco parties
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-24
PARA CASA DE FAMILIA

Sc desea una sehorita Profesora con
conocimientos de las Ienguas ingIeSa y
espanola. asi como de Piano, para gu. Sc
haga cargo dc la educaci6n de dos nj
mas, sendo sus servicios bien rctrihri-
dos
Indtil diMgirse sin buenas referen-
cias
Dirigir las soicitudes a: Gabriel
Hernandez, Vega Alta, P. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-24
HUMOS AL ARTE

La capital gubernamentaI, la coro-
NADIA por slls palmeras tropicales duer
me- ohsesionada
Obscurecida en- Su concha de plata,
cOncentrandoSe en- su preciosa materia
rehuye de la luz viviicadora del arte.
La Capitana de la Isla de Borinquen
no alienta EN- ell divino soplo del arte;
la isla entera de Puerto Rico expert
menta gongoja.
Las grandes industrias agrlcolas, ell
comercio febril los negocios actiya-
mente pasmoSos, Sc agltan con las con
vulsiones del vertigo, en- este venture
so paraje Los bancos acrecen ell agio.
girando sin cesar absorviendo ell ere
ditto del teritorio; hasta el aguila abate
su vuelo raudo subyugada por tanta
actividad: pero. los temples del arte
yacen clausurados los teatros desier-
tos, la mnsica gime Ell las tinieblas
Apollo vaga en- busca de su catedra do
rada.
Las expreSiones del arte son los mo
nImentos del espirutu, que el tempo
no consume Las generacioneS futuras
admiraran en- ell baluarte mas alto de
la historic de su raza de su patrla, a
los puebl0S que han enaltecido ell artc,
con ell amor de la Grecia insigne, de la
Roma de Augusta, de la Italia de Mi
guel Angel, de la Francia de Aloliere,
de la Espana de Calder6n, de Mora
tin V de Murillo.
La cultura es mas estimada, cuanto
mas Sc cOmpenetra y amOlda Ell ell
arte Tn pueblo sin arte tiene alberto
I'm escalo las concupiscencias Y, por
consequence La decomposition de
sus fuerzas morales, precursora aque-
LA de la ruiEa total.
Ell pueblo a quien Dios ha cedido por
talamo, e cielo brillante de la zona
mas poetizada de la TERRA, acariciado
por las blisas del Parnaso; que Ell cada
imagination Sc forma un vate y que sus
''bellaS' son encarnaci0n de los pro-
pias musas. acariciadoras de las subli
midades del alma no puede viyir sin
arte, sin sentirse oprimido, apesadum-
brado Y anemico del espiritu.
En- la reeogida isla antillana, las can
clones de sus bardos no tienen eco y
las reveIaciones de su espiritu artistico
Sc agostan en- su propio suelo, fecun-
do en- bienes Y por que no Sc cultlva
el arte, con ell afan de los paises sanea-
dos por su sopo soberanO, 81 hay pie
tora de sentimientos Y hay elementGs
para que SubsiSta.
Que abran sus puertas los colseos
para pOdernOS traspOrtar a las regIoneS
del divino arte de la m1sica embelesa
dos por las harmonias de los grandes
genios de la opera con las polonesas
de / iszt con las sonatas de Chopin;
tambien. que nos cristalice nuestra
vida. Ell la escena, la mano maestro dc |
LARA. de Echegaray. de Guimera 0 de
Benavente borrandonos placentera-
mente los arrebatos de la vispera 0 las |
sdversidades de la "prosaica vida
Pondremos con relieves perdurablcs
nuestros actos. rindiendo culto al arte;
on 81 slli,uesto. de no ser estos, todos
para sit inajestad Ell dollar
Little Falls herald., 1912-11-29
Shop Early and Often

The nearer Christmas comes the more
people who get the Esprit" they want to
get something to cause happiness for others
in consequence there is an eleventh honr
rush. You're going to get the ''spirit"'
why not get in the |mood now and avoid
disappointment later. Don't wait till your
conscience bother you, it will be poor pick
ing by that time.
Little Falls herald., 1912-11-29
Our Big Idea

Is not to exact gorgeous profit, rather
to supply your wants. We don't expect to
have much left after Xmas the prices on
our holiday offerings will sell them early.
For instance The New Ivory ware, pract-
cal cut glass pieces, coffee percolators, chaf-
ing dishes, fine china ware, and such items
are priced here as low as any other goods
we SELL
Little Falls herald., 1912-11-29
We Have Il

If there is anything new in holiday ware
you'll find it here, besides the holiday
things that never grow old.
We will set aside anything you select;
if you make retaining payment, and de-
liver it any time you say.
Our aim in carrying such complete
stock of holiday goods is to make it posi-
BILE for you to do your shopping near home.
Little Falls herald., 1912-11-29
Good Furs

Nothing pleases woman more than a
nice set Of furs. What we show are reli-
able, we've sold good furs for MANY wears
and we have yet to get a complaint. Prices
are as fright" as the market, make your
selection early.
Little Falls herald., 1912-11-29
just Think Of 1t

Hy ought this
looked at
the still don't
time Christmas You wouldn't children the fun Of old Santa Claus
| Claus. the children n to
Little Falls herald., 1912-11-29
Goats As a Gift

AT the present time you can purchase
fine coat at January prices that would make
an acceptable gift for Xmas Our showing
of coats and readyto-wear garments has
never been surpassed here, special prices
advertised in another issue.
Little Falls herald., 1912-11-29
Beautiful Linens

We have a humber of exclusive indi-
vidual pattern table cloths with napkins to
match that should appeal to women who
like nice linens, only one set of kind $14
a set and some at less.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28
SPORTING NOTES.

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct 2s.-Red Rob-
inson Of Pittsburg met with surprise
IN the windup a the National A c.
saturday night. when Joe Hirst out
pointed him in six rounds In the
semi windup George Kirkwood of St.
Louis easily defeated Young Ty Cobb
Of this city Dan Daley OF Pittsburg
outslugged Jim Coffey. the Dublin Gil
ant" in another bout.
New Orleans. La. oct 2S.-News
that Joe Mandot, New orleans crack
lightweight, was welded secretly last
June at Windsor. Canada, TO Miss Sadie
Meyers, a st. Louis girl leaked out
yesterday They succeeded in keeping
the wedding secret until Joe came here
this time to train for his approaching
contest with Al Wolgast. Mrs. Man
dot is staying with Joe's sister. Mrs
salvador Cusimano. 1897 Dauphin
street
Uncorking some Of the most start
ling football that has ever been dis
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28
NEW "WHTTE
HOPE" AT BOSTON

Boston, Mass. oct 2s.-Angus v
who is known the
strongest man in Boston and the
on the police force, is in
training as a championship aspirant
He boxes daily with his partners at
the y NJ c. A gymnasium on one
occasion he knocked out in twenty
rounds three heavyweights who had
appeared at local professional con-
tests
McEachern is to become a profess
sionaI himself and his eyes arc one the
championship. He has surpassed san
dow in many feats Of strength. he
weighs 1872 pounds and is six feet tall.
He is a master of wrestling and jiu
jitsu and boxes cleverly.
McEachern is the partner of John 7,
Smith, who was considered the strong
est man 10 Boston before McEachern
came into prominence. Smith thinks
that the newcomer win make a good
heavyweight prize fighter.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28
MOTOR TRIP ENDS.
8 PERFECT SCORES
Ten Machines Finish in
Thrilling Tour Around
Lake Michigan.

Three cars finished the Chicago Mo-
tor clubs reliability tour around Lake
last night with perfect
scores. They were the two Monnes
driven by Joe Wicke and Frank Sal
tsbury and the Staver piloted by Gus
Monckmier
The Molines won the c. NJ. c. team
trophy and have an equal right to the
Morton J. Luce cup. which goes to the
ear winning the toy tonnesu and the
roadster class. The Staver annexed the
". e Stalnaker trophy for touring
cars
or the fourteen starters ten finished
the ITO mile trip half Of which was
made through territory hitherto con-
sidered impassa BILE to automobiles.
With weather and road conditions
against them the tourists encountered
almost unheard of hardship The ma
chimes We're placed to a test Of endur-
ance such as has never before been
administered on a similar tour To the
drivers goes a big share Of the glory,
for their physical powers were strain
ed to the breaking point by the almost
constant battle against adverse con-
dittons.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28

played on a local gridiron, Oak Park
high schools national champions fair
ly swamped Evanston academy in what
was supposed to be the deciding match
for the western prep championship on
saturday After using an the plays
that Coach Zuppke had up his sleeve,
oak Park rolled up landslide of
points, 10l 10 o.
At the wrestling show Of the c. A
A Saturday night William DernetraI
defeated DIR. r. e Roller In d handi-
cap match, Roller falling to throw the
Greek once ia thirty minutes Walter
Wiuoughby won in straight falls from
Walter Baker in 1910 and 9.45. Char
lie Cutler beat Emil Gomez In straight
fails. 2:15 and 420 Paul Martlnson
down Martin Lewis in straight falls
and Emil Kartje bested "Roughhouse"
Wallace in straight falls.
St Louis. Mo, oct -Bresnahan' s
friends are talking Of boycothng the
Cardinals games a petition for his
reinstatement is reported to have been
signed yesterday by so cat the St. Louis
Merchants exchange. Under no cir
cumstances win 1 ever reinstate AR
Tresnahan." Mrs. Britton was quoted
as sa wing this afternoon. He was In
formed by President Jones that he was
dismissed. and a million names to a
petition viii not alter this decision
Decatur m, oct 2s.-"Chick" Ev-
ans Of Chicago led the invitation
tournament given by DR.. Win Barnes
at the Decatur Country club in the
arst days play yesterday, coming
within one stroke of low medal score
for the nine-hoIe course in the after
noon round and finishing with the Low
score for thirty-six holes of 15e. Lead
ing scores were: Charles Evans Jr.
$50. X. p Edwards. 1877; D. Edwards
kl59. J. Leduc, 1855; W. ]. Mcdonald
1 l65. f. A. Eulass, 172; Ben Collins Jr.
/ 174; DIT. Barnes, III.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28
HACKS LEAVE FOR
CUBA TODAY
Trip Planned by Manager
to Condition the Former
Worlds Champions.

Philadelphia. Pa. Oct 2S.-Because
he wants his players TO be in the best
of condition next February when they
report for duty. Connie Mack has plan
ned a Cuban trip for the team. The
men will leave tomorrow. They Will
play four games in the south, and
leave Key West for Havana on Satur-
day. They VIII remain on the island
all of November and part of Deem
Der, playing four games a week. The
players who viii make the trip are:
Bender, Plank. Coombs, Lapp Thomas,
McInnis, Collins, Barry Baker, Capt.
Murphy. OIdring and strunk- Mack
has given instructions that the OBJ
ject of the trip is to condition the
players Two years ago. when the
Athletics first won the championship.
they took this trip. and the pitchers
were in better condition the follow
ing season because Of the work under
the tropical sun during the winter.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28
MAROONS SEEM OUT OF
RACE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Battle for Western Title Appears to Lie Between the
Badgers and Gophers.

Wave the flags for Minnesota. the
latest arrival in the football hal Of
fame. With enc fell swoop the Goph
ers have challenged all corners for the
conference title They ala il oy thrash
ing Iowa to the tune ST So ~ satur-
day at Northrop held. ana their rivals
are salaaming with sudden respect and
admiration.
Minnesotas feat III smothering the
Hawkeyes was the higeest outstand
ing feature Of the football bill and
was crammed with meaning for the
western dopesters. The conference
leaders. notably Wisconsin and Chi
cago have discovered that they VIII
have to figure on HARRY Williams team
as mighty stumbling block to their
aspirations instead Of rating it as a
has been organization.
There were few other sensational
quirks TO saturdays games however.
Chicago's failure to score more than
seven points on Purdue and North
Westerns unexpected victory over In
diana by the score of 20 to We're the
incidental shocks of the day but
neither compared in interest to the
happenings at Minneapolis
The first and foremost Of the results
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28

$ that the conference dope sheet must
be made over. Even had Chicago hum
bied Purdue with record breaking
score, the Chtca Eo-Wtsconsin game
neXt Saturday at Madison could no
longer have been considered the big-
gest game Of tho season. The Wis
constn- Minnesota and the Wisconsin,
Chicago games must be figured ia the
running from now on.
The Maroons scored 81 to IA ON
Iowa and NInnesota's score of 56 TO o
beat that mark. showing superiority to
the Audwayites In SO far as scores
sho wanythine After having been de-
feated BY south Dakota and pressed
by Ames and 81 braska. the Gophers
have pulled themselves together and
proved themselves again one of the
strongest lighting organizations in the
west.
The Northwestern fans are stnI
celebrating the remarkable reversal Of
form INDUCED ia by the Methodists IL
Bloomington such a victory. after
Wisconsin had defeated the team by
the score Of SO to O. was wholly un-
looked for and puts the Evanston team
in line for close battle with Purdue
next Saturday at Northwestern field.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28
VICTORY GOOD
FOR PURPLE

This victory over Indiana gives us
encourage at the right time" said
Coach Hammett Of the Northwestern
university football team Yesterday
after his return to Evanston "A lit
Ito confidence won't hurt North
western a bit. The men worked TO-
gether at Bloomington and they did
not lie down after Indiana had scored
The squad viii begin work for tho
Purdue game this afternoon. The
freshmen viii use Purdue's formation
and methods of offense for the scrlm-
mage Most Of the men who played
on Saturday Will get only signal prac-
1fce
The men stood the game well.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28
FINN WINS A RACE.

New York. oct. 2s-WilHe Kohle-
mainen. the winner of the profession
al marathon last week. again finished
in front Of fast field in a fifteen
mile race held at Celtic park yester-
day. beating Hans Homer for first
money Kohlemainen won the race By
more than 100 yards in the fast time Of
1:20:12 Thure Johannsen of sweden
was third W Niemenen of Norway
was fourth and Jim Crowley fifth.
Billy Queal who beat Kohlemainen
in twelve mile race several weeks
ago. stopped At eleven and three quar-
ter miles suffering from stomach trou-
BILE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28
FOGEL TO RETAIN
PHILLY TEAM

Philadelphia Pa. Oct 2S.-President
Horace 5. Fosel announced today that
all deals for the purchase of the Phil
lies are or and that he viii not need
the aid of Charles p. Taft to retain
possession of the club Fogel admit
ted that he had found capital to take
up his outstanding notes. 1t was IN
ttmated by him that he had been able
to arrange his financial affairs and
that there would be no doubt as to his
future as president of the local Ma
tional league club.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28

Springer's broken collar bone viii
keep him out of the game for two
weeks Hightower strained his shout
der that was injured in the Wisconsin
game. No others are on the hospital
list. Wells will take Springer's place
at fun back. Butler win so from
guard to tackle. leaving Cole and Fish
for the guard position.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28
GREEK BROWN
FIGHTS TONIGHT

Syracuse N. Y. oct. 2S.-Nate Lewis
and his middieweight. Greek Brown,
arrived in this city today for the lat
ter's ten-round battle with George
Chip tonight Brown looks strong. but
he will have to step some to beat Chip,
who has been trimming all the middles
in this section of late. The fight VIII
be at 15S pounds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28
GARY SOCCER
TEAM WINS

The Gary team won a hard-fought
match from the st. Georges eleven at
Gary yesterday. the fnal count being
TO Both teams scored twice in the
first half
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28
CUBS TRIM BREWERS

Milwaukee Wis, Oct. 2S.-The Chi
cago Cubs defeated the Milwaukee
Semi Pros yesterday by a score of
to 4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28
RENTEH!RER

They are telling you UNION SCOUT
SCRAP is the finest chew. It's time
you would try package and learn the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28

lowed win give him a chance to get
In even better shape.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28

Some smolxe-that Clarencs Darr~v
cigar It Satisfies
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-16
DAYS DOING At
STATE CAPITAL
SENSATIONAL DIVORCE CASE
NOW ON TRlAL-OTHER NEWS
FROM ATLANTA,

Atlanta, June 15.-According to
evidence in the case of pretty Mrs.
Marie Schane, who is figuring in a
sensational divorce suit here this
week, the whole course of her exis-
tence was changed by an unlucky
game of pool.
1t was testified on the stand yes
terday afternoon that one of Mrs
Schanes admirers, after following
her from Paris to St. Petersburg and
half way around the world again,
inally persuaded her to agree that
if he could beat her in a game or
pool she would submit to his caress-
es. 1t seems that she is well skilled
i the game, and trusted to her deft-
ness to save the situation. But she
became nervous and the man insist
ed On the bargain. The consequence
is that he is named as a principal CO
respondent in the counter divorce
suit brought by Mr.. Schane.
No recent courtroom trial in Allan
ia has aroused the general interest
that this one has, and the court has
been packed and damned for every
hearing. Sensational allegations are
made on both sides.