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The Calumet news., 1912-07-08
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
SOME PRETTY SHADES
MATERIALS IN VARIETY TO SUIT.
ANY TASTE.
Soft Glow Of Candle Under Bright
Shade Adds Wondsrful Atmo-
sphere Of Home Feeling to
Any Room--EaslIy Made.

If one is not the happy possessor Of
heirlooms in the form OF candlesticks,
ii is a consolation to know that most
beautiful candleholders may be pur-
chased at prices to suit all purses.
Simple, inexpensive ones may be had
in china, wood, glass, and metal, and
even the old brass ones may be found
at the antique shops. ta1
AS to the shades, which Is the chief
theme OF this article. these may be OF
The Calumet news., 1912-07-08

tendsnt at the meeting was quite
ready 10 admit that az some distant
day electric liehung might become
general. but il might be that at some
remote period men might ily.'
All these things might be possible, but
they were long way of. Scientific
American
The Calumet news., 1912-07-08
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
BY Mail or Carrier.
MONDAY JULY 8, 1912

DON'T kick on the warm weather
Perhaps tomorrow you viii be sorry.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-08

Cleveland is talking of construct
inc tunnel under the Cuyahoga at
Main avenue instead of building a
new bridge.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-08

Adiutant Symmonds, who has done
valuable service FOR the Salvation Ar
my in Calumet. has been transferred
L. Milwaukee. where she will be in
charge OF the armys corps in that
city The Milwaukee corps Is one Of
the largest and most important in the
tountry and the selection Of Mrs.
Symmonds as It's new leader is evil
ueuce that her ability is appreciat-
ed hy her superiors in the organiza-
ton. II is "a splendid advancement
The Calumet news., 1912-07-08

Twenty coffee experts testified In
Judge Landis's court, in Chicago, that
II there is any real Mocha coffee In the
world il is goo years old. The last ship
nent from Mocha of local grown coffee
took place that many years ago. This
is no news TO those who know conee.
We have often been TOLD that the cute
BraZllians raise special Mochaeslue
bean. which they ship 10 Alden whence
IL is reshipped To the world under the
magic name OF Mocha. The world has
looked blandly on at this, has bought
coffee. drank it and tractably calico II
Mocha Other coffee countries may
have similar schemes. In word,
Mocha coffee" has ceased to be geo.
graphical name and has become a mere
name for trade article.-Detroit
Journal.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-08

Investigations authorized ~ the
postmaster general of England are re-
ported to show that there is no risk OF
contracting communicable 1sease
through the use of the public tele-
phone. Dr. Spita, of ST. Georges hos
pital London. bacteriologist 10 the
king, examined a large number of in
struments that had been in constant
use at busy London pay stations, as
The Calumet news., 1912-07-08

Little Jack Horner sat in corner eating his
Christmas pie, ,fs'ag,s 'sfs . 4 :.
He let piece fall on his waist and said What
careless boy am |,
But l needn't worry about this stain, assr
Fels-Naptha'l II make it all ceah again !" Is,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
LITERATURE
Plumas amigos.

Hemos recibido ell segundo faciculo,
compilation de trabajos en- prosa y
verso de varios miembros de la socie-
dad de escritores artistas.
En- este fascfculo que ha circulado hoy
Y esta la venta en- la hbrerfa de San
jurjo y Vidal, al precio de veinticinco
centavos, colaboran, Cayetano Coll y
Toste, Manuel O. Garcia, Jose p. III.
Hernandez, Jacinto Texidor, A. Nicolas
Blanco, Alexandra Rodriguez Barril,
Vicente Pales, nj. Melendez Mu1oz,
Flor Daliza', S. DaImau Y Canet, r.
Benitez Castaio, Felix Matos Bernier.
frnesto Avellanet Mattel, Alberto Ma
in, Manuel Zeno Gambia, J Il. Lewis,
Manuel Martinez Rosell6, Romualdo
Real, Eladio j. Vega, Jose Antonio
oaubon, Sotero Figueroa, Pedro c..
Timothee, Jose A. Negr6n Saniurio,
lose Calder6 Aponte, Gustavo Fort,
Eugenio Astol, Mariana Riera Palmer.
Pedro p. Vargas, Nemesio r. Canaes,
Felix +. Hernandez, Armando Esteya,
Rafael Guillermety, Quintin Negron
SanJurjo, Pedro de Angels, Jose Mu-
noz Rivera, Federico Degetan = Con
zaIez
'Plumas anigas, Sc enviara por co.
sreo, mediante ell enyio de cincueuta
centavavos la liberia Sanjurjo.
En- ell segundo fascfculo, cuya publ
caclon representa- el gran esfuerzo del
ilastre presidente rel ktcrco Dir. Coll
Z Tostc, Ray algnnos traba;os de rnu.
clio m9rita literario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
Ell Teatro
Puertorriqueno
LAS tres banderas.'


Esta noche en- La function beneficio
del notable actor Gerardo de Nieva
estrenara la companfa de Virginia F'a-
bregas, una comedia en- un acto debida
a la inspirada pluma del laureado poeta
Eugenio Astol Las tres banderas
es ell tftulo de la comedia de Astol que
estudia, segln leemos en- El Dia," de
Ponce, ell problema politieo del pals,
dentro de un cuadro familiar en- Ell gus
predomina un ambiente de sencillez y
una alta tendencia civiEsta
En- Ponce hay gran espectacion por
asistir al estreno de esta obra de autor
tan distinguido y del que es dado espe-
rar tanto en- la dramatica puertorri-
quena. Ell notable actor Gerardo de
Nieva que ha sabido ganarse, como aqui,
todas las simpatfas del piiblico pom
ceflo, ha escogido ademas de la come
dia de Astol, Ell intense drama de Rusi-
mol, "Aves Errantes
Deseamos un gran exito tanto al dis
tinguido beneficiado como al brillante
autor de Las tres banderas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
Ell "Conde Wifredo"

Estara en- San Juan ell dfa cuatro del
entrante JUNO. Ell hermoso vapor de
la compaffa Pinillos, lleva un n1mero
considerable de pasaje de Puerto Rico
para los puertos del Norte de Espafia.
Conocidas son las condolences de con-
fort y estabilidad del "Conde Wire
do," nno de los mejores buques de los
que hacen la travesfa entire Puerto Ri
co y Espafia. La comodidad de las es-
calas que hara ell Wifredo en- los puer-
tos del Norte, Cornfa, Vigo, Santander,
hace que ell ntlmero de las personals aue
han pedido pasaje en- dicho buque sea
extraordinariO.
Llegara, como hemos dicho, el dia
cuatro y sabdra Ell siguiente dia para
Espana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21

de oirle, Romualdo Real, Matos Ber-
nier v Perez Losada.
Manoito Fumes TOGO aver tarde en-
ell Casino Espafiol, interpretando de
memoria y acknowledgements, ell Rondo
de Weber. La Rapsodia de Listz. mime
ro IL; "Caprice, Valse,' de Castro, y
ell "Vals n1mero q, de Chopin.
El gentil concertista fue muy feste-
jado y obsequiado por ell Casino Espa-
mol con dulces, bombones refrescos.
Los fot6grafos de Puerto Rico Illus
trado" y "Grafico'' hicieron retratos
del nino artista para dichas revistas
ilustradas
Antes, EN- La Redaccion de Puerto Ri
co ilustrado" ell fot0grafo Sr EscaIona
sorprendio un grnpo de ManoIito Flu
mes, Romualdo Real y Perez Losada
III niflo Fumes viaja con sus papas
y dos hermanos Ahora va La Haba-
ma donde tiene pedidos varios concier-
tos. Cuando termine en- Cuba, 81 nues-
tro teatro esta disponible vendra a
Puerto Rico, 81 no. seguira yiaie para
los Estados Unidos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
NOTA SOCIAL
"El bale .jibaro. ;


Nuestra sociedad distinguida Sc pro-
pone asistir manana al "Club de Da-
mas, prestar la brillante animaci6n
que merece al bale de caridad organi-
zado por la prestigiosa directiva del
Club.
Sabemos que ell entusiasmo entire la
juventud de nuestra mejor sociedad, es
verdaderamente inusitado.
Ell ''baile jibaro' sera una nota pin
toresca, simpatica y artistica, un ver-
dadero acierto de sus gentiles organiza-
doras.
Nuestra sociedad elegante Sc ha da-
do eta mafiana en- Ell "Club de Da-
mas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
Biblioteca Insular

El'seflor Pedro Manuel Ruiz, Director
General de Estadistica de Venezuela, aca-
ba de enviar a la Biblioteca Insular ell
Anuario Estadistico de dicho pals CO.
rrespondiente al afio de 1909.
Tambi6n el senior Felipe de Hostos, hi
10 del eminente educacionista vene-
rable patricio puertorriquefio don Eu-
genio Maria de Hostos, ha tenido la ge-
nerosidad de regular la Biblioteca un
eiemplar del tratado de Sociologia de su
ilustre padre.
Sc agradecen estos donativos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
Chauffeur condenado
CINCO AMOS DE PRESIDIO

Ell jurado que entendi6 en- ell case del
chauffeur Jaime Francis, acusado de :ha-
Der dado muerte con el autom6vil que
guiaba Ia anciana Encarnaci6n del
Manzana, hecho ocurrifo en- ell barrio de
Ia Marina y del que informamos opor-
tnnanfente, ha dado despues de examinar
Ia prueba sustancial durante ell iuicio.
un veredicto de homicidio involuntario
contra jaime Francis
Ell iuez senior Rossy dict6 sentencia en-
la mafiana de hoy condenando al acusa-
do cinco amos de presidio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
De Mayaguez
LA TEMPORADA TEATRAL

Recortamos de La voz de la Pa
tria'':
"Parece que va es un hecho que la
gran compan1a dramatica de Virginia
Fabregas, atendiendo gustosa a la gran
sohcitud hecha por nuestro culto publ
co y accediendo completamente los
deseos vehementes de un pueblo amante
de la cultura y del arte, Sc ha deeidido
hacer en- Mayaguez una corta tempo
rada.
La prensa Poncena llegada Ultima
mente informa que dicha excelentee
troupe debutara en- esta ciudad del 25
al n del corriente sea ell lunes pr6xi-
mo con una obra sublime.
Un n1mero escogido de obraa moder-
mas y preciosas seran las que Sc pre-
senten en- esta ciudad; obras como .sLa
MuJer X, Los Fantoches". "Rosas
de Otoilo =, La Crisis del Amor. ssI,a
Raza, y otras mas seran estrenaaas
en- Ell "Yaguez" y nuestro piblico. csc
pubhco que sc muere de tristezas : ql,e
esta anhelante de yer algo bueno en- la
escena sabra apreciarlas como Sc de-
be-
Esperemos pues ell lunes pr6ximo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
LA MANANA-

Fl programme era escogido Y su cje-
eaci6n nos delo s0nbradoS: no presu-
miaInos que el niIlo Fumes tocara con-
.tanta s0lkura, con tanta fuerza, que pa
recia superior sus amos. Los pasa-
res mas rapiGos las escalas, los arpe
glOs, los acordes SaIlan de sus dedos,
seaEtos regordetes, con una seguridad
y una justeza ritmica insuperables
Ea7ego ef pianista taca con una elegan-
eia exquisita su escueIa es de Las mas
perfectas-
VafaseIe en- Ell piano inm6vil ell an
xebrazo, la aItura de las tecIas los
aeerdes de uIuneca, destacados primo
rnSamente; todo era ALI verdad. plea
sd0s. IigadOs, fFases- energia, elasticl-
dad. y todo senciIiamente. facilmente,
como 81 no hicicra nada- Pero no era
este H0 mejor, sino eI matiz, ell senti-
miens0 que Imprimia las obras: no en-
wan0 M1e dIjo que para el, ell alma, ell
espiritu de Las composIeiones, era 10
principal en- la musica Por ESQ los
&TianissTmos' los fortissiaos'' los
<erescend0s'' los riforzandos salian
de sris man0s con una expression, con
nna passion tai y una poesia, que nadie
hubiera crefdo que estaban ejecutados
por un nil0-
ri auditorio premi6 con innumera
hIes aplaua0s Ia maravIlTosa labor del
niii0, que daba las gracias sonrlente.
sQuE su pasO por Europa Y Ame-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
FL rnitin de anoche
SANTIAGO IGLESIAS DESAUTORI
ZADO POR Los OBREROs

Como estaba anunciado. anoche 90 afee-
tue EN- la plaza de Baldorioty ell mitin or
ganlzado pOr la Federation Obrera Re
gional.
Hlcleron uso de La palabra algunos- ora
dores de los mas valiosos leaders de b
Federation.
Los oradores Sc declararon partidarios
de un plebiscito, es decir, Green que no
sc debe conceder la ciudadania americana
los puertorriqueflos sin que Sc conozca
Gle un modo precise 81 6stos. coleetiya-
mente, la desean no.
Tambien trataron los leaders 81 pro-
blema obrero, hablando extensamen,n
acerca del mismo. Hablando de d cap-
tlago lglesias dijeron que como obreros.
no podian permitir d. Santiago IQlesias
sln Ell consentimiento expreso de ellos. ha-
blase nombre de los obreros puertorri-
quenos y Sc erija en- su Representative en-
la metr6poli americana prueba he lo
que signlfica Santiago Iglesias en- Ia ma
sa obrera de Puerto Rico-diio en- sin
tests uno de los oradores- tenemos Ell
que en- las elecciones generates ca ale
el persento su candidatura para su pues-
to politico no slqanz6 dos mil votos en-
tsdo el pals, este demuestra claa,amen-
te que el no puede hablar como renre-
sentante nuestro.
la Federation obrera + Rg.eaal ha lle-
gado q tener aflisdas bajo NJ banlera
mas obreros que Ia American Felera si5n
OF Labor de Puerto Riee. ActuaI,neu-
e Representa- m eonPloas raao respeta-
bic &c la n'asa obrcrp lsl pals.
Fl nitin & anpeae termiil, con el ma
poF oaIea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
Ell PALS

Ell pnblico que concurre los inte-
resantes conciertos de la Exposition,
hizo grandes elogios del precoz pia-
nista Y lie aplaudio mucho en- la Rap
Soda de 'Liszt,' en- la Sonata de
Beethoven, Ell la Berceuse de "Cho-
pin Ell otras obras que completa-
ban ell programa, programa de pianista
de altura.
ManoIito Fumes es Gle Ia MADEIRA de
los s'virtuosos rene IN mecanismo
brillante Y vigoroso, maneja los peda-
les con gran discretion y dice" las
obras con la correction v el arte de un
artista hecho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
NUEvO MUNDO:

ManoIito Fumes di6 un concerto en-
esta casa de "Nuevo Mundo, dfas pa-
sados, y pudimos admirar sus facul-
tades asombrosas de ejecutante. Toca
prlmera vista las mas difieiles compo-
siciones de mnsica clasica, con gran do
minlo del piano, y posee una intuici6n
admirable que lie permite interpreter a
marayilla y de modo perfecto dichas
0bras
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
Ell RADICAL:

BriIlantisimo resulto ell concerto que
ha dado esta tarde EN- Salon Teatro del
Conservatorio, Manolito Fumes, ell ma
raviIloso pianista de 10 amos de edad
Los Profesores del Conservatorio en-
su mayoria, m1sicos y criticos musi-
Gales, los alumnos de ambos sexos de
aquei Centre, muchas distinguidas da-
mas y gran numero de aficionados,
componian el pubhco mteligente que
esta tarde ha prodigado aplausos en-
tusiastas, verdaderas ovaciones al sim
patico nino artista
III interesante programa, en- ell que
figuraban composiciones de ''Beetho-
Ven, Chopin, Iiszt, Grieg Schubert" y
Weber, fue magistralmente ejecuta-
do por ManoIito Fumes, quicn confirm6
una vez mas su va cimentada reputa-
ci6n de prodigioso pianista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
FL Arte en- Espana.
Un niio prod-g 1 ioso

A bordo del "Catalina va camino
de Cuba un nlfio pdrtentoso que ACADIA
ale asombrar los publicos de Espafa (:
ManOiito Fumes, gna cilatura de once
amos, que naci6 al 1ista es tan tenn
prana edad I'm ejeeutante maravilloso.
Aianolito Fumes es de Canarias, vie
ne de hacer asOrd una excursion por
Espaaas ha tocado en- cl palacio de la
lufanta Isabel, anle los Reyes de Es-
paiia, en- eli Real Conservatorio de M1-
.saca Y Defamation, en- ell Ateneo, en-
sei Palacio de Cristal, EN- la sala de mn-
ssica del tHeraldo" de Madrid en-
stros importantes centres artisticos de
ESpaiia
Acerca del prodigioso nino, ha dicho
son rara unanimidad la prensa espa
IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21

MssngfFao Fumes es, en efecto, un nj
ass de 70 aifos, de complexion robusta
" sspsctn ca extreme arrogante y sim
patIco, que reveia de manera irrefn-
table las MAS earacteristicas manifes-
tachones deF genio.
.Toea con serenidad Y correction ad-
uairabless posee Gna eiecucf0n vigoro-
IN y lTTpia auu en los pasajes de ma
yer difieulfad, Y juntamente con estas
Faras eaalidades, deficadeza y gusto ex.
4zis7tos- En- una palabra, es TN case
sic prccocidad musical asombroso, dig
ass de todo interes por parte de los In
telIgerfes y de Ia mayor parte del p1-
hlic0 en- general
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
MUNDO GRAFTCo:

ManoHte Fumes, que acaba de darse
a conocer err esta Corte, interpretando
ga vari0s eoncieftos obras de Beetho-
ven, Chopin, Iiszt, Saint-Saens, etc,
pertenece = esd neble categoria de ar
tistas precsces que mego, EN- edad ma
~fura, abrillantan las paginas de oro
de una nacfon. A los 10 amos de e6ad
psSee ya una t&cnica que envidiarian
aEs1eho,s = Tirtuosssf dc cartel. Con ese
pvsderosss medic de expression, robuste-
eldO por En teiIg eramento musical
erorrac y una maravilEosa intuici0n in
ksrpretativ4, que supple en muehos ca
sos al estudio refiexivo de hos. gran
des autores del piano, ManoIito Fumes
al spforta IL adafiraei0n Y el asomhro
ais. sus 9yeates. y
e LITE3AL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21

I'm San Juan han tenido la fortuna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21

rica, lleve triunfal la bandera del Ar
tie de nuestra Patria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21

VI SoO hCitiOH TIC ucCIdIdI a1ut MdIlO-
Ito Fumes no es un 'tnino prodigio al
uso, sino un artista consciente sim
patico, de la MADEIRA de los genios.
/.
Nunca mejor que ahora podrfa escri-
blrse el 'llegue, vi y venci, porque a
los dos dias de encontrarse en- Madrid,
eli notable pianista oyo aplausos de ma
nos regias en- el Palacio de la Infanta
Isabel, y mas tarde, dfa tras dia, calu-
rosos elogios de todos los grandes
maestros espanoles. LIE faltaba La san
clon del gran pnblico y ha lido bus
caria EN- el primer sitio ofrecido sus
aspiracIones por ell simpatico protector
de artlstas y artista de coraz6n Ale
Jandro Saint-Aubin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-21
Ell LIBERAL:

III programa que aver tarde
ejecuto Manolito Fumes en- ell Con
servatorio era de verdadera prue-
ba: "Chaminate, Weber, Chopin
Beethoven, Brieg, Schubert Y
Liszt" figuraban EN- ell cartel de la
amena "causerie' musical. Y el pc
queno artista, sin embargo, supo triun-
far en- todos los momentos veneer to-
das las dificultades. Su ejecuci6n, prom
ia, hmpia, de esmerada pulcritud, me
reci0 los entusiastas aplausos del no
muy contentadizo pGbico del Conser-
vatorio. Su esmerada Interpretation
de laberinticas psicoIogfas musicales
demostr6 10 mucho que puede esperar-
sc de quien asi empieza la vida impre-
sionista y fragil del arte.
la CORRESPONDENCE DE ESPA-
Ma:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-16
AUTO BANDITS WHO STOLE
$4,000 STILL AT LARGE
Police Have No Important Clue
To Men Who Held Up
Bank Messengers

NEW YORK. Feb. 16.-Satished
that a band OF western gun men and
expert crooks are operating here the
police department got In touch by
telephone today with heads OF the
police forces in Cleveland. Chicago.
ST. Louis, Kansas City and other
western cities 10 learn. II possible, II
any hold-up men are missing there,
This action followed the admission by
the police that they have not a single
live clue to work on in running down
the crooks who yesterday held up
bank messengers and stole 5000
and on Saturday held up a paymaster
and stole nearly $1,000
Every man that could be spared
from central Office and the down
town precincts were ordered on the
Job today and the entire financial dis
trict was flooded with plain clothes
men who were ordered TO prevent fur
Their crimes there. In addition Deputy
Police Commissioner Dougherty and
Inspector Hughes Of the detective
bureau were bluntly told they had "a
get the perpetrators OF yesterdays
outrage in hurry or get other jobs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-16
FOUR CITY EMPLOYEES
SEPARATED FROM JOBS

SAGINAW, Mich, Feb. 15.-Tne
board of public works has discharged
Rola w. Roberts. city engineer; Mil,
ton l.. Deland, superintendent; ex.
Aid. James Lester, bookkeeper OF the
board, and his assistant, John W.
MartZowka
For the last few weeks the board
of public works has been Democratic
by virtue of Mr.. Deland resigning from
the board 10 accept the position Of
superintendent. The council appoint.
ed Charles Lown, and IL was his reso-
luton which called for the termina-
ton of the superintendent services.
The only statement the board mem
bers would make Is that il is for me
good Of the department. The Office
Of the superintendent has been abol-
ished and the work will be done from
the city engineers Office.
Herman W. Eymer was appointed
city engineer; John J. Weale, super.
intendent OF streets; Tom Lynch,
oookkeeper, and Oliver Richards, all.
around athlete of Mt. Pleasant Normal
school. assistant. They start work in
the morning.
Some people are OF the opinion that
the board OF public works is doing Is
part TO stem the tide against the com.
mission form OF government and will
use the argument that the condition
OF the municipal affairs has been i'm
proved.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-16
aaEAks UP WORST COLD AND
- ENps GRIPPE In FEW HOURS
says a ~ Useless go Take Quinine
~. for n bad Cold or to Relieve
Grippe Misery.

The most severe cold will be brok'
en, and all grippe misery ended aiter
taking a dose Of Pape's Cold Com
Mound every two hours until three
consecutive doses are taken.
You viii distinctly feel all the dis
agreeable symptoms leaving after the
very FRS dose.
The most miserable headache, dull
ness. head and nose stuffed up, fever
fshness, sneezing, running of the nose,
sore throat, mucous catarrhal dis
charges, soreness, stiffness, rheuma'
tism pains and other distress van
isbes.
pspe's Cold Compound is the result
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-16
G. 0. P. FACTIONS HAVE
AXES READY AT FLINT,
BUT HARMONY PREVAILS
One Thousand Attend Meeting
of Republican Clubs
and Banquet
SMITH AND HILL SPEAK
Latter Denies That Taft Was
Promised Support of Michi-
gan Breweries

FLINT. Mich, Feb. 15-The war
ring factions in the Republican party
had their implements furnished fol
battle. yesterday, but the dove OF
peace was very active and prevailed
upon them TO refrain from attacks In
order that harmony might prevail
About 1000 members OF the party
came TO Flint TO attend the annual
meeting OF the state league OF Re
publican clubs and the annual ban
quet OF the Republican club Of
Genesee county
The Detroit delegation had their
axes out for Gov. Osborn before the
league meeting began. A resolution
which was supposed TO have beer
framed by State Senator Guy Miyrr
OF Wayne county, died peaceful
death, however, and he finally denied
the authorship. There were also reso
buttons indorsing Roosevelt and Os
born, but they. too, were discarded
for the sake of harmony.
The present officers OF the league
were reelected, as follows: Priest
dent, VIII A. Waite, Detroit; vice
president, Roy Watkins, Grand Rap
ids; secretary. Roy Brownell. Fenton
treasurer. F. ~ Wakeman. Paw Paw
Revenue Collector Mcleod. OF De
troit, succeeded in reading an eulogy
of President Taft which had been
adopted by the executive committee
of the National League OF Republican
clubs II was placed on file. but nc
one suggested that IL be adopted Nc
Leod succeeded in going farther than
any OF the others, however.
Before the banquet started In the
evening, Senator Smith said he was
no knocker: that the knocks against
Taft are adding more years TO his
life than are measured by presiden
tial term
Major Arthur LOOMS was toastmas
ter at the banquet in the evening ant
Senator William Alden Smith. DR.
John Wesley Hill, of New York. anc
former Congressman Diekema, Of Ho'
land, gave addresses.
DR.. Hill, in the course of his re
marks. said:
When the governor. OF your state
said the other night that a represent
alive or representatives OF the brew
cries had declared the vote of Michi
gan for Mr.. Taft, say he lied"