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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-02-03
Head OFF the Sharks.

49, S--S
Securing tax deed only after owner
or occupant of property shall have
been notified at least three months il
advance of securing such deed
Tax collector must stamp on tax
receipts amount of taxes still remain
ing delinquent.
Definition of full cash value Of
property is given as the "value OF
such property in the market in the
ordinary course of trade"
Five thousand appropriated for use
of state board of equalization in OBJ
tanning information on taxation mat
ters.
Makes it the duty of state board
to require it's employees to secure what
data it may require.
Numerical assessment of real es-
tate in place of alphabetical.
House Bill No. 3.
State poll tax law repealed, but law
remains in force regarding poll taxes
assessed during 1911.
House Bill No. 5.
County commissioners may in their
levy So poll tax. Men over
so years of age and women exempt.
Cities and incorporated villages to re-
ceive Is per cent of poll taxes col
lected within their limits, those col
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-02-03

have invited the attention of the secre-
tary of war to the necessity of action"
The governor has suggested that bo h
sides in the embrioligo be warned
not to shoot across the Roi Grande
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-02-03

MAYOR HINDLEY of Spokane
Who speaks on the "Men and Religion
Forward" Movement tomorrow.
from the Spokane headquarters OF the
movement, to enroll the men of Mos
COW in that work Both are declared
to be eloquent and stirring speakers,
and come highly recommended
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29

Batteries Henley and Berry. Fam
ming, Schmidt; Ables and Mite.
Portland, Aug 2s-Vernon- Portland
no game; rain.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
BASEBALL NOTES.

When Beals Booker, of the Giants,
takes his place In the field New York
fans cry. Hello, lieutenant, hows the
Tombs?"
Lurid Lew Richie. the Giant Miller.
says he finds 1t harder to beat the
Boston Braves than he does McGraw's
New Workers.
It is said that Hoblitzel and Mitchell.
of the Cincinnati Reds Lope to be
traded to the Boston Braves. That's
a horrible wish
The pennant winning teams of the
Kitty and Blue Grass leagues will
meet In a series of championship
games at Louisville. KY, beginning
September 5.
Pitcher Meldon Wolfgang, who had
a trial with the st. Louis Browns last
fall. lis doing great work for the Lowell
team of the New England league.
Ad Brennan. OF the Quakers, who
has been III with diphthcria, is out of
the hospital, but will not be able to
get back into the game th's season.
Evidently schange of Sox was all
that Pitcher Eddie Clcotte needed.
'Knnckles" has been burning up the
American league since he was shifted
from the Boston Fed Sox to the Chi
cago Whit, Sox.
{ The prison team at the Ohio peni-
tentiary has asked for game with
the Indianapolis team. Indianapolis
fans say the Indians might as well be
playing In the penitentiary AZ In the
American association.
Manager Griffith. of the Senators.
uses Pitcher Walter johnson and
Catcher Alya williams as pinch hit
ters, Very few battery men can
produce the winning waliop as often
as these two Washington boys
The Texas league has produ. ed 4
nifty pennant race this season. With
Houston, San Antonio and Waco leas-
Ing the bunch.
Shifting Harry Lord from third to
right field looks like good move spn
the part of Manager Callahan OF tho
White Sox.
Teddy Kaylor. the Danvilfe slugger.
In leading the Three-I league In bat
ting and will no doubt get a trial In
faster company.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29

DEMOCRATS GIVEN !.
ALL THE BLAME
BY TUBALkANE /

Tubalkane. once more In our
midst permanently, blames the
democrats. Tube Is trying to in
spirc editorial comment, probably.
He thinks the fact that five of the
Htghlanders were elected alter
mates to the democratic state con- !
vention inspired the six boots that
helped to lose yesterdays contest.
Il do not understand" said he.
why the democrats should have
inflicted such nn indignity upon
our tossers. who were out of town
and unable to protest. However,
| see by the paper that they had
to shanghai most OF their legisla-
tive ticket, SO. suppose, they are
more to be ptied than ccnsured."
II isn't 50 much what you do,
but how you get away with 1t. The
man with the worst principles
sometimes has the whitcst front.
We've noticed that being good may
not get you much more than hap
piness, but that the returns of that
sort are five hundred per cent.
Here Is It:
Tho democrats must have the
blame
For that really rotten game;
The boys heard they were alter.
How could they then play the san,e7
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
NATIONAL BASEBALL coMMis.
SION GIVES OUT NAMES
or CLIMBERS.
M|SSOULA ADVERTISED
Garden City II Mentioned Twice in
Proclamation, in Regard to Sale Of
zamloch to Detroit and Bush TO
Philadelphia.

Cincinnati, Aug. 2S.--The national
baseball commission today gave out
the list OF players whose releases have
been purchased by major league clubs
from minor or major league clubs
since August 20. 1911. under agree
ments approved by the commission.
The list does not include players re-
called by major league clubs on Au-
gust 20, 1912. on the optional agree
ments. The list given out today fol-
lows In part:
National League.
BY Cincinnati from st. Louis Amer
leans. Frill Philadelphia Nationals,
Humphreys.
BY st. Louis from Portland, Spcas;
Tacoma. ''Hunt.
BY Pittsburgh from Portland. Men,
sor; Wheeling. Dodd.
BY Boston from Seattle, Whaling
and James: Spokane. Noyes. sDevogt
and myers; Vancouver, *Gervais; Sc
attic, 'Thompson.
American League.
BY ST. Louis from San Francisco,
Tennant.
BY Chicago from Vancouver. Clark.
BY Cleveland from Portland, tKib-
Bile and .McDowcll.
BY Detroit from Missouia. Zamloch
BY Philadelphia from Missoula.
Bush.
Agreements not received and there
fore subject to approval. The COM
mission made regulations TO facilitate
the enforcement of the national agree
ment restricting the number of play
ers a. major league club may carry on
Its annual reservation list to 35, ex-
elusive of the manager and Of the
players promulgated as ineligible.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
Salt Lake.

Summary TWo-base hlts--Van,, 2:
Wessler, Stone. b. Spencer. Davis, 2;
Bauer. Three base hits Erickson,
Bauer. Observation-Disclosures. Sacrifice
hits-Van, Wessler. Left on bases
Ogden, s.; Salt Lake, s. Bases on balls
Off Erickson, 2; off Dressan, l.
Struck out--By Erickson. 3 by Dres-
san. 2: by Morgan. 2. Passed ball
Mann. Double plays-Schimpff to Van:
Devereaux to Davis to Abbott. Time,
2 hours. Umpire-F'rary.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
FAST TIM &.

Elsin. H., Aug 2S.-Fifteen drivers.
including Ralph DE Palma, scheduled
To pilot ears in The l,lein road races
next Friday and Saturday, engaged in
practice spins today ana though the
course was slippery from rain, fast
time Was recorded. 10 Palma in his
big Mercedes ear mado lap Of the
3 Ia miles course ia 7.l9 Teddy
Tetzlaff made round III 7;33. l5r-
win Dergdell, winner of tile Fair
mount park road race drove his Renz
ear around the track ia 7 81. llughie
Hughes, IN his Mercer apeciat made q
round in 7s22.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29

I Well. the Highlanders can't be e&-
pected to win every game.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29

Bill oriet got half the hits and half
the boots. Oriet hit the pill safely
three times. while carman got rap
ana Rlankenship poled couple.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
SHOOTING.

Seagirt. N. j., Aug. 2S--Sergeant r.
II. Kean of Massachusetts won first
prize In the Hayes match and Captain
w. II, Richards Of Ohio, finished In
the lead In the Swiss match and out
distanced all competitors In the Off
GERS and inspectors matches here to-
day. These matches comprised the
amended program for the fourth
shooting day of the Seagirt rifle tour
manent. All we're individual COM
petitions.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
FORMER HIGHLANDER WORKS IN
GAME THAT GOES INTO
EXTRA INNINGS.
ELEVEN ROUNDS NEEDED
Although Helena Gets Seven Hits
More Than Do the Mountmen, Vic.
tory Is by, but one Run and After
Long Battle.

Helena. Aug 2s.--clean. hard hitting
won today's game for Helena. but IL
required II innings to decide the issue.
Klein was batted freely and Dell re-
licved him In the last inning. keenan,
held the Butte club to eight scattered
drives, but he was taken out In the
ninth TO let Thompson bat for him,
Bryan finishing the game. President
Lucas viewed the game from the
grandstand. The score.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
FISH CAR COMING.

Anaconda, Aug. 2s.-(Special) STU
perintendent II. d. Dean of the Mon
tana fish hatchery, left this morning
with the fish car for western Mon
tana over the Northern Pacific. He
took out 100000 native trout and 5000
eastern brook trout for streams be-
tween MlssOula and Heron.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
DRAGGED TO DEATH BY HORSE.

Billings. Mont. Aug. 2s.--Frank
corWin, 12-year-old son of J. w.
Corwn of Park CITY, near here, was
dragged to death last night when
horse he was riding threw him and
his foot caught In the stirrup. His
neck was broken and his body was
horribly mangled
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
DuGDALE BUYS PITCHER.

Seattle Wash, Aug. 2s.-President
p. H. Dugdale of the Seattle Baseball
club of the Northwestern league, has
completed negotiations for the pur-
chase of Pitcher Johnson of the Bing-
hamton club In the New York State
league for $2.500 Johnson Is to start
west at once and the price Is condi-
tional only on his making good.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29

Summary; Two-basc hits-Oriet
Murphy. Three-base hit-Orlet. Home
run-Faye. Runs battod in-Oriei. Gif-
fin. Murphy, :. Sacrifice hts-Gibson
Stolen bases Misse. . Murphy Bases
on balla~off Cochran. .. Off Hide
brand, 6 Double plays-Gtffn 10 Hes
ter; liildebrand 10 Faye Ia Toner.
Balk-eoehran. Time, 1,4o. Umpire
Carney.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
WESTERN LEAGUE
Standing Of tho Clubs.

Dos Moines, :, ST. Joseph !. See
ona game~Des Maines. 0; ST. JOS
eph, =
Wichita, 10, Lincoln, 3.
Topeka 0, Denver. 3.
Sioux city, ?; Omaha,
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
SALT LAKE GRABS FIRST AND
M'cLoskEY's GANG FREEZES
ONTO THE SECOND.
SAINTS C!!MB A NOTCN
Missouia Loses Half. Game by Partial
Victory at South End Of the Cir.
cuit-Drsssan 10 in Fine Form in
Initial Encounter.

Salt Lake, Aug. 2s-Salt Lake and
Ogden broke even today In double-
header that. except for three home
runs I'm the first game. was almost
featureless Dressan for Salt Lake In
the first contest held the visitors to
five we'll scattered hits. The scores:
First game
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
Salt Lake.

summary: TWo-baSe hits-Wheian.
Dressan. Fortier. Homeruns-Whelan,
Dressan, Fortier. Sacrifice hit-Stripp.
Stolen bases-Schimpff. II. Spencer.
Bauer. Left on bases-Ogden. 2: Salt
Lake, 6. Struck out-By Knight. /:
by Dressan, 3. Bases on balls-Off
knight. Il off Dressan. 3. Time, 1:45
Umpire -F'rary.
SpCsnd game
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
COOPER DENIES IT.

st. Paul, Aug. 2s.--Thomas w.
Cooper, assistant to President Howard
Elliott of the. Northern Pacific rail-
way, today denied the report that he
would leave that road to go with the
New York. New Haven e. Hartford.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
Standing Of the Clubs.

had the iishlanders guessing in to-
days game and won handily Gif-
fins catch IN right field In the sey-
ehth was the feature The score:
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
ROBE RTsoN LEADS.

Chicago, Aug. 2s,-Alexander Rob
erison OF Rock Island led the field
IN the two rounds Of play in the first
day of the western open golf cham
pionhip at the ldleWild club today
with i47
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
Walter johnson Beaten.

Washington, Aug. 2sSt, Louis
made II three out of four Of the series
by beating Washington Walter
Johnson allowed only four hits. bnt he
Was Wild and his support was poor.
The defeat ended his chance To beat
the record of Marlnard Of the New
York Nationals Of 10 straight victor
les Powell was effective In the
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
WYLlE WINS.

Newark, N. j., Aug. 2a.-George
Wylie of Syracuse won the 100-kilo-
meter worlds championship. motor
paced race here tonight His time
was one hour "a minutes seconds.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29

Pitcher Packard OF the Columbus
team In the American association, has
won Is and lost three games this sea-
son.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
NORTHWESTERN
Standing Of the Clubs.
Tacoma Finds James.

Seattle, Aug. 2S.--The Tacoma team
found Pitcher James easy today and
piled up seven runs In the first two
innings on mixture of bases on balls,
stolen bases and hits. Schneider re-
placed James and was found I'm spots
sufficiently to run the Tacoma count
up to II. while Seattle finished with
nine. Seattle fell on Southpaw Hunt
in the fourth and fifth. scoring eight
runs. Belford finished the game
strong. although there was three men
on bases when Neighbors gathered
Wally's fly for the last out in tho
ninth.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
'Batted for Keenan, in ninth.
Butte.

lottlS ts5+so3 y ~ ~ ~ -
tone out when winning run scored
Butte .... 0 o o 0 o O2 1 / O--5
Helena .a...... q o 0 2 0 0 o 1 | l 1t
Summary Stolen bases-Mathes
Levy, .Stovail, Menges. Quigley Lussi
2: Baker. Sacrifice hits-Kafora. Klein,
Baker. keenan,. Two-base hits-S
Kelly. Morse, Mathes. Levy. Three
base hits-killilay. 2. Double plays
Morehead 10 Levy: Morse to Lussi
Hits-off Klein. Is in 10 Ia innings:
off Dell, 2 in ga innings: off Keenan,,
In innings; Off Bryan. 9 in 2 in
nings. Bases or balls--Off Klein, 2.
off Keenan,, 4. Struck out--By Klein,
3. by Keenan,, 5; by Bryan. 1. Hit
by pitched ball-By Klein. Qulgley.
Passed bals-Shannon, Baker Time,
2:10. Umpire-Nright.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
COAST LEAGUE
Standing Of tho Clubs.
Saints Shut Out.

e.os Angeles, Aug. 2s.--A single by
Berger and Il double by Core and an
other single by Dillon gave Los An
gelns two runs In the first inning and
after that neither Los Angeles nor
Sacramento scored, Arellanes holding
the locals 10 three scattered hits for
the remainder of the game. chech
pitched good game and was given
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
AMERICAN ASSN
Standing Of the Clubs.

Kansas City, IA; Columbus, 80,
Milwaukee, 1872, Toledo, SO.
st. Paul. IL: indianapolis. 8.
Minneapolis, !; Louisville, 3.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29

President Ebbets hopes to open his
now stadium when the Dodgers return
home on September g.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29

Now they say that Marsans Is leai
Gus of Bob Beschor and is nut 10 aneer
l3ob's effort To head the National
league for Joe Kelloy's Toronto team
The recent i7-inning tie game
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
H|LDEbRAND METES
TO H|CHLANDERS
ONE DEFEAT
SouTHpAW HANDS ANOTHER
BEATING TO THE MlSSouLh
CLUB, HIS MEAT.
A HALF DOZEN SAFET|ES

OF the Six Hits Rubc Allows Blank.
cnship's Grow, Bill Orict Gets Three
Cochran Is Touched for Nine in
Third Column.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29

between Jacksonville and Macon es-
tablishes "A record for extra inning
games in the South Atlantic league,
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29

TIGERS Win.

Philadelphia. Aug. Is. The visitors
won in the firth inning after Two men
were out, on a single by Jones, wild
pitch by Houek, pass 10 Bush aud
cobh's single 10 left field, which was
flpnbled by Walsh
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
Spokane Holds Lead.

Victoria, Aug. 2S.-Loose fielding I'm
the two opening innings gave Spokane
lead and they neveA were headed.
Wilson replaced Smith in the third
and pitched fine ball
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29

Batteries--James. Schneider and
Whaling. Waly; Hunt. Belford and
crittenden.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
williams Errors Cost Game.

Vancouver. Aug. 2S.-Two errors by
Nick Williams gave the Beavers to-
days game I'm the tenth inning. Both
Byram and Agnew pitched good ball.
Sepulveda's throwing to second was
the feature.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing of tho Clubs.
Cubs Gain Half a Game.

Chicago, Aug. 2s~-Ghicaeo punched
hits off Sailee In the first inning and
defeated ST, Louis, The visitors
started batting rallies In the last two
innings, but could not oyertake chi-
cago. zimmerman made his fonr-t
teenth homerun today Chjcago's
victory put the local club half "A game
closer 10 New York in the ponnant
race. the leaders neing idie today.
The distance between the two clubs is
five games,
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
AS IT LOOKS

Well, the Iiighlanders can't be eS-
pected to win every game.
salt Lake Telegram. "Nig Perriuc
has had his unie washed"
some day the ifighlandefs VIII beat
uldebrand. He's our iinx.
The locals seem to have just ono
bad day Il week They had this
weeks yesterday.
They say that Keenan, didn't give
BIankenship all he had when he was
wearing Missoua spangles. II begins
to look like II.
Bill oriei got half the hits and half
tho boots. Oriet hit the pill safely
three times. while carman rot rap
ana Rlankenship poled q couple.
Helena Independent: Henry John
Kelly. recently annexed to the Butte
team, came up Ito the bat whstlins
Beautiful Doll took three lustE
swipes al Bryan's fadeaHay and
walked back again. minus the whistle"
Give il ta Zamlneh: The boy is
there. He has won ton games In a
row and is likely 10 bettrr that rec
ord lie and Bush are a wonderful
pair for amy miner-lcague club Ia
have. The ether day a bug asked
BlankensbiF If Bush would make good
In the big show "Will he make
good" retorted the manager "fou
bet he will. Bush has more right now
than Walter Johnson had when he
went np. lie WIS n diamond in the
rough when he reported at the Ham
iton trainin emnp lie didn't even
know how to stand in the box, Hos
learned Il lot since then and hell learn
"A lot mere"
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29

New York, Ang. 2s.-Naw York and
Cleveland broke even in "A double
header Olson hurt his hand IN the
first game and Baker who replaced
him, played brilliantly In the field.
Garisch's catching featured the second
game He threw ont five men who
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
McAvoy Loses Game and Wins II.

san FraneIsco, Aug. 28.-.After al
most destroying the chances of his
team by an error In the eighth in
ming Of the game with Oakland today,
MeAvoy Of San Francisco redeemed
himself by putting the ball over the
right field fence In the Fourteenth,
breaking the tic and giving San Fran
rigpp Tho pann ta
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing Of the Clubs.
Bostons Surge Forward.

Boston. Aug. 2s.-The Bos,ons
heightened their stride pennaniward
today by winning two games from
Chicago while their two rivals, Wash
ington and philadelphia. lost. Wood
In tho second won his fourteenth
straight game, making his record 30
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-29

BatteTieN--LaVender aud Archer,
Sallee, Geyer and Wingo.
Pittsburgh Boston game POSTPONED; !;
rain
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-16
CABLEGRAMAS
RATA PREVISORA

Son casi increibles algunas de las CO.
sas que pllede hacer una rata. AlgunaS
yeces r0en los cascos de los caballos
hasta hacer brotar la Sangre Tanbien
Sc han dado casos de atacar "a los GER
dos cebados Y abrirlos agujeros en- ell
cuerpo, a consecuencia de los cua!es So
breyino la mueme del indefenso animal.
81 una rata sc We acorralada, lucha con
el homber, Y en- ocasiones roban articu-
los para hacer sus nidos
En- el nido de una rata Sc ha encm-
trado 10 siguiente: tres toallas, dos SER
villetas, cinco paiios del polvo, dos pares
de pantalones de lienzo Y nn panuelo de
seda. Esta rata, que era un modelo de
animal trabajador Y ladr6n. habfa alma
cenado cerca de su yiyienda, libra Y me-
dia de az1car, I'm pudding, un kilo de
patatas varias zanahorias, una rama
de perejil y qunos rabanos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-16
Descontento en- Russia

Los conspiad0res anti-aut0cratas Y
los movimientos que en la sombra ac
tlan sObre el pueblo para poder levan-
tar eel peso abrumador del absolluismO
imperante, de su arcaica forma de Go
bierno. amenazan alzarse Sobre la base
de SlIS profundas ocnvicciones. como fru-
10 de Su perseverance labor.
En- Wilma acontecio una revuetla de
lamentableS reSultados, hallando la
muerte mas de Glen soldados
Las carceleS de Cronstad y de Ode
SSa estan repletas de presos.
E,n las instituciones armadas suceden
tamblen inciSiones revolucionarias, ha-
ci6ndolo patente la detenci6n no muy
leiana. de p oficiales de la Armada ru-
sa. con mil pico de marineros, los cua-
les ingreSaron en- los calabozos de Sc
bastopol
La tormenta revolucionaria toma feas
formas. con los rayoS del Ejercito: y
contrbuyen a avivar el descontentO la
tente has represiOnes brutaIes que des
plegan las autoridades. con menosprecio
del tactic politica que deben poseer los
h0mbreS de Gobierno.
FL general Petroff ordena, derecha
izquierda, EN- Filandia para que Sc so
metan. sin contemplaciones, los tilande
seS, a Sls imperantes mandates rusifica-
doreS
La agitaci6n y el odio del pueblo
moscoyita "a sus autoridades guberna-
mentalistas ha crecido m grado peli-
groso y es possible que un dia un peQuc-
no mcidente, encienda las furias revolu-
cionarias lance la corona del lar. des-
de su dorado solo, las penUmbras del
destierro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-16
LA SALUD DE MARCONI

SREZIA (Italia) .-Grillermo Marco
nj, que, seglm despacho de aver, habia
sido lesionado Ell un ojo de resultas de
I'm accidente automovilista, Sc halla muy
mejorado y Sc eSpera que Sc lie de de alta
en- ell hospital dentro de una semana.
Tiene el rostro bastante dsecolorido
por las contusiones, pero la inflammation
del oio ha disminuido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-16
Ell GOBIERNO MEJICANO

MEJICO-El Presidente Madero ha
pedido autorizaci6n al Congreso para So
licitar permiso de los Estados Unidos
para el transito de mas tr0pas de FL Pa
so a la Ciudad Porfirio Diaz, a fin de CO.
operar con el general Blanquet en su
campana contra Orozco
Dlicese que pequenas partidas de re
beldeS estan hoStilzando a los federaleS
cerca de Chihuahua y han Saqueado
tanbi6n a Patzcuraro, Ell ell Estado de
Michoacau.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-16
RECLAMACION AMERICANA

PANAMA.-El Secretario de la Lega-
cion americana, Mr.. w. Andrews. ha
preSentado una reclamation al Gobier-
no panameno. pidiendo indemnizaci6n
por los fatales reSultados de la refriega
entire Soldados de los EStados Unidos V
la poicia de Panama ocurrida 81 1 de
Julio.
La ascendencia monetaria de la recla
maci6n no Sc ha fjado todavia. pues de-
pende de los ulteriofes resultados de la
investigation que Sc esta levanda a
cab0.
REVISTA DE AEROPLANOS
PARlS.-La prlmera revista de una
fiota completa de aeroplanos Sc verified
hoy en Villacoublay. tomando parte en-
ella Y aeroplanos franceses.
Celebr0se la novel rovista en- prpsnn.
ella de millares de espectadores. que ma
nifestaron el mas vivo inter6s en- 81 on.
rioso espectaculo
Preside el acto el ministro de la Cue
IRA frances. NJ Millerand.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-16

En- los ultNmos doce amos han muerto
de peSte bubonlca, solo Ell la India, mas
de cinco millones de seres humanos, y
deSpues de detenidas Investigations, Sc
ha comprobado que esa enfermedad tan
espantosa la itranSnlte la rata.
Su proXmo parlente, el ration de
campo, eS, el1tre todos los roedores cam
peStreS, el mas pemlcioSo para la agri-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-25

These for ST 20
From the South of France, by T.. A. Janvier.
Loss of the SIS. Titanic, by l.. Beesley.
The White Waterfall, by J. F.. Dryer.
My Demon Motor Boat, by G. Fitch .......S11O
These for 81 90
Her Weight in Gold, by G. B. McCutcheon.
Mother, by Norris.