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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-08

"POR L AS NU BE- S"

POr tOdas parties Sc habla del triunfo
de Wilson; a medida que Sc acerca ell
d1a de las elecciones, Sc juzga mas Sc
guro, Y como no hay que esperar una
reconciliation de Roosevelt Y Taft,
estas hOras los mismos republicanos no
Sc ocultan para decir que el nombre
del candidate dem0crata alcanzara en-
las urnas el dia cinco del proXimo No
yiembre. una mayorla considerable.
acknowledgements, es la rivahdad a
nuerte entire las dos fracciones del par
lido republican,, la que aSegurG Ia VIC
oria de Wilson, pero de todos mCdos
y, caudillo dem6crata ha sabido hacer-
e un reclamo sensational Gle eSOS que
Iegan al huesO, mejOr dicho, al este
nago. porque Wilson promote la mar
morena en- ell capitulo de abaratar la
ubsistencia, que EN- todo ell pals y es-
)ecialmente en- New York, constituye
IN verdadero problema para la gente
ne carece de grandes recursos.
Las lamentaciones del proletarlado
IAN llegadO a un tono amenazador. que
Wilson ha logradO suavizar con la pro
mesa de esa quim6rlca reduction aran-
elaria que ha de encontrar en- la prac-
lea ell necesario acomodamiento a los
intereses plutocraticos, creados TO
nentados al amparo del arancel vlgen
fe. Pero Wilson, como ahora nos ha-
bla desde la tribuna del propagandlsta,
10 Sc para en- ofrecimientos como
lqui tanto los politicos como los perlo-
listas tienen acknowledgements desarro-
lado ell instinto del negociante y saben
oreparar la mercancla que ofrecen, de
una manera sugestiva, Wilson ha idea
10 un reclamo que deJa con la boca
alberta mas tempo del que dura un
bostezo de hambre aquellos que, con
el est6mago vacio EN- visperas de te-
nerlo aciertan a pasar frente uno &c
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-08

los lnnumerables escaparates EN- que Sc
anuncia la mercanc1a. democratica
iSabeis Ell que consiste este anun-
clio? Pues vereis: la carne, ell tocino,
ell jam6n, las habichueas. ell az1car, to-
do cuantO Sc necesita para conner .
beber. Sc eXhibe en- el escaparate con
y con ell precio que Sc vende en- Lon
dres. Los trajes. los abrigOs, las me-
dias, los sombreros, cuanto Sc necesita
para la indrmentarfa, ahora que Sc
avecinan los grandes frios invernales,
tiene tambien su doble precio, el de
Londres Y ell de New York. Claro que
hay una gran diferencia una despro.
porci6n perjudicial para los neoyorki-
nos, de la mitad mas o menos, V ESQ cs
10 que eXplotan los dem0cratas ST vo-
tais por Wilson-oS dice un cartel CO.
locado en- lugar Observation-Disclosures
todos estos artlculos al precio que Sc
pagan en- LOndres.
Y la gente que tiene POGO dinero,--
aqui para 10 que Sc gasta siempre Sc
tiene POGO, SAGA la cuenta ante ia Vi.
driera sugcstiva de que podra vivir me-
ior que con Taft, con Wilson. Y Sc
decide por este.
Y ESQ que NADIA Sc dice de la puleza
de los aIimentos hi de la calidad de
los articulos; Wilson, como buen pa
triota, no quiere desacreditar la indus
tria naconal; Sc limita a decir que es
cara aparentando no tener Ell cuenta
Ia diferencia del jornal que Sc paga
en- uno Y otro sitio. pero ESQ no hay
que decirselo al trabajador en- visperas
de elecciones va sc lie dira despues,
cuando apremie para que Sc cumplan
las promesas :, tcntadoras que Sc lc
hacen ahora.,.
J. Perez Losada,
New York, Oct. 26, 1912.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-08
---s--
EN- EL ENTIERRO
A. Navarrete.

Ademas de las personas que digimos
aver al publican ell ''entierro del ilustre
Bran. que habian concurrido al mismO.
tenemos que anadir las Siguientes, en-
ire muchisimas mas que no recorda-
mos:
Luis Vicente Cintr6n, Servando Pi-
co, Rafael Palacios, DR.. Jose Lugo vi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-08

del hidalgo que rendfa quito Dios,
fidelidad al rey y amor la patria.
\ asi muri0 en- la religion de slls ma
yores, con los ojos pmestos Ell el cruel
ficado. con la protesta de fe en- los la
bios, como antano entregaban su espi-
rtu Ell manos del Senior, los caballeros
que como tales sabian vivir y como tales
daban ejemplo de bien MORN.
Brau nos deja sus obras, su ejemplo
Y su memoria; nosotros toca honrarla,
va que en- vida mas de una vez 10
olvidamoS.
A. Navarrete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-08
FL doctor Saldana

En- Su residencia de Fajardo Sc en-
cuentra enfermo de alguna gravedad el
estimable cabalero don J. Salda1a,
persona muy altamente estimado
ALI, y padre de nuestro buen amigo el
Secretario del Gobernador.
Ell BOLET1N hace votos fervientes
porque ell DR. Saldana recobre pronta.
mente la salad perdida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-08
En- el Consejo Executive

Ell lunes pr6ximo Sc efectuar5 en- el
salon de sesiones del Consejo Executive
ell escrutinio general de los votos emit
dos on los distritos de Aguadilla, Ma
vague y Ponce.
La session sera pdblica y en- ella in
tervendran los Presidentes de los par
tidos politicos, y el Comit6 de eleccio-
mes del Consejo Executive.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-08
Bale suspendido

Ell secretario del Casino Espanol,
nuestro distinguido amigo don Francis
co Rodriguez Alvarez, nos participa
que como nota de dueIo por la muerte
del ilustre don Salvador Brau, socio
de Honor del Casino, ha sido suspend
ola la jarana-b bale anunciada para el
domingo pr6ximo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-08

Otro mas de aquellOS brillantes lucha-
doreS del pasado. que cae Ell la hueSa,
con el corazon amargado por las decep-
clones el alma abatida por la triSteza.
Y los que Vemos como desfilan hacia da
Eternidad nueStr0s yiejoS amigos nueS-
tros companeros en el batallar del paSa
do. sentimoS abatimientos de esplritu. 81
al menos viesemos que la generaci6n que
sube pOseyese, como 10 poSeimos NOS
otros, aquel ideal puro, al que 10 sacrif-
cabamos todO, sin pensar en el premio
nj Ell ell personal beneficio que su triunfo
pudiera reportarnoS, alg1n consuelo ten
drimnos
Cu;lntas yeces departures sobre este
don Salvador Brau yo!-''No deja-
mos herederoS hi SuceSores ''-me diJo
mas de una vez "NueStra obra del 81 al
81 parece perdida; nadie Sc acuerda de
nuestras campaIlaS, mi de nuestroS sufri-
mientos por La reivindicacion de los de
rechOs del pals; la generaci0n presente
oye nuestros nombres con indiferencia. "
aSi desahogaba en- ell coraz0n de su
amigo las penas intimaS del suyO, que oil
vidaba Sus propios dolores para pensar
en los de la patria.
Brau Sc ha ido como Sc fueron Bal
dorioty, Acosta Corchado, Quinones,
Marin, Vargas, Molina, Otero, Anna
deo, Ferrer, Ramos, Palmer, hermOsas
tiguras del paSado, fundadores del glo-
rioso partido autonomista, delegados in
signes Ell la que fue famosa Constituyen-
te de Ponce en- 1887.
Pocos vamos va quedando de aQuellos
diaS epicOs EN- que ell titulo de 'patrio
ia no Sc prodigaba como Ogano; por-
que el ser patricia signifcaba la perse-
cucion, el procesamento la carcel
Epoca terrible, perO herm0sa, porque
los puertorriquenos estaban unidos en-
una sola y noble aspiration, en- un solo y
grande sentimiento: La patria. Y asl cram
fueltes y asl macharon al triunfo.
Despu6s =. el vii interes rompi6 los
yinculOS de la confraternidad, dividi0
la familia criolla, sembr0 la diScordia y
sc olvldar0n m6ritos y SewiciOS, y ell Odio
surgi6 triunfante Y ell pueblo que siem-
pre- consagr6 como purOs los nombres de
los campeoneS del derecho delpais, apren-
dio inJuriarlos y vilipendiarlos Ell ell
deSenfrenO de la tribuna callejera y de-
mag0gica Asi no hace muchos dlas que
en- mitinS politicos Sc han dido patrio-
tas improvisados denostar injuriar
hombres como AIunoz Rivera We've, CO.
mo De Diego Barbosa. dignOS de con
slderacldn y reSpeto como pnertorrique
nos que supieron cumplir sus debereS en-
aquellos dlas en- que muchOs corazones
temblaban Y muchas voluntadeS Sc tor
cian4. Pero, iquienes han escapado de esa
epldemia que nos envenena y nos empe-
quenece desde 1892
Pocos, muy pocOs. Y entire ell0s don
Salvador Brau, que logro morir sin que
su nombre haya sido puesto a discussion,
nj 10 haya oscurecido yaho de la ca
lumnia. Dedicado al cumplimiento de sus
deberes como funcionario de Aduana,
sus estudios Investigations hist0ricas,
hasta que la enfermedad lie rindio, ha
bajado al sepulcro rodeado del respeto de
tOdos sgls conciudadanos.
Sus trabajos, como historiador, son
meritisimos; 81 fue quien inici6 las inves-
tigaciones documentales. Sus trabajos de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-08
IN MEMORIAM
SALVADOR BRAU ASENCIO

rebusca en- ell Archivo de lndias de Sew
la ha sido proveehcso, pesar de que
no pudo compleraclo Y que arn le que
daha mucho bor i1vcStigar
La Obra "La Civilization de Puerto
Rico es el primer tomo de la Historic
General de la Isla", asi como ell peque-
no volumen @ Historia de Puerto Rico"
es uu indice razonado para continuarla.
A sus hijos deia la biblioteca consult
va y las copias de los documentoS del
Archiyo, que habian de servirle para sus
trabajos Decentralization valiosisima. CO.
mO he podido apreciar, toda Nez que
Brau me la faciIit6 para que la leyeSe.
Y la puso a mi disposition cuantas veces
neceSite consultarla
-Acabe usted mi obra, amigo Nava-
rrete-Solia declrme. cuando de materiaS
hiSt0ricaS tratamos.
Como reliquia suya guardo las Guar
tillaS de su Carta pr6logo' para mi Ii
bro Recuerdos del Pasado" IIizo ese
trabaio al comienzo de este ano: y es
quiza e mas extenso de los que escribi6
despu6s de acentuarSe la gravedad de su
NAL.
En- el relata Sus gestiones Ell tiesnpOs
de La Portilla para estudiar investigar
el Archivo del Ayuntamiento de San
Juan y las diicultades que a sus prop6-
sitos Sc opusieron. Ailn a trueque de ha-
Ger perder mi libro su mayor valor. que
es ese g Pr6logo prop6ng0me publican
10 como homenaje a su memoria, y para
que despues de muerto nos hable' co
mo dijo mi querido amigo el senior AL
varez Nava en- ell discurso de duelo, no
solo con su ejemplo, Sino tambien con su
palabra castiza y hermosa.
La obra poetica, la obra hteraria. la
obra historical de Brau. asi como su gran
labor politica va han sido juzgadas y a
elias gan6 los altos prestigios de que go
zaba. La enfemedad lie impidi6 dar ter
minO al yaliente empeno de escribir la
Historic General de Puerto Rico. Mas
a1n no lie permiti6 concluir una mono
grafia del gobierno del general don Con
zalo Ar0stegui. que lie fue pedida p0r ell
illStre cubano Gonzalo de Quesada, pa
ra completar la biografia del inolvida-
Bile general espanol hijo honra de la
Habana Y rara coincidencia, Y la que
Brau me llam6 la atenci0n: cuando EN-
Cuba Sc h0nraba la memoria de Ar6Ste-
gui. como la de un cubano esclarecido,
modelo de caballeros y gobernantes. ejem
plar vivo de hidalguia honor, en- Pom
ce un tai Reyes Salgado lanzaba odiosas
calumnias contra ell esclarecido general
que la historic senala como el mejor ca
pitan general que tuvo Puerto Rico.
Sicut vita, fnis ita" dicen los sa-
grades textos, y asf 10 hemos visto en-
Brau: seg1n fue su vida, asf fue su fin f:
noble, caballeroso.
Brau, como dijo Alvarez Nava con
gran exactitud. mas que un hombre,
era un sfmbolo: ell simbolo de la tradi-
ci6n.
En- efecto, en- Brau todo respiraba Y
trascendfa al pasado nobilisimo de la
raza, desde su persona hasta sus poe
s1as. Alto, magro de carnes, recio co.
mo aquellos viejos espanoles que con
quistaban mundos Y rendian imperios,
como ellos celoso Gle la honra Y guar
dador de la fe, era representation viva
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-08
EN- SAN JUAN

Sc encuentra Ell esta capital, esta
tarde ha conference.-the con el Gober-
nador Cotton, nuestro distinguido ami
go el Lcdo. don Antonio Suliveres, de
Arecibo.
lie saludamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-08

Vienes de Noviembre de 1912
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-14

~ M proper ambulance service 10 and
ne many wounded. and they die
wshrre they fall. One OF the war
heroines is Mary Durham. war cor
rrxpon sent who has lived in Monte
negro twelve years and was proud.
.he told me. TO see the first gun fred
on Wednesday.
..The price the nation II paying
x1uose ones heart Mt the Hospital
where the kings physician, Matano-
sssxss,w * failing dan and night with
s,nA male assistant and few de-
voted women. ! saw him first yes
tcriay probing wound OF man OF
nixts. who sat stripped to the waist
s,,nsrted by two other old men upon
n table. in a room Hike n barn. u ne
bullet was found, extracted. ahd Tue
wound dressed The man never
tainted or groanea but his race
aiisfened with agony, ife had been
wounded two hours before ana
brought in upon horse. Hts case
IL hopeless. TIE dortor dt7sit 'Faf h
twelve cases in one hour helped
him with the bandSges. spongihf.
whenever necessary. Tho contfael
between his modern skill and the
eighteenth century changes 10 which
he worked was gruesone.
There are no newspapers " omen
gather at the barracks to hear IN"
names OF the dead and wounded y"
many men Of the same names are
eghting that dreadful perpleNi'y 8 IN
eettss Bile
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-14
NEGRO FARMER IS
SHOT BY R0BBER
WHEN, ORDERED HANDS UP"
He LEAPS FROM HIS CART
AND GIVES BATTLE.

In a graphic with one Of two high
waymen who had held ap and robbed
him ~ s1s. addison Robinson, forty
Ave years old. "a colored farmer of
Hanover county. was shot in the right
breast at clock yesterday morning.
and so seriously injured that he was
taken 10 fbe City hospital.
According 10 Rohinsens story, es
related to Acting. Detective Duffy, he
was held III at Twenty nth and 3
streets by two unidentified negro men.
one held hts horse. while the other
approached him with request for a
ride as he sat In his cart. The. lat
ter presented u revolver. and erder9i
him TO throw up his hands. Robinson
jumped from the cart, and got hold
Of the pistol lie struggled few
minutes with his assailaht, and the
revolver WIS discharged. The bullet
passed through his right hand ana
from his hand to his breast
-Four Of his children were ia the cart
at the time They watched the fght
with bated breath, aud screamed IN
loud terror when the shot Was Hred.
Information was seat TO acting Detec-
tive Duffy, and he repaired 10 the
scene The highwaymen had escaped.
Robinson was sim standing by his
cart, with his children crying about
him. The officer summoned the t!ty
ambulance and Robinson Was taken
TO ih.. hospital 1t WAS sald there
that his wound win prove not to he
fatal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-14


today for the officers and men of the
fleet.
Tomorrow the great naval review
by the secretary OF the navy in the
morning and by President Taft IN the
afternoon takes place and in evening
an official dinner TO President Tar.
the cabinet and 500 naval officers
will h.. given at the Hotel Aston. ON
Tuesday morning the president VIII
review the ships from his yacht, the
MayiioWer, AS they pass out to sea-
faalsstesd Men Entertained. s.-
For "a private citizen 10 provide
for the entertainment OF the enlisted
men Of the Atlantic feet while ting
officers were being entertained by the
citizen committee, WAS thoughtful
s44t which So appreciated tss 10th e'tss"
Gers and enlisted men alike said
Rear Admiral Hnga Ostorhaus, com
rnander of the far-tiung line ofs bat
tie boats today.
I'VE mean no slight to the hospt~'
tally of the citizens committee when
we say we were sorry We ware n"l
there also. For there isn't an officer
in. this fleet who isn't proud of the
men who make up the craws, and who
tEn't especially proud on AN occasion
like this 10 see the enlisted men recog-
ni2ed and entertained and given
chance to show themselves as they
are,
Ships Need the Men.
THAT il one Of the things which
gives poiut To these reviews, II is
good for the American people tn see
the ships of their navy assembled Ana
It lis good also for them to see the
sort of men who man the ships In
deed. they necessarily got together
y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-14
ALLEY IS RAIDED
AND MANY MANY TAKEN
RETREAT FOR THE SICK COM
PLAINS AND TWENTY SEMEN
ARE ARRESTED.

After repeated complaints has been
received from the Retreat tor the
Sick and from people who live In the
neighborhood. College alley, which
rune from Broad to Marshall streets,
east of Twelfth. was ratded early
yesterday morning hy Sergeant g, A..
Sherry and nine officers, and twenty
seven negro men and women who arc
said 10 have made the night dis
corslant with their noise were ar
rested.
Authorities from the hospital tele~
phoned 10 thc First station several
times about The disorder, and then
came complaints from others. Ser
geant SowelI desk sergeant al the
t1rat- unIice station, notified Sergeant
sherry. and the latter CaIlfng III Jtt
The men available. gntere1- College
alley from Broad street He was met
with scenes of wild disorder. 1'fJ
whole alley was cutting up. and
drunken men ANA women We're maxi
irg merry la oYorN house women
shrieked in discorlant laughter and
men yelled hoarsiy SIS the officers
entered the little street I'ltIoats in
the hospital were uuahje To steep. ar
tfghts appeared iii rteiuht7yset1tz, hou@ess.
Stationlnr men nj both ends OF the
alley, Sergeant sherry compieteG the
raid. ana practically the whole alley
was desel;.te when the officers had
finished their work All the negroes
were charged with being disar1eTiy
IN thc annoyance IF the Retreat fur
the Sick,
After the raid, tho alley was quiet,
and patients In the hos pital hnaliy
went to sleep and those of the neigh
borhood retired 20 their usual Stun
berg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-14
"PRAGGER Wager"
PRINCE OF WALES

LONDON. oct 13.--"Pragger wag-
GER Is the mama bestowed uu0n the
Prince of wales by his fellnw-students
at Magdalen college, oxford. whore he
entered yesterday NJ q freshlaan
Pragger is classic oxford stang for
prince. Tho word Wales" presented
ii difficulty, but In solemn conclave the
students dec aed chat wager Was
not only poss BILE. but 1T. and so it
WAS chosen. There is now not the
slightest doubt under the sun but that
the name will stick to the royal prince.
who will some day he King of En-
gland. The name given his royal
hignuess's august grandmother, queen
Victoria, by the coiieg ans was "t1hag-
ger"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-14
hIDNAp y PASSENGER
AND THEN ROB MAIL CAR

MONTERREY. MEN, oct, IA
passenger train was held an near here
today and John 7, Cameron. cattle
buyer OF FL Paso Tex, was k dina ped
and the mail car rthed, The train
was not damaged and proceeded on
its way.
Cameron MAS pn .his way tosMexico
to purchase cattle. 1t liz believed. he
lis held for ransom or 10 prevent fur
Their stock shipments from the dis
tricts held by rebels. A Mex can pas
senger was also held by the rebels.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-14
MOVING DAY FOR
BICYCLE SQUAD

Yxeun. omues. To-day is moving day
~,sh tha police Exchanges Will he,
,naaa nv the two districts on the nhrth
side OF the river The bicycle squad
~ the First district will he transfer
red TO the second. and vice versa. The
odlct issued 1T the last meeting "f
the board Of police commissioners
states Iaeonically that the transfer is
mad for the good of the service
There is that and nothing more The
bscyclemen will move. Some would
prefer To stay where they are, but the
law III the commissioners iR like sAat
OF the Modes and Pers ans--tt changes
not Exeunt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-14

sTHEN, oct 13.--The report mat
has been In circulation here Tor wv"
days To the effect that Greece was
about 10 withdraw from the haiNhn
Alliance Is declared today by persons
~ Official life TO be entirely without
Foundation. The mobilization Of the
Greek forces continues with undated
cnargy and has already produced ~ =.
suits beyond expectations OF army oni-
aials.
Men are being sent forward ny sP"-
csal trains. and II ~ expected that AT
teas. 1gS. goo soldiers VIII he cohc'h-
,rated on the frontier by t"heI ~"
night. Another force estimated ~
m ,f,a which has BEEN mustered with
m the past few days is NOW beng
ennipped at the various eenterS %
mobilization. Volunteers are prfstt's-
ing themselves at every rt,cful a.'.H
sta ton, and the government ~ "F.
vrheln,ed with their applications t"F
sersfce The war spirit II high
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-14
n
GIBSON TO STAY AT
HIS POST IN CUBA

WASHINGTON. oct. l3.--Hugh I,
Gibson, secretary Of the American le-
cation at Havana. who was assaulted
recently by a Sudan Journal 81. Will
not be transferred, according to an
announcement made by the state de-
partment today President Taft mas
directed, In view ~ Gibson's fAmill-
Arity with American Interests IN
Cuba, that he be retained there
Edward Bell second secretary has
been transferred IL tne department
0f state. and Francis 7. Coke. ~
Psnnss iyania. appointed IN his place.
Minister BeaupFe, recently IN Wash
ingfon, has returned to Havana.
Butter Wright Of Wyoming who was
havs tuken Nit II ffasdf5's nfHtt' I'll
Havana will be sent tn Hrassela la.
1s&ad az secretsry ~ the Amer Jca 81
legation there.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-14
BUSY COUNC|LhEN
OOWORkT THIS WEEK

r,upetlrnen will begin tonight 70
catch UP with matters when ia W
been delayed because OF the state i@lf
holiday week
The committee on water VIII "H
tonight al o'clock
This committee on grounds ana
buildings viii meet L. discuss tf'e Az
nual award of privileges AT the va
rious parks Most Of these rFiNheSes
go 10 Reservoir park. bat II Is eN-
..s .hat hiaa for the right TO eS-
taplish lunch room and fTnit staho
1T f,hirnborazo park will be submitted
Tomorrow night the board 81 alotf-
men win meet in regular session. a'A9
the committees on ordinances "N'
markets will also meet
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-14

NEW fNRk. Oct, b. seymour
Beutler, who VAS Cor thirty eeasa
connected with phakerton's detective
agency AMI FeeentiS, MAS head 0f q
deteetipt' agency bearing bis uanis,
Lad taa.4e-4-f- ta44ls4,as..ts-. a4S i5..4st-
Ter, who Was tfftg-tise years III age.
saeniaiized ia criminal identification
and fssr many Xear~ Mas in charge III
Isss Arasks fvr the Flnkrrtpn Rgsnty,