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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-14
FRED SAYLOR HELD
FOR EMBEzzLEMENT
Union Labor Advocate Ar
rested at Indianapolis on
a Serious Charge.

Fred Saylor, treasurer of the India
napolis painters council, who at
tempted to interest local painters to
organize in a union, at the time the
State Federation of Labor held it's an
nual convention here in September,
was arrested yesterday at Indianapolis
it being believed that Saylor is Ed
ward b. Wolf, wanted by the Pitts
burg police for embezZling a large
Gil there while acting as treasurer.
Saylor or Wolf was here during the
entire labor convention and discussed
the advantages of belonging to paint
ers' union. He urged the local paint
ers to organize and secure charter.
Wolf was treasurer of the painters
council in Pittsburg in 1908. He dis
appeared with all of the money of the
council, including a few dollars given
by members as benefits to be used in
case of sickness.
Shortly after this incident a man
giving his name as Fred Saylor join
ed the painters council in Indianapo-
lis, and soon had the friendship and
trust of the members. He worked
himself to the point where he was
chosen treasurer.
Recently some of the members Of
the council, it is said, suspected his
integrity. A few days ago it became
known that he had withdrawn $1,000
from one of the banks to transfer it
to another, bank and had failed to
make the deposit The incident was
reported to the police.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-14
XMAS PREPARATIONS
Salvation Army Already at
Work to Help Poor.

Arrangements are being completed
by Ensign and Mrs. Deuter, in charge
of the local work of the Salvation Ar
my for the winter relief among the
poor of the city. The paramount issue
before the local branch of the army
at the is preparation for Christmas.
The army is planning to provide all
of the poor children in the city with
underwear, caps, gloves and shoes in
addition to the general distribution of
toys.
Provision is being made for the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-14
WINTER WEATHER is
PROMISED RICHMOND

Richmond is to have colder weather
within the next day or SO. According
to the information from the United
States meteorological weather station
here indications point to colder wealth
er. The maximum temperature for the
past twenty-four hours was Al, and
the minimum SO, was recorded at 1870
o'clock this afternoon. This afternoon
the mercury was dropping. Indian
apolis reports warmer weather tomor-
row for this locality. Reports indicate
slight snow flurries will occur in or
near this vicinity.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-14
BOWLING NOTES

The Reliance Five took three games
from the Bonesetters in the most ex-
bowling alleys last evening. The first
game was tie with 863 pins. In roll
ing off the tie the Moulders knocked
down As pins to the 43 of the Medics.
Bert Martin had the high score with
230. Hunt had high average with
1S9. Youngflesh knocked down 213
pins and Hunt 200. The Starr Pianos
play the Giants tonight.
SUMMARY:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-14
FOR
A HORSE THIEF

The police were notified last night
that a horse had been stolen from
Harvey's livery barn at Dunreith. Ind.
The following description of the horse
was given: Color. light bay; weight
100 pounds; with one white hind
foot. The person who is believed to
have stolen the horse is a man who
had been around the barn for the past
week. He is described as having light
hair, weighing 135 pounds, wearing a
blue flannel shirt, corduroy pants and
gray coat. He has two prominent
gold teeth.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-14
WING IN
SHOCKING CORN
palladium Specially

MILTON, Ind, Nov. 14-Farmers
in this part of Wayne county are Wy
ing with each other in a contest to
one day. Samuel Johnson, a young
farmer. living south of here, yester-
day shocked 1922 bushels in one day,
establishing what is believed to be the
record this season.
Charles Kirlin, living east of here,
and Jasper Steele, his helper, recently
shocked and cribbed 20 bushels in
one day, thereby making record for
shocking and cribbing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-14
HE BOUGHT GASOLINE

Showing that the total amount of
expenses connected with his race for
the office of county commissioner in
the recent election to be s27.10, Ed
win T. Bertsch has filed his statement
of expenses with the county clerk, as
required by the State law. The ex-
penses, according to the statement,
include carfare. cost of printing cards,
gasoline. stationery and contribution
to the Democratic county central COM,
mittee
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-14

worthy families suffering from ad-
verse circumstances. Sewing circles
under the supervision of Mrs. Deuter
are now being formed and it is re-
quested that those interested in max
ing clothing for children communicate
with Mrs. Deuter. Mrs. Deuter is also
anxious that sewing circles assist in
making dresses for dolls. Material for
children's clothes and for the dolls
will be furnished by the Army.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-14
Is The Stomach Dispensable.

An operation for the removal of the stomach
q Chicago hospital recently, promoted dis
>usSion among the surgeons whether the stor,-
sch could be removed and the patient be none
he worse for X. Before the discr ssion had wei
died out. the patient had died 1t demonstrates
ne could not live without his stomach. To keey
the stomach in good condition, and cure constf
pstion. Indigestion, etc. use the great herb Taxa
sre compound, DIR. CaidweIfs Syrup Pepsir
Druggists sell IL at 50 ceu,s and s. bottle.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-14
WOMAN IN THE CASE
Spanish Police Believe She
Can Clear Mystery.
(National News Associatiou)

MADRID, Nov. 14.-Search is being
made by the Spanish authorities for a
young woman, it is believed will be
able to throw light on the assassina-
tion of Premier Canalejas by Manuel
Zarrate, the young anarchist. This
woman is the one whose picture was
found over Zarrate's heart and it bore
the inscription, ITO my unforgettable
Manuel"
The bullet which Zarrate fired into
his body pierced the picture. Copies
are being struck off and distributed
to the police and a general search will
be made for her.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-14

cordially invited to attend. Inc nOml-
nal sum of twenty-five cents will be
asked. This is the annual chicken
dinner given each year by the club in
order to procure money to furnish the
unfortunate children of the city with
Christmas dinner.
THANk-OFFERING MEETING.
One of the most enjoyable and de-
lightful events, and an affair which
will be long. remembered by persons
attending was the annual Thank-offer
ing meeting of the Woman's Home
First English Lutheran church held
Wednesday afternoon in the church
parlors This was also the twenty
fifth anniversary of the society. The
church had been artistically and beau
tifully decorated for the event. Tall
vases filled with beautiful white chrys-
anthemums were placed at various in
tervals about the church. The color
scheme white and green was carried
out in all the decorations. At one cor
ner of the church were the numerals
18S7-1912 done in white flowers with
a background of cedar. The effect
was very beautiful and added much to
the exquisiteness of the decorative
motif The program arranged for the
occasion was most excellent one. A
beautiful reading entitled Gods Hand
Is Moving On" was given by Mrs. Will
liam Rooney. Mrs. Will Sudhoff read
an instructive paper entitled Our
Coming Opportunities For Christ"
Mrs. Lee B. Nusbaum, charter men,
Der of the society, gave the history
of the society, telling of it's early strug-
giles and it's rapid advancement. Miss
Ruth PeltZ, most talented musician,
played a beautiful organ number. Mrs.
F. w. Kruger and Mrs. Fred ]. Bartel
sang a pretty duet in their usual
charming and accomplished manner.
A quartet composed of Mrs. Anna
Heitbrink, Mrs. Lee B. Nusbaum, Mrs.
Oliver Nusbaum and Mrs. E. G. How
ard sang several selections. After the
program the guests were invited to
the adjoining room where a luncheon
was served at small tables. The ap-
pointments were in green and white.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-14
DINNER WEDNESDAY.

Lest the public forget the dinner
to be given Wednesday at the Pythian
Temple by the members of the Penny
club attention is again called to the
event. The dinner will be served
Wednesday, November the twentieth
in the Pythian Temple from eleven
until two o'clock. The public is most
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-14
"GETS-iT VIII Get Every Corn
You've Got!"

At last, real does-what-it-says corn
cure. Nothing like it has ever before
been known.
Every man and woman who has
corns. callouses, warts or bunions,
ought to try "Gets-It" at once and see
how marvelously it works. Quit shay
ing your corn with razor. You may
draw blood and cause blood poison
Ing
"GETS-IT" is remarkable because it
never irritates or turns the true flesh
sore or raw. 1t can't. 1t is as safe as
water. Stockings won't stick to it.
Corn pains stop. The corn or callous
shrivels up, comes out Blessed relief,
.'GETS-IT" is sold at druggists at %
cents bottle. or sent on receipt of
price to e. Lawrence & Co.. Chicago.
Sold in Richmond by A. G. Luken &
Ca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-10
UNA GANGA

Qa"r desee d u muhfiisfta
para sala, comp. - Jore uliaa.
cuatrO sillones. do. aaas. nu aasf
una mesita centre madera clrvada ds
Viena, tiene ahora rropicia oportaui
dad.
Hay adcmas, uns mcsa scis aiflas
para eomedor, N ruarda comidaa un
chiners, un tinsjero con su piedra. aa
nitro y una mesa con pisdra marmol
para II servicio de- somsdor.
rambien pue,Ie adgririrse. una cana
dc hierrO, para me plaza, y m lavaho
Este mObiliario ssta compleiameuse
nuevO y puede verse. en- la casa namero
80 dc In oails de Tsinkn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-10
S. Brau
La situacion en- Cuba

Fl cable, con su proverbial laconismo
daba Ell estos dias 1ltimos una nota 5ien
triste, sobre la actual situaci6n, cri-
tea por demas, que atraviesa la isla
de Cuba. la mas joven de las Repd
blcas de America, despues de la de
Panama
Cuba tambien Sc ha contagiado de
Ia mlsma dolencia interna que afije a
casl todos los paises latino -americanos
Sc halla presa de iguales y desastrosas
commissioners politicas que sus hernia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-10
Para Irm a Finlav
Reina bella del CarnavaI

FIRES bella gaarsla, delisada eual IA r,~s
que EN- e valio Horeciente tallo al airc ordca
que candHia gracIOsn su c0rola bahncea
= los besos de "a brisa, de Ia brisa eaprichosel
En- tus oi"s hechceros bra juega lumia,aa
una chispa dtSprendida de In rradiaei6n Fehea.
y TN carne de e%eutura Ia de Venus Ciierea
solo ii puete lguaarse por 10 frcsa por o hs-rea
CuaAdo mlrae con tus oios, grandgs, bellies sohad,-s
qneda el ho1nbre enamorado reds prao ve-te
son tan negr,H tan garzoS brilau-, fr-tiep-u
que impossible coutempIaro~ sin que ~ IIs,e ars
a'lnque tuego os fugaceS, del tr.sie, riro-.s
ell sllente ray dlsce he su uz De IA rnuerfs
San Juan. r. 4vnebko gsrtlq
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-10

do de sus denigrantes frases hacienda
lie saber que aquellos individuos pertene-
cian al bando insurgente; recom6ndan-
dole Ia vez tJviese mucho cuidado con
la correspondence, asi con la que sc
dirigia Venezuela por la via de Cura-
gao, dOnde era violada, como con La que
Sc introducfa en- ell pals.
Y efectivamente eonducidos Dor IN
pasajerO procedente de Curacao caian en
pOder del gobernador, algunas semanas
despues, cuatro pliegos dirigidos al cura
de Ponce 3 al orimero CON quieps topose el
pOrtGdOr.
Como una direction tam original in
ducia SoSpechar del contenido, abiertos
tuer0n los S0bres por mandamiento gu
oemativo, hallandose dentro gacetaS V
proclamas del gobiemo revolucionario de
1aracaS y cartas para ell Obispo Arizmen
ii y otr0S YecinoS de la ciudad v de San
German, en- que Sc c0municaban extern
sos fnfOrmeS s0bre la Marcia de los aeon
teclmientos Y desarr0llo del plan revolu-
alonarlo, con alusioneS S0brad0 picantes
para ,Melendez a quien sc tachaba de no
s}fnpetjear con los caraque55os, y Sc de
Seaba Yer por ALA para cortarIe las ore
idS. DOr: /SlLS bf7Lt1bda1ps
Melendez comunic6 al supreme Con
%elQ de Regencia que habia Sustituido
4 Ia Junta Central en- el Gobierno de Ia
metropoli, los hechos Ocurridos, acOmpa-
nando toda Ia Recommendation com
orobatolla y quejandose, no del obispo
'lno Gle Su director espiritual, 0 sea el
ioctor Gutierrez del Arroyo quien su-
gestionaba al preaado
Todo esto Sc agita por ese hombre
intrigante y fomentador de disoordia-
serbia Melendez-El eS el autor de
ts4s comunraciOnes en- que Sc me anne
0aza y eXcomulga, y su osadia exige que
'e lie Saque De la isla. enyiandolo a San
10 Domingo Il a otra igleSia donde no
oueda, la >ombra del obispo, Su coe-
taneo amigo, propagar impunernen-
IDEAS perniciOsas contralias al orden
s5tablecido p0r las leyes.p
FL ConSejo de Regencia respondi6 a
eSta queja hOmbrando q Don Salvador
Melendez brigadier de ej6rcito e invis-
tlendole dc facuItades extraordinarias
para eXpusar del pals Sometido su
nimdo a.cualquler persona cuya reSidtn-
ia eonSiderase peligrosa Inconvenience.
En esta Read Orden tomaron pie al
gunos atrOpelios con que Mel6ndez res
pondi6 a las provocaciones y ofensas
de que fue objet0, pero no fu6 larga la
infiuencia de tan imprudente medida.
Don Ramon Power que. de repreSen-
tante en- la .Junta Central de Seyilla
habia paSado, por nueya elecci6n. a .Di-
plttado Ell has famosats Cortes de Cqediz
en- las Que ocup6 una -presidencia
Sc dedie0 activamente a exponer los pc
hgros de una authorization tan discrecio
nal, obtemiend0 su rebocaci6n en- IS de
febrero de I'LL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-10

mas. Question es eSta SIN duda, de
temperamento. ataviSuo Gle raza; n.
cabe aplicar a estos paeblos aquel an
tiguo y sabido aforismo. que a mara
villa estereotipa 81 caractcr ps,c0lo-
gia individual y collective: "Genio Y
tigura. ="
Asi es en- efecto hbres lndependien-
tes y soberanOS aqucllcS paises, que
crear0n heroes inmortalaS cscrihie-
ron en- la Historic paginas gloricsas
torcierOn bien prOnto ons derroteros
equivOcarOn su vcrdadcro destino, sc
ofuscarOn, Ell una palahra. cayendo por
egoismOs absurdos en- hehas esteriles
malgastandO energia> consumicndo
inntilmente eSfuerZoS. qle mejor diri-
gidOs hubieran levantado = niyel gran
diOso y perdurablr de prosperidad
dichas RepGblicas alocadae. suieida- s.
que parece ser obrau ,5lo por insfiuto
de retrogradaci6n.
FL lamentable cSpccticulo que dla-
rio Ofrecen las naciones hispano-a no.
ricanas prueba con Sus iuteStuJs iu-
.ustificadas conticndaS ~ vcrdad -
nesta que hechoS rcpctid"S yirucu
demOstrar
La Repubica cubana desdc sus co.
mienzOs, ha experimentalo couvu' $40.
nes dOlorosaS, que produlo por l6Cica
consequences, la invasion cNtranicra.
Hoy, de mevo, Ell horizoutc cu aquclla
hermosa isla aparecc cubierto de jcn-
sos nubarrones, presagios cirrtos ne
tempestad que ST avecma. con motive
de la mcha electoral iuiciada para de-
signar la persona que ha dc rcgir los
destinos del pueblo cubauo. cuaudo cc-
Sc en- su mando dc Gohicruo ID Gene.
raj Gomez.
Y como Sino fucra VA bastantr ~
deseOnciertO poIitico que rciua atorg
EN- Cuba vino a dar mayor suma H. lu.
quietudes el pavoroso proolcma h. rs
llamados veteranosquc le vaho apacI
pals una "saludablc adycrteucia dc
parte de Sus buenoS protectorcs.
La prensa cubana dc todos los ma
tees pOliticos no diSimuIa los tcmorcs
que la asatan EN- las columnas de ca
81 todos sus diarioS Sc dcscubrc. "a pri
mera vista, el estado de latcnte ncrvio-
sidad que So apodero dc aquel pueblo
el cual neceSita de gran serenidad de
espiritu, cordura y provision en- los &C
tuales mOmentOs criticos; pOrUe, de
no haber la debida sensatez. es nmy
probable que Sc juegue 81 ultimO albur
a su independence, con riesgo dc nue.
va deinitiva intervention. pero gacil
Y SECURE hacia la anexi6n, quo erat
demonstrandum
Ahora bien: 81 la campana yetera.
nista sc dirigiera exclusivamente ha-
hacer propaganda en- favor de Ia mejor
pnbhca, cierto es que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-10
Ell ABOLENGO
SEPARATISTA
III

reclo prlldente, dadoS los vientecillos dc
lndependencia que en- la isla Sc perez
bian, permitir que aquellos hombres dis
curriesen a sus anchas, activando con
sus noticias Ell contagio revolucionariO
Orden6, pues, el captain general que
los tres seminariStas permaneciesen
arreStad0S en- Sus celdaS, sin Salir a min
guna parte hasta que sc dispusiese su
reembarco para Venezuela. Y, sin res
petO al mandate gubernativo, salieron
los arreStadoS del convento sc traSla-
daron al obispado, donde el padre Ariz-
mendi les orden6, de presbitero a uno
de diaconoS a los otroS. al reque-
rimlent0 gubernativo por tai incorrec-
cl6n, contestaba el guardian de los fran
clscanos-venezoano de origen, como ca
casi tola la omunidad-negandos a re
clbir comunicaciones de tai indole que
solo p0r c0nducto del prelQdo debian ser
to dd'TgadGS.
Tuvo pues Neldndoz o,a roon,.r;. u
Padre Arizmendi, de quien recibi6 du-
ra conteStaci6n. FL obispo despu6s de
manlteStar que la circmstancia de ser
caraquenos los seminaristas no era mo-
tivos para negarleS las o6rdenes. aclsa-
ba al captain general de violaci0n legal
can0nica al arreStar ecFeSIaSticos sin
conocimiento del prelado; Te declaraba
lncurSo en- eXoomuni6n Y le aconSeiaba
tener muy pre$eates las cauSoS Dc Ia
eTdSp6rdcl0n p0DHial que ha6jq Dr0duci-
d0 IN Caracas l. deattUci6n de autori-
dGdes; para que no djcsc h,gar q elias
con 81 faltG ii rcSpcto Ia Hcigi6a u
SuS ministries.
Y es erf,46o-al1,1,a - h,o, ob;sao
-tonto ceJo On ,.l.ol,,,;. .o. :,f.l.
ceS, nGtWGloS d. u1 pals cat6Eco. n tan
GdOrmecidG la c0RductG de dal. abriqo a
a'uItitad de jGcobinos franceses 1n re-
Jlgl6n, que CON Ia corrupci6n dc costan,-
breS ham c0,etQqiaoo ihSenSiblDmeute Ios
"'''%s"'as de Ia m0Tat c'7st'G'1 ~ que eS-
'0S ""0''@"'eS J"eroR fd"c9doS.
Esos franceses a. ell obispollamaba Jacob
nos, no eran vagabundos perdonavidas !:
eran 81, colonOs la boriosos q. desde ell ad-
venimiento de Felipe V. al trono espanol
habfan comenzado a establecel$e en- la isla
dedicandoSe la agriculture. Al eStallar
la RevOluci6n ament6Se su ntlmero con
familias procedentes de, Hayti. va rea-
listas, va repubIcanas. por 10 cual al
invadir Napoleon a. Espana. Sc do or
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-10

NADIA podia yituperar ell gobernador
en las instruociones cOncej1es que Sc
DO traSmitian, puesto que la protesta
de independence sc eStahlecia condicio-
nalmente. pOr 81 GCGSO Sc GJfG1azGbG nueUo
domino SoberanO en- Ia metr6pOh, y la
constitution de la Junta provincial era
remed0 de 10 acontecido en- las provincias
peniuSulares; pero los hechos proharon
gue balo aquellas formulas diplomati-
cas- de adhesion a una dinaStia cuya
restauraci0n no sc tenia por cosa posi-
bic. fermentaban en- Puerto Rico las mis-
mas ideas que tomaron forma revolu-
cionaria en- Caracas cinco meses despues.
/ que no solo ell Ayuntamiento de San
German ooRulgaba EN- tales ideas bien
presto hubo de descubrirse.
FL de agoSto de 1910 a consecuen
,cia de feStividad de Santo Domingo de
%5uZman, celebrabase en Ell convento de
Santo Tomas de Aquino de la capital
m banquete, que asistfan, seg1n cos
tumbre, dignidades y funcimariOs de
diStlntOs ordenes va en- los poStres
ocurri0Sele al doctor Jose Gutierrez del
Arroyo. Prov yisor yicario del obispad0,
solieitar Ia opinion de don Lorenzo Or
liz de Iaratte, Sargento mayor del regi-
mientO lie miliciaS de caballeria, acerca
SIC los Successes que adquirian desarrollo
en- Costa Firae. Zarate reprob6 ener-
gicamete la abeli6n, y el provisor mos
tr0se partidar:o de ella, defendiendo ca
lJrrosamente q sus autOres, que en- las
7ofop3GS LcyCs de TndsGs Sc ap0gaban
para 0sNttener sW derechO La poI6mica
degencr0 en agrla disputa que cort6 el
padre superior de los d0minicos. pro
ToOniendo Urn brindis de tonos concilrado-
res.
Frs&Scendi6 hasta Ia Fortaleza 10 ocu-
rrpdo en- ell cmnvento, y Melendez. escama-
do va con las proteStas del cabildo SAN
germeffo y teniendo presente que sacer-
dotes como el can6nigo Madariaga ha-
Diam sIdo actores GA ell pronunciamiento
dc Caracas, prOoes0 al doctor Gutierrez
del Arroyo; pero ei obBpo, don Juan
AleJo Arizmendi, puertorriqueno que en-
Venezuela practicara sus estudioS. acu-
'di6 Ia defensa de su provisor, mani
1esstando al capitan general que, tratan-
dose de un eclesiastlo0 con ejercicio de
autorFdSd pOr delegaci6n episcopal era
at 1sretGOO y no a JOS trgb1snGles Ordina-
Tsos q 2a1eR c01apet{a e5 conOcin9ent0
ste Ia cGaSso. Mel6ndez no sc atrevi6
presclndir del fuero episcopal, pesar
ssel patronato real que ejercia en- Ell pals
y 4as @ctusciorses del proceso pasaron
a la cur5a eolesiastica To cual equiva-
De decn- que Sc ech6 terra al aSunto
Este hecho agrav6 La irritabilidad de
Mel6ndez que va habia sido burlado Dor
el oblSpo EN- otra de sus disposiciones.
III 10 de JUNO deSembarcaron en- San
Juan tres isdividuos, namados don Joa-
quin Castillo Veytia, don Domingo Ares
te y Reyna Y don Antonio I1andaeta
Arl7ofa, con pasaportes del gobierno re-
wolucionario de Caracas di1nisorias del
Nee8esiasticO para recibir las Sagradas Or
sdenes Ell Puerto Rico. Estos tres semi
nSrlstas sc aloiarou en- ell conyento de
franciscanos- Y como el gobierno de
Caracas no reconOcia el de Regencia es-
fablecidO EN- Espafa, no crey6 Meleudez
eorrecto reconocer valdez en- aquellos pa
sapOrtes que sc Ie presentaban, nj lie pa
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-02-15
Crushed to Death.

John Dunlap, aged about q years
was crushed to death under manure
spreader some time Saturday after
noon on the Witter farm l-2 mile
north of Merwin.
AS there were no eye witnesses to
the affair it is not known. exactly how
the accident occurred but it is sup
posed that the team which he was
driving to the spreader ran away,
throwing him under the machine and
breaking the bolster, allowing the i'm
mense weight to fall on him, killing
him probably instantly. The body
was dragged for some distance. When
Mr.. Dunlap failed to return from his
work until late, his wife became un-
easy and search was instituted for
him. His lifeless body was found
under the wreck of the manure
spreader in the pasture where he had
been working, at about 8 o'clock.
Fifteen men were required to lift the
machine from his body.
He is survived by widow and two
children.
The remains were taken to Cush-
ing, Oklahoma, for interment.