davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1912-06-30

A special purchase of mems and
women's fine quality Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs-so- called seconds"
because of slight faults in manu-
facture. Nothing to hurt the wear
or appearance.
Choice of various desirable kinds.
including initial. plain. satin stripe.
and embroidered effects.
Get a supply of these handker-
chiefs tomorrow for vacation needs
Regular l0c and l5c values at sc
each-or half a dozen for csc.
The Washington times., 1912-06-30

So so Perfection"
Blue Fla me Wick
less Coal oil Cook
Stoves; three burn
ers; W ant 2 d
smokeless and odoT-
fo, Is,'. S5.98
lOI ssssssss
The Washington times., 1912-06-30

THIS COUPON and
&c for TWO regular sc
cans of Borden's Peer
Less brand Evapora ted
Milk. tTO
The Washington times., 1912-06-30

Pretty summer drapeIy
materials, consisting OF
yard-wide ST lkol n S,
Scrims, Madras. and Crepe,
in pink, blue, red. gold,
rose and green: also white
Swiss and Nottingham
Lace. in dots. figures, and
lace effects.
Wanted for curtains.
scarfs. and dTaperies To-
morrow az slaC q yard in
ad OF l2hc and l5c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-10

soao man ifal foretaee fig, itaar man
%formooer, Of ben er tiliteSe.
8od airurgmsoet / Stocfbolm
ifior fremiattc Sperl9ge Grnit Sor.
iIog til en- "Dieooelelie iii Blibliflm
ON Den ianfalote 9linStarmbetRr-
belize, o. meS bette SoriIag lrrtter
Sort. tit lille Sfrift. s forte, flare
Ruufter aiper "ReoSeIeIien" geifeo
Cyl SMoomenS SPoe, Ser,s adria.
GER og oers Spmptomer iamt on,
hooo 4atienten ifal gisre: hlirtigit
mnIig ienOe BUD eiter Ell 2Gge og,
inotil oerne fommer, hoIoe iig / Ro
| Senaen % bncrfer ipiie eqer oriffe
OF iremfor aft life taqe Offerings
mi6ler elcr "2anementer", Ser fan
forOprre Spg6ommer | meaet bel
@raS. Borer oct lPnae. inben 2G.
Gen fommer, mac E%atieuter oriffe
nogIe WltuofulSe folt ganS, oa for
at lin0re Smerterre fan man Ipqge
CT odrmt Smlloq paa lluoerlioet. :
Reaclcn oil 9Ggen ttlraaoe Soipi.
taISinolGgaelie meo oct i0mme; men
oerrnco rr oct fife alto gioet, at ga.
tientcn itrafs ifnI opereres. Or Ser
fuu iorlebet fort Sio efter SpgSom.
mems gegpnbelie. err Operation imio-
!srtiO set btrtiaite oq i~ifreIte RiooeI.
SIuttcIia tiIroaOer SoerlGge
Grrit G%ntienter, iom bar ooeritaaet
ct SiliGlbc uoen Operation, at lace
glinOtarmen fierne, nnor GnfaISet
er oreoet opcr, iiGr bois Den Spge
Dor lanai ira 2ple OF SoipitaI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-10
Slinotdrmsbet0noelle
SporlsoeS Den ifal bcbarolcs.

Sen auieeoe banife Spgc, SoerIp.
&c Or. u. Z. Grnit bar rogipet ct
Iioet Sfriit ON 9linotarmSbctpnoeI.
le. Get omtoIes / bauife 2Geefreoie
meo mcgeu GnerfieuoeIie.
8anife fort ifiIOrer 0oftoren
Slinhtormeus onotomiife SorboGb.
Der | iao bsi 8rao bc1initiQer en- @e.
trnoeIies Spitooeu og bens iarIigc
8orleb. Spgoommcn fan iorefom,
me hos Eatienter / enboer Iloer. -
Or. Grnit bar opereret eli Sloiua paa
50 Nar 90 ct Barn pao Z MaoneOer.
Zen err bpppigere hos WGno emo hos
Gpinoer, men forefommer neppe bpp.
pigere M, for Siber enc tioIigere, GA
Den life ~erfienbtes iom iaa6on, men
i~fiulteS unber @e1rebet ~llnoerlips.
betGnbelie", Notwithstanding"
eller Iigncnbe.
MISUNDERSTANDING ioraoriaees
bpppigit oeo Smitteitoi ira carmen,
oe ben begpnber oite paa ct Si6s.
punft, bpor Der er mango gafterier /
carmen I. Or. efter en- SalSbetPnoeIs
le, SnilileuSo eler lianenoe Snicf.
tion, bpis Smitteltof trrn9er ino |
Vliuotarmens lille "ormformebe
Seob9ng" oa iremfnlber en- 9etpn.
belle. iom begpuber | SIimbinben for
of urbeioe Jig gienuem Niiifenoget til
@ugbinoen. s gunitige 5ili9Ibe
iremfalbeS en- lofoIiieret @etpnoeI'c
al gugbinben eller Ell aigrPniet Wo.
terieanlamling men / De mere poIo.
iommc SiliGlbe ubpifler Der iig
&olobranb | Sarmen, JON briiter %
icnoer tit Snbbolo al Woterie og
Slim inc | lln6erlioet. glinotarm.
~betpnoeIlens Sorlsb er poerit for
ifieaig | Senieenbe til nbartetbeS, og
oct er ofte meaet onnifeligt at beosm-
me ben eiter Sc obieftioe Spmpto.
mer. Zen fan begpnbe al6eles pluo.
ielig meb iterfe Smertcr / bsire 81.
De al lln0erIipet, Sober, &palme og
Spfaituing; men Den fnn ogiaa no.
pifle zig 1onlte inigenoe uoeu Seber
eaer Spfnitning og meb Smerterne
lofaIiieret aroetteoS.
% mon life er iitan6 iii iiffert at
beosmme SpsoommenS SorIsb | ct
gipet 5iliGlbe, og 6orboIbene meget
bIrtig fon iornnbre iig, bsr enbper
gntient bebanoles paa Soipttal eIer
alinit, boor oft er purat iii ct eoen.
tlielt o~peratipt Sn6gre6. 8eo ingen
on6en Spg0om err BET iaa pistigt iom
Der, at n rationel gebanoling in0s
le6es ian burtigt iom muligt, og oct
bar pitt ia at De ileite Botienter fan
reobes pe6 Ell tioligere Speratiou.
8erfor err oct al itsrite getponing, al
Eliblifilm peo geife6 ON, bporle6es
MISUNDERSTANDING ptrer zig, og
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-10
"@mttcn or suoer til RanScn" err

ct gammelt Sroiprog. bpiS San6bco
onerfienoes ooeralt. Oct or ira 8ut.
ternes RPffer, at oe iremti0iae
Mpno retrlrtteres. Spor pigtig er
berior life oeres Sunobeo og legen!.
Iige llopiflirg! Zen 8ei oct unge
Sfuo bGloer, beier erect iig." Wr.
SarI Slion ira 8retna, Neb., Fri.
Der: ~Bi bar Ell lioeu 8ut, iom al.
ITO bar oGret ioag % iugeIig % pIa.
get me6 Suou6iIet. 5iliioit pasne6e
oi altrito for BAN, og ban er mi iriif
og iterf pe0 9ril9en al oanns so6e
Weoicin."
Or. 8eterS a1trifo, oct gamle, len.
ge prepeoe llrtemiooel, er goot for
De Smoa, iaapeliom for De borne.
Oct uoionOrer De urere g9oiter og
ltprfer og opbpgger Spitemet.
S5nqen apotbefer. Ypebicin. Spe.
cieae agenter iorifuiier Den, eller Den
fan faces oirefte ira 2aboratoriet.
Sfrip til Or. geter Sabrnep & Cons
60, 1875 60. Sopne ape., Obi.
cage, Sa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-10
SfottetoSet.
Cberit Siuc!airs Salo peS Sringcn
ben 26oe gusIit 1872.

Sr. sinclair brog cper ialten SAP,
til 9oriq bans aurs monne Itanoe;
blonbt @uobranos Shipper ban fanot
fin 8rap,
Der oanfeb iaa blobig en- 8anoe.
Saalebes inoIeSer COP. Storm i'm
popul9re "Sinclairpiie", bpori ban
malenbe ifilorer "Sfottertoget" /
1912 meb oct for @u6bronbsoslerne
iaa qrerige Slag peO arinsen, buor
Den iii Sagnbelt opbeieoe Sberit ell
Ter rettere aaptein 6eorg SincIair
meo iaa eobt iom belle lin Scr fanot
OGDEN. Ere aarbunhreoer er | oisle
Gage benrutbet iioen bin bersmmeli'
ge gesipenbeb, iom ri berfor her |
forte Drag oil 9ienfaLOe ! erinbrin'
gen.
timber "aaImarfrigeu" bapoe Gu.
ltap N0olr I 1917 pperpeI HOTTIE
trooper, bporaf ct aorps poa ON.
firing 400 Ranb giennem Stisroa.
len ogiaa naaeoe mo ! Soerige, me
oens ct anoet aorps unoer aaptein
8eorg Sinclair lanbeoe De6 Romsoa.
len. Ser, fortGaer Sagnet, mana
De en- Sitter 9eber alognes til at foo.
ie Sfibene mo til 9~eblungsnes. Wen
for at gisre Wariden IGngere os be-
iperlisere for Sienoen, iom asteoe at
tr9nse Jig siennem 8u6branosoalen,
inobilote ban Sfotterne, at beres
Sfibe life funbe flpoe Longer inb emo
iii ct Steo. iom enbnu faIoes "Stot.
t%ebammeren". Ser ifeeSe ogiaa 9anb.
itisningen. og beriro ioretog be irem-
meSe trooper i'm Snbmarid giennem
R~omsoolen. @iitnof iorisgte Homs.
bsIerne, iom mansleoe baaoe gaaben
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-10

Sgioa oct Steo, boor sinclair
ialot ut tit Rinoesmerfe. anIeo.
ming al Gbriition oen 6tes Reiie tiI
Sronbbiem | 1893 bIeu ser lot Ell
1rGitstte meo ct Beers, iom iuoIe0e.
Ses meo bisie Strofer al aiugo:
Moo, Srolfab, 3apperbe6 OF huao
iom giuer g@re
Zen belle 8eroen fan blar6t RorJes
Shipper lore.
s 1926 bleo oen ombpttet meo Ell
Stenltstte, iom en- Triootmano
8uobran0Sooleu ifal bnpe Iaoet iptte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-10
Naoiutit | NusIano.

Oct feiierlige ruSiiife gioenifn6s.
ofnocmi bnr iaoet beoiIeet 10000
Rlb!er til nrrmere lloiorifuinq al oe
Steoer | HitsIm6. hpor man bar mn.
oct radioactive WineruIer. gaereoe
iiior bIeo Der ienot Gfspeoitioner |
famine Giemeo til llroI, Sergbmtn.
egnen OF aaitfaiits, boor man iunbt
meget % pGr0ifuIot IoteriaIe. SSoar
itaI Der ienoes GtSpeoitioner I'll llral,
annfaius, Srausfoufaiicn og Sibi.
rien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-10

NNAAA "a
81 % Bin til iaite @iGlter % Hei.
ienoe peo Solteiielo Sonatorium i
Spene.
Sra lite Suli iaar er aabuet npt
Yoltaabneri peo Gol6cn BRO i
Sanbsp9r. Iapnet blioer SoItpeot
NEE fbp. 2anbbaubler u. .. Soc
iom Eoitaabner.
q. g. 9ienno, Spoul, RlmeoaI,
bar paa ct Iar ianset 20 Stir. H9p
% bar erboIot 9rosiere 8etres
TrGmie paa 90 ar. for opgtis Nrpe.
fausit. - StatelS uoitiaing for 5G,
6aar % Spin ifal ibsit boloeS i
9ore.
3iIs ariitan @uni SanoSupr,
fplote iioitIeoen Toe Sunni SO gar.
Wanee 8enner % ~beficnote msote
irem I'll 8ratilation. RiIS @uli
bar tioIigere p9ret Seriiont % gel.
tog / 1850 / Den oonit.tpife arig.
San err irembeIes friif % Oriuer meo
Sneoferarbeibe.
Sprer Sop Slatin bar al Serrebs.
itpret iaaet ct gibrag poa Str. 800 til
lloeipelie al en- Slesber8. Saga.
S%oteIeier Sch. Gbrtiteuien, Der.
itebs, bar M ioretaget betpbeIige llo-
pioelier Of "@ranb SotcI". San ori.
Der MI ogiaa en- goot isgt ainemato.
graf.
9aagen Sampiag er M fisbt al
Ole llnano for $4,000 Str.
9uiteruos amtsting bar beoilget
al Samlagspengene Ser. 400 til @u.
iferlioS SpIfe al oct norife SotaIai.
bolosielifab % Ser. 800 til S. .. y.
&.
&ongsberg aftiebrp9geri err oeb
Spangsauftion iolgt til 9rpggcrime'
tier 8. Salh for Ser. 10000.
Srf. 2infen Inoerfen, aon9Sberg,
og Hebaftsr Salpor Storm, Stap-
anger, bar inogaaet sggteifab. Sr.
Storm rebigerte / flere Gar oct III
inbgaaebe 9lab "8ongsberg aOreS.
ie".
afeaaet pes 9soen er f~sl9enbe ira
&ongsberg: aisbmanb Ginor @es-
iel, 90 gar; Sohanne Warie Sueno.
fen, ST Iar; Snga Wartbe Soiic
Salman, foot grlia, 4312 Iar; Ma-
rem gllbecf, I. &riitenien, 10 aar;
@i9uita aarse, I. Inoerien; War'
gretbe eliiabetb Sleiiter, Gatter al
ganffasierer Sob. SIien; @arerl
@piu, so Ior; Sobanne Warie
Spenbien, 81 aar; gogbinoer Sa'
cob @nton 8ills, 40 aar; ban par
en- 9rooer al g%ogbanbler 8ias.
8aarbIalg err Der Ell Wpngoe al;
Ser iGlges og Ser fisbe8. 8etil &efs'
rllo bar iolgt lin 8aaro / Great
rumsgaoen til g. g.. @affe for $500
Ser. Genne iioite iolgte Den Itrar
igien til 4nbers @uuifien fra gfer
for 5000 Ser. Ole 9uen bar Iolgt
fin Gienoom / SunnegrGnoen til
Siolmar a%lippenberg for $500 SIR,
Ole s. lllebergS 8aarb paa Sau'
acne er Iolgt til aari Stub for 1000
ar.. Ole 8. Ssniu bar til anoers
8. Sausan fra 5Iepberg iol9t i'm
@aaro paa @amleerGnbaaien. Hil'
Itao @aaro paa Scnosp9rmoen CT
Iolgt til gaabenarbeioer Sacot
grpbn. Gienoommeu Mpra / Som
baleu blep peo 3bie 8angs Iitftion
iolat til Iaterialforpalter g. s. 81
len, Suabeim, for 1850 SIR. gnfe'
fru Sfobts gienoom paa Hpmoen er
iolat til Suns g9rfet ira SanospGr,
gn beflagelig lllptfe b9note Tor
nplig, iSet ben 9anIe Smeltebptte,
"Mpnten" falbet, neObrGnbte. Oct
Dor en- ippr gpgning, oelpis bp99et
al Sten, og tiIbsrte Statens gfpnt'
inbretning. Wan er aaereoe goaei
iaana meo @ienopfsrelien. Sloer
Ifplotes nof en- &srIeoning fra en-
npopiat Smelteopn.
ct itort. pregtig Gleftricitetsoeri
for 9nen err opbpaget / Nprbeoen al
Npbroen. Oct gamle gerf bite Jig
for tibet.
Bite Srli 1912.
Crit &lppe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-10

SrGuger &c en- Sgmaifiue? "Sus.
pennen" err iad goo iom noaen anoeu
Spmuitire iii oen oobbelte Bris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-10

esus "tttprab. BoittH" I'll SIRgt CO Gen.
uer | bet admle gaHo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-03
SOlicite EStudiOS Y Pianos.
La senora Sarraga
en- el teatro
La conferencia de anoche

\ la bora anunciada dio comienzo ell
acto anunciado en- ell teatro Municipal
FL teatro estaba lleno, predominando
el elemento masculine. En- el escenari0
tomaron asiento algunos signifcados
miembros de la federation espiritista y
del club de libre-pensadores.
Present6 la Sra. Sarraga nuestr0
ilustre companero Don Manuel Fer
ndndcz Juncos que habl6 brevemente y
fue muy aplaudido.
N adelantarse al proscenio la Sra.
Sarraga fue saludada con una larga
ovaci6n La Sra S4rraga habl6 por es-
pacio de una hOra y media desarrolan-
do el tema; evoluci0n religiosa. FIRE.
cuentemente fue interrumpida por los
aplausos de sus partidarios al final de
la conferencia recibio una prolongada
oVaci6n Al eScenario subieron varias
ninaS a Ofrecer ramos de flores a la Sra.
Sarraga que, en- su discurso, dedic0 ell
mayor espacio a atacar el catolicismo.
No repetimos sus argumentos, son los
de siempre, los que hemos dido siempre.
La Sra Sarraga Sc eXpresa con tacl-
lidad de palabra Sc observa en- ella una
gran costuInbre de dirigirse las gran
des masas un habil conocimiento del
mOdo de cautivarlas. Sc presenta bien
vestida, con una toilette irreprocha-
BILE. con las manos cuajadas de brilIan-
tes, mucho brillo EN- los ojos, y sonrle
tiene una pronunciation atenuadamen-
tie andaluza, graciosamente defectuosa,
y es simpatica, agradable, interesante
como toda mujer artista
Esta noche dara la segunda conferen-
cia de la serie anunciada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-03
EN- LA FORTALEZA

Manana las cuatro de la tarde. Sc
efectuara en- la Fortaleza una reuni6n
de las personas que han de tomar par
te en- la velada que Sc esta organizando
a beneticio de la Liga Antituberculosa
en- Ia que Sc representara la opera Ell
Mlkado :, va conocida de nuestro nj
blico.
La Comision organizadora suplica a
los que han de tomar parte en- la vela-
da, su puntual asistencia la reunion
de maiana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-03
Ell JUEZ CASTRO

Aver tarde ha llegado esta capital
nuestro distinguido amigo ell Lcdo. An
tonic F. Castro, Juez de la Corte de
Dlstrlto de Ponce All senior Castro
acompafia su estimable familia que pa
sara una temporada de dos meses en-
Santurce, en- la casa de la sonora viu-
ola de Quinones, parienta polftica del
senior Castro.
Ell BOLETIN MDRCANTIL saluda
afectuosamente la distinguida familia
que tan estimada es EN- esta capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-03
FORASTEROS

De Fajardo han llegado aver, don p
p Hastrigs, ell DR. F. Diaz y don NJ
Zalduondo; de Aguirre don RIB. Rogers
y Mr. A. p. Woodman; de Arecibo, don
A. Oliver; de San German, don E. Vi
yoni de Arroyo. don A. s. Alcaide y
Sra, y don L. de Smith; de Ponce, don
l.. p. Valdivieso de Guayama, don
Genaro Cautino Y don M Buitrago
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-03
FL Cine Tres Banderas

Esta noche Sc exhibira una magnifica
collection de vistas interesantes Tam
bien hay yarios estrenos sensacionales,
cue Sc han recibido en- el correo de hoy.
Para manana y el domingo, Sc prepa-
ra un programa muy variado Y una
magn1fica matinee
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-03
Medina sentenciado

FL individuo Felix Medina, Que Sc
gun noticiamos aver fue arrestado por
'haber falsificado varios checks, 10 SEN
tencio hoy ell Juez senor Gaetan Barbo-
sa cumplir seis meses de arresto.
Contra Medina Sc formulara en- bre-
We otra denuncia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-03
Auentes Generates

Dc s Vapores asaancos espanoes de Pinos lzquierdo
& Co., de Cadz
Del famoso Vermouth "CINzANO". de Torino
De los renombrados Vnos Riojano blancos roos, de
las "BODECAS ROJANAS", dc Madrid
De IA Cerveza inglesa T" roja, marca TENNENT
De los superiores Acetes de Oliva marca "TENA" de
Sevilla.
de otros productos de Europa de gran
eSta ISla
ntroductores gran escaa 6nicos receptoes de las
excsentes ACETTUNAS SEVILLANAS que vendemcs preco
miados envasadas potes especiaies
Il sello estampado "EOUIERDO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-03

FL dinero busca dinero. Y ent6nces,
lque hace usted, 81 quiere vender sus
artfculos y efectos sin anunciarse en- ell
BOLETIN?
mo sabe usted que Ell BOLETIN 10
lee todo el mundo2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-03

I'll dia | del actual en- ell barrio Ca
yaguas de San Lorenzo, fue totalmen-
te destruida por un incendio la casa de
Domingo Perez, pereciendo carboniza-
do un hijo de este.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-03
NO TICIAS

I'm ell barrio 'Pitahaya de Luoui-
llo, la policia ha capturado Juan To-
rres pr6fugo de presidio.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29

tlcularly anxious TO meet Luther Bur
bank so IT was with satisfaction that
they found, on starting on the trip to
Mount Tamalpias and Muir Woods, as
guests of Prof. Alexander McAdie and
several other San Franciscaps, that he
had decided to take day off-a very
unusual thing for him-,and Join the
party Prof. Gunnar Anderson Of
Stockholm, had some long conversations
with him, and found him very quiet,
modest man, who was not inclined to
talk much about what he had done,
>tut was thoroughly up on his subject,
and was willing to discuss it with those
who took an intelligent interest in it.
Burbank had not made any great theo.
retical discovery. III fact ne did not
pretend to be a theoretical man, but be
had worked, and was working, prac-
ticaily on n gigantic scale. Where ex-
perimenters in Europe use 100 and 1000
specimens. he uses 10000 and 100000.
lie has the true scientific instinct and
works IN most sensible aud thorough
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
WAR SPREADING IN
SOUTHERN MEXICO
,y International News Service.

By International News Service.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 2s.--Eubassador
Wilson at Mexico City gave the state de-
partment today further details of the
revolution in Vera Cruz, which Is appar-
emily spreading.
II was on representations OF Embassa-
dor Wilson that tho Des Moines was sent
TO Tampico and then rushed to Fora
Cruz, where 1t is keeping in touch with
the new rebellion headed by General
Aguilar, one OF Madero's generals In re-
volt against the federal government.
Mr. Wilson in his dispatches tells or
the capture by Aguiiar OF several towns in
the province of Vera Cruz. lie further
Btatea that conditions In tho south are IN
tho same condition as heretofore. The
south Is in possession of General Zhpata
army. L even has possession OF CUerua-
vecn, whioh is practically suburb OF
Mexico City.
Vera Cruz city Is the most important
place from the revolutionary standpoint
In Mexico. II Is tho eastern terminus OF
the railrond to Mexico City. 19S miles,
and II held by the revoluttonfsts for any
length Of time would probably put an end
to the Madero regime.
The stats department gives ont the in
formation today that the Americans. Koch
and Lindquist, who are held In the in
terror OF Mexico, and whose case has
been favorably reported on by the Judges
In charge, have not been liberated by Ma
derO,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
Visit Exposition Site.

The American Geographical society IS
party. were taken about the site of the
Panama Pacific exposition OF 1918, with
which they were fayorably impress ed
and Prof. Uhlig, in commenting upon
the exposition, remarked that one OF Its
great advantages would be The perma.
nent Improvement of the quarter Of the
town which il viii oecupv. lie under
stood that some of the buildings and
even parts OF the grounds were to re-
main IS permanent adornment to the
city after the fair was over
In going about the city he was con.
tlDualiy being struck by its resemblance
to Mediterranean cities. The palms and
other sub-tropieal plants, the cliffs and
shore line. many of the buildings and
other features, were reminders of places
he had seen on the southern coasts OF
Europe. --.-''
He found Chinatown most entertain.
ing, and the shops there were especially
attractive. He hoped il would not be
wiped out He realizes the difficult
ties of the Chinese immigration aues.
tiou, but no thinks il a pity that China.
men cannot be admitted in reasonable
numbers, az they appear TO make OK.
cellert servants and workmen.
The botanists of the party were par
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Of Oaxaoa. whose residents fear to take
drink OF water, Chemists arc making
tests for poison IN the citys water sup
ply.
group Of rebels are declared to have
secured 200 pounds of cyanide from
Natividad mining camp In tho I1tlan
district, declaring they would poison the
drinking water in regions which are not
under their control, Tho rebels said they
would first use the cyanide to poison the
springs at San Folipe. which supplies wa
ter for OaxAca, Last night small foroe
was discovered In tho neighborhood o.
the springs and was driven of by fed
eral troops.
The rebel loss Is given at eleven killed
From Tlnngistengo, state OF Mexico,
where a battle was fought wednesday
and Thursday, tho foderals report they
found on the field many rifles with the
breecll blown out, testifying TO the
efficacy OF the nitro-glScertpe cartridges
which government agents trlcked the
Zapatistas into buying.
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MORMONS EDUCATE
ONE REBEL LEADER
Sylvester Caraveo Repays
Kindness by Helping to
Loot Colonies.
REBELS USING POISON
War Spreading in Southern
Mexico; United States
Cruiser at Vera Cruz.
REBELS USING POISON

Special To The Tribune.
Fl. PASO. Tex, Sept 2s.-Sylvester
Caraveo, rebel leader, was native of
Casas Grapdes in the Mormon colonies
before lie became bold and daring
red-nngger, AS young man he at"
tended the Mormon schools by grace
and goodness of the Mormon officials,
who admitted Caraveo without tuition
fee to the grammar school and to the
stake academy at Juarez- When he
went to war with the Orozco rebels,
Caraveo was active in the campaign In
chihuahua He followed SalaZar TO
Sonora and back to Chihuahua with
Rcias.
Arriving at his old home in the Nor"
mon colonies with q company OF twenty
rebels, his first act Of ingratitude was
to burn the big bridge over Arroyo
Seco near Pearson. thus emitting off All
communication between the colonies
now encamped. This left the Mormon
men who had returned to the colonies
10 save their property at the mercy or
the rebels and was responsible for the
kidnapping of Demar Bowman and the
disappearance of the thirteen Mormon
boys from Colonia Pacheco
President Julius Romney Of the Mex
ican stake received a summons today
TO go at once to Salt Lake to be pres.
ent at a special conference there next
week at which definite policy regard
ing the Mexican colonies and their
continuation would be discussed. Coun-
selor G. Z. McClelland and Prof. Guy
C. Wilson of the Mormon schools ac-
companied him,
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WOULD COMPEL ALL
CITIZENS TO VOTE
Attorney General Wicker
sham Sees Danger Ahead if
Bull Moose Prevails.

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Sept 2S,--
Attorney General Wickersham, before
the Chester County Historical society
,at Cedar Croft, near here, tonight at
tackled popular agitation and mp
heaval' as meuacing life, liberty and
property and freedom of speech. He
urged state laws to compel every citi-
zen to exercise the elective franchise
in event "the new movement sue
ceeded in modifying American institu.
tions and putting the rights of indi-
viduals cat the mercy of a mere
minority
"We are now going through period
Of popular agitation and upheaval,' -
he said, ''and large mum Der of peo-
pie are looking to q modification of our
form Of government and the enact
ment and administration Of laws bg
popular vote, to cure all real and i'm
agined civic ills.
The attorney general referred TO
'the extraordinary political phenome-
non of American thought today as
the sudden recrudescenoe of the
eighteenth century idea of government.
Realizing that there could he no
power without responsibility, he said
that if American institutions were 50
modified that "a mere majority Of
those voting may alter or make a con
stitution, law or decision. or choose.
remove or control an officer in his
conduct. the law should compel every
citizen, under heavy penalty TO cxer-
else the voting franchise, so ms not
to leave the laws and rights al the
mercy of mere minority