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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-29
INDIANS PROPOSE GIFTS.
OF Many warships to the British Gov
eminent

Bombay, India, Nov. 29.-Three super.
and nine frst-class ar
mored cruisers will soon be presented
to the British government by the indie
pendent rulers, princes and mobiles of
India. if they can carry out successfully
the plan drawn up by them to collect
funds for the purpose among themselves.
1t is suggested that the warships, when
presented. be. stationed in the Red sea,
the Mediterranean and the Indian ocean.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-29
BLANCHE BATES MARRIED.
Actress Becomes Wife of George Greed
at Newcastle. N. Y.

New York. Nov 29.-Miss Blanche
Bates, actress, and George Creed, police
commissioner of Denver, were married
yesterday at Miss Bates country home
i'm Newcastle. The ceremony was wit
messed by company of literary and
theatrical people from all part of the
country.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-29
$4,000 WAIST MAKERS
EXPECTED TO STRIKE
Decision in New York Industry Is Ex-
pected to Be Made Next Week
They Had Strike Two
Years Ago.

New York, Nov 90 Preparations are
being made here for strike of waist
makers. A decision by the union, with
membership of 10000, is expected next
week A strike two years ago was sue
cessful
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-29
Weather Forecast

Generally cloudy and local SHOWS 20.
night or Saturday; slightly warmer TO.
night in interior; warmer Saturday in
Maine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-29

Miss Blanche Hsskins. a student az
bryant Strattnn business college. Boz
ton. arrived in the city Wednesday night
for q few days visit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-29
Victory for Caledonia A. A.

South Ryegate. Nov. 29.-In fast
game Of basketball last night the Gale
d,lnia A A. defeated the Norwich univer
sity A. A.. by the score OF 32 TO 9. The
liue-rn was aS folroxrs-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-29

tiOaIs from fIoor. 7. liibson ). X. Bea
ton {. Rahiola ,. Larivee ,. G. Gibson ?,
Davis ?; goals from fouls, Davis 3: ref
cree. r. Beaton; scorer. ". Gibson;
timekeeper. 7. Tewksbury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-29

Auction sale Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock az Pearl street auction rooms.
q. II. Hale, auctioneeT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-29

Auction sale Saturday afternoon at =
O'Clock at Pearl street auction rooms
U. II. Hale. auctioneer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-29

Scotch dance. Worthen hall. Saturday
night Nos. -. At 5 o'cicck- Cents.
~ eonts. ladies, free.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-29

Continues on sixth rsce.l
Arizona republican., 1912-01-07
: IHHH HHTEAF H. H. "#EK.EH

1@nA % - 80 aanHaaN@N $500 11@uGug4Aau E@HGOa
ksszars the @ % @ Continues Monday at m. Sga
Arizona republican., 1912-01-07
@ ls a prices far &H
! K Orrick Onnnod lndcI

was not long before t
IF flo Two 1iro. ,oIooo l.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-06-06
More About Hutton;
Valves Examination

z The Minneapolis Tribune has a
special Sdispatch from Chicago an.
nouncing that H. G. Hutton, claiming
Aberdeen as his home, has been held
to the grand jury in Chicago under
$4,000 bonds on charges Of fleeing
business men OF Chicago by passing
worthless checks. The article reads
as follows:
n. G. Hutton of Aberdeen, S. D.,
who is alleged to- have feeced over
a dozen business men by means of
passing worthless checks. was held 10
the grand jury in $4,000 bonds on 4
charge of operating a q confidence
game by Municipal Judge scully in
the Englewood court. Fl. W. Waiter,
5235 Lexington avenue; Timothy
shanahon, 44o North Sacramento ave.
nue.; S. NJ. Farwell, 623s Lexington
avenue and f. F. Mckee, 154 West
Sixty-thfrd street, testified that Hut
ton represented himself as a wealthy
ranchman of South Dakota, and that
he had unexpectedly found himself
short of money. Hutton waived ex
animation. !" #
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-06-06
Old Settlers Picnic
Stony Point, June Is

y E y Z Z
The old settlers association will
hold their annual picnic this year on
June 18th, at Stony Point, Lake KAN
peska. a program is now being out
lined and will appear in this paper in
the next issue. All members and
old settlers should bear the date and
place in mind and make their plans
SO as to be able to attend.
Gordon Best was a Florence visitor
Wednesday. ;l5s,
Father. o'Meara visited at Henry
last Thursday. 4
Mrs. r.. 4. Morrisey Is visiting al
Albee this week. MT &
Fred Olson OF Henry was in the city
Thursday on business.
@. q. Seim OF Albee, visited with
DR.. Morrisey yesterday.
Game Warden Bancroft was at Hen
ry on business Monday.
Fred Haraden of South Shore. was
a Watertown visitor Thursday.
7: J. Barrett, Of Hazel, Was in thu
city Wednesday on business.
w. II. White OF Clark, was a busi
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-06-06
Live City Young Lady
Marries Minnesotan

\ ~
At the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Ouimet of this city,
last Wednesday evening, M. c. Wells
of Alexandria, Mimi, and Miss Mamie
Ouimet, were united in marriage, Rev.
Keeler of the Congregational church,
officiating. 95
Only few Of the relatives and
friends of the young couple were pres
ent to witness the ceremony. The
home was very prettily decorated for
the occasion. 4,
The wedding presents Of cut glass
and silver were many, and showed
the high esteem in which the bride
was held by those who knew her.
She was member Of several Of the
young peoples clubs of this city, and
her absence from them will be felt
by all. She was well known among
the young people Of the city, with her
parents, having lived here for nu 4.
ber of years.
Mr. and Mrs, Wells departed on the
night train for Minneapolis and other
points where they will spend theil
honeymoon, after which they will &c
| to Alexandria, to make their future
home,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-06-06
Florey- w God Marriage
Takes Place in Henry

-
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Florey, Of Henry, occurred
the marriage Of their daughter, Miss
Myrtle FIorey, to- Jay G. Wood, of
Mitchell, s. p. Il
Both parties are quite well known
In Watertown, having lived here In
the past for time. Miss Florey is
an accomplished musician and has
been teaching in the State School at
Redfeld the past season. The groom
| is the son Of MT and Mrs, K. n. Wood
OF this city, and IS employed as an
sistant cashier In one Of the largest
banks Of Mitchell, where the happy
couple win make their home. after a
short wedding trip in the east.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-06-06
RO0SEV VEL 1 GAMBLE
AND BURKE WINNERS
Bye the Lead for Governor incomplete Returns Making Rea
Doubtful Candles Gains n Rosebud Country Put. Him Il Tie
Lead-Burke Renominsted. Sherin Wins Nomination For
State. Attorney cFarand, Sasae and Olson for Rep
resentatives -Mchaels Nominated Commissioner I
Fourth District By Nine Majority

Late election returns show some
surprises. There is little doubt but
that Byrne has been nominated. Min
snehaha county went against Egan,
which helped more than any one other
thing for his defeat. 359 N
First reports indicated that Dean
Sterling had been nominated. but to-
day, Thursday. returns from the Rose.
bud country show that Gamble carried
that district with a majority of about
1900, and with other precincts that
he carried. puts him, 1t is said, on
the winning side OF the fence. Sena-
tor CANDLES gains were big sur
prise to all as the nomination had
been conceded to Dean Sterling. It
is possible that it will take the of
ficial count to decide the nomination
Burke holds the nomination in his
hands In a four cornered fight, hay
ing it is estimated about 1,500. OF
1000 majority.
Watertown and Codington county
gave Mr.. Glass. the resident candi
date, good vote. While he was de
feated, he feels pleased over Mr.
Burkess rencminatio tion.
Attorney Arthur sherin was nomi
mated for states attorney.
The vote in Codington county, un
officially, On contested Offices was AZ
follows. "a III 81 p
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-06-06

ranks Thursday. Time ID doing its
work thinning their ranks, and each
year sees many Of them answering the
final rool cal a number Of tho
members Of the w. r. G. were also In
the parade the women who stayed at
home and were the members Of the.
Rolling Pin Brigade, who kept the
remnants OF home together and the
wolf from the door while father, son
and brother were fighting for the flag
and the ranks OF these dear old peo-
pie is also being thinned each year.
Autos and other vehicles carried
those who were not able to walk In
the parade. 55
Friday, Clark Day.
If anyone had an idea that CLARK,
the county seat Of Clark county, has-
MT got bunch OF boosters, then they
have another guess coming The
boosters, both men and women were
here enmasse, Friday, just as they
had advertised that they would be,
the first Of the week. With heads up
streamers telling who they were and
why they were, they came to Water
town about two-hundred strong Friday
morning. They had their own spec
ial train, SO they could stay as late as
they wished. They had good time,
were a jolly good bunch ard made
themselves right at home. The 4th
Regt Band met them at the depot
where the boosters formed into par,
ade and headed by Mayor Platte OF
Clark, astride burrough, and follow-
ed by his faithful warriors they march
ed up the street, taking everything
in sight until the end Of their journey
at the Elk's hall, where the parade
was disbanded, when each one went
out to capture whatever they wanted
Judge Bohri came along to hold q
hand Of peace and dignity upon those
who might want to take Watertown
back with them and set 1t down on
the vacant plot Of ground in the cen
ter OF that city. Photographer Miller
was with them-one Of the men whe
does not live in Watertown, but who
las "a leader In civic development
There were others who are Just a
deserving Of mention, but w-o were
. present and who never let a chance
go by to boost for Clark. And the
jladies--they deserve some mention
for the ladies of Clark won't let the
male population outdo them In the
way Of boosting.
Aberdeen, Huron Redfleld and othel
towns sent large delegations to The
city during the three days.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-06-06

Preside lent ooseyelt 5s3, Taft 1sS,
LaFollette 99s.
Senator Grigsby 144, Richards 491,
Gamble 800. Sterling 1856.
Representative Glass 942, Burke
800, Gurtiss 432,
Judge, 1st district Policy S97. Cor
son 573. End district Haney 66l,
Gates 8sl. g
National mitteeman Thorson
9S5, Halliday 522.
Governor Egan s2s, Gull s5, and
Byrne 1917.
Lieut.. Gov-yan osdel 5s5. Abel
7so.
Sec. State epperlee $50, Pay 331,
Platts 2l2, Giasner 4s2.
Treasurer Pinckney 726, Ewait
7ls.
r.. r. Commissioner Lavender 2S7,
Lecocq 1872. Ege 1s4, Mueller 1917,
Murphy 6s7.
Representative McF Farland 1862,
Englesby 65a. sasse 9l2, stroup 90,
SERVER 45l. Olson ss7. Mcfarland,
Sasse and Olson nominated.
States attorney sherin 741, Case
1854, Schulz 53S. 47
survsy Dragoun eo7. Wakefield
el5. II
li Comnaissio ionar, 4th Y district, Mr.
).dichaels won by . majority Of votes
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-06-06

ness visitor In the city Friday.
Harry Drury OF Huron, was visiting
SWatertown friends Wednesday.
e. NJ. Jones Of Clark is a guest at
the D. F. Jones home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Redmond VISITED
with relatives at Henry Thursday,
Il The work of decorating the interior
Of the postoffice is about completed.
Mrs. Hall of Henry, is visiting at
the Chesterfield home In this city.
George Fuller of Henry, was in
the city Thursday, taking in the do
ings. IN.
William Clegg Of Henry, was tran
sacting business In this city last Fri
day. 5S,
Mrs. P. O'Leary, OF Albee, was the
guest of Watertown friends Wednes-
day. 4 IL
DR.. Mullen Of Florence, brought a
patient to Watertown last Thursday
morning. w; 4
States attorney Russell, Of Hamlin
county, was in the city on business
Wednesday. Il
Mr.. and Mrs Olson of Henry, were
among the people from that town in
this city Friday.
Judge Seward is at Huron today
to hear arguments before the circuit
court In that city. s}3. .s
Father Eckl. of Wayerly, was in the
city on Tuesday visiting friends and
transacting business.
Mrs. e. Harrington Is visiting in the
east with relatives and friends. She
left the first of the week.
N. NJ. Hanson and Pierre Cosgrove
of Henry. were in the city Thursday
attending the conventions.
DR.. Hill was called to Iowa last WeeI
Friday, by receiving news Of the seri
ous illness Of a brother.
John Thomas, who has been out IL
4 Nevada for! some time, returned 4
| Watertown the first Of the week.
4 Wanted-Five girls to work fol
| their board aud room while attending
the Watertown Business College
John Geiver went to Huron AMI
points west Of that city, on business
for Baskerville & Rowe Tuesday
j.. W. Meyers. the furniture man
has recently put into use for his store
4 a newly painted delivery wagon.
Mrs: II D. cCosham and Miss Id
Mulhoiland left this msrning for q
| extended visit In the western states
aThe Merry Travellers" win be i
Watertown June l3 asd IA, at th
Metropolitan, Don't fail to hea
them.
John McPhee left for Duluth til
4. first OF the week on business for tn
Hoover Grain Commission Co, Of thi
city.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-06-06
|
!
Merchant IN Cor ssioners Dis
cuss quit able Lire.se for
- rehants
BONDS BEING RE. ADVER TlSED


The commissioners held 4 busy ses.
sion Monday night, all the members
being present,
The Anal reading OF several ordiss
nancea was heard and discussed, and
some were laid over TO the next meet.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-20
RULES OF THE CONTEST.
FOUR $1,25o AUTOMOBILES.

Every contestant should BE- familiarly
acquainted with the rules and conditions
governing the contest. They should be
strictly adhered to. Read them carefully
and observe them in letter and spirit.
They are n follows: q.
!. Any reader OF The Herald may NOM
mate himself or another person by filling
out the nomination blank and sending IL
to Tho Advocate: or. II he has not the
nomination blank at hand. by forwarding
the qame. address, and telephone num-
ber. II any. Of the person placed In
nomination. Upon acceptance. proper
notification will be made. and 100 votes
win be credited to the contestant e. .
starter
4 Merchants and manufacturers co.
opsfating In the contest. employees Of the
nrms, members Of their families, and
employees Of The washington Herald aud
msmbers Of their families are barred
from competinG.
4 In case Of tie votes. the article in
voived will Be sold and the proceeds
equally divided among the contestants
tying.
4 Contestants are requested to send
their votes to The Advocate ~ often -
possible. Persons may cast votes for any
Of the eontsstsnts. but thoss once sent
The Washington herald., 1912-10-20
Get Your Share Of the $4,000 Awards. It's All for YOU
YOU CAN WIN ONE OF
THE $50 AWARDS
HERE'S THE WAY
(By The Advocae)

!, the nominee will be credited with LOO
votes. A person may nominate himself
or have some one else do II for him. II
II 10 inconvenient to send in one Of ths
regulation nomination blanks, then for
ward the name. address and telephone
number. IL any. OF the nominee. the
number Of the voting district, and the
name Of the nominator. Nominations
should be addressed to The Advocate,
The Washington Herald. Washington.
d. c.
Only one nomination Will be accepted
for each nominee. Persons in sending
in nominations should be careful that the
number OF the voting district 10 given
correctly. Entering the contest places
the competitor under no obligations. n
does not require the expenditure Of
money. or the possession Of unusual
gifts.
II you have not already entered the
contest. cut the blank out az once. fll
It In. and send it to The Advocate.
Every Dersss who attends the spes-
tag 81 the Contest Heaal1sFtefs -
wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Or sat.
0rday, and fogistefs - IN eatrant b
the contest will 1eeeive - c00pliDs0.
taPy votes. AAy person when the con.
testant brings or sends In d0ring the
oDeaiag ~ . supporter Of the contest
ant Will be allowed t. east fer the
contestant 1oo votes.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-20

Everybodys hustling. You must hustle.
Get your friends to hustle. Somebody's .
going to get these awards. Somebody's
going to get the grand award. the $4,000
house and lot. Your chance 10 - good
as anybody's. Patronize the merchants
and manufacturers whose advsrtisements
appear in The Washington Herald either
on this or some other page. Advertisers
in the contest have this line In their an
nouncements: I'VE give votes in The
Herald's' $4,000 contest" Retail mar
chants all over the city are giving votes
Buy from them.
You get one vote with every s. cents
You spend with them. These firms sell
everything you need. Watch for new
announcements.
Scores Of manufacturers are repre-
sented. Save the wrappers, labels, or
cartons OF their goods and turn them
in at the Contest Building. IA Thirteenth
Street Northwest. You get one vote
for each cent you spend for . manu-
factured product advertised in the con-
test. You get the votes on the product
whether the merchant you buy from Is
in the contest or not. but by buying
from q merchant In the contest you get
votes both from him and the manu-
facturer on the same purchase.
Read all the advertisements in The
The Washington herald., 1912-10-20

in cannot b. tfansferred to the credit q
another person.
& Votes can BE- obtained only by pss
ronixinE the firms and products advss,
tised in connection with the contest.
6. The Washington Herald reserves II
right to introduce rev advertisers at an
time during the contest. Contestant
should watch the paper every day Il
these chanGes- The advertisement Of AMI
refAil merchant or manufactured produel
may BE- Withdrawn at any time by IN
Washington Herald for good reason. u
such event votes will not be counted fo|
the flrm after the date that tho advesI
tisement 10 dropped.
z. Contestants may compete only fo}
the articl.s to be awarded In their gsl
spsctivs districta
& Candidates are not restricted q
their districts. however. in the matter q
securing votes. Votes may be procuro@
In any section Of the city and cast I'd
any contestant. regardless Of districts |
g. The contest II now on and continue
until Il o'clock (midnishO. February q
l914
10 The relative standing Of eomtas@
ants. ~ well as any changes In the rulsl
governing the contest. will appear u
The Washington Herald from time q
tina.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-20
HERE'S THE WAY
(By The Advocate)

Herald to keep in close touch with the
contest opportunities
Bear In mind that contestants have tc
bear no expense: and because all linss
Of goods are represented In the contest
unnecessary purchases are not required.
1t 10 advisable for contestants to y.
cure copies Of the list Of Advertising
merchants and manufacturers from The
Advocate and distribute them among
their friends with the request that they
patronize those establishments and prod
ucta
In asking person to assist him In the
competition . contestant 10 doing that
person a favor. For by patronising the
firms in the contsRt the public 10 certain
to get reliable qualities at moderate
prices. 49,.
Success will not come BY chancs 1t
IL not q lucky contest. To win you
must plan. work. and step lively. Per-
sistent effort is the secret of success.
Above ALL be sure you know all the ad-
vertisers in the contest.
By all means enter at once. The delay
Of a single week or day may result In
defeat aI the end Of the competition. All
that 10 necessary to do TO enter the COM
petition Is to cut out one OF the nomina-
tion blanks printed daily In The Herald.
fll 1t In. and forward to The Advocate.
Upon the acceptance OF the nomination
The Washington herald., 1912-10-20

supporters. and each one will be given
100 free votes to cast for you.
The Displays OF tho many manufact-
urers are educational and interesting.
They are strong evidence Of the impor-
tance which makes Of high grade prod
ucts attach to The Hefald's 5000 con-
test.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-20

See the valuable awards. They will
give you fresh enthusiasm. Besides you
get 500 free votes IL you register your
name with Advocate. Bring or send in
your friends. have them register a. your
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-27
Wolfsvilla BIZ.

Mr.. ~. T. Blickenstaff, Of Thurmont,
has been visiting his family in this
vicinity
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-27

Christmas was observed in the Convent
Of the Visitation with mass at midnight.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-28
Revista Extranjera
Agentes.

Hasta habla pasado por modelo de di-
plomaticos ell principe Metternich. pero
esta visto que su habildad no tiene com
paracion con la del conde Bercthold.
el mas travieso de los condes.
Dichosas las naciones que, tienen pc
llticos de tan vasta capacidad En- Es-
pana no disponemos mas que de diplo-
maticos liliputienses Los hubo gran
DIES Ell otros tiempos, pero Sc acabarou
con hos ministries de Fernando VI.
Desde Carlos Ii aca nuestra diplomacia
ha sido una serie de desdichas, comen-
zando por ell Pacto de Familia y ST.
guiendo hasta nuestros d1as.
Ell ilustre Prim dejo pasar la OCCASION
que lie ofrecia Bismarck, por medic de
don Manuel Silvela, para contraer eu
1870 una alianza contra Napoleon Ill :;
en- 1896 dl Jap6n buscaba nuestra allan
"a con preferencia a otra alguna, Y nos
apresuramos a declinar tai invitaci0n.
De haber aceptado, seria espanol ann ell
archipelago filipino, y case de no serlo,
hubieramos obtenido compensaciones de
sobra ailenras de 10 cual los yankees Sc
hubieran tentado la ropa antes de des-
en5arcar en- Santiago Y Puerto Rico.
La fuerza de la diplomacia austriaca
estriba en- su espiritn de perseverance,
tocante nH determinado fin. Su po-
Utica peculiar es la absorci6n de Tur-
quia; no de toda, sino de gran parte ;
de la que mas le convene, y a ESQ tira
q conde Berchtod con sll proyecto de
conversation Es un ajedrecista po-
| lltico ae primera fuerza.
Por 10 pronto, con su perfda PROPOSE
clon, eminentenente paclfica en- apa-
riencia. el cende Berchtold ha consegui-
do enfurecer los enjambres de los avis
peros balkanicos con 10 cual, natural,
mente, Sc hace mas perentoria Ia nece-
lsidad de acudir al sahumerio.
Existe una aliaza estrechisima entire
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-28
NOTAS HIPICAS

Ea prOgrama para las carreras de
inauguration que maiiana han de efec-
tuarse Ell ell .Hipodromo de Miramar, es
| tinteresantisimo.
Hello aqui
Primera carrera media milla: Dra-
gon, Secretario, Ration, Camelita Te-
| |legrafo;. todos con 80 libras.
Segunda carrera. media nfilla Ll-
|peron 90 libras, Tom S5 Two Step 80
~ Belleza 90.
Tercera carrera, mil metros Marino
90 libras, Desengano 80, Secreto so y
Colombina 90 40 metros detras.
Cuarta carrera, mil metros: Beauty
" Velie, Mouven Is metros delante.
Quinta carrera, mil metros Azaba-
che SO libras. Mallorca 90 y Guayacan
IS, Valencia 80 y % metros detras.
Sexta carrera, media milla: Pope y
Yuma, Obrero % metros detras.
Septima carrera, mil metros Murcia.
Bruja 20 metros detras, velie 80 metros
detras.
Las carreras estan muy bien combina
|das, taato Que seria impossible predecir
los vencedores
Hay gran animation entire el pubico
anoche Sc han vendido diez palcos y
gran numero de lunetas Los precios
de entrada no pueden ser mas baratos .
lune4a euGrenta centavos, gradas vein-
tninco, Y pelouse cinco centavos.
A. de &.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-28
VAPOR "JULIA"


Por cable recibido de los Sres. Sobri-
nos de Herrera de la Habana, dicho va
por cubano saldra de aquel puerto el 2S
del actual con las eScalas de Ponce, Ma
yaguez y San Juan Tambi6n hara la de
Aguadilla 81 carga suficiente 10 ameri-
tase Sobre passage ordenannos aguar-
dar sus instrucciones no admitiendOlo
mientras tanto. Suponemos cue podra
ser despachado de aqui entire ell 4 y 5
de Octubre, salvo ordenes de los Arma-
res, EN- contrario.
Villar y Compaila
Agentes.