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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07
Tulsa Pictures shown.

Tn more than 500 motion picture
theatres today Tulsa pictures will be
shown. The Gaumont Weekly, an ami
mated pictorial feature at depicts
news happenings, will be released to-
day. II will contain, among other
things, views taken In owen park al
Tulsa and showing the Boy Scouts OF
this city in a recent field meet The
pictures were taken by William Smith
manager Of the Cozy theatre, and will
be shown at his house here today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07
HOME TESTIMONY
CONVINCES

Tulsa sufferers from rheumatism
Sciatica and Neuritls testify that they
have found "Nurito" so effective as
an antidote to uric acid that almost
Immediate relief and complete ban
ishment from pain has been secured.
What Is better to comfort our rheu-
matlcs than this home testimony?
Thousands of old-time rheumatlcs
are now in the best Of health after
using "Neurto."
Its satisfied users are its best ad-
vertIsers--pretty good advertisers,
too
Come TO Getman and Campbell get
a 81 box of "Nurito" a PHYSICIANS
prescription-not patent medicine
that contains neither Opiates nor
Narcotics. and If it doesn't relieve YOU
your money will be refunded.
Compounded by the Magistral che
mical Company. Flatiron Bldg, n. Y.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07

Part One-One cup brown sugar
one-half cupful milk. one-half cupful
chocolate. Heat this part, then LEI
cool.
Part Two-One cupful brown sugar
one-half cupful butter, one-half milk,
yolks of three eggs one tcaspoonful of
soda. one teaspoonful baking powder
one teaspoonful vanilla. two cupfuls
-four well sifted. Mix these ingredi-
ents, then add part one.
Fllling-Two cupfuls brown sugar
one half cupful butter. one-half cup
full milk, a little chocolate, add va
nila. Cook until it hardens then beat
until cold,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07
Corn Rates Suspended.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Advance
in freight rates on ear corn from Ar
kansas, Kansas. Missouri and Okla
homa to points in many other states,
proposed by western and southwest
ern railroads, were suspended today
by the interstate commerce until No.
vember 80.
The increases were to have been
effected by an arbitrary reduction in
corn shipped.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 6.-Little Z
year-old Alex Fontenot, while playing
with his baby brother tonight in front
of their home in Royal street. ran in
front of an automobile drived by Miss
Blanche Joubort and was killed. The
chi,d's mother witnessed the accident
from her doorstep without knowing
that the victim was her son until the
body had been carried to the side
walk.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07

This Is one of the newest designs
and was sent In recent CONSIGNMENT,
The material was white satin and
the coat and skirt were trimmed
with shirrings Of the material. Tn
DER the coat Is plain waist, closing
az the side, In line with the skirt
closing, crystal buttons being used
The neck Is cut square and edged
With lace, and the girdle ends IN
points, a little back Of the side seam
the coat being gathered between
these points. The large button Is
satin covered
Miss Ellen Thropp, Of Lincoln
Nebraska. is a guest at the 'home oi
Miss Maudc Il. Bates at SSS Nirtf
Cheyenne avenue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07

The most wonderful organization
of It's kind in the world Is RucE ar's
Famous Korak Wonder company now
at the big tent theater on the corner
OF Fourth and Elgin avenue in this
city. As repertoire company. 1t
stands without an equal In its line q.
Night after night there Is a complete
change of play and orchestral music
and elevating. The music is of the
masters. II is refining and soul IN
spring. The admission, 10 and 20
cents, Is so small that every one asks
how can such be given to the peolp
for that money. II. d. Rucker, the
owner, has reputation, not only
throughout America but the entire
world as being the originator of clean,
wholesome shows with fine music at
the very lowest prices ell is regard
ed in all sections as philanthropist
in the show world. Tonight his eX-
cellent company will present Dion
Boucicalt's greatest Irish play
Kathleen Mavoureen" and on Thurs
day night "A Woman's Way"
LADIES FREE SHOW.
This afternoon at 2:30 free mat
lnee will be given for ladies only and
the play will be The Opera Singer"
Saturday afternoon at 2:3O matinee
for the geenral public VIII be given
If you want to see something real
good go to the big tent theater. II is
n treat of life time. Occasionally
the manager makes an intensely in
teresting talk. He is capable>of doing
such as he is not only a scholar, but
has Travelled in every part of the hab-
table globe. He spent two years in
the Arctic world and has sojourned
among the Fill islanders.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07
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Mrs. j. +, Smythe, Of l4lS Soulh
Carson, left, last evening, for Mon
treal, Canada. whore she VIII join a
barty who have been summoned 10
the meeting of the Sir SitZroy Donald
Mclean Clan at Durat Castle, Isle Of
Null, Scotland. This is the first meet
ing of the clan In two hundred years,
After spending a week In Scotland.
Mrs. Smythe Will go TO Dresden, Ger
many, where she will study for a
period OF six months or more. Before
returning TO America, In the spring,
Mrs. Smythe will tour the continent.
visiting extensively in France, Eng
land and Italy.
The Lambda Kappa sigma girls viii
be the guests Of Miss Nina Elliott
this afternoon.
Tomorrow evening, at Sand Springs
rark, the Bonanza club entertain with
n dance for the Lambda Kappa sigma
girls
Mrs. Il. A. Robinson Will he hostess
at the next meeting OF the All'For Fui
cub.
The Florence Crittenton Home
poard will meet this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock in the rest room at the
court hiuse, Sixth street entrance.
Mrs. ]. w. Ballew OF No. 3l2 South
Denver avenue entertained with de-
lIghtfu informal affair yesterday aft
ernon in compliment to Miss Eva
May Shivlcr whose marriage to Mr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 6.-After
spending a day and ni\ht on Missis'
sippi sound in frall sail boat, fVe
Now Orleans boys were rescued today
rear Cat Island. Their sail was gone
and the boat was ina sinking con-
dition when the rescue party arrived
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07

husbands amiable Every afternoon
she knows the hour at which the ca
will be slde-tracked at the next stand
or town where the circus is billed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07

XA7ATCH our south window
w for a display Of sample
Lingerie dresses, that have
been sent us by our buyer now
in New York.
Some are imported mod
els, trimmed in Irish Crochet,
combined with hand embroid-
cry; others trimmed in cluny
lace.
All will be. sold at just
HALF PRICE.
(Only a limited number.)
(Signed)
The Hail Store
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07

The Rivals, played by the Whittak-
er stock company last night, pleased
a very appreciative audience. Tonight
they play "St. Elmo" and have tho
distinction of having the original YER
sion. Five Of the actors with Mr..
Whitaker We're with the original one
night show playing st. Elmo" They
positively guarantee this production
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07
Some Specials in Wash Goods that are Very
II SeaSOnabLe-at Shelf -En1ptying Prices

35c French Foulhrds, iOc Nard-Exact reproduc-
tlons of the best silk Foulards Come in stripes
and small figures Special today per yard Ice
45 Inch Noios, 18c Nard-Cream, ecru or white
deservedly popular voile and regular 35c
value Special, per yard ................f0 f0c
38-inch "All-But-Linen," fSc Yard-An imitation
Of pure white linen; fun SO inches wide. Special
White Cotton Crepe 1Dc Yard-A new number
soft white crepe-the kind that needs no iron
Ing. Special today. n yard ..............t0 t0c
Ribbon Rcmnans-Iiaif Prcc-We want to call
your attention to table fun of short lengths
Of Ribbons-fances, stripes p'aids, etc. They
vary in length from u to 2 yards. Ialf Price.
TAIrist Toilet Cases, 79c-Regular $l.O0. If you
taking trip back east to the noun
talns coast you should have Of these zoe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07

20 pounds Best Sugar for s1.Oo' with
Two Dollars worth OF other goous'
American Tea Co., 100 East End ST.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07

Word was received, yesterday, tell
ing Of the death Of Mr. j. *. Griffin
fither Of Mrs. Carl c. Magee, nt Mont
oyuma, Iowa, death being due to OLD
age, he being SO years old, Mrs. Ma
PEE was with her father at the time
4 his demise.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07

Nevada, MO
Word was reco iNed, yesterday, tell.
ing of the death Of MIR. j. *. Griffin
Il ther Of Mrs Carl c. Magee, nt Mont
oyuma, Iowa, death being due 10 OLD
age, he being SO years old, Mrs. Ma
PEE was with her father at the time
4 his demise.
Mrs. Dan Hunt and son, Thomas
have gone to New York city Tor o
short stay.
Mrs. Olive Smith Is visiting In clio
RADIO Springs,
Miss Eva MAY Shivler and Mr..
Walter Roy Garbett will be quietly
married, Saturday, August TENTH lsl2
only few friends and relatives nav
ing been hidden 10 witness the ccre'
mony
Mrs. ]. B Porter and children left.
Yesterday morning. for months stay
In Colorado visiting in Denver. Colo
RADIO Springs and other points OF IN
terest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Berlin and FAM
ily we're aiming those who left Tor
holiday trip, yesterday, and, who were
bound for Colorado and other west
ern resorts
Mr.. NJ. H. Riddick Is visiting in
81. Louis, Chicago, aud New York Tor
few weeks.
Mrs. ]. Carson Is spending pleas
ant while at Colorado resorts
DR. Wiley left. yesterday mirn'ng,
for an extended visit through th' west
and north. planning to visit all the
larger cities of the great northwest
Mr.. and Mrs. $. p. Garrett have as
their guests Mrs. ]. II. Garrett ana
Miss Esther Garrett of burlington
Kan.
The Shirtwaist Dancing CLUB ana
their friends will participate in an
other of their pleasant dances TINS
evening.
Mrs. b. f. Petit and daughters ),
Inez and Genevieve have returned
from pleasant six weeks visit WIN
friends and relatives in Indiana ana
Illinois. including a pleasant solour"
in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs, Roy Purpus lett yes
terdav for Clinton, ILL.,, having peen
summoned by the serious illness Oh
Mr.. Purpus' father.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. *. Parkhurst' Oh
622 North Cheyenne avenue nave re-
turned from their summer ou'lhs'
which wa sspent in North oaKo'a'
MINNEAPOLIS and vicinity.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07
ln................. D. 200.

I'VE all change, but that's with
Time; Time does his work
honestly, and don't mind
him A fig for Time. Use
him wen, ana He's hearty fell
low, and scorns to have you
at a disadvantage.
CHARLES DICKENS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07

Mrs. Dan Hunt and son, Thomas
have gone to New York Ciiy Tor o
short stay.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07

Mrs. olive smith is visiting in clio
RADIO Springs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07

Jipjpcric Cloth 16c va d-Thls is 40 inches wide
co soft ana clingng-elegant for Princess slips
and other soft garments. Coors: PINK anu
lavender Special today, per yard .,.''''io ioc
Sccrsucscr Crepe, SOC Yard-Solid pink or whlte
with blue or lavender stripe Our regular ooc
ouRlity Special 70 today per yard ....'. 5Sc
Heavy Natural Linen SOC Ya'd-A brand new
niece 36 inches wide, a much wanted material
s5c White Shcrrcttc, 22c Yard-S6 inches wlde'
soft and sheer Today only per ynrd 2@c
Csc INectk and French Tissues, ioc Yard
combinations of tans. greens. pinks, blues
grays and blacks and white Special To-Day per
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07

The lambda Kappa sigma girls viii
be the guests Of Miss Nina Elliott
this afternoon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07

Miss Eva May Shivler ana Mr.
Walter Roy Garbett will be quietly
married, Saturday, August tenth, 1872
only a few friends and relatives hav-
ing been hidden 10 witness the cere'
mony.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. *. Parkhurst' oi
500 North Cheyenne avenue, nave re-
turned from their summer ou''ne'
which wa sspent in North oako'a'
Minneapolis and vicinity
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-05

mem Sauie einen Sfanbal perurladt
bate.
9as tat mir bamals febr Ieib. Sf
liebte meme tleins Mobnung, In Ser
i9 mid tpobl unb gliidIin fihfte,
aber mas iolte i6 MAIDEN, id mubte
5ieben.
Qud bic 3eitunsen benld1tiaten
iid Oiefer qngelegenbeit. uno mein
8ureaudef i'm Miniierium. Der BOZ,
meiner 8srboftung gebDrt bate,
lahte aipar berslid, aber ertldrte MIR
bann febr srnit:
,Gie baben cine grpBe 0nmmbeit
gemddt! -. Das publitum lit 10
tpie 70 fdpn Der Msinung. bdB bic
Mnseitelten nitt geniigenb Grnit fit
ibren poiten BADEN. SebenfalIs babtn
sic unfere 0ertpaltung fompromi.a
tiert. Maden Sic iid barauf gefaBt,
bdb Sbnen am eriten Sonunr bic ges
p0bnli4e Qualification ent3ogsr
fptro."
Donneripetter, ba6.e id, bas lam
ia gut tperben! -
-. gu Saufe eripartete mid ieboH
bic i9Dnite unb sroBte lteberrafnung.
Sd fanb einen Brief BON meirern
S6pieserbater Dor. gr fhrieb mir
foIsenbes:
n@eebrter 6erri
sd bate Sbnen bic 5dnb meintr
Spdter 6enriette berfprohsn. SD
nebne bierbur6 mein 9erfprenen slis
rid. Niemals fam Elm Menfh, ber,
tpenn aud unrehterfpeife, berb6ftigt
fpurbe, Elm Safdmiin3er gu fem, III
meme 1arnilie eintreten. - Durdnb.1
Sdon, inqte id mir, bas lift aud
fein llngIiif. Be bleibe i1 ebet
Sunggeie[le. 9bsr am Mbenb, a[s Id
alein mar unb iiber mein MiBgsfnid
nododdte. mar mir bas 9er3 bod Elm
tpenis ihtper, buB id metn Slid II
lei9tiinnis perIder5t bate.
). uno meme 5erren, iptn1l Id
ben aorb Gbampasner unb bas ouss
e%rleiene Souper tpenisifens genofcn
bate! - Nein, msin 5rsunb purbt
orei Sage fpdter in Elm anberes Regis
ment periebt, muBte fhEeuniait abrti<
fen, unb id -. id mar Neefe -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-05
12. aapittI

Sn Mien mar ipGbrenb Der 3eit,
bic Doctor Martens in 9enebi9 pers
brahtt, bon Der poli3ei nit poIlem
Giftr gearbeitet fporben. Die 9e.
sidte bss aommiTdrs saben poIiseis
rntb Mura beadtensnertbe Winte
unb IitBtn ibn gu BEN GdIub selans
gen, baB ale Miibe bsrstbsns mare,
ebt man bic Soentitdt oes grmoroes
ten niht unsptifelbaft feitseftelt bas
Be.
Mobl bate Doctor martens ben
Befpeis erbruht, Dab 4boIf Strebins
Get unb gartolomGo Giarbini Elm
uno bitieIbe perIon tpdrsn. dbsr bas
NIT perloren iid aud bic Gpuran.
Wer mar bisftr 8artolomdo Giars
Oini eigentlib? Wober Tam CT? Wie
lam tr ins .6aus unb por allen
N b. GamiIienintimitdt bes Ssna.
tors9
Die Rddforfdungen iber oitfen
merfpiirbigsn giarbini. bic bic Be-
bOrbs In Marcone anitelen lief, ers
gdben nihts @reifbdres. Gu Der
Mnfidt, bab Gidrbini Der 8rdutigdm
Der garonin Gtern6urg sepeIen,
ionnte lid poli3eiratb Murs nidt
beitnntr. Sir i'm lag Die annabms
maker, Dab Der ate Senator aus
polififhen @riinoen NIT Giaroini
bsrtniipft mar, unb baB Die 1odtsr,
bic i'm bitie @erbinbung tpuBt., ben
Batter 3u beden perfu1te. Der Rns
me Giaroini mubte mad allen ge.
rihitn ots Rommifars Elm fir bas
9dus gaienmari btbeutunsspoller
fein.
Qdntett fri6sr bic Grag.. D.r 1T
Nnclf Gtrebinstr2 70 bieb fe itbt:
Mer III 9artolom1o Giaroini2
Dies aus Dem ssgebensn Matsrial
1truus5ufinbsn, itelte iid poli3eiratb
Mur5 aIs eritt Mufgabe. Der Re-
ftdurntflr Gdneiber ipurbe ipisbers
bolt tinpernommsn, an fGmmilids
Btb1rbtn bts Sns unb Muslanoes
irlrOen photographer oss Grmorbes
ten gtidtdt, In ben GtrafanitaIten
iDuroe nadgsforidt, ale Die 1unbsrte
bon Witteln selansten 3ur Mnipen-
bunB, iiber bic Der sroBe poliaeilide
Mppdrot Derfiiat. obne baB man 3u
trstno einem MeIultat seIanst ipdre.
Doctor Gpeht psrbrahie Ndhie
nbtr ben Muf3eihnungtn Gtrebingtrs.
nm xnt 3abltnfdrift 3u bediffriren,
pie bet benz Grmoroeten gtfnnntn
iuorotn mar. Mar bds tinmal ges
NrQfn1 ID bate q aud sinen Msrs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-05
f1e. Gortlesuns)

Die bsioen MIltn bGt''n ndtiirfit
nm ibr Qtben germ tridbren, tpus
BE rIStIife Mntnnft Der garouin
unb all nds eehsimnibpcIls Trtibtn
~ bebsutsn babe.
in ben Sipan3ig Sabren. bic ods
Qonbbaus I'm Belize bts Senators
fh bsfnnb. mar nur elm sinsisssmal
Elm W:ielieo tpGbrsnb hes Winitrs
pIObIin I'm Sdufs srIhitnsn. Die
oIis grieitta trinntrte fi9 nod jes
ner ffiirmiidtn Ta6t, oa pI0blit
ber iunge Sberlsutnant @ioreio oi
Gdftnmari @inInb b,oebrt. uno iid
sbsnfo mertpiirbis bsnabm mi. jebt
Die goronin. llnb bdmals mi. btu,
K binbtris Der Meipett III. 4lte, Gra'
gen su itsflsn. Gle bate bamols ben
iungen, Isbtnslnitissr Sbtrlsutnont
sum lsbtenmal gsisben. Cine Mods
belt or iid i'm 6auTe ptrbcrs.n.
ounn eing CT zines Glahts fort, unb
nismano iab i'm pitoer -.
Dab isbt fdien ii6 pieoer gshns
Tides a~b3uIpitltn. Die 8dronin that
sbtnfo stbeimnibpOlI. ME er banals.
menn es MIR nidt aud Elm 10 bOs
fes Gnbe nsbmsn tpiirbel
Mber gbeiInnbme uno Reuaisrbe
h.r NIten tpurben niht befrisoiet
9Jsorietta fprnh tsin Mort. uno
bic Hdronin fdtpisg bsbarrIid.
go brad Der sipeite Moreen on,
bsr Gag, an Dem Die 8oronin ben
0df s~r.pdrtet.. sic lsgtt zines ibrer
i40nften Gommsril.ioer an, anbtre
bate fe nidt our 8~erfiiguns. Jr.ub.
unb erreguns fdrbten ibrt bIaHtn
mdngeu.
Der Gdlon fpurbe in 9tanb ssiebt
urb gebei3i.
Die 9dronin itsnts fi6 Dor bi.
NuItontbiir unb fab unseoulbis auf
ben fhn,eigsn Gtloipes bindus, Der
CUR Citation fiibrtt, biz Tie einsn
fdiparsen punft auf benz tptiten
JtIbt ~pohrnabm, Der INNER naber
riidtt uno GROCER fpurbe.
Or ilps!A risf fie. als lie einsn
maeti ertannt., Der BEN 2anbbauie
aufubr..
sic flos bi. srsppsn binab in Die
Worbdll.. rib oi, Sbir auf uno tpints
K griibsno.
Der Mds,n bislt Dor Dem 2anb.
bdufe.
Gin iunger Mann nit elmer Qttens
tafhe In Der !9anb fprang beruus. Elm
dltersr .6err foIgte ibn.
Die 9oronin tpolIt. suriidtreten,
dter bd ipuroe lie an9eruf.n.
xWletdl" tlang ss fdarf, ipie be.
fsbleno.
Grnft unb bIei6 frat Der jung.
Mann Dor lie bin un6 fagte:
rgeftatte, boB i9 Dir bier gl.i9
sintn 9eiannten porftsfe, Der Did
orinstno gu iprsden fpiinfdt: 9err
WOliatiratb Wur3 aus @i.n."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-05

Gin pi6trfprudgboIs
IbeIb. @attin.
.Na, mart nur, bus iptr0e ih Oil
iaon anitreiden! Nsalid fiibtslt Da
ole a6din uno beutt oas Gtubsns
mdoden -" pantoffelbtlos
sd mag aber tin. mas ih ni9
III DIR redt!1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-05

2innen 9aiuu, Rdoras, Crepe,
g%aifmipole, @nrburon, mepp. Noi[c,
Seibe ober 5IdJ lam 5ur SerIteIluuo
0ieies 8eiiinS benubt iperoen. Ins
Ruiter lit NIT eiitem Goats SdIub aes
iflnitien, Die redte Seite geht etfuns
iiber Die Iinfe. Gas Mriter lit In 8
@robeu geifnitten: 80. 81, 36, 38. 40
utS AZ 3oa 9rlitipeite. gs beu5fiat
~ 0aros 366ou. Stoff fir bic 3Ss
5oaiee @r0be.
Rreis bes Nniters 10 Gents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-05
8efsannsssM aneiinnstm;

Gieie Wauifer tperben an iraeao
cine Goreiie eeeen ginienbuna bes
Breiles gefftdf. Ndn ge6e Nurnuer
unb @r0be nnb Die boIe HoreHe bout,
Iid an unb ifide ben Coupon nebft
benz oben e~rtpdbnten Preis an bns
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-08

La nina acababa de comprar un pa
quote que Sc lie cayo al cruzar la calle
v al inclinarse recogerlo, va ell caro-
estaba casi encima la nina, natural
mente turbada con la proximidad del
caro-, no escape, y este que material
mente, no podfa va ser detenido la al
canzo con una de sus ruedas fracturan-
dole toda la region occipital y parte de
la parietal.
Ell senior Bruno Sc desmonto
acto seguido, y tomando la nina So
bre su falda la condujo la
clinica en- su propio automovil, y des-
de ALI Sc dirigi6 casi trastornado al
cuartel de la policia para que los tribu-
males dispusieran de su persona Pres
to fanza quedando en- libertad.
La nina referida murio minutes des-
pues Sc nos informa que ell senior Bru-
no profundamente constemado, lloraba
cual 81 hubiera dado muerte su pro-
pia hija, acto propio de los buenos SEN
timientos de un vastago de la noble fa-
milia Bruno a quien todos en- Guaya-
ma estiman en- 10 mucho que vale y sig
mica.
Nos consta que toda esta familia la
ment6 ell suceso con sentimiento sincere
aver daban elocuentes pruebas de clio.
Asi fue este tragico suceso de gran cons
temaci6n para Guayama entero
Aca un hombre Y una familia intran-
quila. Con ell alma entristecida por
haber cometido involuntariamente un
heeho horroroso, de esos que abaten ell
espiritu para siempre, porque las hue
las del remordimiento, aun en- aquellos
hechos fatales los que nos empujan ell
destino y la casualidad son imborra-
bles en- ell coraz6n humane.
ALA, una madre con ell alma destro-
zada por ell dolor de yer un fruto de sus
entranas, un tierno capullito del hogar,
una naariposilla del amor que comenza-
ba a desplegar sus alas la luz. horri-
blemente mutilado y en- cuya carita de
angel momentos antes besaba la pobre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-08
NOTAS De CUAYAlLA

I'm hecho de esos que conmueven to-
da una sociedad tuvo lugar aver en- es-
ia ciudad como las cinco de Ia tarde.
Nuestro buen amigo ell ingeniero don
Jose Antonio Bruno manejaba un auto
m6vil en- ell cual paseaba por las GALES de
la poblaci6n, al bajar la calle de Jobos
esquina a la de Las Torres ell automo-
vii arroll6 una nina destrozandole ell
craneo.
Ell desgraciado suceso fue hijo de una
fatal casualidad y no podia ser de otro
modo conocidos como son de todos los
meritos de don Jose Antonio Bruno, asi
como su gran capacidad, conocimientos,
provision Y experienced en- ell manejo de
AUTOMOBILES.
La desgraciada nina, que solo contaba
once amos, era una parienta nuestra.
Sc llamaba Esperanza Haddock Nava-
rro este es un motive doble para que
nuestra alma sc halle contristada honda
mente con este sensible acontecimiento,
pero pecariamos de ingratos, en- los ac-
tuales momentos Gen que las personals
que desconocen don Jose Antonio Bru-
no lie hacen inculpaciones, otros, aeon
sejados por la mala fe y guiados exclu-
sivamente por ell deseo de inferir dano,
hacen manifestations de que fue me-
gligente,) no hicieramos p1blico que ell
senor Bruno es incapaz de cometer un
acto solo de descuido, que pueda oca-
sionar incidentes tan dolorosos como el
de aver, cuando maneja su automovil,
v una prueba elocuente de clio es que
en- los varios amos que lleva usando Y
manejando su auto. es ell primer suce-
so que lie ocurre
Ell carro iba a velocidad reglamenta-
ria y propia de paseo dentro de la zona
urbana; la calle de Jobos tiene en- la
direction que iba el autom6vil un decli-
We considerable.
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madre dandole la esencia de su alma en-
aquellos besos de amor, y enviandolo
comprar un refresco, ignorando que iba
hacia ell abismo, hacia la muerte.
Dos cuadros sombrios, de tristezas In
finitas, preparados por ell destino para
afiigir toda una comunidad, en- donde
Sc cree que no hay responsibilities
que imputar nadie.
Ell entierro de "Esperanza sc veri-
fco aver tarde, donde una numerosa
concurrencia exteriorizo su duelo,
acompanando la metropolis ell cadav er
del angel malogrado por la guadaiia de
La muerte.
r. Navarro Ortiz,
Corresponsal.
Mayo, g. de 1912.