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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-12
STRIVING TO
END STRIKE
CONFERENCE HELD TO END
IDLENESS OF OVER TWO
MILLIONS.
(By Associated Press.)

London, March 12.-The dispu-
tants in the British coal strike which
has driven out of employment two
million men, including miners and
others whose occupations depend
upon fuel, met today to talk over
peace plans. There are many diff
ficulties in the way of the settlement
but the mere fact that the meeting
has been held makes the people more
hopeful. Advices from the German
coal fields show some clashes with
the police. Conditions there have not
improved.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-12
IAcRED COW AT LARGE.

salred COW from far-0ff India Is
Herring somew lere today In the
IONS of Palatka, a strange and
b.backed bovine among q heath
|ld peryerse people. Back In In
khis COW was worshipped. Here
|alalka the kids guy it on ac-
i OF its hump and. other pecu-
kles without a thought of the
ed nature Of The poor beast. No
ber the darn COW Is homesick.
bis sacred COW answers to the
k OF 'Flossie. She is gentle, but
} e,,aping from the Cole & Rice
J on Tuesday Eight, has been
l. VII scared by the boys. "Flos-
i, as ileet as a deer. Treat her
lly, coax her with hay, and she
come 20 you. The animal Is
liable an important feature of
slow
r cole spent all day Wednesday
h. . locate this COW, but to no
yol sec strange looking COW
h1mp on its back, report 1t
DE-" Narnes. \ ,eward will be
a'h poo. Floss'e if you can
fF"a' her kindly, she was raised
,'a and is long way from
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-12
|yAN SPEAKS
ON RECALL
k.Rrs THE PRINCIPLE IS
EoLUTION RATHER THAN
REVOLUTION.
,Dy Associated Press.)

,Ey Associated Press.)
lun.5as o.. March l2.-Speak-
h tar initiative. referendum and
before the Ohio constitutional
Ipiion. ". J. Bryan said the re-
is evolution, rather than revo-
He said he champiOned those
los because they placed the gov
ent in the hands Of the people.
tought that judges, as well as
officials, should be liable to re-
il they did wrong.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-12
SUGAR TRUST VIOLATED
TENTH COMMANDMENT
(By Associated Press.)

New York, March 12.-In outlin-
ing the governments case against
several men formerly connected with
the American Sugar Refining Co., in
Guiding Washington Thomas and
John L. Parsons. Federal Prosecutor
Wise said, 1T Is one Of the most ex-
traordinary cases ever brought into
court. These defendants are not
charged with violation of a man
made law. but with violating q law
handed down by God to Moses in the
tenth commandment"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-12
INVESTIGATION OF
SMfLJfR TRUST NEXT

Washington, March ~. - The
House adopted a resolution calling
upon the department of justice to
make known whether the department
was investigating any "smelter
trust" whether the American Smelt-
ing Co. was connected with it and
whether prosecutions had been be-
gun or were contemplated.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-12
TAFT PUTS Ban
ON PERSONALITIES
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, March 12.-Hereaft-
er the literary bureau of the Taft
campaign will refrain from attacks
on Roosevelt, and the men who are
supporting him. This was decided
after a conference between the presi-
dent, Director Mckinley and Secre-
tary Hilles. The president has in
sisted that personalities be abandoned.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-12
ALARMING SITUATION
AT HONG KONG
(By Associated Press.

Hong Kong, March l2.-The sit
uatiOn at Canton where the rev0lters
under the command of LUX, bri-
gand chief, are trying to GUST the
local authorities, Is most alarming.
The missionaries have been ordered
to leave. There has beef fighting in
the suburbs since last week and sew
eral hundred have been killed.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-12
TURNED
DOWN As JUROR
(By Associated Press.)

Minfola, l.. L., March l2.-COl.
Roosevelt was challenged as a juror
by the attorney for the plaintiff In
the case of a railroad man suing the
company tor big damages as the re-
suit OF an accident. The attorney
explained that he thought Roosevelt
was such a busy man he could serve
the people better in work other than
that Of Jury duty. The Colonel was
plainly annoyed at being turned
down.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-12
SAL lyADORlANS STILL
entertaining KNOX
(By Associated Press.)

San Salvador, March l2.-The
round of official functions in honor
of Secretary Knox is continued. To-
night the American visitors will be
guests at the presidential ball at the
Casino. They leave tomorrow
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-12
Exbert AUDITORS Report
on Accounts of City

PORT SO SATISFACTORY IN
MANY WAYS: THE ACCOUNTS
HAVE BEEN KEPT WITH AN Ac-
CURACY SOMEWHAT UNUSUAL
IN MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. AND WE
HAVE NOT DISCOVERED ONE
TRACE OF ANY IRREGULARlTY.
We hope that your officials will see
their way to adopting our sugges-
tions. for we are confident Of the
benefits to be derived from them
and the thorough examination we
have made. and the detailed Seized.
ules We have prepared. render It
possible to make these changes now
with the minimum of labor and ex-
pense. The City will. doubtless.
continue to grow. and each years de-
lay will add to the work of any re-
organizing which may be done.
We have tried to make our state.
ments self explanatory, but II any
point should not be quite clear, we
believe we have sufficient inf0rma-
ton to answer any questions you
may desire to put to US, and. We are.
Yours faithfully,
MUCkLOW & FORD,
Certified Public Accountants.
p. S.-After preparing our COM
plete report, 1t occurred to US that
you might wish to have a statement
If the Assets and Liabilities ar
ranged in form different from that
shown In the Balance Sheet. We
have, therefore. prepared the ac-
cOmpanying loose statement:
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-12
DYNAM|T|NG CASES CALLED

the indictments. Eight are missing,
two being the McNamaras, who are So
jOurning in a California penitcntiary.
and Ortie J. McManigal, who turned
states evidence. Demurrers OH tech
nical grounds hive been entered
against the indictments. Arguments
on them have begun.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-12
SUSPECTED POISONfR
GOES TO TRIAL
(By Associated Press.)

New Orleans, March 12.-Annie
Crawford, charged with poisoning
her sister, Elsie, to get insurance,
and suspected of being connected
with the deaths of her parents and
another sister, has been placed on
trial.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-12

Mr.. o. NJ. Eaton,
Chairman. Finance Committee,
Lakeland, Fla:
Dear Sir-We beg to report that
We have completed our audit of the
accounts of the City Of Lakeland for
the eighteen months. ending 3lst Of
December, 1911. and have prepared
the Balance Sheet as Of that date.
which accompanies this report.
With the figures obtained by our
examination we have incorporated
those covering the traDsactions for
the first six months Of 1910. which
were included In q previous audit
not made by us, and from these two
sources we have prepared the &C.
companying statements and memo
randa, showing the entire transac-
tions of the Municipality for the
years 1910 and 1911.
Our work has naturally fallen into
four divisions and We have, there.
fore, divided our reports to cOrre-
spond. as follows:
l. Refers to Assets and Liabili-
ties.
II. Refers to Revenue and Expense.
iii. Refers to Details of the
Audit.
Nv. Refers to Suggestions as to
the future.
The schedules referred to in parts
| and II. are bound separately for
convenience of reference.
1T is WITH PLEASURE THAT
WE ARE ABLE TO RENDER A RE-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-12
YORK STATE WOMEN
Want TO VOTE
(By Associated Press.) }

New York, March ia delega-
ton of two hundred women descend
ed upon the capital at Albany to
urge the enactment of equal suffrage
laws, which is scheduled to come up
in committee tomorrow
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-12
(By Associated Press.)

Indianapolis. March l2.-FOrty-
six labor union leaders of the fifty
four indicted charged with unlaw-
fully transporting explosives from
State to State, with the alleged pur-
pose OF blowing up non-union works,
in court today to answer
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-12

Hon. W. A. McRae, of Mariana.
recently appointed Commissioner Of
Agriculture, will move with his fam
fly to Tallahassee.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-12

The lime-kilns and c0operage
shops at Reddick were destroyed by
fire recently, only the sawmill being
saved.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-12
MORE TROOPS sent
TO MEXICAN BORDER
(By Associated Press. J

San Antonio, March 12.-The re-
mainder of Troop E, Third Cavalry,
a part Of which left yesterday for
Eagle Pass, departed overland this
morning for the same place. Troops
G and II left for Maria Anderson.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-12
N POTENT
MONOPOLY CASE
fBy Associated Press. }

Washington, March 12.-Attorney
General Wickershan indicated that
rehearsing might be asked of the
Supreme Court in the patent monop-
oily case decided yesterday by a di-
vided branch.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-12
Eli DENIES HE
TRIED TO FIX FIGHT

(By Associated Press.)
/, Francisco, March l2.-Abe
denied that he tried to "hx'
igh, with Harlem Tommy"
hy
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-12

During February 122 vessels de-
parted from the port of Jacksonville
with a net tonnage Of 12S.se0 tons,
and 116 arrived with a net tonnage
of l21, 900 tons.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-03-12

Tomorrow take trial trip to the
Tea Garden, East Lake Hollings-
worth drive.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-09

co trasmisor de la febre amarilla de
la malaria; pero, ademas, ha demostra-
do la observation que ell mosquito es
tambien trasmlsor de otras enfermeda-
des. Asi, pues es incalculable la ex-
tension del medic de infection depen-
diente de este insecto.
Aunque existen muchas variedades
de mosquitoes, es de anotar para los
efectos de Su exterminio, que EN- los Es-
tados Unidos, especialmente en- la
costa del Atlantico, tenemos que tratar
con dos classes ell mosquito de los pan
tanos riberenos ell del interior. FL
mosquito de la fiebre amarilla (stego-
mya) y ell de la malaria (anopheles)
pertenecen a la segunda claSe Ell ste
gomya no sc propaga en- esta parte de
los EStados UnidOs; esta mas bien con-
finado Ell los Estados del Sur espe-
cialmente en- los Estados del Golfo. Sin
embargo, puede criarse por aqui, pues
antes de ahora ha habid0, seria invasion
de fiebre amarilla EN- New York, Fila
DELTA y ciudades adyacentes; pero pro
bablemente por motives climatericos no
inverna aqui por tanto su eXistencia
no pasa mas AHA de la estacion fria.
s" Ell mosquito puede criarse Ell cual-
quler receptaclllo que pueda contener
aqua allnpe, al contrario de la Green
cla general, no escOge para ESQ las
grandes eXtensiones de aqua Sc en-
cuentran mas bien las crias 10 largo
de los pozos a. hacen con las patas los
animales cerca de los abrevaderos. La
preferencia es siemprc por las peQue-
mas cantidades de aqua, mezclada con
pantano y con alguna vegetaci6n. Es-
to dltimo como protection mas bien
que para alimento
Los bOteS de hojalata. canales de
teJado rotas, huecos de los arboles. els
ternas, etc. son los lugares don
de comunmemente Sc crian cerca de las
casas los mosquitoes Estos varios re-
ceptaculos son numerosoS. pero al mis-
mo tempo son tan pocos notados, que
comunmente Sc dice que no Sc encuen-
ira donde Sc crian los mosquitoes Es-
to explica muy bien las difcultades pa
ia eXterminar los mosquitoes. Ellos no
Sc alejan mucho de la casa, 10 cual pue-
ayudar para descubrir los criaderos.
FL stegomya y el anopheles son de
la varedad que no Sc propaga en- los
pantanos de aqua salada; nj los que Sc
crian tampoco en- el aqua dulce.
En- 10 que concierne al exterminio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-09
LA VIDA Ell ANO 200O.

tanto sobre La venta como EN- mi 6po-
ca
81, pero de otra menera que en-
tire vOSotrOS-reSp pOndi0 ell doctor -
ell preci0 de venta de cada libro Sc
calcula sobre su precio de coste, mas
un tanto para ell autor El importe
de este tanto es Ilevado a su carta de
cr6dito, Sc le dispensa de todo otro
seryi 10 a la naci0n mientras ell be-
nefcio baste para su SOstenlmlento..
81 ell libro alcanza algln exito, obtie-
he de esta manera una licencia Gle
algunos meses, de uno, dos tres
amos; y 81 EN- este intervalo produce
otraS obras de exito, su dispense de
sefvicio puede prolongarse a prorra-
ia Gle la Venta de srls obraS Sc pue-
de medir ell talento, 0, 81 quereis, la
popularidad Gle un autor, por ell item
po que Sc lie permita consagrar a la
literature; los mas estimados le consa-
gran el periodic del servicio activo
va veis que desde el punto de vista
del resultado, nuestro sistema llega a
las mismas consecuencias que ell vlles-
tro; hay, sin ,embargo, diferencias
notables En- primer lugar, el grado,
tan eleyado, de cultura intellectual del
siglo Xxx, Ola al fallo del p1bico un
yalor mas serio Que en- vuestros dias
en- segundo lugar, no existe NADIA que
Sc parezca al favoritismo Q la intri-
ga para turbar la Libre competencia
de los talentos. Todo ciudadano dis
pone exactamente de. las mismas faci-
lidades para presentarse ante el tri-
bunal de la opinion A juzgar por
las lamentaciones de los autores del
siglo XIX, vosotros hubierais apre-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-09
La guerra contra
el zancudo

Nueva York. Con la aproximaclon
de los dias de verdadero verano, ell
doctor Alvah II. Doty, antes Oticlal de
Sanidad del puerto de Nueva York, ha
pubhcado gran numero de hechos ysob-
servaciones references al exterminio del
mosquito. a la posibilidad de eliminar
ciertas Intermediates en- los suburbios y
el eXito que ha obtenido en- sus eXpe-
riencias
Durante algunos AMOS el doctor Do
ty ha sido active en- aplicar Y mejorar
los sistemas ideados para eXtermlnar
los mosquitos en- los terrenos pantano-
SOS de la costa atlantica en- los Estados
de Nueva Jersey y de Nueva York. Su
atenci6n Sc ha aplicado principalmente
al drenaie de los pantanos, al uso del
aceite en- los pozos la busca, Y eli
minaci6n de los criaderos de mosqui-
tos. TsaM
"Durante los ltimos dos amos. dice,
Sc han hecho algunas publicaciones pro
yenientes de Nueva Jersey, en- que Sc
manifesto duda respecto de la efectiva
determination del mosquito. Este pc
Simismo adverse no sirve sino para de-
sanimar aquellos que Ell 0tras seccio-
nes de los Estados UTnidos han empren-
dido la cruzada contra e MOSQUITO.
Pero precisamente han aparecido
estos concentrates desfavorables cuando
el exito de la empresa estd, por ell con
traro, absolutamente asegurado
"Quienes han estado consagrados a
ia obra que Sc ha venido realizando en-
los EstadOs Unidos durante los diez Q
doce 1ltimos amos. Observable con ine
tense interes el lento, pero firme pro
greso que Sc ha hecho en- esta importan-
te rama del servicio sanitarfo. han pa
Sado va de la incertidumbre la segu-
ridad positiva de que el mosquito pue-
de ser eXterminado.
'Por parte del pdblico, Sc ha forma-
do va la conviction de que con el exter-
mimic de este insecto Sc eliminara un
medic tan com1n como temible. para
trasmitir intermediates de una persona
"A otra, y de que no Sc trata simplemen-
te de precavernos de molestas picadu
ras.
Sabenos que el mosquito es el uni
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-09

Pero en- este 81 que debe andar con
culdado, no sea que le pase como a
aquel NAL comico de una compaTlfa del
kilometro, que interpretando ell Judas
Gle la - Passion y Muerte, = al ahorcarse
10 hizo tan 10 vivo que ell pablico pi-
di6 la repeticion tres cuatro veces.
hasta que uno de los espectadores enar-
decide grito con voz imponente: ique
Sc ahorque de veras as s
5Eh, Mr.. Lopez? Cuidado no le apli-
quen ell cuento
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-09
EDWARD BELLAMY.

.iabo la escalera cuando Edith entr6
en- la galeria; Salia de la habitaci6n
donde habiamoS tenido nuestra entire
vista matinal. que he contado mas
arriba.
II All l-exclam6 con una expire
sion de encantadora trayesura =
creiais poder eScaparoS sin ser viSto,
para una de estas eXcursiones solita-
rias que os ponen en- tan triste eStado
Pero va YeiS que me he levantado mas
temprano que voz esta vez os he atra-
pado.
-Despreciais la efcacia de vuestro
tratamiento--Ie dije,-suponiendo q.
una correria semejante tendria a1n
tan malas consecuencias para vuestro
enfermo.
Me encanta vuestra respuesta.
Estaba preparando algunas flores pa
ia adornar la mesa. cuando os he Oh
do baJar; me parecia que habla al
90 de obscure de clandestino en-
vuestra salida
-ITab6is juzgado nal, senorita; nj
Siquiera tenia intenci5n de salir
No obstante de srs esfuerzos para
hacerme Greer que nuestro encuentro
era puramente casual concebi en-
aquel momento una ligera sospecha de
10 que supe mas tarde ser la verdad;
aquella dulce criatura, cumpliendo el
oficio de guardian que Sc habia I'M
puesto respecto de mi, Sc habfa levan-
tado dos tres dias horas indebidas
para impedirme salir solo Y volver
caer en- las aventuras que me ocurrie-
ron la primera vez.
LIE pedi permiso para ayudarle en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-09

de estos mosquitoes, la brillante campa-
na realizada en- Cuba en- la zona del
Canal bajo la direction del gobierno de
los Estados Unidos, responde sufcien-
temente toda duda sobre ell particu-
lar: y la verdad de que ell exterminio
puede lograrse con exito complete, ha
pasado va del periodic de los expert
mentos y esta hoy aceptada en- ell mum
do entero.
lnglaterra, Italia Francia, Espaila,
Chile, Argentina, y 1ltimamente Bull
garia, Servia y Montenegro, como tam
bien otras naciones, estan empenadas
actualmente Ell la guerra contra ell
mosquito. Los Estados Unidos no han
hecho NADIA virtualmente EN- este senti-
do, fuera de Cuba la IONA del Canal.
Para ell proximo exterminador Sc
requiere dinero, mucho dinero. Esta
lmpOrtante obra deberia continuarse
baJo la supervigilancia direction del
Gobierno Federal, para que puedan To-
grarse resultados uniformes. extensos
y positivos. 81 este es impracticable
podria ponerse bajo la jurisdiction de
los Estados. Ademas, es indispensable
que haya buenos reglamentos, que Sc
cumplan por los funcionarios del ser
vicio, porque 81 la obra Sc deja en- 10 flu
turo la accion individual, es SECURE
que no sc consegtliria I'm progreso sa-
tisfactorio. !"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-09

heSo que quede mcn0s marayillado de
10 que Sc encuentra en- este hbro, Que
de 10 que no Sc encuentra en- ell Los
escrltores de mi epoca habrlai1> juzga-
mas facil hacer la cosa mas 'dificil,
que componer una noyela de donde
fueran excludes todos los efectoS sa-
cados de los cOntraStes de la riqueZa
Y de la pobreza de la instruction y
de la ignorancia, de la gr0seria y del
retinamiento. todos los motives del or
gullo y de la ambicion social, las preo-
cupaciones s0rdidas para 81 y para
los suyos, el deseo de ser rico y el te-
NOR la miser1a en- una palabra, una
noyela de amor, pero de un amor no
estorbado por los obstaculos artificial
les que cream las diferencias de posi-
ci0n de fortuna lln amor que no
conoce otras Ieyes que las del cora
z6n.
La lectura de Pantelizado y me
siryi0 mas que todas las explicaciones
del mundo presentandodome un bos-
queio de la fsonomia social del siglo
Xxx.
Los inforlnes del doctor extensos y
precisos, eran ciertos, pero me hablan
ilenado ell espiritu de impresiones m1l-
tiples incoherenteS. que no habla
conseguido coordinar hasta entonces
sino muy imperfectamente.
Berrian reuni6 los rasgos esparcl-
dos hizo con ellos un cuadro armo-
nioso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-09

ciado grandemente esta igualdad alb
Soluta.
-Supongo --dije-que seguireis
el mismo principle para llegar u la
comprobaci6n del merito en- losotros
ramos de la production intellectual.
tales como mtsica, dibujo & inventos
cientificos
No Gambia ell principle, pero los
detalles diferen asI, para las artes,
y para la literature, ell pueblo es ell
tnico Juez. Vota sobre la admission
de las estatuas y los cuadros Ell los
edificios p1blicos, y su fallo fayora-
bic eXlme al artista de las c0rveas
que contrariarian su vocaei6n.
Nuestro objeto es abrir ancho cam
po de prueba todos los talentos. v,
desde que es reconocido un merito
trascendental, |, ,dejarle libre carrera.
La exencion de cualquier otro servi-
cio no reviste, de ningtln modo. el
caracter de TN don de una recon-
pensa no es mas que un medic, para
la nacion, de obtener servicios mas
eminentes. Por supuesto, tenemos
academias iterarias, artisticas, cien-
tlilcas, cuyo acceso no esta alberto
mas que a los talentos ineontestados,
y constituye una prerrogativa de las
mas deseadas. El mayor de todos
los honores, mayor que la presiden-
cla mlsma, que no exige mas que
buen sentido y una consagracion abb
soluta al deber, es la .cinta roja, con-
cedlda por el voto popular a los
grandes escritores, a los artistas, q
los INVENTORIES, u los medicos de pri.
mer orden. Nanca son admitidos d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-09
Ell fakir Mr.. Lopez
Leemos en- la prensa de Caracas ::


Mr. Lopez ha regresado de Valen-
cla. La prensa de la capital carabobe-
ma trae buenas referencias de La ira
de Mr.. Lopez Iabla con entusiasmo
de su enterramiento en- el Circo de
aquella ciudad, cuyo espectaculo asis-
to numeroso p1blico, y escribe tam
bien acerca del exito que alcanz6 por
la noche en- el Teatro. con sus pruebas
"hindoos
Mr.. Lopez ha sido contratado para
La Gualra en- cuyo puerto trabaiara
el proXimo domingo. Primero efectua-
ra su enterramiento; por la noche Sc
ahorcara en- ell escenario del Teatro en-
presencia de toda la concu1rencia .
Por 10 visto, Mr.. Lopez ha agregado
a su emoci0nante n6mero espectacuIar
el barbara aliciente de ahorcarse ante
el piblico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-09

Al dfa siguiente me levante un po-
go antes de la hora del almuerzo, Ba-
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1912-01-19
I0eAW's CREEK.

Mrs. joel Cooper and son Charles
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W.
NJ. Fields for n few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". +. Dishon delight
fully entertained the following with
a dinner Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos
Dudderar. Mr.. and Mrs. Holman, Mrs
Logan Woods of Danville. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lynn and children. Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ. Fields and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lair.
Miss Mary X. Duddcrar has been
confined to her home several days
with bad case of tonsilitis.
Misses Marguerite and Susie
Sampson have been the pleasant
guests of Misses Fields, Watkins and
Sampson.
Mr.. W. NJ. Fields left today on a
business trip to Level Green.
Miss Edith Watkins. DELIGHTFULLY."-
entertained with n social Saturday
night in honor of Misses Marguerite
and Sue sampson and Miss Gladys
Chamberlain.
Mrs. George Martin has returned
home from Georgetown where she
has been spending some time with
her Invalid mother, Mrs. Coppage.
r. G. Watkins. who has been spend
ing sorc time in Oklahoma with his
sister has returned home.
Miss Edith Watkins is the guest
of Miss Gladys Chamberlain, of
Abba.
Mrs. Jones, of Livingston is the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. W. +.
Dishon.