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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25
H VAST CROWD
KIHIT IN Prayer
EVANGELIST STUART TOUCHED
REsPoNsIyE'LnoRD LAST
NIGHT.
RESPONDED Rather SLOW
But Finally ihc Entire Congregation
Prayed, with DR.. Stuart
Leading.

AT the conclusion Of the sermon of
DR.. George Stuart the famous evan
geist who has been conducting Sc
ris of meetings In the huge tabernacle
tent upon the courthouse square.
fifteen hundred people rose from tnt
ground where they had been kneel-
ing in response to u request from the
evangelist.
DR.. Stuart from the beginning Oh
last nights meeting, which was at
tended by fully 1000, worked upon the
feelings Of the congregation, making
them laugh at his dry, quaint humor.
or weep, as his soft deep voice told
some touching story.
Il believe in specific prayer" said
the evangelist as he arose after the
singing Of several hymns, 81 believe
in having somebody to pray for, and
! am going to ask all those who nave
somebody whom they would like to
pray for TO please raise their hands
Only a few hands were raised
throughout the crowd, and Stuart
said: Il was never in a town in my
life where the church people moved
so slow. / will stand this town Up
against any town in tho world for
luke-warmness in religious meet
ings"
The evangelist again made the re-
quest. and hands flew upward from
all parts of the huge tent.
Rev Stuart dwelt for awhile upon
the last ten days distraction result
ing from tho Fair and Durbar, and
then announced his text-"Finally,
brethren. pray for us, that the word
of the Lord may have free course
and be glorified."
He stated that It was much easier
for a preacher to preach when tho
congregation was in a prayerful mood.
The speaker said that man could
not truthfully worship with a feeling
of Ill will against anyone. He re-
lated n graphic anecdote to illustrate
this point
He then asked all who would 10
come forward and kneel in prayer
while the closing hymn was in prog
ross From all parts OF the tent peo-
pie began to pour to the front. until
II became crowded, with women in
silks and satins, with flashing jew
els upon their fingers. kneeling In the
dust Of the ground.
When the final words of the song
died away there was not one Of the
huge congregation standing. Those
who could not reach the front knelt
at their seats.
Only five more days remain Of the
big revival. and Dr. Stuart wishes to
announce that II anyone has the idea
that these meetings are going to be
tame they are badly mistaken.
Yesterday afternoon at 3 O'clock Dr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25
No Violence In Car Strike.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Sept. 2i-No vio-
lence was attempted by the striking
car men OF the Augusta Aiken Elec-
trio company when four street cars,
manned BY scabs and guarded by
the police were operated here from
noon until dark today.
Union carpenters and members OF
the local typographical union today
pledged sympathetic moral support to
the striking car men.
The strike question will be discuss
ed tomorrow night at a special meet
ing of the American Federation Of
Labor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25
Governor Hooper O,crrulcd.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 2t,-Gov-
ernor Hooper was oycrruled today In
his efforts to increase the Tennessee
assessment on the Mcmphis bridge,
owned by the Kansas city ana Mem
phis Railway and Bridge company
from $l.5OO,OOO to t2.5OO,OOO. state
Treasurer tyler and Secretary Of state
Gnodoe OF the state board Of equal
i2ation, opposed the governors action
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25

time, His final words p the crowd
Woro.
"Well, ! regret that must go, but
good bye and good luck"
As he stepped 10 the floor ~ tho
main stand, those near by crowded
around him and suddenly the wood
work, with creak started TO sink.
william Query a well known Tulsan
wearing Grand Army badge, was
seated in a rocking chair ON the spot
whore the stand was sinking, but the
men standing by stepped back and
prevented serious accident, The
colonel then pushed his way hnck
through the crowd 10 the waiting
automobile, into which he piled, along
with j. II. McBIrney Robert McBir-
ney and Lee McBirney, ana flying
trip was made 90 the depot. The
colonel boarded his private coach and
the train Immediately sped away It
had been hele esveral minutes for
him,
Early yesterday morning big dele
cation OF Bull Moosors arrived on a
special train that tho Katy had run
from Muskogee. Broken Arrow made
a big showing. The Broken Arrow
people carried large Roosevelt banners
and We're headed by the Coweta band.
Red bandanna handkerchlefs were
everywhere In evidence and women in
the crowd carried pennants bearing
the colonel's picture.
L. G, Disney, William Cochrano and
Chancellor Bradford and other dis
tlnguished oklahoma Bun Moosers
were In the city to greet tho colonel.
and left with him for oklahoma city
and intermediate points
Colonel Roosevelt will today be in
Little Rock. Ha viii go from there
to Memphis aud then invade Missls-
sippl Louisiana, Alabama ana other
southern states.
The local progressive leaders wero
well pleased with the results Of their
champions appearance IN Tulsa, al
though they were disappointed that no
did not have an opportunity to make
Il more lengthy speech.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25
DEMOCRATS NOMINATE
FOSS IN MASSACHUSETTS
Rcpuhllouu Nomination
for Governor.

BOSTON, Sept. Ex-Governor Eu-
gene N. Foss was renominated by the
democrats in the primary election to-
day. Returns from one half of the
state, including the city of Boston.
gave him lead of nearly 1000 votes
over his opponent. Joseph c. Pelliter,
district attorney of Suffolk county. In
the same cities and towns. Joseph
Walker. former speaker of the Mas
sachusetts house Of representatives,
had lead at midnight of about 1900
over Benton. a former member Of
the governors council for the repub-
iicar nomination.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25
jackson Adopts Commission Plan.

JACKSON. Miss, Sept. 24.--At an
election held here today Jackson vot-
ers decided to adopt the commission
form of government, 100 TO 214. An
other election will be ordered for the
purpose of electing commissioners and
the change of municipal methods will
become effective on January /. 1919
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25
Rrition Defeated Redmond.

NEW YORK. Sept 24.---Jack Brit
ton OF Chicago, defeated Jack Red
mond OF Indianapolis In a y round
bout at the New Star Athletic club
tonight Brltton outpointed his man
all the way and In the seventh round
knocked Redmond down for the count
OF nine with right swing over tho
left eye
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25
Ulslcr Has II Grcnt DnN

BELFAST, Sept 2i.-I'rom an or
atorical point of view, today was COM
paratiyeiy quiet in tile Ulster cam
palgn, Sir Edward Carson and Fred
erlck +. Smith, the chief leaders re-
serving themselves for the strenuous
events in the coming few days,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25

NEW YORK, Sept 24.-After vot-
ing at tho primaries IN Princeton to-
day, Governor Wilson came to New
York on his way to New England,
where he begins a three-deys' speak
ing trip tomorrow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25
Rapid Developments in Strike Zone

CHARLESTON, w. Va, sept. u
Events moved rapidly today in mo
big mine strike of West Nirsinia'
Conferences were started by Cover
nor Glasscock and military COM
manders. looking to reduction OF the
number of state soldiers n'w on duty
in the martial law district of Kama
waha county.
A company OF state militia was at
tackled at an Isolated point near Dry
Branch. over fifty shots were fired
at the troops guarding a coal tipple.
None were effective and the attack
srs escaped into the mountains.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25
lime Weather

WASHINGTON. Sept a.
Forecast Oklahoma-Cloudy ana
much cooler Wednesday Thurs
day fair
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-25
.IP4e Wga0aer

TULsh, Sept. 2i.--The tenn
perature MaNimum IS; minimum
30, south winds clear, rainfall ,Ol.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-31
NO MAIL ON SUNDAY
UNLESS THROUGH A
SPECIAL DELIVERY
auttNc COVERED ~ arresAl
LAW Ju2r EsAcrEp.


ftesr ~no 81 Or the cofsus Cbfisii
i'ifsf~fficf fu their ranasx mail 40.
nierruv win Rod thclf baxts fmfly 4
ihrf nate Ectfcn ths dsilrserI.s maaa
iaiaY ~ toniEht up 81 nii1niaht "a.
,ers Npur msh cantrs 81 s,,1 <undas
v IN a sfa', lai ds'iNtfs rtamp On IN N.,a
wIn net at "a upin Monaay moruns
Ftls y thc latest sdici ~ itt y.ssfaf
o.. dfrArsnrni sna IL t..s erred In . ern d.
rral ls~ enatirA In the sruraffiaf i.sf
Att fuf tht fiscsi year sntinr % trlt
f'ulfmsslef tfathr has issus1 y No.
itHe stating that ihe CDr,ns chfitfi
f.rsinfncf eln l-e riuscd Sunday Seq
ismi-f 4 ana 40 rgn1ass iter,afier
The FenHrai attttiN Hiulow win NOT
hf nrcaNi AL ans tims Anrlnr ~antaY
bears ~ mail efi D, Distributed b.
t,nNss nr surfRY rpctial itutsf lea
itfs WI he delivered ~ usual Thrrf
uil hf a. eolietilnns ristr ff,n fhr
strrff iciicts hoxes by carriers un sun
tts- Az matt tsl..ss.1 ia the f...~i.
offlce however vii DC dispstohed a.
esual
rhin new Law s. aeriardiY unpopular
already with many " go business mrH
anf ri,lsens ~ Corpus Ctflsii and viii
probably throw iecal business CORES
f0nd.ncr slightly oui ~ ion, uniu "a .
usimpuis az, mAae. The new hW
haecNef. is 90 popular With She pest.
afflcs tefsae be @ l. unpopular with ihoss
who have i,ssa accustomed 90 ihes
ruAiaY mai. and especially their sun
day pspers
rhr Nafnlnf q $50 Mail on sunday
has been prfffV Etntranf made since
ffe FoNsrninr iaw went lntn sffeei 81
last Friday fo BE- immediately arpiicn
hir The Situation 70 explained fufthef
hf letters sent to posimaNitrs which
read ~ follows
''rhe pasinfsiea appropriation aft Or
she fisoal year eudlf Jupe %. isiS. rfo.
Videsi
THAT hereafter posiaffirss n ths
first and SECOND c,asscs shaR NOS be
open on SUNDAY fss the purpose n a.
llyeflnr mail a. the rrneral puddle. hut
thls provision shalt not prevent the
prempl delivery ~ special delivery
mail
"t'ndrf this Ian you VII close the
rfnrrsl delivery, carriers indows and
leoh boxes and aiscsnt,rse 40 deliveries
~ cafrlcfs on Sunday You VIZ note
however that speriai delivery mail y
excepted and YOU wili therefore arrange
u hsFt IN duty suffi,i.0i fofce %
hsudie this mail matter promptly
"1he Department dertrrs Co., reduce
sunday wufk go the nirimum ~ that
aF many ~ the employees 80 pnssilie
may enjoy complete DAY ~ rrai 90
sunday Yan should therefore rrqulfe
only "a euffIrifnf number n clffAs o. re-
port fnF dufY un That daN ln order that
transit man and rho mall Coiecira Cor
dispatch nay hs handled without nrlgY
n mo- mail Is dispatched ON sunday p
vfrs carly s0ieiction should hr made
on Monde, mornInE ana thc mail for
locaf delivery Distributed before abe
carriers lrate fof their first "trip no
specifically
g. y gNANpffEisn
Fgfsf Asst raaimansf General
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-31
WILL ENTERTAIN VISITORS
~erhsrs 81 aesthsssa ~arnscher ..
S3r satssis Vii be Given Au,o
RIDE and Sal

puflne the sisn ~ thr Beethoven
Aanncrctos ~ san Anionn ia ihls
city pr the pnrp1st - rfrinr concert
90 Nunnay afiefna.on. fuiprsaiaatn rs
various fofuA has heen ARRANGED fat
ihe sinrers Jos ilrrfh fges.dent ~
LIE local United Charities orraAlra
iion. Spent yeslff,.sy b. Arranging for
the Pleasure ~ the visitors
TIE memhers ~ ihe Beethoven Man i
perrhor wii ~ guests "a iho ficAcn
Hot~i eerifg thor fUif a. me cify
Tiey s'ili sfflft f1rins Sundsy after
npun and Wili D. gwen an automobile
fis'e ever m ctif ht The public service
cnra Ten eaAehiges ulli ~ used ana
.,'s 1919. s.ss 20. y nesssry e
ffNnred Tor
HAY niEht
b. kfEes ~
Nor rl.l b. ~
spcl On MaNaas
- rolbg 20 fi.e
~ United Char
ans - he ~
Ntf brpushf Is
w ls.tai commig.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-31

vaaae,llle :, Palm Garden ,.alsls
s.si.s'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-31
COMING And GOING

NiH Oiia Hers lz spendlnr u week Ell
llc BORDEN ranch ~ thf fursi az Mrs
Mars Borden and Niss i.uono H1rdei
r. b refklns. buslnesr man of 500
fii' vac here yesterday rcFlsisfinN
AZ she state
Miss 8 Wfnns RI Daias s. D flsrar
in ihe eiy ana an ho here for reNcrai
days
Mis- a. c'iioihrokk ana aaurhter ~
faifuffiaa are .n the city Fucsis al thc
state
Miss Annlg Ieruc returns this marn 4.
ING te hrf home in San Arfonir after
a two wrecks Yisit in fhia ,Iiy a. me
rnesi - Miss Ina Holman.
chaH urevr representing ihs Cadn.
lac suio department ~ Sfaacko Hres
~ $50 Anionie. ls Ia mo ciis rnnscrfinE
with Harm Arhcr iogAi agent far tho
'aHillae 81 Brown viii bc her, for
several dayA
Miss Hrs Nnrnion has Returned ~
her hUme ip Nieiafls after virlt aith
Nrs ". "a Noedkef.
Aiiss Jsanneita sirarf - san Az
tonic who has been spending inr papi
fc~ wrecks hrre - me guest ~ her 80
iff Mrs Robert ficwciicn. hos retain
80 home.
nisificl Iudre " y Hopkins ana sos
WIN hses rfturnf9 from flshine issr
sAieh var sepuf ~ Port Afanaaa
. fl}efl Hrywoor aus Nif. ~ san
Antnnia afflFei Be- thf cts yesiersiav
and Nlii d. ihr ruoatp ~ Nfr Heg
e'endg r4nfnia. ~ and Mrs Chrsfan
lieaff -. 19i Aubrey street for a Tea.
days
KE Ttp@fralre ~ Kanssr riiy rep
rrHeniafirs of siirlfled hrict favtrr
eampaHs shifh piared tiss uifh ite
eiig council far ihr pafinsi ~ Csrons
'Hrisii s'reet- and ptioh nlfh al ath
rr bids Submitted Ntro rejected iefi
.asi nirhf faf neanmons b visit ~ .
ffN darF hef1fe rsiarninr ~ his hone
A rrlce ~ klior va among ~
Taesis arriving az the Horne Ansrs
menis YESTERDAY
Mis- Nae Wa1d - AKA I 4. sfs at,
for a brief visn. a guest a. shs Sea
side
John fapresie Ir. - Austin ~as
among ~ guests arriving ~ the nia-
sssA yesterday
" ~. Riley - Argus orlce ana y T.
SnifH ~ nanapsfe sFe In TN elfy to-
day. guests ~ fhe Hurnf Apartments
tahn Hplf ami Mrs william Hon 4sa
Miss ylrxfeia Holt - waro arrives -
the cts Yesterday faf = VIsl, n nevstai
DAYS Thes arr guests 90 she Resrgde
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ftNsk sli letters received ffsu =
Fafdefo. efxarizsf n Alamo Life IT,
turnEfa CaFnfsarr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-31
BAND CONCERT SUNDAY
Director Nropf Announces Program 10
ne Rendered a. Arsssssn psfh
SUNDAY Afternoon.

The public hand concerts Riyru ~
the n " a Hand couilnuc 80 b. tors
gopuiar eifN tine sliserr ~ C0rpui
cHsisli ana with visitors Who are IN ths
city 80 "wednesday niFhts ~ sundays
This Ia stirsiea by Inc splendid -.
Tendance a. each concert riYen - AZ.
fssihn rafk
Director ~ kac.if - the n " \
l,snd srneunres thr foii0Ains isfparnn
f1f SUNDAY afternoon bcgininna ~ 4
q nlnct "a Arirsian Park
March. eur Nations Ffld.' ~
IL Hffrf
o,crure "HAss b Cio,, eea
suufhafN
= March. -ysul Wal WEI n u
Hall
= sahY'iisehr. Golden Chimes
H g miller
Qplstsnrf .~fneai3Y nafnh0psf
O. waiin "a 'hnufhrrn Dream o.
. Lincoln.
riiapry Hirrir- March lrhagars
tcfistfci - b Tampa
A. March, 'rho Chancellor 6 y.
Tnfnnirtf
rlneis. "F'af Npansiea fiarnaf~
Nendrtiiie ei Ftira uaFief iDniahi
1 - -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-31
5 CENTS ADMISSION TO AL

Complete limo ~ psnalHr remedies "a
NEy ciTN pRro STORE
k.es- a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-31


each scftion - mo franchise and ~
wallace contested svef, point ihat ~
ihaushi vtiuld prove edtsntaNe0us ~
ihls oiif We recommended 49, 80
ous oeDn,li tHri liis franchise ~
nrsu,ed
'sThc history - ghs ffannhieo white
hofws ihe rounrA ~ msmorahle rhrfe
49, . sfsai deal ~ deiu, 'lhurhsef ;
lfe conldn'i 80 afiion "a his pfplsns'.
llun. fipsib be- Niri With ihe fvuns'l
petition asking that bis tram hiss
q. submitted a. q vote a filt people ~
special election. ibe rxiisnsr - thf
80. lien ~ hc horne ~ him What me
council 1ld % that potiiiun nss az act
rasr apoh ihe pf"l.is - Corpus rHfi7
a. IN. a.llnh - ihs council in thir
particular Nas dis3lfahls and ~ ns
raf4 toald never fprFite surh nn oo' +.
rars es they pcfpetgnted 80 the riii
srn. ~ corpus chfistl The oaupaii
wi,h uisin charter requirement DO
f,as them Deliberately iwfnsd down
the petition ~ Mr. waiieoer
a. this g.isns Iuarr Arl'pnald rad
49, ilen 81 ~ the cts chhftef ehloh
pfos lde~ hnd inssps u mandatory IN
ihe part ~ lhs council a. submit ffsu
ellnra in vote - the rsstipls where
ths apflioAnt ~ requests Aud affeee
~ faf 'he sspense u holdine sn,h
rlo,ftiou
ConiinDlnk Joase Mel,ufala saia
III "a ii,is tiine SAD Hn c,snaerf
tina elff ife Wallaes ifasrhinc either
shan ms connection ~ish tho shfesii
eating that Nns done - The hs.nfd ~
4
Whliass had asked that represent
him tiT ! ashea hsn ~ engages some
.,liasf lawyer az { dia at eanl ~ -
psaf in anY liFb' that mIrtt inasif ms
standing "a member - me aifer
fnruff ~ ihs Commercial rlus ~
hnd any innusbee 81 ihls fitt. dia rpl
eant 10 appear a. the paid attorney
~ franchise ~ Wallace shcn
sent and epramad oihcf ieeai sef1nsfn
sNhstiy 4tirs ~ Waifnre irfi TIE
city fof NE tsnfus ~ il,frffs euf ~
nufnf reason ihf Attorneys that ~ had
ssiffiad affe gHabie ~ Represent him
} then advised ~ Waflace that 10
slolid s,-eafs fnandauiss gnmpeiilnE
haYnf rfnee and his r1umfii ~ orfef
~ elerlis,n Ice che purposes panef
This nsandsfans mss 80 uft,I end nh
a1fn MaaH fsaess ssu posslbie )ail
ssNiencf siaring him N tho face. would
~ cnnsssss 70 sltlng tla peopis ;
efNnce r. Ha3inE fof themselves ntsoih,
- ~ nos ihey would accept this Wal
lace ffans bisn.
WAY ala I'esse and his essseil ~.
fnne - rAu thai siecslou hStIl ihey
Were ooDNeiicS ~ cpAn order ~
~ 49, 1he answer 10 plain The ~.
sVee has Rpftt farm tSnfYuhafa thes
tht ruts ~ fhs bosses is ossr SOD ttaf
tlse peppis shah fs,ie. n psseas should
live foF ~ teafs. ~ conid never eKplain
she outraNo mat hss been committed
an Tia people ~f TogpuE CHRISTI
Tiers IL che reseoa Ne heFe an.
ethef franchises ff>auehief THIS Tut
80 franchise NAs failfns1sa fhreuxh
ihs couhell end - fixed pa4 tfwythsnR
that ihsg ava NOT even HAYS - ~alf
fps report from fAs siy attorney A
psfiiion. howerst Ia non isfaE cifrn-
lated iesssinr ~ Fcfail ~ ths Tniiss
ffsnchlse and The reqpls sfnn 1rt have
4 ~sF ~ ~ wlhsahef ~ nsf ms fran.
flkss shall ~ sfnnfed~
Hrfe 1pdNe &cisppai1 ffa6 the rees<
inisFfsfr J. sncs w>rs inted ln ne
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-31

ftnst ali iefteqs "a ff1u 4
Fardciso. ofxarizff n Alamo Life IN
t.eH-tf q rkNrr4r.r o
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-31

vaaaesilie . l'airl dIaFasn lotisl.l
E-sl Z
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-31
TOURED sat NILES
IN AUTO THROUGH
WEST COAST STATES
rRrp eostRrs AND FAMILY "a,
TURNED AoMt N1srae0As.
Sslitsfris psssft s~d cemrssss
1eufrsf ~ Rail

Afiel teafins Sttl miies ~ a. nate.
nenile asa ifssesln0 ffssa sst&eit' Cal.
nornls. N, mi M and Mrs fref t,rff
cfts and tWo chiiArsn fetWnrt g. ne,
rltt Yesterday AftefncoN nsflsln a IA .
eet~A NJ Nutrfts and tsnily aaA A
b. wright snd family lsfs bow b ihsis
aeles "a tuls . b sssna setsfsi weets
toufinE thfoaEh Ccirfste ana etnef
States
I'VE hAa = splendid sfir spt cntessA
Il lhas,,ushly. uat.i NJ. nonrgls Ass
njshi ~alah ihs sxselsts.n ~ ihrrs hsss
witch wcfr srsrt Ia shs chuelhaA~AiA
tssrTf ln CslfHNia We lfaNrlcd over
Al kinds ~ reeas frpn I'VE tesi ~ me
N,tst bot a.. ~,let roats I ksfe esvr
sfen ~efs a. California ard cspcs .siw
III the arsetit w saw ihe c,sunifs
ihroneh ~hiCh ~ passct in o msehnef
h. naAr aur eutlns nns' enioshris
sorns a Is Was very hrauttfni Nat
Cali.as t'lsisil i.-,as s.rs-i a. me 800
those Who prefef can have an ~ Cali
fofna ~ Tar ~ am roncefnei hhe
cogpas tsitrf than etes," ceHeiudea Mf
tnhcris
Mr. Rsil.ofts and fsmis toured ~
wrsl in the ma new wrelcoii tcuflnF
car Al Chants California. after sIscnd'
lnr three DAYS Ia aeseft thrs Al,Nh
asned fhs trip ~ tafo. left ihc ckr ~ q
siaii.,n ~ b. shipped hnme and rsturns
"a 10 Cospus ,, ran Nj Neberis sasi
ihs wAs absolutely necessary unlSss
lhss had rrtFhccd lhslf r,ute snd ~
iurnea ~ another way watch ~ar y'n b
siasrshly more ifeVellnR ihHH thef
y ished ~ 40 81 sN.h poor AMI almpst
Ina ssahis f,eds
eve visited Colorado nptinEt ntrt
ref AAn Lake cay ios AnHaaies. sha
San Francesca hrsHlcs many SMALLER
eiilea and tr~as said Az iinhttis
-1-ns rasHs ~ Tssaa ~lh its ckrspilon
~ the sands m NnymanRs. wcrr Snna
fAs Nevada r'ia1s setr fln" ana nc
W,lminF mode res,as cDiofsto has
snlenaid rnaas alsn rslfefnia has ihs
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state hsins rrcatb pVcspied y 70
ifue that the rvu0iar hiNh~aNk NuN
l..,ulu, sris - ~hieA ihefs Few Ate
as.,d ~ california W. travelled sanp
milcs In sbs Stale and hnar spiHrihine
"a the r,taia from experience
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Seaside Theatre
|rxcLUsivr MOTION PICTURE
HOusE


"A MoonsninorH loeft7 tEsspnnsl.
iite different fron the usual run of
ionsflncr stories 90 told ln photn.
- and ends in "a aurmianri, pleas
fashion
when Snc Was About sixteen
Ykdiaonl. The Edison mtfhod az ln-
|ifosiufirF ihe characters ana players
pa they Rppcsr iu me play and unf af
me tim' "a the commencement d o.
'iefsinE Il pFsira This IL prmcdy
IA, viii ricnEs.
~The Family TYmntT tkairu1. A
domestic etof,
5 CENTS ADMISSION TO ALL
Souvenir coupoa Gwen Nth Zach
Admission.
is Coupons fsr Tes spoon
10 covPors for Table Spoon
10 Coupons for table Fork
90 Coupons Coz rshls Knife
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ron sAlt--iscc seFet ~ tns h'soA
nag ~slles< essn land rec, pstsoei, =,
,so esf sess fle-s.na well srd ether
improvements. Nee
W. c. STEWART RtAtrr co.
s.seA5t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-20
Ell JOROBADO

con la canaStilla. Dona Cruz asumi6
la direction del tocado.
i D6monos prisa-dijo; Ia no
che pasa y es precise que nos quede
tempo para bailari Vamos a mi to-
cador!
Y despareci0 con la noyia.
Te la van despertar, jorobado!
-dijo Navailles.
-IIermosa mia-dijo Esopo la
Desbois EN- lugar de responder
JQerGis hacerme ell favor de arreglar-
me por detras la peluca2
Luego, volvi6ndose Navailles,
a0adi6
No tengais cuidado; esa ioven es
mia va como vosotros sois del Prfn-
cipe de Gonzaga, como Oriol es de su
orgullo, como la linda Nivelles, es de
Su avaricia, como todos sois de vues-
ira ambici6n. Preciosa Fleury, lQu6
rtis arreglar el nudo de mi corbata?
va esta-dijo en- este momento
maese Griveau ;-se puede frmar.
i Habeis puestO los nombres de
los noyios -pregunt6 Gonzaga.
Los ignore
i Tu nombre amigo?- pregunt6
ell Principe a Esopo.
-Firmad, Monsenor -respondi6
isopo con tono ligero.-Firmad to-
dos, senores, hacedme este honor. Els
blre yO mismo mi nombre. Tan raro
S que os hara reir.
Gonzaga Sc quito sus pufios de en-
caje y Sc los arroj6 al novio. Luego
Sc acerc6 la mesa para frmar. Todos
Sc ingeniaban EN- buscar un nombre
a prop6sito para ell jorobado.
No os quebreis la cabeza seflores