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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-21
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


To w. NJ. Hess, trustee, plaintiff, and
Henry NJ. Merrifield, W. D. Smith,
W. T. Smith, trustee, James S. Fur
bee, Kate Mealy, L. H. Boor and |.
w. Davis, partners doing business
under the firm name and style OF
Boor G Davis, William Ashbee, Max
jane. Ellen .McGarvey, H. W. Rid
die, George H. Robinson, MSF.GRid-
die and \. NJ. Paltzgroff, partners as
Riddle Coach and TIearse Company,
and G. w. Robinson, trustee, defend
ants,
In the Intermediate Court OF Marion
county. West Virginia, In chancery.
You and each OF you will take notice
that in pursuance OF decree Of the
intermediate Court of Marion county,
Westsyirglnia, entered on the Goth day
,of January, 1912, in the ,chaneery,
cause therein pending, whEsR 59lIi
are lie parties complainant ana Do
reudaht, | have fixed upon MONDAY,
,rHEfSTH DAY OF APRIL, 1912, at
my Office in the City OF Fairmont, in
said Marion county, as the time and
place for beginning the discharge OF
my duties under said decree Of refer
ence, an abstract OF which decree IS
as follows:
upon consideration whereof 1t IS
adiudged ordered and decreed, that
this cause be referred to A. L. Lel'
man, one Of the commissioners of this
court, who is directed:
First. To audit, ttatc ami settle
the accounts OF the plaintiff, w. NJ
Hess, as trustee of the defendant, Hen
ry NJ. Merriheld.
! Second, To ascertain tile titles
, and rights in said property that was in
possession OF defendant, Henry N
MerrIaeld, and conveyed ;;ItS9 W. NJ
Hess, trustee.
"Third, To take proof Of and re
port the debts that became liens
against ne property OF the said Henry
NJ. MerrIheld, by virtue 81 said deed
OF trust Of the plaintifr, ". N. Hess
trustee, With the amounts thereof, ant
to whom going.
Fourth. To report any other mat
ter deemed pertinent by himself, OIL
being pertinent, is required by any OI
the parties hereto"
AT which time and place you are re
quired to be present,
Given under my hand this It'll day
OF March, 1912.
A. L. LEHMAN,
Commissioner.
W. NJ. HESS,
Counsel for Plaintiff.
Mar. Z, Il, 81, %.
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q ~ 49, = - - ~
.D" fronting SIS feet on Fifth street
ana extending back 1928 feet, In the
Warrington heal Estate Company AdI;
.tatI6h.f known us Homework near the
City Of Warrington, in Marion County
west virginia, u map or plat Of said
lots being OF record in the proper Office
in Deed Book No. :. Page :; except,
ing therefrom all the coal, oil and gas
underlying. said PRESSES.
Terms Of Sale
One third part thereof cash in hand
on day Of sale, with remainder ln one
ana two annual installments with in
terest, said deferred installmepts to
be secured by vendors lien thereon
and In addition thereto the .purchaser
Will be required to give good personal
security.
Given under NV hand this the 5th
day Of march, 1912.
LAWRENCE f. HAWKINS,
Trustee
NJ. W. OGDEN,
Attorney.
Mar. 7.12j2i.2S
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WALT MASON
The Poet Phiiosophsr.
WORTH A MILLION

Old Rox is worth a million wheels,
he has them in the bank. 1t warns
him up from head to heels to hear his
bullion clank. His wealth is famous
in the town; and all the country Ger,
he has his million, 1safted down, and
rakes around iorsmore- We point him
out most eveyiedayrto strangers and
such ducks, and in an a%estruck whis-
per say: "He's worth a million bucks!
That's the extent OF his renown; no
natives ever cry: "He is a credit to the
town-we'd miss him should he die"
There's old Bill Wax; he ne'er' could
nail the coip a bit, and when he gets
a piece of kale it's always counterfeit
He's always wearing last years hat;
his clothing, all awry, would make an
idle plutocrat climb up tree and die
Yet friends are swarming round his
track wherever he may go, and people
slap, him on The back and say he is a
Jo. He helps the children fly theil
kites, and much enjoys the trick; and
often he sits up at nights with neigh
bors who are sick; anon he brings q
cheerful yarn TO some Respondent lads
oh, william isn't worth darn a
sailing down the scads, but people
bless his blamed old hide, and cry II
feryent tones Hes sure all wool ant
ten yards wlde-he's worth a million
honest"
. -: iii:;'., VIZ LGaaANl..o4s
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has asked President Taft to urge con,
sideration d the Nicaraguan loantcon'
vention, which has been buried ip the
Senate, committee on Foreign Rela'
lions for more than q year.
Tile. ,,SSsJ ,prspRt lon of.s the. ,uniss
States Senate on the Nicaraguan con-
ventiou is anxiously and prayerfu!N
hoped for by the government and peOr
ple of Nicaragua" cables Mr.. Knox.
'.Nvhile was in Nicaragua but one re,
quest was made of me. and that by all
classes of people,. Help us maintain
peace -,
The Secretary denies that there
were, any unpleasant incidents during
ais visit 10Y Nicaragua, pronounces his
reception, bbth4by the, government and
lie people, most cordial" and de-
svribes the agltators against whom
the government acted while he was In
Managua as anarchists and Zelayistas
who, il they can get into print, are
willing to talk long ana nercei!'
Today In Congress.
senate-Hn session 2 p. M
Chairman McCumber OF the Pension
committee announced he would try to
clear the calendar of all pension legiS'
lation this week.
Senator Cummins introduced Dill
for national primary law providing
for the first national primary July s.
President Taft asked Congress tc
adjourn next Saturday and in a body
attend memorial services for the bat
leship Names victims.
| Lorimer's counsel submitted brie
summing SUP sarguments in Lorim''
investigating, sgg q
House-DIet at noon( .e. hi.
Resumed debate on, excise tax bill.
Sneaker Clark asked that his vote
against recommltment of sugar Dill
and for its passage be recorded.
: Washington.
| Secretary Knox cabled from NtcaETa
qua TO President Taft urging that til!
Senate Foreign Relations committed
give attention to the Nicaraguan LOAF
treaty,
DIR W. D, Bigelow, assistant chief o
the Bureau Of Chemistry, was recon
mended by DR.. Wiley to be his sue
cessor.
Thirty.two more delegates instruct
ed for Taft we're elected during TIT
week.
President Taft left for his trip t.
Boston and New England.
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BIG STRIKE is NOW EXPECTED
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND SOFT
COAL MINERS MAY GET ORDERS
TO QUIT WORK.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March eO.7-A
nation wide strike OF more than 500
600 sor; coal miners may be declared
today. The action seemed inevitable
when 81 operators and 80 miners rep
resentatives went into a conference at
10 O'Clock to consider new wage
scale, effective in Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Indiana aud Illinois, after the present
scale expires April l.
That the operators attitude holds
no compromise was indicated by the
fact that instead OF standing pat on
tAe present scale, the mine heads
have declared a fiat wage decrease oil
10 cents per ton from present mining
rate.
The miners want 10 cents In
crease and a run of mine system.
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=. s:s'sisi: '''. '''tS NalAM.."4,
HELMS RUN ITEMS

Mrs. Nellie Duncii and lille son
Lynd, are vlsItinsing her parents, MI
and Mrs. L. L. Kuhn, ut this writing
Misses Anna Brumage aud Eva Nor
gan were calling on AIRS. Andra Wool
Saturday night.
Messrs. Ray Kelly and C. W. Davis
were business visitors in Pennington
Saturday. "
Mr.. George Davis, who has been
very sick for the last week, Is some
better at this writing.
Mrs. Furbec, OF FairmOnt, was visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Ray Kelly. this
week, mi.
Messrs. Harmon and VIII Dotts, Of
pennsylvania were visiting their sis
ter, Mrs. Julia Schultz, few days
this week.
Brooks Davis was. a business visitor
in Fairmont, Saturday.
A surprise party was given Mr., l.: L.
Kuhn by his wife and daughter, Sat
urday night in honor OF his tftietll
birthday. He received many useful
presents. Those present were. Mr.
and Mrs. II. r. Kelly and two chill,
dren; Mr.. and Mrs. Earnie Wood and
little daughter; Mrs. Julia Schultz;
Mrs Lottle Bayne; Mss Mary Davis;
Martha Davis; Anna Brumage; Eva
Morgan: Lille Davis: Goldle Davis;
Mr.. c. w. Davis; c. S. Davis. Refresh
ments we're served and all enjoyed
n social evening. The guests depart
ed at A reasonable hour, wishing Mr.
Kuhn many more happy birthdays.
WHIP-PooR:WILL
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ka coal fields, which probably would
bc taken over by the government II
the proposition originated by MI
Fisher is adopted. s:;=:s:SS
Weather Forecast.
Weather Forecast.

Following is the forecast +cRAtAe
coming week: The distribution OF at
mospneric pressure over the North
American continent and the adjacent
oceans is such as to indicate general
" fair weather, with mild tempeTa'
ture, during the next several days In
the Eastern and Southeastern States
and the first part OF the week In tue
Middle West. The pressure Will re,
main relatively low, With unsettled
weather the next two days liuntAe
Northwestern States and on the. NoElh
Pacific coast, aud q well-detined1d'st
urbance will overspread these re
gIons about Tuesday or "Wednesday
whence it will move eastward aud
across the Great Central valleys We'd
nosday night or Thursday. and the
Eastern states Thursday or Friday
This disturbance will be attended Dy
local rains and shows m northern and
showers and thunderstorms in south
qrn districts, and will be followed BY
a change to considerably colder wealth
er which will make its appearance III
the Northwest about Wednesday.
Secretary Knox.
In response to an appeal from Inc
people of Nicaragua, Secretary knoH
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-21
Al B,p.ist Church

Last eyclil{I ale lisst Of 4 seke3 81
meetings wal htad at the fIlariaa
Bal n. aagFh. tN4sf \. n. G. Nor
as. a. H. sac Normal 81 = 'ol facul'
~ was .tfe speaker. This evening
DR.. w j. ElaS, ck the First Baptist
I au. III VIII speak ReY. = y. W!lhefs,
Of bridgeport. EiTTjdelirer an address,
on FFiduy gSsasnss The Bablie is cor
daily invited 40 attend.
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Miss MadgG IIelmltk, Of Mrfaaant
street, has been QUITE glck the past
three weeks. a.
Mrs. Lydia Roberts has returned to
Pennington after short visit with
her sister, Mrs. j. N. Gaslins, Of Mar
ket street.
Denzel aud Dale, sons of Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Steele, Of Raymond
street, are visiting relatives at Little
Mrs. Katherine JOlllffe. of Murray,
is quite sick.
Mr.. Joe Springer. of colfax was in
this city today - f"f
Miss Jessie Holland, has returned
Effom visit with relatives at Murray.
Miss Lizzie Austin, who has been
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Luther
Steele, has returned home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-21

Rev and Ms [Seprge y. Slruill, Of
Gu6ey street. we're gwen o donation
marty T'hesday. iilg by The mem
besrs III Inc Pilatine BaBtist church.
over q bundled guests were ptesens
and q very pleasant evening was spent.
They received d large nulnber ot use
III gifts. ita
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-21

A business meeting 6i tho Ladies
Aid Society Of me .PalatlRe Baptist
Church was held yesIefhay afternoon
at the home otSirs. IL. s, .chenoweth.
on Vermont .ayebHel,iil srf
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VIII @,ye 10 Ernshaw

Nr. and Mrs. Thomas Carpenter, of
PEg Lur..l avenue, &he have resided
here The past few years, Will move
soon 10 their tarm NJ Brnsilaws,sv Z
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Shaw cIa,a Milit Entertaln

The Harry SHAW class 81 1911. Of
the First waj1Alamti. will enltftain
Friday evening at the school build
ing. An enjoyable evening is antiei-
pated. sts ta
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-21
TRUSTEES SALE oFREAL ESTATE

TRUSTEES SALE OF, HEAL 70 IAlE
BY virtue of the authority in me
yestedrby a certain Deed of Trust bear
ing date on the S1st day Of August,
1906, made by William H. Furbee and
wife to the undersigned Trustee to Sc
cure the payment OF certain promls-
sorry note therein described as. of rec
ord in The proper office OF Marion
County West Virginia, in Trust Deed
Book No. 90, page 50. and default hay-
ing been made in the payment thereof
the undersigned viii, as such Trustee
on
Saturday, April the 9Th, 1912
at the front door of the Court House OF
Marion County, West Virginia, at Two.
O'Clock p. M, sell to the highest bidder
Lots number 10 in Block "D", fronting
40 feet on Virginia Avenue, and extend
iugback ll5 feet; Lot No. II In Block
%" fronting 111s feet on Virginia
avenue and Fifth street and extending
back 9S.S feet; Lot No. II 10 Block
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ALL FOR THEE.
CDy DIR. Lnplnsky.(

Eyes OF thine. ~ 'sg
10 look In mine,
lips OF thine TO kiss,
Form of thine, -, So
Oh. ecstacy and bliss,
II an the world was just for me,
I'd freely give it Dear. for Thee.
Hands OF thine.
TO hold IN mine.
Blush OF thine, so deep,
Heart of thine, .,.
To be Just mine, FMHH
Love to thine 70 keep, a.asp.
Though all the stars were made LOT
I'd freely give them Dear, for Thee.
II dreams Of thine.
Were all, all mine,
Thoughts Of thine for me,
And every sigh and
Smile OF thine,
Were always mine to be.
Though heaven itself were all for me-
I'd freely give it Dear for Thee.
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- 1890 =. !.
lication OF this order. in thea9lefk
ottice d. our said Iptermediaie couI
at rules to be holden thefet9Fi and go
what is necessary TO ptotecs heir ill
terests. ~
And It Is ordered ttat eopyot thls
order be published aud postedseeqFa
ing TO law.
Given under my hand thiHsiths dag
of March, 1919.
". S. BLACK Clerk
A. S. FLEMING, =
Plaintiffs Counsel.
This order is published tSe arst
time March 1, 1912. : ', l.sa,' ~.
- y w.. IS. BLACK Clerk, IS
Mar ia, AIS ,.,,i .,s5
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w. NJ. HESS

Counsel for Plaintiff.
Mar. Z, Il, 81, %.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-10
d. Antonio r. Barcelo

En- la Asamblea de Mayaguez, ha 81
do electo presidente del partido amionis-
TIA. ell distinguido hombre publico don
Antonio r. Barcel0, proninente perso-
nahdad EN- la esfera politica puertorri-
quena, hombre de gran caracter de no.
tables conocimientos en hacienda publ
ca, de inteligencia privilegiada y de an
tiguo abolengo liberal.
FL senior Barcelo procede del campo
politico de los Antiques federales. Ha
sido Delegado la Camara en- slcesivas
Legislatures Y siempre desempen6, en- ell
seno del parlamento, las comiSiones de
indS alta reSpoDsabilidad. Muy alto es
el honor que al senior Barcel6 ha otorga-
do el partido unioniSta, pero ell partido
puede eSrerar mucho = Su vez. del senor
Barce6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-10

portorriquenos gratamente. con ell pres
tigio de las grandes esperanzas.
Cuando Puerto Rico pidio al gobierno
de Espafa la autonomia, la obtuvo.
Ahora que un regimen de identidad
Sc hace impossible entire dos pueblos tan
diferentes como ell pueblo de Puerto Ri
co el Pueblo americana, la necesidad
de una Observation-Disclosures Sc impone con
mayoreS apremios.
Comprendi6ndoI asi, 10 venimos
predicando desde hace diez amos; ahora
que una colectividad poitica tan impor-
tante poderosa como la Union de Pto
Rico Sc dispone luchar por la Auto
nomia como solucion Immediate de su
programa, creemos. naturalmente, que
estan mis cerca del triunfo las ideas
que hemos venido alimentando. Y ESQ es
siempre una legitima satisfaction.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-10
REFLEXIONES
sobre la SUPPRESSION de un foco
de peste en- Inglaterra
Por el DR.. B. X. Ashford.
OBsERVACIONES SOBRE LAS RA-
TAS OBSCURAS

Estos amimaleS son verdaramente sal
.es solo visitan las habitaciones hlrma-
mas cuando sienten hainbre Corren y
saltan mucho y roen con vigor Son muy
diestras EN- materia de nataci0n Y pue-
den permanpcer dos minutes debajo del
aqua. Son omnivoras Y cualquier ali
mento es bueno para elias En- condicio-
nes apropiadas una henbra puede pro-
ducir mil descendientes EN- I'm espacio
de doce meses Por otra parte es un
animal de astllcia, valor ingenio. Es-
tas cualidades, unidas un isntinto ma
ternal altamente desarrollado hacen te-
mible este animal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-10
De Ia Oficina
de Sanidad


En- vista de la Mocha publicada EN- la
SOS de tiebres en- Ilatillo Camuy, ell Di-
rector dc la Ofcina de Enfermedades
Trasmisibles escribi0 al Official de SAM
dad de Hatillo indicandole que comuni-
cara por TELEGRAPH 10 que hubiera de
cierto En- la Oficina de Sanidad no
existen datos s0bre el particular, es-
to sc debe sin duda alguna a que el me-
hay. ha dejado de paSar el parte regla-
mentario al Official de Sanidad Esa
omission es la causa de que el Servicio
de Sanidad no este en- possession de todos
los datos Y haya tornado todaS las me-
didas que en- casos andlogos Sc adoptan
EPIDEMIA DOMINADA.
Esta completamente dominada la cpl
demia de tiebre tifoidea en- Penuelas
Solo qnedan Ocho casoS en- el hospital
Ell MUELLE DE SAN ANTONIO 4
PRUEBA DE RATAS.
Seg1n datoS obtenidos. el muelle de
San Antonio esta prueba de ratas, de
mOd0 tad que ninguna rata puede en-
trar salir Sc eStan hacienda divi-
stones que Sc desocuparan cada ounce
diaS tOmando precauciones para evitar
la Salida de las ratas que en- elias pue-
dan encontrarse. las cualeS Sc dara
muerte inmediatamente.
Puede asegurarse que dicho muelle
esta tan bien protegido como cualquier
otro de Ia ciudad, y quizas en- mejores
condiciones que ninguno
AGUAS CONTAMINADAS EN- Pc
NUELAS.
FL Laboratorio Bacteriol6gico ha exa-
minado dos muestras de aqua proceden-
tes de Penuelas enviadas por el doctor
Zavala Estas muestras llegmon 25 ho-
ras deSpues de haber sido tomadas y Sc
marcaron con los nilmeros de orden 479l
Y 1892 La plinera proeede de un ma
nantiaI anexo al RIO Tallaboa. Y la se-
eunda del 'pozo Ponce del cual OBJ
| tenia el pueblo aqua para consume ge-
neral en- los comierzos de la epidemic.
ExamnadaS detenidamente ambas
,muestras resulta que las aglas contami-
nadas EN- ambas son impuras que contie.
nen el coli bacilo, y por tanto han reel.
bido la poluci6n de productos excre
menticios de animales. debiendo por II
tanto considerarse como impropias para
el consume p1blico.
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JUEZ ESPECIAL

\ petici6n del .Juez Municipal de
Arecibo Sr Pedro Anado Rivera. Y
anediante recommendation del Attorney
General, el Gobemador ha nombrado al
senor Jose s. Algeria, .Juez Municipal
de Manati, para que actile como juez
Municipal de Arecibo en- ell juicio de dos
cansas criminales que estan pendientes
en- dicha Corte. y EN- las cuales esta Inn
posibilitado de actuar ell juez propieta-
rio
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ODE T T E

Manana microbes debutara por fin
la Compania Fabregas en- ell Municipal.
Ell programa anuncia para dicho de-
bud la hermosa production, de Sardou,
Odette > Y como pieza Official, Las sol
teronas'
Dado ell entusiasmo del p1blico, pue-
de anticiparse ell mejor de los exitos pa
IA la empresa y para la compania
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-10
La solucion Immediate

Autonomia como somcion Immediate
de nuestro status. ha dicho la Asambiea
unionista de Mayaguez. Y este I'm
dirigird su activa campana el partido
une acaha de tomar tan franca onenta-
ci6n. Nosotros. apaudimos francamen-
f. 81 acuerdo de la Asamblea de Mava-
gnez. FL BOLETIN aconsei6 siempre
csc camino.
Dentro de las soluciones que aspl-
ran los partidos politicos, la mas prac-
tica es la forma auton0mica. pero una
Autonomia que nos .evite los pehgros
del Territorio las comphcaclones del
Estado para deiar "a la Isla en- condi-
clones de defensa, desde el punto de
vista de su perSonalidad amenazada.
Pnorto Rico no le convene fundlr-
Sc en- Il gran todo americana. porque
ESQ seria sn anulaci6n, su desaparici6n.
Y como, por Otra parte, esa fusion no la
desean. no la quieren los amerlcanoS- 81
no que la rechazan abiertamente Co
mo Sc ha visto cada vez que Sc inicla en-
la metr0poli Il tema de la CONCESSION de
ciulaeanIa para los puertorrlquenos.
Sc impone por tanto una .orientaclon On
politica que nos lleve por caminos que
no sean los perdidos inaccesibles de
ma iGentidad fracasada de antemano,
al ciereicio de los derechos ciudadanos
en- IN regimen de dignidad compatible
con Ia aspiration de libertad de este
pueblo.
La independence, fuerza es recono-
cerlo, aunque sea lamentable, asusta,
aSusta todavia a una gran parte de
nuestro pueblo Sc quiere llegar a osa
cumbre pero pasando por las evolucio-
mes prudentes que garanticen un estado
lie derech0 curado de los impuros con
tactos con la demagogia carbonaria.
csc fantasma rojo, que es el pehgro IL
berticida EN- que caen los pueblos en-
fermos de eSas convulsioneS que tanto
daiian a la colcctividad entera
Inglaterra que es tenida como la gran
naci6n colonizadora, ofrece a nuestra
consideration a nuestro estudio. el
forecimiento de sus colonias baJO un
regimen auton0micO que garantlza en-
su terra al individuo nacido en- Cana
da. por ejemplo. todos los derechos y
prerrogativas que tiene en- la suya. el
el ciudadano que naci6 EN- Londres
III regimen auton6mico es perfecta
mente compatible con la aspiration de
patricia mas exaltado, y prueba de ellc
es que. aceptaron esa formula de GO
bierno en- el Transvaal. los heroes que
acababan de luohar con Inglaterra eI
Fl campo sangriento de las batalas
Y sin IL ian lejos, ahi est1 mas recien
te mas cerca de nosotros el eJemplC
del Canada rompfendo todo trato noI
los Fstados Unidos. cuando ST diiO qu'
la negotiation del tratado de reciproci
dad era 81 comienzo de una politica d.
ide4tidad y de fusion trascendental on
ire los dos pueblos vecinos.
Estados Unidos admitiria. en- seguda
como Estado de la Union al Canada. pc
ro el (anada prefere ser y seguir sien
do una colonia autonoma inglesa.
F.sto pNeba que en- el regimen auto
n6mico no hay humillacion para la co
lonia que 80 administra por el. on
Puerto Rico podria resolver ell probe
ma de su status, por ell derrotero gu
ahora va emprender el partido unio
nista.
La autonomia debe sonar en- los dido
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A v I so

Sc espera que los yiajeros a los Esta-
dos Unidos visiten la Exhibition de
Puerto Rico-Nsw York; Avenida,
No 500. Esmerada atenci6n. Facili-
lidades ventajas lie convene eambiar
impresiones con Mr. Mortimer RemiDg-
ton-Gerente
Igralmente Sc lie tratara en- el Blu
reau de Information, San Francisco st.
No. 3d. San Juan. ST desea exponer Ell
propaganda algun articulo Sc lie son-
cedera local sufciente.
G. r. Correa, 4
Jefe del Bureau de Informacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-10
INFORME OFFICIAL

Senior:
Tengo ell honor de informar I'd
que durante las veinticuatro horas
comprendidas entire las s de la mana
ma del dia de aver igual hora del dia
de hoy no Sc ha dado cuenta a esta Off
Gina de ning1n caso sospechoso de pes
te.
Antonio Perez ha sido trasladado
desde ell Hospital Cuarentenario al
Z" Campamento Loubriel =
Aunque ell estado de Juan Lasen con
tin1a de gravedad. Sc empieza a notar
su mejoria
Aver fueron vacunatlas contra la pes
te 4S3 personals en- San Juan Santur-
ce
Respetuosamente,
W. r. Lippitt.
Director de Sanidad
RATAS EXAMINADAS Ell Ola 9 DE
SEPTIEMBRE DE 1912.
San Juan, IT; Pnerta de TERRA. I;
Santurce, Az Rio Piedras 25; Carroll
ma l8; Caguas. TO-
Total l19
ESPECIES DE RATAS:
Mus Norvegions 81 Mus RattuS, Il,
Mus Alexandrinus II; Nus Mangoeses.
I2 Mus Musculus, 9.
Total, l38
Ninguna di6 resultado positive.
REStNIEN DE LOS INFORMES DlA-
RIOS
Septiembre 10, 1912. !. a. IN.
Total de casos positivos hasta la te-
cha. "a.
Nuevos casos positiyos, O.
| Ratas cogidas hoy IA . ratones $ 3
Mangooses
Ratas examinadas hoy, 129
Ratas que dieron IN resultado posi-
two. O.
| Nuevos casos sospechosos 0.
Total Gle defunciones hasta hoy 81.