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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-16
SERRANO'S SENORITA

Sometimes she would pause before
the mirror. Stare AT tho sad, strained
face reflected there. raise her hands
above her head as II IN Supplicattou.
sink GA her knees and sob. then pres
emily back to the steady pacing t'ef
lips moved constantly as il in prnSor.
Jose felt ne should GO mad u Il
continued Every nerve in his hQdE
was tense with the desire 10 save h"r
from whatever II was she feared Ills
Imagination pictured ten thous" no
prosecutions Finally. AS she drop
ned again to her knees, her shoulders
shaking In perfect agony of
emotion. he seized his hat and rushed
FROM tsis room. " '' @''
The door slammed behind hiW.
Down the steps. two. three at "a jump
hs sped down tho street, around t"e
corner, and up the next street. |ttr
number would he $40, he judged.
There was ivy cnnglng 20 H.
He traced Il easily, and ran "
tfc steps in a fever of impatienro.
Come What may NJ would aeaist her
save her: He could al least offer
HIS aid. let her know that in All that
vast city there was one who would
csjeam II blessed privilege to be
nIowed II help her.
Tho door opened Chilled water
seemed To course down his spine as
he sought to explain his madness 10
placid old Mrs. Giiiizan. the land-
iadr
= greatly nLsn T. speak with tie
young lady Oh tho :hIrd door, In The
fack of tho reHidence." he stammored
ateAn Mis- Leonard ." She tutntd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-16

She was at II again.
serrano stood back III the center
Of his own room. out Of sight, and
watched her.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-16


give Melody Maids and Man.
at tue Empire this week is said TO
be one Of the rlbssiest acts In vaude~
vile. II consists OF five gorgeoualy
gowned girls all playing pianos, the
repertoire including ragtime and
classical melodies. One of the girls
possesses rare aud weil-trained
soprano voice, aud will he heard In
several numbers with VIII J, Ward.
MIR. Ward Is one OF the finest rag
time piano players in the country and
n gifted with u great baritone voice.
The act seems sure 10 c8ptiyate Rich
mond amusement E4atees-.
Henry Toomer and Nan Hewins
will offer timely and bright comedy
sktt. In Lonelyyille."
lumor and melody comprise the
offering OF Fred and Oral Elliott.
The title OF their skit, THE Girl, The
RUDE and the Piano, tells the whole
story Of the number. but gives no
idea of Its cleYerncss nor the sterling
worth Of the performers.
Ben Smith, a hlaek-face singing
comedian, promises 10 establish him
self as one OF the nits of the bill In
the larger cities whore he has appear
ed he il always welcome aud is said
TO be among the leaders In his line
Completing tire vaudeville bffI VIII
be the musical Altering of George
Dixon, whose proficiency has made
him worthy vaudeville number.
Photoplays OF the usual sort found
at this theatre will complete the bill
Three daily performances. one at .
o'clock and i've ajaht performances
tat $50 ana o'ciock. WiiiV he gwen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-16
Al tht Colonial

Truly the circus IS coming. one is
Billed az the feature Of the new weeks
bill to open at She Colonial tomorrow.
MHNs International BurlcsQue Com
--+t'-4 trta+4. ftteAttttr-T rtr'~rts. rr-rbatsi
horses. bareback riders. rlngIpastcrs,
horsrwomeu, indeed, everything that
1t is possible to put on q theatre stage
in accurate copy Of the tented show.
II is tut international offering made
10y men and women from the othee
-v-ttF m rtTT puud. Win q SEy-hiFh sic
cess behind it ia Europe. Anothcr Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-16
B|JOU GOES BACK !.
To OLD POLICY
xAt DENfLI.E AND MOVING PIC-
TtEEs WILL NE OFFERING
THERE THIS WEEK
JOHN I1EALY FEATURES
EMPIRE. COLONIAL AND LJRIN
THEtTERs oIEI.g A..AA- Av---
FRACTIONS on THEIR RE-
GUAR ZINES.

moving pictures are popular IN
Richmond. The number OF theaters
devoted 10 this line Of entertainment
demonstrates this fact Richmond,
however, has not taken to the Kline
macoIor views to any great extent.
aud the kinemacolor pictures are the
most marvellous ever given in the
matter OF moving pictures. The coro-
nation scenes aud the wonderful
Delhi durbar Yie2sa MAKO exhibited
here TO sparse companies of specta-
tors while the attempt to give Kline
macolor pictures popularity at the
BiJou was an utter failure.
number OF persons who saw the
first kinemaaolor pictures at the
Bijou declared that the entertainment
was the best summer Offering ever
given in Richmond. This may be
tTUF, tut me fact remains that even
at an admission price OF ten cents
these reels were not a paying attrac-
ton
The same IL true of the wonderful
Milano films. Dante's Inferno and
Homer's odyssey are perhaps the
most effective of all black and white
pictures. They have drawn big
houses in all the large cities. but In
Richmond they did not play to pay
ing business.
Still. Richmond is a moving picture
tt74t if-----tt ttttt. trtttttrrs win bit or
vaudeville on the side In most other
cities foik so 10 morning picture thea
ters To see moving picture shows and
TO vaudeville theatres TO see yaude~
vile. but in Richmond they 10 to
moving picture theatres TO see yaude-
vile aud to vaudeville theatres to see
moving pictures. The reason for this
is perhaps that the most popular
Ia9deyllle which i8 not often the
best vaudeville. is seen at the moving
picture h1ttsrs and rna most popular
pictures NJ The vaudeville houses.
Z hat Is why the Igfjou. wHfca at
! tempted an innovation and found. az
usual, that theater-goers are slow to
respond 10 anything new. Is going to
return to faudet jlle and MOVING piet-
ures this week The manaeemeat
knows that tAis viii be a paying en-
terta'nment and the munagemeut EVIL
/ IDENTITY decides that paying enter
taiument Is better than an unprotIt-
/ able attempt 70 educate the public In
the matter Of high-class photography
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-16

and Edfth Randall Tho playiot en-
bodies vast amount OF e1nlet,y and
polite humor. with enough Of tho dra-
matte To hold the iutersst 81 any au-
dlenee
Louise Elllotte. the baritone In
her brothers. clothes, Is well known
IN Richmond, and IL an old favorita
with the patrons # yaude, lie. As
ihaIt tmpessonator. MISS EIiiotte has
no superior,
Cateno and NelGa, the man, woman
and dog III cemedy juggling act.
VIII ofler a distinct novelty Ia this
line Of work.
Motion pictures of the Lubin kind
Will lie protected ut each performs
ance, both afternoon aud night.
Tnree reels Of licensed subjects. APP
pioted by the national board o. cea-
sofs are shown,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-16
IL the IiiDil.


WITH a matinee performance to-
.4i4sf4e-s- taissf.4s4s~ stts s44t4sA titt-
J;SfsYta SsFeaess ~1.si" usSef Sta = s5s7Ss
mcr season OF popular vaudeville,
under tho management of Harry II
Hearn, who comes from the Colonial
theatre. Norfolk. the homo ~ Keith
vaudeville IN that city. Mr.. Heern has
been actively engaged the past week
getting things In readiness for tbs
opening. When seen yesterday after
noon h., announced that the prospects
were very encouraging for n success
ful season aud added: The amuse-
mont lovera Of Richmond Will be sur
prised at the class IF entertainments
5haA ...a.. Aa- III ie..-f s+ttvr
ten cents
AS stated tn q previous issue OF
this paper the program VIII cor list
of three vaudeville acts aud several
klne;nacolor p ctErts g
ha given daily at o'clock, nd the
night performances will he continuous
from 7S0 to 1895. in the after
noon. the entire lower floor viii he
ten cents. balcony tive cents. and
children may sit In any part Of the
house for five cents. At night. all
II ats will be ten cents. and -@yott
can come when you please, stay as
long IS you like" to quote the man
agement,
Each act on the opening bin Is
expected TO score hit and the diff
fercnt turns follow. Francis and De
Mar in q frolie of sun with pianoisms.
''Fhn Cuilad parson," John tiealy.
premier minstrel man and late fea-
ture with 4 Fields Minstre,ls. who
VIII entertain "'th songs and stories
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-16

Yes. and 10 Forgive. Divine.-~Tha
annual dinner of the Happy Roller
skaters sta-trty was IN progress. AT
least, o. be strictly accurate. the din
nor was over asa the speeches were
tcinG delivered, There Was one aina-
tear spokesman who aad better con-
trel Of his roller skates than Of his
tongue, and he didn't get on M all we'll.
"Ar Chairman. ladies and gentleman"
ho began. "i-rr9~I y er~-~ri ---er I-~ser--~
T. err" Well" remarked the chair
man kindly, to or IN human. sou
know Detroit Free Press.
I.0n9feit Need knick ef--~ What In
lerea irving tn Invent Booker A
haiataa peel thar won't akid. Judge
NJ Account. .I.iiend tai art exhibit
dom ~ that gentleman an art critic,
toof Art Critic No; he'a only an
aetist,T+ Foster. IN New York Weekly.
Not Dangerous ht itself ARept Mr,
IA weiu wants his ki1idina wood stock
injured lan'i that an egtff, risk :
r-Trtrt-r INT r-rttrrTr ND unless It's along
side " a kerpsinee faeiory = toster, u
Nsw York Weekly, @
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-11

aa~~r TLs~ E~ea Il Aausss-s caud.s-. s a. rps
nss<a hs g~ssss and sesars ,g,reu<d
san Has p~ssas~hsy s.ss ~essd
thai be- prasSsns tbs 81 II
aSsG>- Ss<, e.sasa~ss sS~ a..ar.s ssse~.~y .Sa-
bone y |" esssd ssaessaa sdsssrss u sAs
tiraHa 1ssesss s~s'~ - sh- .~.s Esas~s~ A.a.. u
th~ sssss. ss"sd ~ csssnaae TA~ sAssesi~l p~sAs
-fr~@ ssssy sssusy sAs A-ssss
H~s' II sAs easAAsey II sss. ws~~ u~~~
e~ II asarss stssrs~s u~ u b. v<pua.rssy
ss safsssss kse~s< ~ - tsSkas6 E~~~iw yosae
tses ssss ~sA p>sa.sAh ~ 80 s..cssas As
e~sy ssA sAaty Aas a~Aaru.d every puase
as'y ~~ks him ssssAy = i-ssss sS..sA~ss~
ta sAs tste e.sss sss.Asy vhssr ~ s~ss~~sssd h~a
eassty - wss hss~At 1As Ss<h sAs kAssA
II TIE sssse ssi sssA s.sasnsd
hi~.s ssssl II ~ ts.s ss.ss ssAssas b,
ts. that bsAy ~ pa ssly sAa..yiss.d sAsr
saoy&ias CeassAo dat. .~~ .ss a pts.I
purity ssA t~6s~.
"wns.. ws-~s hsss-ts sd iss~srty A.v. .~vss l-.s
ts sests hss,ssst ss~~kss i.wyes snake
hssn . candidate ~ exe-V,&sasAl sesssgth
His t's TO Es'rss~ = not s~~rd % dss~ssssa~st s<
the geatssmsH ~ho - hH hot the II
s"'nsa stsss whsa sssssd by far ssty swe
bot fsM of s.s&s scAseves.sss.
"Ms.a eossty approviag cos.a~raI,a If
her sister commssites with pride the posos II
such peculiar 6tsess s,r this oGsex."
ibid tor poItica is EAward
KestiRg candidate for large pssssst
editor II the Psso personally
known Mr. ksstag fos xstsss YEAR. by
works. Edward Aestng must he most IL avoratay judged
Amoag ssM made that disruption
than Edward ksatiag Mr. ksstag tsgaa
position the Rocky Mosstan News boy 60
worked his by hard until Ne rsaced hs
position the pavsr-that d mansging sdor Ne
prsRt o the State LAID Board by hs
the primaries this fall for the Coagrsss
shows that his loag Fdsse Colorado has
frsnds Mr. Ksstiags sasctioa generally conceded
make sihmakng through this of the and
will be heard by the vossv here oss the campaign
csar ogica earnest speaker, Of the few tsDk
sssddy whest AgAts Of oratory His cosgrsss
will be worth m0ss Al aoas this su
Who know Colorado and ~ needs well he Mr. Ksati.G
oaly ss od bst s ts pooal platform
to psrsssde VOTERS he matches q The f
nowa IN his party
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-11
Democracy's Campaign and Her Canddate.

With startling exposures of contributions from
Interested to the campaigns of Theodore
and William IL Taft for the presidency still minds Of
The people, the modest appeal Of the Democratic national
tee for individual people who favor the s
tion OF Wilson and Marshall, inpressng
Woodrow Wilson asks nothing Of the bsg that
spent hundreds of Thousands odoas eectng 904
and later in placing Taft the presidential result of the
could gain to the Golfers the simple
acceptance But he chooses appeal eu
selves for such small
given without hope Of Of the
affairs OF the nation that will give
their Just due,
Coming still home own state ea Colorado vi.
fnda similar situation With Elias
loved and trusted who
o years and abeo
seeking combination of and business heading
OF the strongest
campaign show Of
giant expenditure of epy
impressed with the outlook for dealing
agement of the affairs
Right here county the of he times in
democratic politics strong illustration
political complexion Of the
Democratic the list OF county, legislative
convincing evidence OF the desire of Democracys
the people OF the county the
the different Offices Many thor
minds OF the voters OF their capabilities honesty purpose
Every and the county ticket is well
to the voters and o the
no introduction This true of nearly
et and Woodrow Wilson familiar in
the Many Republicans their intention Of
voting for Wilson Marxha Taft or soo
Welt Thi. intention born o q cu1Sesc gov
inspired much by his feedom o big
by his splendid record Chief of New Jesrey
However there Of the candidates for
state and district Demoat tickets ~ho by
c~v appearance before the public Ne~.
Champion wishes to inform its r.rs h may concerning
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-11
ouol = ~. otuaps.

From \. r. Black stock, veterias-
risa, wRo wsa sent 10 easaern Colo.
redo, Ksnsss and Nebsaska by thl
GsaHison Coanty Cattle Gro~sss
associstion 10 study the mysterious
dissass that 10 depicting the 10 d
Of livestock in those sections, coaes
the following lstssr to Presidest, r
E. Lightley. II 10 dated Holly,
Colo, and says:
Dear Sir: NY first word 10 yos
from here will be DIR. Ksspp's report
which he has given me:
"'REpvRr
"'Soms three weeks ago d.. Glover
vent 70 Dodge City, Kansas, to q
tend . meeting Of scientists. | Asd
wanted lone befose 10 get into this
myself. Or. Glover stsdied several
cases, (some l5), and attended sooe
astopsies. Froa these he obtained
spinal fluid accordine 10 my direc-
tions and sent saae TO my labratosy.
From this l isolated q gram neg
stive diplococss. From THE | msAe
Eve ssbdsral inoculstions ON the
brain, two intraperitonesl and ose
ssbrstsneous lander the skim. The
five dural rabbits died in abost
II hoars and al showed typical
symptoms Of oerebro spinal me.ia-
gitis. Understand l an ssins the
word rather loosely ss | have sot
had time TO make . pathological
study and wost until | get into ny
new laboratory in Chicago.
The brain and coverings ap-
peared inflsmed and from the ere
dste smears showed il to be teeninE
with phaeocytis which hsd takea up
many Of the diplococci. The two
istraperitonesl NEGOTIATIONS c.sssd
deeth in those two rsbbits in sbost
36 hosrs and like the "sce Of spsdss"
showed up in the brain with tie
saoe resslss. The other died in -
Aosn. Expesineass On gsisea pies
were not coopsesed bet cssssd sAsa
10 become sick.
His Or. Ks.pp) work - bssa -
follows do~n kese:
OssAsriae sase;ssiD l079 szYsssd
s3 dssd, Is sick, = rscoveries. At
THE writing the los in PU~csp
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-11

eosssy cesssy Ass bssa Shoot olO-
go
'"ARiaal isocslstioa 2 Aossss nsve
ssbdsral isocslstioa, hosss No. I
5 &C. ssspsssioa Of gran neessive
dislsssreplecooci isolsseA ivoa osss-
brsl asids of q horss which hsd
Aied q the disssss. Synpsons ap-
pearsd IN 3 Aosrs snd 30 ninutss
and animal died ia eleven hours.
The sssopsy showed oil lssioas Of
the dissass snd symptoms were typ
ical. Horse no. 2 showed synploms
in four hosrs and showed greet NJ.
instance with typical synpaoms Of
the type end died in Z hosrs. Both
Of these horses were taken fron q
clean cosntry aad fed fret cuttias
Of alfalfa.
'"Vsocination: Before coainS down
here my sninsl inocalatioas were %
significant TO me that | made CD
enough vaccine 10 dosbly vsccinate
] 900 horsss, with 1900. 600 GOO s.d
4,000.OO0.OW dead esrns (these
NUMBER may be changed later
Serum production curative
agent
81 have purchased another hor.e
and en- Psshine vaccine. Soon l
will be giving him virus tor live
germs) This horse has had eli
chances TO obtain the disease bet %
far hss NOT, proving that vaccine will
prevent it"
NY own observations.
There are several benches of
horses near here out of which several
head died; but since the vaccine VS.
used noss have taken the dieesse.
"KsBess hes lost about 10000
horses; other states surrounding
more than Colombo.
Many reports come in Of new
caaes bet oaay are false - il tskss
experieecs 10 know il as once.
There hsve been several in here TO-
day bet ell were false.
"Dr. Ksspp 10 advising vaccination
% il will cssse immsnity Tor several
years.
The eo~ernnent still holds THE
disease 10 cassed BY . fsaevs bet
they slarsed The theory and of oo.r.e
caasos bocA ost.
Il sAen wriss ae.in - sooa - I
learr saytAiae Of iaAeress. To-
ooro~ sAen hslp vscc;saAe; Tie
seKs dey ~M proheb,y % 70 Dod4s
City - - ~ ssre - -.
Yosn truly
~ L BLAcksrock.
'P. 9. d. KsspP - bssa tie
pssAsaa0;a - ~ vessrisasy depars
osos 4 ~ Aericsltsr.l CslIaae
ssd . sc~ kss1 of tbsa depsssosot
ss AbSoas IN Chicago.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-11
EO3IO 0N
" II. q. HLN

'P. 9. d. KsspP - bss. tie
pssAssaQ;a - ~ vessrisasy depsss-
oset q - Agricultural CslIeee
sad . sO~ kssA Of tbss depsssosst
st Aeeoas IN Chicago
N. r. B."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-12

consecuencia de este desprende miasmas
que son los que habian causado la
fiebre en- la desgraciada mujer.
Su medico guerra hacerla cambar de
habitaci0n, perO este era impossible a
causa de que los esposos Peral no tenian
medios de fortuna. Solamente poseian
dicha casa, la cual habita1, Y no podian
tan facilmente venderla.
Ell medico prescribe entonces vino de
Quinium Labarraque la doSis de dos
copitas despues de cada c0mida. Ounce
das mas tarde, la iebre habia cesad0
completamente, habianse presentado de
nuevo ell suenO y ell apetitO, Y la hincha-
z0n habia tambien desaparecido.
La mujer Peral ha continuado despues
habltando la casa, Y, por cOnsi9uiente,
ha vivido siempre bajo la Influenza de
los miasmas malsanos del estanque de
Meillers, pero ell vino de Quinium Labar-
raque la ha curado tan perfectamente
que lamas ha vuelto va tener febre.
Ell uso del Quinium Labarraque la
dosis de una dos copitas deSpues de
cada c0mida basta para cuTar en- POGO
tempo la fiebre mas rebelde & invete-
rada, la curaci0n obtenida pOr este
medic es mas radical y mas segura que
empleand0 la quinina sOla cauSa de quo
dicho medicamento cOntiene todos los
dem&s principles actlvos de la quina,
que completan la acci0n de la quinina.
En- efecto, como quiera que el Our
mum Labarraque tiene por base un ex-
tracto complete de quina que contiene
todos los principles TITLES de la preciosa
corteza, estos principles van disueltOs
en- ell vino que sirye de vehiculo, y que es
de los mas exquisitos y de las mejores
marcas de ESpana. I
En- los paiSes prOpiclos engendrar la
fiebre, ALI donde ell enfermo no puede
menos que permanecer en- medic de los
miasmaS que dieron origen su enfer-
medad, ALI es, sobre todo, dOnde sc
aprecia mejor la acci0n Incompatible
mente superior del Quinium Labarraque,
sobre cualquier otro remedio.
Por virtud de su eficacia, asl como
por ell aSombroso nGmero de curaciones
realizadas con este remedio, la Academia
de Medicina de Paris ha dado Su apfo%
baci6n la formula del Quinium Labar<
raque, distinction que rara vez sc ot0rga
que prueba la confanza que los en-
fermos de todos los paises dcben tener
en- este remediO. - =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-12
LEAN
LAS SIGUiENTES LlNEAS
cUANToS SUFREN DE cALENTURAS

Una mujer. de nombre Peral, de 26 amos
de edad, venia minada por la fiebrc
desde hacia cinco amos. A pesar de su
juventud tenia ell verdadero aSpecto
de la edad decrepita; la tez terrosa, los
ojos apagados, las piernas hinchadas y
tan youminoso ell vientre que cualquiera
la habria supuesto pr6xima al alumbra-
miento. Tan yOtumnoSo tenia tambien
ell bazo, que. al decir de su m6dico, la
baaba hasta el vientre Desde su matri-
monio que 81 remonta una epoca de
seis amos anteS, habta una casa bastante
bien stuada en- aparencia, en- mitad de
una colna, pero dominandO ell extreme
mas estrechO del estanque de Meillers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-12

10 dlgo por patriotismo, sino poraue en-
Alicante Ell Elche, Ell Palma de aIallor-
ca etc, 81 no el 2hi que en- Ia Rcina
del Medlterraneo, " seguramente encon-
trara usted sol, templanza vientos alf
sios.
Cuando leo. en- grandes carteles am
bulantes, anuncios de viajes baratisi-
mos MIA, con billetes de ida Y ''yuel-
ia, plenso que por muy baratos Que
los ponga la Compania hace un negocio
pingue. Porque 81 son muchos los que
van MIA. pocos son los que vuelvcn
Gle ALI
Luis Bonafoux.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-12
ANGUERA s. Co. Ponce

De venta en- todos los buenos ests
blecimientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-12
SENORA DE LA CASA.

jQuiere I'd vanagloriarse confeccio-
nando riquisima Y nutritiva sopa de f.
deos? Sin duda que 81. Pues cxijs
sielnpre la excelente marca "LA-REI-
MA" 10 lograra.
Todos los comerciantes en- Vlveres,
que quieren tener cGentela segura, es-
tan provistos de esta sin rival marca
de pastas alimenticias fabricadas en-
el pals para honra orgullo del mismo
en- sus adelantos Industriales.
i;Pueblo!! protegiendo tus indus
trias; principalmente las que proven
ell sustento a un crecido nGmero de
fAmilias, eS como haces PATR1A.
NO CONFUNDIR MARCAS. La
REINA", ES Y SERA SIEMFRE
ACREEDORA A SU JERARQUIA
Sociedad Industrial Riera and Co., Inc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-12
ExauiSitos pcstres

No hay otros mejOres nj mas ricos
para familias y Hoteles que la PAST&
y JALEA de guayaba marca La Cor
tancia" de