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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
New York Produce,

NEW YORK. Dec 7,-F1our-Dull and
barely steady spring patents. S4.i0W
4,e5. winter patents. .stralshts. $i.t5@
clears. s4.15@I.i5; winter extras No. !.
i.OSWll6; winter extras No. . $3.50
4oS: Kansas straiShts, St,00@Alo.
Wheat-Spot easy: No rcd, Sl.OG
elevator and Si.01 T. q. b, ailoat, No |
northern Duluth, 95ic {. o. h. alioat. De-
ccmber closed alc' May closed 9G 7-t6c,
Hops-easy: state common 10 choice,
1912. "i@32c: 1911. 1nnl6c. Pacific coas ST..
1912, 15m CSC: 1911. i5Hi7c.
IIides-T1asy. Central america, 2o5c;
EoSota- 29mG
Pctroleum-Steady. refined New York
barrels. $3.50: refined New York bulk,
- so: philadelphia. barrels, $3.50; New
Orleans bulk, IS 20,
Wool-Quict; domestic fleece Xxx Ohio,
81 1632c.
MoIasses- New Orleans open
kettle, 35m SOC,
Raw sugar-Steady: Nruscovado, 80
test. 3.55c: Centrifugal. 90 test, 4.O5c:
moasses sugar 50 test. 3S0c.
ReIine ed sugar-Stcady; cut loaf. 5.7Oc:
crushed, 5.e0c, mold \. j.25c. cubes.
5.tDc; TXXN powdered 5.0jc: powdered,
&c: granulated. fine, 4,50c; diamond s.
isoc: confectionels X, 4.l5c; No. {, l65c;
NO. 2, 4,60C: No. 3, 51oc No, 4 4. .50c.
No. ). ii5c No 6. 4i0c: No. {. ta5c:
No. 8. i,30c; No. Q. 4.@5c; No. Ia, i.5Oc:
No. II, soc; No. j., Aloe; No. Is, 4. i.05c;
No H. 4. 0JC:
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Why Do | Suffer?
Cures Guaranteed

A So bottle Of OIL OF EDEN (sam-
pie Is cents) rciaxes, opeus pores, al
lays pain, dissolves and removes an
liberated tumor, enlargement of the
gland, goltcr or other false and impure
gatherings Of the external system.
A So bottle of SWEET SPIRITS or
EDEN (samplc 80 Will purify the
blood. restore vitality TO all weak
parts; regulates liver, kidneys, stomach
and bowels, Cure guaranteed of rbeu.
matism, all kindred curable pal ms and
disease, including chronic constipation,
disordercd digestion, sick and bilious
headache aud nervous prostratiop. IF
your druggist has not got them, on
receipt of price they win be delivered
to any address in the L. 5. by
CAL. COOP MEDICAL co.
$50 S. w. r. Was, 5l42.
p O. Box S13.
Tor q good investment, proof and
particulars see DR.. John j.. kellctt,
president and manager. Residence, $50
South West Temple. from 8 n. IN. to
u ~, afternoon by appointment in
Salt Lake CITY Utah
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INDORSED BY HEIGHT OF
MELIEVAL AUTHORITY,

To Whom 1t May Couceru:
I will say the selection Of remedies
for the diseases that afflict humanity
IS matter of great Importance, and
incidentally it becomes one OF the first
duties Of a health publication TO make
q careful examination into the claims
Of the innumcrable proprietary rene
dies that seek public patronage.
People need 10 be told OF what is
likely TO give them the relief and cure
they seek. It is possible 10 secure vast
benefits from some Of them, and even
a permanent cure. Such remedies have
a claim upon the good will of the
medical practitioner aud tho sanitary
press-the more so as they are not
easily TO be found.
Well entitled 10 place among
Offered by ono Or. John L. ke!ctt, for
The cure Of rheumatism, neuralgia and
kindred complaints. This we are will
ing TO indorse i'll very distinct terms,
because we have secured abundant evil
dencc iustifyipg MS in doing so.
Having referred the question Of the
efficacy Of this remedy 10 medical men
OF extensive experience. and at the
same time having thoroughly looked up
the record it has made for itself among
the people who have used IT, we Sc
'uiFb d HluSS VI i'bslllNc CN Iututt III
It's favor. Its record Of cures are
clearly genuine, In fact. some Of these
were cases in which first class mcdicai
skill had found itself perplcXcd by the
resistance to treatmeut which the com
plant offered, and when it Yielded to
Kellett s Oil Of Eden the happy result
came unexpectedly.
This is one Of the useful and benc-
ficial proprietary remedies which
stand out in happy contrast to the host
Of unreliable and worthless ones which
il is the duty of the profession and
the press 10 condemn. We have no
desire 10 enhance the commercial sue.
cess Of Kcllett's S Oil of Eden, or of any
other remedy, but our course is plainly
pointed out for us whcu we discover
"a benefit TO humanity.
So writes
:. NJ. MARTTN. NJ. D..
OF the American Journal of Health,
established 1915, l6O Fifth avenue,
New York l9S South Clinton street,
Chicago.
To Whom IL May Concern:
| Will say there have been some re-
magkablc cures made Of rheumatism.
neuralgia eczema and enlarged glands
with kcictt'S 5 oil Of Eden and Sweet
Spirits of Eden. Purifies the blood
and cures chronic constipation. disor
dcrcd digestion. nervous prostration,
and restores lost vitality 10 all organs.
Respectfully yours,
W, II. LOOMS, NJ. D..
EX Consulting Physician % the Tcbii
ola Hospital, Oakland, Cal,
DR., John l.. Kellctt. Oakland, Cal.
Dear Doctor; Having used great
deal Of your Oil Of Eden in my pruc-
ticc. viii say | know Of nothing better
for the cure of rheumatism and re-
moving eruptiOns, tumors and enlarged
oyarics. DIR. DIVINNN,
Stockton, Cal.
advertisements
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PRICE OF WHEAT IS
HALF A CENT LOWER
Good Prospects for Winter
Crop Found in the Reports
of MlllerS.

CHICAGO, Dec 1.--rhe wheat mar
ket closed &c to &c lower. Influence
against the wheat bulls continues to be
found in n1illcrs' reports pointing TO good
prospects Tor the winter crop in the
United Statcs. May wheat sold from
90sc % 9G}G90Ic, with the close at 9Cec,
a decline OF ic net.
Cold weather. with increased country
marketing. brought about backset IN
corn, May closed at 4S26 1850. Cash
grades were weak,
Oats went lower on account or selling
ny a few longs. MAY closed at &22C.
There was marked &lowness OF trade In
provisions. 1ic lower TO a shade advance.
RANGE, OF THE LEADING FUTURES.
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LING MOVEMENT
/ FINALLY ARRESTED
ck Market Passes Crisis
IA Pressure Shows Signs
of Relaxation.
n CHANGES ARE FEW
b Street Appears to Have
,coyered From Effect of
\ Hartman Decision.
CHANGES ARE FEW

|V YORK, Dec. 7.--Wh!le ii is yet
shown whether The stock market
recoyered its poise, The heavy sell
NOS efncnt. for the time being at
/ has been arrested, and fluctuations
were comparatively unimporiant.
rally which followed vest erday's Sc
Isl movement, for there was no re-
nee today OF the persistent pres
which unsettled the list on prcv!-
laws. To What extent tbe improve
In the market tone represented the
nR OF tho weeks disturbing irnu-
as market factors was a matter
Dnjecture. The market. however,
Mainly recovered from the first ef-
OF the Hartman merger decision
Efo urgent liquidation OF specialtics
rentIy has run It's course.
er an irregular opening stocks
q ground slowly 4 break Of u
b In Texas company affected the
~ list adversely and encouraged
RAIDERS TO renew operations. The
3oid Of: easily, but the movement
limited and net changes for the
fere small.
} clearing house banks and trust
mics made ihcir expected favorable
h. showing that :he deficit reached
Eock has been wiped out, sur
)f sSo. 900, 600 appearing IL the actual
There WAS q decrease OF Sa2.
h loans and OF $4,000 900 in de-
y Indicating that out-of-town in
|Ions had assumed q part oE the
'u OF loans, rs they were in e posi-
ID DO with the call from the con-
h Tor q statement OF their condi-
ont of the way
bond market was steady, Total
par value. SSS&, 900.
ted states bonds unchanged on
Closing Stock List.
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Condition Of Treasury,

WASHINGTON. Dec. 7,-The condition
Of the United states treasury at tile be-
ginning OF business today Was
III banks and Philippine treas
ury -. .......,,,........... 3lf2.25o
Total OF general fund .,.....,1i5.? .?Sa 49,
Receipts yesterday ....,..... 2.52u. .076
Disbursements -. ,..... ZOO S6a
The deficit this fiscal year Is Sl.595-
?SG, as against deficit OF 81. SEQ, 2S2 last
year,
The figures for receipts. disbursements
and deficit exclude Panama canal and
public dobt transactions.
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Omaha,

SOUTH OMAHA. Dec. 7,-Cattle-Re-
ccipts. TOO: market steady; native steers
So. 30m9S0 cows and heiScrs 5216m6. ~,
western stcers s5.5O4S.00: Texas steers
si.7jI6.30; cows and ireifers, s3.5On 6, 90
Gamers. S3.@oWi,25 stockers and feed
ors, $i.aou 500; calves. SJ00@9.0 90; bulls
stags, etc si.5016.25
Hogs-Reccipts 5000; market steady tc
shade lower: heavy. s765@ 80. mixed
SI,5oMI.60 light. $7,s5@I55: pigs. $1,000
40: bulk OF sales. $500 go
Shecp-Rccetpts. 100 market steady
ycar!inGs. sti5G625; wethcrs, s".56Gi 80
ewes. S3.50d 40; lambs. S6i0@ 80
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
KanSaS City.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 7.--Cattle-Re-
ccipts. 400: no sojtl1erns; marT.et steady.
native steers. 80 500 TO-. so: southern
steers. si.5o@s. 90: southern COWS and
hcifers. So. 6j@6. so: native cows and
hcifels 81 00m1S, %; stncbegs and feed
ers. So 5.0nmI,25: hu,le, g 2Sn'6 90
calves, So 5000 50: western steers, $500
as 80: western cows, $S 0OaG 90
fIors-Ecceipts, 5000. market steady;
bulk OF sales. 81 50n7.70: heavy, 81 GSm
Z. 80: packers and butchers. 81 i.G0WI. 20;
light s. ',jo@1 60; piss. sG.9567 90.
No sheep,
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Chicago.

CHICAGO. Dec. 1.-uit,le- Receipts,
500; market steady; bcevcs s5.s0d / 10;
Texas steers, SI,I0m5,1j. western steers.
sa.iOW9.l0; stockers and feeders. sI.35Gl
10; cows and heifcrs. s2.7o@ 80; calves.
$G.50m 1870.
Hogs Receipts. 1900 market strong
heavy. s1ao@775; rough 5000 80:
pics. s5-l0@Ii0; bulk OF GALES, S7.5sGD
40.
native. s3.65@Jij; western 81. s.aoG%' 20,
yearllnss, $5.00@G.30: native lambs, So. 10
M1.Io; western, s5,75@T.Io.
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Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO. Dec. -Butter-Sloady;
crcameries. 29GpS65c
Eggs-Cnsettled; receipts. 2O6i cases
at mark. cases included. 32m2jc: refr!g-
orator hrsts, 10000: hrsts. 25W2G5c.
cse-Steady; daisies, l7l@l5lc:
twins. l6ami7C; Young Americas, I6{I
lghc; long horns l6i@lGac.
Potatocs-Steady. receipts, 80 cars.
Michigan, ism50c: Minnesota. AGE iSc;
Wisconsin. a2@ Use.
Poultry--Wsak; turkeys. nliye. I5c:
dressed. lac; chickens, alive. lie; aprngs,
alive. 1870.
Ncal-S.endv 2M1ic.
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Frank Knox. President.
]. A. Murray. Vice Pres.
J. c, Lynch. Vice Pres.
w. r, Earls, Cashier.
{. A, Cuibertson, Asst, Cashier,
The National Bank Of the
Republic
United States Depositary.

United States Depositary.
NlDital oV',VVu
Surplus and Undivided Profits, 3po 600
deposits .,sss''.'s'''s'' osvVp.VVV
A bank whose resources. equipment
and wldo connections enable II TO ex-
tend the best possible service TO every
corporation. broker, merchant and iadi-
yidual Four per cent interest paid on
time deposits
we are n member Of the Salt Lake
City Clearing House.
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New York Money.

iolsk. Dec, Money on call
,oans easier; sixty days. sIm7
:, ninety dars, 6@55 per cent; six
mercsntilc paper. G pnr cor,
NJ exchange steady with ari,,,,
IN l,ankcrs' bills ut ss.sn IN ,"r
n piiis and at :I.SA.6o for de-
'1.srclal biils. 81 .S0,.
ser. 0isc; Mexican doilnrs. 4aIc.
,'aent bonds steady; railroad
'''~"'s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08

Cash quotations wore as follows: Flour.
dull but steady: winter patents, $500
40: straishts. s$.9o6I.6o. spring patents,
S3.5omG.IO; Tiyc. No. >. &c: barley. feed
or mixing. i%Gi $50, fair 10 choice mating,
57@5Sic; timothy seed $3.oog2.90: clover
seed. slo.00@18.o0; moss pork. SlL73@
1900: lard lin tcrccs), sl09 short ribs
lnnEel Sln hnG | O 30
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Bank Statement

NEW YORK, Dec. THE statement o:
the actual condition of the clearing
house banks and trust companies for the
week shows that they hold $2.0i5.2o0 re-
serve in excess OF lcal requirements.
This is an increase OF 2S.013.l5O from last
week. The statement follows:
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Flax. Oats and RIVE.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Dec Bran,
tls.0o1 1850.
Flour. lirst patents, st.l54is5; sec
$50; second clears. $2.:o9 ~ 80.
FLAX, $t.2tl.
Barlcy i0m mh9c.
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Evaporated Fruits.

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-Eyoporatcd ap.
pic3-Qulet.
Prunes-Flrm,
Apricots-Firmer. choice, 6lm62c: cS
ira choice. liMtllc: fancy, 12G9i3c,
Pcachcs-Steady.
RaisiDs-Quict,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08

NEW YORK Der. 1.-The metal mar
kcts were quiet aud practically nominal
Lake and electroiylic copper, SlI.G2!sp
l,.aTi; casting, Sl1.25M u 50.
Iron was unchanged.
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ST I.nnis Wool

ST. LOUIS. Dec. Wool. steady. Me-
dunn grades. combing and clothing, 2SA 20
2Gc; light line. 19G2lc; heavy Nne. Is q
1Sc; tub washed. 21gfS6c
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GRAIN STATISTICS.

Total clcarances of wheat and nour
were equal TO it5. 600 bushels Primary re,
ccipts We're l. .35 600 bushels, compared
with 100000 bushels the corresponding da!
q year ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08

1850: July, l5.1ic: August, i3.16c; Sep
tember, October and November, 13,7Sc.
Spot-QuIet; Rio ~. lac; Santos As.
l5yc; mild quiet: Cordova. I6t@ lSc.
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London Wool.

LONDON. Dec, THE four series Of
the wool auction sales closed today with
offerings amounting TO $685. bales The
SuaI selection attracted vigorous COM
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08

NEW YORK, Dec 7.--Coffec Nltuvcs
sslcs 6o'@5o bags. % Peccmber. - &c,
january. i$.0Sc, February. lS.1Sc; March,
l3.5Sc; April, 10. i2o; May, 1860; June.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Dec, The cotton mar
kcl closed steady net unchanged 10 .
points higher.
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DAILY AVERAGE.

os ergo ,ao am
loans g. T"o
st e@Se 's''''''''''~''' oSa o33 13,' SG3
f6an-o.so l., 0no
Legal tenders . Sl.st0. 600
Decrease - a., Gao
Net deposits .......... .660,S23 900
Decrease .......,....,. G5.336, 900
Circulation ..,,s..s,,s.... fOrHl9'Vun
Decrease ,....-,..,.,s. 100000
BahkS Cash reserve IN Vac!t ol"'o"p'p''
trust companies caSn re n,,
serve III Naut.s'.'s. eV'2Ue'vV1
Aggregate cash reserre...'- "'i'oS0 90o
DeHc't lawful ciNe',''ss. ."'S"'
increase ,.;..i,s's s.....,;,, '''''
irust ,tiS., Go,.paI ,!i. me- ieacrse ,s
, mIn, c,gastus .euSe H4e.r
80 ,.as.,.n ,ts Pe' '1"' a. 90, 6oo
''S'A coz '. -. '-'''o'NY'
ACTUAL CONDITION.
Loans l,Ss!. .O60 00O
Decrease " Jn nIS 0UO
Specie 29S. $50, 600
Increase ,.... $4,000
Decrease ' ,, ................ $4,000
Nel dcpoeits ,.,., ,645, sos, 600
Decrease - 5V.OtI 900
Circulation ............. 46S20. 900
Incresse 1Os 900
Banks. cash reserve in yaui:: slS.07S, o9o
Trust compap pies' cash re-
serve In vault ............ s1.3as coo
Aoereg,Ie cash reserve 67i 526 600
EScess lawful reserve G.0l5. 200
increasn ,'5.,s' S.O3$,iS6
Trust con7nanies' rcserys
v.iti, clio, 10 so1,sn NOV,
bers car-,inr ~ nor cnrt
rSsf, rosny,,c 4, SaS 0OO
9uH1narS ot SAFE panks sNu Uus-
COMPANIES ~ Greetcf New YORK not IN
cllded III clearing house statement:
Loans ......,..,.....S 1885,. 600
Decrease .......r........ 2,t21.00o
Specie ..........,... o. $50, 100
Increase ,... 5912 900
Legal tenders ... S4i6, 600
Increase .... 81 200
Total DEPOSITS .,.., C"095f 600
Decrease - $3.50 600
.o.,,..;. =. .,,o o,.,.,,,,,. .,.,,a 49,.
. %tir.i a., i 500 , s,',,,
LIE ~" 10 Ia u., "Sg.H = .n
6nn hn" S ~ .,.e' i"I S'aIio.S. We so
.~U"'n'v ~ ye,,i.T o. ~ aIsuai ls st!o'.aI ue
uit ,,,,is ~, Iu & 80
n.1e ia Ua., Mt'n]dIaNa's ] D! out- or low,
u.'I uIiohS o n'ot!ey Prolnpuy L9a9eu
~. - I'LL III y. 'le?e 'e1cFI Ies VIC mNdiiapIe
...l.!letlIte te.! dIter ,I!c recent cail ot INC
nalt9na, coHptiV"cF' Inc casa iosS was
"cr,iiIial .,...
ne dtcr'Ss stIteHaCnt sno"s loan
CoIItEaCuol! Or oIlI ?" ""o:oVp Win
vasl oss 9 ',,'o'.puo lcaNinS the very
ntoperale oellcil OF "'"'ooo III Inc cash
reserve.
frennlnarE csGnlatcs were ;nat thc
clear'nE mouse banks 81 Ne" ork had
gained 10 consIderaDtc cNtent IN cash
as y result nt Inc week operations par
IicNiaTiN III INC matter OF How oil lnones'
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Cohoo Futures Lowor.

petition and the market closed from . TO
10 per cent above October average,
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Walker Brothers
Bankers

Oldest bank between the Missouri
river and the Pacific coast.
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METAL MARKETS ARE
QUIET AND NOMINAL
Prices of Lead and Copper
Unchanged; Silver Climbs
a Notch Higher.


i:.-:-:: 1;
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For ~ out of nearly "a years of its
existence, this bank has occupied quar-.
tors at the northwest corner of Second
South and Main streets. On
and after December .. 1917, ~
it will be in its magnificent E1&
new building across the @W
street. The structure is the LsSY
tnllest--and one of the FIN. AHflaI
est between the Missouri GNtllT
river and the Pacific coast. yIT
The banking rooms are RTMup
among the most splendid in Hn!!Tillf
the west. The facilities arc FIgIHulM
complete and modern. g1iH,ln1,,
We hope the people Of EnIHmiii
salt Lake City and Utah gI,illiljll
will be proud Of tho build tiiIluull
ing and bank. Both arc InlII9Illil IIl!l1!lI!l
F?;:: FS5: '''7 purpose Sc + e serve all!II
You arc invited to in.
spect the banking rooms aud building.
There will be 'opeu house, for the
public from 9 n, m. to 9 p. nm. daily dur
ing tho entire week beginning Monday.
December 9, and the officers and di-
rectors would bo pleased to greet you
in the new homo thcu and afterward
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08

Banks cash reserve in vault Gl2.6"
Trust cOmpa MES cash re
serve In vaul! ul!............ $3.50
Aggregate cash reserve. 3If.5S
Deficit lawful rcscrve.,.....
increase .....a.s,.s...,.
Trust companies reserve
with clearing house mem
bers carrying 20 per cent
cash reserve ...., t!9g
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Still the ''Old Bank
Still the old cordial
welcome
But in a handsome
new home.

For 47 out of nearly "a years of its
existence, this bank has occupied quar-,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-15
PAUL FEVAL
, 246

No, sonora. Esta primera en-
trevista sera corta Y no Sc puede ha-
blar en- ella mas que de cosas iudis-
pensables. Y os aseguro que veo
con pena que no pOdremos enten-
dernos CuandQ supe la nOticia de
Vuestro caSamientO, me hice tam
bien otra pregunta conociendo me
jOr que yos ell poderio de los enc
migos de vuestra hija, me die / CO.
mo podra defender su hija, 81 no
ma sabido defenderse a 81 misma?
La Princesa Sc cubri6 la cara con
las manos.
ii Caballero, caballero .-dijo con
voz entrecortada por los sollozos,-
me destrozais ell cOraz6nl
ii Bien sabe Dios que no es csc
mi prop6sitol
i Vos no sabeis que clase de
hombre era mi padre! Vos no como
c6is las torturas del aislamiento, nj
pod6is suponer las amenazas que
me dirigieron. J..
Lagard6re Sc inclin6 Y la dijo:
-Senora, yo solo sc ell santo amor
que profesabais al Duque de Neyers.
La casualidad puso en- mis- manos a
yuestra hija, me hizo penetrar, sin
quererlo, los secretOs de una her
mosa alma. Vos lie amabais ardoro-
sa y profundamente, 10 Sc. Esto me
da la raz6n, sonora. Puesto que erals
una noble mujer, debiais haber 81
do una esposa fiel y valiente. Y sin
embargo, cedisteis la violencia.
Para hacer constar mi primer
matrimonio y Ell nacimiento de mi
hija,
--La leZ no admite esOs subteE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-15
Eu JOROBADO

tn relampago dc odio brilIo u
los oios de Ia Prince>a.
-i Jugdis con mi augustia mu
mur6.-EXplicaos. porquc mo- o. en-
ticndo.
He vcnido para cNpHcarmc. ~
nora y deseo que la eXphcaciou ler-
mine cuanto antcs Escuchadmc
No estoy satisfecho dc vueStra aco-
gida y creo que me juzgdis NAL. EI
reconocimiento NAL cntendido pro
voca a veces la c6lcra Nj camiuo
esta trazado dc antcmano: 10 oigo
y 10 seguire sin vaciIar iTanto rcor
para los obstaculos que encuentrc
en- 6l Hay que contar conmigo, 2or
mas de un conccpto. Tengo deere
chos de tutor y los hare waller
de tutor ~ cxclam6 la plu-
ceSa.
-sQuG nombre ddis al que por
cumplir la vomntad de uu muerto
hacienda case omiso de su vida. So
consagra otro en- absolute rs
demasiado, POGO. verdad, sonora. cse
titulo de tutor Por ESQ habtis
protestado y la turbaci6n os ciega
hasta el punto de no comprcndcr
que el cumplimiento de mi iura
mento y dieciocho amos de protec.
ci0n incesante me dan autoridad
igual la vuestra
iOh lgual - protest6 de nue.
vo la Princesa
II Aun es superior a la yuestra ~
acab6 Lagard6re, alzando la vo2.-
pues la autoridad solemne delegada
por ell padre moribundo, es sufcien-
te para compensar vuestra aut0ri-
dad. Ademas, senOra, esa autoridad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-15

fugioS Las yerdaderas pruebas de
yuestro matrimonio y del nacimien-
to de Aurora las tengo yo.
-i Me las dareis!
Isl, sonora. Decia, que a pesar
de vuestra frmeza del reciente
recuerdo Gle una dicha perdida, ce-
disteis a la amenaza ~ bien! La
violencia empleada contra la madre,
5qui6n puede asegurar que no hubie-
sc Sido esgrimida tambien contra la
hiJa2 NO tenia derecho para pre-
ferlr mi protection a la vuestra, vo
que jamas he cedido ante la fuer-
"a?
La Princesa, antes de contestar le
miro con yerdadero espanto. Ke-
fexion6 un momento dijo:
i All, va adivino ivais a negar
me mi hija?
No, no os negar6 yuestra hiia.
sonora. Para devolverosla. he an
andado cuatrocientas leguas Pero
me he trazado una linea de conduc-
ia. lIace dieciocho amos que delien-
do a vuestra hija. Su vida me per
tenece, diez veces Sc la he salyado
Caballero - exclamo la poDre
madre, tsabr6 al fin 81 merecGis mi
amor o mi odio? Mi coraz6n Va ma
cia vos y yos 10 rechazais. Vos ha-
beis salvado la vida de mi hiia yos
la hab6is defendido.
Y SECURE defendi6ndola a1n
sonora contest6 frfamente Enri.
que.
Aun contra su madre ?-diio Ia
Princesa, irguiendose.
-Puede Ser contest6 1agarde.
re,--eso depende de vos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-15

la s.do rompaIa 81 Ua II. -.
~mere representa- taH# ..I.
E,fo. .Iu emI.rea ...'.. -. ... "a.
mas a.5p 600 d.r.rHa .aI.. ..u ....
.IdaIo ror.u,.. f...... ...
>ohrIud por " hg.ren
,er.n. n u-,r .a.
Ifa n ado \. madr.
De>couflI. u, .I .r.,...
~. -.
No. boL.. I.E.
sonora art. NJ ....... -. ....t..
ni So. b...... ,.....t
ip.fa,t. n J....l.4
rala ,.Iar,. H
N.,.rs +, ,,.,.rt..4.l..t..
Doh, t.,. -
pio n prnc,.a r......,l. f..
a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-15
DIAS DE FIESTA

A las 5, en- Ia Catedral y FTospitales
Municipalea,
A las 5 IL, en- san IIdefO1so, d la~ G. "a
Santa Ana; las / q, en San France
ca; las 6 2. en el Hospitallllo ' Ca
pilla Franciscana; a las Z, en- la Cathedral
y San Jose; las l 2, en- la Capilla
Franciscana; a las s, en- la Catedral.
A las s, en- San Jose Y San Francisco /;
a las 9, en- la Catedral Y Capilla Fran
ciscana; a las 10, en- Santa Ana; a las
II, en- Catedrl.
MISAS EN- PUERTA DE TERRA
A las 9, en- la parroquia; a las Z IL,
en- ell asilO de ancianOs.