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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-01
De la tragedia
al sainete

Ha acaecido en- Nueva York un hecho
singlllarlsimo, hace pocas noches. en- uno
de los salones aristocraticos de aquella
capital
Celebr6se una fiesta, la que Sc habia
invitado 10 mas selecto de la sociedad
neoyorquina, y los dueflos de la casa no
perdonaban medic para que su hosptiali-
dad fuese grata la distinguida concu-
rrencia
En- ell salon de bale. cuaiado de luz.
la gente joven bailaba a los acordes de
una escogida orquesta en- los saloncitos
contiguoS las personals maduras Sc entire
enian en- diversos juegos, y en- ell gran
omedor, adornado con artlsticas porce-
mas Y soberbias pleas de plata repu-
ada. hallabanse servidos un opiparo re-
resco, los mas exquisitos platos de re-
oSteria los licores de marcas, mas pre-
iadas
De pronto, cuando la fiesta Sc halla-
"a en- TODD ell apogeo de su brillantez, ell
lueio de la casa Sc dirigi0 a uno de lossa-
ones, en- el que su mujer departfa ami
lamente con un apuesto ioven.
Fue question de lln segundo. Tn re-
ampago de ira ilumin0 ell rostro del ma
lido; de uno de los bolsillos del frac sac6
IN punal, y rapido, sin que mediara una
frase de reconvencion, 10 hundi0 EN- Ell
oecho del mancebo. que cay0 ensangren-
tado al Suelo
La consternaci6n fue espantosa; los IN
vitados corrian asustados en- todas direc-
clones; algunaS senoras Sc deSmayaron,
como 81 hubiera estado previamente en-
sayado, todas las luces de la casa Sc apa-
garon repentinamente
Con 10 obScuridad creci6 la confusion.
y las senoras Y los caballeroS en- confu-
so tropel, Sc precipitation hacia el guarda
ropa para buscar sls abrigoS abando-
nar aquel lugar de tragedia.
Ello duro eScasos minutes. que por 10
anguStiosoS parecieron siglos a algunos
de los cOncurrentes; pero de pronto las
habitaciones, anteS sombrias, sc ilumina-
ron instantaneamente, la orquesta alta
co con brio un galop" y los duenos de
la casa, radiantes de algeria, gozosos, SON
rientes, dando el brazo el marido a su es-
posa, hicieron su aparici6n en- el salon
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-01

principal seguidos de la supuesta vfcti-
ma, en- cuya pechera inmaculada no ha-
bia el mas leve vestigio de sangre.
Fue todo una broma que al dia ST.
guiente Sc comento mucho en- Nueva
York, en- donde, sin duda para prestar
um nueyo aliciente los saraos mum Ia
nos, va ser implantada esta moda, der
mer-cr de 10 sensational, iniciada Ell
las llamadas apaches-p parties de Paris,
verdaderas partidas macabras, Ell las
que tampoco falta la nota sangrienta pa
ra sacudir fuertemente los nervios de los
inOcentes contertulianos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-01

t0do Sc deleita involuntariMnente con
castas viSiones de amor, presentlmien-
to de una felicidad tantas veees es.
perada en- vano; solo en- ella saben
traer aquellas horas no medidas en-
que ell alma parece eSfOrZarSe por vo-
lar al cielo, que a1n no ha podido ol.
vidar.
No eran las ramaS de los rosales a
los que las ondas del arroyo robaban
leves petalos para engalanarse fug,.
twas; no ell vnelo majestposo dc las
aguilas negraS sobre las cimas cerca
mas, no era ESQ 10 que veian mis- 0joS
era 10 que yo no we're mas 10 que mi
esp1ritu quebrantado con tristes rea.
lidades no busca, admira ilnicamen>
te EN- sus suenos; ell mundo, como
Adam pudo verlo EN- la primera mana
ma de su vida. Divise EN- ell negro
tortuoso canine de las Tomas, Tran
slto y su padre, qulenes venian Ell
cumplimiento Gle 10 que a Maria te-
MIA prometido. Cruce ell huerto
subj La primera para aguardarlos Ell
el puente de la cascade, visible desde
el salon de la casa. Como estabamos
al raso todayia no eran cortos los
montaneses para eonmigo; me diieron
todas aquellas cosas que solian en- pa.
sandose algunos dias sin vernos. Pre-
gunte por Branlio a Transito.- Sc
quedo aproveehando el buen sol pa
ra La revuelta. SY la virgen de Ia
sllla 2--Transito acostumbraba pre-
glntarme asi por Maria desde que ca.
20 EN- cuenta de la notable semeian-
"a del rostro de su futura madrina ]
el de una bella madona del oratorio
DC mi nadre, = La viva esta buena i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-01

= No duermes esta noche lie pre-
gunte acariciandole
-Quiero que tn me hagas dormir-
me contest6 en- aquella lengua que
pocos podlan entenderle
iY por que no Maria?
-Yo estoy enfadado con ella re-
puso acomodandose mejor
"a Con ella? ique lie has hecho?
-Si es ella la que no me quiere es-
ia noche
-Cuentame por que.
-Yo lie he dicho que me contara
el cuento de la Caperuza y no ha que
rido; lie he pedido besos no me ha
hecho caso.
Las quejas de Juan me hicieron
temer que la tristeza Gle Maria hubiese
contmuado
y 81 esta noche tienes suenos me-
drosos- diJe al nino,-ella no sc le-
yantara a acompanarte, como me has
referido que 10 hace.
-Entonces mailana no le ayuda-
re a recoger flores para tn cuarto nj
lie llevare los peineS al bano.
No digas ESQ, ella te quere mu-
cho We y dile que te de los besos que
le pediste y que te haga dormir oyen-
do el cuento.
No-dijo poniendose en- pie y CO.
mo entusiasmado por una buena idea.
voy a traertela para que Ia rega-
iies.
= Yoq
Voy a traertelaY diciendolo
entro en- su busca. A POGO Sc presen~
to hacienda el papel de que la condu-
cia de la mano por fuerza. Ella, son.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-01
JORGE IsAACs

que me has prometido 40 me has
dado
-SQue sera? jcreeras que no me
acuerdo?
-SNo? 5y los cabellos?
Y 81 10 notan al peinarme?
-DiraS que fue cortando una cinta.
i ESQ es?-dijo, despues de ha-
Der buscado bajo ell panolon, mos
trandome algo que lie negreaba en- la
mano que 6sta me ocult6 al cerrar-
Sc.
ST, ESQ; damelos ahora.
ST es una cinta-contest0 vol
viendo a guardian 10 que me habia
mostrado
-Bueno; no te 10 exigire mas.
i Conque bueno iy entonces
ipara que me los he cortadog es que
faltaba componerlos biem, y manana
precisamente
-Esta noche.
-Tamibien esta noche.-Ml bra
70 oprimi6 suavemente ell suyo desnu-
do de La muselina y encaJes de la
manga: su mano rod6 POGO a POGO
hasta encontrarse con la mia la deJo
leyantar del mismo modo hasta ms
labios; apoyandose con mas faerza
en- mi para subir la escalera del co
rredor, me decia con voz lenta y de
vibraciones acalladas
--Ahora 81 estas contento2 no vol
yamos estar tristes.
Quiso mi padre que EN- aquella no
che le leyese de sobremesa algo del
(iltimo n1mero de Ell D1a Terml-
NADIA la lectura, Sc RETRO e, y pase
yo la sala. Sc me acerco Juan Y
puso Ia cabeza en- una de mis- rodillas-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-01
Ell mayor acorazado del mundo

Londres. Ha sido botado al aqua el
acorazado "Queen Mary" cuya quilla
fue puesta hace un ano.
Es ell navio de guerra de mayores di,
mensiones, pues desplaza $1,000 tone
ladas, tiene una longitud de 1913 ine-
tros una anchura de 26 metros Sus
maquinas desarrollan una fuerza de
$4,000 caballos.
Ell principal armamento de este for
midable acorazado consta de ocho ca
homes de l3 pulgadas y media, coloca
dos en- cuatro torres en- el centro dc
navio, 16 canones de cuatro pulga
das, destinados a rechazar los ataque
de los torpederos.
FL Queen Mary" esta protegido po
una coraza de % centimetros de espe
Sor.
Los 18 millones del "Oceana'
Londres. Los 18750.000 frances gu,
contenfa ell 'sOceana, Y que de naufra
gar este han lido al fondo del mar, esta
ban asegurados en- la Compania del
Lloyd, y los representatives de esta en-
tregaron ell jueves pasado un cheque
pOr la referida cantidad a los armada
res del barco.
Los buzos del Lloyd practicaran aho-
IA, por cuenta de este, las operaciones
de Salvamento, que seran bastanteS di-
ficiles, pues tendran que penetrar por
ell puente superior del barco naufraga-
do, baiar luego por la escotilla, llegar
al puente principal buscar una Have
que esta guardada en un caj6n Ell el
cuarto del captain, y con esta Have tie
men que abrir otro caj6n secreto en- ell
que sc guardian las lIaves de la GAIA de
caudales, colocada no leios del puente
principal.
A pesar de la difcultad que ofrecen
todas estas dificultades, el capitan
Young, encargado del salvamento. no
desconfia en- recuperar gran parte de
las riquezas perdidas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-01
MUNDIAL
Del Paraguay

Londres. El Gobierno provisional del
Paraguay ha disuelto las Camaras.
De la presidencia de la Republica sc
ha encargado ID. Emiliano Gonzalez Ma.
vero, Y de la cartera de Negocios Fix
tranjeros, don Eusebio Ayala.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-01
NUEVO SERVICIO
de Express con Cuba

Ell dia 10. del proximo mes de Ju-
MO, mas menos, la PORTO RICAN
EXPRESS COMPANY abrira una of
Gina en- la HAVANA, CUBA Sc acep-
taran embarques para todas parties de
CUBA. Tipos reducidos, servicio ra-
pido.
Para informes, dirijase la ofcina
principal de la Compania en- SAN
JUAN.
GALE DE TETUAN, No. So
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10
FOLK WITHDRAWS
FROM The RACE
reIegram By unIled fraa.

Telegram by United Press
st. Louis, Feb. lO-strlfe in the
Missouri democracy ended today
when former Governor Folk withdrew
from the presidential race ia favor
Of Speaker Champ Clark After a
conference with prominent democrats
at Washington Speaker Clark declar-
ed his willingness to split the Mis-
souri, delegation with Folk in accord
anee with Bryan's plan When I'M
formed Of this, Folk expressed great
satisfaction and said he would ask his
friends to cease all efforts in his be-.
half, as reports received indicated
that Clark had a better show Folk
said his delegates would be instructed
TO vote for Clark as long as it seemed
the speaker had a chance Of nomina-
tion. If it was evident he could not
be nominated but If Folk had chance
then Clark's delegates would go to
Folk. Folk however win stop active
work in the interests Of his candidacy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10
GIVES LECTURE
ON HOMEOPATHY

pr H. K. Arndt Of Cleveland, Ohio,
field secretary Of the American Inst
tute OF Homeopathy will be in Chicka-
sha next Tuesday and Wednesday.
the guest Of DR.. w. L. Bonnell While
III the city he will deliver an address
to homeopathic physicians oT this
city and vicinity, arrangements for
the meeing being in charge Of Dr.
Bonnell Invitations have been ex-
tended to physicians Of neighboring
cities to be present to hear DIR. Arndt
and number of visitors are expect
ed
The address Of Dr.. Arndt viii deaf
with the issues OF the day as regards
the homeopathic school Of medicine.
He is an authority OF note on matters
pertaining to the profession, being
the travelling representative OF the ma.
tional organization Of homeopaths.
who number $4,000 in the United
States and Canada. Dr. Arndt was
formerly editor OF the Pacific Coast
Journal of Homeopathy ana was a
professor Of materia mediea in the
Hahnemann Medical college OF the
Pacific at San Francisco and in the
homeopathic department Of the Uni
versity of Michigan at Ann Arbor
Dr. Arndt is now engaged in a triF
of several thousand miles through the
west and southwest during which he
will address many homeopathic medi
cal societies.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10
The
ESTATE OF
HAWLEY

Babylon, Ia, Feb TO- Margaret
Comeron, a protege Of the late Edwin
Hawley, asserted today that she Is
the heir, BY al will executed shortly
before Hawiey's death. to the large
estate
Hawley's relatives deny that the
will was made but Miss Cameron as
serts that she has III q am not going
to do anything about it nov" she de-
clared, "but viii wait until the rela-
tives do what they propose and then
give them surprise
Miss Cameron called Hawley "un-
ele, but Intimates she was only a
sort Of adopted peice, brought 10 the
Hawley home By Hawley's sister.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10
Lawsuit Arises Out
Of Cotton Lost at Sea

III The district court here yesterday
afternoon the ST. Paul Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Co. filed suit against
the firm OF Wooiten & Potts, asking
Judgment for sS5S.s1 It is alleged
that the chickasha firm shipped a
consignment Of cotton to Kobe, Ja-
pan. the same being lost at sea be
fore reaching its destination Ac-
cording to the rstition the Great Nor
thern Steamship company advanced
inland freight charges to the amount
for which judgment is asked and af-
terward transferred its claim 10 the
insurance company Stewart, Cruce
& Gilbert Of Oklahoma City are at.
torueys for the plaintiff
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10

Eagle Pass, Tex. Feb lo-Lieuten.
ant Nelson and a detachment Of 10
cavalrymen from Fort Clark came to
Eagle Pass Yesterday to escort a MEX
lean troop train through Texas en-
route to Juarez Mexican information.
al railroad officials assert they are
without information as TO the troop
movement and the time Of their ar.
rival cannot be ascertained tonight
Rebel uprisings in the state Of Goa
huola are reported in ldst nights dis
patches. Followers OF Guaiardo, who
had prominent part in the Madero
revolution. have taken the field IN
support OF vasquez Gometz. it Is
stated In clash between Mexican
soldiers and insurgents at the town
OF Neva. s6 miles south Oh here, two
federal soldiers are reported killed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10
WANTS BOYS TO
RAISE KAFFIR

To encourage the planting Of kaffir
corn in Grady county by the members
Of the Boys Agricultural club, 9. T..
Newell, county superintendent, an
nounced this morning that he will
give $50 in cash as the first prize and
will furnish free Of charge seed to
fifty boys in the county The final
rules and regulations to govern the
boys club in this county will be an.
nounoed soon
Mr. Newell is anxious that a friend.
Iy rivalry - started in the rural com.
munities among the boys Of the dis
trict schools and is offering a number
Of inducements to accomplish this
end.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10
HODCEBAILEY
ANNOUNCES

The first political announcement TO
appear in the Express this season is
that Of J. H. (Hodge1 Bailey OF Rush
Springs who informs the voters Of
Grady county that he is in the race
for the democratic nomination fos
sheriff Of Grady county As a citizen
and as an officer for years.NIr Bailey
Is well known and highly honored by
the citizens Of the county
Born in Georgia ami reared in Mon
tague county. Texas. Mr. Bailey came
to indian Territory in 1895 and has
grown up With the country" Before
statehood he served eight years as
deputy sheriff OF Comanche county
under sheriffs Hammond and Le Fore.
living at that time in the country west
OF Rush Springs which afterwards be-
came a part oil Grady county Since
statehood he has served as a deputy
sheriff Of Grady county and has three
times been elected constable Of his
township, making a record as a con.
scientious, faithful and energetic Of
ficer
Mr. Bailey invites the democratic
voters to investigate his private and
public life and 10 they are satisfied
he will appreciate their support in tbs
primary next August
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10
Woman Passes Away
AT an Advanced Age

Mrs Matte Reed, age "a years,
died asl night at the home Of her
daughter Mrs. Emma stevens in the
Frisco addition after a short illness.
Mrs. Reed who lived at Bowie. Texas,
had been spending several months in
the city visiting. She was born May
i2. 1864 and has been a resident Of
Bowie for years
The body will be taken TO Bowie for
burial Mrs. Reed is survived by five
children and thirteen grand children.
The children are Charley Reed, and
Arthur Reed. Bowie. Texas; Mrs. En-
ma Stevens. Mrs Stella syble. and
Mrs. Matte Allen Of Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10
TALES or THE GYPSY
MADE SAD HEARTS


Did you happen along Chickasha
avenue about O'Clock last night and
meet a crowd Of sober-faced young wo.
men talking in serious tones and
whose appearance convinced you that
they had been peering into the future?
Wen il you didn't it was because you
we're in some other part OF town be
cause it is reported on good authority
that seven Young women consulted
fortune teller last evening before go
ing home to their supperg and that
as they wended their way homeward
after the ordeal a more pale fac
ed and sober looking crowd could not
have been found.
Gross your palm with silver if
you would hear what the future has
in store for YOU. said the Gypsy as
each victim took her place before her.
You have a good even disposition and
many friends. The life line indicates
that your life will be long You viii
be rich. There seems TO be something
wrong. cannot see just what occu-
patton you are following You love
music. A long trip comes here That
little short line indicates that there
is a dark woman in your life-a bitter
enemy. Beware OF her" But The
young women We're not anxious tc
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10
BURIAL OCCURS HERE

The body Of Dr. " P. Snyder who
died near Haskell, OKLA. ~ the east.
eru part Of The state this week win
be brought to Chiekasha ior haflal
tomorrow Mr. and Mrs Brown
Moore will accompany the remains
Tha funeral win Be held At the 1 q
o q Cemetery and The body VII be
brought here on the early morning
Frisco passenger.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10

Washington, Feb i0 Diplomatic
complications arose yesterday be
tween the state OF Texas and the Unit
ed States government on the one
hand and the Mexican government on
tic other hand, which temporarily at
least will not allow Mexico to move
any troops over American territory.
Secretary OF State Knox last night
made further inquiry from Mexico
through tic American embassy at
Mexico sity asking the specific paf.
pose Of the military expedition Gov
eruor colqutt oi Texas pointed out %
the state department thae residents of
FL paso were apprehenslYe that reb-
els at Juarez Mexico, might resist the
entry OF Mexican troops from Ameri-
can territory and preoipitate battle
endangering American lives and prop
erty.
Secretary Knox assured Governor
Cclauitt that no permission would be
granted until the matter had been
carefully studied
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10

hear all Of this because they had
come there bent on hearing about
their future ups and downs in
matters pertaining to the heart and
at this juncture the victim interrupts
the fortune seller by the irrevereni
question How many times am to
be married."
And then the same old story in the
same old way is related The heart
line indicates that YOU are strong Id
your likes and dislikes. I see a dark
man here and farther on a fair man
Both are in love with you. Each will
marry YOU The dark man viii meet
you on the day OF March and you
win be married Trouble will arise
and domestic peace will be disturbed
by the appearance OF the fair man. A
divorce win follow and YOU will wed
the fair man. aud so on through the
stereotyped lore OF the Gypsy for
tune teller. The young women sat
and listened until six fates had been
revealed and strolled home in sad
ness.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10
EXECUTIVE posIpoNEp


Telegram By United Press.
Washington. Feb. 1e Matte L0m-
ak, the negro murderess, won't hang
Feh 18th AZ the recommendation Of
Wickersham, President Taft poslpon
ed the execution until May 90 aud Ia
is generally beloved that the woman
will be subsequently, pard0Red
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10
JUNIORS AND FRESHMEN
SPENT A Jolly EVENING

Fifty juniors and freshies Of the
high school gathered on the prairie
near the J. B. Sparks suburban home
and enjoyed a marshmallow roast
The young people spent two hours un-
disturbed In fun and merriment. Sen.
ions and sophomores kept guard at
the University Park but the under.
class men put one over them and went
farther out to pitch their camp. Miss
Miriam Inglls and Frasier Banks chap.
eroned the party
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10
pRoPERTY Is ExcAANeEp.

jno. Poltlngor traded his property a
Al the corner OF Sth and Dakota ave.
nue. yesterday TO John Monroe for
property at 18TH and Dakota avenue
The deal Was made through a. b.
Thompson Mr. pottclger expec's to
make his home at the new property
10th aud Dakota.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10
mlssisslPplAA DEAD.

Telegram BY United Press.
Jackson. Miss. Feb. lO-Fred W.
Collins United States Marshal and
chairman Of The republican state exc
cutiye committee, died suddenly at
bis home ~ summit this morning
Death was due to acnte Indigestion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10
TRYING TO LAUNCH
ROOSEVELT BOOM
I.elegram by unlted Pfesa.

T0T-9T 8TT " UTT-VI 7 T177-
Chicago, Feb. i0'-LeadeFs Of thn
movement FOR the nomination Of
Roosevelt gathered here today Among
them were governors Hadley. Stubs.
Osborn aud vessey.
The meeting was divided into two
sections. One discussed the develop.
ment Of Roosevelt sentiment in the
west and the other eonsldered ways
OF launching the Roosevelt boom The
deliberations we're entirely IN the
hands Of the governors
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10
Wilson Gets All
in City Except
One Precinct

in the democratic precinct meet
ings held in the city this afternoon,
followers Of Woodrow Wilson elect.
ed the delegates IN all except the first
precinct OF the first ward where
Clark delegation was elected In the
second precinct Of the fourth ward,
Wilson delegation was elected but In
structions were voted down
In the fair grounds precinct an un-
instructed delegation was elected
It was impossible to secure returns
from many of the county precincts
before the hour Of going to press.
Ward 4, Precinct I.
Delegates: p. J. Harbour, Ike
Cloud. G. w Featherston.
Delegates instructed for Woodrow
Wilson
Ward I, Precinct 2.
Delegates. K. NJ. Cochran, G. W.
Mumford, Dr. L. l.. Dawson. j. b.
Burton, Frank Plato, D. NJ. Caveness,
DR.. G. II. Thrallkill and L. c. Linn,
Deiagatcs instructed for Woodrow
Wilson.
Ward 3.
Delegates: William Stacey. 0.
Collman, Il. W. Murray J. w Parker.
A. A. Holmes. H. D. Gunuclls and r.
b. Welbornc
Delegates instructed for Woodrow
Wilson.
Ward 2, Precinct I.
Delegates Il. NJ. Bailey. g. G..
fIcrndon. ID E Emerson. NJ. +. Court.
ney. Oscar Simpson, p c. Stacey. A.
l.. Herr and N. D. Louthan.
Delegates instructed for Woodrow
Wilson.
Ward 2, Precinct ?.
Delegates Lawrence Martin. w,
i. Khgore. J. ". wclborn, NJ. r. Pitch
ford. Peter Cassidy. Ndtvr Griffin,
j. Il. Flippo aud ] A. Temple
Delegates Instructed for Woodrow
Wilson.
Fair Ground Precinct a.
(Oaehalf vote each.
Delegates John Fitch. Dave Hill.
Alger Melton. \. d. White. n. NJ. VIII.
Hams, win Melton. r NJ lkard, John
Robinson. j. D chastain. Henry Ire.
ton. Ike Harness and Il. Blair.
uninstructed
Ward 4, Precinct 2.
Delegates Harry Hammerly. G. II.
Evans. NJ. S. cralle, E. C. Burton, T.
+. Majors. J. G. Mays. C. A. Horn, Ed
sheegog. winton Callahan, J. r. Orig.
gers.
Wilson delegates elected. but unin.
structed.
Ninneksh for Clark
Delegates ]. c. Wade. C. NJ.
Leats. John Len,z, =. p Kelley, Ralph
Schooling. a. 7. Hunnicut
Instructed FOR Clark.
Ward /. Precinct :.
Delegates G. w. Barefoot, j. D,
! Kinds. r. r. Baker. W. c. Wells.
Instructed for Clark
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Delegates: c. B. Campbell. = "
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