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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11
@oSernes 9iunpiusfeit.

Bon einem sigentimli9en Bolts
fefte, bas nod beute Inn bieie 3eit
jdbrIi9 in Sbroaien sefeiert pirb, Be,
ri6tet Elm 2onbpner 8Iatt. Die Self.
li9teiten finben in ben tbraaif9en
9Drfern in Der l1mgebung bon @iSo,
ettpa in Der Mitt. Sipii9en &onitans
tinopel unb 46rianopel, ftatt. Dt.
Sbee bes Seites unb feline llria9s
iinb pplltommen bergeiien, Die @es
p0lterung folgt MIR nod elmer alten
iiberfpmmenen TRADITION. Den Saupt,
tell Der 5eier bilbet elm srpbes mimis
ides Shaufpiel, Bel benz bic 9drs
TELLER cine Dirt 4ltar errihteu, Dor
benz bonn i'm Spiel cine Gbe se'
f6loffen pirb. glber elm Sreunb bes
@atten mprbet bann I'M 8erIaufe Der
@uffiibrung ben Neupermdblten, unb
nun besinnt elm allgemeines 8ebflos
gen Inn ben Soften, Biz Der Gei9nom
plDBli1 pieber ouferitebt. Damn
ipirb er i'm Sriumpb umbergetrogerl
unb feierli9 auf cine pflusi9ar ses
Iebt, bic beim Iltnre bereititebt. Gin
GROCER llm5ug folet, an benz bas
9oit5e 9orf teilnimmt unb Bel benz
u~nausgefebt Rufe erf6ollen: nWeiaen
au 10 giaitern! @erfte gu 5 Pias
fern! @ib, 0 Serr, apf bab es nobr
iperbe, boB bic arnien ibren Sunger
Itillen tDnnen." Der Sag enbet bann
nit einem allgemeinen 5eittrub.l.
Der mon9mal ben Gbarnfter elmer
Srgie nnnimmt.
0os 6eft erinnert in ieinen Gin,
Selbeiten unb in fsinen l1mriifen an
Bic sroBen Dionpfosfeite, bic i'm Ut.
tertum in jener @egenb Sbroaiena
aefeiert tpurben. Die beutigen Sen.
in Sbrasien 5eisen fosar nod bic,
Eelbe Irt Der Electromagnetic: bi,
Mimen trogen 3iegenfelle, Oie Seiern
Inn @iao Tin benen man aud ben
glnflong an 9riftlide @orftellungen
ni9t pertenn) iinb Elm tbpifhes 8ei.
fpisl fir bas Sorileben zines beibni
f6en &nltes inmitten elmer 6riftlihen
8eb6lferung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11
NnerIei @enermnaen.
Bon bem nenen g~raibenten BON
Sranfrcid eingefhbrt.

Mit einem Mute nnb tinem grs
rmberseiit, bic niellei6t feline Dollea
iieben Sabre ausbauern. itiir5t Der
nene prdiibent bic beilise TRADITION
oes sprotoeole1. Wenn er bas
Sempp feiner bisberisen 4mtstdtigs
teit einbalten mill. bat er jebenfalls
piel 81 tun. SIN @lbiee begann CT
NIT elmer eriinbli9en @ereinfa4uns.
ST berabf9iebete 5ipei Wiirbentrdser,
bic bisber niemanb an3utaiten tpogte.
als 9err poincare bic erite Radt
i'm @lpiee aubra9te, entbedte er por
ieinem S6lafsimmer einen .9arbe
&epublicain", Der fih anfdidte. Dor
Der Sire bes prdftbenfiellen Sdlafs
simmers it9 Elm Selbbstt aufauidlas
gen. n@e6en Sic nod 9nufe, lieber
Srennb". faste CT ibm, i'd f4lafe
obnes sic ebenio fider unb feit."
9ur4 biefe Mnefbpte tpirb erit Dfs
fentlid befannt, bab bas bertofratis
fde Staatsoberbaupt nod betpadt
tpurbe, ipie Elm Sultan BON feinen
Mamelufen.
Die atpeite Sat mar bic Gntlafs
fune bes @prreiters Sroube. Dieter
@orreiter fdien bisber ebenio uns
entbebrlid, ipie Der praiibent, Dor
beiien Wasen er Bel offisieIlen 4uss
fabrten einberrttt. Montiarret, Der
@orreiter Selir Saures, lit bsriibmt
ee%tpprpen, tpeil Ct bic Welt gu ibers
aeusen pubte, bob lie obne i'm niht
eriftierte. Serr Sroube NOR peniser
felbftbepuBt, aber aud er empfanb
fein 9(mt als cine bobe Miiiion, unb
nod feinem Ibf6ieb bdt er ii9 I'M
terpietpen lufien, pie elm tpessei9ifs
ter Miniiter ober 8oti6after.
Cine riibrenbe Qufopferung benefit
9err poincare Bel ben Hunbsdnsen.
nit benen er 4usitellunsen ollsr Qrt
erDffnen mub. 8eim oGoncpurs
@sricols" fom er am folsenben Sage
nod einmal, neil er auf einmul ni6t
niles 10 griinbli9 feben tonnte. ipi'
er ppllte.
Sang iiberroi9enp mar,n DC 9ieu.
beiten beim eriten eroben @mpfane
i'm Glpiee. 8isber maj es itrenser
grau9, bob Der 9rdfibent, bic Mi,
nifter, bic 9iplomaten fi9 in einen
befonberen Salon 5uriidSoeen, ben bi.
MaIIe Der iibrisen @elabenen ntft
betreten burfte. Sie rSuiiiiers"
pa6ten an ben Siiren, bamit tein
llnberedtigter einbringe, unb bt.
Reusierisen itnuten ii9 baDor nit
bor ben S9eiben zines Iquariums.
Im @mpfongsubenb tparen alls
@ren5en beripii9t. Sreili9, es ipar
aud tein ~iosenannter bei6rdntter
gmpfong, pobl gu unterI6eioen bon
ben ,8dllen", 81 benen Sauienbs
rnb Soufenbe gelaben tperben. Sieft
Bale perben erit i'm mai Beginner
bamit Der illuminierte @arten belfer
fam, Die Maiien better gu berteilen.
Ginen gar5 rebolutipndren Gillette
'brr9 beging !Serr poincare balh
barauf. @r erDffnete bic idbrli6,
&unituusitellune bes nGpatant", beg
grpBen &Iubs, Der emit Der ,Gerel.
Smperial" bieB unb Der bisber tpe.
rtigItens NOD nidt gerabe fir einer
: Serb repubIitanii@ : bemotratif9e,
propaganda gait.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11

Sacob $. @erbeIopstp,
elmer Der b.tannteiten iiraelitiiden
8enobner 9roptlDns unb elm berbors
ragenber Ybilantbrop, erIas in fsis
rer 8obnung einem Sersf4lase.
@erbelobstp, Der ala 8nobe aus
Rublonb bierbertam, batte g roidJ
gu sroBem @ermOsen gebradt, bns
sr gum srOBen Sell fur sble 3Dsde
heranb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11

" Sect beiBt es alfgepaBtl Cine
alte 8aucrnregel beiagt, Dob es aut
sen SUM anfommt, pie Die Critic
ousfauen ioQ. alio aitfgepdbt, 9ab
es gut I'M Cure @rnte ltebt. 9erft
baran, SaB ser Monat Der &oiet
Die belize 3eit einleitet, IN ipelder
guer &5rper boppelt idtper ber5ii'
bolten Fat: eitntol ltnter oes Cages
Gait uno Miibe linb iobann nnter
ser @lutb bon Sag unb Hadt. ge-
freit gliren G0rper bon Den giftlgett
Stofien, ipeld)e iid in oemielben ail-
gebauft baben. Dab biele "@eipebss
ldladen" guren a0rper bergiften,
behpeiien &opfihmer5en, blaiie @e'
Iidtsforbe, Wattigfeit, Sdhpinoel,
Ser5fIopien, 8iidenidipade, Druid
in Der Seragrube, geritopfnng llno
idIedter @eid)niad I'M Munbe, Sch.
%Itorungeu, Rierenbei6peroen uip.
our @eniiee. aIio a%ufgepaBt! ger-
iGitmt feline Belt, benn idon orobt
Die @lrtb, oen idpaden &orper
gGnalid gu e%n!fraften, unb sebraudt
sic beriibmten ct. Bernard &rait'
terpiaen, oie in alien apotbefen SIT
baben iinb. 9ieie Biaen bietett
@u6 in gurer Scott 6as ein5ige 5li-
perIdiiige SeiImittel. sic entbalter
feline 1benoen @ifte, pie Anefitl-
Der, uro braud)en oesbalb ail6 nidt,
tpie Die idarfen Ia~nolanfigen anadr
Ialbereien ibr @ift unter i~iberander-
ter Siille 81 perbergen. sic be-
lteben pielmebr aus ben better SAT-
ten Der beilfraftigiten Bfian5en. al'
10 a~itfgepabtl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11
!iermann

Henry Schuch. Emil U. Schuch
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11

Gine Der befar nteten
GdauIpielerinnen bes Stdbttbeaters
in Golmar /. @lf., Winni Wolter, bat
Gel6Itmorb psriibt. Die Spte ioate
i'm SsrbIt b. s. Elm ldngeres Engage
menf inter ben siinitislten 9eoingun,
gen am DiTeloorfsr S9auipielbduf,
antreten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11
HERMANN
MACHINE SHOPS
OTTO II. .VoELKERDING.
Hermann Mo.

Meine Ncrthdtte 1T NIT alien n6ibisen
WoTd,ireni ouSgcriitct INN ale Repdrom
rem an TnmpI. unb Observation-Disclosures
DIeidr unb GrniemaIdJnen raid uno sui
auSSuiiibren.
Maid,inentbeiIe, 9ohrcn, Del, Bumper
uIip. iieiS OF 6sno
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eine spciii
liiai.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11
EdvV. wv
Hermann, Mo.
Kauft GsfIRaeI eisr und Tarmpro.

bukte unb besablt bafiir burh yin
tpeiIune auf bic Sermann Carvings
8anf. @irbesabfen pinftlih fur
iebe Nblieferune.
Sn CD. @als @ebaube, an Der
6rDntltraBe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-11

@eptffe Maubpansen
Tinb 5ipor iiber / 3oI lang, ober 70
biinn ipie Elm Soar.
9te Mobnrabf6a b o n
DIhobpnr leiten ben 8esinu ibres
SauIss ins a. Sabrbunbert auriid.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-17
SEPARATE TRIALS
IN C|CCONE CASE
Fiore and Murdered Mans
Widow to Face Court
Apart.

On motion made by Prosecutor
Wilbur A. Mott, representing the
State, and Frank NJ. McDermit,
representing Mrs. Maddalena Gle
eoie. jointly charged with An
.3nio Fiore with the murder of her
husband by arsenic. poison on March
last. Judge William P. Martin, in
the Court of Oyer and Terminer,
granted a severance of the indict-
ment and the pair will have separate
trials.
The case had been set down for
trial on January 27, but week ago
today McDermit asked for a. sever
ance on the ground that the trials
could not be conducted together, as
the interests of the defendants were
radically different. At that time the
motion was not opposed by Prosecu-
tor Mott, but Judge Martin took it
under Amusement until such time as
Frank e. Bradner who has been as.
signed to represent Fiore, could be
present.
Today Mr.. Bradner did not oppose
the granting of the severance, and
Judge Martin issued an order that the
parties be tried separately. No date
was set for the trials, but Mrs. Cic-
cone will be tried first, as it will be
impossible under the law for the
State to convict Fiore of any greater
degree of crime than that in which
Mrs. Ciccone is found guilty.
Ciccone, tn husband, came to his
death after drinking lemonade, in
which his wife is alleged to have
placed poison. This she later admit
ted in a written confession to County
Detective Anthony DeRogatis, in
which she said that she had been
forced to put the poison in her hus-
bands food through fear of Fiore.
who was her paramount
Fiore, at the time, was in the coun-
ty jail on a minor offense, but it is
alleged by Mrs. Ciccone that he got
word to her, through notes and by
word of mouth, from visitors to him
at the Jail, that If she did not kill
her husband he would kill her whek
he was free.
In view of the confession Mr.. Nc
Dermit commended that, inasmuch as
it is understood that Fiore denies all
knowledge of the crime, either as an
accessory before or after the muir
der, 1t would not be possibly to try
the pair jointly, especially as Mrs
Ciccone insists on standing on the
confession and attempts to save her
own life by making it appear that it
was fear of Fiore that forced her to
kill her husband.
1t is understood that Mrs. Ciccone
has stood ready to plead guilty to
second degree murder for long time,
but that the prosecutors office re-
fuses to. entertain the plea. 1t is
the belief of the prosecutor that both
the man and woman can be con-
victed of first degree murder.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-17
MASONS OBSERVE
42ND ANNIVERSARY
Large Crowd at TriIuminar
Lodges Celebration of
Founding.

Four hundred persons were present
at the forty second anniversary cele-
bration of Triluminar Lodge No. 112,
f. and A. NJ, held last night in Krue-
ger Auditorium. Many grand lodge
officials were present, as we'll as dele
cations from Elizabeth. Paterson.
Passaic, Jersey City and other cities.
An excellent vaudeville program was
enjoyed, many weIl-known profess
sional artists appearing The mem
bers of the grand lodge were guests
of the Triluminar officials at a
banquet. Joseph A. Livingston, mas
ter of Tri1uminar Lodge, was chair
man of the committee which arranged
the details of the anniversary cele-
bration. Mr. Livingston is thirty
second degree Mason and a member
of Salaam Temple and Patrol.
American flags were hung about the
hall on all sides. Following the en-
tertainment the floor was cleared for
dancing, which prolonged the celebra-
ton several hours.
In addition to Chairman Livingston,
the following served on the commit
tee in charge of arrangements:
Simon Friednerger, secretary; Sig
mund Loewenberg, Isaac Lowenstein,
M. G. Mariconda, David Longfelder,
Isidore Fleischman. BENJAMIN Harris,
A. Hammock, l.. Kresdner. G. Ferares,
M. Insel and NJ. Klein.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-17
HOLD TWO FOR DEATH OF
BABY FOUND ON CITY DUMP
Mother and Brcther-in-Law
= Held on Murder Charge.

On the charge of numbering a new
born infant, Angiolena Libertucci, the
infants mother, and Alfonso Laudisi,
her brother-in-law, were today held
without bail to await the action of
the grand jury by Judge Hahn in the
First Criminal Court
The infant was found In a city ash
dump near Frellnghuysen avenue on
November Is with it's skull crushed.
throat cut and a piece of sheeting
tied around its throat, which was de-
clared by Detective Sergeant Walter
Godfrey, of the prosecutors office, to
have been placed there for the pur-
pose of strangling the child.
Finally Sergeant Godfrey learned
that the Libertucci woman Rad given
birth to child on November 16, and
When she was questioned as to what
had become of it she said that her
brother-in-law Rad told her he had
carried it away, which resulted irs
both being placed under arrest on the
charge of murder and 'conceaIing the
birth of a child
At the examination today the State
was represented by Assistant Prose-
cutor Lehlbach. The defendants had
no counsel.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-17
PRUDENTIAL TAX APPEAL
DEFERRED TO MONDAY
State Board Members Unable to
Appear Today.

Further testimony in the appeal of
the Prudential Insurance Company
from the assessments levied by the
city against its properties will be
heard before the State Board for the
Equalization Of Taxes in this city on
Monday.
The case was opened yesterday, but
only part of the testimony was taken.
1t was originally intended to, CON
tinue the appeal today. but two of
the board members were unable to
be present. and hearing was ad-
journed until next week, when a
whole day will be devoted to the
case. 1t is thought that the case
will be concluded then.
Besides the members of the local
tax board Harrison r. Van Duyne
was the only witness examined yes
terday: They all repeated practical
ly the same testimony that they
gave before the county board Mr..
Van Duyne told what, in his opinion,
Broad street property on both sides
of the street is worth. West side
property. he said, is worth about 20
per cent. less than that on the east
side. He called attention also to
the fact that on one piece of prop
erty owned by the Prudential it took
nearly six months rent to pay the
assessment levied by the city. This
was on the property occupied by the
Goerke Company, in Broad street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-17
KIDNEY TROUBLE VANIsHEs
GAINED EIGHTEEN POUNDS

Some time ago I was troubled with
what the doctors pronounced to he
floating kidney. l was completely
run down and so weak and exhaust
ed that if did my housework one
day | would have to stay in bed the
next. / doctored with several phvsi-
clans and they all told me that NV
kidneys would never be well. | de-
cided to try DR.. Kilmer's swami
Root and found that got RELIEF r
continued the use of Swamp Root
and today my Kidneys are In fine
shape and am enjoying the best of
health. Have gained eighteen pounds
and feel as we'll as ever in nv life
You can publish this letter If YOU
wish to.
Very truly yours.
MRS. JOHN S. JONES,
Granville, MY.
State of New York,
County of Washington 30
Appeared before me personally this
2sd day Of July. 1909. Mrs. John s.
Jones. who subscribed the above
statement, and made oath that the
same is true in substance and in fact.
C. e. PARKER, Notary Public.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-17
IDENTIFIES TRAIN VICTIM
BY LIKENESS TO BROTHER
Detective Sees Relative and
Picksstiim Out Immediately.

Friends of Anthony Marciukevicius,
Of Harrison, who was killed by Cen
trail railroad train on the meadows
last Monday and whose body has
since lain in Mullins morgue, in La
fayette street are trying to raise
enough money to bury his body.
The identification of the body was
made by Detective Miller, of the
Third precinct. A party of young men
called at the station last night and
asked IL the police had looked up a
man named Marcuikevicius. The de-
tective had overheard the men talk
ing and gazed closely at the members
Of the party. He picked out Tirus
Neutrality-suspicious. and described the
dead man TO him
My brothcr!" exclaimed Tirus.
Then he was taken to the morgue
and the Identification made positive.
A slight similarity in the shape Of
the brothers noses had caught the
detectives eye.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-17
ANOTHER MODERN VENUS;
THIS ONES IN LONDON

LONDON, Jan. 1z-Yet another
modern rival of the Venus Of Milo
has come forward in the person of a
Londoner. Miss Tamara Richards, %
years old.
she Is taller than the original Oh
tho statue, and the measurements,
therefore, slightly differ in proper
tion, but o woman artist who meas
rrea her declares uiat her head and
figure are absolutely perfect and
tAinks they cannot DO surpassed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-17
eeets and most heautifuI color tones and con.ras.s

shapes big English square regulation penend
susceptible neckwear fall for thing the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-17
Hair Bow and Sash Ribbon

Ottoman weave; highest grade pure SIX;
equally suitable for dress trimming, millinery
and neckwear as well as hair bows and sashes.
Reg. Soc Hair Bow Width-554 inches white,
blue, pink, lavender maize, old rose, Alice blue,
Nile green, cardinal brown, navy and 7Er
black; special yard ....-..............t OCS
Reg CSC Sash Width--734 inches; white blue,
pink, lilac, old rose maize, Nile green, Alice
blue, cerise, brown, navy and black; spe- l7o
cial, yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. III
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-17
Girls Wash Dresses; First Showing Spring 1911
Unusual Values in Girls, Meqv Wash Dyes

md hneeve
al his
designs that will tin
Lace embroidery or bands Of plain cloth contrast nghams IN En M
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-17

Extraordinary Offering 1000 Yards
Csc to 75c Mesh Veilings
We have purchased the entire stock ~
OF large yelling importer of numbers Ek~
of which only single pieces were on M
hand. We will offer this large assert IL ~
ment in one lot at the very special price
of 1oc, although these vengs sell regularly for 25c
to 75c yard The assortment consists of mostly black
but there few pieces of white, navy and browns
among them. The black are hairlines, hexagons and
many other patterns from the smallest mesh to the
large and fashionable shadow effects all new and up
to-date patterns special yard 19c.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-21
LA INDEPENDENCIA
PARA FILIPINAS
Taft cree que no debe
darsele todavia.

Nueva York, 90 Anoche en- un dis
curse que pronunci6 William H. Tai
en- ell Institute de Ciencias y Artes dt
de Brooklyn, New York, atac6 la poi
tica seguida por la presente Admins
TRACTION respecto Filipinas, y diJo qu:
ell Nero hecho de haber declarado e.
Gobierno la intenci6n de darle a ese ar
chipielago la independence sera toma
do por los flipinos como una promes3
de hacerlo naci6n soberana, y Ell case
de no ser as1, Sc consideraran como
que han sido enganados. Manifesto =
senior Taft que ellos en- realidad no es
taran preparados para tener goblern(
propio hasta Otra generaci0n mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-21
Ell MERCADO DE NUEVA YORK

Nueva York 90 Cotizaciones de
hoy:
Habichuelas Red Kidney clase 1nfe-
rior a buena, $50; cafe del Rio No. !,
3-3 4 E; jam6n Picnic green, de 10 lbs,
10; el mismo de 6 8 lib, 10-1 4 ell mis-
mo de hbras, 10-1 2; ell jam0n Gu
RADIO dulce Sc cotiza al mismo prec1c
que ell Picnic green manteca Prime
Western 11.35; manteca compuesta ba
Sc New York, 81 2; avena blanca No.
?, At; tocino claro, 2025.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-21
LA SITUACION EN- MEXICO

Los extranjeros preparandose
para la de{ensa'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-21
HUERTA NO JUEGA LIMPIO
Ahora Sc dice que puede
ser que renuncie.

Nueva York, 20-El Congreso meji-
cano Sc rcune hoy a las 6 de la tarde
FL mensaje de Huerta Jlstifica ell use
que hizo de anbitrarios poderes en- Ia
crisis indica que 6l pedira al Congre,
so que apruebe sus actos como dictador
Sc informa que puede ser que Huerta
Sc decida "a renunciar despues que el
Congreso apruebe sus actos de referen
Ella. Dos mil rebeldes saleron de la ciu-
dad de Jmarez hoy para unirse cuatro
mil mas en- ell ataque "a Chihuahua.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-21

Nueva York, 90 Sc informa que
los residentes en- los distritos donde Vi
ven los extranjeros en- la ciudad de Ne
jico estan proyectando un plan de de;
fensa para el case de que Sc originen
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-21
WEYLER RENUNCIA LA
GOBERNACION DE CATALUNf I

Nueva York, 20.-El General Weyler
renuncio aver su puesto de Gobernador
de la provincia de Cataluna porque &
es liberal y no esta de acuerdo con la
polftica que observa ell presente Cab
nete espanol que es conservador.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-21
NO HAY ACUERDO SOBRE
LA REFORMA MONETARIA

Nueva York, 90 Ambas fracciones
del Comite del Senado sobre Bancos y
Moneda a1n contin1an empatadas; de-
cidieron someter dos informes ell saba
do manifestando en- ellos que ell Comi-
te no puede llegar a un acuerdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-21
auNfIoN SENORk,'

ouadrolins, un elixir para mujsres.' Para
dolores, neuralgia 8 congestivo dsbs to-
marss por algunos dfas. Restablsss 81 e.
t.do normal. Botellas y grandes pequsnas.
De venta en- todas Las boticas y droguerias.
Davis d Lawrence Co.. Nueva York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-21
ESCRITOR CONDENADO
.Se lie acusa como complice
A MUERTE

en- una conspiracion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-21

disturbios. William B. Hale termlno
sus conferencias con Carranza qulen
no quiso dar una respuesta Immediate
a ciertos asuntos que Sc trataron. entire
ellos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-21
NUEVO EMBAJADOR

Nueva York, 90 Hoy fql6 designa-
do como Embajador de los Estados
Undo en- Russia el senior Henry Pindel
de Illinois
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-21

Nueva York, 20.-El escritor Saliva
dor tAEendiata, de Nicaragua, halla
|entre los condenados muerte por com
plicidad en- la conspiraci6n recientt
que 'hubo para matar al Presidente de
Nicaragua.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-21
Sufre un ataque de grippe.

Nueva York, 90 La Reina de Els
pana Sc sinti6 aver enferma con uL
fuerte ataque de grippe en- ell hotel Meu
rice de Paris, donde Sc hospeda. Id
temperature de la Reina es de mas dc
100 grades Fahrenheit.