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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-14
CAYETANO COLL Y TOSTE.

Esto ha dicho el doctor Coll Toste
en- Ell 1ltimo nGmero de Grdfco, dedica-
do q conmemorar ell hecho insigne del
descubrimiento de America por Espana.
Y este que ha dicho el doctor Coll y
Toste es de una notoria inoportunidad
Porque el Director de Grdfco no pi-
dio, las personas que colaboraron en- ell
n1mero dedicado conmemorar la fecha
del II de Octubre, un juicio sumarlsimo
de la Historic de Espana en- relaci0n con
America, desde ell descubrimiento hasta
el tratado de Paris, sino que pedia unas
palabras acerca del descubrimiento. .
Asf 10 entendieron todos los demas Sc
flores que colaboraron en- Grdfco, y as1
debi6 entenderlo ell doctor Coll Toste
para no incurrir en- ell lamentable desen-
tOno que supone ell que en- un peri6dico
consagrado a la gloria de Espana Sc di-
gan cosas como las que el Presidente del
Ateneo ha dicho, Sc insin1e 10 que de
ese pensamiento del DR.. Coll y Toste Sc
desprende.
Porque no quiere decir todo clio que
81 ell gobierno de Espaia en- America CO.
memo con una injusticia con otra in
justicia acab6, huelga esta celebration
de la fecha del descubrimiento2
Esto es 10 que parece decir quien en-
la hora de la celebration del magno SUI
ceso, solo recuerda los suspuestos agra
vios; pero 81 nos detenemos a pensar en-
que fue ell propio doctor Coll Toste ell
leader de aquel movmiento que Sc pro-
dujo favor de que Sc celebrara en-
Puerto Rico la fecha de la llegada de
Ponce de Leon esta contradiction entire
10 uno y 10 otro, quita gravedad impor-
tancia 10 que nos dijera 1ltimamente
en- ell popular semanario.
Sin embargo, debemos rectifcar La Ill
TINA de sus afrmaciones.
La primera no, porque no nos interesa
hacerlo en- este momento y en- estas cir
cunstancias, va que fue un espanol,
Juan Rodriguez Bermejo, ell perjudica-
do.
iPero la Ultima . esa de cue Espa-
ia cometio una injusticia al entregar a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-14
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LA CAUsA DE LOS CATALANEs
iRomanones partidario?

Nueva York, H. Ell gobierno espa-
mol Sc halla alarmado q causa de la in
tensa agitacion que reina en- Barcelo-
ma en- favor de la autonomia. Ell Presi-
dente del Consejo, senior Romanones, es
partidario de esta reforma. Ell Co.
bierno trata de hallar una soluci6n que
sea acceptable para Cataluna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-14
La funesta campaha

los puertorriquenos a merced del vence-
dor de Cavite Santiago de Cuba, esa
merece una contestaci6n.
Ell mismo DR.. Coll nos facilita ell ca
mino, va de suyo trillado, cuando al alu-
dir al pueblo americana le llama ell
vencedor deNCavite y Santiago de Cuba.
Y 81 era ell vencedor, 5que habia de
hacer ell vencido?
Ademas-y este no quisieramos decir-
10, pero clio nos fuerza ell doctor Coll
y Toste-gran parte de la Isla recibi6 a
las fuerzas invasoras como aliadas.
Los que as1 procedieron Sc equivoca-
ron Els verdad. Estaban alucinados
por la leyenda democratica del pueblo
yanqui creyeron que con las banderas
del vencedor ven1a la independence de
Puerto Rico, este les hizo recibir con los
brazos abiertos al invasor, este les nev6
al eXtrav1o de alfombrar de flores ell ca
mino del vencedor, este produjo aquella
crisis del sentimiento de raza de que lue-
go Sc han lamentado mucho los que mas
honda la padecieron.
Pero todo este Sc saba en- Espa6a, y
todo Sc saba en- Norteamerica En- Es-
paha pudo causar desaliento esta acti-
tud Como alegar sus t1tulos de sobera-
MIA sobre un pals entire cuyos habitan-
tes hubo muchos que recibieron al inva-
sor con los mayores trasportes de entu-
siasmo, mientras que ell resto sobrecogi-
do por 10 inesperado, guardaba una ac-
titud expectante?
Los Estados Unidos podian alegar 10
que de los hechos Sc deducia: que ell pals
Sc pronunciaba por ellos. Y as1 las
cosas jque habia de hacer la Naci6n ven-
cida?
No obstante, Espana defendio su de-
recho a la soberanla de Puerto Rico, 10
defendio tanto como pudo 10 defendi5
porque amaba este pueblo leal y esta be-
LA terra, 10 defendi6 porque este era ell
1ltimo baluarte de SUI poder1o material
en- America, 10 defendi6 y 10 hubiera de-
fendido aunque no fuera por sentimien-
to, porque nadie abandona 10 que es su-
20, sin opener resistencia, al primero
que sale al camino q arrebatarselo. :.
No quisieramos tener que hablar de
estas cosas, pero 81 a clio Sc nos obliga
jQue hemos de hacerg
Culpa es de quien tan la ligera juz-
ga los hechos de la Historic y las compli-
caciones de la fatalidad.
No es la primera vez que clio nos We
mos compelidos, ,pero, francamente, no
esperabainos que un hombre de la altu-
ra del doctor Coll Toste. un escrito1
eminente, un historiografo utilizara ell
ef1mero pretexto que va sirviera antes
de ahora a la menguada augmentation
de una torpe campafia period1stica, que
ha sido para ell pals de tan funesto re-
sultado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-14

ORQUESTA SINFONICA.
Vals Brillante de Concerto.
ella vida es sueilo'', Mancinelli.
SEGUNDA PARTE.
Orquesta Simf6aaica.
Obertura "Reloj de Lucerna Mar
ques.
Septimino de Beethoven.
Violin (a) Viola, Violoncello, Contra
bajo, Clarinete, Fagot y Trompa.
Poemo b5bJsco "El DsJuvso".
Orquesta Beethoven-Piano, Armo-
mum, Violines 1ros., Violines 2dos, Vic
las, Violoncellos, Contrabajos, Flauta,
Oboe, Clarinete, Trompa, Fagot, Timba-
les. sy.gez.s:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-14
POINCARE DE
REGRESO A FRANCIA
Tratado entire Francia.
Inglaterra y Espaiia aprobado.

Nueva York, 12- Aver termin6 la vi
sta del Presidente de Francia a Espa-
ma. Sc cree que Sc ha legado a un
acuerdo EN- cuanto q los intereses mu-
tuos en- Marruecos, y defensa de los
puertos del Mediterraneo espanol.
F'rancia trata de proclamar ofcialmen-
te ell acuerdo amistoso enNe Francia,
lnglaterra y Espana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-14
'CABLEGRAMAS
LOS DESMANES DE LAS
SUFRAGISTAS INGLESAS
Corriendo tras ell coche
de los reyes.

Nueva York. 12.- Las sufragistas
de Londres corrieron anoche tras ell CO.
che de los Reyes de Inglaterra gritando
que a las mujeres las someten a las
mas crueles torturas en- las carceles. La
muchedumbre las trat6 NAL. Emmelina
Pankhurst sali6 aver del Havre con di-
recci6n a la ciudad de Nueva York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-14
Muerta por un tren

En- ell kil0metro 72 ell tren correo que
hace el servicio entire San Juan y Pom
ce, arrollo a la joven Maria Rios eau
sandole la muerte. Ell maquinista Y el
fogonero del tren fueron arrestados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-14
EMPLEADOS DE FILIPINAS
Renunciando sus puestos.

Nneva York, r. Nc Coy, Collector
de Aduanas y Sleeper, Director del Ne
goclado de Tierras en- las Islas Filipinas
renunciaron aver. Manuel Tinio ha
sido nombrado Director del Negociado
de Tierras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-14

La prinaera imjusticia que comaeti6 la
Corona de Castillo en- America, fW6 ne
gar q Rodrigo de TraGna, Ulg5G del tope
de la carabelG "La Pia,ta', Ell haber sido
el prin,ero, la maadrugada del II de Oc-
tubre de 1892, en- haber ViStO la t5erra
americana, y no adjudlcar al pobre m,a-
rimo Ell premaio ofrecido; q 81, darlo, d
Colon. Y la Ultima, en- Ell Tratado de
Paris, de 1898, Mo Quorer entregar Cuba
a los cWbamOs; q entregar Jos puertorYe~
quei50s merced del Uenced0r de Cavate
Y Santiago de Cuba.
CAYETANO COLL Y TOSTE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-14

ROOSEVELT EN- BRIDGETOWN

Nueva York, 12- Roosevelt llego
aver a Bridgetown, Barbados Entu-
SHASTA reception.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-14
Los successes

llQUE 10 AVERIGUE ST TELNlO!
| Eel sabado las cuatro de la tarde Sc
descubri6 que en- la parte baja de la casa
n1mero once de la calle de San Jose, Ell
ell poblado de Bosh (Santurce) habla
una viga carbonizada casi completamen-
te, y junto a esta, varios pedazos de sa-
co, tambien carbonizados una botella
de gas
Avisada la policia, esta dio cuenta al
dueno de la casa, que 10 es don Nemesio
Labau, y a los seuores Villar y Co.,
agente de la compah1a Guardian en- la
cual aquella esta asegurada en- doce mil
d6lares
| Hasta ahora, no tenemos noticias de
que Sc haya dado con ell autor del frus-
trado incendio, y a fe que en- este case
podr1a darnos ell senior st Telmo una
muestra de su sufciencia como detecti-
ve...
LOS PELIGROs DEL LICOR.
Jhaen Erch, marinero de la goleta
Fratmac", que Sc hallaba atracada
Ell ell muelle de la American Railroad,
Sc cayo aver al mar desde el puente para
subir a aquella.
Seg1n parece, Erch Sc hab1a toma-
do varias copitas demas y lie faltaron
fuerzas para nadar y ganar la orilla, por
10 cual seguramente hubiese perecido
ahogado no ser por La oportun1sima in
tervenci6n del marinero James Robert
de la "Fratmac y de Raimundo L6-
pez, los cuales Sc tiraron al mar y logra-
ron poner salvo al presunto beodo. Els
te fue conducido a la Sala de Socorros,
donde Sc lie asisti6 de primera intenci6n,
siendo precise enviarlo inmediatamente
al Hospital, porque ell estado de Berch
era de alguna gravedad.
AUTOMOVIL DESTROZADO
Anoche, a las ocho y media en- la pa
rada cinco ell autom6vil de don Eduardo
Acosta, guiado por Ell chauffeur Horacio
Pagan, choo6 con un tubo de los que la
compan1a del gas esta instalando Ell
auto result0 con una rueda y los faroles
delanteros rotos, as1 como ell tapa lodos
del lado derecho, y varios deperfectos
en- ell motor que 10 imposibilitaron para
seguir ell viaje.
Ell polic1a Enrique Rodriguez, quien
presenci6 el suceso, ha manifestado que
81 bien es cierto que la compaf1a del gas
no tiene en- ell sitio en- que aquel ocurri5
como es SUI obligation, un farol que ad-
vierta ell peligro, tambien 10 es que dicho
veh1culo ven1a q gran velocidad.
ACOMETTMIENTO Y AGGRESSION.
En- Salsipuedes (Puerta de TERRA J, ell
|individuo Pedro Gonzalez agredi6 a Mi
guel Maissonett con un punz6n de los
que Sc utilizan para partir hielo, causan-
dole en- ell abdomen, una herida pene-
trante de dos cent1metros, de la que fue
asistido en- la Sala de Socorro.
Pedro fue arrestado puesto a dispo-
sici6n del Juez Municipal.
LA SUICIDIOMANIA.
En- La casa de Fabriciano Clemente,
radicada en- al calle del Quito, intent6
suicidarse anoche la joven Juana Loren
"a de JESUS tomandose una d6sis de ce-
badilla
Juana Lorenza fue conducida al Hos
pital
UNA INTOXICACION.
Elias Medina Sc intoxic6 aver con una
d6sis de iodo y acido fenico, siendo pre-
ciso trasladarlo Embellishments al Hos
!, pital Municipal, dudandose que pueda
salvarsele la vida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-14
Gran acto musical


El microbes Sc nevara q efecto en- ell
TeGtro Municipal un gran concerto por
La OrquestG Sinf6nic0 y la Banda Num-
cipol combinadas, bajo la direction del
Maestro Tizol.
El programa es escogidfsimo.
PRIMERA PARTE.
Gran Marcia de las Antorchas No. 3,
ejecutada por La Orquesta Sinf6nica y
La Banda Municipal, Meyerbeer.
OCTETO TIZOL.
Bailables de la Opera /" "Gioconda'
DANA de las Heras, Ponchielli.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-12-06
SUCCESSION SALE.
18TH Judicial District Court Of Lsuis-
lana, Parish Of iberia.
Succession Of
NED LEDBETTERS, deceased.

Bv virtue OF commission tsshea
unto me, the undersigned Adminlstra,
t1iS. III Of the above said Court. un-
der an order granted on the 10Th day
Of November, 1913,
There will be sold by the undefsisn.
sd Administrators or a duly antltoriZ
ed Public Auctioneer. FOR CASH,
Tor the pnri ose Of realizing funds to
pay debts Of the above said Succession !
at Public Auction, to the last ana
highest bidder. on
SATURDAY, December =, 1913,
between legal sale hours, At the late
~ idenes ofthe deceased in the Perish
Of Iberia, the property belonging TO
he above said succession, ard describ-
cd as follows TO wit:
"a certain piece. parcel or lot OF
ground. together with all the build
iugs and improvements thereon and
thereunto belonging. being. living and
situated il the Parish of Iberia, state
Of louisiana, containing niae ~ acres
more or less, and being bounded on
the Moth by lands IT Mrs. Cordel'a
Lewis, South l,y
East by lands OF D. /. PEBBLES. W, st
] BY lands OF Madam Henry Dorsey and
being the same property acquired BY
the deceased, Ned Ledbettsrs fr0m
! Wade Border on May 10th, issz, y
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-12-06
GRAY HAIR MADE ITS Ohi0'F
Al COLOR

CLIP TINS NOTJcE-Ifs Wortb 49,
II your hair j. gray. 'tf rr;ttI,,
witt gray, white, faded o!.ss
falling out, itching ecalp o. .o ~
ruff. sppiy Q-Ban hair color M Nj q
Or to gray hair and scalp s; Pl., - mr.
dye, but it brings TO the nals 800 W.
your i hair. Max. gray hsir !. g1 Nh.
Of i Or il gear. Of age .,.|l NJ
fails. Perfectly harmless n, NJ }clss|
i ruff, i,sain, scalp and |, ta ~ ~ W.
Complete directions for homs u, y ~
m.nt of the hair with each .;a, oo sI
SOC BY parcel post, Or re, adsIls
you three bottles. II MOI ss31S p!
by ito use we give you bass I'll
Address Hessig-Ellis Df1
Memphis, Tenn s
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-12-06
/ IA Conveyance Boos No. J -

Record ia Conveyance Boos No. : g
folio oI3
All the movable property Anu ~
l.cts .uiiy eDume.lg.d aau iss, .--s
az the Inventory made and ta1sp NJ
above succession.
CLARA ARCEvEAUx ("es W.. T..
R.t,er. Ad,ni,s,pratfix u the rues
cse.in- Of Ned LsdOes'sle
Ca>nack & DrsussAyd. Atsys
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-25
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1918.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1918.
A letter from Carl Somdahl to his
parents here states that he will be
here Monday and will spend the holt
days with the home folks. Needless
to say that he will be mighty vel
come. Carl is holding down good
position as mechanical engineer at
Fort Wayne, Ind. and is just now able
to take a much needed vacation which
he should have had last summer
The eight Normal girls who have
been staying with Mrs. M. M. Even
son planed a very pleasant surprise
for the lady Thursday evening. A
knock was heard at the door and when
Mrs. Evenson responded she discov.
cred beautiful electric table lamp
all lighted up in the parlor which was
a present from her boarders. The
evening was spent in candy making
and games. The merrymaking contin.
ued until midnight when the party
broke up all declaring that they had
enjoyed a pleasant evening.
The officers of the Blue Lodge and
chapter will be installed on Monday
evening in the Masonic Temple at
1880 p. m. sharp
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-25
THECITY
FROM MONDAYS DAILY
MONDAY, DECEMBER %. 1918.

The Woman's club will meet with
Mrs. George Fridd next Monday after.
noon for a business session.
Miss Evelyn and Helena Riebe left
yesterday for their home in Fargo to
spent the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Rune and Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Runck attended the
Runck-Lannan wedding Thursday
from Casselton.
Miss Bessie Ashton Of the Normal
faculty, has gone to kalamazoo, to
spend the Christmas holidays at her
home.
Prof. R. r. Ebersold of the high
school faculty will 60 to Cedar Rapids,
Iowa to spend Christmas.
Mrs. C. E. Moore and Mrs. J.H. S.
Thompson went to jamestown today
to spend the day with friends.
Elizabeth Peake returned home last
Thursday from St. Mary's at Faribault
Minnesota, to spend her Christmas va
cation.
George Peake arrived here yester-
day from Butte, Montana, unexpected
ly, as surprise to his parents and
will spend Xmas with them.
Miss Phoebe Hudson will leave to-
morrow night for her home in Paynes.
Vile, Mimi, to spend Christmas.
DR.. Gabriel will come from Ender-
lin to spend Christmas here as the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Paul Feather.
stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uloth have left for
New Richmond, Mimi, where they will
spend Christmas with their daughter
and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Sshwenke. En- route to New Rich.
mond Mr.. and Mrs. Uloth will meet
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Severance in MINI.
eapolis. '"vfnal L.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-25
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER -, 1918.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER -, 1918.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Munson
spent the day in Fargo ON shopping
trip, returning this evening.
H. c. Aamoth left Sunday for Bis
marck on business trip and Is e.
pected to return home tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Aamoth expect
to leave Wednesday evening for De-
troit. iMnn., to spend Christmas with
Mrs. Aamoth's mother.
Miss Leone Christy Of Defiance,
Iowa, arrived here several. days ago
and will visit at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. G.. w. Hanna for an indefinite
length Of time.
Herb Weston has returned from
Cuba to look after some important
business and expectes to return to
the south about the first of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cox are coming
from Courtenay Wednesday night to
spend Christmas here. Mrs. George
Mcfarland will be hostess to the Cox
families of Courtenay and here, at
Christmas dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs Thacker are expected
to arrive here Wednesday evening to
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-25

joicing over the safe arrival of fine
baby boy which came to their home on
the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Corby are inter.
tanning at their home a newly arrived
boy who has already taken possession
and acts very much at home.
Carl S. Larson and Mrs. Larson are
rejoicing over the little Miss who ar
rived on the 10th. All are well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Suffer spent a few
hours in Valley City today enroute
from Minot where they spent the sum-
mer with their daughter, to the Ad'
cock farm Of which they will take
charge this winter.
Mrs. E. C. Murray is enjoying Wis
it with her brotehr, c. A. Brawley, Of
Winchester, Indiana who will stay
here for an indefinite length of time.
Mrs r. M. Johnson of Wyndmere is
guest at the Kindred Hotel. Mrs.
Johnson is here visiting with her
daughter who is IL at the Riverside
hospital.
Mr.. Donald Bailey left this morning
for Backus, Wis, where he will spend
the holidays with his brother Ralph
and other relatives.
The third grade Lincoln gave q
happy afternoon to little Quinten
Crabtree, one Of their classmates who
has been quite i'll at his home with a
broken leg. Each child had a post
card or pretty Christmas greeting
card to shower him with. Miss Sto'
well read two Christmas stories and
the children sang their songs. Holly
wreaths had been wound at school fol-
him. and the children hung them up
in his room.
Prof. Ladd won out in the Lard
fight. This case is the finish OF the
attempt Of the state to force the pack
ing companies to give full weight.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-25

spend Christmas with their daughter,
Mrs. T. L. Larson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thacker have been visiting with Mrs.
Larson's sister, Mrs. Paul Sorkness of
Fargo, for several days from their
home enar Winnipeg. and from here
will visit their other relatives residing
In Nebraska and other states, after
which they leave for the south to
spend the winter months.
Mrs. Patterson and Miss McEnanny
who have been visiting here with their
sister, Mrs. Frances Hogan, returned
yesterday morning to their home in
Ross, N. D.
Miss Martha Berkey returned home
for the holidays Saturday morning
from Minneapolis where she is attend
ing the University of Minnesota.
The John D. Gray store and C. C.
Chaffee will close their stores Christ.
mas eve and will remain closed all
day Christmas. 1t is altogether likely
that most of the other stores will OBJ
serve the occasin in the same manner
Everyone should bear this In mind
and do their shopping early SO that
there will be no occasion to 60 to the
stores after $50 Wednesday. 3D..
Mr.. Edgar Bradley arrived here last
Thursday to take his daughter, Doro-
thy who has been with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. D. Jeffrey, to her home in Grace
City, for Christmas. Dorothy and
her father left last Saturday for their
home. ....g. ..a
Miss Ruth Young is visiting here
for a few days from Portland enroute
to Kansas City, Mo-, where she with at
tend a students convention. Miss
Young is the guest Of Gladys Fridd.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-25

Superintendent Lewis Of the Wilton
schools was in the city Friday inter.
viewing candidates for teachers posi-
tions in his schools.
Miss Fischer, Supervisor Of the first
and second grades Of the Model school
is going to spend her Xmas vacation
at her home in Steele.
Miss Eula Miller, superintendent Of
the Model school of the Minot Normal
was in the city today, visiting at the
Normal school.
Prof. Henry Gjerdrum Of the Conser-
vatory Of Mexico, Missouri arrieved
her yesterday and will spend the holt-
days with his brother of this place.
Miss Susan Norton will leave Mon
day to spend Christmas with her bro
Their Will Norton, who is an instructor
at the U. in Grand Forks Miss Gard
ner, assistant to Miss Fischer in the
Model school will also spent Christ
mas in Grand Forks.
The hearing in the case of one of
the men under arrest on statuary
charge Is being held this afternoon In
Judge Noes court. The revolving de-
| tails are unprintable The verdict has
not as yet been announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Swartout were
shopping here this morning from San
born. They intended to return early
in the day but finding so many attrac-
tive bargains and pretty decorations,
to say nothing Of the host Of friends,
they missed the train and remained
until evening.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-25

The Misses Tess and Alice Mcguire
of Minneapolis are visiting here and
the guests of Miss Jean Smith and her
mother for few days. From here
they will 60 to Portland for an ex-
tendede visit.
Miss Fredia Anderson who is teach
ing in the schools Of New Rockford.
came last night and will spend Christ
mas with her sister, Mrs. Clarence
1saacson.
Mrs. Frances Hogan entertained q
number of friends at dinner last Sun
day in honor of her guests, Mrs. Pat
terson and Miss McEnanny Of Ross.
Covers were laid for twelve guests.
After a short business session in
Guiding the installation of officers, the
members of the Masonic lodge with
their wives, daughters and sweethearts
tripped the light fantastic last even
ing until late hour. Those who did
not care to dance played cards and
during the evening delicious refresh
ments were served. There was q
splendid get-together spirit and every.
one who attended enjoyed a good time.
Patrons Of the John D. Gray De-
partment Store are being served to de-
licious coffee and waters during these
last few days to Christmas, in the
basement Of the store. That this viii
be a popular feature with shoppers
goes without saying, and will add to
the popularity of this already popular
store.
Banker A. P. Hanson of Litchvilla
was in town yesterday looking after
some matters in connection with the
county court. He left in the after
noon for Fargo.