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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-27
On FumOT' SG0SaCIO1al
La anexi6n de Poturgal a EsUaIla.


Madrid, IL La nota polltica del
d1a es hoy tan importante, de trascen-
dencia tanta que toda la atoncl0n pu-
blica la absorbi6, hasta ell punto de que
apenas 81 Sc habl0 de la tan arunclada
crisis ministerial, que va parece con-
iurada, p0r ahOra, aunque no pOr este
deia de aguardarse alguna dlmlslon,
mas 8 menos esperada...
Ell inter6s principal, como anticipa
mos, no esta, por hoy, en- dimision al
guna.
Lo .esta en- las que Sc cOnsideran III
minentes consecuencias del |iaje del
rey Alfonso a Paris.
CONSEJO
A las nueve media Sc reuni0 EN- Pa
lacio ell Consejo de Ministries, presidl-
do por ell Rey.
Los consejerOs apresurarOn6e a fell
citar al monarch por ell 6Xito feliclslmo
de su vista a Paris, dejando para final
del Conseio ell tratar sobre los inmedia-
tos resultados de aquella.
Acto seguido, ell Conde de Romano
nes di0 minuciosa cuenta don Alfonso
del plan parlamentariO, manlfestando,
asimismo, que aunque | a Legislature
suspendida cOntin1a, Sc prOpOne que,
en- la Orden del D1a del Congreso, fgu-
re- cuanto antes, la election del nuevO
Presidente de aquella Camara, votan-
dose dentro de la mayor brevedad po-
sible deseabe.
Congratulate despu6s de la cohesion
de la mayor1a liberal, que, seg1n Ell
Conde, unanime le sigue, salyando asi
la vida del partido, inspirandose en-
ell mas absolute patriotismO, ror ell re-
nacimiento nacional.
PORTUGAL
Como fin del Consejo, los ministries
eXaminaron ante ell Rey las consecuen-
cias internacionales e interiors; que de
la vista de don Alfonso al Presidente
Poincare Sc esperan.
iEn que consistiran esas consecuen-
cias?
Los ministries, encerrandose Ell la
nonsiguiente discretion, mostraronse
|reservados ante tai pregunta.
No Obstante, pOr un consp!cuO per-
sonaje ha podido saberse que Ell ell
Consejo sc trat0: 'De la posibilidad.
de que, en- un breve plazo, Espa1a rea-
lice legendarias aspiraciones, muy JUS
tifcadas, que una misma ley natural
indica, borrandose las fronteras inter
mas de la Peninsula liberia, quedando
asi toda esta bajo la gloriosa bandera
Roja y Gualda, en- bien Comun y con la
sanction universal, ;"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-27

ledOr no con-
sigl ID reco-
brar su salud
fOrecientC
de otros dias,
y de ellO sc
conduele en-
la siguiente
carta dirigida
a una her
mana suya;
e va no
soy, dice,
aquel Official
de Otras We
ces, dispues-
to siempre a
montar a Ca
ballo y a en-
traren fuego.
DhliHO W Dos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-27
Denandante.

La Succession de Conrado Rivera
compuesta por Sebastian D5vila,
Luis Maldonado Ddvila, German,
Carmen y Juan CORY Davila, este
1ltimo representado por su tutor
German CORY Davila.
Demandados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-27

Estados Unidos de Am6rica.-El Pre-
sidente de los EstadOs Unidos.-ss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-27

FL Banco Popular de Economics y Pre-
tamos de San Juan. P. r.
Dnmandanfp
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-27
Tales fueron, teXtualmente, las pala-
oras del personaje aludido.

Tales fuerOn, teXtualmente, las pala-
oras del personaje ahdido.
COMMENTARIES
Puede suponerse la impression pro
funda que las precedentes afrmaciones
han prOducido en- todo Madrid. al ser
divulgadas por los periodicos
La noticia es de tai magnitud que
las gentes no aciertan a darse una exac-
ia cuenta de ella.
Sorprende que la Francia r3publica-
ma pueda presentarse c0ntribuir al
derrumbamiento de la rep1blica portu-
guesa, apadrinando la anexiln de su
territorio a la Espana monarquica.
No obstante, sup6nese que, interesa-
da lnglaterra en- que asl Sc realize.
Francia Sc ha apresurado 4 ofrecer su
concurso en- favor de Espana para la
constitution del gran RENO de IBERIA. .
INQUIETUD
Lisboa H. Entire los pu>licono@
de esta capital advi4rtese .ex5raordina-
ia inoaietuG con motivo dc 'as noticia2
&no de Paris y de LondreS Sc rec;5en
2oerca de la trascendencia del via e
del rey Alfonso Paris
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-27
L DIG 0

En- la Corte Municipal del Distrito Ju-
dicial Municipal de San juan P. z.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1913-01-10

We have the agency for the ROYAL TAIL
ORS of Chicago. A fine line to select from.
Suits and Overcoats at prices for January special
$3.50 and up, made to order and cloth guar
anteed strictly pure wool.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1913-01-10
Hardware

kel" Flint Edge Axes from 90 to LIZ. S ]. IS
Ice longs, all sizes, 80 to Observation-Disclosures. 200
Atkins and Diston' s cross cut saws, 400 to 4 so
Daisy Chlrns. 200 to Observation-Disclosures. $50
Hanms New Style Lanterns ..................# 1.25
Big (3) Washing Machines ........=....... :. a. 90
Never Slip Horse Shoes ]. rs to ....... l65
Never Slip Horse Shoe CaIks and Taps.
Skates, cleanup SALE girls, /. '5; boy s 80
Kerosene OIL gallon. ............. Is
Gasoline filtered gallon .......... ....... 80
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1913-01-10
C0rSetS

The Royal Worcester Corset Co. is the larges
corset company in the U. S. We have The
agency for this line and carry we'll selected as
sortrnent ranging in price from Sl25 to $500.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-09

e. got Is cad screwed on tight.
that lad. commented man sitting
next 10 her
Better than that. he has a good
heart said Mrs. wrigley Most for
tunate rms Wrigiey-to have encoun-
tered Philip in that hour. which she
deemed the blacklist Of her life.
He fastened through the familiar bus
Tie Of the busy thcroughfare with
heightened expectancy. it is true. but
devoid Of the least fear that his meteor
had been discovered His mother would
take good care Of it. Why. the mere
chance remark OF the woman he had
be5rienGed showed that her gentle spi-t:
watched over him wherever he went
Here VAS s stranger. sad toiler among
The uiitons, who went Out Of her way
20 praise the goodness OF one she had
never seen He laughed joyously, Mrs
Mr3s,ey should have further cause 70
bless his mothers memory
lie passed O'B-ieus shop He saw
the cid man seated behind the counter.
Should he 80 in Ne. Better keen
wholly 70 himself at present Yet he
heSi,sreG- Which was the more sv5i-
cioUS ccurse-to remain hidden. IN
SHOWN. or 20 drop quietly into rhs
S-ocve where he was recognjzede With
rare perSp5caciyy for one - young re
-e1ecyej that only I'VE days had ELAPSED
since he last saw the old pe-stooe-
The period ou.sed largely IN Phu'p.s
life, IN o-Brien's it would BE as nauEnc
Yielding % the second thought. Ne
entered TIRE shop
Glory be e God. Phil. ou, is r,sss.f
: glad 70 see We cried his o'G friend.
Where have ys BIN %. 81 81. s- s-lT
Have Yer heard what me ru-tHs-zr-
War c~ice : sfthe- dc.r' . me-
haven't ea5 sowl % sr-ake 70 about
the tsroae's they've put on me IN ne
ovid age
This vss nc, strictly accurate
o E-lsn had pssce-e-5 :Ae Wao.e ress--
@7--cod w-h tEe story ~ rs w5-ers-5
pension and the p-spc>,s-cus clam
made ~ hin ey some -e5-ta7e s=-h--
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-09
THE KING OF DIAMONDS Thrilling Story efe " Monte , 7,zcv

NE mother was indeed. dear TO me.
ne 'epi,a s"aN. again driven Out Of
nllNseA oE the mourntu. recolleclons
mus s"'oei,'N 'n''eed' 'out she 5 dead.
'oSI 10 me forever.
some people ~ the bus ceased talk
lhs' Ahey We're attracted by the strong,
s4edF voice ~ the anNewPt boy. whose
election and 1Ao1ce OF words We're 50
oa'fageous.y opposed 70 his garments
~ - ny we S'e''>e warmed nun. or
-. - = '.hH.'S la.Sn' nave
N'-' al e'1'~',. ~SShS posi-
- .,.--. 49,,
a., '' your '"'l.eT
~. a.. ,....
..n-,.-.
...,, ~. 90 's "
81. So, ,., S,.'s Jug
". ''A'e mere
,.s.t.'.. ~ ,.,11 aug ''.,'
-, '-9
~ '' 0-' SD'''s
- " 'o~ N'e
-. l,,.@.,. - : = 7''-e
- -, - .l.' N"e
'-'' N ~, MIS- " ''N'e'
II IS lucky YOU understand laundry
"'7k. or things might - hard VITA
you
..H 81 Ha
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-09

TO,DAY'S INSTALLMENT.

Her wistg0l tone went 20 his heart
"piJn, YOU succeed at the laundry ,''
he inquired
Eyes ought 90 be thankful can
earn nine sAu,rss week there 1
start on Monday
Isn't your husband at work.
He IS dead rcor fellow. he caught
cold las, Christmas, ana was buried I'm
January God only knows how I lived
since II it wasn't for ,re Kindness Of
neigh bors, baby and / would have
starved can ln AFFORD tA.S tuppsnce
bu, cant walk suy further"
Wen looN our now De sai5 eheerl-
d. Here's cur bus
rs .Nc vehicle drew u~ pc caught the
brass rail with hts left nsu-f. ard ward
81 81 aSsallArts with tse bundle an
Der his sat arm.
'Quck. be Sai3 -o the woman as
soon As tss people inside had descend
81 Jump tC
She. eSSayasf 90 80 So but was ~a,sety
thrust sSsde ey a young man who hAG
paL,p Sp~arE arta yhe step ara butteG
;he yoGrs gentleman io the stomach
with his parcel, causing tire other 10 Sd
down haevi'y e- .re stairs The boy
,sugat the veuars arm with MS dis
erga sci ss0G ana pulled her up He
t.Nej I'm after her
"NCa ycuus --" -cS-c6 yNe tlScoru-
flied smoker
Ere Come OF - g." sas5 tHe con
Gvctor WHY JtJo'r Ne xix 5ahu ee-
Iore pye want Iltee
Others hrs.Ie5 the protesting one cut
% the way
"CcutaurG the has, Eu& I say" re
E~avleG. as ne crossed 20 tre Mansion
Hoa~e What the deuce Lady Louisa
Mor'9u5 wants 20 keep on sending me
20 trSy w-vtcHe5 news for can't
imagine. Anyway. can Ten her this
;s--s char EHs place : er0r,y, and VIII
be pu,led down next wees
A-t .huS 81 was tha, Fhu7r ccugEet
wt;h MeSS~s Sharpe x Smiths c.s~N.
detailed cy the s-N.ous LADY Ats-1ar5
to discover h5s wne~sItcutS They met
AMI bumped n:a cash Other In IRE
whirlpool ~ London ,nS; as cwc - p~
w .sht crash Together 1N SIT sr mid
Atlantic ana Grav a0s-- vt-h -a4-ss
feelings. e- sc-speE paint ca 5 che
SS~e tasuE WITHOUT the SEc-ses.
knowledge ~ each rrre-'S IDENTIFY
Within gre rrrr.r.s the wc-.E- WAS
yn,a5g z-sssaa. STE EaE s. k.~.uy
ea2-E. a~5 gtsasG.y sSsayyf quest ems as
- Hrasps Relatives re9.-E -sa- sae
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-09
The Manicure
Lady
By WILLIAM F. KIRK

EGT HERE amt anything so ,,,,
Gus as there here s,r.--
days" SAID the s-s-t.--
Lady. we was all out in the W.,
yesterday. and never seen s-r,5a-
prettier than them leaves sars lug
gold and some was crimson. ana
wasn't no dun coiorfng. s.-5s-
seemed like flames. Ne ans g.,
Mayme just set there on an .or5 ~,
half an hour looking at the hills se-,
the valley.
1T seems to me that the Amin
would be the time OF the vea-
romance and love. instead Of =, II
Spring. I don't know WIZ there fs al
ways so much said and written 49,.
love in the Spring unless becarsa q, j
slushy In the Spring, but ven 49,
hear Of Spring courtships and s,-,-
marriages, and you hardly ever bsa-
anybody getting married in The Fan
That is the time OF year I wogls v..,
to we'd"
THE only trouble in getting -ns--i.5
in the FAIL" said the practical Es.1
Barber, rs the long, hard Winter t5.,
comes after the honeymoon. When
couple get married in June thew bsv.
the nice days Of the Fail 70 settle DOM
and go to housekeeping, and wir,s-
finds them getting used TO each o-bs,
A lot Of love would get froze Up Winter,
If marriages was in the Fan"
Maybe So said the Manicure lad,
but When I was out there IN the bm,
painting q little picture for nv,s,|
about me and the gent that Is 4narv
going to lead me US 70 the altar II
thought him and me was just married
and was standing in forest that We,
all crimson. thought he was one ywslI
locker. and that was leaning on H,I
shoulder, watching the squirrels j1mp
around in the gorgeous trees. II seemed
TO me that he was very ha7av. vibI
nothing to disturb US and just him sr3I
ne standing there alone. surrounded
by beauty Gee, George. IT, made -s
draw a long breath. and then --s I'll
gent said something about -s +
for the trolley. and my dream ~
the fritz. That is the way a- ..
love dreams seems 10 turn ONT
how, and it makes me wonder # Ia-I
ever really going TO have @
master TO take me by the ra-
me gently 10 a fat with a e.e-e-
our fiat ain'r got no elevator
we Ike it just the same as i
one, said the Head Barber
The Manicure Lady shook aa-
Love is a beautiful thing e
declared. but I wouldn't I've E.. -
without a elevator. Is g.-z .-a-
up our trusting hearts to gents
amt always sure Of their 5aH has got
right 10 some consideration. azE Gle.
vator amt very much TO ask
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-09
Cristo=.
BY LOUIS TRACY

down, he felt. by some superior power.
Mother" he said. humbiy, forgive
ne, and ask God to forgive me. for
what I would have done were you not
watching over me-
In the spiritual exaltstion OF the mo-
nent he almost expected TO find that
sweet face peering at him henignantly
from cut the dim background. But he
could not see her. and he rose. re-
vivihed by this spoken communion
with her. He had TO shadow Of doubt
as 10 her presence. God 10 him was
the universe. and his mother the IN
questionable means OF communication
With the Providence that governed his
life. He would die rather than aban.
con that belief. We're il dispelled from
his mind re was quite certain that his
wealth would vanish with II. r was
No h2phaEard accident which had sem
the clanon6-lsden meteor hea6lons
from the sky. He was dsspalrfns. 5y-
ing' his mother appealed for him: and,
oeIo!d, the very elements that con.
trol the world obeyed a mighty behest.
He began 70 work Intellectually. In
the first place, he lit a FIRE. for the
evening vas chilly Then he shook
his mattress ard swept the floor. gath
ertng into heap all the ttry particles
wiki watch Il was Uttered These he
collected IN s piece Of newspaper. and
folded them into 2 parcel. which again
he t1cloSsd II q stoute- sheet 0: brown
Usper- finally tying the whole with a
yard q string he carried n his pocket.
To Be Continued Tomorrow,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-09
Crowding En-.

Mother said an sxaspera-ed young
lady, Il wish you would not hang thar
Old parrot UP in the parlor."
Why not, my dear? asked her
mother
Why. I think he must have belonged
to q car conductor before You r-vEr+
him. Every two o. three minutes
when Edwin IS here. he chi-7s out. ST.
closer, please Il IS too euta-rss sirg
for anything"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-09
Couldn't Afford 1t

Hickory Wood. the pautomime
writer, used 10 tell an amusing story
OF a theatrical manager who once
shared his box AZ a provincial pan
tomime. When the principal come
dian entered and did his best, the
manager, with q scowI on his brow.
leaned over 10 Mr.. Wood and re-
marked, I want to engage that man
for next Christmas in my produc-
ton"
DO you think he is funny" Nj
Wood asked.
manager
Then why don't you laugh -
asked Mr.. Wood.
Laugh, when he's got his eyes on
me-" replied the manager. And
every smile means that he'll ask an
other FIVE q week"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-09
MOTRER-IN-LAWS
FRIENDLY IkSISTENCE
Proved a Blessing to This
Gonzales Lady, and She
Has Cause to Be
Thankful.

Gonzales. TEXAS In referring 10
her reesr, trouble. Mrs. Il. L. Thread
gan ~ this pace. says. ~CarauL the
worans tonic. IS certainly a most
wonderful medicine had womsnly
troubles terribly. ans nay hack would
hu-, 50 had az times, ! could hardly
ssan5 ny
Fuary my ma,ser-iu-'aw insisted
On my trying CarauL the vomsn's
tonic. and ! am certainly thankful
dia as i, sid me SO much good. and
my old trouble has never returned.
Il a,n now able 70 do a. q my
Aousswo-k. and even help outdoors
some. which is more than Nss able
To 40 for several years before ] ,ooN
CarduA
Il am 50 thankful e,- me berea,
Csrdu, sas been to me. ana you may
publish ,his IS 80 might De q inter
sst to some other lady
For oyer SO years Cs03ai has been
eullt.rS up the strength q weak
nervous. Nv~2-out women IS well as
rsaeNlnG the most serious symptoms
* wu-su,y trouble
such symptoms as headache, back
scre. p@ias in side. 6raSssrg down
g@.cs irregularities. nervousness
s.eep 'eSsreSs, loss Of appetite. exc.
saae chat you need Csrdut the von
a. toUtc.
A satr trial VIII prove 10 YOU It's
1eric
Try carsus to-day.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-09

\ Write re- LADIES' Advisory
-sE-. sGA---uNoEa Medicine Co CHAT
1Af "a Tenn. ta~ Special Insrr,4ct. ers
a. f-pass cocN "Ggue Tre4tlaery tor
NsHe1 ~v-- .g plain wrapper On re-
~-sS-.-. .AlvEg
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-09
A Tip to Wife,

You're Kinder 20 dumb animals
ban sou are 20 me. your wife"
WEEK you try being dumb and see
how Kind I'm be"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-09
Why He Didn't.

, Donald inquired a friend. why ia
I lax vCul dram "a at are u1l--sr,le
En-, mon returned Tr-aE ID a
hoarse whisper, Il once had Eta eas3
knocked o7s-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-19
CONFUSION IN MAILS.
FIRST week OF Double Poat-Oftce Ar.
rungemcnt ut BrIntoI,

bristol, Va February iS.--.rhe Bris-
toi, Va. post office has been i'm oper-
alton for more than one week While
there ~ sun some confusion in the
mail situation, the new office is rum
ming smoothly, and II is thought that
within another week conditions viii
be very much better. Business concerns
OF Bristol Va, are beginning to send
cards to their correspondents advis-
ing them to address the mall TO Bris-
tol. Va, and II Is thought that before
a great while the mail will practicnl
~ all be addressed so that there Will
be no necessity for transfer and conso-
quent delay.
y large number OF business concerns
are compelled 10 have boxes al both
post, offices. and are thereby put to
considerable Inconvenience This ia
on account of the delay in trans
ferring mail. Numerous concerns re-
ceiv,e orders on the early afternoon
mail and ship the goods the snn- ar
ternoon, and to do so they must get
their mail without delay.
w. a. Marsh, who has been A clerk
at the Bristol, Tenn, office for the mast
eight years. has been transferred to
the Virginia office. The old office ha y
been drawn upon for five carriers and
Two clerks. Postmaster Gauthier has
three other assistants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-19
OLD BUILDINGS no NE u.z,.n
Debtors Prison and Clerks Omc. -,
EnktNillc DuiIf In Lin - ~

special meeting Of the e" Sor,iaIn ll; !,
nouhi.y bourd of Supervisors here re-
ceentiy an order was passed directing
me building OF new jail and n COM
mlttce was appointed TO ask for csti
mates on u two-story building II was
a .asS decided to tear down the present
Jaii and the old jail and debtors
PRISON and the old clerks office. These
alter buildings are of great antioulINl
the ola clerks office having been ereci
e eI ~ itiv' IN an order of the bench
o. justices of that day 1t is set forth
mat because OF the carelessncss OF IN.
iorlner clerk many OF the original
uocuments are lost or destroyed, IL
amerel9re ordered that an office be
urected IN winch all such papers docu-
ments and books may be safely kent.
me work was done at once and the
next year II was occupied. ana so il
only Few OF the original documents
preserved. All the record hooks hnw
eyer Jared better. This old clerks
o,iec is full OF venerable documents
nurKesses and the Assembly and the
earlier acts or Congress. The solid val
nu, iunni,ure is still as sound as tina {
way ny Years ago when first used II
10 The county 10 ruthlcssiy destroy
such building. The debtors prisonn
~ or IKE ancient origin. and Is of
n nni les interest historically. It would
,ngs and preserve them They arc
back from the street and do not In
teriere with any move OF progress or
Win proper laying off OF tito
The present Jail is new structure
or tully one story, built of the sofcst
Dr,ck and plenty OF sand by con
bn lioi oh oa me name or Smith. 1t was
though only about twenty-fivc fent
square cost the large sum of $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-19
BIG LUMBER DEAL.
Rights on 5,0O0-Acre. Tract I'm Blind
County Sold tyr SIOO.NOO.

known recently that +. ii. Rorer oa and
associates: of Bluefeld, W Va, closed
G Tne SAFE saturday to the Sunburst oil
acres OF timber. inv",ving the sum OF
100000: Only the timber rights were
Included In the transaction The tract
10 uhueriaid with thirty-f foot wide
per cent metallic, IL is said which was
retained by Mr.. Rorer and his ass"7
G S,a,ns, the properly lies In Bland
EIounty; extcnding from the crest OF
Buckhorn Mountain, situated witbjn
tMo iniies or The heart OF Bluefield 'rhis
pavperty liz "a portion OF the timber
s osr, ihttorpornting multiplied thou
The ricb.sn,e tJs apounding with one OF
Snu, icnest TIMBER belts In the whole
SCUM ana In the course OF It's 10
Heiopfnent VIII give years ernploy
nicht TO thousands of men. IL renorte
mo-, r ,n, IN the course OF few
a,ontns lhis one section will be giving
II,"pioShcht 10 hundreds uf la6orers
{. WIS stated in connection with Inc
,liorfna tion OF the deal that the pur
70 roa con or me Sunburst oil Company is
70 convert the timber OF this terriiori:
into stave products, and nren.ratJn;y,
.oI thc work VIII begin Some tjnn
meAt month with the Installing nr
tbat ~ IN the field. IT was stated
IN me neighborhood or six years -
eAmaust the resources OF the 6oI,nd, ~,
me output will be transported nvs,
nue, 'oaston western Railroad, taken
SSrsr AZ II Subsidiary property bv thn
Nortoik and Western rnconiI ri,
iiiiolsttril and Western Road tr.versi,,,
me county OF Bland, was but rocan,is
n mans Foiiou' the development that
az an inestinnble figure. In fsrt tb baru
are already a number OF hue e ,moIe
pehoihg now, IL is said
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-19
SIX MONTHS TERM
FOR ALL SCHOOLS
Lower Branch of Legislature
Votes Necessary Appro-
priation.

Raleigh. n. G.. February 1S.-By q vote of
vs. to the House voted Tonight for tho bill
for Elk months pmblic-school tern, all over
North Carolina. There spirited discus
sion. Mr. Majette. chairman OF the commit
tee on education, explained tho bin APP
propriating $3.50. 900 for distribution to coun-
ties per capita OF school population. Wien
.all counties huvc assured four months
terms. another state fund of per cent OF MI
state taxes Ia available to make out the six
months school.
Chairman Williams OF Buncombe chnir.
man man, OF the House Finance Committee. do
cIared thnt the demand for six months
SCHOOLS &c was irresIstable; that IL property was
taSeu Ut It's true value this could easily DO
zone. Ihe tax rate Is too large and II pres
ent conditions continued II would be disas.
Tous TO the Democratic party. lie outlined
me financial policy that is being urged In
me joint sessions OF the finance commit COS
This IL. that general reassessment OF prop
erty ne ordered. and that along with II be
pro- promulgated the pledge that In putting all
rsal ana personal property Ut real value
, mere shall be no increase in taxation. save
tnat necessary for the six months school !.
unit When the reaEsessments nrc reuort ell
70 II special session or the Legislature nest
tall' tax rate shall he fixed that will vieIH
no more revenue than was derived In 1872.
except Tor SIX months schools; that rho
Whoie scheme OF rcassessment be under n
state tax Commission. with full power To- en-
torce an equitable tax assessment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-19
Gor,nnn-urnMn.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Winston Salem, y. c.. February is
In the historic Home Moravian Church
this morning q beautiful marriage WAS
solemnized, uniting Miss Evelyn Brown.
the eldest daughter or Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Brown. and Thomas Matthews
German. Of Richmond Rev. ]. X.
Pfohl officiating. The bridal party left
the church to the music of Mendels-
sohn's wedding march. and Mr. and
Mrs. German went at once upon their
wedding Journey North.
After March l they Will be at home
at No. 1923 Hanover Avenue. Richmond.
MIR. German is a prominent tobacco
mist