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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-05

who has given more or less anxiety
to the teachers and authorsie5 for,
some months, had asked a f2-year odd
girl 10 meet her at 1 O'Clock Saturday.
afternoon, TO get sorne money from
man."
I Mrs. Tracey met the accused girl
after school and took her TO the office
OF the city marshal. Another girl was
brought in later. And then in the
presence of the deputy marshal and
the police matron the two girls toll
stories. The like of which. have not
been related to the Lewiston authori-
ties III years.
| The arrest of the FIVE men followed
Hall, who is over 60 years Old is. ~
optician residing in Auburn. lie is
veteran of the civil War and a faml-
lar figure on the streets of the two
cities. Hall is a widowor Carpenter
is % years old and single Stetsen L.
80 years old and was divorced from his
wife years age. lie has a room on
Chapel street. He is employed by the
/ Lake Auburn Crystal Ice Co, and has
driven ice teams in this city foI
about . years. KimbaH is about 81
years old and lives in Auburn He is
employed at Merrill & Webber's print
ing establishment. Ward is superin-
tendent for the j. Il. Ham Co, and
lives i'll Lewiston.
The first suspicion that anything Of
this sort WIS being carried on was
brought ont, last fall, when one of the
teachers and the principal of the Ding.
ley school were investigating an en-
lfelV different matter, a matter where
money was concerned
In the course of their Investigation
| they came upon evidence which con
Vinced them that dcplorable conditions
were existing. Within "a hours the
police matron WAS notified and went t.
work on the case
From that time until the climax was
rcffhed, Friday. the school authorities
md Mrs. Tracey lave worked untir-
infly IN an effort to SECURE the nece9-
sara evidence 20 punish the offenders
and eliminate the condition -, which
thrfatfned the morals of the children
NOT only Of the Dngley school but Of
every school in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-05

Ono of the incidental consequences of
the conflict in the Balkans is the rise
III the price of perfumery. of altar OF
roses Bulgaria is said to have praeti-
cally the monopoly. Various attempts
have been made to create rival pro-
duct both in the chemical laboratory
and in other soil than that of central
Europe: but Australia is the sole quar-
ter, that offers any promise, while the
material which the Bulgarians extract
from the roses remains superior to all
others. These Balkan mountain roses
grow in great abundance. and when
cultivated yield marvellous amounts Of
the extract.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-05

An old. forgotten law. enacted III
Kansas at time of great need aud
never used, is to be called into aetfal
after lying dormant in the statute
books more than "A third of a centurs.
1t is the old warning out law. made
to fight the grasshoppers after the dig
astrous raids of the locusts In tine
early seventies. There never he's
been a time when it was needed here
tofore, but Governor George ii. Hodges
has been petitioned to invoke its use
in Central Kansas TO fight the ,hlnch
bugs, which threatened TO do great
damage to growing crops this year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-05

Charles Barbour Willis, SO, died, on
Saturday, at Portland, after sick
ness of three days. He was engineer
of the Grand Trunk shops at East
Deering and owned farm in Var
mouth. A widow and threeachildren
survive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-05
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Dropping the lighted lamp she was
carrying, Miss Maria Boynton, aged
6S years, was burned To death, sun
day night in her home on jackson
street. Lynn, Mass. She lived alone
and neighbors attracted by her
screams had to enter the house
through u second-story window. The
damage to the house was small
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-29
Little Bobbie S Pa
By WILLIAM F. KIRK.

w TIFE. sed Pa to Ma the other
/ w night I have decided TO hire "a
stenograffer Ny work is pill
/ ing up Pa sed that ] can't tend to it no
more at all
I think that would be a good idee
sed Ma and | know Just the person for
the Job. Mrs. jenkins has q young
brother which is just out of the biz
ness college and he is a very deserving
young man doant want any boy Pa
sed that Is just out of a bizness col
Iege. I have tried that Kind before Pa
sed. They are all right Pa sed to work
for a young lawyer who is just out Of
law college but I want an expert Be
sides Pa sed ! doant want a man ste
nograffer. girls is more faithful to their
employers Pa sed, and takes a more
lively interest in the "details of the
offs
The last man stenograffer I had sed
Pa was a young sport. He was fast
enough on the typewriter but he was
too fast other ways Whenever he
thought | was out OF Town he would
spend his foreuoons reading about how
Matty broke into the big league, and
his Afternoons about how Amos Rusle
broke out of the big league
/ want q gin Pa sed and in fayk j
have advertised for one. There viii be
some AT the offs Wednesday morning
Pa sed. and after have questioned all
of them | will make up my mind.
Indeed sed Ma I think that Boobie
and ] will trail along with you that
morning. 20 act as a sort of advisory
board | am a pretty good~ picker on
girl steuoerupuers my self Ma Sed Pa
looked kinda unhappy. But little Bob
bic mustn't stay out of school be sed.
There isn't any school Wednesday sed
Ma.
So Wednesday Pa x Ma x Me all
went down to Pas offs. There was
four girls setting in the outside offs.
Three Of them was awful homely. d
one Of them looked like "a doll. ! no.
ticcd that right away bekaUS ] notised
Pa uotisng her
Pa called in one of the homely girls
first. What is your name Pa sed2 Miss
! Flynn ses the homely girl. Well Miss
/ FLYNN sed Pa / am a ritter 4 ! rite
about many different topikS The girl
/ / hire scd Pa must have a big fund Of
I general informashun. SO | win ask YOU
+ "a few questions.
Who conquered tIrtha' asked Pa.
Rome sed Miss Flynn.
What General did Rome defeat at
| that time? sed Pa. Hannibal sed Miss
/ Flynn
Who was Atilly the Hun? asked Pa.
/ He was a Bar barrian General which
swept over Rome ven that Empire was
| falling. srd Miss Flynn.
She seems like "a remarkable smart
girl said Ma. She knows Roman His
lint IN
Miss Flynn Pa sed name the date when
| Bob Fitzsmmons soaked Jim Corbit in
! the picks d won the Champeen- ship
of the world March the 18th. 1897. at
| Carson City Nevada. scd Miss Flynn.
Who was Aldles? sed Pa, and where
| did he bellum famous? Akilles was a
Janus mithi-lojical Greek soldier, sed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-29

Miss Flynn. He was one of the grot,s-
( ,,rris,e ar tho siao, of t..
e,-,--,s;5
9PL7iiuiu' seu nd tIidt IL the very girl
you heeu. HUSBAND one moment.
| please, sed Pa. ! am not thru VET Tbr,
Pa begin to think kinda har1 ar- ~
"a Nc. LY,-,,,,. WI. '''' SEA
80 ne exact
/ uaE anu Hout Nt'Fh tHeN killed Doc
CIouin out in Chicago Miss Flynn ro-
kinda red in the face & sad. H.,
afraid I cant ansv-a, tba. 60,
Si,.. an, ,.,,,,. s,,,.,.
"uI uon
believe ] knew ne was dead.
Well. it's too bad, sed Pa: ns6
hoped that YOU wuld an Tho hin h,,.
an, afr9f,- shall have ., 1,,1l- -,
:, '0oi I''eT,
Ct. - - .c,;..
~ ~ 'IliT 10. 'aiitd I'D the se>-
@Hu HoiieS slrt, ner name was Miss
- 81 va even uVmi!ef than
N'lSS rty mn be sed'eu; sea Pa. 7
NoIiu Ike 20 az" You q fcN questions
% hllU our no" lhuoA SenraI nollage
/ J gu Itd'e ,,
~ " nat " ere Naiila4I hails sed Pa.
! laI MaS IN! l4t idile tlldt me Old Nors-
| man ND ,.t ,NlAs'' So 10 Ilelf hgdVeg.
sea MISS 81. zones, fhey believed taat
| NOBODY cQD,u 90 there except a war
! ilui WHO zen IisHIihs IN battle
% = - =, 80, seu : d. NOW MISS Jones.
nHO VIZ Nha.'eItoH 'hattefton was
| sHe sLd.e DVA poGI SEQ MISS Jones.
ne was Iound starving IN a garrit when
| ~ was ON sTN eLteeh' diter having
| I!t.eH so'ile It ,It ligSl uhoeFIg. 20
! ttI! IA tiie EtEHaI language. IlaGs
rue rue Seu y g. t-eIe - tle girl Tor yoI,
II uS pane. NdiI a minute seq Pa.
W no was Guy aM hes asked Pa. He
vas me man ma s7G AiIss Jones VINO tried
! 70 dow up tie EIsHS FaIiemenj Wl,l
sunl res OF sAhpo"ugl winch lie
llaq l4u III lIe pasiheht' RSht again,
sea "a 'iie more question seu Pa.
ROW many iiHg HSAls ala hid Broad
ever nave sea "a. ! never heard OF
RIA p[oJI' sgu MISS Jones. am sor-
y, ~: sgH "a put you VIII nor 40. 50
Hiss Jvues vent W az, men tne ollS
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-29

of deadly shell into the thin ranks Of
which she forms a part.
In the wild Businesses of this minute
kingdom women are found retaining al!
of their natural instincts.
The Montenegro woman is trained
from childhood to work at manual la
Dor Her bravery speaks well for n r.
race. because In that country the wom-
an works and plays by the side Of the
man as his equal. and even war can
not keep her at home when duty calls.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-29

TN III LASdpuNI JOlD ApDItleH itll-
lily is talking Of building sub
urban home in the spring.
It viii be necessary TO explain that
sy tine family is meant Mrs Appleton
ard Daysey Mayme. Chauncey Deverc.
cynic at seven. takes no stock in what
the women folks talk of doing, and
Lysaudcr John tries 20 dodge the sub
Ject meanwhile looking nervousJ
Such minor details as the site, the
cost, the plans the bills, etc. do MOI
trouble the ambitious souls Of Mrs. APP
pletou and Daysey Maymc II is I.y-
sander John who must settle AN matt
tiers so mundane. theirs is the higher
ana nobler task Of giving their new
home "a name.
How about Cleaning Glade = said
Daysey Mayme 1T has such a cool
restfu sound How soothing st would
he To e tired Young man To DE asked
TO leave the turmoil of the city Tor
SUNDAY i'm Cleaning Glade
Then Sd. ighed. and tried to look
as SAD as mourning dove sounds,
: that word Cleaning appealed to her
Mrs. Appleton thought This too
gloomy and IN turn suggested Fern
Manor Appleton crest, sylvan Snadc.
! Look Out Heights and Idle ldyls be
/ coming $50 pleased with her resource
fulne-s that she forgot the common
place .uu Of the male mind ana APP
pealed to her son and husband for
sugge stioUs.
Had Heg-Way" aud "Hadisa Top
exhausted cham,ey Devero. who felt
no interest in the subject
She looked 10 Lysandcr John. for
suggestion Across his mind there
noated visions Of cupboard and closet
ana bureau drawers and boxes and
shelves and bags and baskets dDcd
with what his wife and daughter called
Hair combings." There danced before
his troubled eyes haunting marerIlc
waves wigs rurls, Psyche knots,
puffs, braiJs and switches into which
these hair combings We're finally
evolved
He backed toward the door Il
would suggest he said timidly cough
ing behind his hand, and looking fur
lively behind him as if for a way out
then glancing SUCCESSFULLY at the
heads of his wife and daughter THAT
we call 1T the switch Shanty'
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-29

auge cannon. antique and often useless
10 the top of steep mountains in order
to better attack the enemy. These
guns laundering down their Wild
mountain sides have brought error 10
the hearts OF more than one Turk.
The women are hardy, work in me
fields and at an industries which usual
~ employ men only, and also are pro-
uic mothers. and good ones at that
The picture printed above shows oae
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-29

SO many indignant things she wanted
To say that she could find adequate eN'
preston for none of them.
Next year the artist can turn it up-
side down, give it another name, and
hem have another perfectly good pic
Wle." suggested Warren.
What does this cali itseIr2" asked
Warren. as they passed on To- another
freak canvas mass Of luid blurred
red blocks
That's one of the star pictures
THE Dance explained Mr. stevens.
"Um-m. The Dance'-that's iIlumi-
mating. Just what is supposed TO be
dancing '
~ girl. she's fairly plain. Here's
her leg. she's kicking out Get it,
can't say that | DO" unused Warren.
DO you know what Evelyn SAYS
about this?" giggled young woman
In front of Helen she says il looks
like nose bleed
ION. did Evelyn say that laughed
the other girl in confused appreciation.
Everybody smiled. 1t was "a salient
comment on the picture.
This is supposed to be Paris some
one said as they moved on to the next
canvas mass of black. gray and
white smudges Everybody seemed eX-
planning to everybody else that it was
la street scene. and in front was sup
posed to be cab with two women
getting into il.
"Oh. ! think I see il. There's ono
tt.,,F44.rrt rrt tn,. .s.tI.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-29
Attention. Anti Sufragists This Woman Is Ready to Go to War

On the left a Montenegro farmer s wife
who has taken the family rife from its
place behind the door and gone forth to
Join the men. The other scene shows the
soldiers of Montenegro, having hauled
their heavy cannon up the steep mountain
sides, ready to fire on the enemy.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-29
Doing Well.

Young man." said rich and POM
pous old gentleman. Il was not always
thus. did not always ride in motor
car of my own. When ! first started in
life, ! had TO walk"
You were lucky" gejoined the your .
man. when / first started 1 had to
crawl II took me a long time to learn
To walk"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-29

TuTEAGE among women is fou ii
pIcutifu.y among the hardy
wives Of Moutcnegriu farmers.
The bravery shown by this important
little race of people in the Balkan OUT
break has brought the country 20 tho
attention of the entire world,
Mainly the courage of the men and
women poor in this worlds goods. has
been commented upon. They drag Their
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-29
Here Are
So Chances
for Some Extra Cash

We shall distribute $3.50 in cash prizes April 21st
to women and girls who can bake the best cake
compound the best fudge. Just read the conditions
below and then get busy with your favorite recipe.
Don't think that making cake or fudge is hard 1t
isn't. Just go at it as if you meant it-with your
sleeves rolled up and determination to get the
money Remember that you have So chances to
win. Just do the very best you and forget the
Others Your fudge or cake may be the best sent in
Remember histhereS syrup half good for all kinds of
cakes candies, fudge There's other with the
flavor griddle cakes waffeS mullins or biscuits
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-29

night for whole lot Best 25 cents
worth I've had for an age. That wom-
an gushing about the lyric grace and
'sensuous rhythm Of that picture. Ha-
ha, that was great, What more do you
want for your quarter"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-29
Daysey Mayme
and Her Folks
BY FRANCES L. GARsIDE.

TIME Lysander John Appleton FAM
ily is talking Of building "a sub
urban home in the spring
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-08-28

12c, penalty &c, school bond &c, penalty
1c, city Csc. penalty SC, adv. Csc To-
tai $119.
Kerns, Foss ct ALI feet Of lot II,
block 3D." Mullan. Sewer $2.51, adv
Csc. Total s2.7S.
Mrs. J. II. Newbury-Improveme
on lots 2. 3. 4, S, and 6, block e." Null
Ian. Sewer $SO.eS, adv. Csc. Total
= $3O.91.
Unknown Owner-Lot 3, block %
Mullan. Sewer 1904. adv. Csc. Total
1929.
Unknown Owner-Lot 4, block %
Mullan. Sewer $s.o5, adv. Csc. Total
$3.50.
Mamie Barton Tolbert-Lots 1. 3. 5
10 II, 10, is. 10. II, block 10, Barton's
addition to Mullan. Sewer 1881, adv
Csc. Total $7406.
C. M. Gould-Lot %, block 10, Bar
toms addition to Mullan. Sewer $3.50
adv. Csc. Total 1886.
Mamie Barton Tolbert-Lots 10, Is
II, 10, block S, Barton's addition te
Mullan. Sewer $2952, adv. Csc. Tcta
$2977.
Robert Sterling-Southwest part Of
lot Is in block a." Kellogg. State ant
county $500. penalty $1.o7. specia
school s1.55. penalty 31c, school bono
&c, penalty 4c, city $3.55, penalty TIC
u adv. Csc. Total $500.
Julian g. Hanberg-Lot O. block
kellogg. state and county $40, pen
atty lac, special school 41c. penalty &C
school bond &c, penalty 1c, city s4c
penalty 10c. adv. Csc. Total $3.50
w. c. Clark-Lot in block 5. Vel
logg state and county 1854, penalty
CSC, special schoo! 81. penalty SVc
The Clovis news., 1913-06-05

affirmative. The debate con-
sumed considerable time as the
ladies had como well prepared
to defend their side Of the story
and all deserve credit for their,
excellent arguments on the sub
ject.
Besides the regular members.
the guests present we're Mes
dimes Chamher Ronan and
The Clovis news., 1913-06-05

:
49,
EIIxs' Annual Ball.
The third annual ball given
by Clovis lodge, B. p. 0. Elks
No. 1914 at their home Thurs
day night was a brilliant affair
and a decided success in all de-
tails. Fifty couples attended
and although the spacious hall
was fully taxed, all report a
delightful time.
The room was most elaborate
ly decorated and Chinese Ian
The Clovis news., 1913-06-05

Tire nine piece orchestra fur
nished music for the occasion
which outclassed anything here
tofore undertaken by the ant
lered tribe. and the evening
was one Of complete enjoyment.
Womans' Club.
The ladies Of the Woman's
Club met with Mrs. Chas. JUS
tus Friday afternoon, An ex-
The Clovis news., 1913-06-05

NuIblb,
The refreshments served,
consisted OF ice cream, cake and
lemonade.
The next club meeting will
he on May End with Mrs. w. M.
Wilkerson at the home Of Mrs.
Cassidy.
Beethoven Music Club.
The Beethoven Music Club
win meet with Miss Orpha Ap-
pleman next Tuesday. The fol-
lowing piano solos win be rem
dered:
Czerney Study.
The Clovis news., 1913-06-05

Mrs. Wade heeney
Arpeggio Study
Mrs. A. R. skarda
Scale Study,
Mrs. W. A. Havener
Study
~ ~ nEo-nFo1l....
The Clovis news., 1913-06-05

ch was served education Of womer
le evening. same as that Of /
inns, furnished by S. G. Skidmore and \
ere the best in the Cassidy represented
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-15
ESPECTACULO EMOCIONANTE.

Niagara Falls 26 de Junio-Dos
ninos, de 10 9 amos, Donald Roscoe y
Hubert Moore, han perecido hoy en- ell
remoino de la catarata del Niagara,
mientras centenares de hombres pre-
senciaban emocionados ell triste espec-
taculo, sin poder prestarles socorro de
ninguna especie.
Los ninos jugaban ell un bote me-
dia milla de distancia de los rapldos,
cuando Sc rompi6 la soga y la peque-
iia embarcaci6n fue llevada por la CO.
rriente rio abajo.
Hasta que ell botecito no lego al
medic de la corriente fue despaclo,
pero una vez pasados los puentes tue
impulsado por las aguas con velocldad
hacia los rapidos El vig1a del :puen-
tie no VIC ell bote hasta Ultima hOra, y
! en- seguida a,vis0 al cuartel de bOmbe
| ros, de donde salieron dos companies
para YER 81 era possible salvar a Los po
bres ninos.
Ell cuadro fue emOci0nante. Los dos
muchachos, al comprender que no ha-
b1a salvaci0n para ellos, cesarOn de Pc
dir socorro, Sc miraron de frente y con
mucha calma sc estrecharon las manos
agarrS despues al costado de la
embarcaci0n. Una tremenda ola de
cuarenta pies de aItura envolvi6 ell bo-
tecito, hundiendolo entire las aguas
Cuando salio a fote estaba volcado y
los ninos hab1an desaparecido. Ambos
pertenecen a familias distinguidas de
esta ciudad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-15
INADMISIBLE PROPOSITION


Ciudad de Mejico, 26 de Junio.-M
caudillo revolucionario Carranza ha
propuesto al gobierno del general
Huerta concei'tar la paz sobre la base
de que sc nombren ell candidate a la
presidencia los miembros permanent
tes del gabinete, por una comisi6n
compuesta de delegados de todos los
partidos polfticos y de los revolucio-
narios que Sc hallan actualmente en- ell
campo.
Ell senior Leopoldo Martinez, que re-
presenta al gobernador Carranza, ase-
gura que esta proposition de paZ ha
sido hecha directamente pOr ell citado
seiior Carranza, quien eNige ademas,
que ell general Huerta nombre inme-
diatamente SUI candidate a la presiden-
cia ell MinistrO de Estado y renrlncie
en- seguida la presidencia provisional,
en- la que le sustituira ell que resulte
electo por la mayor1a de la Convention
Nacional.
Sc cree que ell general Huerta no sc
dara por enterado respecto esta pro-
posicion. s.~u..l.. .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-15

Manila, 3 de Julio.-Notase una ac-
tividad sospechosa entire ciertos Ja-
poneses residences en- estas islas.
Haee tiempo que para nadie es un
misteno que los agentes secretOs del
Japon estan acknowledgements sacando
pianos de los puntos estrategicos de
las Filipinas y recopilando datos sobre
carreteras, ferrocarriles, puertos, rios
navegables, provision de combustibles,
etc, y hasta fotografiando y dibujando
fortifcaciones. La negligencia de los
EstadOs Unidos ante este estado de CO.
Sas, es realmente asombrosa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-15
CADAVERES DE NINOS.

Napoles, % de Junio.-Las autor
dades locales han desenterradO los res
tos de un gran n1mero de nlnos sepul
tados en- un jardln anexo a una graz
quinta ocupada por una comaorohd
ollamada Bertha.
Creese que hace muchos amos Sc han
vpnido enterrando ninOs en- ese lugal
como consecuencia de los manejos crl
minales que Sc tra1a la citada coma
drona con sus clientes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-15
Banco C,omercial
de Puerto Rico
Junta General Ordinaria de Accionistas
CONVOCATORIA

En- cumplimiento de la la. de las
Clausulas de incorporation de este
Banco del art. Al de sts Estatutos,
por acuerdo del Consejo de Directories,
sc convoca por la presente 4 los senores
Accionistas Junta General ordinaria
que tendra efecto el d1a 19 de Julio
proximo 4 la una de su tarde en- Ia Of
Gina principal del Banco en- esta ciu-
dad, ,-Tetuan 3.-En dicha Junta, ade-
mas de los asuntos propios de las ordi-
narias, Sc tratara de la reforma de Ia
primera de las Clausulas de Incorpora-
cion, 10 cual ha sido declarado conve-
niente por ell Consejo de Directories.
Durante los ochos d1as anteriores al
de la celebration de la Junta General
Sc expediran en- las ofcinas del Banco
papeletas de asistencia los accionistas
que 10 solicitor.
San Juan, 2S de Junio de 1913.
BANCO COMMERCIAL
DE PUERTO RICO
Manuel Paniagua,
Presidente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-15
DRAMATICA ESCENA EN- LA
7 CAMARA FRANCESCA.

Paris, Junio 26.-Se ha desarrolEado
hoy en- la Camara de Diputados una
escena en- sumo grado dramatica, al
caer muerto Mr. Edward Eynard, re-
presentante republicano progresista
por Lyon, en- los momentos en- que Sc
dirigia la tribuna para pronunclar
un importante discurso q. Sc esperaba
con impaciencia.
Pocos momentos antes hab1a estado
discurriendo alegremente mister Ey-
nard con algunos amigos. Su repentino
falleoimiento fue causado pOr la rup
tura de un eneurlSma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-15
EN- PRO DE LA. NINEZ.

Berna, Suiza 27 de Junio-El Con
seio Federal de Suiza ha designado el
dfa Is de Septiembre venidero para
que Sc re1nan los delegados de las
principales naciones industrlales de
Europa para celebrar una conterencla
international en- que Sc fjara de una
manera uniforme la edad Ell que po-
dram emplearse Los nilios de ambos
sexos en- las fabricas y las horas- de
trabaio que podra exig1rseles.