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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-14
1VFlUENClA DEL CHINA
. N1ANERA DE COMBATIRLA Q

Es un hecho muy conocido que Ell
china eierce gran Influenza en- el tenn
peramento y condiciones ffsicas de una
persona, esto Sc nota mucho. mas en-
las latitudes del sur debido la inten-
sidad del calor.
Por regla general el desorden que
Sc siente no es en- 81 peligroso cuando
es de corta duracion, pero cuando Sc
prolonga, engendra gran debilidad y
allana Ell camino afecciones peligrosas
que atacan al higadoo que Sc convierten
en- fiebres de caracter alarmante, tales
como titus, etc. %
Con mucha frecuencia las calenturas
Sc apoderan del sistema y permanecen
en- Ell ORGANISING sin que uno Sc de
cuenta de su existencia, pero cuando Sc
empiezan sentir dolores en- los huesos,
jaqueca, pesadez, depression del es-
piritu, falta de apetito, estrerimiento,
color amarillento de la piel, tristeza,
ETC., ETC., es tempo de acudir un re-
medic que al mismo tempo que limpie,
vigorice el hfgado y mejore las condl-
clones que causaron estos sintomas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-14
UN DRAMA NUEVO
La Casa de Espana
er, Adjuntas
(Sub-C omisi6n.)

Presidente honorario, doctor Celso
Caballero; Presidente Elective, Hip6li-
to Aparicio Diaz; 1Secretario, lndalecio
Garcia; Secretario suplente, Jaime
,Castaner; Tesorero, Pedro A. Puig; Te
sorero suplente, Juan Camera: Vocales,
Manuel Allengo, Jaime Rullan, Buena
ventura Fuste, y suplentes Ramon Do
zal, Vicente Ensenat y Florido Porte
la.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-14
LAS AUSENCIAS
Y la Association de Maestros
de Puerto Rico

A ser ciertas,-y no tenemOS pOr que
ponerlas en- duda-las declaraciones he
chas por ell Comisionado de Educaci0n
Mr. Edward I'll. BANTER, a unos de nues-
tros redactores 'prop6sito de las can't
dades que han dejado de pagarse los
maestrOs de Pto. Rico en- conceptO de au-
sencias justificadas, nos sigieren algu-
mas consideraciones que debemos apun-
tar, por 81 pudieran dar margen a que,
en- alguna forma, Sc enmendase la in
justicia cometIda con aquellos maestros
que no han cobrado 10 que leg1timamen-
te les corresponds
.Algunos de los profesores que Sc en-
crentran en- ell case que aludimos, han
echado al vuelo las campanas de la pro
tesla. para rebelarse individuamente
contra la decision del DepartamentO:
ellos han sidO los que, cual individuos
que no tienen ell mas m1nimo conoci-
miento de Sis derechos, han alzadO su
vOz aislada y airadamente. levantando
una espesa polvareda alrededor del
asunto. Y a nOsotros Sc nos ocurre pre-
guntar: mo tienen los maestros puer
torriquenos una asociaci0n constitulda,
en- la que pagan SUI Quota mensual pOr
fgurar como tales, todos los que son sus
asociados? iCuales son los fines que
persigue esa sociedad?
SPor ventura, ell eco de la protesta in
dividual ha llegado nunca, en- ning1n
pals del m1ndo. a oidos de los poderes
constituidos?
;No ha sido siempre la acci6n colec-
tiva, la que ha dado lugar en- mu-
chas ocasiones que Sc enmendasen
errores cometidos por quienes tienen en-
srls manos las riendas del CAIRO del po-
der?
Seguramente que la Association de
Maestros puertorriquenOs no ha cumpli-
do en- este case con la mission que lie es-
de haberlo hecho, no hubiera consentido
en- ning1n case que srls asOciados tuvle-
vidualmente en- prOtesta de una deter
minaci0m que atropella sus mas sacro-
santos derechos. La Junta Directiva de
la Sociedad, de Maestros de Puerto Rico
para haber cumplido con ell esplritu de
drlarca la vida mOderna una Orienta-
ci0n tendente a unir los seres huma-
nos en- distintas colectividades como me-
dio para la defensa, progreso y mejora-
miento de las classes que las constituyen,
al tener cOnOcimientO de la erOgaci0n
que Sc hacia de los fondos destinados al
pago de las arlsencias de srls asociados,
debi0 elevar una reclamation respetuOsa
razonalc1a en- nombre de la colectividad
que representa-. al Comisionado de Edu-
caci6n, Y obtenida de el la respuesta de
"no hay fondos para esas atenciones =
atesorada con ell consiguiente razona-
miento cuyos argumentos hrIbieran sido
los mismos que adujo a nuestro Redac-
tor cuando lie interrogara, era legada
la hora de acudir por medic de un escri-
to a La Legislature, en- demanda de que
de cualesquiera de los fondos existen-
tes en- tesorerfa, no destinados otras
atenciones Sc asignara la cantidad suf-
ciente para enmendar aquel error de La
Asamblea que en- los presupuestos de
7
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-14
RFGIsTRO CIVIL.

Dulante el pasado mes Sc han lnscrlto
an Ia oficina del Registro Civil 81 nacl-
nientos, u matrimonios 9 defunc1o-
nes De seguir la natalidad en- el estado
de progreso en- que va, habra que yer
Ia maoera de ir emigrando.
Ell Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-14
De San German
Joven fallecido.

I'm cable recibido por sus famlllares
aoui RESIDENCES, informa que ell sapaoo
falleci0 en- Nueva York, donde Sc ma
llaba enfermo desde hace algtln ITEM
90. el ioven don Wenceslao Lugo VI
ia La noticia ha sido lamentadislma
en esta ciudad, pues ell joven Lugo VI
ma era generalmente estimado por sus
correctos procedures.
De paseo.
Sc encuentra aqll1 la senorita Euge-
MA Nigaglioni, perteneclente a una
aistinguida familia de Yauco.
Tn bautizo.
Aver sc celebr6 con la mayor esplen-
didez el de un nino de los esposos Aces
ia Rodriguez. a quien Sc le ha puesto
el nombre de Salvador Fue apadrina-
do por el DIR. don Eur1pidez Lopez, of
cial de Sanidad de Mayagiiez, y la Sc
nora dora Francisco Rodriguez.
Fiesta religiosa.
Con motivo de la bendicion de una
imagen regalada por la sonora Ricardo
Sambolin, el domingo Sc celebr6
una magnifca fiesta religiosa EN- la
Iglesia Catolica.
Ell Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-14
OFLCINA DE SANIDAD.

Sc ha hecho cargo de la ofcina de
Sanidad de esta poblaci6n ell senior don
r. Miranda
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-08-14

Septiembre proximo celebrara una reu-
Mon de contribuyentes. Ell motive Gle
esta es ell de autorizar al Ayuntamiento
! que vote una ordenanza contratando
otro empr6stito de tres mil quinientos
.l6lares para, con esa cantidad, proeeder
4 Ia construction de diez casas para IN
talar en- elias otras tantas escuelas fu-
aleS
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-05-03
CONSTIPATION CURED

DR.. Kings New Life Pills will re
heve constipation promptly and get
your bowels in healthy condition
again. John Supsic, of Sanbury, Pa,
says: ''They are the best pills ever
used. and / advise everyone to use
them for constipation, Indigestion and
liver complaint win help you.
Price 25c. Recommended by Eagle
Drug company.=Advertisement.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-05-03
NOTICE TO N MEN

Several options on my property at
Sunshine having expired, | now have
a large vein of free-milling ore that
is open for a deal. Brokers or commits
sion men need not apply. Address,
w. $. O'BRIEN,
Winnemueca, Nevada.
Advertisement, If.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-05-03
LARGE BAKEovEN COMPLETED
FOR Ell, BAKERY

The large bakeoven in the rear Of
Diehl's City bakery was completed
yesterday, when a small fire was start.
ed inside to dry it out. Baking will
be commenced in the new oven in
about two weeks, and in the meantime
the old oven will be used, as usual.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-05-03
FREIGHT RECEIPTS AT

During the past IS hours the follow
ing carload lots of freight have been
received at the Southern Pacific sta
ton:
Tom Roach, household goods.
Verdi Lumber company, sugar.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-05-03
TENNIS GAMES BETWEEN
TWO PRINCIPALS

At Lovelock today Prof. +. l.. Max
well. principal Of the Winnemucea
public school played u tennis tourna
ment with Prof. j. X. McKillop, prin-
cipal of the Lovelock High school.
Nine singles were played, of which
number Prof. McKillop captured eight.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-05-03
HOTEL LAFAYETTE ARRIVALS

G.. Black, INLAY.
II. r. Ayers.
+. Miller.
!. d. Bradshaw, Paradise Valley.
Charles Bell, Reno.
Advertisement
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-15

Old paper. for sale at thi. ofie..
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-15
|. Official Directery

U. @. Senator 80. .6inoa 0a0DsoAaO
Coagsessnsa-at-la t-lafes. :. xeya0
Ceasressnsa, a District, J. 4. 109o
stats Representative. .ussass 0ooD
BEG. U. q Lad O1iss. II Z Hose1n0
Rec. U. Q. LAaA O9iss. ~. = Wen1oe
District judy ...... .JsAs !. oAon1oe
District Attss.sy. =. .Jaoas q oss67
Clerk District Court. >. Cas-. i. Xla0
Division Irrigation 1agissss. ......
................T .Thooooeo 80oo0oB
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-15


Kiasdom, to bless - esss'" d.
all ths families q tAs earth. lnstseA.
tAsy ct H. Aarrsv NV tat 0srs1
the Eject vosA ~ saved. VIZ - 81
eternity would isok ever tAe Aat43o-
snents Of Hsaveo aAA - al ethses e
mankind n tsrtNso. a1A Asar tAalR
sroans 70 all eternity.
Only 1sw are Bible studso4s 0ett1AG
back - the tsacAlaQB q Scripture
Only now sso " learning tAe tEus In
port Of 1t. Paufs Wse1s. "If - -
Christ's. thea are ~ AbeaAaoS SssA.
anA Asi1 according - ~ Deomise."
osts Cali - AbseAsA.
AbraAA0's biFtApaaco Was Or, 80
hsndrs1 tweoty miles 0setA Il ~
PersiaA Calf. III fathss Tseah wos
hsathsA fslytAsiso DssvaiIs1 -tAs
wosshiS1a0 q 0aay Os1A TOo Oh.
~ fan1ly Dipsto1 - 0asoa. ebsot
ovs hsoArsa a1lss - ~ 11ssct1so q
Paless1ss. TAsse AbsaAAo Fsoaios6
Uos1l rssah's taatA.
0oA's 1ealinD W1th AbeahaD. aeess4
~ y q. otsoAsa (Asb "a, =. baGao
WINE - vss - q. os1 eans6 -
- sf ~ evil soHS1o1lap. - - ~
1sanAse q Q neW aot1sa. Nv -
sas1sse -. os1- II 0i0nt1sa fs0o
Or - 0ssaa assk ~ fA0lH e0aS
fsO0 ~ ies1eeDouo oeso0 q - -.
sss0sah y oasAssAl ~. 70 has0Day
vieA ~ Divine all. AbsaAao, thss
ssvsety-ovs ysass ~. ~ IN oasaA,
ao1 ~ DepAsW L0e W1eA thsaS 0oe2s
- hsTAs. Msvo1 - Oaaooa alsss the
AsatA q Tss.A.
AAssAes's o-see VeiaA n 81.
Ahsahan was fHl1 sf faith. TAis
1satsss - bis chanc11 ss0seaellS -
1sars1 hin - ths AIoioAty. whs. -
cause Il II. styIsd hin His frise1. Tbs
Ribis 1oss not claim that Abraham was
perfect. The rever~e Of this b T.
clared-"There 10 none righteous liner
fectl. 10. not one" (ROnans $40,
None measure up to the glorious image
u God represented by Adam
Abraham was not the friend Of God
because Of his great education. nOr for
his wonderful Intellectual powers. New
The fact that he was very rich indi-
Gates that be was good manager His
skill as leader was shown whea Lot
and the wealthy SOAouitss were takea
captive BY Chedoriaomer. Abfahan
promptly armed thrss hundred an1
eightsea Of his servaats. pursasA tAs
vict0u and recovered The spells.
But Il was net for his skill - q So
seal that GsA IevsA Abrahaa. TAe
special quality that God esoesaDs1 =
hin 10 repeatedly Eestiosed IN tAs u
bic a. having bosa Ais faith. ~A1ea-
ham believed GeA.''
Children q AAeatAM.
Abrahan's children, from Co.'s
standpoint. include only thsss whs
have faith In God. The original evi-
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-15

tAen to 10 spo-
eiai Divine favse. But eli Jsws whs
stu tfust IN IT, PROMISES Daas -
Abrahao viii sssa - ree1posaes q
nazkel svidsaeeo e Dlvlne bassslng
tAr01Gh MsssiaA. Who ooo0 = - ~ -
0e4's KlnQAs0.,
q PAU explains Tat ~ tsuo CAEAD.
tians bsee0e - 0g1G1tnol ~ -
AbsahaD-hsin e eoseaia spls1eaA
Drsolsss. = H. aa1uaa ssod ~ 49,
q oseta1a sartA0 pRs01Bs. ~ ~ ~.
olls1. A. ~ 0ooUal eoo1 oase oAln-
tala c1sea0e1a1sD - 0as2 tAA1R -
aFateosao fEo0 ~ 004i1oA - -
0eeFstsal sss1 o1s< hase eiesnaa1sGsa
= ~ A0et-oaDagat1AG tAo0 Heo0 -
wsfA aa1 fs00 -, 0aeA1A9 tAan =
peculiar pssp,o. soals0 - oso1
worka.~
We exhort both Jews and Christians
to honesty aud sAitlf f1insss-Ouesi
." God: the one class. that they may
inherit the Heavenly promises: the eth
er. that they may he ready for The n.
heritance which will be theirp m sooa
rs the Heavenly. Spiritual Seed oe
Abraham shall have been compis4od
by the First Resurrection.
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-15

Spiritual Seed Of
Abraham. will be
Gods agency in
blessing the ma
tions. But much
OF the New Testa-
IN ent teachings
WAS lost during
I b e Dark Ages.
Christians forgot
that they were
called 70 be Joint
hsiFs - Aeasiah's
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-15

0SnCe OF t0h "itb
and obedience
was circumcision
Of the desh, Ag-
uratively repre-
senting q turning
away from sin to
obedience to God.
Circumcisio0 has
become largely .
ceremony with
the Jews. Such
faithless circum-
cfsioa entities
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-15
wife Who Is Past Resumption.

Oar amt no hope for muh wife"
with . downward infection remarked
old Brother Roorback. DE lady =
done headed straight for de Pit O. Taw-
ment, and dar amt no resumption TT
her. She's gone!
'0he's . Campbellite, sab, whilst r.
. sAoutin' Meferdist, muhse'f. WEI
IL nawnin' at breakfast We got -
'sp1tin' 'boat - merits O dem to
srss1s. and I says: W.. looU, ~
LAAy! AZ . nattuh o fact den fetah.
tAksA CaADbsllitss amt eot no ssnxA
NJ kia' pFsvs it!' sAs vas uh.pou,4
= avr1D - Asf 6ockvhsat cakes -
- t1nss II 1sy haA any ssass -.
ws1l6nt - OaApAsllftas!' says +
Al AsW ~ - answer tAs sockArh
h9sr3 AnAi-sAs sraAbsl ~ -
sahso ~ - syrap O 'sn al g.
~ - h 1uA fAcs! YassaA!-slu -
= wAsss 1kiDgin' hisnsss mat snsGk
y naA ss1atsaaAes! AID isar gv1no
y sAsv ~ - sz1oe o hsr vays =
-. nesose. 0Asis Asss halter =
eow1 b 6st Dat vS1o1t muA 'sistanGDss
nd I hoDss twin - . lesson to ~.
boe. saAi"
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-15
COUNTY OYY1CIAA

County Ju1ss. = J. 0Di1D
County shssi1 ..........L a J0o
UsSsssAssi1 ............k ?. 4aA1A1
CIssk asl Dssss1ss 80. @. Z Dah1Do
DsSsty Css.ty Ossk &C. L Hu1A06
Csslty ffsasarse 80. .JeAa 4. AAs1hs
Dsputy Css,ty fFsasasss. C. v. 0A11A
County Asssssse .1sosse 1asos0
Osaaty esPssiatssasat = 0sAeGb..
.......... AA fiSSs4t Wsasa1s
Oss.ty osrvsyss ......W. Z 8ssa18
Cssaty Osssess -. .Ds. q. 4 1aDA10
Osssty YAysssAsa. -. ~. ". 0ss4
Osssty Atsssssy......0aA y. 1s0lss
Ossnty 0s0oissisosO- e
II. O 0witsss, 0Aaisoaa. .Ns0 01g1l4
Jaoss Bsse,es. .0sAae v10U
G. Z. Diessaassss. .0aDvss1 oDsllp
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-15

Se7'Ii1s: asSsc u
~0a1kDsosS1s>16~~
A0oASaAaA ING teoo09W.
osasso os1-o@esA -
- - Aho - - aa6 ~ a- 49,
- aAss 49, = . Aae--v~0 q
Z" 00AQAA b - e ~ 0es4
81 ehasAetSeS u hinfay. 0ato
IA DssaaisD naAs - Nh esas1r
taos IL 1sanAatisa - 11tGh ~
SsUA ChFisl4a1s 80 0aAAAaaAaAa.
altAss0A 0aay e tAso - ~ svaO
- IL iAct TAs Jsws are AhraAaos
6aorsaAanb through laaar aa1 Jaceo;
while AOhammeAans repgsssat -
eially lshAael and Eaas- CAristiaas prs-
1eas 70 have become hsirs = ~ eAAsl-
81 blessings promised TO AbraAan's
6eed, by becoming t0int-heirs With
Christ Jesus. whom they considar the
antitype Of Isaac.
The New Testament claim Is that the
Church of Christ is the antitype Of Re-
becca. lsaac's wife aud joint-heir: and
that Christ and the Church. ~ the
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-15
VIZ 0o1 x1YS
POphAM'8
ASTHMA nE0eoy

aivss prompt and Pssitivs ss,isf -
every ease. ssld By Assegists. PsSse
sl.oo. Trial package hy DaA, ~
Wlda0s MIG. O., 1ss1s9sos0
0svslaAA, 0oe0
Fer sale BY v. .. Parkissa, dug.
eist AID spstAseasy.
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-15
-Erser-,,s-s

How often II your motor over
hauled, Binks?" asked Dusenberry.
-Four times last month";" said Binkr.
-Four times in one month? Geeru-
salem! what for?" demanded Dusen-
berry.
Speeding" said Binks. Twice by
the bicycle cops, once by deputy
sheriff. and once by a plain, common
garden, village constable Judge.
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-15

oeeeA q VsSthfSl Japeases Essesrsr.
Aeoer1lng to . 8Danish writer q
SeSaA. u nest DatAstis suicide ~.
ose4e4 n ths history Of tAat ssuntry
took DaAas ever eight esasnFSss go.
In 1ls1," !" wsi1as 8saoe, 0o0ss Carl.
=. The nias-ysarolA EaDefoe Ke-
On1 eaW his tFeeDs 1seeatsl. TAs
GAa1 lSsAsvese1 HI hair. wept eopS.
00o1y. aAl iAvsks1 u Asly nAns q
0a1dAa- Whsa - - 0naGAsA ~
1aGse NIi1ooo teek hia II her sxns
- IL eeAeAoso. TAsFo = . levely
~ bsosasA IL bay.' - soiA. 81
tAsa tAs waves sovsrsA tAe eADssoe
~ his nurDs."
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-15
we"asr Whist Made Her Do It, {

Wo0dse What Made Her Do Itf
"A very singular incident happepoo
at the theater last night"
yes? What was it,"
"A beautiful girl came in wears
q gorgeous gown"
But what was singular about thasfs
Why, she came in fully fifteen rasrL
utes before 1t was time for the shsu
to begin" -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-08
EMERY WITNESS BEFORE
 LOBBY COMMITTEE
ADMITS CHARGE OF MULHALL THAT INDUSTRIAL COUNCIL
 HAS HELD NO MEETING
Says That James E. Watson Did Not Occupy Office of Manufac.
 turers.

Washington, Aug 7.-James A. Emery, chief lobbyist for the National Association of Manufacturers, in Washington today admitted the truth of Martin Mulhaull's charge that the National Council of Industrial De- feAse had no meeting after it's orga. nization and was in the control of James L. Vancleve, former president of the Manufacturers association.
 Senator Reed read an address by Vancleave in which he told members at the annual convention of the National Association of Manufactur- CTS, held in May, 1897, that he hoped to have $5O0,OO0 a year subscribed for three years to defeat Glass legis- lation" and to free the United States from industrial oppression"
 Emery testified that no such sum had been collected. He denied that James E. Watson made the N. A. M. office his headquarters during his last six weeks in Congress.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-08
LIVER GETTING LAZY?
 DON'T STOP WORKING
Take D0dS0n'S Liver Tone and GO About Your Business. It Will LNen Up Your Liver
 Without Harm.

A bilious attack or constipation can be relieved in short while by a spoonful of DOdsOn's Liver Tone the mild, vegetable remedy that every druggist guarantees.
 Just ask Brasher Drug O., about Dodson's Liver Tone. They know that it is a harmless preparation that starts the liver without violence and puts you into shape without lnterfcr- ing with your habits This store guarantees it to be all that. and will give you your money back if you don't find Dodsons Liver Tone gives you quick, easy relief.
 Dodson's Liver Tone is for both erGwn-ups and children. It has a pleasant taste. and is safe and re liable. The price is DO cents for a !arse bottle. and your 10 cents back to you if you tell Brasher Drug Co. that it hasn't been benefit to you
 Don't take calomel and don't buy limitations of DOdSon'S Liyro Tone you may run into danger if you do.
 Buy Dodson s-thc medicine that Brasher Drug Co.,, recommends and guarantees.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-08
ENVOY MAY BE
 REFUSED ADMISSION
NO ANTI.AMERICAN DEMONSTRA. TION AS YET BUT MAY DE-
 VELOP SOON.
That Huerta Will Resist Interference By United States is Gen.
 eral RumOr.

Mexico City Aug. 7.-Unless John Lind, now en route here as special envoy of President Wilson is ready to convey to the Huerta administration definite promise of recognition there is not the slightest chance of his being permitted to fulfill his mis- sion. He may not be permitted even to land.
 Announcement of Huerta's policy of resistance to interference by the United States has greatly increased his popularity.
 A domestic loan is being consider ed to replenish his treasury. There has been no anti-American demon stration, but it is feared that some out break may follow the arrival of En- voy Lind, as the feeling against Am erican interference is very strong Many Americans are convinced that the arrival of Lind will bring about an explosion and that wholesale ex- pulsions will follow
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-08
INQUEST IS HELD
 OVER DROWNED MAN
Jeffrey Anderson Goes to Watery Grave While Swimming With
 Companions.

An inquest was held yesterday afternoon over the body of Jeffrey Anderson, the young negro who was drowned Wednesday afternoon while in swimming near a lumber camp, ten miles out on the Pine Bluff and Hot Springs Western road.
 Anderson was employed in an extra gang at work near the mill and went in swimming with number of com panions, who made unsuccessful att tempts to save him from drowning. The body was prepared for burial by the undertaking firm of Ralph Robin son and Son.
 The coroner's jury did not return verdict because of the absence of material witnesses, but these will be brought in and a verdict prob ably rendered today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-08
MOBLEY UNANIMOUSLY
 ELECTED PRESIDENT
CLARK WIRES UNION FOR EX. PRESSION ON HIS AMEND.
 NEWT TO TARIFF BILL.
Little Rock to Get Tenth AnnuaI Meeting of Organization of
 Farmers
Special to Graphic.

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 Magnolia, Aug. 7.-The most inter- esting feature of the closing day of the ninth annual session of the State Farmers Union, was the considera- tion of a telegram from Senator Clark. who wired President Mobley, asking information as to the position of the Union on his amendment to the tariff bill. taxing all cotton sold on future deals which was not actually deliver ed. The convention, by unanimous vote, answered by telegraph that the position of the organization remained unchanged and that the Scott bill with which he was acquainted, was the measure that was best suited to the platform of the organization and the only measure that would insure a speedy reorganization of the present methods of handling cotton. Little Rock was selected as the next meeting place, defeating Fayetteville and .JOnesboro. The election of officers resulted in the unanimous reelection of President H. s. Mobley and Sec retary J. H. Paine. M. F. Dickinson was elected fraternal delegate to the State Federation of Labor. w. F. Tate was elected over w. T. Ham as dele gate to the national convention by 1-2 vote.
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side of her daughter, who is serious ly i'll at her home, No. 20 Walnut street.
 Mir. and Mrs George Darby return ed to their home at Pine Bluff this morning. Mrs. Darby had stopped off here for a short visit, while ell route home from Three Creeks, where she had been visiting.--Camden Her aid.
 Mrs. George Leiper and Mrs. Charles Hammond. of Little Rock. are the guests of Mrs. Matt Donovan. No. 627 East Second avenue. They were accompanied here by Miss Annie May Donovan, who has been visiting in Little Rock.
 Mrs. Addie T. Owen and daughter, Mrs. Allen Garden, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. billiard San ders and Mrs H. P. Bradshaw for some time, returned yesterday to Mrs. Gardens home in Benton. Mrs. Ow- en will visit with her daughter there. Mrs. Leah Nichols, mother of the late Wolf Nichols. arrived in the city yesterday, from her home in Pennsyl- vania She had not received the mes sage announcing the death of her son and was greatly shocked on her arriv- al here to learn that he passed away | Tuesday morning.
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reports indicated that at least twenty had lost their lives
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PLEASURE STEAMER SUNK IN
 LAKE BY PLEASURE SEEKERS

Newark, Ohio, Aug. 7.-Many persons are belived to have been drowned here tonight when the pleasure Steamer, Wilda sunk in Buckeye Lake with sixty persons aboard. One is known to be dead
 The accident was caused by a num- Der of persons jumping aboard the boat as it was leaving the pier,
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Picnic at Country Club.

The picnic planned by the young so- cial set will be given this afternoon at Jefferson Country Club, chaper- oned by Mesdames w. N Trulock Hinton Ferguson, Felix Smart and William Crutcher. The young ladies who will be present are: Misses Hen rietta, Florence and Margaret Brew ster, Martha Whelan, Dorothy Lov- ing, Margaret Flanders, Virginia Crutcher, Lynn Koonce, Phebe Clem- ent, Meadie Exun, Frances Cross, Pauline Wright, Pauline Bennett, Jem- mic Lloyd, Elsie Waldron and Frances Howell.
 Several of the young men who have cars will see to carrying the we'll filled baskets to the grounds and all are sure to have most enjoyable time