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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31

6erb idlnittc lGhelno III Die idlurf
gcldnnittc,cll fiihncn. i'm nbcr an.
iprehcnbcn 3iigc oca Sprcd)ers.
aSnt0cr mo 0ilr't bobt SIR lpobl
oi,d) id,on lollgIt?"
ySu. abcr bas lllod,c i1 i'm Sattcl
ab. Scst mir ben anOcret nod)
go itebt ser @niil, Den id) frlegclt
ioQ2"
Ioberis bate iltbeb nit Den beioell
Seletpern Slt perhnnbcln begornen.
Sic murben bon ihm nah Saltie &c.
ld)ift ltnb abgelobnt, inoem er bas
cine aorbopsfi'ihe Nfero, bas Sur
bisber geritteu, oieiem ais gieen-
tbitm 5ucrfunnte linh S5pmon EN-
paar groBere @elbitiifc gub. Sarod,
beItieg Iogleid) S5pnon's 4fero. Die
beiben 0t1nner betbeuertelt perge-
bens ibre 9ereitmilligfeit, peiter
mitsuSieben. Sic erbielten tire MeI-
ier Snriid; hire 9iitolen nnbm jeood,
Sarod f,,rS entihloiien on iif, bo ct
Dor Dem SturS in bie Siefe bie ieini-
gen bate sufGQig i'm Snnern bes
Sal,ies liesen Iaiielt, BON mo lie ieet
peridspunben naren. Mit finIteren
Iuaen blidten lie bon Der Siigelfuppe
nod, lanee ben fiinf @eitern nod, Die
I'M ifnei1ifen @alopp ber Sdbrte mad
Siibpiten folgten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31

gclegt. Sd ipar sum Srngertobe
pcroammt! IuS ser Siefe fonnte
meme Stilnmc obcll faitm mebr an
Die AilBcmuclt bringcn."
sd bate lie aud nidJi gebort,
pcnn ih nid)t 5rf6aig geraoc iiber
Den 9efel 9cneiat geipeien m1re!-
9ieicr llnmeult bat olio Guer Gin
pcrltdnonib nit ben @efangener
onrd)id)allt obcr belaitidlt!"
ga, aber mebe ibun, lpellll er mir
ictt in Die Singer gerdtb!"
Cure Seilte miiiien giter Seblcn
aber 0od) bencrft baben?"
user weiB. mas er oeitel ein9erc.
oct bat. Gic 9oifmulg aleit bielt
mid dltrredlt, bab Der cine ooer an.
bcre ocnno6 mibtral,iih wcrben nnf
5uriidfcbrcn unb nodl mir lild)cl
miirbr. alS Grer anncroo Der
9cdcl hob, 1laubien meme geblenoc
ten Nllacn oniongs cincn Der mclnI
! gen 6t lcben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31

fClheit bincinfullen foltrtc, lpellll l1tdlt
9liidlidcnuciic baa Brett barber
mare, ooS id) bel Der NnfltrTt be.
merit dis idI cillrn iltrd1tharcn Stoh
III Den Hiidcn crhdltc nto-@ott lei
Cnnf mcltiaitcnS ltid,t fop'ilbcr-
lnlltloa Dor Sdlrcd iii Die cnnlo'e
Sicie "itiirSc! Ger 9cdcl NOR obgebo'
ben Henclcn!"
rGntictlid!"
ia, ia, lhon nar ona SefiibI
nid)t. Ser Drummer lpnr aber faii
galtj oltsgetrofnet mo I'M 8riinoe
bitrd) ~itarfcn TilansenmltfS NM
Sd)lomm gol15 meit aepnl'tert, 10
ooB id) bis aitf Die &erlesitnaen i'm
8ciiht l,llo at SGnoell mo SiBerl
mpcriebrt urtcn onfam. Sd fnrrl
aud, gleid) aiif Die Siibe ST lteben-
obcr bas 9lut eritarrtc mir III Den
s(oern OILS oben Srpc5ef's %befannte
Stimmc bobniit berintcrfrat)ate:
,Sdlaft red,t mebl, mein hod]gebore'
ncr Serr bon Sarod,!" limo Damn
mllroc Ser Sedel iiber Die Seftnung
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31

Mteinlngspcrid,icocnhcit nit Star.
oolpsfi mo @rnc5ef lpegell Scr tort
geid)leppten Mabd,en. @cltern ia
men mir gegen slbellb bier All. sd,
la9tc, Dob mir ebenio gilt oui freiem
Sclbc Snlt MAIDEN fonntell, aber Sru.
lcsef beitano bilrf,nlts altf Dem Ser
itcd. @ir eitgen aiin in'S Sarls. Sd
iab natiirlidl" Elm fleincs 2dfelt
ipielte unpiafiirlih Inn ieincn Irno-
ipinfel = Init lSrGiilein bon Serbns
.romsfa nno Sraltleul BON 9aro5fi
5uianmler itno mir narei1 ole brci
Iebr better: bate id) SrGltlein Sco-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31

ilber. Sd belt mid gleih gon5 bin.
ten il 3uge, ulo olif einmal blieb ld)
mle 5uiGaig binter einem @eitriipp
Suriid, linn Damn idpeitnigit febrt 5lt
MAIDEN uno nod Dem gottperlaIieneit
alien @emGuer Snriid5ufehren unb ts
nah Dir 5u olird)iu6en. @ie mnroe
cs aber moelih, 8dterfen--ih meiS
es ia nod, INNER nift, nie Su in ben
Drummer rein= unb, mteoer rals-s
famit!2".
Sarof mar nit leiner, oirf man.
f)en s%ornieen llnb oerben Iusrlif bes
alten 2oidfen unterbrodenen Tar.
iteQilng nod nid,t fertie, als Die
Sonne binter enter bluulif.ldfDar'
5en Wolfenmano p%eridpparb. 0um'
pier Conner Sog bon Siten berou.
Die 9lide Der 8eiter rifteten. it'd
miBpergniigt mad, oben, oenn ein an
balteroer itarfer RegeneuB fonnte
ourb Die 3eritorlng Der S1brte ale
ibre eifrtgen anitrenalneen 81 nihte
MAIDEN. auf bent borten, iteinlgen
9oben, iiher Den bie-mit 4usnahme
bon Serbs Sengit-merfbar ermii.
oeten @G,tle oatiniagten, mnren cbne'
bin itredenpeile feline Silfipnren
mebr %erfennbor. @inmal MIR trafen
lie in bieier ginlamfeit Menifen:
elm altes gebiiftes @eiblein nit 5Det
fleinen Mdohen, mobl ibren enfel'
innen, Die Dor Dem b%roherben unfpet'
ter unter einen alletnitebenoen groBen
pilben 8irnbailm aefliif,tet rparen
uno MN i~dyretensItarr nit nett offe.
men W1ulern Die unbefannter 1ed1s
IGnner. boien @eiitern gleif, oors
iiberIalien iaben.
@nolih 5eiete gorsun, Der Die 9Th.
rltng iibernommen batte, Ifon bon
meitem oas @ebiiifl BET Dem er iif
beimlih bon Der &arbopsfi' Ifen
Sfaur getrcnnt. Die Siigel tratert
iortan suriiG, llno Die @eeeno mnroe,
wenn aud nod fait ebenio Doe, freier
uno freunolid,er. Wit eirlem tletelt
aufotbmen beglcitete 0oberis ben
aIiidli6en llmitanb, boB bas 8erpit.
ter iif} falt obne &eaen lqrgiams mob.
@eiten oer5og.
y4ein, in Der Gle eebt es NIT met.
ner SfinomGbrc pabrbdfn9 feline
srpeibunoert Sfritte mebr fpeitetis"
brummte Ssaro6 erimmia 1ino ltieB
ben einen Sporen in Die Sette nes
felhenoen Sbieres, baB oieies laiit
nufnieberte nno nit ben Sinterbei'
nen mlsidlue. SD fam eiih partt
all Sl,b nafbumpelnM." s..
@erb, Der neben Sums ettpas Dor,
oltsritt, 5iigelte iofert ietnert feiirt.
gen Steiner.
vltno nod lit feline Miise bon Der
9anoe All ieben! @enn Der 8or.
ipriina iih aIh boffentlih lttiirter'
broden perrinaert, rpunoert'S midi
bod, boB lie NIT ben 8efangetet 10
raid porrpGrtS fommen."
,0aiiir miro Srpc5ef aerptB iGot
allies Woalidc tbltnl" meinte lem
Erern6. ,Sbne Den miiroe 4aroopsft
iebr notwithstanding Serrn bon Sio'
telsfi ODER oen 9rogonern gerooes-
meas in sic grme lalifen-Dir fon'
men ia nid)t mebr melt bon Iopo.
locsa Iein-fans mir i'm nidt iton
porber bon binten pafen. S(ber bet
bieiem einGitaigen Seufel mnB mntt
nod int leeten augenblife Sarnht
aeiaBt ieiit, bob err einem einen Strif,
burd oie .Hehnrrng muft.l" Dpberts
muItertc Soroh's @all NIT be'org.
! G~ortietumg nif Der 4. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31

ItoBe id) ntorgen firth unter1pegS pie=
Der 81 Glld). 9leibt SIR ale rllbig
bier" 3umit mar CT ihon altf Oeml
Sol nod bepor Der alte aoiaf iih aus
leiller bequemen Sage am 8ooen er-
beben fonnte.
,Weine Stimme?! 9(lter aiirbis.
fopf OH! Sorit Tie bod Nun fait fiinf
Sabre lang tGglid nnb lGBt Gid
ourd ein 10 albernes @auneritiidhen
touihen?"
.9as mar Srpc5ef!" riefen %.
beris uno @ero mie alts einem Wun-
De. v0ieier Sdyurfe peritebt ii6 a,tf
a1esl"
,71t i6impfit mid aus, mGreIt
ynber gan5 eepiB ielbit oarauf 'rein-
gefallen!" fnurrte 9or5un perorieB.
lid. sd ia9e Dir, es eibt gar fei.
men l1nterihieo 5wiihen oieier Set
ner Gimme iest uno Der geiternl
Ser Satan mllB linn in Der @ureel
geieiien unb babel gebolfen baben!"
gr ihnoufte gon5 aufgeregt Elm
paarmal uno fubr Damn tort:
nWieio iollte ih Irgmobn baben9
@eraoe, Dab Oh allein porausreiten
poGteit, mllBte mid iider MAIDEN,
benrt id) lrn0 Die 4nmeraoen Iagten
ms gleid oas geidebe rpeaen Der 8e.
f%angenen. Sbenorein feblte aiidJ
gan5 riftig 0ein Bfero. llnb megen
Der Suriidgebliebene1 Yiitolen laften
aaroopsfi nno Srpe5ef bintenorein
iiber 9eine aopfloliefeit, Die DID in
Der Gle lie pergeiien lieB."
y0ie Sunbe! Sd mod)te mettert,
baB meme WGbre bellte nod bort in
iraeno einem %entiegenen @ebiilh Der.
Itedt itebt. Sariim lit es Gitf 10 lang
ooraefpmmen, bis Sbr meme arleeb.
life Stimme bortet. Wein gutter
alter Sengit bate iif niht 10 rubiq
bon linn fortfiibren laiien," filgte CT
erflGrenb bin5u, naber III Der ange.
meinen 9erpirrlrng fonnte ih ii
Stareiiolo MIR oieien S6irtoer eripis
miid)en, eberio pie i6 audi meinel
Sabel babel cinbiiBte."
,Siel Glidl nid)tS an Srpc5ef nItt
olS er lid Damn mieOer III Der Stiibt
5eigte?" fragte Soberis Den SO.
iafen.
,9tein. aoroopsfi Ingtc linn eleif
Dab 9riioerhen Sarod cben alt'
eieene Sarit mitten in Der Naft aus
aesoaen lei, obrle onS 8obin NM
@orum ar5useben. geibe ifalten i
ouiaebraft iiber 0ieien ilellen eieen
mGftigen Shritt, bob id, mir gotlj
miitbeno mebr &eipeft Dor nnieren
Sa,tptmaml ouSbnt."
,Sie peroen ilber Seine Gltmm
belt ihon gegrinIt baben!" Sobe
nabm Ssarod) icinc 8iitolcn uro WteI
Ter entaegen mo bdngte Die Stint
iiber Die Shrlter. God id btl
fro6, DaB eS nod 10 ab9eloufen lit
8os mod)ten Oenn Die Srdiileins, al
lie mein Seblen gcpobr muroen?"
9or5un blifte NIT beoe1flld)e
Miene SIM Sinlmel, Der lit) 6ll be
molfen be9am.
.9Qs aaroomSfi lie Dor Saaeson
bruh nedte, fragte Die alcine lofor
nab Dir; lie gab iid aber nit Ieine
GrflGrrmg anifeineno 5ufrieoeil, mi
in ocn slltgen Der @roBcn 5lldtc G
cigettbiimlih nltf. &lllgerwci'
licBen oie Smlbc lie ungebrnoen mi
in 9einer @eocnmart unb aud, Joni
nnterpegS belGitigt, MIR oaB lie ia
ber bel Den M1od,en ritterl. IlmGf
Tia nurScn oltdJ bieie unnertcnnba
unrltbig, bod iprafcn JIG niftS oar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-31

Bprtieenns m,f Der 4. Seite.)
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-10-17
Reported That Win9fsld
Seeks Bank Control

George Wingfeld is negotiating
with the Nixon estate for the pur-
chase of sufficient stock in heNevada
banks owned by Senator Nixon al
the time of his death to give a con-
troll of these institutions, declares
the Oakland Tribunein reporting the
activities of Wingfeld at the bank
ers' conference recently held in VIM
nemucca. The Tribune reports that
the deal has been formally closed
and that Wingfeld, as soon as for
malities can be completed, will have
control of five banks in Nevada, in
Guiding the Nixon National bank OF
Reno, First National bank of Win
nemucct. Carson Valley bank. Bank
of Nevada Savings & Trust Com
pany of Reno. and the John S. Cook
& Company bank of Goldfield.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-10-17
ElOping Couple Arrested

Reno Journal: The elopement of
Mrs. o. c. Graetz, a wife and moth
er. prominent socially in Winnie
mucca, with Ed C. Doherty, master
mechanic at the S. P. shops in Inlay,
was rudely interrupted in Reno early
Sunday morning when the husband
with two policemen. broke into the
room occupied by the fleeing couple
at the Hotel Mccormack and, after
allowing them time to dress, escorted
them to the police headquarters
where both were locked up pending
their appearance in police court Tues
day. With the mother. who is a
frail little woman of 80 or more,
locked in a police cell here, and the
father waiting for his revenge upon
the "other man." five children, rang
ing from three years to ten years
old are being taken care of by neigh
bors in Winnemucca. where they
were deserted by the woman.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-10-17
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Mr.. Ham has introduced physical
culture into our High School curri-
culum. The exercises are given
with the purpose of correcting the
faulty carriage of many of the stu
dents, and developing better phsiques
for US all. Not only r the High
School students taking an active in
terest in these exercises, but the
contagion has spread to the pupils
of the grades. They are often seen
on the grounds during practice per-
iod, attempting the drills with sticks
varying in length from pieces of
stove wood to fence boards. Con-
sidering the time we have been work
ing, our drill has become very uni
form and interesting.
The student organization met last
week and elected two new officers
Miss Winifred Smith, president. and
Miss Eileen Breen, vice president.
These young women feel very much
elated over the honor their fellow
students have conferred upon them.
To be chosen as the head of a student
organization is an honor and a priv
lege not to be sneered at, for the
training here gained will be found
most convenient and useful to men
and women living under a Demo
cratic government.
Last week the trustees rented a
piano for the use of the High School
students. When the weather will
not permit our playing out of doors
we shall be able to do our exercises
inside with music. And. too, singing
always breeds good fellowship. and
where can you find young people who
won't sing when there is a piano
around? We heartily thank the
Board of Education for its thought
fulness. NEVADA JOHNSON.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-10-17
70 Work In Nevada

Miss Norma J. Davis of Evans
ton, ILL.,, has arrived in Reno to
become travelling instructor in
rural schools and farming COM
munities in Nevada under the
Smith Lever appropriation for
the University extension. The
plan for Nevada has been ap-
proved but the money has not
yet been received. D. w. Work
ing, agriculturist of the depart
ment of agriculture, in charge OF
the university extension work in
the western States, was in Reno to
assist in getting the work started.
He conferred with Dean Knight,
director of the University extern
sion work. He will 60 to Berke-
ley. Miss Davis was with the
University of Idaho last year and
with the Washington State col
lege the year before. She will
do some teaching at the Univer-
sity and will begin her work in
the extension department at Fal-
Ion next week
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-10-17
By Bigger Figures

The election contest brought here
from Goldfield yDistrict Judge Som
ers against Emmett Walsh. claiming
a miscount, ended by returning Walsh
with two more votes than he had
been allowed by the original count.
The official count credited him with
eight votes over his opponent and
the court decided he was nominated
by ten votes owe Somers. -Tonopah
Bonanza.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-10-17
Nevada State News

The Bonanza states that a citizens
league at Tonopah has been formed
for the purpose of seeing that the
laws of that city are enforced.
The Nevada Liberal Government
League has been organized at Gold
field and has begun an active cam
paign for the repeal of the present
gambling law and have the old con-
ditions restored. The league will
have branches in all parts of the
State, and will support legislative
candidates favorable to the repeal.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-10-17
An Untold Story.

There was n occasion when Chaun-
cey Depew's mirthmaking abilities re-
ceived a seyer jolt.
Feeling the need Of upbuilding him
self physically. he went to a country
sanitarium which made a business of
hardening muscles and perfecting the
digestion. In the routine work of the
institution there was a morning half
hour devoted to pushing up into the
air "A pair of dumbbells. and with this
a> with every other feature Of the
training the rule was absolute obedi
ence. Moreover. the superintendent Of
the place was a severe doctor.
The first morning after Depew's ar
rival he had the dumbbells thrust into
his hands. During the first few min
utes he pushed them into the ether
and pulled them down again with
great haste. but in a little while the
senatorial muscles began to grow
weary. The new member Of the class.
looking round at his companions. took
heart and stuck to the work. At last
he could stand II no longer.
He let his hands drop to his sides
and laughed infectiously. Doctor" be
ha-haed. this reminds me Of a story
"Mr. Depew.' said the trainer rough
iy. "either keep on pushing those
dumbbells o leave the place"
And Mr.. Depew pushed. grimly and
without mirth
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-10-17
The New Comet

In reply TO a Diamond Valley reader
Of the SENTINEL who asked for in
formation regarding a comet that
has recently appeared in the western
sky under the handle of the great
dipper. the SENTINEL will quote the
following from Current Events of
October 9:
A new comet has been discovered
by Prof. Clarence T. Haggerty Of the
New Mexico College of Agriculture.
The discovery is announced from
Harvard University. 1t is family
visible without a telescope. The po-
sition is given as 0 hour, 5 minutes;
declination-45 degrees at 1870 p.
m. September Is.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-10-17
Latest War News

San Francisco. October IT,
The Germans r reported to have
sunk another British cruiser in
the North sea.
King George and Royal fam
lily have left London for a destin-
alton unknown. Shelter has been
offered to the King and Queen OF
Belgium, which was refused, the
Belgian King saying, II will re-
main and fight to the last"
Along middle reaches of the
Vistula river the Austro-G German
armies have been driven to the
defensive along the entire front.
To the south of Prezmysl fight
ing continues and the Russians
are reported to have taken 500
prisoners. The battle at War
saw is about ready to begin, with
nearly six million men in the
field.
Paris-The official statement
given out at the French war Of
fee this afternoon saws the Ger
mans occupying western Belgium
have not crossed the line running
from Ostend to Thourout to Roul-
ers to Menin. On our left wing
there has been no change around
Ypres. On the right bank of the
Lys Allied troops have occupied
Fluer Baix as we'll as the imme-
diate approaches to Armentieres.
Near Arras and also around st.
Mihiel we have continued to gain.
The German center has been
made weak by drawing troops
away and is now being heavily
pressed. They r giving way to
the Allied army. Should the
wedge succeed, the turning move
will drive the Germans within
reach Of the guns from the En-
glish feet.
L~ondon-German forces have
occupied Ostend on the North
sea near where the German right
wing and the Allies left are strug-
Cling in the latest phase of what
was once the battle of the Aisne.
On to Calais, on to Boulogne, and
on to Dunkirk is the German
cry. Naval experts say German
army is in an awful bad fix in
the West.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-10-17

The Elko Free Press reports that
the DEVILS Gate irrigation project
on the north Fork of the Humboldt
river. above the Morgan Hill ranch.
has been abandoned. 1t was begun
in July. 1910. High prices asked for
the land blocked the work. it is said.
Several thousand acre-feet of water
applied for by the promoters will be
available for small farms.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-10-17
D. s. Italians Liable
To Military Service

Washington, October 14.-Natur-
alization in the United States by an
Italian does not exempt him from
military service in Italy, according
to a ruling to-day by the State De-
partment.
This is because there is no natur-
alization treaties between the United
States and Italy.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-10-17
Note Of Former Eurek.ns

Mrs. j. Burlingame of Carson City.
a sister of Mrs. |. C. C. Whitmore,
formerly of Eureka. has just re-
turned home from an extended visit
in the East. She visited her mother
and several brothers and sisters liv-
ing in Maine. and her niece. Mrs. DIR.
Morgan of Boston. formerly Miss
Nina Whitmore of Eureka.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-10-17
DOCUMENTS OF RECORD
Filed in the Office of the Recorder
of Eureka County Up to
October 16, 1914

Steve Naples to w. S. Yates-Deed
to 639. SO acres of land in Pine Val
ley, known as the Naples Ranch, to.
gether with all improvements, etc,
Consideration 500. Recorded DC.
tober 8, 1914.
State of Nevada to Robert Bailey
Patent deed to 199. 43 acres of land
in Diamond Valley. Recorded DC.
tober 10, 1914.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-10-17
BORN.

At Eureka. Nevada, September "a. 1914, u
the wife Of John B. venturino. q daughter.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1914-10-17

Harry Sampson. the Indian pitcher
who has so long played with the
Stewart Indian school nine at Carson,
has been signed with the Oakland
Club of the Pacific Coast League. and
has Joined their forces. Sampson
is 10 years old. weighs about $50
pounds and is a half-breed Piute.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-12
A s. M A
Bonqultlss Opresiones -
car.s'Sn ssS ,sss sssSss seIr.lTrliIss r:s'eAl Splc
kxieir la irma =. RePlC sobrs cada Ciearrlllc S

Guayama, 10.-Empezaron los juicios
por jurado en- esta Corte de Distrito.
Fue sentenciado un ano de preside,
por hurto mayor, ell idividuo Placido
Colon de Salinas. Fue suspendido ell
juicio contra Francisco Sanchez, de Pa
tillas, por falsa representation, por no
comparecer ell importante testigo Juan
B. Rola, ordenando la Corte su arresto
por desacato.-Visita la poblacion, en-
asuntos del Servicio, Ell Inspector veteri-
mario del Servicio de Sanidad, Alfonso
0. Rivera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-12

Ponce, 10.-Se encuentra enferma la
nina Maria Luisa Pagan-Hoy termi-
naron las confrmaciones en- esta ciudad
manana empezaran las de la playa
La Policia arrest6 anoche varios mu-
chachos que Sc dedicaban echar polvos
de rape en- la iglesia.-Para ell proximo
sabado esta anunciado un gran bale en-
ell Centre Espanol-Ayer falleci6 en- la
Playa ell vecino Pedro Rosario, perso-
na muy estimada en- aquel poblado.-
Ha regresado de San Juan ell Inspector
de Alimentos, Sr Fermin Brau.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-12
DE LA ISLA

Arecibo, 10.-Se veran en- la Corte
de Distrito durante el mes en- curse, on
90 casos de divorcio. Han sido insta-
ladas en- 81 edifcio del cuartel de bonn
beros las ofcinas del Negociado de Pc
sas y Medidas, a cargo del empleado
municipal don Adolfo Perez. sido
nombrado clerk encargado del Registro
Civil el senior Juan Escudero Miranda,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-12

Bayam6n, 10.-Hubo un conato de
incendio en- Ell establecimiento conner
cial de Ramon Ramos y Co. Al tratar
ell muchacho Esteban Colon de encen-
der una lampara de gosolina, tomo fue-
60 una estiba de estopa. La Policia y
paisanos 10 localizaron No habia NADIA
asegurado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-12

Arroyo, 10-Procedente de Ponce
lego este puerto ell vapor Isabella, de
la Compafiia New York, consignado a
la casa j. Alcaide, dejando 206 tone
das de carga general para el comercio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-12

Carolina, 11.--En momentos en- que
los ninos Sergio Benftez y Ramona
Allende machacaban un fulminante, es-
te hizo explosion hiriendoles levemente
en- varias parte del cuerpo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-12

Fam -ala es una agradable elixir que
lie librara de PaludiSmO. No contiene
Quinina nj ninguna otra droga perni-
ciOsa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-12

Ciales, 10.-En el barrio Jaguas, Pa
bio Chavarri agredi6 con un garrote 9
Gil Pab6n, fracturandole ell brazo dere-
cho. Ell agresor fu6 denunciado y arres-
tado.-Durante ell mes pr6ximo pasado
Sc inscribieron en- ell Registro n naci-
mientos, matrimonios y % defuncio-
mes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-12

Juncos, 11-Ayer las 8 de La mania
ma, Guillermo Torres fue eneontrado
ahogado en- la represa del Acueducto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-12

Cabo Rojo, 11.-Se suicide, disparan
dose un tiro de revolver, el individuo
Domingo Brass, vecino del barrio Qua
najibo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-12

Las AIMoRRANAS 8E cURAN
EN- q - DiAS. UNcuKNro PA1o. hs
epra, ya sean dmples sangrautes. sz4ss~as Con
picaz6n. Ia primera aplicad6a a allvio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-12
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