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Arizona republican., 1914-06-14

ganizer for the w. c. T. L. She re- ported considerable activity throughout the state especially on the Santa Fe line east of Flagstaff. There are four teen new unions in the state, making a total of twenty-two in all.
 Mrs Conger, superintendent of the Loyal Temperance Legion work then took charge of the program. Fourteen boys and girls marched into the room singing Were Coming and were in- troduced to the w. c. T. U. as the Phoenix L. T. L. Guard, Div. 1, Co A A pretty little program of recitations and song vas followed by a talk to the children by Mrs Gammage in which she encouraged them to go forward in the good work they have begun ana told them in story form the effect that alcohol has on the human body. She was followed by Mrs. Howard, super intendent of the woman's department of the Maricopa county midsummer fair. She told of her plan for the ". c. T U. to erect a fine drinking foun tain and suggested that the children could help by selling ribbon badges.
 The meeting closed with the singing of the temperance doxology and was followed by social at which refresh ments of cookies were served and three visiting children were added to the l., T. L. membership.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-14

what she had to communicate Mrs. Dudley had shot him.
 As will be noticed. there is much similarity in this tragedy with that of the way Charlotte Corday went about her assassination of Murat.
 At the time Rossa gave it as his opinion that the work was insti- gated by the British government. There was no foundation whatever fer this suspicion. When Mrs. Dud- ley was interviewed in her cell on the evening of the shooting she eX- pressed much regret when informed that her bullets were not likely to prove fatal. She stated when she met Rossa that she had asked him the explosions in England. She claimed that he answered in the af firmative. Then she claimed to have said to him, But think of the awful wrong you are doing in killing in nocent women and children To this Rossa was said to have replied:
 What is the death of a few women and children compared to the wrong Ireland has suffered at Englands hands," She said that when she had heard this she made up her mind that he was the worst villain alive and determined to kill him.
 Rossa had stormy career. He had spent many years in English prisons upon the charge of treason and felony Following his last re- to reside outside of the United King dom for twenty five years. he came to America Later he became editor of "The United Irishmen," and it was claimed that he was indirectly inn plicated in the London dynamite con- spiracy.
 Mrs. Dudley had arrived in New
 York from England about four months previous to the shooting. She was thoroughly English in sen ! timent and had no doubt brooded over the troubles in her own coun- try until her mind became weakened. On the second day, following the , shooting, Mrs. Dudley was taken to the Tombs, where she was arraigned and was held for trial. In Eng land the detective force was put to work to discover as much as they could about the past life of the woman. It was learned that she l had, on several occasions while liv- i ing in London. attempted suicide, due to a. deranged mentality, chiefly brought about through an unhappy marriage. For a time she was in carcerated in Milbank prison to keep her from carrying out her design. Mrs. Dudley remained in prison until June 29. when she was placed on trial, In the meantime, Rossa lad recovered and was the first witness to appear against her The i trial was a stormy one, for repeat edly during his testimony Mrs. Dud- ley rose to her feet and shouted Liar" at him. During one of his statements she turned to the jury
Arizona republican., 1914-06-14

NOTICE OF ASSIGNEE s SALE
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the undersigned the duly qualified and acting assignee of M. Kalil and Samuel Cohn, who conducted business under the firm name and style of EVERY BODIES STORE at No. 243 East Washington Street, in the City of Phoenix. Maricopa County, Arizona. will on to-wit the 18th day of June, 1914, at 10 A. M., by virtue of the au- thority by duly recorded deed of as signment in him vested sell at private sale to the highest bidder in sealed bids. or in open bids as he may elect, that stock of goods described as the stock of merchandise located at No. 243 East Washington Street, Phoenix, Ari- zona, and now located in the store building heretofore leased to and oc- cupied by said M. Kalil and Samuel Cohn, and reserving to himself always the right to reject any and all bids then and there submitted: and to re- quire, if sealed bids be submitted that a certified check in the sum of ten per SSut Ol tile Diu SuDIllll6Q dCCOHfpdrlN said bid in order to entitle same io consideration.
 Terms of sale: Cash in hand.
 SAM BLUMENTHAL, Assignee of M. Kalil and Samuel Cohn. Address:
 37 East Washington St, Phoenix Ariz. Dated Phoenix, Arizona
 June 19. 1914.
Arizona republican., 1914-06-14
Drink and Drug Aabi s
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Realize the seriousness of liquor drinking and come to the Neal In
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Arizona republican., 1914-06-14

and shouted, You had better get away from that man; you can't tell what will happen" In another mo- ment Mrs Dudley cried imploringly, Wont somebody please knock that man out of the window" The trial was only continued during the first and part of a second day, when Mrs. Dudley was acquitted, June 30 as not being responsible for her ac- tions, and was remanded to a sana- tcrium, since which time she has disappeared from public view Tomorrow-Trial for Witchcraft in Ireland.
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enn&8sss /. .AI IAA k . U G1ze U Great Trials 7: % !. History
TRIAL OF MRS. DUDLEY

No criminal act in 1885 created more excitement in America, as well as in England, than the shooting of ODonovan Rossa, the Irish patriot, in New York on Monday, February 7, 1885, by Mrs Yseult Dudley Al though the injury was not fatal, yet the prominence of Rossa made the attempt upon his life a matter of considerably more than ordinary inn portance. The shooting occurred in front of a little telegraph office on Chamber street, near Broadway. AS Rossa was strolling along talking to Mrs. Dudley she drew from her pocket d nickel plated revolver and quick as a flash discharged it. the shot taking effect and Rossa falling to the ground. She fired four more shots in rapid succession at the wounded man.
 A policeman nearby took Mrs. Dudley to the police station at the city hall, where she gave her name and stated that she was born in England twenty five years previous Iy. When she was importuned by the police sergeant as to why she had done the deed she said T did it because he is a murderer
 Rossa was removed to the Cham Der street hospital, where he made the statement that he had received a letter on January 31 to the effect that lady wished to see him who was interested in to Irish cause and desired to assist him. He made an appointment with her for the fol- lowing Monday, the day of the shoot ing, and suggested they stroll to a nearby hotel, where they could tall; over affairs in more private man. ner Before Rossa knew anything of
Arizona republican., 1914-06-14
w. c. T. U.

A very interesting meeting was held at the home of the Womans Christian Temperance Union on Thursday after noon. It opened as usual with an evangelistic service led by Mrs. BraX- ton, the hostess. Her theme was Manning our Prohibition Ship
 The business meeting followed, in which a committee was appointed to arrange for a mass meeting at the plaza on Sunday afternoon at which Mr and Mrs. Gammage, who are nov in Phoenix, will speak. Other busi- ness having been transacted, Mrs Gammage, who was present, gave q little talk about her work as state or
Arizona republican., 1914-06-14

Tungstic acid is contained in each of the four common minerals in the following properties, viz: wolframite 76.3 per cent, hirlnerite 76.6 per cent, schulite S0.6 per cent, tungstite BPS per cent.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-23
Para Espana

Esta tarde embarcara para Espana,
acompanado de su distinguida familia,
nuestro estimado amigo don Antonio
Alcover, elemento 'prestigioSo de la CO.
lonia espanola de Lares
Ell senior Alcoyer que es uno de esos
buenos y laboriosos espanoles que vie
nen al pals y aqui dejan sus fecundas
iniciativas y aquf cream hogares uni6n-
dose damas puertorriquenas, va d Ma
llorca con ell fin de pasar una larga tenn
porada y yer 81 recupera la salnd, algo
quebrantada por la asidua labor de mu-
chos amos
Ell BOLETIN lie despide, deseandole
una feIiz travesla con SUI estimable fami-
liza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-23

tl inferme anuai gue = eohernadol
ds 'lrrfo Riro drl,t rn.iar "a secrria
fin a. "a Durrra. ha alssaAo nuesiras
nanos aarr das tlas Correspond =
ihro a. rsfa lmpre.o "a Washington
30 ano h.eal gur isrnlno q 30 de ia
uio o. 1913
"a ..4a~lla frrha rsiaisa iedaNia al
irrnir dss eohiefuo 81 Is LEILA Mr. col
fnn. poF e,a raxon - Fl gosernadof
lfon quiru firna Il io-amenio.
gon. ha .alisio rou noiable reirasor
results gAr ahora en Is inoneni"s ac-
.nalrs. ruaado tpsiu pass "a a pais por
4na grave crsls. spareef =. doramenie
oaelai iahlsn,io de prosperldadss fan
tssf.eas S. saisen.s,a i delirio dr
grandelas gar padeeia ar. Cotton. > RI
prari, esolsia 8. proi,ar anie las auto
r,dade, dr Washington 90 Ia lsla ha-
his pr3sfrsads maehs bago >l g"bier-
ilH
Aho.a. raas48o = iusak drs.umbra-
ulsniu a. agutlia .iiseaaatograiica ri-
0uexa aa g,a,ado ns - - eosiar iraba
lo colapFriisirr que Il sA-s"i'rfnad"r
gelion eAssrsaba sabie.idas 10 hrii.
go pre-. p,fi,iad ds ITO sleo. para sarar
asl mrjor parido ds - rpora de go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-23
Lourdes en- Puerto Rico


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suis. ron 80 frrseresa palaara desarro-
llando 81 P.an ds -. sloraenies plat
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-23
Los ferrocarriles
secundarios
Ell DE ARECIBO A LARES.

Nuestro amigo alcalde de Lares
don Juan Vivo, nos ha dado cuenta de
las gestlones que en- la rica poblaci0n
Idel centro de la isla Sc vienen reali-
zando en pro de los ferrocarries Sc
cundarIos
DE Mayagiiez, de Arecibo de Aqua
dllia, nos ha dicho ell senor Viv0, quie-
la construction de ferrocarriles secun-
darlos. A nosotros claro esta que han
de conyenirnos las mayores Was de CO.
munlcaci0n posibles, y o.ala pudiera-
mos coEseguir todas las que deseamos !;
pero la verdad es que la que mas falta
nos hace, la de mas urgente necesidad,
es la que nos abrevie ell canine a San
Juan.
Por AguadiLla ell viaje resulta largo,
casi Ell dOble de 10 que resuItaria 81 con
la construction de una via
ferrea de Lares 4 Arecibo. Esta es hoy
n dil la aspiration unanime de mis-
electores. Y la verdad es que eli capt
tai que Sc invirtiese en- esa obra habria
de Obtaner un buen interes, mayor que
el que sc invirtiese EN- otra Obra Sc
mejante, pues Ell la actualidad las mer-
caderlas que compramos en- San Juan
son ml.chas, no obstante reSltltar algo
caro- ei llovaras de aqui Il Aguadilla
para dC esa cludad traSladarlaS 4 sl
leStino. Con un ferrocarril secunda-
10 de Arecibo a Lares. el hete seria
enOrmemente menor, por reducirse a
Ia mltad la dlStancia, cosa eSta que aSe-
guraria a la empresa ferroviaria un
continue arrastre Gle mercaderias.
FL Concejo Municipal de Lares yot0
por unanimidaa una resolution en- la
quad hace constar que la que ese pueblo
|deSea ahora, antes que cualosquiera
|Ctra, Is la communication con San Juan.
por medic de IN ferrocarril que vaya
)hasta Arecibo
Por rehejar la aspiration de los ha-
lbitantes de Lares, publicamos estas ma
lifestaciones del seior Viv6 para que
scan tenidas en- cuenta ahora que Sc es-
Il n planeando tantas empresas ferro-
Iyiarias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-23
la racha de suicidios
FL ronista

En IA residencia Ell el puebito Nj
rand0. IL este tfrnino municipal. So in
toxie6 anieayer Ia joven .Iovita Viera.
a. yelnle IN amos de edad
.l0yiia ~ t0mo una fuerte d0sis de
rollgh of rat = = decir. siendo ioven
y bonita iba i morir como una rata.
Sus alaigos. apercibidos de la intoxi-
racion. lleyar0n Jovita al Hospital
Municipal donde se encuentra todavia
en mny grave estado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-23
N1mero 121
Ieatro Municipal
GENERO CHICO.

Esta noche la compania que dirige
el aplaudido actor Manoo Puertolas.
pondra EN- escena tres deIiciosas zarzue-
las: Ell duo de la Africana'. "El
fresco de Goya" y Amor que huge. :.
Programa delicioso que debe llevar
mucha gente al teatro.
Manana dara la compania dos funcio
nes Una matinee" dedicada a los nj
nos la function de la noche con un pro
grama superior.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-23
Todavia COltOn...

euando ~ Washington cambiaban las
co>as Il, modo tam radical que los de-
moerai.s despues de veinte amos de es-
Ear ale gados del poder, asaltaban, con
an preerama disociador. los pueStoS
.cslmin.nte> de la vida publica
Coli.n ha podido encubrir, en- parte.
IA graf fracaso de- administrator con
rl fraeaso Nnormc de la politica demo
rr4fiea que ia traido la lSla todas
ias consecuenclas lamentabIes de- la re-
islon traueclaria. ii el pals estd en-
rlsma>. no - -ulpa mia, Sino de los que
han q !. rido destruir Ia industria azu-
earera -dira Il coroncl
tl.r.e. De la grave crisis lei pals
no ileng Ia culpa 81 scnor Cotton, no po-
demos eon.ederle tanta importancia
.',ro je Ia bancarrota dc la hacienda
paD.ica. -. d. $50 81 que tienc la cul-
pa e.. , orouel Porque Sc puso a gastar
sln mcdlda. J no caiculo que los gastoS
dr "a administration eAcedian con mu-
cAo a. Iucrzas comiributivas del pals
rn rppeas norusalcs.
Lnprme -, por ianto, la responsible
ldaa - Air O.i0n d este respecto, Y
probado como .s,A que cl pals no esta
% mueho menos cn la sliuaci0n pros
pera que Mr Cotton So habia FORBADE
'on uisiiiarias mIras NADIA hubicse per
Lido q depariamcmio de la guerra de
~ ashlhgion con dcJar inedita la me
Xacia ',emoria ia que "a coronel hace
M Elusive panegirieo dc su periodo de
Eoble-no.
rprqle ia la publication de este IN
iorns d.sprrnde upa cosa tremcnda
iafa "a administration democratic
"a lae ii 'odo lo dirho por Mr. Cotton
Frsuliaia eIerio habria que reconocer
gu' 81 eanbio de gobierno en la metro
poii ha sido una catastrofc para la co
lonia ! r>to demostrado por los mis-
nl", qulrnes aeusan las palabras de
Cotton 80 deJa de Ser impreSlonante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-23
Don Ricardo Amado

Hemos tenido el gusto de saludar 4
este butn amigo, alto empleado de la
Yabucoa Sugar Go. con residencia en- La
Central Mercedita de Yabucoa que Sc
encuentra en- esta ciudad en- la gesti6n
de asuntos particulares.
lie deseamos gratas impresiones y IN
feliz regreso 4 Yabucoa para donde sa-
lie en- la tarde de hoy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-23
Un a bod a

Dona Rosenda Aguilar, viuda de
Alfonso, nos invita- a la boda de su hiia
Cruz con ell joven Alberto Vicente.
Ell acto tendra efecto manana. en- la
calle Salvador Brau, numero 81.
Damos las gracias por la invitaci6n y
Geseamos los futuros contrayentes una
perdurablc luna de miel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-23
Cine Tres Banderas'

Esta noche Sc estrena en- el cine Las
Tres Banderas una cinta maravillosa
REINA DE LA ISLA, en- seis parties
LCJURIA. en- otras seis
Manana domingo, Amor de Princi-
pc Ell siete parties y estreno de FL
contraste' otra gran cinta
FL lines Sc repite, petici6n del pd-
bhco Por el blason = y Locuras
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-23
CIRCULARES

Los senores Coca Hermano y Co, de
Luquillo, nos participant ell fallecimien-
to de su sonora madre, dona Carlina vi
dal viuda de Coca, comanditaria Gle di-
cha mercantil
La sensible perdida Ell NADIA alterara,
por ahora, la marcha Gle la casa, por es-
tar asi previsto en- el contrato social.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-23
Franquicia aprobada

Ell Gobernador ha aprobado una fran
quicia del Consejo Executive conce-
diendo a la Compania de los Ferroca-
rifles de Puerto Rico la facultad de
construir, mantener operar un ramal
ferroviario la Central Los Canos Y
autorizando la appropriation de ciertos
terrenos para la construction de dicho
ramal, Que Sc declara de utilidad pn-
blica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-23

io \ Ia lunaculada poesia por la
alumna Virginia Artau.
"a. rPellula Salustlano primo del
Director
1o lanlar.s dc mi Ira por el
alumno ll.s..> Loubriel.
bo Marta pieza dc piano por los
heruanitos Pillar y Ricardito Rodri-
gueL
80 Ia oficio para cl nino Jesus
por yarios alumnos
SEGtNDA PARTE
io. sinfonia. por la Orquesta
20 Pelieula Salyado por la Divina
Progidencia
30 Viva Il Papa II controversial en-
tre h.. aluinnos Rafael Rivera Y Arman-
80 Feltilano.
ia. \ Lot'RDES. canto de la Aca-
demia Cai6liea
bo Pelicnla Llamas Belisimas'
So IA con>eio de modlStas. por
yarios alumnos
20 MARCIIA REAL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-23
Perez Aviles

FL distinguido Alcalde de Arecibo,
don Manuel Perez Avil6s, ha llegado a
San Juan aver tarde
Sea bienvenido q popular hombre pd-
blico
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-25
SHALL GIRL WHO BOARDS ASK
BEAU TO COME TO HER ROOM?
BY CYNTHIA GREY.

tconnt In
My Miss
q esod that
SO, et
rmy yhomes furnished
10 do Thaesno
m
call all other dla TIL
comet
% LOST the mani ve.W Ilosehb
o print dear Icoudd cit
1t
a man is ramnytou
% ernalm beasts
the Is
tn girls OF
You can make a dvan rdwhap
for this couch and you night
Their thar
in took
hemsl
should lose your lover respect BY doing he that would
this gt anh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-25

Christmas lamp will shine in
every French home on Christmas
day.
One of the many Christmas
traditions French fathers and
mothers hand down to their chill
dren is the tradition OF the
Christmas lamp, the light that Is
symbolic of the star of Bethle-
hem. Sorrow may sadden the day
OF peace, and good will, poverty
may dim the Joy of the Christmas
festival, but whether the day be
celebrated In poverty and sorrow
or In luxury and merriment the
Christmas lamp which proclaims
belief in the Child of Bethlehem
shines in the window of every
home, and around II parents
gather their children to sing the
angels anthem--"peace on earth,,
: good will toward men,"
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IN ENGLAND.

The hearthstone is the altar at
which England worships on
Christmas day.
The family circle the sons
and daughters who may have
travelled thousands of miles for
the Christmas reunion, the old
people. and all the little folks In
the family gather round the
lighted Christmas tree to give and
to receive the gifts that are 80
important a part of the celebra-
ton.
Christmas in England Is a
time of goodfellowship. a day on
which all offenses are forgiven
and cancellations cemented," says
an English bishop. Its the day
we try to understand the trne
meaning of the angels message
to the shepherds at Bethlehem
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office today, Miss waverly,' he

office today, Miss Waverly,' he
said.
GIVE got to make the break
some time l answered in my
most flippant manner, because I
did not dare to do otherwise for
fear | would break down.
"'And having made it?' he in
quired.
"sNow look here, Mr.. Hatton,
I said, If you don't want me in
your office just say the word and
I'll try and hang that red hat
upon a peg in some other mans
office
But thought your mother
would need your companionship
more than / just at this time
THAT word compahionship
got on my nerves. L wasn't
aware that ! was giving you COM
panionship. In fact, l hired out
as a stenographer. but. since you
are interested perhaps l may as
we'll tell you that at least / do
not intend to make any differ
ence in my mode of life.'
DO you mean TO tell me that
you are going to keep on going to
the theater and practicing all
other amusements?' he asked in
surprise.
at certainly am I answered.
Nov I'll tell you, Margie, l
had not thought of doing 1t at all,
for / feel as though T ought to
stay home, but I wasn't going to
have him dictate to me, and do
you know I had that curious feel
ing that he was hoping l would
not go anywhere because he did
not want me to 60 with anyone
else. and yet he has never asked
me to go anywhere with him.
II wish Dick had minded his
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in AUSTRIA

Every Austrian mother tells
her children the story of the
Christ-child on Christmas eve.
She teaches her little ones that
the gift-bringer who fills their
stockings is a messenger from
heaven.
The eve of Christmas Is there
fore sacred, holy time in Aus
trian households, time of peace
offerings, a time when families
gather together and give praise
for the blessings received during
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-25

al am . young girl OF
IT. My father is dead and
my mother is married again.
My step-father is very mean
to, me. II l don't do what
he tells me to he whips me.
Sometimes, feel like
wanted to run away, but IL l
do, have no place to go.
II my mother was any
comfort or consolation II
would not be so hard to
bear; but she wants me to
go with men who / know are
not respectable, and | will
not do 1t. l am a respecta-
BILE girl and intend to remain
SO. and IL I can't go with
decent fellow, won't go
with any at all.
Miss Grey, is there a way
/ can get out of It all? Please
tell me what to do?
GIRL READER.
Al can scarcely believe tina
'ome parents have the welfare O
heir offspring SO little at heart
or instance, the mother In TIN
Ibove case.
! advise this little girl to re
'ort her case to the Judge OF th,
uveniIe court at the court hous,
md he win find n decent plac,
or her to stay.