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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-24
Una aclaracion

A petici6n del senior Pedro Julia,
residente de la Junta de Farmacia, Sc
lacen las siguientes aclaraciones con
especto 4 una noticia emitida el 20 del
aorriente referente a los examenes Qce
actualmente Sc celebran por la jluta
Y que terminaran el pa:
Ell n1mero de aspirantes es de 103.
Ell lugar de 107 y
La carrera comprende tres amos, ha-
bendo de ser dos de practica por 10
menos, pero una ley VICENTE dispone
que pueda hacerse en mas corto item
po, pudiendo examinarse los suspeflSos
al cabo de tres meses pagando la mi
tad de los derechos.
Fl presidente de Ia iunta es el seror
Pedro Julia y no Ramon, siendo esls
1ltimo su hijo Y la iunta total Sc com
pone de cinco miembros, incluso el pre-
sidente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-24

tisfacerla, debe ser expuesta Ell el ati
davit del Agente.
(9) Esta negativa 8 ell affidavit del
Agente olector referente a ella dcbc-
ra unirse d los correspondence docu-
nentos Ell ell case para su constancia.
(10) Al llenar la notification al acu-
ado Sc hara en- la forma 181 una brevc
,xposici6n por el Agente, demostran-
10 que ell acusado fue notifcado d pa
ar la multa administrative impuesta,
unto con la fecha de dicha notifica-
ion.
(11 Cuando Sc haga efectiva L.
lulta administrative impuesta. segin
lueda eXpresado EN- la forma No. lSl,
. devolveran esta ofcina. sin demo
a, todos los documentos< Ell el caso pa
a su archivo.
(12) Despues de celebrarse los Jul
los Ell los casos de infracci0n de la
.ey No. y, 1913,el Agente de Rentas
nternas el Collector, demandante,
cbera informar, al devolver 4 esta Off
ina los documentos references H.
ausa iuzgada por la corte, ell fallo
mitido y la multa impuesta. En- case
absoluci6n Sc hara una breve rese-
a de las razones, siempre que tales ra-
ones sean aducidas por la corte
Q3) Cuando la corte, al emitir su
allo requiera al acusado satisfaccr
/ pago de cualquier patente, Sc harl
ma declaration EN- los documentos an
IS mencionados, por ell Agente . el
'olector demandante, del importe de
4 clase de tales patentes asi como
ambi6n de 81 el pago ha sido satis-
echo por ell demandado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-24

clones de la Ley No. 134, arriba eXpues-
ia. seran presentadas ante las cortes
nor los Agentes de Rentas Internas 9
Colectores. EN- Nombrc del Tesorero
de Puerto Rico Por Su Antorldad /,
tai presentation queda por la presen-
te ordenada y autorlzada.
az Al someter las denuncias esta
oficina segtin la Ley No. 134 de Agos-
to y. 1913. Sc usaran las formas Nos
l72. ia V 179 Cuando Sc trate nnlca,
nente de la omission de renovar I'M"
patente, solamente Sc podra emplear
la forma No. 172 En- case de que el
delincuente estuviese dispuesto reco-
nocer por escrito su culpabllldad de
no haber removable su patente, dlcha
declaration podra hacerse, ell tales ca
sos, en- la forma No. 172.
a(5) All recibirse en- esta ofcina por
IN Agente de Rentas Internas los do
.umentos conteniendo la acci0n adml-
istrativa del Tesorero, en- un cas)
omprendiendo la infracci6n de la Ley
20. l34 de Agosto II, 1913, ell acusa
o sera notifcado sin demora de tai
rocedimiento, por dicho Agente en- la
orma No. 1885, debdamente llenada,
tirmada, Y eXponiendo claramente la
L.
:aso,- fuese ordenado por el Tesorero
le Puerto Rico que Sc llenare un reque-
rimiento por ell demandado, sea o no,
/ pesar del castigo impuesto, tai reque-
'imiento debera ser eXpuesto en- la
mencionada notification Dicha Motif
.acion eXpresara tambi6n, con prcci-
SION, ell plaZo dentro del cual este re.
queridO ell acusado 4 saldar La pena adj.
ninistratiya que lie haya sido impues
a, cuyO plaZo no debera, en- ningun|
lei recibo de dicho aviso por ell acusa-
10.
Co. Cuando el acusado dejase Ct
hacer efectiva la multa que lie haya ST.
do impuesta administrativamente, por
Fl Tesorero de Puerto Rico, dentro del
tempo filado en- La notification, no
devuelva al Agente dicha notification
en- que conste por escrito que Sc niega i
Dagarla, Q a cumplir cualesquiera otros
requerimientos que lie hayan sido inn
puestos, ell Agente obtendra por escrt-
to, del acusado, su negativa, y Ell sG
consecuencia, presentara una denuncia
ante una corte competente contra tai
acusado. alegando en- ella la infraccion
de la ley expuesta en- ell caso admins
trativo sometido esta ofcina
(7 La presentation de denuncias
las cortes, por los Agentes de Rentas
Intemas Colectores, contra los delin-
cuentes que hayan rehusado 8 dejado
de pagar la muha administrative que
les haya sido impuesta por ell Tesorero
de Puerto Rico, queda por la presente
autorizada y ordenada y sera hecao
por dichos Agentes de Rentas Internas
8 Colectores En- Nombre del Tesorerc
de Puerto Rico y Por su Authorization =
(S) En- case que el acusado rehu-
sase dar su negativa por escrito. ol
Agente, antes de presentar la denunela
ante la corte, hara un affidavit al efecte
de que la forma No. 1876, notifcando
al acusado de la multa administrative
impuesta contra Fl por el Tesorero IL
Puerto Rico, habfa sido debidamente
entregada que el acusado rehus6 sa-
tisfacer dicho pago al ser requerido. La
fecha en- la cual el acusado fue Motif
cado y requerido para satisfacer Ia
multa administrative contra FL impues-
ia y Ia fecha del t1ltimo dfa del plazc
dentro del cllal fu6 requerido para ia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-24
Una circular del
DEPATAMENTo DE TESORERIA.

Los sigufentes reglamentos han sldG
promulgados por el Tesorero de Puer-
to Rico. de acuerdO con la autorldaG
que le concede la secci0n de la Ley
No. 134. de Agosto II, 1913, referente
Il procedmientos administrators ell
los casos de infracciones de las dispo-
siciones de dicha Ley.
Cd Ninguna demncia comprendien-
do ell delito de empezar un negoclo SIN
la correspondence patente de indus
tria comercio. la infraccion de los
reglamentos promulgados por ell Teso
rero de Puerto Rico en- virtud de 10
provisto en- el Articulo s de la ley No.
134, la omission de pagar cualquiera
patente de industria Q comercio, de
acuerdo con la Ley citada, dentro del
t6rmino de ounce dias despues de ha.
berse vendido, sera presentada ante
las cortes, pOr los Agentes de Rentas
previamente sometida esta ofcina pa
ra la acci0n administrative del TesO-
rero de Puerto Rico, y hasta despues
que ell Tesorero de Puerto Rico haya
impuesto una pena administrative en- eI
case y el acusado haya rehusado efec
tuarla. eXceptuandose los casos Ell que
los acusados pudiesen decaparecer y no
fuesen halladOS antes de poder cOnse-
guirse la acci0n administrative del Tie
sorero de Puerto Rico en- tales casos.
La presentation de las acusaciones, en-
cOrtes cOmpetentes, contra esta ultima
clase de delincuentes, queda por la pre-
sente autorizada y ordenada, EN- el acro
del descubrimento de la infracci6n de
la Ley, por los Agentes de Rentas IN
ternas Colectores, y antes que Sc }a-
va sometido la information al Tesore-
TO de Puerto Rico a este respecto. Pc
70 los cargOs en- eSta clase de delit0s
como en- otros, seran sometidos sin de
mora esta ofcina, para su acci6n ad-
ministrativa, despues que las denun-
cias eSt6n radicadas y los hechos de
tales acusaclones hayan sido presenta-
dos EN- las cortes. Sc eXpresara clara
mente EN- cada denuncia sometida 1
esta oficina, cuando este haya sido he
chO.
(2) Tambien Sc presentaran las de,
nuncias ante los tribunales competel~
tes, tan pronto como sea possible des-
pres del descubrimiento de las infrac-
clones ~expuestaS en- este parrafo, y an
ties que hayan sido sometidos esta of
Gina los datos en- los formularios Nos
172, TIA y 179, 81 as1 10 ordenare La
corte, sc podra proceder a la persecu.
cion del acusado, en- los casos que COM
prendan la omission voluntaria de SUI
ministrar al Tesorero de Puerto Rico
un certifcado prescrito en- ell Art1culo
10 de la Ley No 1874 de agosto -
1913, referente cualquier negocio &
lHuuSIIld SuJttO "a una FdIclloe CoLitl
cial el hacer 4 sabiendas una declara.
ci6n falsa en- tai certifcado, 8 la infrac
ci6n de cualquiera de las disposiciones
de la Ley No. 134, afriba expuesta, ex
ceptuando las ofensas especifcadas er
el parrafo | de estos reglamentos 20;
datos en- esta clase de casos Sc enviardr
4 esta ofcina por el Agente 8 Colecto,
demandante, en- las formas prescritas
para este proposito, 4 saber, Nos 172
ia Y 179, no mas tarde del dia siguien
te x la presentation de 10 denuncia co
rrespondiente ante la corte.
(3) Todas las denuncias que com
prenden Ii infraccion de las disposi-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-24

EsTUDIE PoR CORRESPONDENCE

70 le enseno la Tenedurfa de Libros
Dor Partida Doble, la Contabilidad he
Corporaciones y la Contabilidad dc
Bancos, todo por So mensuales, (ado-
lantados). Escriba hoy mismo al 20
fesor Jose 7. Fajardo, Box 1913, San
Juan,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-05
Req. Spruill
Resigns Charge
PASTOR OF P,AaLATINE BAPTIST
CHURCH SEWERS CONNECTION
r AFTER.THREE YEARS.

REV. George e. 's%ppraill! pastor q
tfhe Palatlne Baptist church. yesteir.
lay rendered the congregation Of tia
church his resignation, same to t..
come effective January. 81, of tlli,
year.
On that date Rev. spruill will liavf
completed three years of efficient
service as pastor Of this church. Dur,
ing the years of his pastorate Tho
church has advanced along all lines
the membership having increased on:
hundred per cent. and great pl ssres,
has been noted along all lines.
The local church greatly regretted
the resignation of Rev. Spruill.
A committee, composed of H.. 2.
Robinson and w. H. johnson was ap
pointed by the congregation to secure
another pastor for the church. Rev.
spruill has not yet announced wher2
lie will locate.
.HNaNANHH. ~. 20
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-05
Another Probe
Is Wanted
SUPERINTENDENT OF FOREST
RESERVE SAID TO HAVE LED
MOB DEPoRTING STRIKERS.
tBy Associated press)

WASHINGTON. D. G., Jan. 8. -
Immediate investigation or tls
charge that hTitar.rry, Ratlit,, sdperin-
tendcnt or federal forest reservs al
Steam Boat Springs, Colo, led a MOB
That took strikers out III jail and de-
ported them was 'dssmahfded today by
Representative Heating, OF Colorado.
Immediately tapon receipt of a tele-
gram charging that Raatlif led the
crowd MI! Heating arranged for a
conference with Chief ForesLcr
Graves and got into communication
with Acting Secretary Galloway. OF
the department of agriculture. Keat-
Fins demanded that If tile charges be
sustained that Mr.. Ratliif be re
moved. kilograms received by Rep.
Heating and other members of the
Colorado delegation regarding the
deportation of Mother Jones and 9th
ers active in the coal strike will be
submitted to congress in support OF
the pleas for a thorough congressior-
al investigation into all phases of the
strike.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-05
WILL DOUBLE
CAPACITY Office
CREAM PLANT
MARION B0TTLING WORKS MAX.
ING GREAT PREPARATION
FOR NEXT SEASON.
WILL INSTALL NEW MACHINERY
AND DO A GENERAL COLD
STORAGE BUSINESS.

If We may Judge from the prepare.
ton being made by tho Marion Bot.
Ting Works for the ice cream season
OF 1914, Fairmont' and vicinity mus,
certainly have developed the Ice
cream habit. No doubt the excel,
lence of this firms product has l,aa
much to do with developing the pub
lies appetite.
This firm occupies the large three
story building ct the corner of All
street and Virginia avenue and In
order to secure the necessary room
for the enlargement Of their ice cream
plant they have been forced to dis.
continue their general storage bust
ness.
Their ice cream capacity is now
about 50tgallons, an hour but by the
installation of another Progress
Freezer they will be enabled to main.
am freezing capacity ot>loo isa''
mons an honr. THIS VIII make 1t ona
Of the largest plants of its kind IN
the state. az .Hl.eD
lpIlocar,dillts that THY , may atalii Zines
nave on hand large supply'o or mare
ened cream they are installing a com
hle.e refrigeration OUTFIT and cold
storage plant. The huge refriscra'
0 room VIII have a dimension OF
l0x22 teet and a height of s feet
ms space VIII be divided into an
inner ana an outer room; the inne.'
chamber to be Kept at a temperature
"l III degrees below zero, and the out
or ehamoer at a temperature OF ~
aesrees. IN INC inner chamber the
ice cream VIII be ripened a process
which greatly improves the quality
o. thehproduct. In the, outer room
me suppiy;of sweet nnfrozen cream
VIII DC Kept. In this outer, room also.
pElargessuppiy office VIII be stored
IN ordenithat the ice cream customers
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-05
JeUishBaker
ThreatenStrik
aENllAaAAlllit ING aHapLli Ini ..4GnHIOS
MEN WALK oUT FROM SHOP
OF THE LARGEST BAKER OF
ashttHl sfuGR tL+
KOSHER BREAD.

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. ga
strike of all Jewish bakers in the city
was threatened today us the result of
of their number all union MGR
Walking out at the shop of Jacob Ma.
lotf, Woodland avenue. Makoff Is
the Largest, baker Of Kosher bread III
the city supplying fifty per cent cl
the trade OF orthodox Jews. The Mel
cult without a word Of warning. Ma.
koif attributes the walkout to his
refusal TO employ a baker recon
nendeds by other of his employees.
There are eight Jewish maker. shops
ip heielty3 employing G5 bakers. Tl,et
supply 10000 orthodox Jews. IT a
general strike should result the cor
sumers Of Kosher bread would faca
an appalling situation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-05
WEEDEPRHER
STARTST0=N|GAT
PERSONAL WORKERS LEAGUE
70 ATTEND CHURCH IN
BODY TONIGHT!
MASS EMEETNG lAT Y. M &c. "a
YESTERDAY WAS LARGELY
ATTENDED.
EvANGELESTIC CAMPAIGN Tt
FOLLOW THEPRELIMINARY
W0EK JUST STARTED. S.

The Personal Workers League
composed Of upward OF $50 of
DE leading men of the city
! will assemble this evening at
7:15 O'Clock at the. Y. NJ. c,
a. building anu proceed in a body
to the Presbyterian church, where
they will attend the first of the
series OF prayer services which will
be conducted there this week. in
observance of the week of prayer.
This will be an imposing and stimu-
lating sight. Yesterday at the vari=
Gus churches of the city, members
of the league made the announce
ments concerning this meeting and
urged that the members of the
league and all christian mel would
lend their efforts in. behalf of this
series Of prayer services.
Yesterday afternoon at tile Y. NJ.
c. A. 4 mass meeting Of men and
won fnh was leiu w ie4 was larseis
attended. The purpose the meet
ing was y formplate p!s9$ Tor the
@fGkG8t prayer <eh pegins flis
fYe9i9e m Ls.rYTIur pvyT,e,
interesting addresses were made
by Messrs' \. G. Matthews. Arthur
Lynch, ). a. Meredith Ira Il. Aiken
and frevy 'Nutter. along the line OF
prayer.
a quartette composed OF Messrs.
harrington. Randall, Miller and.
Mayors furnished excellent music
0 this occasion.
Following the week OF prayer To-
cal churches will inaugurate
eyangelistic campaigns to be con-
Quoted Tor several weeks.
On THIS side OF the river, Tour
churches, the First baptist, The
Presbyterian. the NJ. 2. Temple and
me Southern Methodist Episcopal
church Will unite in a series OF meet
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-05
Stockholders Make
Shortage Good
ispsculations CT Asst. cashi,,
Amounts 10 $40,

by Associated Press.
eHIcAGo..I III. Jan. 5.2Tlie Farm
cfss BANK OF schuamburg, ILL.,. open
cd for business as usual this morn,
ing after The 22 stock holders had
made up tile dohcite Of 100000, said
10 have been caused by the %specula-
ton Of Frank Hcnning, assistant
cashier, who disappeared New
YEARS eve: The stock holders voted
TO double the capital stock. Ac-
cordlns TO Joifha ssas. DpFassa6chtEo oil
the; bapk, ttfRotp feeFFtatiPp 5 dppt war YsqPlFji
iaats win &c sworn Tor HshHhing:
Tho missing assistant cashier is
said to have lleft an explanation 81
the shortage aha an agreement to
make Il good.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-05
civic LEAGUE.

The regular meeting o: the Civil,
League of Fairmont will be held Il
the Y. NJ. c. a. building Tucsda,
evening January 8, at eight-thirty
A full attendance is desired as bug,
ness of Importance viii be transact,
ed.
Tile time is changed from eight u
eight-tlirty so as to give members a.
opportunity to attend the Onion ser.
vices at the Presbyterian church.
i.S-2t j. NJ, BLACK, Pres,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-05
Negroes Head Is
Found In SnoWdrih
HEAD HACKED FROM BODY AND
MJRDER THEORY rs AD.'
VANCED.

by Associated Press u .r"EG J! o.,
;aPTTTSBuRGH. Jan! 5.n*Tl1sI lea,
I1fh'a'Ehergo was found in: ia rsnov
3ank' in Dclray street. only aoblocl
away from the business district, to
day. At the morguet police sergen
laid the head had been hacked iron
the body and an investigation wa;
instituted on the theory the MAI
had been murdered.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-05
Dogs Tricks ProDe
ManIs True ODner

W LEA's'
GoKANsAstC1TYalM Mo-. ~Janaec5.4
Roxie! lapbifd dog. remembered tire,
years and freed her master from ,
'chargelof grand slarcenyEin the eourt
roonf'of Charles Clarke,l a%ijustice Of
the peace here, where Wiley A. Care
was charged with the theft OF the
dog Roxie from the home of w. /
Glover.
Card said the dog disappearc.
from his home three years ago, an,
that on passing Glovcr's house rec
emily and seeing her there he had
whistled and she followed him
home.
"Roxic's mine; I'll make her do
some tricks to prove it," said Card
mo. you can't. She knows ne
tricks" said Glover.
"Rox," commanded Card stand
up" Ss
Isoxic rosc to her bind legs and
cooked her head sideways at the
judge.
Now roll over and then go an,
shut the door"
Tho dog rolled V c and then
pushed the courtroom door too witls
her nose.
That's enough" said the judge
and dismissed the case.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-05
LostADiator's body
Is BeheDed Found
Body With Head and Limbs Missing
Washed Up by the Sea.


NEW WORK. Jan. 5.-.A body
which the police believe TO be that
Of Albert J.. Jewell, the aviator. who
vanished while attempting a flight
from Mincola TO Staten Island OF.
October II, was washed up by the
sea at Edgemere, l.. l.. this after
noon. The head and limbs were
missing, but part OF n suit Of gray
Undertaking and the upper "por.
ton of pair OF black trousers re-
maincd on the body. Mrs, jewell
will go to the. Rockaway morgue to-
morrow to try to identify the cloth
ing. VI NE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-05
Business Mems
Continued from Page oncS

part of the ordinance has caused tile
farmers to rise inatheir ire and de-
nouncc the city In emphatic terms.
1t is claimed that the traffic. ,ordj.
nance in these two particulars iaaa
caused hardships that should be
remedied. The petition sets out
that in the main the ordinance Is "a
good law,
On motion Of Commissioner "A: 4.
Lehman seconded by Commissioner
Ira L. Smith. the petition was filed
and the Board of Affairs will take
time to consider the petition and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-05
Will Defend
CONTINUED from Page une

army TO defeat the rebels or stay her,
until every soldier is dead was dis
PEELED by General Castro. leader u
the Federal troops, and Gen. Salazar.
commander Of the Federal volunteers
in interviews at headquarters today.
Re treat Of federal soldiers across TIE
torder to the United stateslterritory
would be induced only by some I'M
expected event according to the two
commanders and even II all the so:.
diers deserted the generals say the.
will remain to die at their posts. Dead
soldiers lying unburied In the QUITE,
trenches and hundreds lot 8liying sol
diers Sonouuty iforl'a a. week were seulc
ofStht stends witnessed today tinna;I
inspectionnlef this village,'ST G mitei
from Ia railroad which has become
1.-THE battle-ground of a possible finai
conflict .for, the. possession. Of tn;
nofth.Sas taf heithefatde afas hhSd'
material headwasreYcepting. p. Aht
drain on the-ifederal ammunition By
the rebels. A few OF the houses used
ty federal forces have been demo!-
ished but the carnage done to forti'
fcations has been casual.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-05
F, from ~,
THE Justice;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ANNUAL
SETTLEMENT OF OFFICERS
JUSTICE FLEMING HEADS
THE LIST.

The amount of fines turnes int
Sheriff conaway.s Office by the sew.
eral Justices of the peace for the
year Of 1913 was s2,156.s5. More
than one half of this sum was turn
ed in by Justice R. Leigh Fleming
The amounts of fines from the sew
eral offices were as follows:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-05
Income Tax Docks
ngressmen'spa
Pay Checks of Congressman Will Be
ss5 to s45 Short.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-congrcs:
sional. pay checks show an indiyidi
ual shortage Of from s35 TO s45 FOR
each, senator and representative this
Month through the operation of the
new INCOME tax law. Unmarried
senator's and representatives will
have to pay the higher rate and
married ,solons will escape with a
deduction of. S35.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-05
DIES AT los

NoRwALK. Conn. Jan. 5.-.Joha
Weeks, aged Jos years, and THE old
ut man in New England, dicd today
At the home of a nephew in the out:
Skirts Of the city. He was born at
Fordham, N. Y, in June. 1903. AMI
had retained all his faculties up to a
year ago when he became blind.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-05

r. Leigh Fleming, s1,15G.s5; W.
r. Musgrove, ss75.0O; Frank Ham.
rick, $500; j. F. Bell. $500; d.
NJ. Barrack, 10000; D. Il. snod-
grass, $500 D. S. Heinrich, $3.50;
Winrod Taught. $1,000; Lee Tooth
man. S$7e.0O.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-05
traffic ordinance.

traffic ordinance.
Mr.. a.. I. Donally was present at
the meeting and told the Board OF
Affairs that lie had u prospective
buyer for the old pumping station:
He was directed TO take up the INIT
ter with Commissioner Ira l.. Smith.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-05
CONSCIENCE:
CONTINUED from Page one)

nearly 10 years ago gcontinued %
weight heavily onchis conscience. :.
few'da$s ago he decided tocome back
% Washington and tell the whole
story, give up his naturalization "a.
pers and offer himself for whatever
punishment might be inflicted. On
this last point the court explained 20
Yushak that under the statute OF
limitations no criminal action cou!l
be taken against him.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-05

FOR RENT-5-room house with bath
on Green street. Apply = L.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-05

LAREDO, Texas; Jan: S5.Lwita
the Coustitutionalists forces await.
ing reinforcemenats, Huerta troop:
from the Nuevio LAREDO garrison wer.
busy today witt! pick and shovel on
fhe field, where a 4S-hour battle end
Cd Saturday With the withdrawal Of
the febels!I tBarticades were throwi
up several hundred Yards outside tn
city. All the dead were removed
from the battlefield today.
Twelve thousand rounds of ammu.
milton. said to be intended for the
constituti6laiists, were seized b,
United States authorities in the Ia.
redo railroad yards today. A rive,
stiifman, captured by a concealed
Federal force as he landed on tht
Mexican side with struggled ammu.
milton for the constitutionalists, was
Hanged Friday night. fa.%
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-01-05

Ell PASo, Texas. Jan. Fran
cisco Villa left Juarez today for
cjinaga to take command Of the rebel
Troops attacking the Federal forces.
Hei expressed himself as dissatisfied
with the attack being made by his
forces, as he had prepared to drive
the Federals out of the town In u
two days fight. On his way, Gcu.
eral Villa will be Joined by 2.26O re.
Inducements.