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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-22
SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.

SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.
 EathIyn Hare, believing father Col Hare. n Q AIIaha, India. Umballah, pretender to the throne that principality imprisoned the he may insist on royal right Upon her arrival in Ailaha, kathIyn informed by UmbaIIah that her father being he be queen, and must mnrry him forthwith. Her refusal infuriates him, Kathlyn's beauty spirit have made . strong appeal people he yields point the time being. priest announces that nc woman rule unmarried. young queen is not conyersnnt with the of the state she will be given days to decide.
 When Kathlyn reiteratcs, expiration of the week of grace her refusal to UmbalIah, she receives sentence from tribunal she Is to undergo two ordens with wild beasts. If she survives she is to be permitted rule without him drance.
 John Bruce. in and fellow passenger on the boat which brought KathIyn Allaha, her life. The elephant which carries her or her trials becomes frightened and rating her from Bruce the rest of the party.
 After ride filled with peril -efuge n n ruined temple The holy villagers. believing her to be ancient priestcss risen from the tomb. allow her remain the guardian of the sacred fire Hut kathlyn's haven is also the abode lion, md she fs forced flee from with the pursuit. She escapes and finds retreat In the junSie only to fall into the hands of q band who bring Aaha to public he s sold to UmbaIah who finding her still unsubmissivc throws her into the dungeon with her father.
 Bruce and his friends effect the release of kathiyn end the colonel. umbnIiah's attempt recapture them is unsueccssfu the fugitives given shelter in the palace of Bnla khan The night the sacred white elephant the khans most prized possessiOn is stOIcn
 The photodramas corresponding the snstatImens ot The Aduentures ot Kathlyn" may be number ot the leading mopng picture theaters By this aniques oth the Seig Polyscope company tt IS therefore possible only read The Adventures ot Kathyn" in this pdper but aso to keep pace ,oith each instalent ot tt at the moOing picture heaters
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-22
ICopyright: 1914: By Harold Mac Grath.l
 CHAPTER XII.

THE SACRED ELEPHANT RECOVERED.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-07
Ell asunto del dia

Anoche Sc corrio por San Juan La
notlcla Gle que un buque mercante ale
man hsbia entrado precipitadamente en-
nuestrc puerto porque un crucero fran
ces 10 venla persiguiendo, y que este
Sc habia quedado como dos millas del
puerto, vigilando
Ell bGque aleman ciertamente cue en-
tro Ell puerto, pero no 10 perseguia de
cerca nmg(m buque Gle guerra frances.
Lo que sucedio fue que otro mercante
lngleS tambl6n Sc dirig1a api Y entro EN-
nuestro puerto anoche Ambos. d. iban
para Europa recibieron la orden de
guarecerse Ell San Juan, y asf 10 hicie-
ron.
Para yer al pretendido crucero fran
ces, fns mucha gente al Bulevar del
allie. y en- la semioscuridad de las
slcte Y cuarto de la noche. hubo quienes
hasta creyeron yer EN- ell mercante in
sies, canones mas canones.
Desdt luego que todo sirvi6 para un
oar de horas de concentrates.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-07
Cine "Tres Banderas"

Por Ultima vez Sc proyectara esta
noche en- el popularisimo cine la gran
piata de doce mil pies. Los Sobrinos
del Captain Grant
Anoche. como la noche en- que fue es-
trenada, hubo TN lleno complete en- el
"Tres Banderas y segnramente que
esta noche habra otro, pues Portell Y
Garcia quieren poner ell espectaculo al
alcance de todos y han establecido una
rebaja en- los precios que, para hoy, son
los siguientes:
Palcos con 6 silIas y 6 entradas $3.50
luneta con entrada, 30 centav,s; gradas,
10 centavos.
Los Sobrinos del Captain Grant
es una admirable pelfcnla que nadie de-
be dejar de yer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-07
Un ciplomatico

Hace algunos dias Sc encuentra EN- la
isla Mr.. II $. Dickey, Representative di
plomatco de la Secretaria de Estado de
Norte-am6rica en- la repdblica domini-
cana
Mr. Dickey permanecera en- la isla
hasta que haya un buque mercante que
10 lleve al pals vecino; pero en- case de
que su presencia ALI fuese necesaria ur-
gentemente utilizara el Algonquin =
FL BOLETIN saluda Mr.. Dickev
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-07
Nc Intyre
Pero es verdad...

FL departamento de Sanidad nos ha
enviado una hoja en- que explica 10 que
es Ell paludismo y da algunas instructed
nes acerca de los medios de prevenirse
contra la infection
La citada hoja suelta que es. la de la
serle que viene publicando la Sanidad
trae una serie de cosas bajo este rubro
sujestivo:
LO QUE Ell SERVICIO DE SAM
DAD HACE POR LOS HABITAN-
TES DE PUERTO RICO.
Lo que los habitantes de Puerto Rico
hacen por ell servicio de Sanidad, es gas
tarse en- el mucho mas de 10 que ell ser
vicio vale
Esto no 10 dice la hojita. pero es
verdad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-07
Ell SITIO DE LIEJA.

New York, Los alemanes renue-
van ell ataque Lieja destruyendo dos
fuertes Austria ataca a Russia. In
glaterra llama d las armas 4 800 900
voluntarios. Seglln avisos la escuadra
nglesa esta echando la alemana ha-
cia la costa de Holanda. FL crllcero
. Amphion choco con una nina sub
marina colocada por el Koeningin
Louise, que fue hundido mas tarde
por un torpedero ingles FL Hospital
de lluii tiene instrucciones de hacer
para recibir $50 heridos.
- alemanes fueron salvados al ser
cchado a pique I'm buque aIeman que
sc ocupaba en- coocar minaS submari-
ras. Tn crucero ingleS el dispar6 cua-
tro canonazos llevandole la popa
Las eScuadraS del Oriente han entra-
do en- accion Tn escuadr0n ingl6s Y
otro alcman estan en- combate frente 4
Sing Tan China.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-07
AVISO

Ell Consul Gle Belgica en- San Juan de
Puerto Rico pone en- conocimiento de
los subditos Belgas residences en- esta
lsla que ell Gobierno de S. vi. Ell Rey de
los Belgas ha decretado Ia movilizacion
general del ejercito.
San Juan, P R. de Agsto de 1914
j. E. Salda1a,
Consul de Belgica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-07
Republica Francesa

Vice Consulate de Francia en- Puerto
Rico.
Agosto 7, 1914
FL Vice-Consul Gle Francia tiene ell
honor Gle suplicar todos los subditos
franceses RESIDENCES en- Puerto Rico,
que tengan Gle veinte a 80 amos de edad,
Sc sirvan presentarse al Vice Consulado
Ae Francia de de la tarde.
Ives du Courthial,
Vice Consul de Francia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-07
FL estado del conflicto
CABLE DEL GOBIERNO.

Washington. 6.-Alemania esta ejer-
clendo preston sobre Italia para que Sc
una a ella y d Austria, pero Italia aun
no est& decidida. Ell proyecto aleman
lie lan4arse sobre Paris antes de que
Russia pudiera movilizarse, parece que
Ia fracasado por la resistencia de Bel
glca, teniendose informes, de origen
aleman. de que las fuerzas Gle esta ma
lon han sido rechazadas en6rgicamen-
Ell LleJa por los belgas Parece que
la actividad de estos obstaculizara
grandementc los movimientos de los
4lemanes, aunque estos informes son
9Xagerados Eel cable aleman ha sido
:ortado. No Sc tienen informes auten-
tlcos de Alemania, Austria Y Russia. Cir
culan auchas noticias acerca de peoue-
los combates navales y capturas de
Duques mercantes.
Mo T,,+uxo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-07
LOS ALEMANES ADELANTAN

New York. LAS columnas alema-
mas han roto la defenSa de Licia. pero
los belgas siguen batitndose hcr6ica-
mente Por 36 horas sostuvieron los
fuertes el nutrido fuego del ei6rcito
FL mar pero la artillerIa de grueso ca
fibre de las tropas del Kaiser, ha des-
rlido dos de los Antiques fuertes. Tn
battalion alem3n ha perecido en- la mar
cha 4 Mined d cOnsecuencia de la ex-
plosi0n dc minas ocultaS Ell ell camino
que hicieron eXplotar los defensores.
Sc han traido 4 Lieja 200 heridos. Dos
regimientos de Hulanos han sido des-
truidos en- su totalidad. Estos trataron
lie penetrar Ell la ciudad, con sin igual
arrojo pero fueron sorprendidos por
los belgas que los aniquilaron por com
pleto. Las bajas del ejercito aleman
cl microbes Sc calculan de 5 4 5000
Las mujeres Sc unen 4 las tropas para
pclear contra los invasores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-07
No hace falta

Para la Jarana que Sc celebrara el do
m'ngo pr6Ximo EN- el " Casino Espanol".
10 han circr'lado invitaciones. va sabe
Ia dishnguida sociedad que asiste a los
bales del Casino > que la invitaci6n no
hase falta para reuniones como esta cue
Sc anuncia para el domingo.
Lo avlSamos pcr4re muchos nos han
hecho la pregunta de 81 circular invi-
taciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-07
OTRO BUQUE COGIDO.

Paris, via Londres), I'm torpe-
dero frances procedcnte de Bizerta
+aptur6 hoy al buque aceitero aleman
Gar Nicholas . que llevaba 1000 to-
leladas de aceite de Batoutim d St.
ouis du Rhone, Francia. Tn buque
RANGES capture y trajo remolque a
herburgo un vapor aleman de 5000
/ neladas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-07
PROCLAMA.
DEL GOBERNADOR DE PUERTO
!, RICO.
Proclama de Neutralidad publicada
por ell Presidente de los Estados
Unidos.

POR CUANTO, ell Presidente de los
Estados Unidos public6, ell cuatro de
agosto de 1914 una proclama, la que en-
substantial es como sigue:
"PROCLAMA DEL PRESIDENTE
DE Los ESTADOS JTNIDOS DE
AMERICA.
''POR CUANTO, desgraciadamente
existe un estado de guerra entire Aus
tria-Hungria y Servia; entire Alemania
y Russia y entire Alemania Francia;
"POR CUANTO, los Estados Unidos
tiene relaciones de afecto amistad con
las potencias contendientes y con las
personas que habitan Ell sus distintos
dominios;
''POR CUANTO dentro de los te-
rritorios dominios de cada una de di-
chas parties beligeranteS, residen ciuda-
danos de los Estados Unidos dedicados
al comercio, a la industria Il otras ocu-
paciones protegidos por la buena fe de
los tratados;
''POR CUANTO las leyes de los Es-
tados Unidos, sin intervenir Ell la Ebre
expression de opinion y simpat1a, en- la
libre fabrication venta de armas mu-
niciones de guerra, sin embargo impo-
men todas las personals que esten 0
puedan estar dentro de su territorio y
jurisdiction, ell deber de una neutrali-
dad impartial mientras dure la contien-
day
POR CUANTO, es ell deber de un GO
bierno neutral, no permitir nj sufrir que
sus aguas sirvan de medic para los fines
de la guerra;
POR LO TANTO. Yo Woodrow Will
son, Presidente de los Estados Unidos
de America, con ell objeto de conservar
la neutralidad de los Estados Unidos y
de sus ciudadanos y personals que esten
dentro de su territorio Y jurisdiction y
de hacer cumplir sus leyes, y con ell OBJ
jeto de que toda persona, siendo adj
vertida del tenor general de las leyes y
tratados de los Estados Unidos sobre es-
te asunto del derecho international,
pueda evitar la infracci0n lnvoluntarla
de las mismas, por la presente declare
proclamo que, de acuerdo con las Sec
clones 9 a 18 del C0digo Penal de los
Estados Unidos, aprobado ell de Mar
70 de 1909, Sc prohibe, bajo penas Sc
veras, la ejecucion de los actos siguen-
tes, dentro del territorio Y jurisdiction
de los Estados Unidos. 4 caber:
Secci6n -(Aceptacion de empleos
extranjeros). Todo ciudadano Gle los
Estados Unidos que dentro del terrific
rio jurisdiction de. los mismos aceptare
y desempenare un puesto para servlr 9
I'm soberano. estado. colonia, distrito 8
pueblo extranjero, en- guerra. por mar .
por TERRA con cualquier soberano. es
tado, colonia distrito, pueblo con el
cual estuyiera Ell paz los Estados Uni
dos. sena multado con una suma no ma
yor de dos mil dollars encarcelado por
nm termino maximo de tres amos.
Secci6n 10 Alistamiento en- servi-
clio extranjero). Qaienquiera que, den
tro del territorio jurisdiction de los
Estados Unidos Sc alistare, Sc afliare,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-07
AVIS.

Te Consul de Belgique San Juan
lie Pto. Rico porte d la connaissance des
suiets Belges Sc trouvant dams cette lie
que lie Government de Sa Majestic le
Roi de BelgiQue decrete la mobilisa-
tion generate de l'armee.
J. e. Saldana,
Consul de Belgique.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-07
LA BUENA PRESA

Madrid, (via Paris, 7.-Seg1n des-
pachos oficiales, mas de 80 vaporesi ale
names han sido apresados hasta hoy
por los escuadrones britanicos y fran
ceses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-07
CABLECRAMAS
UN COMBATE NAVAL.

New York, 7-Se anuncia IN com
bate naval general en- Ell mar del norte.
FL crucero lngles 'Amphion" ha sido
echado pique por una NINA submari-
ma, pereciendo SUI dotaci6n de 131 hom-
bres
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-07
DOS BUQUEs HUNDIDOS.

Londres, I'm despacho enviado al
4 Daily Mail" desde Tien Sing dice que
4 erucero ruso Aslold Y el alem1n
Emden' Sc han lido q pique como re-
sultado de un combate cerca de Wei
san. China Ell crucero aleman Scharn
Hoist esta Ell Nueva Guinea sin car
bon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-07

En- el American Colonial
Bank ..........$ 1o6,21165
En- e Banco Comercial
de Puerto Rico .. 100000
En- ei Banco Territorial
y Aglicola .......... 100000
En- cl Guaranty Trust
Co. of New York .. 54,370.00
En- Il Royal Bank Of Ca
NADIA Observation-Disclosures. 100000
En- 24 Credito Ahorro
Ponceno ... 100000
En- Bonos Municipales. S19, 10000
En- Bonos de las Juntas
Escolares ...... 100000
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-07
Los fondos
del gobierno

Ell dla ultimo del mes pasado, ell go
bierno insular tenla los siguientes fon-
dos:
Il, al t,non;no,, ro1o,;a1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-07
Ante el conflicto europeo
La neutralidad de los Estados Unidos

San Juan, p r., 6 de agosto de 1914
Bolet1n Administrative No. II.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-05-29
TO BOOST GOOD ROADS Tax
Stats Conference ct jefferson City
Urges Adoption Of constitu-
tlonal Amendment.

jefferson City.--M the state good
roads meeting held in this city a de-
termined effort was made to inaugu-
rate a campaign OF sufficient magni.
tude to carry the proposed amendment
to the constitution at the approaching
November election, which imposes q
special tax for road purposes OF ten
cents on the 800 The meeting was
called by the state hoard OF agricul,
ture, the state highway department
and various road boosting organizs,
tlons over the state.
F. w. Buffum, state highway com
missioner, has been at work for
months urging the local road boosters
to join him 10 making an active cam
paign for this amendment. The gen.
6ral opinion is that II this amendment
could be submitted on its merits alone
1t would be adopted, but there will
be multiplicity of proposed amend
ments to the constitution submitted
at the same time, three referendum
amendments and several under inlti-
RtiEe and referendum petitions, which
will undoubtedly complicate matters
very much. tend to confuse the voters
and endanger the very best PROPOSE,
tions.
1t is proposed 30 make a regular
campaign in behalf of the mill tax
amendment with view to informing
the voters so well as to its merits bC
fore the election that they will Le
come interested in its adoption and
not follow the plan of a great many
voters in the past who voted against
every amendment submitted becauseI
some Of them did not meet with their
approval,
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-05-29
FORM NEW ROAD FEDERATION
All Highway improvement orsanlza.
tlons In State Represented at
Meeting In jefferson City.

Jefferson City.--A federation OF all
the good roads organizations in Mis-.
souri, was perfected here the other
day under the name Missouri Better
Roads Federation" Officers elected
dation OF the committee on perma'
.nent organization are:
President, Farmer Dick" Jones or
Chillicothei secretary. A. N Lindsey
of Clinton; treasurer, II. H. Wilcoxon
of Carrollton; vice president, State
Highway Commissioner Frank "
Buffum Of Louisiana, f. Z. Peake et
Kansas City, Richard Jones OF Chilli
cothe, Jewell Mayes OF Columbia and
A. N. Lindsey OF Clinton.
Among the speakers were Governor
Major, Congressman o. w. Shackle'
ford, II, A. Gass of Jefferson City,
Judge ]. NJ. Lowe oi Kansas CITY.
State Highway Commissioner Frank
w. Buffum, State Highway Ergineer
w. 8. Hawkins, Farmer Dick" Jones
of Chillicothe, Jewell Mayes OF Co
lumbia and A. N. Lindsay Of Clinton,
w. A. Alsdorf OF Columbus, O., as
sistant director general OF the Ma
tional Highways Association, in =
brief talk said Missouri is paying too
much of her road funds for super
vision, as the figures for last year
showed that out OF total Of S5,50O.'
900 expended on the highways in this
state S1.234,OOO. or 25 per cent, was
for road overseers and other super
vision.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-05-29

According to statistics given
out by the state labor bureau the
average price paid farm laborers
in Missouri in 1912 was Sl4.58 a
month and that the days work at
that time was from t2 to 10 hours
per day. while in 1918 the wages
for such labor had advanced to.
S21.60 a month including board
and room, and the daily time had
gone down to ten hours.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-05-29
IndiaestiOn2 Can't Eatf
No Appetite?

A treatment OF Electric Ritters in-
ereases your appetitei steps indiees.
ton; you can eat everything. A reat
spring tonic for liver. kidney and stom-
aeh troubles. Cleanses youR Rhols.
System and YOU feel ma. EieclFic bit-
did more for Mr.. 7 D. PEBBLES stomach
troubles than any medicine he ever
tried, Get bottle today. Soc aad 81 90
At your Druggist.
5ueklea's Arnica Salye for Eczema.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-05-29
Care Of Young Chicks.
BY H. L. KEMPsTER,

ObuuAo6 az thi5 InAocOuIb AkkA-
cultural Experiment Station war;
rant the following recommends
tions in regard to the care and
feeding of young chicks:
During the first two days OF 9
chicks life 1t should rest and
keep warm. 1t is better without
having food until 1t is forty EIGHT
hours old. Then the following
mixture should be fed in dry lit
ter and also in a shallow tray: 8
parts finally cracked wheat, 3
parts finely cracked corn, l part
steel cut oats. Keep some of
this in the litter all the time.
Chicks should have access to q
clean drinking fountain which
should be so constructed that
they cannot get themselves wet.
Il is also desirable to give them
access to sour skim milk or but
ter milk. Twice daily the chicks
should receive rolled oats or the
following mixture: 8 parts of
bread crumbs, 8 parts corn bred,
| part boiled egg. This mixture
may be fed dry or it may be
moistened with sour milk, A
very small amount OF charcoal
and finely cut green food should
also be fed. Continue the mix
ture OF wheat, corn and oats un-
til the chicks are four weeks old
changing gradually from the
finer TO more coarsely ground
feed. Keep the following mix
ture in a box where chicks may
run to il at all times; 30 parts
wheat bran. 30 parts corn meal,
80 parts wheat middlings, 10
parts beef scrap, sifted hne and
! part bone meal.
Keep fine oharcoai and gift
where chicks may have free ac-
cess to it. Feed 4 times daily.
Continue the green feed and give
the chioks milk. 1t may be ad-
yissble TO feed a wet mash once
q day at 400 P. NJ. Feed only
what the CHICKS will eat up clean
before going to roost, Change
gradually from chick food to
cracked corn and wheat, Chick
ems that are not yardsd should
be fed corn and wheat in litter as
q scratch food and should also
have access to a dry mash in a
hopper where they can help theme
selves,
Raise chickens with the simp-
lest rations possible. Clean food,
consisting Of cracked and ground
grain; animal food. such as sour
milk, buttermilk, commercial
meat scrap and bone meal; clear
water, plenty Of shade. Comfor'
table and dry quarters, freedom
from lice and access to clear
fresh earth are essentials for sus'
cessful brooding.
|
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-05-29

Yhs Cape GiraFdeau school
board is very much dissatisfied
with the report Of the man en-
ployed to take the enumeration
Of the school children OF the dis
trict, the list he turned in being
more than 900 names short OF the
enumeration Of . year ago. The
job Of taking the enumeration
was let 10 the lowest bidder, and
the board got what they paid for
an incomplete job.
About 100 o'clock. last Pues-
day morning, q man appeared 81
the window Of the Frisco depoI
in St, Genevisye, covered the
night operator with q revolver
and demanded to be let into the
office. George Willis. the opera.
tor, complied. The robber tool
S2O.05 from the cash drawer. HI
Iwaa not able 10 get into, the saf'
on account Of the opesstor no
knowing the combination.
short time later . skiff was stoleI
4irom the government quarry
north Of here, and IL is supposs'
that the robber took the skiff an
went down the river.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1914-05-29
New Express Rates In June.

The state public service commission
rescinded all orders made by the rail-
road and warehouse commissioners In
1907 establishing schedules OF express
rates. These rates were eRjoined at
the time in the federal court at Kan
sas City. This action was taken by
the commission in order to make way
for a new schedule of intra-state rates
which its experts are preparing and
which viii be promulgated about the
latter part OF June. These rates will
cut away under the old rates and Till
dounbtless be accepted