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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-27
NUTT|NG ANXIOUS
TO Be SENATOR
Essex Assemblyman Announces
He Will Be Candidate at
the Primaries.
Especial to the Newark star.I

TRENTON, Jan. 27.-Assembly-
man Charles A, Nutting is a candi-
date, for State Senator from Essex,
so he declared today. There will be
an election for State Senator in Es-
sex this fall and Mr.. Nutting means
to be the Democratic candidate for
the Office Rumors that this was so
spread among Essex visitors to the
State House today, Other Essex
A Assemblymen were inclined to doubt
the statement, but Assemblyman
Nutting told a Star reporter it is
true.
"Yes, / certainly am a candidate
and / hope to be elected he said in
reply to a question. This is my Sec
ond year in the Assembly and I wish
to move onward. ! know the other
Essex Assemblymen 'pooh-pooh the
idea, but I a min earnest. believe
I can be elected next November and
I mean to try"
The term of Senator Austen Col
gate, Republican, expires with the
end of the year. That he will be re-
nominated by his party, appears to
be a foregone conclusion.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-27
Bill to Close Capitals
"Red Light" District Passed

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The
House yesterday afternoon passed the
Kenyon red light" bill, which went
through the Senate last week, and
when President Wilson signs the
measure disorderly houses in Wash
ington will be Illegal.
On an affidavit from any citizen
that hotel, house or apartment is
being used for immoral purposes, the
police will be compelled to investi-
gate. If the facts stated are estab-
iished the house will be closed and
sealed for one year. The owners and
lessees Of the property will be sub
jected to heavy fines.
The Kenyon bill means that the
f'red light district, which has been
accepted as one of Washington's in
stitutions for more than fifty years.
will go out of existence within a few
weeks. The police records show that
300 women live in the designated ter
ritOry.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-27
YOUTH CONFESSES
STARTLING RECORD
Of BOMB CRIMES
Burned Houses for Insurance,
Worked for Black-Handers.
Clears Murder Mysteries.

NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-Alfred Leh-
man. an undersized youth scarcely
out of his teens, sat in the witness
chair today and confessed to having
partaken in sixteen bomb outrages,
revealed knowledge of eighty, cleared
up the mystery of two murders and
furnished Information concerning a
number of lesser crimes, including ar
son and burglary.
Lehman was called as a witness in
the trial of Angelo Sylvester, accused
of one of the bomb outrages. Lehman
told the court of the burning of two
Brooklyn houses for the insurance
and many other lesser crimes. He
said the bomb outrages usually
brought the men doing the work $50.
One robbery in which a Chinese was
murdered, he said. netted him 81.
while the two men with him, who, he
SAID, killed the Chinese. got the same
amount
The lads statement corroborated in
detail confession he made to the DO
lice last fall. Lehman said he had
personally planted sixteen of eighteen
bombs, causing much damage.
The gang I worked for" he said,
were black-handerS. Ihe boss would
write letters demanding money under
threats of death to well-known Ital-
ians. When they did not come across
l was sent with a bomb. They usually
paid up after the explosion of the
bomb. If they didn't we went after
'em again.
Lehman was rrested with two others
in Lyndhurst, n. j., in October The
trio was charged with setting off a
bomb in the establishment of Kleen
& Co., in Lyndhurst. Lehman thought
that the gang did not intend to aid
him. and, accordingly, the New York
police received word that he had a
story that would interest them
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-27
Third of Mrs. Sayres Chums
Follows Her to the Altar

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27.-Miss
Helena w. Hogue, friend of Mrs
Francis B. Sayre, the President
daughter, is going to follow three OF
her college chums to the marriage
altar Her engagement to George F.
Titmann. of St Louis, has just been
announced.
Miss Hogue is a daughter OF
Thomas C. Hogue, the Quaker Evan
gelist," of West Chester. and since
last spring she has been secretary in
charge of the extension work of the
Philadelphia Young Women's Chris
Jessie Wilson, Miss Helen Hays and
Miss Lucia Sloan. all chums at
Goucher College, Baltimore, arranged
a benefit concert at st. Louis last
spring for the endowment fund of
their college,.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-27
Orange Tot, Watching Glow
of Candle, Is Badly Burned

Catherine Peters. six years old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Peters. Of 157 North Park street. Or
ange, was seriously burned when her
skirt caught fire. She is IN the Or
ange Memorial Hospital in critical
condition. The yonngster while alone
upstairs lighted candle and watched
its glow. She failed TO notice her
clothing With her dress ablaze. the
tot dashed downstairs and her mother
met her at the foot of the stairway
and with neighbor, Mrs Ellen
Maroney, beat out the flames Mrs.
Peters's hands were badly burned. She
was attended by physician. whfla
her daughter was hurried to the hpGr
pitaL
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-27
End of London Coal Strike
Near as Men Compromise

LONDON, Jan. ga speedy termi-
nation of the coal strike, which began
January 21. was foreshadowed today.
The union men voted to resume work
in all coal yards where the employers
had consented to grant an increase of
two cents ton for loading coal AS
several of the largest London firms
have agreed to this, 1t is generally
thought that the others will be unable
to hold out much longer. The strike
has involved about 10000 men.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-27
j Killed, Others Dying,
III Explosion on Mauretania

Lfr ERPOOL, Jan. 27.--Four men
are dead and several others are be-
lieved to be dying today as result
of an explosion aboard the Cunard
liner Mauretania.
The explosion occurred in the en-
gine room. In the course of repairs
workmen were using a bottle of con-
densed was in brazing metal work.
This exploded with a roar that shook
the ship A score of men in that part
of the vessel were knocked from their
feet. Those nearest were terribly
mutiiated four being killed instantly.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-27
No More R. R. Demurrage to
Manufacturing Companies

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Great
manufacturing corporations having
so-called industrial railroads connect
ing their plants with trunk lines may
no longer receive demurrage or per
diem charges and various other "al-
lowances." according TO decision of
the Interstate Commerce Commission
today.
1t was held that such practises are
nothing less than unlawful rebates.
which accrue to the benefit of the in
dustries themselves and give them
undue" unreasonable and unlaw-
fur' advantages over competitors.
Testimony in the case developed that
the so-called trusts having such rail-
roads enjoy income from such charges
running into millions of dollars each
year.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-27
Dynamite Safe
and Get $500

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Jan. 27.-
Robbers early today dynamited the
vaults of the Merchants and Planters
Bank, of Humphrey, Ark, twenty
miles south of Pine Bluff, and escaped
with SO, 800 in cash.
Guests of a nearby hotel who heard
the explosion and started to investi-
gate were forced back to their rooms
by the/robbers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-27
East Orange Discrimination
Case Is Referred to Mayor

In report submitted last night the
! license committee of the East Orange
&City Council declared it has no right
to interfere in the complaint of East
&orange negroes to the effect they are
eliminated against by the manage
4ment of the Lyceum Theatre Tho
committee advised the Compliments
TO refer their case to Mayor Julian A
Gregory.
a Hamilton Travis, negro. who was
tpresent, declared the matter would he
&taken to court.
The management of the theatre con-
tends 1t has the right to assign its
*patrons to seats. 80
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-27
Unsettled Weather, With
Rain, Promised for City

The unsettled, cloudy weather,
which has prevailed for the last two
days, will continue tonight, with
slightly rising temperature, accord
ing to the bulletin of the Weather
Bureau, issued today.
There is a strong probability of
rain tomorrow, the bulletin says, fol-
lowed by slightly colder weather.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-27
Three Children Are Dead
from Eating Rat Poison

HALEYVILLE, Ala, Jan. 27.-Three
small children of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Rowland here are dead today. the re-
suit of eating rat poison while their
parents were away from home visit
ting.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-27
Four nights to caIIfern,s

via Washington Sunset Route Sunset Linn
tied daily; no extra fare. New train-se
bours' quicker tourist car service So $50
1853 Broadway; 3s4 Fifth avenue. New York
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-27
Hamburg-American Line Has
Sll,250,000 for Rate Wal

BERLIN, Jan. 27.-The annual re-
port of the Hamburg American Line,
issued yesterday, predicts categor-
ically that war to the knife viii be
waged with the North German Lloyd
and other continental shipping com
panies whose working agreement
comes to an end on January 81.
The report states that after the
payment of ten per cent. dividend
for 1918 the sum of s11, ESQ, 600 will re-
main in the treasury from the years
profits for the amortization, reserve
and increased competitive warfare ac-
count" The company had $12, ,125, 600
in cash at the end of the business
year.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-27

LONDON. Jan. 27.-Atlantic rate
war was begun in earnest yesterday.
the Cunard, White Star and Ameri-
can lines promptly responding TO the
Hamburg Americans challenge by
announcing reductions in stearage
fares of $3.50 from Europeran and IS
and $3.50 from American ports.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-09
Pro-Vasco Nunez

Manana sabado, diez del corriente, Sc
reunlra en- ell casino Espanol" la Jun
ia que trabaja para reunir fondos con
que contribuir al monumento que, en-
homenaje q Vasco N1nez de Balboa, ha
de levantarse en- Panama.
La reunion de ma1ana Sc celebrara
como la anterior, Ell ell "Casino Espa-
nol".
Ademas nos participa ell Licenciado
Ramirez de Arellano, que en- dicha reu-
MON Sc procedera a la election de nueva
Directiva de Ia Union Ibero Ameri-
cana.
La reunion Sc llevara q efecto las cua-
tro de la tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-09
Suelto reproducido

Nuestro colega La Campana de
Arecibo, reproduce nuestro suelto 'La
Ordenanza del bozal", en- que rechaza-
bamos las alevosas insinuaciones de
clertos malandrines con respecto la
y trascendental ordenan-
"a del cuartel general de policia con re-
laci0n "a los que asaltan la tribuna para
encanallarla con un lenguaje indigno.
Agradecemos al buen colega la repro
duccion de nuestro trabajo, por la soil
dalidad que con clio presta a nuestra
campana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-09
Teatro Municipal

Ell pr6Ximo marteS 13 eI popular
Raul del Monte volvera con su compa-
MA al Teatro Municipal por 6 tinicas
funciOnes, debiendo embarcarse para
Santo Domingo. La companla que Sc
present0 algo deficiente la primera vez,
vuelve ahora Ell condolences inmejora-
bles y ell pGblico podra pasar un buen
ratio ameno Los tltimos artistas que
llegaron de la Habana en- ell vapor .Ju-
liza, han refOrzadO notablemente la com
pania Nos han habIado muy bien del
gallego Juan Conde" de Carmita Ruiz
y de Josefa Naranjo Extraordinario el
cornetin sefior I4iborio MILAN.
No habra NADIA mas que estrenos :
Los Cheverones Iona del angel, +"
8aracuta" parodia en- dos actos de la
Mascota I'll La guerra de Europa -,
La Perla del Golfo'', Gun cadaver
viv0, " "Noche de San juan.
FL empresario senor Maucini nos CO.
mlnica que ha puesto tel6fono en- ell
Taatro No. 444, que pOr apartado de
localidades pueden dirigirse a su do
mcilio Cruz Is por tel6fono 304 azul
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-09
Crinen pasional

Publlcamos aver un cable recibido en-
ell goblerno en- ell cual ell abogado Mr..
Cass, de Albany, solicita que Sc comu-
nque con ell la familia de Antonio Por-
to, al que Sc acusa de un delito de ase-
sinato.
En- la prensa de los EstadoS Unidos
llegada aver, encontramos inforlnacio-
nes acerca del asunto.
FL acusado no Sc llama Antonio Por-
to, sln0 Antonio Pont6n. Estudiaba le
yes en- Albany, y hacia dos amos que
viva en- casa de Miss Bessie S. KRONER.
Pont6n Sc enamor6 perdidamente de
Miss Bessie, le declare su passion, la
gentil americana no parecfa mostrarse
rehacla los galanteos del joven estu-
dante
Por fin Miss Bessie correspondi6 al
amor brindandole, y llev6 con su rem
dido adorador dos amos de relaciones.
Este ano, Ponton vino a Puerto Rico
a pasar las vacaciones con sus familia-
res, y al regresar Schenectady, Sc en-
contr6 conque Miss Bessie, olvidandose
del eterno amor que lie jurara, habia
contraido matrimonio con un abogado.
Pont6n, desesperado, Sc present6 en-
casa de la infel y delante de varias per-
sonas la apunale6.
Practicable la autopsia, Sc encontr6
que Miss Bessie habla recibido ounce
heridas.
La finada era una profesora muy que
rida en- Albany.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-09
Ell kinetofono


Anoche, con un lleno desbordante. Sc
llev6 a efecto, en- el "Cine Lnlna''. ell es-
treno del 'kinetofono", de Edison.
Todos los n1meros gustaron mucho.
Ell p1blico sali6 muy complacido del
espectaculo.
La empresa ha ijado, para las fun.
clones restantes, los siguientes progra-
mas:
Vlernes de octubre.-Sexteto de la
Opera Luccia, cantado por eminentes
artistas. Ell Encanto de los Ninos,
(cantado) Ola Podrida (Poutpourri
de canto y m1sica).
Sabado 10 de Octubre.-Fra Diavolo
Comica la. parte cantada y recitada.
Fra Diayolo Opera C6mica, "a. piarte,
cantada recitada. Said Pasha. 3 Tn
ViaJe d la India, c0mica cantada. Los
Cinco Solteros, c6mica cantada ha-
blada.
Domingo II de octubre.-El Violin
Viejo, musical y hablada. La Mascotta.
Opereta c6mica, Ter Acto.
Fra Diavolo, Opera C6mica, pa parte,
Ser. Acto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-09
Fletes para Europa

Los sefores J. 7. Silva Cfa Con-
signatarios de la "Companfa Trasatlan-
tica francesa, nos avisan que Ell el via
je extraordinario que practicara el
yapor Abd-el- el-Kader el dfa Is del CO.
rriente con destino Cabo Haitiano.
admitira carga para Europa tipos de
hetes moderados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-09
Fl presupuesto
municipal

Hemos recibido la ordenanza fjando
los prasupuestos del Municipio de San
Juan, para el ano econ0mco de 1914
915 que comienza ell 10. de Julio de 1914
y termina ell 80 de Junio de 1915.
Damos las gracias por el envio del
documento mpreso, y nos ocuparemos
de el con mas extension que ahora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-09
La Obra de la buroCraCla

la barbarie y las ordenadas ferocida-
des de la cultura.
Quien Sc engolfe en- estas refexiones
acaba por no saber que es peor: 81 la ig-
norancia de abajo 8 la civilization de
arriba, porque ALI donde surja un hom-
bre capacitado para realizar ell bien, ALI
estaran la civilization para calumniar-
10, y la ignorancia para escarnecerlo.
Prueban esta triste verdad, entire otros
martires, ell austero Jaures, ell cual, aun-
que erguldo como un abeto, emblema de
la elevation, Sc abatfa en- la congoja
de su fracaso cuando fue derribado Dor
la penuria moral del hombre, que toma
foma de lenador para derribar los abe
tos que descuellen sobre los arboles car
condos
Hace dos amos, con el acerto de quie-
nes pienSan honradamente, escribi0
Jaures en- L'HUMANITE.
Anunciase para Europa um casti-
go terrible. Durante toda una genera
ci6n, entregada por complete sus COM
petencias, suS combinaciones egoistas
para aSegurarse las mercedes V las con
ceSiones financieras de Abdul-Hamid,
ha permitido ell sultan rojo el degiiello
de los armenioS Y el incumplimiento de
todoS los compromises del tratado de
Berlin. Despu6s Sc ha arrojado sobre
ell mundo del Islam en- el mOmento en-
que parecla apetecer un ensayo de IL
bertad, y en- Marruecos, en- Bosnia Her
zegovina, Ell Tripolitania ha desenca-
denado empresas de perfdia. de volen-
cia y de rapina, con ejemplos de apeti-
tos ilimitadoS El crimen de Ma
rrIecos, el maldito Marruecos, ha
susctado la empresa tripolitana,
que a Su -.Hee-4ta- ereado@l
ci6n que produce la guerra de los Bal
kanes, de la que puedeNsalir la guerra
universal. Ell robo ha provocado el ro-
DO, el crimen ha provocado el crimen
FL hartazgo de los unos ha tentado la
codicia de los otros.
Apenas Sc empezaba cumplir su va
ticino, lie evitaron Jaures. privandOle
de la vida, el horror de verlo clmplido.
A sus justas indignaciones Sc subsi-
guieron los b6licos entusiasmos que Sc
manifestan en- estas frases imperiales.
Dijo un emperaGor, hablando de una
victoria de sus soldados "Yo confio
EN- ell triunfo definitivo, porque Dios
Irrotege nuestras armas ;" Dijo otro en-
perador, cuando sus huestes alcanzaron
un triunfo sobre las de aquel: mis-
ejercitos, con la protection del Altisimo,
aniquilaran al enemigo."
iQu6 diferencia entire ell pensamiento
estelar de Jaures la mentalidad te-
rrestre de un emperador
Pero, jque dira Ia Divina Providen-
cia, entire tanto, de la participation que
le atribuyen los emperadores. quien de
un modo, qlien de otro. en- el crnen d.
lesa humanidad que Sc perpetra en- Eu-
ropa? Sea 10 que fuere, senores, me pa
roce cue 81 lleg5semos a la conclusion de
que los males de la sociedad no tienen
remedio, 8 "a la de que no 10 hay para los
vicios de que esos males son castigos,
deberiamos ir valerosamente al suicide
universal para que habitase este mundo
tragico ell dios de los emperadores
Manuel ALVAREZ
Monzon (Portugai), IA de Septiem-
bre de 1914
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-09
COMMERCIAL.

Nos participa Ell se1or Luis Blondet
Delannoy, de Guayama, que con fecha
- de septiembre ha comprado al senor
Vicente Lopez el establecimiento co
merclal que tenia establecido en- dieha
ciudad
Del active passive Sc hace cargo ell
seiior Blondet.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-09
Irving g II. Flesl,

En- ell "Carolina" lego esta capi-
tai, nuestro estimado amigo Mr. Irving
A. Flesh, de la acreditada firma de New
York w. b. Flesh and Bro.
Mr.. Flesh ha venido traer las tllti-
mas novedades del ramo que viene ira
bajando con tanto exito ha puesto su
en- la calle de Tetuan mime
TO %.
Deseamos a Mr.. Flesh muy buenos ne
goeios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-09
Sc cayo de un un'andan1io

En- una obra que Sc esta llevando 4
cabo en- Santurce, en- una casa de don
Santos Alonso ell albanil Jose Marrero
tuvo la desgraca de eaerse dc I'm anda-
MO, sufriendo varias contusiones inn
portantes
Fue llevado al Hospital Municipal,
donde aun permanece
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-09
Ia candidatura roia

FL Tribunal Supreme resolvi6 esta
tarde ell pleito de rojos y verdes, decla-
rando que la candidatura que debe ms
cribirse como Official es la del Lcdo.
Todd
En- ell case de don Simon Moret, ell
Tribunal confrmo la sentencia apelada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-09
FL Licenciado Rayo

Nuestro buen amigo ell Licenciado ia
cinto Rayo, de Aibonito ha llegado
aver San Juan Aqui Sc propone pa
sar algunos dfas. Ell BOLETIN Sc los
desea muy felices.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-09
SOLIDARIDAD

Nuestros colegas La Opinion Ell
Dia, de Ponce, y ell Heraldo Espanol,
de esta capital, reproducen tambien ell
articulo Solidaridad, del BOLETIN, ELI
Ihomenaje a la heroica Belgica.
Ell Dia, ademas de la expresada re-
production, pone este gentl comenta-
Ilio:
POR BELGICA.
"Los PROFESSIONALS RESIDENCES en- San
IJuan, graduados de las reputadlsimas
Inniversidades belgas amigos admi-
Iradores de ese pueblo heroe martir
en las actuaciones de SUI neutralidad,
lunidos por Ell sentimiento de la graft
Iiud y admiration que la invicta Bel
IGica inspira al corazon la justicia hu-
Imana, en- las acometidas brutales de la
Iactual debelaci0n teutonica, empren-
lden-y es altamente loable su conduc-
da-emprendeE, decimos, una Obra ga
llarda, noble, piadosa, concurriendo
con ell sufraglo de todos d mitigar en-
lalgo Y por alg1n modo, la queja que
lpr0tieren ell dolor, la horfandad V La
ldesolaci0n d. Belgica, puesta segtn el
ldesignio providencial, q la mas ruda
lprueba pOr los altos prestigios del ho-
lnor.
Belglca, auEque pequena pOr su eX-
Tension geografica, transfgurada esta
lya gigantescamente para la epopeya y
lpara la historia Ahora, bien merece
| Ia solemne demostraci0n, ell esfuerZo
asI tan generoso digno de la ofrenda
lliheral que Puerto Rico promote hacer
lllay que prooar que tambi6n aqu1 hay
lespiritus elevados que eval1an los gran
des hechos hay que presentar Puer-
Ito Rico EN- ell justo aprecio de la go-
lria y esplendor de ese pueblo her6ico,
ly demostrar que los hombres aqu1 SEN
ltimos con Ell Y estamos con el en- las su-
lprcmas horas de dolor-del d0lor que
asi por la patria amada, ennoblece Y
lJustlfica tantO Y tanto.
Vean nuestros lectores en- la pa. pa
gina de este n1mero la exposition y
que insertamos relativa 4
tai asunto Els un trabajo tan gallar-
Idamente redactado como piadosamen-
tie acOnse jado. "
Y ell Heraldo, secunda la campana
con estas hernOsas palabras:
Con sumo gusto publicamos ell an
| terror art1culo tornado de la edici0n
del Boletin Mercantil del dia del co
lrriente
Ell Heraldo 10 hace suyo excita los
sentimientos aitruistas del pals puerto
Irriqueno . que contribuya con su 6bo-
10 para aliviar en- algo la triste situa-
ci6n que hoy atraviesa ell her6ico pue-
bio belga metido en- la gran contienda
Ieuropea, obli@ado por la sagrada de
Ifensa de su territorio amenazado por
ana fuerza superior en- todos sentidos. -
Agradecemos 4 tan buenos colegas la
ooperaclon que nos prestan con La pu-
! Jlicidad que dan la humanitaria idea
de ayudar 4 los belgas reconstruir su
vida.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-22
MAt Hon,e.,

Mrs. John Koblegard5 and Miss Lii
lie Koblegard were "at homo" last
evening to number Of their friends
who came to say good bye" to DIR.
and Mrs. Frederick Statherss who will
leave this evening for New York from
which port they will set sail on the
lVariban for their new home in South
America.
The floral decorations of the rooms
were groupings Of golden rod and as
paragus vines. In the dining room
the tables centerpiece was tall glad
iolas in a japanese holder. Ices.
cake and bon bons were refreshingly
served to the guests by Mrs. Robert
Wilson of Pittsburg and Mrs. Edward
Wehner.
Many good wishes for a safe and
enjoyable voyage were extended DR..
end Mrs. Stathers by their friends
who regret their departure from their
old home.