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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
Cine res Banderas"

En- ell popular Cine "Las Tres Ban
deras," de los senores Portell Garcia,
Sc ofrece esta noche un magn1fco pro-
grama compuesto de las siguientes pc
l1culas:
Una comica, "El fugitive entire Ia es-
pada y la pared'', en- seis parties, Gel
hombre bravo del Oeste" en- cuatro,
" Ell sobretodo es de verano" en- tres, y
otra c6mica.
Por cable recibido Ultima hora por
esta Empresa, Sc le anuncia ell envio
para este cine de la gradiosa pel1cula,
"RESCATADA A SANGRE FUEGO
Y ESPADA" Esta magnffca pelicula
Sc estrenara ell d1a Is de este mes.
Nluy pronto estreno del nuevo local
constru1do expresamente para ell "Ci-
ne Tres Banderas'' en- la calle del Co.
mercio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
Tribunal Municipal 4

Miguel Figueroa, ha sido denun-
clado, ante la Corte Municipal por ell
delito de seduction de Leoncia ANA
dor El juez municipal exige quinien-
tos dollars de fianza para su ibertad
provisional
-Manana sc vcran ante la Corte
Municipal, sais c&sos por infracci6n a
la Ley de Rentas Intcrnas Los acusa-
dos son, Jesls Garcia (a) Tatita, Re
gino Guzman, Victor Leon, Saturnino
Ncgron y Marc elmo Nieves, quien tie
ne dos denuncias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
PETICIONES Y MEMORIALES

" Adhiriendose al Concejo Municipal de
Comerlo, proponiendo soluciones para
proteger la agricultural Soicitando
authorization para disponer de $4,000
para adquirir muebles y enseres indis-
pensables al hospital
De la senora Flora Acevedo. de La
res. Solicitando Sc tenga en- cuenta a
su hijo Jose Rodriguez Acevedo que
Sc 'encuentra en- Kanka, Hawaii, para
que sea repatriado con los denas puer-
torriquenos.
De la Directiva del "Asilo de Huer-
fanas de Ponce" Solicitando una sub
venci6n de $4,000 para el sostenimienfo
de las huerfanitas desamparadas. -
Del senor Santiago Purcell, de Pc
nuelas. Solicitando que Sc haga una
investigation sobre su destitucion como
Collector de Rentas Internas decretada
en- rs de Octubre de 1913
Del senor Antonio Alvarez Gonza
lez lO4 frmantes mas, de Puerta de
TERRA. Soicitando que Sc legisle pa
ra que la American R. R. Co. retire
la cerca levantada dentro de la zona
uroana, desde la entrada de la San An
tonic Dock Co. hasta la fabrica de La
Colectiva.
De la Association de Empleados del
Gobierno. Solicitando enmienda 4 la
Seccion la. de la Ley del Servicio Civil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
PETICIONES A LA CAMARA DE
DE DELEGADOS DE PUERTO
RICO.
Febrero 10 de 1915.

Del Comite Executive de la Liga
Obrera. "Solicitando que Sc pida por
el Speaker al Delegado senior Aybar
que aclare los conceptos hirientes que
infri6 la Liga Obrera, al defender la
solicitud de un predio de terreno para
la Federation Libre. -
Del Concejo Municipal de Juncos.
Adhiriendose al Concejo Municipal
de Comer1o, presentado soluciones pa
ra mejorar las condolences econ6micas
del pals"
Del Concejo Municipal de Arroyo.
Adhiriendose al Concejo Municipal de
Juncos en- su petici0n para que Sc auto
rice los municipios a adquirir parce-
las de terreno para sub-arrendarlas
Del Alcalde Municipal de Vega Baia.
Remitiendo copia de communication diri-
gida al Gobernador sobre terrenos del
Pueblo de Puerto Rico y solicitando
intervention de la Legislature en- ell
asunto.
De la Liga Progresista de Jayuya.
"Solicitando que Sc vote una ley para
terminar un kil6metro de carretera en-
tre Jayuya y Ponce.
Del Concejo Municipal de Yabucoa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11


mo-.
Resumen de su carga:
PARA SAN JUAN.
Sacos de papas 926 Sacos de ali
mentos de animales 1902 Sacos de
chfcharos habichuelas 339. Sacos de
harina de trigo y maiz 1850. Sacos de
az1car 1,45O. Sacos de arroz 1,7O0.
Sacos varios 82 Sacos de abono 400
Barriles secos 392. Barriles mojados
II. Tercios de manteca 1922 Cajas
de jab6n 70. Cajas de leche 308. Ca
jas de latas vac1as para frutas, 1903.
Tambores de bacalao 1863. AUTOMOBILES
4. Rollos de soga 173. Atados de pa
pei 1852 Atados y pleas de carro
81. Tubos de hierro g. PLEAS de tu-
bos de hierro $50. Sacos de abono l, $50
Cajas de queso 20. Bultos varios g.
43O
Total 1925 bultos con 1888 tonela-
das.
PARA PONCE
Sacos de papas 261. Sacos de habi-
chuelas y chfcharos 265. Sacos de ha-
rina de trigo y maiz $50. Sacos de al
mid6n 25O. Barriles secos 175. Ba-
rifles mojados 81. Tercios manteca
Al. Cubos manteca SO. Cajas jab6n
9O1 Cajas de leche 55 Tambores de
bacalao 167 Rollos de soga II. Atados
papel so. Barriles clavos 125. Cajas
de queso 1856. Atados sacos de yute SO.
Bultos varios 708.
Total 1881 bultos con 266 toneladas.
PARA MAYAGUEZ.
Sacos de papas 230. Sacos alimento
de animales 200. Sacos de ch1charos y
habichuelas 299. Sacos harina trigo y
maiz 900. Sacos az1car 925 Sacos al
mid6n 25. Barriles secos 81. Barriles
moiados 25. Tercios manteca 90. Gu
bos de manteca $50. Cajas de jab6n
SIS. Tambores de bacalao 127. Alta
dos de sacos de yute 81 Bultos varios
ATT.
Total 4,186 bultos con 223 toneladas.
ARTICULOS DE ADEUDO.
PARA SAN JUAN.
81 sacos de bacalao y 4 sacos de pes
cada. cajas machetes, 5 sacos azadas,
100 cunetes pintura, 3 cunete de cepl-
los, 7 cajas biscuits y GAIA de efectos
de escritorio.
PARA PONCE.
167 cascos bacalao, 10 barriles y 8 me-
dios barriles de macarelas, SO atados
sacos de yute, SO cajas biscuits.
PARA MAYAGUEZ.
72 cascos bacalao, atados sacos de
yute, 25 cajas de machetes y caJas drill
de hilo.
PARA ARROYO.
! 18 sascos bacalao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
Mercado de azucari
MERCADO DE AZUCAR.
CABLES DE NEW YORK.

OEADA LEI me- w O0A.
De la Camara Insular de Comercio.)
Febre II, 1915
Creemos que ell mercado ha llegado,
por ahora, a-su l1mite mas alto.
Sc han hecho ventas q $4.89.
Ell mercado presenta aspecto de
nueva baja.
Ell mercado de az1car Sc encuentra
Rojo.
Los tenedores ofreciendo con insis-
tencia a $477
6OLETIN MERCANTIL DE ?. RICO
Sc halla de venta
EN- LOS DOS KIOSCOS
De la Plaza de BaldoTinty
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
Ell REPARTO DEL BOTIN.

Londres, 11El goherno blitanico ha admitdo prin
cpio que Gaza debera pasar provincia al
final de guerra Contestando preguna los miembros
del parmeno deseaban aher ell Goberno habla
anexado Gaitzia los interces comercaes ngless debe
progidos por agente Consular Sir Edward Grey
infom6 hoy la Camara de los COmunes que e esudara
question del nombrameto de agregado comerca ng6
reSidencia e Iemberg
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
CABLE ALEMAN

Febrer0, 1O.-Desde la Prussia Orien-
tai sc rcpOrsan solo combates locales
de escasa importancia en- los cuales los
alemanes tuvieron eXito. NADIA de i'm
portancia Sc comunica de los campos
de batalla del Oeste. Constantinopla
comunica que algunas companias de in
fanterla turca han cruzado Ell Canal de
Suez. Fuerzas combinadas alemanas Y
austrlacas estan avanzando en- la Buko-
vlna 10 largo del Vale Sucha.
Febrero, 11-Los encuentros en- Ia
frontera de la Prussia Oriental estan
progresando normalmente Los austria
cos ocuparon a la plaza de Wanna. Pc
trogrado 'admite que ell ej6rcito russo sc
We obllgado evacuar la Bukovina, ce-
dlendo al fuerte empuje de los austria
cos. Las fuerzas combinadas alemanas
y austrlacas tomaron a la bayoneta
una lmportante posici6n en- el desfla-
dero de Volcoz en- los montes Carpa-
tOs
"FECTOS DF ESCRITORlOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
G ram a S

- "A - "A - "a -
continuation de la 1a plana.)
gaera de mnas raajaban los soldados alemanes
Entire Asne los areros franceses derrbaron
un aeropano aeman que hab6ndose ncendiado vino
q reaguarda de las lneas alemanas
LA PROTESTA CUNDE
Cophenhague 11Negocaciones han tenido lugar entire
uec Hoanda con mras de una aecon
motive de la procama de Aemana estabecendo una nue.
de guerra en- aguas lnglesas
Ell GENERAL GARIBALDI.
Paris -El General Ricciott Garibald hjo del ilustre
parot lego hace das Pars para tener u una entea @
Coandante Jefe, General Joffre parto por la
tarde para Londres con Lord hcnener Sc
cretario de Estado Minstro de la Guerra
LOS TURCOS SE BATI1N EN- RETIRADA.
Londres 1-El Bureau Official de la Prensa ha publicado
un despacho del Cairo dciendo que eerco turco
bado rerada haca el este E despacho aiade
quedan fuerza hoes radio de 80 kilometres del Canal
exception de agunas opas de la retaguarda tuca
retran
Ell REPARTO DEL BOTIN.
Londres 11-El goberno tanico ha admtido en- prn-
cpio que Gatza debera pasar provinca al
final de la COnestando preguna de los membros
del parameno que deeaan saber 81 ell Goberno haba
anexado Gatza los nterses comercaes ingleses debe
nform6 hoy Camara de los Comunes que estudiara
la question del nobrameo de agregado comerca ingls
residencia en- Lemberg.
LAS PERDIDAs DE ALEMANIA
Copenhague 11-Lsas que acaban de ser publcadas (y
que legar 6stas fecha)
dan 2657O ofcaes sodados, mueros herdos desaparec
dos hacienda sub nero total de p6didas alemana 9537
hombres. habra que a1dr ell total de las O8 sas
wurtemburgueas 1872 sas bava1as II stas de la marina
DE LA GUERRA LA ESCUELA.
Paris 1-E Conseio de Ministries ha deciddo cear una
escuea naconal donde los sodados han quedado ne
podn aprender OcOs especals Esa escuea sea alberta
San MaurcO de Charenton.
JOFFRE Ell REY ALBERTO.
Paris, 11-Una nota semofca dice as: ell curse de
la recente entrevsa del Rey Alberto de Bca General
Jofe hzo entrega al geneasmo frances de nsg
MIA de la Gran Cruz de Leopodo AL expresar al Rev de los
Begas estmaba alta distinction Jofre
esta prueba de afeco para eercto
ces, persona de Jefe har1a mas
que unen los dos ej6rctos aliados
Ell "BRESLAU'' EN- CAMPANA
au de la fOta aemana) bombarde6 Yata Negro
Los daOs nsigncantes
repreaa los bombardearon ell da
puerto de TrebizOnde.
GRECIA TAMBIEN PROTESTA
Atenas Contesando q la proclma que esta-
piece una nueva de aguas ccundan
slste respeadOs los derechos guerra que
concene hechO los barcos ngeses pabe0n
NEURAL reca dice gObe1nO puede hacerse responsible
de los actOs de E GObeno ocuta que Cec
cuta con barcOs connen aprovechandose las ga
Taas hadas las eyes nternacionales particular las
de la convention de Londres
UN ZEPPELIN DESAPARECIDO
Cilnebra, nAnuncian de Fedrichshaven que IN Zenen
de utmo modeO fata desde hace das Sc spO one
maya cadO en- e mar del norte durane toenta Zepne-
In deDe haDer sdo derdo spone perecdo toa
trpuaci6n. ~ @
LA JORNADA DE AVER
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11

~TECTOS DE ESCRTTORlOS
FN LA LIBERIA DEL 'FBOLETIN''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11

-Anoche desarroll6se en- Vega Baja
I'm violento incendio en- el estableci-
miento comercial del senor Alfonso
Trapaga, cuyas existencias estaban ase-
guradas por $4,000, siendo localizado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
TURCOS Sc BATIIN EN- RETIRADA.

Londres 11-El Bureau Official de la Prensa ha publcado
I'm depacho Cairo diciendo que e ejercto turco
ha batido haca e E despacho aade
oedan hoses radio de 80 Kilometres del Canal
con exception agunas opas de la retaguarda uca que
retiran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
Para las victinas
del incendio

Ell COMITE EJECUTIVO DE LAS
FIESTAS DE CARNAVAL DE 1915,
ha tornado el acuerdo de que cualquler
sobrante que resulte de dichas fiestas,
una vez cubiertos todos los gastos, Sc
destine a socorrer las v1ctimas del
incendio ocurrido en- el Barrio de Puer-
ia de TERRA, en- la madrugada del {
de Febrero corriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
LA JORNADA DE AVER.

Paris l-Dmane la jornada de aver ha habido comba-
Ie e afCera Daante ntensos puntOs Inca
e Asne Champagne Una sla acc6n de-
de poca mporanc ha enido ugar Lorena al este
ataques del enemgo. - ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
LAS PERDIDAS DE ALEMANIA.

Copenhague 11-Lisas que acaban de pubicadas (y
hacen egar 142 e total de 6tas hasta la fecha
dan 2650 ofcaes sodados, muero heridos desapareci
dos hacienda subr ell nmero total de perddas aanas 93 III
hombres este habr1a aadr total de las 1O8
wurembmguesas 1872 istas bava1as II istas de la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
GRECIA TAMBIEN PROTESTA.


Ginebra 11Anuncian de Friedrchshaven que un Zeppelin
ae umo modeo a desde hace cuatro das supone que
maya caldO en- mar del durante tonenta RI Zenne
lin debe haber sdo dedo supone que aya perecdo oa
su tripulaci6n. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11

A las a. m. de hoy arrib6 el Coca
mo-.
Doo,x,ooo - ~, oonoa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11

Pars 11E Consejo de Ministries ha decddo crear una
escuea nacona donde los sodados que han quedado ns
podran aprender ocO especaes Esa esce alberta
San Mauricio, de Charenton.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-11
JOFFRE Y Ell REY ALBERTO
Ell "BRESLAU" EN- CAMPANA.

Perogrado 11-E 'Mdirli (antes EBres-
au de la fota aemana) bombarde6 Yalta Mar Negro
Los danos causadOs bombardeo so nsgcantes
repreaa los bombardearon mismo
puerto de TrebiZOnde
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-09
Not So Very Cheap.

The man who wishes To- economic.
was ad'is 10y u friend To 80 to n Ger.
tain restaurant.
Mighty cheap" said the friend. 50
the would u" l"ar,lcr went there. Next
day h" met that friend.
Pretty cheap place. chf" said the
latter
Not on your life"
What dc ."u mcnni can you get ~
good soup rlsrw here ~ you eau there
for the price,
"'"riainly not"
"Aid dtl ,nu ever get such ruiSt
beef nj another place for what you
paid ~ this ouri"
II never did"
We'll. then, why do yon say tho
plac" isn't cheap
''J''"a'isr." said the man who wanted
To save. while ! was eating souirl&uIy
stole my hat and oyrrcoat."-New
York Times.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-09

'hilnneys we're scarcely known In
England IN the year 100. One only
was allowed In a religious house. ono
IN q manor house nnd one IN n great
hall ~ . castle or n lords house. hut
IN other houses the smoke found Its
way ont ~ u could. The writers ~
the fourteenth century seemed 10 have
considered them ~ the newest invep
iion ~ luxury. IN Henry Wis reign
the University ~ oxford hal no FIRE
allowed. for u ~ mentioned after the
students had slpi",i. having ~ IRE IN
winter. they were obliged 10 take q
g'""l run 4" e"t heat ~ their feet im
fore they retired f"r the night. Holm
sh"l IN III" reign ~ Elizabeth lie
s'ri''> III" rr,irurss ~ the preceding
generation IN the arts ~ life.
There we're" says he. very few
"hiIunctS. Even IN the capital towns
tl" IRE was lali to ~" wall. nnd thu
Sln"s" issued out ~ the door roof ~
wit,luw."
IT, ~" year ~ i'gn n tax ~ . shil.
llnss WAS laid on chlmncys London
Strand Magazine.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-09
Pvsaiss In Msthsmsties

A New York engineer was surveying
the route OF branch line for rnil.
way system. I'm old backwooslsmnn
with whom lie stopped for a time al.
mItted one day when he saw the engi
nccr figuring In the field that mathe.
matics always seemed a wonderful
thing TO him.
Being young and enthusiastic. the
engineer began io enlarge upon Its
wonders. telling the farmer how we
could measure the distances to differ.
mt planets and even weigh the
planets; how We could furctcll the
coming ~ u comet ar nn eclipse years
In advance ~ its actual occurrence.
determine the ,clwiiy " the swiftrSt
proicciilcs. ascertain the heights ~
mountains without scaling them. and
many other things meant TO asioniSh
the old man
YES. them things ,lncs seem kinder
curious" said the Old man. hut what
always bothered me was 10 under.
stand why you have 10 carry one for
every ten. Hut n you don't" he ron.
tinucd with conviction. The ,iarlcd
thing won't come cut rlght."--Every.
body's Magazine.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-09
Woods We Use In Our TOYS,

III must not Il" considered that dolls
ar" III" only w""lcn toys Ia the mann
fnriurr "f which American ln,lustr,
has been progressing says the South
"rn Zimmerman. Among the toys
mn'lr IN this country from American
w""'> ~" toy animals. blocks. boats
"nnii"n aud f"riS, rliildr"ii's chairs. cir
ciiS sets. dolls, d"ll furniture. gaines
christmas TIE" holders. swing jumpers
rhll'lrrn'- riauns. PASTRY sets. babies
play ynrl>. i"y sh"tiug galleries. hoh
hili"rS"S. i"l'guhs. toy Wagons. toy
Hul"S nni wlwrllarruws. Has wu., l.
III" principal mHtcrnl for wn.lcn tpy >
ahl for w""i"n parts ~ metal toys
N">t 1" hasswu"i. sugar maple. irr"h
hir"h nnd white pine ARE the principal
w""dS used for toys The amount III
w""dS used annually III the United
states for toy manufacture Is nearly
.,,tu,sI feet"
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-09

Sir J. }. Thomson Is suthority Tor
the statement that when n body Is
heated above the temperature ~ boil.
Ing water II ordinarily begins 10 be
family visible. especially by avcriel
vision. hut M d.hni,c rolor IL dis.
cerBed until the temperature has risen
considerably higher. This suggests that
the first effects are felt 10y the "rais"
snd not 10y the comes" which toget her
form the rciinn. The comes nrc speci
ally concerned with the perception ~
'olor From this one would infer that
animals which see IN the dark must
have riinas particularly rich IN rods.
aud l'l,Si"lngy shows ihni this l. META.
bly true ~ the nwl. whose r.iina l.
remarkable fer the extremely great
pr"lurii"n IL r'"ls H. cones. lnn faint
light. states Professor Thomson. the
uwl s-,s ~ COLOR hut lic ~crs some.
tllng. whi"h j. g"ol enough for his
purposes where "" would see nothing
~ nll Philadelphia Record.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-09
Culp News.

Chloe Ball spent Sunday with
Lizzie Mcdonald.
The farmers are busy plant Ing
oats aud doing their spring work.
Mrs. John Stephenson spent the
day, sunday, with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Foster.
Mrs. John Lane has been real
poorly, but II reported TO be some
better.
Mrs. Herman has been real sick
with typhoid foyer, The las, reports
we're some better.
Miss Ida Kreek came home Fri.
day and spent Easter With her par.
en,s, Mr. and Mrs. 7. .. kre.k.
Mrs Vivian vandeyer and little
son, Chester, spent Faster with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Nc.
DermOt,.
Word reached here SATURDAY
morning " the death VI Ethel Nich.
OILS. which occurred at the Sisters
hospital In 81. Joseph.
The Cup people me, At tie
school house, SUNDAY, April !. and
organized a sunday school There
was large crowd present. The OH.
GERS elected we're; M Hea>t.r. sup.
eriniendent: 7. -. kr.k. assistant
superintendent: Mildred Moore or.
sanist Myrtle Lane, secretary; Gale
Watson. Glenn Walters, Chlo. liali.
Lizzie Mcdonald, librarians. Teach.
ers: Glass No. |, Mrs. Moore: No. .,
Mrs. M"permo,i: No. ), Mrs. Wal.
ter; No. !. Frank Watson. Every.
one II cordially invited tn attend.
Visitors will be made welcome.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-09

III. 1877 Bonnparte proposed the for
nation of a legion Of honor which was
10 include In It's ranks men Of ,distinc-
iion from every walk in life, not only
soldiers. but savants. jurists and au-
thors.
ut II aristocra,ic In It's tendency
said Bcrlier, a distinguished lawyer.
leading France hack 10 the ancient
regime when crosses, badges and rfH-
bons were the toys Of monarchy"
Well" replied Napoleon. men are
lcd 10y toys. The French are not all
changed by ten years IT revolution:
they are what the Gauls werc--fierce
and hcklc. They have one feeling
honor. We must nmirish that feeling:
they must have distinction"
The oath taken by a new member OF
the Legion ~ Honor was TO devote
himself TO the service Of The republic.
10 the mainiepniWe u the integrity OF
Its territory. the defense Of its govern
mcnt. laws and ~ the property which,
they have consecratej; 10 night against
every attempt 10 re.estabiish the feu-
dai regime or to reproduce the titlse
and qualities thereto beionsing."-"Na.
po'con and the End Of the French
Revolution" by Charles y. Warwick.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-09
She Knew Bo,s,

The Employer " ~! wife ,aIl> ~,
say ilhi I've Just gone nui
I'll" oill'r Ito, er.. sir: IN say II
every time size sails NJ.
The Employer You mustn't lo that.
My wife would hive u I"nr opinion II
your iruilinln,>s
TUE iin, i"s. sir: she has II now.
The Employer What ,Iu yen mean?
The ii"! Why, Ill" called NJ this
morning AMI asked me- II ! WAS III.
new Ia, AMI ! said. "irs, nlnain."
Anh sh" said II WIS no place for u
truthful i"a She sall you hal no
IT." for u truthful lazy, Then she said.
"bh YOU ever tell n iiri" Aud I said.
"Nu. ba'aui."
And wllni lid she say"
''Sle said. 'YOu'ii do. MI
Plain Dealer
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-09
A Prohibited Inscription.

In the west rl"isirr ~ Westminster
abbey, IN III" oldest part ~ the build
ihg. iml"sld,Ti IN the pavement II u
slab ~ nnrl,lr marx ing the gray. III
John lifui.iiI"n VII" WAS u ,rrgrr IN
the nhl"> '"r rm"r" ihan thirty years
nnd l"f"r" he "iinimL the situation
was IL" "himpi"n Irizrnghicr ~ Great
britain. holding ~" halt Tor rInrr than
twelve wears. The guides who show
I""l''" around the nnl"y say that when
b" was buried IN the "loisi.r some ~
his admirers wanted To imnortniiz.
him with M appropriate rplinph. nn,l
they Indicate n blank space under his
name which was left for the inscrip
ii"n. "For tw"lv" years champion
priychnhirr Of England" hut Il was
prohibited.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-09
We'll rsmpsrsd l;v;oo.

The statistics of insanity show that
the minds Of men aud women are often
msde abcrram through the STEADY
drive OF environment. In which the
simple life and the squirting city life
are equally nj fault. The figures show
the per capita ~ insanity differs little
In city and country. Rural solitude
and the ahiiormnl life Of the city nre
alike responsible for mental diseases.
IL Is M had for man 20 lie too mucl,
alone ms II i FOR him 60 be surrounded
by pcrfervid NE. The history OF the
race, the Inquiries " investigators anil
the Judgment OF specialists IN the die.
eases .of mind and body tell Us that
tho well tempered life. void Of eI.
cesscs. Is the plane upon which men
and women best endure In mental and
bodily health. temperance IT thought
AMI n temperance NJ action IN an Ell.
,ironmcnt ~ which the individual II
neither submerged hy human society
nor detached from II. 60 Seattle Poet.
1ntelligrncer.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-04-09
A Remarkable Toad.

TIL" toad II Suriunm. Dutch Guiana,
II very r"mntknllr IN "iIc r,slast. II
first nWak"s 4" life while IN it, moth.
"r's hHrh When ~" eggs arr lnkl thu
innlc takes them IN his broad paws
nid "uiri,cs Ia plH"" them III III.
lack IT It's mnt". Wh"rr they aLlrr.
10y means ~ gluiin"us sr,r,ii"u aud
10y degrees l,'nlu" embedded IN a 80.
ri"s "f curious ""ll> formed for them
IN ~" skin when ~" lrr,'ss I. com.
l'l"iril il," ",li> are rlr,'l hi u Llmi IL
m"irlrtr". Ind 'lir lrr'L 1T the fr'nnl..
toad l'Jr> siruus rrs uhlinr, tn n
rI"'r IT Il .. h"t'y' when the
SELLS are f" 81 Hid r"s,d Iirrr the
eggs me- liii ''nsl, md IN I'ir-r strange
r'Trl'ln"lis tie ,",hI rss th,uug \
their iirsl STAGES 1T illr, Hnt "urr!u
uhiil Thea 'Ii," attuiu,. In"ii I'M.
nni 'uu m'Nr ui"u "u illr sr,iir
over ~ eggs itN" iap Il ,.tfiit -. ulu
III" back ~ u ~insi" Suriinm lunI