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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-09
BIRMINGHAM

Mrs. John Hanna has gone 10 Fair-
grove 10 vryfr Ter parents -
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Strawbridge
have gone 20 Savannah. Ga, 10 spena
Mrs Michael Koikis has sold her
farm In Clawson for siS.So0,
Born. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nc
Cielisn. Of Big Beaver. daughter
Harry Lowe and Edward Daniels.
OF this place. were a tie for high man
IN the blue rock gun shoot hsld IN
Birmingham Thursday afternoon
when they each broke o. out OF 90
Frank H-isnesie,- tshlAnd Park.
and Charles Tricky, OF Detroit.
Harry Lowe won half leg IN the
Barbour trophy cup at this shoot and
half a leg at the shoot two weeks
ago. There are four member. OF -, -
phy cup. Harry Lowe. James Cooo
Phillip Setback and Bern Schoon-
over. Two shoots constitute lee
and three legs wins the CUP ne
". +. barbour. OF Bloomfield Hills
Roy Montgomery. OF Billings. Mon
tana. Is guest OF his mother. Mrs
z. Montgomery. on Forest-sve-
The Rehekah ledge, OF birnllne nan.
celebrated its fourth anrive rsary on
Thursday evening in their lodge
Carl Lake. of Alment, is visiting
his PARENTS Mr.. and MIS- RANSOM
Lake on Maple-sve- west
Mrs Elmer Cowan visited her
daughter. Mrs Mabie Graham. In De-
trott. Friday.
Mrs James stewart. OF Big Rapids'
who has been visiting her sister. MIS-
William Hanna on sou,hreid ave.
has gone 20 Holly 10 visit her sister.
Mrs stephen williams.
MI and Mrs Volney Nixon have re-
turned from a summers stay in their
at Pine Lake
The. Queen Esther circle viii meet
night NJ the home OF MISS
Gladys Barber on woodward Save
north.
Rev. Or. NcCarroli. of Detroit. viii
give an address IN St James Epis-
soraI church sunday morning.
Mrs Mary Chapman. OF Toledo. 10
crest Of Mrs Joseph Croft
The Palmer league Of Southheid.
rsll meet this saturday Afternoon
With Miss Laura Strich.
Mr.. and Mira Frank Deer. OF Pom
Lac. were called here by the very !
serious illness OF Alfred Deer, of Ha-
ei-xt
George Stephenson has returned /
rom a trip 10 Maple Rapids.
Fred Hamiin. OF Pontiac. was 4
siicr here Friday
Harry Bolton. OF Birmingham. has
one TO Romeo 10 live.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-09
YPSILANTI

The Foresters. knights OF Pythiss
and the Woman's Benent association
~ the Macca bees. will each meet AT
Tie O'Clock Monday evening In their
The W. r. G. win meet Friday at
ternoon az $40 and the q. A. r. at
7.50 Ia the evening In the Sherman
Ebeech Memorial hall
DR.. and Mrs. John Noonan. OF Bel
grade. Mont, have BEEN yperttuy
some time In the city. Mrs. Noonsn
WAS Miss Edith Harper, daughter or
Mr. and Mrs Theodore Harper. OF
south Westinghouse
Miss Margaret Vivian has returned
from weeks visit At the home OF
her brother, William Vivian. In De-
The Peoples Abstract Co. Of Ann
Arbor. reports the s9slowins ,aIs py
Coates and wife, property on North
Westinghouse. Ypsiiantf. Mich; con-
si6sration. $3.s5e.
The jail apartments are soon 70 ..
changed from the old quarters In r
Cross So. TO the basement OF the city
The funeral service for John Reyer
aged 81 years. ~ss held today sat
urday) from the residences OF VII
liam scoviile. and the body was taken
TO HIS late home at Battle Creek. for
fntermenf-
The arst meeting OF the season OF
the Ladies' Literary club viii be heit
In the club house on North Wash
ingtoh-~t. Wednesday afternoon
The Daughters OF Veterans VIII
meet Thursday evening
The meeting Of the Denton Music
club. which was TO have met Friday
evening at the home OF Miss Carrie
: rrhine. was postponed until later
date.
Tne n. and r. club win NEE. next
with Miss Maude Carpenter on PEARL
~.
Tisuton Heart is able to be on the
street again
The Friends Church Missionary So
eiety " filing a barrel with cloth
tug. whirb ! sto be cent. Nov. J. TO
TIE Rescue Home Ia Columbus. o
T. Abe Lord the portion Of. hfs peo-
be pseact.ed Sunday By Rev Mr. Com.
heiiaek IN the Stony Greek VI. r.
church NJ 10 o'clock: at Willis At IL
o'clock. and At West surnrter al r.SN.
The influence OF life on faith" -
tie subject OF Prof De Forrest Po<s
sermon in the stony Creek Presenter
Ian church Sunday morning al 10 40
Misc May Case Marsh secretary OF
D one Of the Detroit Y, W. c As. wiz
E address the Normal Y. W. c. a. at 4
lo'clock.
. Mics Genevieve o'Brssn has Accept.
: cd position al bookkeep& AND
Z stenoGrapher In the office OF Charles
L. Brooks In Ann Arhor
= Mrs. Florence Coleman and chill
!. dren. OF Montana, are Waiting Mr.,
y fchsrles Johnson In Pittsheid town
? ship.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-09
BASE BALL
IN SCHOOL
Returns From Big
Game Are Rulletined
For Students

ANN ARBoR, Mich. Oct s.--Be-
cause he preferred to have high
school boys under his eye. rather
than in pool rooms watching the
bulletin boards during the playing
Of the xorld,s- seriea. Principal W.
NJ. Akin arranged with . local news
paper to have bulletins Of yester-
days game between Boston and
Philadelphia sent to the high school.
All Of the boys and many OF the
girls remained to cheer their favor
ties a. the returns were read IN the
school auditorium.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-09
PORTRAIT OF
KAISER WINS
PRIZE IN CANADA

First prize for oil paintings In the
ingersoti.. Ont, fair was awarded
for a portrait of Kaiser Wilhelm. A
committee composed Of society men
and women Who put art above
patriotism decided that the kaisers
portrait was better picture than
The portrait OF Canadian COW or
the picture OF Canadian pond. An
ofncer OF the Seventh infantry bat.
TALON became 40 rot that he up
braided the committee severely for
what he called its breach OF patriot.
Ism. and ended his TRADE by turning
the picture TO the ValI.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-09
FORD.

ofncer Ben Donaldson. who shot
Alex Wynskifski. ~ years old. Of
Get. in the arm. Friday afternoon.
during -zalnnn hraMl has been
taken into custody by the county OF
details and put In the county jail.
Victorious strikers. while celebrat-
ing in a Hungarian saloon on Bid
dle-avs. north. got into q nght. and
Donaldson tried to slip them. Fail
ing by words, he began using his
Complaint has not yet been made.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-09
PRINCE SHOT
BY SOLDIER
Frenchman Jealous of
English Kings Son
and Pretty Wife

NEW YORK, Oct. s.-The Sun
this morning carries a story to the
effect that the prince OF Wales was
recently shot in the arm by q
French corporal. who became jeal
Gus OF the princes innocent atten.
tons to his pretty wife. waitress
in q restaurant frequented by ON
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-09

One slesty morning during the
m, n OF drove row ii. "s team ,n,S m nsm:
fallen electric light wires and one
of his horses Was killed. A suit for
damages VAS set for this term OF CIR
tender of sssf,ie -fFesa the Eastern
Michigan Edison company In pay
msnt for his claim. and dropped the
xnit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-09
Thieves Take chIekSns

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Oct. o.
Mrs. Jerry Collins, Of this city. has
been cured Of her habit Of locking
the hen house door and hiding the
key under the door.mat or some 9th.
er convenient place nearby. some
body who evidently knew OF Mrs.
cofffns' habit unlocked the door and
lugged on half-dozen prize ban
tams. and prospects OF the Collins
poultry winning blue ribbons at the
next chicken show are decidedly
slim.
The teeth In q gigantic moose
skull. found In the sand Of a Wis
consin creek bottom. have an esti-
mated value Of $50 apiece.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-09
fINDOTTE

Ihnfoe. YA1e. Mich, WAS In
XXI N 60e1nesn Saturday.
~ A>t3etic CLUB u rsfn-
~ the proceeds OF which
~ furnish the ciubrooms.
o0ho0ls ~ e.. Daley h In
- bueiue1s Saturday.
0Pa W0Ham kreEer. Bid
01r6fk, viii motor TO Ann Ar
~ e. visit their daughterN
- 1Nfh and Louise Kfeger.
y Gteou6 tog the university.
n6 Ava And vtDla Stleier are
49, Ypstlanti Normal for the
i D1EFYU- xfxfUcn tszvvS SAT-
f(oyuO0u Tor 4 weeks stay In
c0tk city, where he Will sit ne
= - 1ec delegates from Aitchl-
fbo nupreme council. G., VI. b.
(@A Will discuxs rates and In
ytthaIys living near 0ibrsl-
no 6(1teoF BY q dog few days
81 ~. a. q. Dsuiilard ordered the
2S3 Hoi7{a. Creek rd.. was taken
1 ~. Eiibnrt Memorial hospi-
<er1Ay morning In critical
Meyer. who has been IN In
vi Eifbert hospital for two
~ 0onva1escfng
n Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
E03. &vreka and Tweifth-sts., a
a kAhy. Friday.
Xaoey Hankson IL improving.
~ sewing club met with
4 Matte Benin. Eim-st, Friday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-09
ECORSE

Rev. John snooh will conduct reg
War services IN the Presbyterian
church Sunda%
The board Of trustees ~ the Pres
byter'Hn church. viii meet Tuesday
evening
y The Board OF Commerce win hold
a. regular meeting Thursday.
The supper given by the ladies' OF
the Presbyterian church Thursday
was we'll attended
Z 81 Francis Xavier Dramatic club
meets Monday evening In the Band
hall
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-09

1a REQUIRES al professional
nphers 70 be licensed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-09

Hankow IN 1914 exported 4,545
tons of bean oil, valued at $4,000
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-09


ckvo6., saeFning Worship az
~ srGn0n en- The SURVIVAL OF
~ ~ raw Charles w. Jones.
~ school ~ IL m
64n Endeavor at s:4s .. m,
- = leader. He q follower
GVftle HaaM leader.
wcr, asYRI a. =. ~! .TSrow nss
vteeian church. First and
s0eo. Communion services
~ q m. sermon by Ma My
- schcol 1t HAS
52Ion Endeav0r ~ s:4s. Mrs y
l11s: Isader. topic. BE a lead
80 foll0wer'"
~ services At 1885, sermon
ohen's Episcopal church.
C6setnut-st. Rev. r. @. H.
rector.
- crsyer and sermon: 1880.
~ nchooL ii.15.
- Slayer and sermon. J.
rlct Epiecopsl church. oak
~ <oves.. Rev. l. c. LoveJoy.
yoUuiaF services
f.ugherAn church. syca-
TtfSh-ntea. Rev. A. Sier-
7s, X1U(oE, erguiar pervtces-
FIN 1d1~ Eyangeitcol church,
I'M fouSth.ots. regular
S 4. schmidt wtii preach.
4 % vne)ons Ia the Trinity Es- !
~ Iefan church. have been
IN - services VIII DC held !
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-09

ohouss Episcopal church.
C6eetnut-sf. Rev. n. @. ID.
srsycr and sermon: 1880.
~ ochOoI, ii,1S.
- Sssyer and sermon. :.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-09

1 Lutheran church. syca-
Z Itf1h-ntee. Rev. a. Sier-
;:, X2G@6r, erguiax Uervices-
Nm 1do% Evangelicnl church,
I'M fouSfh.ota. regular
=. schmidt VIM preach.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-09

lS1 Epiocopsl church. oak
~ ~nveS.. Rev. l. c. LoveJoy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-09

xteeian church. First and
71& s1fe. Communion services
5 =. IA. Sermon by Ma. My
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-09

- ochooi 1t Has
~ Endeavor ~ s.4s. Mrs ~.
S3Hr: leader. topic. BE a lead
" ssrvices at 1880. sermon
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1915-04-02
to Foruet,

Caesar was so ready to forget that
even Cicero, who was by no means a
constant friend to him. relates, as sin,
gular proof of his noble heart, that he
HAver used to forget anything except
Tue wrong done to him, Indeed. to
pardon is a most beautiful revenge;
but 10 forgetis still more beautiful
Petrafch.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1915-04-02

The body Of Pope Plus X. who died
last summer, has been placed in the
crypt beneath st Peters, III Rome,
one of the most celebrated burial
vaults in the world
A portion of the crypt was In exist
ence long before the erection OF the
present cathedral, having formed par,
of an ancient church The flooring in
the passages, some of which are little
more then six feet in height, has been
worn by the feet of thousands OF per
sons who yearly visit the place.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1915-04-02
BEAUTlFYING THE HOME

Every country home may be beau.
tiful, but in order to have It so there
must be cooperation by the whole
family. From the guide mon down
to the tiniest tot, there should be re,
sponsibilities shouldered, and none
should be allowed to shirk their part
of the program.
Stock must be fenced off the yard
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1915-04-02
Rules and Regulations Cove ling the Roanoke Valley
League for the S son of 1915
EligibiI

of Rapids eligible partcpe
pmshp gameso e League provided: q
of
playing any championship game shall continuous residence
good faith thereafter as g
hereby made this
be at st
Players covered anoe eligible
registration
provided
league This form andmu
residence of
signed by player endorsed he Governor
application and approved by the President of the League his absence by the Vice
application submitted % Presden proper
order ref the PLAYER eligible
Remuneration
league ST llbe divided
their moneys
pended subject the orders Of the ms of the
Direct the governors of the league have
resolved player shall participate the league
Change of Team
having been released by tho
governor elen
discretion e ed player another application by
such reeas d player
Nunb Der of Players
shall have red an eighteen
filled by the stNmi described of available
BYLAWS
Srangs the league
umpire
Power of Umpire
full charge of tie conduct
Spaudmg Official Rules with the exception above noted
Practice Days
Practice days for each team giving em sole and exclusive use the League grounds
such follows Rosemary tuesdays Roanoke Mills Wednesdays Roanoke
for shall
1918 and two games shall be played Saturday and each Saturday thereafter un
schedule and dates for these postponed be
by the Board of Governors
called after the end of tf
discretion Of the The Rosemary shall play the last each Sat
uray o the regular league schedule
Adopted by Board of Governors, March 26 and e. 1915
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1915-04-02

grass plot. chickens should not be al
lowed about the house; walks Of some
kind boards, stones. rocks should
define the pathways, and the lawn
should be raked and scraped until
level. when blue grass should be en-
couraged to grow Shrubbery, If only
the native bushes, and herbaceous
perennials should be set out along the
lines and edges. Care should be ex-
ercised to keep them growing.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1915-04-02

III ERE Ia a collar, made Of sheer
IL batiste and a very narrow fancy
edging, that will interest every WON
an who appreciates the value Of such
dainty and easily made accessories
Aside from their becomingness they
protect the bodice at the neck and
they cost next to nothing This one
Is merely a graduated hounce of the
batiste, to which three rows OF braid
have been stitched, mounted to a
straight band. This band is basted
into the neck of the bodice,
At the front the collar is sewed to
the band without fullness, but il is
gathered at the sides and back and
stayed with small wires which are
almost entirely concealed by the gath
ering OF the batiste
Collars Of the sheerest laces are
made in the same way. They are
somewhat narrower and are gathered
along their entire length into mar
row band. The small stay-wires hold
them in the right pose about the neck
Ono OK those long shell combs,
frightened with rhinestones set in
rows that follow and outline its pat
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1915-04-02
Too Short an Acquaintance.

"Of course, don't wish to put any
obstacle in the way of your getting
married" mistress said to her serv.
ant, but | wish 1t we're possible for
you to postpone it until get another
maid Well. num-" Mary Ann re.
piled, q 'ardly think | know i'm well
enough to arsk i'm to put It OH
London Standard.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1915-04-02

tern. is shown in the picture These
are very popular, thrust in the coiffure
At any position or angle that becomes
the wearer
A pretty tie of narrow ribbon set
With jet ornaments is another little
accessory that gives finish to the plain
est Of toilets Heavy grosgrain or vel
vet ribbons are used for these ties.
aud they are fastened with snap fas-
toners under an ornament in lieu OF
a bow
JULIA eOTTOMLEY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-28
La impreparacion militar naval de los Estados
Unidos reconocda p1bicamente

Washington, Enero 15.-El Senador
Lodge. de Massachusetts, reconoclda
autoridad en- asuntos internacionalcs y
antigua miembro del Comite Naval, hi
20 hoy ante ell Senodo un ardiente dis
curse abogando porque Sc meJorara Ell
sistema nacional de defensa. Arguyo
en- apoyo de su resolucion que deberla
crearse una comision Investigators
identica la solicitada en- la Camara
de Representatives. por su hiJo polltlco
Mr.. Gardner Pero como la oposicion
del Presidente Wilson la idea ha ma
tado va todas las esperanzas de poder-
sc llevar a cabo una investigation ge
neral del estado actual de las fuerzas
navales militares norteamericanas
ell prop6sito real de Mr. Lodge al ha-
Ger sus manifestaciones fue ell de i'm
pulsar ell movimiento empezadO pOr ell
Secretario de la Guerra y la Secretar1a
de Marina tendente al desarrollo del
poder armada, de tai suerte, que los
Estados Unidos est6n cubierto de po-
sibles ataques por TERRA 8 por mar
La mayor parte de las palabras del
Senador basabanse en- los recientes CO.
municados ofciales del ejercito y la ar
mazda en- la testifcacion de los mismos
ante varios Comites del Congreso Es
impossible dec1a el orador, para un ere
cido promedio de ciudadanos tener una
idea adecuada de las necesidades eXis
particularmente para la defensa de-
pals, sacada de aqu1 ALA de los Glen
tos de paginas testimoniales puestoS
en manOs de una docena de diferentes
comit6s. De clio la conveniencia dc
una Comisi6n General Investigators
que podr1a dar cuenta a la naci6n de Ia
situaci6n militar.
Ell Secretario de la Guerra fu6 pues-
to de testigo por ell dicente para pro
bar que con las pequenas guarnicio-
mes de Filipinas, Alaska, Hawaii, Puer-
to Rico y la Zona del Canal, las fuer-
zas disponibles dejadas en- los Estados
Unldos alcanzan 1nicamente 4 10000
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-28

artilleros de costa Y $4,000 hombres de
infanterla; aparte de las reconocidas
inadecuadas guarniciones del exterior,
particularmente para al defensa del
Canal, que nos hacen yer este debil
eJercito serla aun mas luego reducido.
Mr. Lodge habl6 con todo enfasis al
decir que solo hab1a Is hombres en- la
autorizada reserva con los vac1os he
chos por la guerra; que la milicia era
POGO instru1da inadecuada y que en-
ell case de ataque por una nacion de
primer 6rden ell ejercito de hoy, al
primer desastre habr1a necesidad de
reconstruirlo de nuevo casi por com
pleto con voluntarios, hacienda case
omiso de la impreparaci0n de 6stos.
CARENCIA DE MUNICIONES.
La existencia municional de los Es-
tados Unidos para armas pequenas Y
la artilerla, Ell Senador indic0 ser la
tercera parte de la necesitada, seg1n
ell calculo practicable por ell Estado
Mayor General. Sc carece de artille-
ria de montana fuerza aerea casi Sc
desconoce La misma condici0n esta
prevaleciendo en- la Marina. Los Es-
tados Unidos en- fuerza martina ocu-
pan ell tercer puesto, pero 81 ell tonela-
ge Sc fuera 4 tOmar en- consideration
ocupar1a ell cuarto sitio entire los DO
deres mundiales. La Armada america
ma estuvo peligrosamente cerca" de
lgualarse con la del Jap6n. Mientras
que Ell los libros fguraban 80 subma-
rinos en- la Marina, Mr.. Lodge cit0 ell
testimonio de oficiales navales en- la
comprobaci0n de que esta dispon1a ma
ola mas que de un 1nico submarine
que estuviera listo para ell servicio.
Nadie, dijo Mr.. Lodge, pensaria en-
proponer las quintas ell servicio mill
tar obligatorio Mas puede obtenerse
ell fin que yo persigo sin utilizar ningu-
no de esos dos recursos. Los campa-
mentOs de vOluntarios en- donde los
hombres todos estan al presente pa
gandO sus propios gastos, me demues-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-28
DESDE PONCE

-Fueron condenados por la Corte
de paz a un dollar de multa cada uno.
Tomas Bosch, y Miguel Sabatier.
-Varlos carreteros que no pierden
la costumbre de ir montados en- los ca
rros por la carretera, con perjuicio del
viajante, fueron denunciados Dor in
traclon a la ley de carreteras, por la
policia.
Flor Rivera, fue sorprendido Dor
la polic1a aver en- momentos de estar
jugando a 10 prohibido.
Ell Captain Fernandez Mater. ha
alberto en- el Quartet un ibro dedica-
do anotar todas las mujeres de vida
galante, y a los cocheros. Esta es una
buena idea de dicho funcionario, pues
de esa manera Sc sabra ell paradero de
estas desgraciadas.
Aver por la mahana do principle
ante la Corte de Distrito y por jurado
ell juicio por ell delito de homicide con
ira Francisco Borrero, que do muer
te de una pedrada a su suegro Bernabe
Carrero, en- la calle del Sol de esta ciu-
dad. Como recordaran nuestros lee
torres nosotros informamos amplia
lectores nosotros informamos amplia
mente de este suceso ell d1a que ocu-
rri6 Fu6 SUI defensor ell licenciado Ca
males, quien hizo una brillante defen-
sa para llevar al amino del iurado la
inocencia de su defendido. La Corte
tuvo que disolver el jurado a las Gin
co de la tarde porque desde las doce
estuvo deliberando no lleg0 a ponerse
de acuerdo Por consiguiente Sc vol
vera a YER este juicio en- ell pr6ximo
t6rmino.
Han sido suspendidos petici6n
de sus abogados defensores varios Jul
clos por asesinato, entire ellos ell que Sc
sigue al senor Simon Pietri, que do
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-28

lmuerte al senior Paco Gautier, en- e2 ca
fe del Casino tSobre este proceso Sc
espera con ansiedad su resolucion por
La opinion p1blca la que esta vivamen-
0e lnteresada en- ell resultado que ten
ga por que los protagonistas son miem-
bros de fanilias conocidas.
-Anoche Sc efectu6 en- Ia plaza de
las Dellclas la anunciada retreta
fuegos artifciales, con motive de ser
dla festive declarado por Ia represen-
taclon unanime de esta comunidad ha-
ce algunos amos. Ell Parque de Bombas
presentaba un bonito aspecto, con s11
gran Illumination completa de bombillas
electricas. La retreta Sc VIC muv con
currida.
Aver sali6 para San Juan, ell apre-
clable caballero don Manuel Mayoral
quen ma solicitado una franquicia del
consejo ejecutivo para explotar la cal
da del "Inabon" en- energ1a electrical
~ DNHNllC1O OC1 puUIlCO NC 0Sld CIuQdQ
y de Juana Diaz.
-Desde ell domingo Sc encontraba
entire nosotros ell reputado fot6grafo
don Rafael Colorado hacienda un gran
trabajo en- la Central "Aguirre''. Hoy
march6 para su resdencia de San Juan
-Por la ofcina local de sanidad Sc
ha enviado para su analisis al laborato-
rio de San JUAN una muestra de aqua
tomada del rio "Aguayo'', de esta ju-
isdicci0n.
Ell doctor Malaret, jefe de sanidad
de este Distrito, ha salido para San
Juan, en- asuntos del servicio
Sc informa que andan por esta ,iu-
risdiccion varios caballos atacados de
muermO
Corresponsal
Ponce, Enero 26, 1915