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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-07
-CAbLEGRAMAS-
La lucha en- los Carpatos.- Previ-
sion del gobierno espanol.- Tenn
blor de terra en- Roma.

Roma, 6.-Un hgero temblor de tie
IRA Sc ha sentido en- Roma esta manana
a las 7.20 La poblaci6n fue presa del
mayor panico, pero no Sc han registra-
do danos mayores.
Nish, ,6.-Las tropas irregulares de
Bulgaria que penetraron en- Ell territorio
serbio de la estaci6n de Streumitsa, Sc
calculan en- un regimiento y medic. Ell
total de las p6rdidas serbias sc calcula
en- 125 muertos y heridos entire ellos
cinco ofciales). Entire los soldados in
vasores que han sido hechos prisioneros,
hay varios de nacionalidad turca aus
triaca.
Londres, 6.-Segdn despachos de Sa-
l6nica las hordas b1lgaras han sido
echadas del territorio serbio y ell gobier-
no de Bulgaria ha prometido dar am
plias satisfacciones al de Serbia. Lo
mas probable es que este incidente obli-
que a Bulgaria a defnir categ6ricamen-
tie cual ha de ser su pol1tica en- los SUI
cesivo ante ell conficto actual.
Londres, Gel vapor "Olivine" y
una barca rusa fueron echados q pique
ell domingo por un submarine aleman,
frente la Isla de Wight. Las dotacio-
nes de ambos buques fueron recogidas
por un torpedero ingles.
Geneva, 6-Se anuncia que un sub
marino aleman ha echado q pique al va
por italiano "Lugi Pergodi" que habfa
salido de Baltimore ell d1a % de enero
pr6ximo pasado, con un cargamento de
carbon para Geneva. La noticia ha eau
sado profunda impression en- esta, donde
reina gran excitaci6n. Las autoridades
han tornado medidas energicas para pro-
tejer la colonia alemana contra cual'
quier medida de represaia por par
tie del pueblo. Lo mas agravante del ca
so es que no Sc ha tenido noticia algu-
ma de la tripulaci6n del citado buque,
compuesta en- SUI totalidad de genoveses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-07
CON O SIN ANUNCIOS, es-

CON O SIN ANUNCIOS, es-
ia de moda en- Puerto Rico y en-
todos los paises cultos, ell exquisi-
to vermouth "Martini y Rossi', ;,
gloria y orgullo de la industrial
Italiana en- Torino.
Y la prueba mas evidente de
que ese rico nectar es ell de mayor
consume mundial, esta demostra-
do con datos oficiales publicamos
en- la Gaceta de Italia.
Ella 1nica fabrica que perma-
nece en- plena actividad y que no
despedido sus empleados como
consecuencia de la guerra Euro
pea, es la muy importante y acre
ditada de Martini y Rossy."
llAnte la superioridad y la au-
tiguedad que Sc arrinconen los
menjurjes!!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-07
UN CONATO DE FIIEAO.

ON CONA1O LII II 1OENTO.
Anoche Sc produjo un conato
de fuego en- ell establecimiento q.
tienen en- la plaza de Baldorioty,
esquina q San Jose, los Sres. r.
Suarez y Ca.
La tienda sc denomina El Ca
nal de Panama y es una de las
mas concurridas por ell p1blico.
Ell fuego prendio en- dos para
guas, y pudo ser advertido a
tempo y sofocado, sin dailos de
mayor consideration.
AGREDIDO CON UN PUNAL
En- ell oarrio Yeguadilla Occi-
dental, Hatillo, el individuo Ra-
mon Avil6s agredi6 con un pu-
nal a Basilia Santiago y Rodr1-
guez, infriendole varias punala-
das. Ell agresor fu6 puesto q dis
posici6n de la autoridad judicial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-07

Petrogrado g. Aver en ell frente del
Niemen, nuestras tropas progresaron en-
ciertos puntos. En- los Carpatos, duran
te toda la jornada del 4, hubo vio-
lentos combates donde la artiller1a y la
bayoneta jugaron el papel principal. En-
la region al norte de Bartfold captura'
ramos 20 ofciales y mas de 1000 solda-
dos, asi como dos ametralladoras. Al
mismo tempo hemos seguido avanzando
en- todo ell frente que sc extiende entire
Gzolanoroz y Oujok. Hemos captura-
do 25 ofciales y 1000 soldados y nos he
mos apoderado de ca1ones En- la es-
taci6n de Cisna capturamos locomoto-
ras carros de ferrocarriles, as1 como
una gran cantidad de municiones y un
convoy de provisiones. Ell microbes Ill
timo hubo un combate encarnizado GER
ca de la aldea de OEna al norte de Ger
nowitz Nuestras trQpas capturaron
1000 soldados austriacos que hablan
quedadO retagUardla del grueso de S0ls
tropas. En- los otros sectores de nues-
ira Inca no ha habido ning1n cambio
importante. Ell tres de abril en- ell mar
negro, cerca de la Costa de Crimea,
nuestra fota cambi6 algunos proyectiles
q larga distancia con los cruceros "Goe-
ben" y "Breslau" y persigui6 a estos
dos cruceros hasta ell anochecer. Du-
rante la misma noche nuestros torpedo
ros encontraron los dos cruceros tur-
cos unas 100 millas del B6sforo. Es-
tos abrieron un violento ruego contra
nuestros torpederos, evadiendo Ell ata-
que
Madrid, Gel gobierno espanol en-
vic Las Palmas al crucero "Catalu-
ma" y ell canonero "Laya" para impe-
dir q. Sc repita 10 ocurrido con ell vapor
internado Macedonia de la L1nea
Hamburguesa, que Sc escape de dicho
puerto, burlando la vigilancia de las au-
toridades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-07
CABLES
Ia reclamation de Estados Unidos
a Alemania.- Polvora misteriosa.-
La lluvia y la neblina impiden
las operaciones.

Washington, 7-El gobierno ha pu-
blicado hoy ell texto de la reclamation
hecha a Alemania con motivo de la des-
trucci6n del velero "William P. Frye''
por el crucero auxiliar aleman "Prinz
Eitel Friedrich Despues de explicar
que Ell mencionado velero pertenec1a a
una casa americana ondeaba ell pabe-
lion de esta naci6n, y que por 10 tanto
el "Eitel Friedrich" cometi6 un acto
Illegal al hundir dicho buque ell % de
eneros 1915, la nota americana fila en-
$228, ,O59. 81 ell montante de su recla-
macl6n. En- este total estan comprendi-
dos el valor del velero, ell importe de su
cargamento y los danos y perjuicios oca-
sionados a sus propietarios.
Paris, 7.-(OfciaD. La lluvia y
neblina incesantes han impedido las
operaciones en- casi todo el frente de ba-
talla. En- ell bosque de ALLY, al sudes-
te de st. Mihiel, nuestras tropas Sc apo
deraron de tres lineas sucesivas de trim
cheras. Tambien han hecho pie las fuer-
zas aladas en- una parte de las obras
fortifcadas del enemigo al rordeste de
Regieville EN- Haye
Paris, 7.-El Boletfn de los Ei6rcitos
ha hecho alusi6n hoy por primera vez a
la nueva p6lvora, de la cual Sc viene ha-
blando con gran misterio desde hace al
gunos meses. Ell bolet1n dice que. sin
entrar en- detalles que no pueden ser di
vulgados, Sc puede declarar que ell nue.
vo explosive surte doble efecto en- los
proyectiles de Is.
La Haya, 7-Mr. Pinchot, ex-supe-
rintendente de las Reservas forestales
de los Estados Unidos, y que hab1a sido
nombrado por ell gobierno de Washinton
para dirigir la distribution de socorros
americanos en- los distritos franceses in
vadidos por los alemanes, ha sido ex-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-07

pulsado de Belgica por las autoridades
alemanas.
Paris, 7.-(Ofcial). Contint1a la llu-
VIA y La neblina en- todo ell frente. All
sudoeste de Vauquois hicimos pie en- las
obras fortifcadas del enemigo. En- el
bosque de ALLY al sudoeste de St. Mi
h1el capturamos tres lineas sucesiyas de
trlncheras, hacienda un n1mero de pri-
sloneros, y apoderandonos de una anne
tral1adora y un -bombas. Tambi6n
hemos hecho progresses en- ell Bosoue
Brule, al este de la foresta de Aillv.
hemos retenido las posiciones ocupadas
al noroeste de Begnieville, de que Sc
hlzo mencl0n en- la communication ante
rior
Paris, 7.-El corresponsal del "Petit
journal en- Dunquerque, dice que un
submarine aleman ha sido cojido en- una
red tendida a la entrada del puerto de
Dover, y las autoridades navales Sc pre-
paran a capturar la tripulaci6n tan
pronto salga dicho buque a la superb
Gle.
Paris, 7.-El celebre aviador Pegoud
que desde ell principle de la guerra Sc ha
dlstlnguldo repetidas veces por sus ha,
zanas aereas, ACADIA de hacer descender
4 otro "Taube" aleman cerca de Ste
Menehou Cuando Pegoud, que iba solo
en- su biplano, divis6 al aeroplano ale.
man, Sc precipit6 contra el a pistoleta-
EOS oblig6 al aviador aleman q aterri-
Ear. lnmediatamente aterrizo tambi6n ell
lntrepido photo frances, E hizo prisione-
ros al photo del "Taube" y al observa-
dor que lie acompanaba Ninguno de
ellos estaba herido lEl mismo dfa Dor
La mailana hab1a perseguido tres aero
pianos alemanes, uno de los cuales aca-
Ibaba de arrojar 9 bombas en- una esta-
|ci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-07
Sc ALQUILA

Una magn1fca casa en- Ell sitio mas
fresco de Miramar, reune magn1fcas CO.
modidades pelna familia en- la Gale Cen
trail No. y tiene garage; y la llavc sc
encuentra en- La casa No. de la misma
calle. Para informes q Francisco Mar
cos, calle de la Princesa No. 9, Ter. pi-
so, en- la Marina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-07
DE OCCASION

Sc vende una bonita casa de ce-
de s6lida construction Y
estilo, situada en- las in
mediaciones del Parque Borin-
quen. Precio limitadlsimo.
1nformara Martin J. Travieso
San Francisco No. 40, (altos
de Schira.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25
FROST REPORTED
BUT NO DAMAGE
UNUSUALLY COLD WEATHER
ESPERiENcED YESTERDAY
MORNING
Thermometers Resistereo Slightly
Above tire Forty-Nars - highest
Point Reached Was IS Degrees

When James Whitcomb Riley wrote
the poem When the Frost o. on the
Pumpkin and thu Folders in the
shock be referred 20 the autumn
season. Had The Hoo~isr poet been In
the Wheeling district early yesterday
morning he could have caucht the
same inspiration about the frost and
struck tuneful notes on the harp OF
muse
There vas an ample sufficiency-
OF frost an this part OF the country
yesterday morning And this Is the
month % flowers. halmy June. as n
Il. But there vas little. II any. ma
terial damage done to growing crops
or vegetation The reason Because
the earth was too warm and the frost
was quickly eyapOrated before dam
axe was wrought.
Farmers In the vicinity OF bethany.
West Liberty and allthrourh Ohio and
BROOKE counties report frost Along
Buffalo and short creeks the frost
was unusually heavy. having the ap-
pearance Of light SNOW The thermo-
meters In the interior Of the counties
and In this immediate vicinity along
the river front got down into the
torties early yesterday morning. while
II was az IS mid-afteruoon yesterday.
About 80 degrees change In less than
u hours
The summer street cars were any
thing but comfortable early yesterday
morning and IL was no unusual sight
To see one wrapped in an overcoat or
winter wrap while riding on the cars.
Old citizens declare IL was the cold
est June they could recall And they
can do some recalling when they get
their Imagination into action
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25


az their lodge room. 1905 Chamine
street
The scmiannual installation Of Off
GERS will take place Friday evening.
July 2. which work viii be in charge
Of high officials OF the organization.
The following officers will be- in
stalled
Chancellor Commander David Ire.
harnc
wee ChancCllor-Char r. Dudley
Charles =. Lewis
Master ~ Work-Lewis ! Fowler
Inner Guard William wilkins
d Outer Guard Earl r Teaters
Keeper Of Records and Seal W.
Connolly
B Master Of Flnance-H Walter Wood
Master Of ENchequer - Edward Sa.
lade
Trustoes-W. j. Miller. George Hart.
tung. George r. Butts
Representative to Grand Lodge ri
Charles Town. August 25-Jancs T.
Johnson ". % McCuUa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25

there by the British and Canadian
troops The word Of Mr. Binstcad's
death came through Canadian officials
10 the relatives OF the man. and was
forwarded 10 relatives IN this city.
Mr. Binstead was a cousin Of Percy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25

Wabash street Island. received a let.
tor yesterday. telling Of the death OF
her nephew. Charles Binstead. Of To
ronto. Canada. who had fallen I'm bat
tlo 7t Neuyo Chapello. France. az the
TIM" The Germans were defeated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25

Nike Hiscocks a prominent print.
er Of this city.
binstoad was among the FIRST Of the
canadian troops 10 leave for Europa.
and Immediately upon their arrival in
ia" war zone were sent 10 the front
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25
KNIGHT DEGREE
To be Conferred This Evening by Ohio
Valley Lodge No. 81. Knights
Of Pythias.

Considerable interest = being mani.
tested In the local Pythian circle and
they are looking forward with much
anticipation 80 the event this evening
when the comforting of the rank OF
knight viii be given by the Ohio Val
ley Lodge No. 81. knights OF Pvthias.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-25

Choice Of any Of our Quarter
Windsor Ties for women ant
misses. in plaids. checks and plair
culors
Main floor.
c None Without the Coupon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-12
Southern IoDa Items

himself from a fall Of slate. His body.
with the spinal cord severed was found
crushed by another miner. Joe Cleve-
land, negro. beneath a slab of slate
eight feet long. two feet wide and
twenty inches thick. A short time ago.
another miner, Jack Rumm, was killed
by slate in the same compartment
cennelson.
Mr.. Jacob Martin, prominent
farmer living two miles east Of La
Crew, Iowa committed suicide by stab
bling himself in the throat with a
pocket knife The deed was commit
ted at the barn and tie body was
found by his wife lying in IN oat bin.
He leaves no children. Mr.. Martin was
of cheerful disposition and was not
known to have been In i'll health. 1t
is reported that he fell from an apple
tree a few days ago and bumped his
head in the fall. which may have re-
suited in deranging the mind. Mr..
Martin has wide circle of friends and
the sympathy of the whole community
goes to the bereaved family.
Highland.
F. E. Kelly, of Highland, has brought
suit in the district court for judgment
Of s745 against the Milwaukee railroad
! company. He says this amount is due
him for damages to carload OF hogs
shipped from Highland station to John
! Morrell & Co, here, on Many IL. 1913.
Kelly says that the porkers left High
land at o'clock in the evening and
arrived here an hour later He con-
tends that the company allowed them
| to stand four or Ave hours in the car,
=, ~. A.. ~ at n
! head. These aggregated a total weight
Of 1000 pounds and the market price
that day is said to have been 17.35
per cwt. which causes Mr.. Kelly to
place his damages at $745.
oskaIoosa.
a. B. Hickey, Of the White Feather
/ Farm, west OF Oskaloosa was severely
injured Friday afternoon about 4:3O
O'Clock in peculiar and most unusual
accident, missing death by d sia::c"
margin. Mr.. Hickey was at the Waters
livery barn, No. 219 First avenue east
| and was passing beneath an elevator
that stood at the second floor. While
Mr.. Hickey was in the passage way the
rope holding the elevator broke, letting
the heavy cage" down upon him with
Iout warning The body OF the man
was caught by the floor Of the elevator
| which gave way under the force of the
compact and the body forced Its way
thru ths boards. Mr.. hickey was
picked up in an unconscious condition
and naturally from the nature Of the
accident his injuries were thought to be
serious II not fatal. He was hurried
to the Abbott hospital block distant
and given immediate attention. Inter-
nal injury has been sustained but the
extent or nature Of this hurt can not
be determined for several days. 4
fracture OF one rib occurred and there
are other minor injuries, = sprainet
1 knee and numerous scratches.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-12
TIMES REPUBLICAN, MARsAILTOWN IOWA OCTOBER r. 1918.
tent. The new device extends the
limit to point not yet measured.
Device II Not New.

SAiulA " d pOlut uOI YET 1ucdS IA SA'
Device 10 Not New.
The device Is not new one. 1t was
tried several years ago. but did not
carded as impractical. Recently
stationary engineers took 1t up again.
This time they struggled with the
handicaps and overcame them. Then
it was tried out on mobile engines.
The New York Central lines equipped
an engine with a powdered coal burner
and it has given good service. 1t was
put to severe test. 1t was put into
regular service without a relief en-
CINE being carried along. A few delays
were encountered, but it did not break
down once, according to reports re-
ceived here. The same has been true
of the engine so equipped on the
Northwestern. a relief has been car
ried to prevent delays. but the
powdered coal burner has not yet
failed.
Other roads, it is understood. are
preparing experiment engines. Engi-
neers of the Northwestern have al
ready discovered ways Of simplifying
the device as in use now and further
experiment will probably perfect>it.
Installation 10 Expensive.
However, the installation OF the new
device will be expensive. All engines
will have to be changed. Coal storage
buildings must be remodeled Air
tight tanks must be provided and
grinding machinery to pulverize the
coal There IS danger Of explosion
from the powdered coal and safe
guards must be devised. These are
few of the items. But engine men be-
lieve the device has already proven It's
practicability and that soon the fuel
bill of all railroads, one of the two or
three largest items OF expense. Will be
reduced by over half.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-12

Shenandoah.
Tom Kellner. aged 81 has been
sentenced By Judge Arthur TO one year
in the refornatory in Anamosa Tor at
lacking a travelling man here last
August
Lisbon.
The town of Lisbon can now go
a head with it's efforts to ouiid d SAM
tary sewer for Judge Milo p. Smith
Friday afternoon dissolved the writ OF
injunction he had issued on the apph-
cation OF Anna E. Pfantz.
Shena ndoah.
Jealousy cost Thomas Keltner. a
plumber one year in the penitentiary.
He was found guilty Of firing at Mrs
Lulu Ewells escort, s. l. Changig, OF
Omaha. one night during the recent
fair when they drove UP to the widow
home where keltner boarded.
Shena ndoah.
H. s. Duncan was sentenced to seven
years n the penitentiary on charge
Of swindlng the First National Bank.
He gave the bank check on a Cen
tralia, Mo. bank where he did not nave
any funds. He was captured at St
Joseph, Mo. after long search by
detective agency.
Williamsburg.
No changes will be made in the rural
routes of the Second congressional dis
trict for the present. The changes Will
not be made by the United States post
office authorities until an official in yes
tfgation is made. The smaller towns
have been Disseminated against, it is
claimed, and relief for them is being
sought.
Davenport.
claim for $4,000 damages for the
death OF Hermann Timm. wealthy
young Scott county farmer. has been
refused by the board Of supervisors
Tinm was killed when his wagon drove
off culvert into a deep ditch along
the road The supervisors contended
he was under the influence OF liquor
at the time.
Davenport.
The damage to Scott county's corn
crop by the freezing weather Friday
night is estimated at a million dollars
by G. R. Bliss, agent for the Scott
County Farm improvement league
Only about half the crop was saved
according to Mr.. Bliss. Advices from
Clinton county to the north are that
the damage was almost equally severe
I there IN Muscattne and other coun-
ties south of Keokuk, most OF the corn
had matured and the damage Is slight
according to Mr. Bliss. The temper
ature here Friday night was rs de-
Srees,
Des Moines.
John Music, aged %. Russian, was
instantly killed by fall Of slate II
Gibson mine, west of the city at 8 q. m
| Saturday. After shooting" some Goa
! Thursday evening, Music went into the
workings Saturday and began to "loat
up without first properly protectinf
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-12
NEW ENGINE TESTS MAY REV.
o.urtoN,zE RAILROAD MO-
TIVE POWER.
RUN LOCOMOTIVES
ON PULVERIzED COAL
Now Device Causes Cut Of IS Per Cent
in Amount Of Coal Consumed, and
Cut Of 40 Per Cent in Original Cost
Of Fuel 10 Expected-Trials Made on
Northwestern and New York Central.
pecial to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Clinton, Oct. 12.-The revolutionizing
of motive power on railroads may re-
suit from tests made on the Chicago &
Northwestern and New York Cen
trail railroads with device which en-
ables engines to burn pulverized coal.
a cut OF % per cent iii the amount OK
coal used by an engine and cut OF
40 per cent in the original cost OF the
fuel is expected should the device prove
all that it is believed it will
One engine on the Northwestern
road is so equipped. On recent run
from Chicago to Clinton, carrying one
car it consumed approximately two
tons of cccl. The ordinary type would
have used between four and five tons
of fuel. With further development OF
the device the so per cent saving can
be increased to SIS per cent, it is be-
lieved
This engine is being used in regular
service on various divisions of the
Northwestern and so far has met with
enthusiastic over the new type.
Coal as Fine as Flour.
The device burns coal ground as fine
as -four. 1t is fed into the engine thru
pipes by means of a force feed. 1t is
sprayed into the fire box and burns like
az Gi! fuel 1t must be carried in air
tight receptacles and must contain
very little moisture, less than l per
cent gives the maximum efficiency.
Perfect combustion is obtained. thus
effecting the big economy. Crates and
sifters are done away with. So also IS
SCOT. 1t will prove a boon to the city
dweller near railroad tracks who OBJ
jects to having house and person con-
tinually begrimmed by coal SCOT. The
manual labor of the fireman is also
eliminated. He turns handles under
the new system instead of handling
shovels and CRATE bars.
The economy in cost comes thru the
grade of coal used. Mine run coal can
be used Better still screenings.
hitherto almost total loss 10 the mine
operator can readily be used. AS the
coal is ground 80 fine it matters not
what its original size or whether it be
dusty
Economy in time is secured with
the new fuel Stops for coaling are
done away with. BY using SO much
less the same storage capacity will
enable trains to run from one division
point TO another without coaling en-
route. Indeed it is expected that many
trains could run from Chicago to Gin
ton and back or from Clinton TO Boone
and hack without recalling.
But the feature that appeals to the
railroad officials the most strongly Is
the increase in power possible. The
power capacity of the locomotive had
q bout reached it's limit due to the fact
that the limit Of endurance of stokers
had been reached Mechanical stokers
helped some, but not to any great ex-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-12
Then the mail carrier understood the
situation as 1t exists.

Five or six years ago this same mail
carrier was "subbing" on one of the
Hampton mail routes. When he
reached the ]. H. Palmer place one
morning n Shepherd dog ran OUT
jumped into the buggy, frightening the
occupant nearly out Of his WITS and
refused to get out until force was used
10 put him back on the ground Next
morning the dog again made for the
outfit, evidently prepared to eat up
everything in sight. The carrier was
preparing to defend himself when the
owner of the animal. who happened 70
be standing in the yard. called out,
Give him the mail!'' The other COM
piled and Jack was back to the
house with the papers in no time. He
is an old dog now but to this day he is
on the job when the mail is delivered
and delights in receiving it from the
carriers hands. Little Miss Palmer
goes to sch Dol but not alone. for "Old
jack couldn't think of permitting her
TO make the trip without his protec-
ton.
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