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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-25
La Liga Obrera Y
el Delegado Aybar

continuation de la 8a. plana.1
Pero la Liga Obrera, a pesar de su
conducta de paz arm6nica y de su ac.
clon fraternizadora, no pod1a perma-
necer muda ante Ell pals, porque ante
este ha sldo atacada desde ell parliament
to lnsular por ell representante por
Mayaguez citado.
NO siendo partidario del escandalo,
sugerlmos la idea de elevar Y elevamos
al Presidente de la Camara una peti
cl0n en- la que solicitabamos del seflor
Presidente, que pidiera al citado senior
Aybar, la previa aclaraci6n de los con-
ceptos inferidos por el desde ese par
lamento la Liga Obrera pero jamas
,hubieramos creido que la Camara no
hubiese tornado en- consideration 10 So
licitado por la Liga, cuando al ser lefda
la indicada petici6n por ell secretario
senior Munoz Rivera, hubo delegado que
~ AOFohCO Pd1 q peOl1I d Id Oduldrd, que
no Sc le pidiese al seflor Aybar la acla-
racl0n de los conceptos iniuriosos lam
zados por el a la Liga Obrera, 10 que
realiz6 ell senior Nadal, secundado por
ell senior Coll y Cuch1, con 10 que demos
traron ambos ante la Camara ante el
palses al oponerse que ell senor Ayba,'
Irectlfique que estaban mas al lado de
los lnsultos lanzados la Liga Obrera,
antes de ser partidario a que fuese sal
vado ell prestigio de la Institution. que
81 en- verdad no es una Institution for
midable Ell nmmero, pero por pequefa
que sea debe ser atendida y respetada
por los verdaderos representatives del
pueblo, 81 saben estos responder a sus
principles y deberes como sensatos V
cuerdos legisladores
Todo este ha pasado, pero con ell Ia
piz rojo, decimos a los vientos del pue-
bio, que con representatives de esta 1ndo
lie y de este cuno, no debe contar ell pals
con su salvaci6n possible.
En- tanto, NADIA debemos aguardar da
la Camara, cumplimos con infor-
mar al pals para que no Sc prostituya Ell
concepto del trabajador y para que la
clase obrera Sc de perfecta cuenta de 10
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cediendo al apelante una tercera pro
rroga de diez d1as a contar desde el d1a
4 de Febrero corriente para prssentar
alegato.
Sc concedi6 al peticionario Amadeo
Nazarlo Lugo, Notario P1blico, una
prorroga de Is d1as a contar desde ell
% de Febrero, 1915, para presentar
nueva fianza notarial, sin que pueda
eJercer como notario hasta que dicha
hanza sea prestada aprobada, seg1n
resolucion de % de Diciembre de 1914.
En- el case 217, Joseph Martin ct al
V. I'll Registrador de la Propiedad de
Areclbo, recurso gubernativo, Sc die
to resolucion ordenando pase al ponen-
te en- cuyo poder Sc encuentra ell expe-
dlente objeto de este recurso. el a1eoa-
to adlclonal presentado por los recu-
rrentes.
Sc ordeno unir a los autos a los efec-
tos procedentes, ell alegato enmendado
del apelado en- ell case 1898, Camilo
Hardouin V. Krajewski-Pesant Co. re-
presentada por sus agentes Sucesores
de l.. Villamil y Co., S. en- c., sobre CO.
bro de cantidad.
En- ell caso 787, Ell Pueblo de Puer-
to Rlco v Armando Padil1a, por deli
to contra la justicia plblica, Sc dict6
resoluclon declarondo sin lugar la mo-
mlclon del apelante sobre correction de
autos
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La ola de fuego

Don Ramon Aboy, presidente de la
Central Corsica" recibi6 aver tarde
el slgulente despacho telegrafco:
Anoche incendio Colonia "Casuali-
dad" y campos en- catorce parties dis
tlntas. Sc atendieron a tempo en- ca
na de corte resulto una cuerda que es-
tamos arrimando.
Sire.
Al dar cuenta de este ell senior Aboy
al Quartet General de la Pohc1a, Sc le
lnformo que en- dicha ofcina Sc tenfa
conoclmiento de clio, pero, que en- lu-
gar de 10 fuegos eran 10 y que ell Fis
cal habla salido para hacer la inves-
tigaci6n.
Han salido fuerzas de Policfa del
Dlstrito de Mayagiiez para la Central
Corsica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-25

que son sus representatives, 8 los sehala-
dos para todos los tiempos, como los
eternos enganadores enganados
Es todo cuanto por ahora tengo que
e2pllcar en- la presente carta, ,reiteran-
dole las gracias por la insercion de las
presentes lineas para que asf sea como
cida por el pals, Ia verdadera situaci6n
de los acontecimientos.
De usted muy cordialmente,
Joaquin del LLANO, Jr.
Presidente de la 'Liga Obrera de P. r.
San Juan, Febrero %, 1915.
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Tribunal Supreme

.Febrero 23-Se VIC la moci6n sobre
|desestimacion de apelaci6n en- ell caso
Jose R. Laboy v. Miguel Ortiz ct al,
sobre reivindicaci6n, con asistencia de
los abogados Arturo Aponte Jr. por ell
apelado, Juan Guzman Benftez Dor
los .apelantes.
Sc VIC la moci6n sobre desestima-
mi6n de apelaci6n en- ell case El Pue-
bio V. Manuel Jim6nez Cruz, iniunc-
tion, con asistencia del abogado Juan
Guzman Ben1tez por ell demandado-ape-
lado.
Tambien Sc VIC la moci6n sobre de-
sestimacion de apelaci6n en- ell case
Francisco Bird v. Antonio Lopez, hoy
su succession compuesta de Palmira L0-
pez con asistencia informe de los abo-
gados Juan Guzman Benitez por ell ape
lado y Arturo Aponte .Jr. Dor la ape-
lante
Sc celebro la vista del certiorari 139
Vicente Trelles Olivia ct al " Hon. Je
sts Ma. Rossy, Juez de la Corte de Dis
trito de San Juan, Secci6n "a, con
aslstencia e informe de los abogados
Luis Abella Blanco por los peticiona-
rios Herminio D1az por ell interven-
tor.
Sc concedi6 al apelante una segunda
|prorroga de Is d1as contar del % de
febrero corriente para presentar ale
cato, en- ell case 787, Ell Pueblo v. Ar
mando Padilla, por delito contra la JUS
ticia p1blica.
En- ell case 1866, Inocencio Sanchez V.
Francisco Maym1 Izquierdo, sobre CO.
bro de dinero, Sc dict6 resoluci6n con-
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DI9lH CONTROL SUBJECT
Of 1 Woe DISCUSSION


NEW YORK. Nov 30-Bfrth
control or whether detectives should
be allowed to live Is being widely
discussed in New York Despite orr
ders prohibiting the presentation OF
the play "Unborn," ii was presented
last night.
DR.. H. J. Haiselden OF ChricaEo.
who refused to operate ON the Boil
linger baby. was in the audience
and spoke between the acts Of the
play in support OF the theory that
defective Infants should be allowed
to die
An Injunction was obtained 10
prevent the enforcement Of the order
prohibiting the play. Elaborate arr
gument in support OF the social
question involved when the hearing
on the writ takes place tomorrcw
il expected to be made.
II is reported that Cardinal Far
ley exerted his influence in an at
tempt to prevent the play. but is
declined to affirm or deny the ~
port.
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BLOWOUT SHOT
CAUSES A FIRE
MANY MINERS ARE ENDANGER-
ED WHEN NINE TAKES
FIRE FROM SHOT
MAJORITY | ESCAPE
Fate Of Twenty-Five or Thirty Is Yet
Undetermined Though Dead
Mules Have lleen Found
ny Searchers.

CHARLESTOWN, w. Va. Nov.
30.A-A blowout shot in mine
OF the Boomer Coal and Coke COM
pany at Boomer early this afternoon
set fire to the mine and caused a
panic among the miners, mostly
italians.
The men We're employed in one
of the main tunnels. All the men
except 25 or 80 ESCAPED by the exit
at the rear end OF tunnel number
two through smoke.
Several dead mules we're found
near the mouth OF tunnel number
two. An exploring party entered
the shaft at two o'clock this after
noon. More than 225 men We're ar
work in the mine when the explosion
occurred.
Earl Henry, chief of the state
mining department, is sending in
speltors to the scene.
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HENRY HOLDS
OLD POSITION
TEXAN WILL BE RETasvFD ~
CHAIRMAN OF THE RITES
COMMI7TEE.
SLATE IS MADE UP


WASHINGTON, Nov sO.--A quie-
tus has been placed by democratic
house leaders on opposition to the
reelection OF Congressman r. L.
Henry of Texas as chairman Of the
rules committee.
Tie tentative states of the ways
and means committee approved Hem
ry's retention.
In the interest OF party harmony
ard to prevent, or at least postpone
party quarrels. 1t was planned 10
have Henry retained. Henry's
friends said in any other action
would embarrass his candidacy for
the senate.
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.DUlGA9|ANs PUSHING
MACEDONIA CONQUEST
PROGRESS IS BEING MADE RAP
IDLY TOWARD THE GREEK
FRONTIER.
The Last Serbian Position Along
the i'rilep-Monastir Road Has
Been Occupied by Bull
garians.

SOFIA, Nov. 30.-The war office
stated today that the Bulgarians
are pushing their conquest OF Ser
bian Macedonia rapidly toward the
Greek frontier. The Southern Ser
bian army and the French are re-
ported TO be retreating and the
British are in TOO small force to fig-
ure seriously. The Bulgarians have
occupied the last Serbian position
al Ornareieka along the Prilep-
Monastir road toward the latter
town.
The French are falling back
along the Terzna river and are
burning bridges In nsttempt to
impede the prosress Of the Bulsari.
ans.
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start 4 CAMPAIGN
AGAINST MONTENEGRO
THE COUNTRY Is TO HE COM
PLETELY OVERRUN ny AUS
TRAN FORCES.
The Moatenegrins are Strongly En-
trenched ard Ii Is Admitted
They Will BE Hard to
DiSlO<lge.

VIENNA. Nov. 30.-A tremen-
dous campaign has been started
against the Montenegrins by the
Austrians and Montenegro is to be
completely oyerrun. ii was officially
stated today.
austro-Hungarian troops are re-
ported to have crossed the Linn riv-
er. which parallels the frontier
about ten miles to the eastward In
Sanjak. The Montenegrins are
strongly entrenehed aud il will take
desperate lighting to disiodge them.
The dehlss are choked with snow
and billiards. are sweeping that re-
gion. II is believed the Montene-
srins are not 80 well prepared for
the winter and will suffer more
than the Austrians Heavy guns
ara being mounted 10 shell them.
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SECRETARY GARRISON FLAYs
FORMER PRESIDENT TAFT

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-Secre-
tary Garrison of the war depart
ment issued formal statement yes
terday sharply arraigning former
President w. II. Taft for having
lent his name to what are termed
Statements mendacious in charac-
ter and mischieyous in interest
with relation TO conditions in the
Philippine Islands under the pres
ant administration. Circulation OF
these statements, Mr. Garrison
charges, show plainly that the re-
publican politicians are attempting
to lay the foundation for campaign
with respect to the Philip
pine Islands.
Particular attention is given by
the secretary to articles written ps
O Garfield Jones and pubilsheo III
a California newspaper and later
republished in pamphlet form under
the title Unhappy condltiohs III
the Philippine Islands with an IN
PRODUCTION by Mr.. Taft. The intro
duction attributed the condltiohs
indicated to the foolish poiicy OF
President Wilson and Governor
General Harrison.
In connection with his comment
Mr. Garrison makes public iet'er
which he saws was written recently
by Jones to the department ASKING
where newspaper market might
ha ,ound for a ''much better ar
ticle" which he had prepared oh
the Filipinos and the democra''o
.,me declared to be highly fav-
orable to the administrator
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LORD KITCHENER HAS
RETURNED TO LONDON
WILL CONFER WITH KING AND
PREMIER ON HIS Or
SERVATIONS.
His Return to England Disposes Of
Rumors that He Was to Take
Command in Balkans.

LONDON, Nov. 30.--Lord kitch-
ener, who arrived here today, Will
report Immediately to King George
and Premier Asquith on his obser-
vations at Salonica and or the Cal
lipoli peninsula.
He is expected to report on his
conferences with King Constantine,
King Victor Emmanuel, General Ca
darno and the French government
heads. kitchener's return Is ac-
cepted as disposing OF rumors that
he would take command of the al
lies Balkan campaign.
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BY WILLIAM PHILIP sI1611A
United Pless ssaff Corrsspondsst

PARIS, Nov. 50. Francs ca11ed
boys Of is TO the coloss today
The chamber of deputies passed !
bill providing for such call and
100000 youths are nov snb5eet -
military service. They represent
the class OF 1917.
War Minister Galleni promised y
use them on the firing line only III
case they were imperatiyely needed.
Few. however. are hopeful enough =
believe that this need viii NOT xrise
soon. ii Is expected that the next
six mouths may see them II the
trench
Socia fought hard to prevent
the pass OF the bill. and souf1lt
to delay j. at least until NEXT year.
but General Galleni said the bcys
could no longer be spared. 'fhe
chamber OF deputies acted on hss
word and passed the bill Dy deci-
sive vote.
The war minister promised To
toke every sanitary precaution tn
protect the health Of the countrs
last offering Of its manhood. ne-
pots and camps where they win 5e
drilled will also pass through 80
hands Of the army's ablsst aAnikpss
experts ses
The class. though yonng. = cons
sidered the very flower Of France's
regenerated manhood Restrictions
on the sale Of alcoholic drinks and
the encouragement OF athletics has
accomplished wonders in the devel-
Opment OF this class Thousands cf
them have been In voluntary misi-
tary training for the past year.
Most OF the class has undergone
medical examination and there were
fewer reflections than ever before ID
the history OF the country.
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,xppRrANT MILITARY
.,,,s xOw EXPECTED TO
nCVR THERE.
|I Of TEUT0hs
y. Auies Expect TO lie At
- IN the Ba kans on All
rbur Sides-Trepar-
ing for Defense.

srrRDAM, Nov. 30.--Germa-
pects attack in the Balkans
four sides. These attacks
! resisted by the Bulsarians
(urks and BY strengthened Teu-
forces.
taiser's visit to Franz Josef
" Is believed to have related
hns for defense.
Rome story that Austria was
g separate peace and that the
u visit to Vienna was TO fight
4 move is not taken seriously.
Berlin general staff Is un-
IA to expect an attack by the
hns and perhaps the Serbians
1 north. Russians to attempt a
y on Bulgaria's Black sea
and the French, British and
knts of the Serbians' southern
to attack in the south. The
81 ard Montenegrins are ex-
\ TO attack through Albania on
|est. The Bulgarians are coun-
10 defend their own northern
Ter. A few Germans and as
Turks as may be needed will
h the gaps. Teutonic forces
kpected to guard the Black sea
II is believed the Turks will
inmate against the allies in
lria and leave the Bulgarlans
bss their claims for positions in
In Macedonia. The Austrians
be yallantly opposed to the Ital-
dyance through Albania.
Ing to the severe winters in
balkans it is not thought like
at there will be much more
Is fighting, but a terrific cam
Is expected early in the spring.
serious German drives against
british positions in Asia or
J are expected until the kaiser
pade his Balkan positions more
!.
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sTAnOlRO OIL nlGnlTEs
MILL HAVE Fat CHRISTMAS

NEW -ORK, Nov. 30.--John D.
Rockefeller and other Standard Oil
magnates and stockholders are elev-
en- million dollars richer than they
were month ago.
Figures compiled indicate fat
Christmas for this group of finan-
ciers.
The latest market value OF the
thirty-six separate companies form
ed after the dissolution OF Standard
Oil has appreciated a total of
s4.14s.l37.o17.
These startling figures represent
Only the increased market value ol
the stock. The aggregate market
value of the stock of the various
companies is said to be S1,651.033,-
492. Reports from various points
told of advances in the price of gaso-
line and oil. From Tarrytown to-
day came the story that John d.
Rockefeller Sr. had taken steps to
conserve his gasoline supply
Chauffeurs and other employees
at his estate have been joy riding
or Rockefeller's gasoline, it is said.
As result the oil king ordered that
ears be supplied with only asuffi-
cient quantity of gasoline for the
trip on which they We're ordered.
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HOWE OvERRULES MO-
TION TO DIRECT VERDICT
or ACQCITTAL.
BLOW FOR DEFENSE
The Action Of the Court Is Regard.
ed as y Severe blow 10 the
Steamship Officials Charged
With Conspiracy.

NEW YORK, Nov. 30.--Judge
Howe oyerruled this afternoon the
motion of the attorneys for the de-
fense to dismiss the indictments
against the four Hamburg-American
line officials, charged with Illegally
supplying German commerce raid
ers from American ports.
There are certain phases of the
case" said Judge Howe, Il believe
the jury could pass on
The courts ruling was severe
blow to the defense. Judge Howe
refused to strike out OF the evil
dence the name Of Capt. Boy-Ed,
German naval attache, which mad
been mentioned in connection with
the steamer Maria Quesada. His
refusal to direct verdict of ac-
quittal came as surprise to the
Hamburg American officials eoun-
sell They had admitted the sending
of supplies to the German raiders,
but denied that it constituted a
conspiracy act against the United
States.
The jury was to be recalled this
afternoon at 2 O'Clock when the de
fense was to begin the introduction
of evidence
Judge Howe, however. agreed
with the counsel for the defense
that the supplying of ships at sea
and the voyages of the neutral yes
sells was legal. He indicated an
opinion, however, that the manifests
should have been properly executed
and the violations OF customs laws
in this respect was matter the
jury could pass on.
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tive financiers became alarmed and
cited today as the opportunity for
the governments restoration to
some degree Of sanity.
The past year the tremendous
activity of japanese Industries en-
gagged in making war supplies has
probably not been equaled by that
described in the United States.
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STOCK EXCHANGE
FORCED TO CLOSE
MtkETING OF JAPANESE
AR STOCKS CAUSED TEN
PoRARY SUSPENSION.
a result OF Frantic Bullish
S'ihg Some Stocks Rose TO
~ooO a ShaIe-ISOom in
business.

fnio, Nov. 30.-The widest
ocketing in Japanese war
= today forced a temporary
'nsioh OF the stock exchange.
result OF frantic bullish trad
|nome stocks rose as high as
a share.
oooin is generally regarded
suisihg from the enormous
" munitions, arms and sup
70 the Russians since the be-
r"s OF the war. but il received
'"ehdous impetus from the
'Aslatic banks recent adver-
sh' Tor a loan TO take care OF
a' war purchases This sc-
'h'inced speeulstors that Rus
'n pay promptly and the stock
Followed However n gained
4" o. rapidly tina, eonserss-
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TRAIN HELD Up BY
MEXICAN BANDITS
AFTER RJDDLING CARS WITH
BULLETS PAssENGERs ARE
ROBBED.
One Passenger Was Seriously
Wounded During the Holdup.
Large Amount Of BOOTY
Secured.

LAREDO. Tex. Nov. 3O.--Onc
hundred Mexican bandits held up a
passenger train between Durango
and Torreon Wednesday. After rid
ding the cars with bullets they rob-
bed the passengers of thousands OF
dollars worth of money and jewell
ry. One passenger was seriously
wounded
This was reported by Teofilo
Crixell. merchant of Brownsville.
who arrived here today from Du-
range
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TRY To FORCE
HAND OF GREAT BRITAsN.

{ WASHINGTON. Nov. 3c.--Eas-
terntrunk line railroads are consid-
cring daring plan to force Great
Britain to relieve the export traffic
congestion at Atlantic ports, accord
ing to information obtained today
by the interstate commerce commits
sion. The railroads plan to force
England to pay this price for trans
ferring the twenty million bushels
Of wheat seized by the Canadian
government through hte United
States.
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SECRETARY OF THEODORE
PELTZER IS INDICTED.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 30.-The
grand jury today indicted Mrs.
Leah Wilson, private secretary of
Theodore Peltzer. the alleged real
estate swindler. on Ave counts.
Mrs Wilson appeared before the
grand jury and identified forged
deeds and notes which were found
in Peltzer's Office after he commit
ted suicide.
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|0R|l|[s SEEK WOMAN
D WROTE POISON LETTERS

kW YORK, Nov. 30.-Federal
prities are seeking the woman
wrote "twenty-three poison let
TO brides in several states. 1t
llieved that the letters were
zen by an inmate of the Penn
nla insane asylum. Each let
pegins with the remark, Il am
ng you at random. | am an ut
ltranger to YOU" Then the let
pakes charges against the recip-
husband, One letter was re-
q by the bride of Claude A.
Epson. assistant district attor-
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BRITISH RETREATIN(i
PURSUED BY THE TURKS.

BERLIN, Nov. Pursued by
the Turks the British forces are
retreating from the vicinity OF
Bagdad, the Turkish war office re-
ported today. An English cavalry
commander is said to be one of the
thousand dead left on the battle
field.
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DAUGHTER OF PREMIER
MAKRIES HIS SECRETARY.

LONDON, Nov. 30--Violet AS
auth, daughter OF Premier Asquith.
and Bomham Carter, the premier's
secretary, we're married at st. Mar
garet's Westminster church this
afternoon. Members OF the diplo-
matte corps, representatives OF roy
atty and many society people were
present.
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NATIONAL DEFENSE FIRST
THEN REVENUE LEGISLATION

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.--Pre-
paredness measures frst--reyenue
afterward. This is the administra-
tion's legislative program as out
lined today. President Wilson, II
became known. advised democratic
leaders that he did not desire rev
enue legislation taken up until after
the national defense is settled.
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!. {. (. aEhlES APPLICATION
VI EASTERN RA|lR0lDs

WASHINGTON. Nov. 30.-The
Interstate sommeree commission so-
day denied the application OF sexea
big eastern railroads 10 continno
the operation OF their late steaa-
ship lines under the Fanama ea,ssi<
act.
The roads are tho Pennsylvania.
New York Central. Rutland. Er;e.
Grand Trunk. LshiGh valloy nsd
Laeka~a anaa.
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I~~~~~~~~~~>sS~s :
TEXANS WILL MEET
PRESIDENT WILSON.
WASHINGTON, Nov. so.-

. WASHINGTON, Nov. 30 .
. Arrangements were made today .
o for the delegation of Texas =
. democrats who come here to .
. obtain the national democratic .
. convention for Dallas to meet .
. President Wilson Monday after .
. noon. .
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PENNSYLVANIA TOWN
THREATENED IN FIRE.

NEWCASTLE. Pa. Nov. So
After threatening to destroy an en-
tire block in the business district
iire was gotten under control at ten
O'Clock this morning. The loss il
estimatei al $50 coo.
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, s~~~>~~~~~~~>>~~,
WIRELESS MESSAGE FROM
GERMANY u PICKED Up
BY HONOLrLU

= HONOLULU. November 80. I
. What is said to be o record
= In radio transmission was es-
= tablished yesterday when an OPP I
. orator for the Federal Wireless 4
. Telegraph company picked up
. messages being transmitted 4
. from Nauen. Prussia. to Tuck
. erton. N. j.. approximately 4
. 5000 miles away. 4
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-30
SEVEN MEN INJURED
IA A MILL EXPLOSION

WILMINGTON. Del. Nov So.--A
.o,,,ng mill in the iaeley yards OF
,n.r l Dupont de Nemours com
many blew up this afternoon sew
90 man we're injured and taken 10
,asn,,sls The shock was fell ior
several miles and windows III '"'
vicinity we're broken