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izqaierds; inmedi&tamente explot6
sq0el, destrcz&ndole por complete di
cha msuo, y produc 6ndo dos contu-
sjores & don Francisco Alamo Y una
81 j1vsn Coco, que estabA mas
py6ximo 4 Gaos.
La suerts estuvo ech&da entire
los senores Alamo y Gaos pues por
tres veces SO arrebstaron en- broma
Ell pet&rdo Gaos fac conducido inme
diatamente IN casa par ticul&r del
ssf1or Colorado donde SO le prest&-
ron los primerOs auxi los por los
doctores Del Vale y Fernandez Ma
ter. Sc tg&t6 inmediAtSmente de
amputsrle Ia mano, pero despues de
consular los fscultativos, dispusie
ron que faesa trasladadO & Ia cBaa
de salud de SAnturce, 10 que Sc efec
tu6 en- un coche. Al s4lir el cocho,
tuvo aun faerzas Ell safior GAP para
despsdirse de los amigos que esta-
ban en- el balloon del Casino.
Cuando los doatores Ferr&u6ez
Mater, Ordcflez y VSzquez prsds go
disponian & practicar Ia primera ca
ra en- el paciente, que SO h a]leha,
como hemCs dicho va, 81 Is casa
hsbitaci6n del senior @ dorado, lego
el doctor Fuiz Arn@u, Director del
Auxiiio Mutuo, & cuys sociedad per-
tenece ell senor Gaos, GU sdando he
ch0 ca g del herido, y practic&ndo-
le Is operacion necesaria an Ia sAla
de operaciones de aqu6i S&uatorio,
siendO Auxilisdo el doctor Ruiz por
los doctorea Otdof1ez y Vszquez.
Dado el estado de complete des'
trozo en- que quedo la m&n3 izquier'
da, f:6 de TODD punto impossible con
servar a'guna p&rto 6cil de ella,
oblig3ndo & varifcar Ia deaarticuls'
ci6 de Ia muflt c el hetido ee e1'
contrab& esta maf1ana con p'etamen'
ta re&ccionadoy en- condolences pie
n&menta sRtisfaCtOrias. Los f&culta'
tivos opinan que, ealvo complicacio'
nee, 81 herido quedaE& en pocos diRs
restableC d }.
Era innumerAb:e el copjQnto de
persorrRs que SO encontrabAn cerca
del sef1or Gaos y que SO interesabAn
viv&ments en- el desgr&ciado suce'
SO.
D5seamos Ia pronta majoria del
paciente.
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Fl rcy Jorge de GreCia reunird
un CongresO international
de Arquitectura.
Sc trata de rGStaQrarel "PartenOn" de AtenaS
On temple los dloses levantadO cQatro sgos antes
de Jesuscristo, sera reconstruido.


Ei Rey de GreciS h& hecho un
IIAmAmientO para I'M Congreso Inter
nAcionsl que reunir& en- AtenSs & dis
cutir el proyecto para 10 restaura-
Ci6n de Parthenon. Los miembro
cOnvC cados deben ser eminentes au-
toridAdes &rquitect6nicSs pues SO ira
to de rest&urRr esA mar&villa del sr
to & su antique esplendor y grande'
"a.
El Parthenon fu6 construido en-
ID c6spide de una cOlina de rocae, ba
10 el reinRdO de PeIicles, cuando en-
pezAbA L. CienCi& de l& antigua Grecia
difundir sus conocimientos por ell
mundo, sus hermosas prOp0rCione 8
y singular bellezS de lfneas ha causa
do siempre sorprendente admirSciGn
los arquitectos de todas las eda
dee.
La moderL& civilization no h&
pOdido producer ns do mas bello. Tan
to beileza de arte, no pudo sinembar-
go eacRpar al despoio de mRnos inva
scras. Los desperfectos y deterio-
ros spfridos no han llegRdO q desfgu
rAr su exterior, sus fAchadas conser
van Aun sus lfness generates de1asom
brosa pc, f9cci6n, estilo g6tico en- to
dA su pureSa pero los inapreciAbles
tesoros de orc y plata de su interior
era tentaci6n irresistible & los sa.
que&dores, y los mas valiosos, unO
por uno han desapArecido para orna
mentos de las capitales de Otras Ma
CioOe<.
CuAndo Neron regres6 despu6s de
inv&dir & Grecia, refierese que llevo
Cocsigo los mas her mosos brouces
que &dornAbAn ell Parthenon. Emi.
lio Pablo el conQuistador Romano,
&rr&stro cientOs de CArros carg&dOs
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dieron con las macetss que porta
ban
Pfesenciaron esta sgrasf6n los
Srs. PiAnello y RsfGel Coon.
El guerdia Juan Oliveri sAli6
herido, gnor&nidose su sgresor,
que Sc gupone sean los mismos guar
dias cuando Pacheoo Sc encontraba
en- el suelo.
El herido Carlos Pacheco go en-
cuentr& en- ell Hospital Civil donde
SO le tom6 declaration.
o#o
Hoy Sc han declsrado eu huelgs
los panaderos: Sc detallR 8 cents
vos el bollo de pan.
o%o
La retreta del domingo estuvo
bastante o0ncurrids, 10 mismo que
ell muelle de ls plSya.
o~o
El bale que fn6 trAnsferido
causa del nal tempo, se dar& Ell sa
bado pr6ximo en- Ell cacino de estR
ciudad. Lo avisamos & nuestras be-
llSs,
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de las mae preciosss joyas. Los mo
dernOs visitRdOres de Aten&s en- mas
menos decOrosas form&s, han sus.
traido tRmbi6m, innumersbles fr&g.
mentCs de frisCs y decorados, pilss,
tra, etc. En- el Musso B :itanico de
Londres existe una ctlacci6n nom
brAds. clos marmoles de E gin de
PArthenOn,0 recc gidos por Lord FL
gin cu&ndO era ministro iDgl6s en-
TurQuia hace muchos amos.
FL proyect0 conei to en- la reedi
6caci6n de eete Temple de los Dioses
y devolver & In gran obra sus fncom
par&ble bellez& de los tiempos de su
antigua gloria y mage S I'D.
H&sta hace 200 amos Ell P&rth9
non estabR exteriOrmente en- rel&ti
vO buen estaio de conservation Los
turcos inv&dieron 10 Gr&cia establ 3
cieudo en- 81 VI pei 7orin. SitiadO
Atenas por los Venecisnos, en- un
bombRrdeo sin tregta, una bombs
NAL dirigi1& estall0 deutro pr r9ducien
do teznorifica detonac;6D, Il lpadRda
IL nube de polvo y humo pudo ape
ciarse ell immense destroz0 Ocasiona.
nsdo. Con dificuliad encontr&base al
go que no estuvies3 destrozado. Las
hermos&s es tatuas do inapreciable va
lor er&u fracmentos.
Si ell proyecto del Ray de Gre
cis SO lleva efect0, ell mundo pcdr&
contempl Otra vez en- tOda su gran
diosid&d una obra que determine Ell
gtAdo de perfection que hatf ia a!c&n
zsdo ell pueblo gtiego (O
~ Para mejor inteligencia del
1sunGo els Correspondenciso publ
rs msnana algunos datos relatives al
ePartenon2 y su historic.
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Proposiciones para la compra de BOnOs
De la Ciudad de Yauco.
Ofcna del Alcade. Yauco, Puerto-Rico.
2l de Mavo de 1920
Oficina del Alcalde.
YauCo, PuertO-RiCo.
2l de Mayo de 1920,

A7smea Legsatva M d de r. RGo tqada Ia ~Fey ootOr
En- EneEo 81 de i24 2ouo 38 de ley ofg60 5 del cDgo
Yauo a oHns en- Pga Pasta las
cuando % meno La enego de bonoS Ia del dne que produzc S
hran cudad Prqnto suede egamsns for
hacose Cudad de New-7or, IA De Youoo eoo6R del
Los a fines del engs L. c1ns'qGR S de ] asoe,
alan5Eso @ ca ns % POO
dimB % os 9n9s Tsinte Y"o a6o de- emdos pouo1 al 8
S @ % de- nfG o De s s sa en- los & M % pnes
Enero Julio ano eservndose Cudad dho de
P con & ter @ cgue5 Gu ] % % a sSn9d para & Pg p
senta CO. das de a9teaod9 uno mas PeGdG de- Cuad de
oo Los bnos smitn tensndo God ell Zaos de mil doq
d ng numerado debdamente iStadOs
regstro Tesorero Auditor para que
54 en de @ s los Edos @ @ S
ssgan proPsdad auco s1jeta
t6OG64 dusa2 ano 1901 de 81 $499 81 E En- case caad
eo asu vencimento cudad rueta de buena M al
EN- 5dsD sSS las on que
Po ooPn aFs goan de- 6na f. u
spo e9S Sqo oq e e @ 19 do' % Ia ] de de % sua % @ on s %
dos mil dollars, $1,000 djneo hasta cuDrr Ia msm2 snna
to RS2o @ l. 1f1 oHp0s @ Por P e d] ] %
vueo nmeaamente depu6s de la adudicaci6n dc la usta
proposcones concenentes menconaos Jnos S como
mdsc
condolences n O en
las cuatro de la ade del sabado de nio de 1902 quori
cerrada subaSa, Acalde hara que nmedaamente
s GsgFen las Pp9enes n en- del Este %@ %@
o P 0 Ga de as oaan obo % Oar los
La adudcaci6n hara al ofrezca dntro
condolences de este
Cudad oias poo-
sicones.
5s b @ Pop e5S Dc fsR 5Po % s 6s % g 45 @
sobre q
ANTONIO N4RhlAL
hIcalde de la Ciudad
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Partida de Ajedrez.
RECORD.
@OTHNA, ALDAMA.
(BLANCAS) (NEGRAS Il

%OTHNA, .ALDAMA.
(BLANCAs) (NEGRAs
Il p So Pe6n del Rey la "A casilla del
0' Rey
7eN Pe6n caballo de Reina a 3" ca
q r, Pe6r de la Reina la 4" casilla.
o. nj Pe6r de la Reina a la "a. casilla
3% 2 Pe6G del Rey la 5" casilla.
O@ Al Pe6u de la Tore de la Reina
M la 8" casilIa.
A@R CabAllo del Rey a la ga casilla
LIS del Alfl del Rey.
IL nj Al1l IA Reina la 5" casilla
AVS del cabalfo del Rey.
"a Alfil del Rey d la "a casilla del
LIS Rey.
"a MT Alfl de la Reina la ga casilla
N' del Alfildel Rey. Come caballo
A. R liiIod AifI del Roy su tercera casilla
(Alfl come el Alf1l negro.)
e" N ,- Pe6n del Rey la ga casilla.
u 2. Pe6n del Alfil de la Reina & la "a
casilla.
r NJ RI RGSp de del "A Al5 R.Ds Dana 81 0@silI"
e. 2 Caballo de Ia keina q la 3 8 casilla
= del Alfil de Reina.
B" NJ Alfl de Rey la 5" casilla del Ca
ballo de Reina.
O@ 2 Reina, la 3" casilla de su ca
OH ballo.
y" IN So Anil del Rey la 4" casilla de la
Tore de la Reina
7OD ENRIQUE por Ell flanco del Rey; 6s-
4O On- te la casilla de su cabalIo; Tore
a la del Alt1l.
IN NJ Pe6n de la Tore del Rey su ga
casiIla.
I'D Peon de Alfil de Reina 5" casilla
l. DH" de la Reina.--Peon toma peon.
MT Pe6n del Alf1l de Reina la 4" ca
IL NH~ silla de la Reina (Peon toma pe6n)
1Op CabalIo de la Reina & la 81 casilla
In - de la Reina. Toma pe6n.
TONI Caballo de la Reina 3" casilla del
Ii NI- Alfl de la Reina.
ION Caballo la 6" casilla del Alf1l de
10 D. Rey Jaque al Rey.
10 ut Key Ia Casilla del Alfil del Rey.
Alfl de Rey, la 6" casilla del AL
IL D." fiji de Reina. Alfil toma Caballo.
7AKT Tore de Reina la 2" Casilla de
Ii M la misma Tore,
D B. Reina ga casilla de su Tore. ia
que al Rey.
10 M Roy. y"''' w W
ia R Caballo, la "a casilla de Ia Rel
~ A' ma. Jaque al Rey.
IAN Rey la casilla del cabaIlo del
l7.-B
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ST V, quiere probar una leche bs-
tida con sirop de chocolate 8 vaini-
lla 4 otro sirop proc6relA por cen,
t&vOs en- el cafe sNuevo Mundo, ,
Ademss cerveza &Pabsta & Is centa
vos media botela y refresccs de
ice cream soda 5 y 8 certsvoe,
que en- otra pArte le cuesta 10 cen
tavos. Vel de &dem&e c'g4>ros y ci
gArrillos h&sta las IL de la nLche.
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En- visje de recreo ealdr& para
Venezuela en- los primeros dias de
Julio, don J. Eulogio Berrios de va
buCoa'
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Explosion horrcrosa. fo6 In
que sucedi6 en- eEl An Jrros de jose
Sojiveras, San Justo IS, Hab1an
allf unss csjas de galletss JleRadas
por el 1ltimo vapor; pero don Pepe,
que es un buen. chico, crder6 que
las &brier&n, para venderlas baratas
81 pueblo capitaleflo,
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IA sido nombrado Administra
dor de Correos de Is Tsla de Vieques
Don Leopoldo Padr6n.
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EStad[StiCa.

El total de ee'los de correo,
ameri ieanos, usados desde ell 81 de
JUNO 6ltimo h3BtS lA fech@,
asciende & 4,028 514 GAS .-contra-
3,174, ,748, $50 que se'usaron dur&n-
te el ano fiscal. que termin6 el 81 de
JUNO del a11o pasadO.
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Academic deSgraCiadO
en- Ia plaza anOChe.
81 jOVen GaOS pierde una manO.
Sc SuSpendierOn
los teStejOS del Casino.
Sc SuSpendierOn

Anoche oeurri6 un &C.
cidente fortuito lAmentable
de TODD punto. Un joven
cult1siuQo de 10 colonia es-
pR11ola de San Juan, muy
estimado de esta eCciedad
por -su expansive csrac.
ter, fu6 vi TINA de un des =
Guido.
Ea Ell momento que Ia
banda de la PoliCfa empez6
L. retreta improvisada que
Il golonis espanols dispu-
so frente al casino, el joveu
D. A]eiandro Gaos, creyen-
do cejsr una luz de benga-
Ia, puso fuego & IN petBr-
Ro n17n nri;% a4-A I~ v,oA~~
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El S srampi6n hs tornado cArta
de n@tur&leza en- Il I IL CQlebra
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N0'TICIAS.

Han fellecido en- Nar&pjito do
ia Mors9rrate Rivera don Auto
MO Mendez
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Han f&llecido en- Msysguez don
Luis Torres y Dubac y don Tito Bar
tOIOmAV.
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Sci Ideal Latino, que We Ia luz
p1blic& en- La Caroline, SO quejs del
servicio irregular del correO.
Ha fAllecido en- Is Isla Culebra la nj
fla Matilde, hijA de los esposos Pa.
6POn
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Dos V0ntiladOfeS.

Apropiados para fabri cas- 8 a.
macenes, SO venden b&jO preoio.
Icformar&n en- La Correspondent
Ci0.
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FOUND DEAD IN BEDROOM.
Husbands story of "A Fatal Struggle
with an Invalid Wife

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich, April 21.-Mrs
John A. Hargreaves. aged forty-six years,
was found dead in her bedroom this morn
ing with frightful contusions on her head
and marks on her throat that look as
though she had been choked in a struggle.
Her husband says they arose about $50
this morning. After he had assisted his
wife to partly dress she asked him to go
To the kitchen and build a fire. After a
few moments, Hargreaves SAYS. he heard
screams coming from the bedroom and re-
turned TO find his wife rolling about in a
fit He grappled with her and they tum-
lied around the room together the
woman's head. according 10 his story. strik-
ing against the door and dresser. Har-
greaves then ran across the street and told
a neighbor that his wife had been injured
In a fit and that he feared she was dead
He also said that he himself fell in a fit
after he had subdued her. The walls of
the bedroom were spattered with blood
which was also splashed or the bed cloth
ing. Mrs. Hargreaves had been an invalid
for eight months. She was his second wife
The coroner undertook an Investigation
this afternoon and the woman's husband
was held for an examination Tomorrow in
the Recorders Court
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UNION men RESTRAINED
INJUNCTION AGAINST THE PROPOSED
STRIKE AT CINCINNATI.
Order Issued in Behalf Of Brewers
Samuel GOmpers of Opinion the
Court Did Wrong.

CINCINNATI, April 2.-Judge HOLSTER
to-day granted a temporary injunction, on
the petition of the brewers of Cincinnati
Covington and Newport. against the Amer
lean Federation of Labor. the International
Unions of Engineers and Firemen and the
local unions of engineers and fremen from
carrying out the strike that was proposed
for tomorrow. Secretary Morrison. of the
American Federation of Labor. arrived to-
day from Washington, and after holding
conferences during the forenoon with rep
resentatives OF the engineers and hremen
and United Brewery Workmen, il was de-
cided that the engineers and firemen should
not furnish steam for breweries where non
union men were employed after tonight
The brewers secured an injunction at noon
and during the afternoon the sherif Sc
cured service on Secretary Morrison. Sec
rotary Robert A. Mckee, of the lnterna-
tional Union OF Stationary Firemen. and
President Joseph w. Morton, representative
of the International Brotherhood Of Sta
tiOnary Engineers, and the officers Of the
local unions of the engineers and firemen.
The engineers and firemen at a meeting
tonight decided 10 obey the order Of the
court and not shut off the steam at the
breweries where nOnunion men are en-
ployed, as ordered by the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor.
WASHINGTON, April 2-When in
formed of the action of Judge HOLSTER
regarding interference of union men with
the breweries President Gompers, Of the
American Federation of Labor. said I'VE
are within our lawful rights and we pro-
pose to air them. The decision of the exec
utive council in this matter will be carried
out far we are concerned. This is the
first hostile action taken by the brewery
proprietors Of Cincinnati. Unless they re-
cede from their position / think they will
have cause to regret their action. The en-
gineers have no contracts with the brewers
to furnish steam to nonunion brewery
workers; hence no injunction properly can
lie against them TO compel them 10
furnish steam TO nonunion workers
There is such provision in the law
of this country as would authorize a
court to issue an injunction requiring
a specific performance of a contract to
but no court can compel a man TO work.
even though he has an agreement with the
employer that he shall work for a specific
time"
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CROWDS AT DALLAS.
Confederate Union Forced to Open One
Day Ahead of Set Time.

DALLAS, Tex, April 21.-The twelfth an
nual reunion Of the United Confederate
Veterans, despite the repeated announce
ment that it does not begin until to-mor-
row. is under way. 1t began early to-day
and gained strength and enthusiasm as the
day passed, although not officially recog-
nized as the twelfth annual reunion, that
comes tomorrow al 10 a. m. II was twenty
hours in advance Of the programme and
was attended by many inconvenience, but
IL a reunion I'm full swing nevertheless
Tonight il is estimated that there are
5000 visitors in the city, and, TO quote
Mayor Cabeu, ''it fairly makes the city
limits bulge" OF these il Is said 1900 are
eX-cOnfederates and the remainder are sons
of veterans, sponsors and maids of honor
and sons, wives and daughters of vet
Grams.
The unofficial opening of the reunion
came about through stress of numbers
Delegation after delegation of veterans
marched from the various depots to the
fair grounds which have been converted
into a magnificent camp, only to be met
with the announcement that the grounds
were not TO be opened till tomorrow
Later in the day, however. II was found
necessary 10 admit the veterans and thus
the reunion got under way in spite of all
efforts to keep il within the bounds laid
down by those In charge. Tents went UP
as if by magic and by early afternoon the
fair grounds had become a tented city
sufficient TO accommodate 1890 men,
Many persons attended the opening OF the
auditorium tonight, Paderewski being the
attraction. with a benefit for the reunion
fund Among the speakers tomorrow will
be Governor Sayers Mayor Cabell "Pri-
and General John B. Gordon. commander
in-chief OF the veterans.
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AS TOLD BY SHAFFER.
OmciaI Account of the Great AmaIga-
mated Association Strike.

WHEELING, w. Va, April H.-The sec
ond week of the convention of the Anal
gamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin
Workers bids fair to be a busy one. and
it is doubted if adjournment will be pos
sible before May l. The feature to-day
was the annual report of President Theo-
dore Shaffer.
President Shaffer said that at the open
ing of the strike the AmaIgamated Asso-
citation was in a fair way to succeed with
out the assistance of other organizations,
but naturally looked for some assistance
from the American Federation, with which
the Amalgamated Association had been af-
filiated since it's inception and toward whose
support the Amalgamated Association had
never failed TO contribute. They were on
the highway to success until the circula-
ton of malicious lies by the newspapers
of the country which bred doubt in the
minds of their own members and there was
desertion from the ranks and ''scabbing. -
Hundreds who dared not sheep" at home
went to other places and worked side by
side with nonunion men.
The American Federation of Labor con-
tributed not a cent TO the assistance of
the association and the fiints. the window
glass workers and the pottery workers
alone gave through the national lodges.
They received nothing through the ma
tional lodge of the mine workers, but the
association received much assistance from
and these he hoped, would never be for
gotten by the Amalgamated Association.
When ii was seen that through lack OF
money and loss Of public approval and de-
sertion by hundreds OF the association :
own people, they were doomed TO meet with
something short of a decisive victory. an
agreement was made with Mr.. GOmpers,
president of the A. f. OF l., TO meet }. +.
Morgan and endeavor TO effect a settle
ment. Mr.. Morgan forsook the pleasures
of a vacation, went TO New York and
waited the coming of Mr.. Gompers, but
that gentleman never appeared. Mr.. Shaf-
fer recited the entire history of the strike
from start to finish. In conclusion, II is
said, he expressed his willingness TO give
up the executive office whenever he was
deemed an inefficient officer by the MEM
bers of the association and that he had
ever had its best interests at heart
The presidents report occupied the en-
tire day as it was history of the doings
of the association for the entire year. II
will be followed by the reports OF the three
trustees. All will be turned over TO the
committee on officers reports.
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Your Decision This Day Is ALI
Important.
PAlNE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
Guarantees a Freedom from
Disease and Sickness.
INDIFFERENCE AND CARELESSNESS
LEAD TO PHYSICAL SiIPwRECK
AND THE GRAVE.

The weak ailing. sick and diseased have
now more than ever before under their
control their physical condition. They arc
free agents and almost wholly responsible
for their future When the brain is not
affected and the mind can discern between
right and wrong. a duty 10 themselves.
their friends and country loudly demands
a marked decision-prompt and determined
action when health is impaired and life is
In danger.
II is the part OF wisdom that true de-
cision be made to-day: tomorrow may be
too late. In thousands OF cases the check
ing and Punishment OF disease depends
upon instant action; an hour lost frequent
ly means the snufing out OF some precious
life.
Few people in our country are without
some knowledge OF the wondrous. nfe-giv-
ing virtues OF Paine's Celery Compound. a
medicine that guarantees release from the
diseases common to life
What Will your decision be to-day. poor
sufferer? VIII you give Paine's Celery
Compound the fair and honest testing that
others are giving II, with its certain reward
of health. strength. vigor or happiness. CT
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content 20 pass your few days OF weeks IN
misery. agony and wretchedness untf the
dark grave claims you as It's victlm2
IL is almost needless TO enumerate the
blessed results that flow from Paine's Gel
cry Compound when used promptly IN
springtime. as you and your friends have
a knowledge Of them. OF this you may ba
assured: The seeds OF disease are banished,
the system is fortified the blood Is made
red and pure. the nerves braccd. digestion
regulated. headaches, sideaches and back
aches forever dispelled. and sweet. restful
sleep takes the place OF insomnia.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-22
Plans of a Coal Combination.

FAIRAIONT. W. Va. April 21.-The FAIR
mont Coal Company. with 100000 capt.
tai gave out to-day details of its arrange
ment with the Pittsburg Coal Company
and coal companies in the Hooking Valley
field, in Ohio, for control Of prices in the
lake coal trade These interests are now
the controlling factor In the lake coal trade
and will regulate trade and prices sbso-
luteIy The prices will be fixed from month
10 month so that the coal will be controlled
BIZ the original shipper until il reaches the
actual consumer. These companies con-
troll $50. coo acres OF coal land, and the COM
bined capital IS sl25. 100000. All other lake
docks will be distributing agents for the
combination.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-22
Beef "Trust" Denounced.

BOSTON, April 2l.-The delegates TO the
Central Labor Union, representing organ
lied labor in this city. adopted resolutions
yesterday calling attention to the advance
i'm the price of meat by six concerns in
the meat and provision business, otherwise
known as the beef trust" and requesting
the attorney general OF the United States
10 take some action that will compel the
concerns TO stop their nefariOus practice.
Congress. also, Is requested TO pass the
bill to remove the tariff on fresh meats.