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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-19
HEARING CASES
AGAINST THE
RAILROADS
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion Begins Action for Un-
reasonable Charges.
BY Associated Press

Washington, Oct. 18.-Tne Inter
State Commerce Commission today
began hearings in the matter of its
complaint against ten railroad com
panies and three private car lines,
alleging Unjust and unreasonable"
charges for refrigerating fruits and
vegetables in transit.
1t is understood the commission,
is instigating the complaints for the
purpose Of establishing its jurisdic-
tions over private car lines aad cor
recting evils complained Of
The contest viii be on the point
of jurisdiction, each company com
planned Of denying the authority Of
the commission over its business,
claiming the private car business Is
not interstate commerce.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-19
DIR. L. C. PHILLIPS
WAS FINED S25
On Charge Of Failure to Report A
Case of Fever Within Five
Hours According to Law.
DR.. HERON WAS DISCHARGED
AS THE CITY FAILED TO MAKE
A CASE AGAINST HIM-DR.
PHILLIPS WILL APPEAL HIS
CASE.

The cases of DR.. l. c. Phillips and
DR.. Jas H. Heron, both charged wit
a violation of the city ordinances
by failing to report eases Of fever
within five hours, were tried in the
municipal court yesterday morning,
Judge Laney presiding The result
was that DR.. Phillips vas lined SIS
and costs, while Dr. Heron vas dis
charged, the city failing to make n
case against him.
The case Of DR.. Philips was the
first to be called. He was represent
ed by Jas. r. Landrum, while the
city was represented by Attorney
John B. Jones. The case occupied
the attention Of the court Cor some
hours.
1t was alleged that DR.. Phillips had
failed to report the case Of fever Of
Fred A. Sweet. who has been i'll for
some days The witnesses for the
city were State Health officer Porter
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-19
CONSPIRACY IS
CHARGED BY
CARTER
EV-Army Officer Says Officers of
COurtmartiaI Plotted to Secure
His Downfall.
Bv Assoclated Pc.

Chicago, Oct 1S-CapJain ObeFlin
NJ. Carter, who was convicted Of en-
bezzling three million dollars from
the government, today charged before
Special Examiner Wyman that the
finding of the courtmartial which de-
clared Carter guilty was the result
of a conspiracy among army officers
constituting the courtmartial. He de-
clared he was condemned ana sen
fenced to prison at a hearing which
neither he nor his attorney was allow
ed TO attend. He said General Otis,
the presiding officer of the court, plot
ted with the prosecuting attorney to
secure his conviction and named other
officers in the same connection
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-19
Accorded Chief Executive At All
Places Along the Route.
ON COMPLETION or PRESENT
TRIP PRESIDENT vii HAVE
VISITED AND SPOKEN IN
EVERY STATE M THE UNION
BUSINESS SUSPENDED IN
RICHMOND.
By Associated Press.

Washington. Oct. ss.-President
Roosevelt started at eight thirty this
morning on his southern trip. during
which he win visit all the south At
lantic states. Alabama Arkansas and
louisiana On the completion Of
the trip he win have wished and s2oiE-
en- in every state in the Union 1ur-
ing his administration.
The party included Mrs. Roosevelt
DIT. Rixey. Secretary Loeb and sever
al guests beside stenographeTs, Sec
retaries and representatives Of three
press associations. The train con
sists Of four cars handsomely fitted
and elegant
The first stop was made at Freezer
icksburg. Virginia, and through brief
the president appeared st the rear OF
the car and made speech. A brief
stop was made also at Ashland. where
The citizens and students greeted
The president and were rewarded BY
q Few words.
The special reached Richmond just
before noon. Business generally was
suspended and decorators had been
busy making the streets and buildings
beautiful with the National cOlors.
A special committee headed by Gov
ernor Mon.ague boarded the p-esi-
dents car and welcomed him. The
president was then escorted TO II. a
platform in the capitol square by the
military. Mayor Mccarthy present
ed the governor who in q brief cOmpii-
mentary speech, introduced the presl-
dent The president was received
with enthusiastic shouts and cheers
and made an address whicn was
heartily applauded.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-19
By Associated Press.

New York. Oct 18.-In the insur-
ance investigation today, the district
attorneys Office was called upon and
questioned regarding an arrest for
perjury on testimony given before the
committee, which is now being con-
sidered.
George J. Plunkett, IN the employ OF
a stationery firm from which the Mu-
tual Life purchased supplies, declared
he did not receive nine hundred dol
lars for the firm, for which a receipt
ed bill was shown.
Another feature of the day was a
passage at arms between Chairman
Arstrong. of the committee, counsel
Hughes and James NJ. Beck, counsel
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-19

New Orleans, Oct. 1S.-The steady
Improvement in the favorable fever
situation was maintained today, with
another exceedingly low record.
DR.. White disclaims the assertion
that the fever is completely eradicat-
ed, but says it may be a week or two
before the last case IS reported.
While fumigation has been discon
tlnued, disinfection is being carried
On wherever a case Of fever exists.
There are no developments in the
quarantine situation, but the express
companies have formulated lists of
places which now allow shipment OF
goods, which formerly wholly barred
them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-19
BANK CASHIER
KILLS HIMSELF
NATIONAL BANK OF ALLEGHENY
CLOSED FOR EXAMINATION
or ACCENTS.
Bv Associated Press

Pittshurg. Oct 1S-S. Lee Clark
cashier OF the Enterprise National
Bank OF Allegheny. today fatally shot
himself and died this afternoon.
lmmeoiately upon receiving word
81 Clark's act. National Bank EXami-
ner Cunningham visited the bank and
after short investigation. notified the
Comptroller of the currency. who
directed Cunningham 10 take charge
81 the bank. The doors were closed
this afternoon.
The directors net and this after
noon an6, announced that nothing was
wrong with Clark's accounts. so FAR
as known, but an investigation Of the
hooks Win take five days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-19
GINGLES FIRED
BY BOARD OF
WORKS
Resolution Declaring the Office
Of Street Superintendent
Vacant Was Passed.

The City Of Pensacola no longer mas
a street superintendent. The office
was declared vacant by the Board OF
Public Works yesterday afternoon,
and as a consequence, Chas. H. Gin
giles, who had the position for some
months, is without job The resolu-
ton declaring the Office vacant, dis
charged Mr.. Gingles.
When the BOara convened yesterday
at noon Mayor Bliss and Mr.. Zeius
we're present. The first matter to be
taken up was the bond Of J. D. GOss,
as street sweeper. The bond was ap-
proved.
The next matter was the removal
and disposal Of garbage. The lowest
BIDDER. VINO was awarded the contract
some time since had failed to qualify
by making bond, and the contract was
then offered TO Mr.. Holliheld, the next
lowest bidder. He refused it. The
next was Preston Long, who agreed
to do the work for $4,000 per year. The
contract was then awarded him. He
made the proper bond and It was ap-
proved
Street Superintendent.
The question OF a street superinten-
dent was then discussed. At its last
meeting the board called upon Super
intendent Ginglcs. who left at the out
break of yellow fever, to either return
70 the city or resign. No reply had
been received from him. Clerk Mer
rift stated that be had mailed the let
ter on the date Of the meeting plac-
ing a special delivery stamp upon it.
II was decided 10 take no action in
the premises until Il could be ascer-
tanned whether or not Mr.. Gingles had
received the resolution Of the board,
so an adjournment was taken until
he could be reached.
Efforts to get into communication
with him at Cantonement over the long
distance telephone were finally sue
cessful, and be was asked if he had re-
ceiyed the communication of the
board, to which he replied that he had.
He was then asked what he intended
doing about the matter. He said tnat
he did not intend doing anything.
Office Declared Vacant.
Late in the afternoon the board re-
convened, when the reply Of Mr. Gin
giles was made known. After some
discussion the following resolution was
passed:
Whereas, The street superinten-
dent has not returned to his post OF
duty. nor resigneI Ia continuity to the
resolution introduced at the last meet
ing Of the Board, therefore be ii,
Resolved, That the Office Of street
superintendent be. and the same is
hereby declared vacant"
The meeting then adjourned until
10 O'Clock today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-19
TOWN WRECKED
BY TORNADO
~ Assnoiated 80

St. Louis. Oct ia tornado struck
the village of Sorrento. Illinois, 80
miles northeast of St. Louis last night.
killing eight persons and injuring 50
others. several fatally. The manage
TO property viii reach eighty to one
hundred thousand dollars Forty
houses were blown from their fOunda-
limos are entirely wrecked
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-19

Cherbourg. oct 1s.-Active work is
eoing on here in preparing reserve
vessels for service in case of eventual
itses in Venezuela. The arsenal and
artillery department also are working
al full pressure. The cruiser DesaiX
took large stores of ammunition for
Fort de France, Island of Martinique
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-19
LIVELY SESSION OF THE
INSURANCE COMMITTEE
attorneys Haze Passage at Arms O0er
Methods Used IN ExamInatIOH at VII
nesses--JlcCurdy on the Stand.

for President McCurdy, of the Mutual
Life Beck declared Hughes misleao
the public by not following out the
lines of interrogation and by dropping
a subject before a witness was allow
ed to explain fully Chairman Arm
strong declared witness had placed
himself in his present position by an
eyasive answer. He added that wit.
nesses should be treated with ali pos
sible courtesy.
Toward the close Of the days ses-
sion President McCurdy was recalled
to the stand, being Intercepted on
trust companies with which the Mu-
tual Life was connected and subsid
larry companies Of the Mutual and
was still on the stand when adjourn
ment was taken.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-19
BEATEN
BY MCGOVERN

Philadelphia, Oct. 1S.-Terry Nc
Govern defeated Tommy Murphy ia
one round tonight at the National Ath-
lstic Club. He knocked Murphy down
six times in the two minutes the
round lasted The referee stopped
the bout
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-19
STATE OFFICERS
ALL RENOMINATED

Providence, r. L. Oct. 1S.-GOvernOr
George Utter and ali the other pres
ent state officers were renominated
by acclamation at the Republican state
convention here today. The platform
paid high trIoute to President Ro0se-
Eelt and reanrmed the Republican
principles Of protection.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-19
LEFT RICHMOND EN-
ROUTE TO ATLANTA

Richmond. Oct 1S.-The pressdea-
Nal party left here az seven OclOeS
This evening over the SeabOar AIR
Tine Tor Raleigh. The party VIII
reach thar place early tomorrow
morning leaving az one o'clock n
the afternoon Brief stops VIII be
made at Durham. Greensboro. High
point, Salisbury and Charlotte. The
president win reach Roosevelt. Ca
early Friday morning and arrive in
atlanta az ten a. m. central tine.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-19
GIVEN POWER OF
SANITARY INSPECTORS

Acting upon the request Of State
Health Ohicer Porter. MAYOR Bliss
YESTERDAY gave authority 20 the force
o. pny siclans associated with Dr.. Por-
Ter, clothing them with the power OF
sanitary inspectors. N order that they
may enter any house where they may
suspect that fever exists.
The physicians appointed are DIS.
BYTE, Hargis. Anderson, Kennedy and
DAlenberte.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-19
md City Health Omcer Pierpon..

and City Health officer Pierpon..
DR.. Porter stated that he had been
called to the home of Mrs. Sweet by
| Mrs. Spencer, who stated that heI
/ daughter, Mrs. Sweet. was Ill. and as
she was a distant relative. he went
/ to the home. where he found MI
/ of yellow FEVER but that Mrs. Sweet
While i'll, had not reached the stage
\ where the fever had developed.
Later he met Dr. Philips and told
him what he had found at the ncme,
this being done in the presence u
DR.. Anderson. Notwithstanding this
no report had been filed in the 'G7ce
of the case.
City Health officer Pierponr testi-
| fed that Dr. Phillips aad failed to
make any report Of the case to his
Office, as required by law
Judge Ldndrum. counsel for the de-
fendant, endeayored to show that it
was the duty Of the state health Off
Ger to make this report inasmUch as
he had seen the patient.
Recorder Laney, however. ruled
differently, holding that even had the
physician complied with the state
law in reporting to Dr. Porter, he had
violated the city ordinances by tad
ing to report to the city health officer,
and fined him SIS and costs.
Dr.. Heron Discharged.
Dr.. Heron was the mex. defendant.
It was shown that he mad reported
the case of fever to the city health
officer. The city had but little evil
dence, and the recorder after sum
ming up tire evidence stated that
the city had made no case, 2ud dis
charged the defendant. la doing so
the recorder did not bring fnrO the
matter the question Of physicians
reporting their cases Of fever by mail.
but simply ruled upon the evidence
that was adduced, the city having
practically none except the written
report Of the physician.
Statement Of Or. Phillips.
Or. Philips made the following
statement relative to the case 70 The
Journal last night:
Or. Porter on the witness stand
yesterday admitted tina. / reported
the case Of Mrs. Sweet, but DID ret
remember that ! had reported Mr..
Sweets case when. IS a matter Of
fact. both were reported at the same
time and upon the same slip u
paper.
in DR.. Pierpout's testimony he
said that he had never received a
fever report from me. reported
three cases to DIT. Pie-p0nt, one on
the regular blank and two BE- tale-
phone. The two 7 made by telephone
were repeated % me and the person
receiving them said Or. Phillips Is
reporting these cases. There t. GER
tainly some mistake about ihe testi-
mony Of DR.. PierDOnt. as 1 mOx that
the lists I reported by telephone were
given 10 Dr. Pierpont's assistants for
personal calls.
II am greatly surprised at the ac-
ton Of the court in fning me, as I
have never even attempted 10 con-
ceaI a case. OF fever and have report
ed all cases promptly 10 the health
authorities"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-19
SCOTTISH RITE MAsoNs
MUST BE CITIZENS
Rv Associated Press.

Washington, Oct, 1S.-The Supreme
Council Of the southern jurisdiction.
Scottish rite masJns today adopted a
measure making citizenship of the
United states necessary as a Qualih-
cation to membership.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-19

The yellow fever situation presents
another cheerful outlook today. Only
eight cases with no deaths was the Of
fetal report compiled last night at the.
Office of State Health Officer Porter
and is a big Improvement in the mum
Der of new cases over the day prevs
Gus.
For some days the number Of nes
cases developing each day has beeg
slowly diminishing and the hope Of the
officials and physicians is that it cas
be kept down, although it is expected
that on some days it viii show an in
crease over the present number
The New Cases.
The eight new cases to be reported
up to last night. are as follows:
Carter NoII, colored. 512 East Wright
srteet.
Mamie Ashland. Herr0n's Wharf
MISS Amanda Johnson, Ala East
Main street.
Mary AIbritton, colored, City Hospi-
tai
Lewis shuttIeworth. 1O1 East Ro-
mana street.
A. j. Murphy. 420 Hayne street.
John Cox. 427 East Zarragossa
street.
Mrs. ]. N. Barlow. COS East Wright
street.
Alderman Wright Resting Easy.
Alderman William b. Wright Is
among the prominent patients who are
now suffering with the yellow fever
His condition last night was very
good and ne was resting quietly. Mr.
Wright was among those reported
Monday as having the fever. He was
taken III during the latter portion Of
last week, and Sunday his case was
diagnosed as yellow fever. He is az
the home Of his mother on Gregory
street His friends in the city hope
to see him out within a short time.
Charlie Touart Expires.
Charlie TOuart. a young man resid-
ing at the corner Of Florida Blanca
and Intendencia streets. expired last
night at 9 O'Clock of the fever. He ha-
been III for ten days, and for the past
two days it was not expected that be
would survive The young man real
ized that death was approaching and
just before he expired called bis moth
CT to his bedside anu told her that he
was dying Placing bis arms about
her he expired
The deceased was liked by an with
whom he was acquainted He viii be
remembered as having played baseball
with the Pensacola team for the past
two or three seasons. and was highly
by the members of the team.
Jack Cox Very Low.
Jack Cox, who has been HI for some
days. was reported last night as being
quite low. In fact his condition war
stated yesterday as being critical. ane
il is feared that he cannot survive
ZarragOs5a street
Fumigation Progressing.
The fumigation work is progressing
nicely and the work so far done i'd
very satisfactory. Yesterday the
force, under the supervision of Drs.
Kennedy and DAlemOerte. fumigated
230 houses, which is the record 50 far
for one days work.
Nineteen to Camp.
Nineteen persons left yesterday for
the detention camp. A number Of
these were colOred persons. Not
this number there win
be vacancies To-Day in the camp for
-Wenty-eight, and this number -can
be accommodated. A large number OF
those now there viii be released &c
day, having remained the requires
2eriOd.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-19
Low Record Of Wednesday Gives
The Situation a Cheer
full Aspect.
ONLY ONE DEATH
Which Occurred After Official Re-
pom Was Made Up.

CHARLES ToUART, A WELL
KNOWN YOUNG MAN WAS THE
VICTIM - ALDERMAN w. g.
WRIGHT IS RESTING EASY
MANY VACANCIES At DETEN-
TON CAMP TODAY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-19
LAKE MOHONK
CONFERENCE
BY Associated Press.

Lake Mohonk. N. Y. Oct. 1S.-The
Lake Mohonk conference Of Friends
of the Indians and other dependent
people opened here today Dr. ~
man Abbott was introduced, as pre-
siding officer. and made an address.
DR.. Abbott was followed bv Miss
Emily S. Cook Of the Indian Office.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-19
New Orleans Reports Only Five
New Cases For We'd
neSday.
DR.. WHITE BELIEVES DISEASE
WILL BE COMPLETELY ERADI-
GATED WITHIN A WEEK OR TWO
mo DEVELOPMENTS IN QUAR-
ANTINE SITUATION.
BY Associated Press.

s%a y ~, = 4 4. z s.a.ss
= New Orleans, Oct 1S.-Fol-
I; lowing is the official yellow few =
3 er report to 6 O'clock p. m: :
Z. New cases 5; total to date Z
z 3,349. :
(. Deaths O.; total to date 4S5. 4
= Cases under treatment ia. :
z Cases discharged 2,791 :
2 a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-19
Nineteen to Camp.

Nineteen persons left yesterday for
the detention camp A number Of
these were cOlOred persons. Not
withstanding this number there viii
be vacancies TO-DAY in the camp for
tWenty-eight, and this number can
be accommodated. A large number OF
those now there viii be released &c
day, having remained the requires
periOd.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-19

The fumigation work is progressing
nicely and che work so far done is
very satisfactory. Yesterday the
force, under the supervision of Drs.
Kennedy and DAlemOerte. fumigated
250 houses, which is the record So far
for one days work.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-19

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-10-19

Jack Cox, who has been CD for some
days, was reported last night as being
quite low. In fact his condition war
stated yesterday as being critical, ant
it is feared that he cannot survive
He resides with a. S. Cox, at 437 East
ZarragOssa street
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-23
2o4 BIB IorEtA DEL BoAE1IN NERO ,NTlL
da oue Sc puede ner espues de haber sdo herda por

vida que puede depue de haber sdo herida por
el rayo.
E1sen ciertas legadss al fondo del isnio, que
separau del centro de l. S vivienes.
Los que viener por vuestra hab aeon, apare-
confuscs { rdrtlnto~; codean sin egaros
car; ntratsbe par, Il los es. La
Gicha Ia deses peracidn pueden e~pirar msno
medic anb desesp RADIO asste d, sde muy lejos
vida de los de As; i9nora pr senca; pierde
e sentn dc propa txstenca; de carne
hueso OK erimenta IA realdad de 81 - "a no es pa
"a 81 uisno mas que sueho.
E a plrada de Letherry, Sc lea situa-
ci6n Los g;upos Gu theaban, comunicandose 10 que
sabian. H. aqui qu6 noucias haba.
La Durande hs bi perdido vspeia la roca
Douvres durante IA neba, aproxma nente una hora
antes de ponerae SOL Toda Ia geuc habfa salvado
en- e bcte exec pci6n 9e captan que ba gaeri1o
abando ar buque Una bora de Sudoeste, sobreye
ri1a de~tu de u)eb hab estado pu de hacero
les naufr agar de nuevo les hf evado MI adentr-
b.sa aas Al de Gu ue-e'. Duraute noche habfan
tend Ia buena fortuna de Cashmere que les
habfa recogdo levado Saint Pierre Port De todo
tenia la cupa ell tmone r4 tuie, que estaba preso
Clubin habia estado nagnanno
Los piotos que abundaban en- los grupos, pronuncia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-23
= psnslcs es cs un sshssiisse q
kessss De liigsde DC Rscsiss

Dr~nfr Ia g. csenfc eSoascs oe
scesfe ds hsgzGo de hscsiAo. sig1nos
sndnxsrlsies han hecAo gTzndes &c
fneryo~ para popalar,ssr en provecho
prvpsc e. use De pcirSleo 9 psfsenS
>rmo sntszncss 4iimcnisuA
Ra~anie ridicalo es en- versia6. pos
80 c.l,hcsrlo DC csro nodo. a as~gu
-aY .ene Fl rc;rSleo ruede SuhStiiuir =
scei,e De hlgado De bAcalao.
Ia gran reputation dc cue goza &
aoeise dc higado de hacalao es debido
sus grandcs propiedadcs nuiri;ivas &
alimeniiCiaS In vcrdad. el aCeite de
afgsdo de bacaiao 10 solamcnie os
IN slimeaio. sino cue es el nejor me
iicsmento que sc conoce en- hedicna
atir TO Sc ha podido encontrsr en- II
usturaleza otro almen.o igual. y
anuncia: e. pcir6leo como un substs-
,u,o del aceiie de ,higado de bacalao.
es str. buir al pe,r6leo 6 parafna pro
piedade, que no. tiene. FL petrdec
carece de Ia propicdad esencial de to-
do allInento. es decir, la de yer asimi-
liable. FL petr6leo oparafina no sola-
mente no eS una substantial asimilable.
sino qu,- cuando Sc toma interiormente
es expelido en- Su ;tOtalidad pN las
svacuaciones intestinales. causando in
digestion. irritaciGn del estomago J
de los intestinOs, Intermediates del
higado v del pancreas y con frecuen-
cia diarrea y diSen,erfa.
La presente eScaSez de aceite hfgado
lie bacalao es un case exceptional que
10 durara mucho tempo, pero ha des-
inostrado va la gran demanda que
'onstantemente hay en- Ell mundo por
este producto alimenticio. Miles de
personals, jovenes y ancianos. lsan
-ontiniamente este aceite y su saiud J
u vida depende de el.
Afortunadameute la mayor parte
lei acejte de bacalao que sc consume
en Il .nundo IS adminis,rado baj0 Ia
fornla; dc "Emuls.on de Scott" prepa-
rada' por los S1es. Scott g. Bovine.
Quf'nicos de Nueva Ycrt quienes
debldo a sus mrchos aflos ie expe-
rencla en- la mdteria, vieron venir la
escasez con muchos .rneses de anticipa :
ion hicieron grandes acopios del
sceite, aunque para clio tuvieron que
pagar precios enormes. ESQ no obs
ante. ell precio corriente al detai!e de
a Emulsion de Scott no ha sido aite-
RADIO pucde obtenerse en- Las boticas
drog !er.as al mismo precio de STEM
1re.
FL Petr6leo 6 Parahna puede ser
)ueno para luhricar maqulnas Ii otros
lsos lndustriales, pero la Emulsion de
r SORT IS la dnica buena para e.
u.rp@ Hunano