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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-28

Rcceptlon for New Members.
A reception will be rendered tonight
to the newly-confrmed members of st.
Pauls German Evangelical Church. in
ergen street, OF which the Rev. Max
A. l.. Hirsch is the pastor. 1t will
include a program of music and gen.
eral entertainment.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-28

Reports Indicate ProspcrIty.
Reports submitted at the quarterly
meeting Of the Paramount Spar und
Vergnuegungs verein in Gifts Hall.
Fourteenth avenue, last night, showed
it to be in a highly prosperous condi-
ton. 1t was decided to celebrate this
wears anniversary or a large scale.
The date will be fixed at a future
meeting. Mrs. Meier was elected vice.
president in place of Mrs. Kraemer,
who resigned.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-28

program. August Bohrer. Eugene
Brecht, Robert Maurer. Arnold Weber,
Carl Mertens, Edward Schwarz, George
A. Mueller and Otto Schmidt, made
1t up and sang "Ein Sonntag auf der
Aim most effectively.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-18

n ssis .rp,enis ss vende rsr<i 0e
p eIlCGleCs siso & GuiEsA4~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-18
ALERTA CONSUM|DOR.
CUIDADO CON
LAS INIT ACIONES

Fl ron Lave. ' eli Anis Dos Es
oudos es TN popular en- Puerto Rico
por su evidente pureza. buen sabor
y exquisite ar ma.
No h ce dano Sus efectos estimu-
antes son INOF FENsIVOo No con
tiene ninguna drogs nj suhstancl )
agena 4 sus natur .es ementos. se
t. brica por desti aclon oontlnul a
vapor usandose los ;paIatos mas
modernos V adoptdDdose mas es
mer4 do procedimiento sanitrio Tn
cuidado especial Sc observa en- e. en-
hoteilado empaque Nada dc
COMPO>ICIONEo. 7 dase en- to-
das parties Para eompras a. por
mayor en- San Ju n ciiiir-e los
res. B. ernandez Il Hermanos
Sucres. de erez Hermanos
NJ K Ca.deron J Co.
A. .uarez d Co
Agentes en- MayagLes:
Mora X Co. ) en- G.
Agentes en- Eayamon = Angel
Niejo.
nue. Terez Il Co.
.Agentes en- Veg4- Baja -sres su-
cesores de OBJ rino & Co
iabricantes: ucres. de Roses d
Co. :. en- G. Areeibo !, X.
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f| veteIinario infoIma.

lei Tesorero y Secretario
de la Uniyersidad de Puerto
Rico, solicita Sc le informe
con respecto a la oausa de la
muerte de una vaca en- los
terrenos de Ia Universidad,
propiedad del Pueblo de Puer-
to Rico. FL Inspector Vete-
rinario del Distrito Sur. doc
tor Nara, informa que dicha
Sc encontraba padeciendo des-
de hacia algun tempo, bro
nico peuromsnia supurativa'
sin que hubiese sido notada
So enfermedad nj atendida
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En- vista de inspection


..El DR.. Reguero Feliu, me-
dico inspector del distrito nor
te, informa acerca de la vista
de inspection girada a la ciu-
dad de Arecibo, para investi-
gar las causas de las fiebres
que con caracter epidemico Sc
han presentado en- aquella 10,
calidad, las que han resulta-
do ser de caracter malarico,
habiendose tornado las medi-
das oportunas con objeto de
contener la propagation de
elias.
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Ell director del laboratorio
quimico, solicita Sc lame la
atencion de la Ofcina de Com.
rras para el Gobierno, para
que Sc haga el pedido a los
Estados Unidos de los apara-
tos y reactivos que fuecon pc.
didos en- fecha % de Julio
del corriente ano.
.-El inspector de alimentos,
remite varias etiquetas utili-
zadas para rotular licores ia
bricados en- Puerto Rice por
los senores Forteza Hmnos., 4
de Vega-Baja, por considerar-
las constituyen IN falso 70
tulo.
Ell Official de sanidad de,
Caguas, remitio una muestra
de leche marcada con el MI
nero 6, para que sea anali.
zada Ell el Laboratorio, por
considerable adulterada-
a. Mn Martinez, Ingenie-
TO, remite pianos y memorla
para el proyecto de construc-
ci6n de IN tanque septico pa.
ra servicio sanitario de una
casa de su propiedad Ell el
Ceboruco, barrio de Santurce-
.-El inspector de alimentos
de San Juan, remite etiqnetas
de llcores. que constituyen
falsos rotulos, anunciandoI
ron Y "moscatel
--El Official de sanidad, de
Corozal, informa one han que
dado terminadas las obras del
nuevo matadero municipal,
las que Sc han realizado de
un todo de acuerdo con los
pianos aprobados por la di-I
recci6n de Sanidad en- 81 de-
Mayo iltimo.
FL Inspector de sanidad /
Vicente Andino, lnforma acer-
"a del estado antihigi6nico en-
que Sc encuentlan las casas
nllmeros % de Norzagaray y.
lO5 de la calle del Sol.
FL inspector de alimentos,
de Ponce, iuforma haber de
comisado a Raul Gimenez. -
harriles de uvas espanolas. Y
el interesado solicita certifca
cion creditiva del decomiso Y
destruction hechas por el ms.
peetor de alimentos. lie fu6
eXtendido.
--El Official de sanidad, de
San Juan. solicita ST le auto
rice al celador del cemente-
rio de San Juan, para verifi-
car la exhumacion de 123I
restos depositados en- la fosa
comlln-
..Medico Inspector. dist. nor
te iaforma acerca del estado
>anltario en que Sc encuentra
el pueblo y la jurisdiction
de Gurabo. manifestando que
la infection de fiebre tifoidea
dccrece paulatinamente.
C. A. Woodcock, de Rio
Piedras. solicita autoriZaci0n
para exhnmar Y trasladar los
restos de Mr.. Ward Wilnslow
Noodcock, que se encuentran
depositados en- el cementerio
dc >anturee, para inhumarlos
en q nuevo cemelterio de
Rio Piedras.
Fl or. +. B.Hatch solicita
aprobaci6n de los pianos para
q pdoyecto IL construction Ge
los rozos filirantes para s,-rvi-
cio> -anitario dc Iii casas pro
piedad de T.. J. Armstrong
81 la calie del Parque Y del
- Allan en- la Avenida Taft.
en BaIrio de Santlirce.
Ct NENDE
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NO Sc DEscUIDE UD.

Los varios sintomas de una
eondicion debilitada que toda
persona reconoce en- 81 misma, es
una advertencia que por ningun
concepto deberla pasar desaper-
ciblda, pues de otra manera los
germenes de enfermedad toma-
ran incremento con gran peli-
gro de fatales consecuencias.
Los germenes de la tlsis pue-
den ser absorvidos por los pull
mones a cualquiera hora echan-
do raices y multiplicandose, 4 no
ser que el sistema sea alimen
tado hasta cierto punto que lie
facllite reslstlr sus ataques. La
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
cue es tan sabrosa como Ia MEL
contlene todos los principles
nutritivos Y curativos del Aceite
de Higado de Bacalao Plro, que
extraemos directamente de los hi
gados frescos del bacalao, combi-
nados con Jarabe de Hipofosftos
Compuesto, Extractos de Malta Y
Cerezo Silvestre, fortifca Ell sis
tema contra todos los camblos de
temperature, que producer inya-
riablemente Tos, Catarro, Asma.
Gripa, Tisis Y todas las enferme-
dades emanadas por debilidad de
los pulmones Y constitution ra-
quitica. Tomada a tempo eyi-
ia la tisis; tomada a tempo Ia
cura. "El Sr. Professor Bernardo
Urueta, de Ia Botlca Frizac en- la
Ciudad Dc Mexico, dice: Por la
presente tengo el gusto de parti-
cipar a ids. que he usado en- mi
hijo, enfermo de Nal de Pott y
por indication del Sr. DR.. Rafaei
Lavista, la Preparation de VAN
pole, que IDS. preparan y ademas
de que le ha hecho mucho bien,
su est6mago Ia tolera muchisimo
meior que las otras preparaclo-
mes de aceite de higado de baca-
lao. Igual cosa ha pasado con
algunos otros nihos a quienes
les he recomendado que usen la
medicina de IDS" Basta una
botella para convencerse. Nadie
sufre aun desenga1o cons sesta.
he venta ell todas las Roticas.
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Sc VENDE

Inir.rle eiecto de s de diSmetro
cen u combination de -iavez p4ri
ee.oone,tsr en- case De averi1s y con
TIM. II b l&nGo como dure
-,is Getecadcras lie Coh ion1o. dc
foire. con una yidad G. lUJ0 : l.
sd. una.
To- Juegos de tenui:url = oen-
triiucas ead4 juero s!e 60 diame,rOs
eon u sorres pondisnis- mezclas.ores-
! Eso in0 ce nueyc asas y vsTi.,s
rieza de rsrEe 70.
lara insormes ciTiirse j VI
I:.l.et,i N.eanes. z. L.
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|ntoImaciion de Sanidad.
El concejo municipal de Rio
Piedras adopta una orde-
nanza lespecto a estahleci-
mientos de panaderias y
dulceria.
visitas de inspection a distri
tos de Ia isla.

no Hmns., para un sistema de
pozos septicos para desague
de las aguas residuales de la
Central columbia de la .ju.
risdicci6n de Maunabo.
Han sido aprobados por
la direction de Sanidad los
pianos para la construction
de un canal de desagjie para
los residuos de la factoria
APlazuela Sugar Co., en- Bar
reloneta-
..Ha sido ordenada la pl-
blicacion de la sentencia die
tada por la Corte de distrito
de Mayaguez contra Eusebio
Campis como relncidente en-
la adulteracion de leche, que
fue castigado a seis meses de
carcel y pago de las costas
correspondientes.
..Ha sido sometido a la con
sideraci6n de la ofcina de Sa-
nidgd dos ordenanzas acorda-
das por el concejo municipal
de Rio Piedras sobre estable-
cimieutos de panaderlas y
dulcerias y otra sobre estable-
cimlentos industriales y de
comercio, las cuales fueron
remitidas por el Hon. Gober-
. nador de Puerto Rico para su
aprobacion dc acuerdo con la
ley municipal VICENTE.
Ell inspector de alimentos
de San Juan en- su vista de
inspection a los pneblos de
Arecibo, Hatillo, Camuy y
Quebradillas, ha remitido va
rias muestras de leche sospe.
chosas de estar adulteradas
para que sean analizadas en-
el Laboratorio QuiuIico.
Jose Castro Pou. vecino
de Rio Piedras, solicita la
aprobacion de pianos para la
construction de un puesto de
carnlccria en- cl barrio de
Cupey.
..El tesorero de Puerto Ri
70 solicita Sc le informe por la
direction de Sanidad acerca
de la necesldad de construir
IN matadero Municipal en-
Barranquitas y las condicio.
mes generates que dicho edi-
fcio debe reunir.
--El presidente de la iunta
escolar de Ponce informa acer-
"a de las obras sanitarias exi.
gidas en- uno de los edificios
de las escuelas pllblicas, que
81 propietario ha manifestado
que yencifndose el contrato
IN el pr61imo mes de -Enero
e le exima de realizar tales
obras toda Hez que no Sc ha
prorrogado el contrato para
sontinuar las e,cuelas en- aquel
rdificio.
Han >ido autorizados los
sehores SHcF-. dc Roses Y Ca.
en Areciho para litilizar dos
eientos seis sacos de harina
lie trigo one les fueron deco
misados por encontrarse en-
llalas condiciones para ser
l,adas como alimeuto, para
ines industrialcs.
Ila sido aprobada por la
direction dc >anidad plano Y
9royecto para la ronstruecidi.
b I'M eailal Dc dosa4ue para
residus de II Factoria
Fajardo >ucar Ca radi.
ida er ! jurisdiction d. Fa.
larda
II Inspector de alimcn,os.
ie Ponce romifid para ~ aua
81 III u l4lotaiorio. trcs
astrl- lie ltcFl.. >ospecl.o
'ic star adnltcgad4-.
Fl ! al,ie lie Rio Piedra-
i'a q .nvio dc un inspes-
Itt gHe Yeiiiifue Una
STA general ] lo9 sstahleei-
pnios c0mereiales = indus.
slides ic aritI.los alimenii.
io..
Don Migncl Gncrra Mon
tsIdn. solicita le sean apro
ads plaroS para Il nroyeeto
obstruction H. in tanqne
ptioo para Il servirio ,ani-
ali1 de una cIsa de n pro
Fdai Il q tafriD de san
uTee.
II inspector q. ai'saentos
i >a, .IEaan Ll.nrra al.er.
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San francisco 55

In gran surtdo de easmlres ngleses legitimos mpor
tados directamenc para trajes la medide.
En- trajes hecos timo estlo americana para ovenes
precios de SO s24
OTRo5 ARTIcULoe PARA CARALLERos
Camsa, para frac Que .cuellos, punos medias,
calsonzos. camiseas hilo de Etosa lana paraguas
genoveses panueos, corbatas etc. etc
toda persona de buen gnso el vestir Sc invita-
hacer una vista al cstablecmiento
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-18
THE TARIFF AND PRICES.

If an increase in the tariff causes
an increase in the price of goods, then
why does not a tariff reduction bring
prices down? If goods advance in
spite Of lower duties, then is it not
possible that other articles have gone
UP for reasons other than the tariff
These are questions shoe men of
La Crosse. on the authority of the
Leader-Press. are asking and which
will soon be presented to the con-
sumer
The Payne tariff act put hides on
the free list and made reductions in
the duties on shoes Of from IS TO %
/. per cent. In view Of these Substantial
changes. shoes from % 10 90 per cent
lower were predicted
But, on the contrary. the trade Is
confronted with a radical advance in
leather and shoe prices and the Ma
tionai Shoe Manufacturers assoeia-
ton is now meeting at Boston 10 dis.
cuss the situation An effort is be
ing made To determine whether the
public VIII demand shoes at fixed
prise or or an established quality at
higher price President ] X. Orr
of Atlanta Ca. is presiding The La
Crosse paper quotes William Strauss
Of that place as saying
If ire tariff has anything to do
with the price OF commodities. I can
only wonder what we would have TO
pay for shoes rad Inc hides not been
put on the free list
Either the tariff has a marked e'-
feet upon the quotations or il has not.
In the latter event the long squabble
in congress was but waste OF time.
as far as benefits 10 the consumer
were concerned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-18
BOATS ON THE pEs MONIES.

The Burlington Saturday Evening
Post is quoted in Des Moines Plain
Talk as saving that Capt. ". H. Wal
lace. Of Henry, H., proposes TO put
line Of boats on the Des Moines
river. His plan is to organize a stock
company with $4,000 capital, of which
he expects shippers interested TO take
one half This CAPTAIN Wallace insists
on. so as to insure fair run of bust
ness during the season. Additional
particulars are given as follows:
He proposes to enter into a contract
under bond to make three round trips
a week between Ottumwa and Keokuk
during the five good water months:
and to have traffic arrangements at
Keokuk and Alexandra with the Dia-
mond 10 and Blair lines. He claims
that freight can thus be transported
for half railroad rates Captain Wal
lace has thirty low deck boats running
in the season between Chicago and
St Louis by canal and river II the
desired cooperation can be secured.
the project seems TO be entirely feas-
ible, while it brightens the prospect
for reopening the whole river
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-18

as The spectators pressed fuInultuous-
IL forward. Peter Frederick among
the rest. she exclaimed:
Your honor. Your honor
What is it. madam asked the JUS
tice. And. considering that the court
believed that IL had to deal with a
case of hysteria. tue voice was sur
prisingly little tinged with irritabiiity.
But then the learned judge felt that
be must make some concession TO a
woman Of Airs. ChaIloner's high social
standing, ard therefore he added POI
litely. You must be BRIEF
Il shall be brief answered Mrs.
Challoner. Il desire to make charge
against Sir. Murgatroyd. the prosecu-
tor Of the pleas
The court glanced sympathetically
at her.
Il accuse him Of bribery she went
on. He promised to set my husband
free.'
Shirley Bioodgood clutched her.
Miriam. what are ron saying.r
Bribery asked the justice. some
what startled. Bribery"
For an instant there was subdued
uproar Graham Thorne pressed for
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-18

South Dakota IS having its full share
of snow this winter Last Wednes-
days storm was the severest expert
enced in that state in quarter of a
century. More than a foot of snow
fell. which drifted badly. Up to the
present time more than three and a
half feet Of snow have fallen within
the last two months. This exceeds
the snowfall during all of last winter.
The supply OF fuel in many localities
is limited and the most rigid eoon-
omy is being praeticed. Business
houses and citizens generally are care
full not TO use a pound more fuel than
is absolutely necessary. The Chica-
go & Northwestern company, because
OF a scarcity OF fuel, has called OF
all freight trains except those carry
ing perishable freight and fuel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-18
Weak Stomach
Test Sample Of Mi-o.na Free.

r y,u have Indigestion, dyspepsia,
sour stomach, dizziness or biliousness,
no matter how long standing. Mona
stomach tablets will cure, or your
money back
Thousands are getting rid of indi.
gestion by using Mona. Here is
what one man writes Il want TO
speak a good word for Mi-o-na and
what It has done for me. / suffered
something terrible with dyspepsia and
indigestion. II was almost impossible
for me to eat anything. Day after
day ! would go without eating any
thing. One day read your ad. in the
Bangor Daily News. got box, and
before It was gone could sit down
TO the table and eat anything. thanks
TO Mi-o-na =" Herbert l.. Patterson
Brewer langorl Me, 1909.
Mona stomach tablets are made
from the best prescription ever writ
ten--they cure to stay cured. They
relieve distressed stomach in a few
minutes They are sold by druggists
in every town in America, and BY
Wilkinson & Co. A large box costs
but 50 cents Test samples free from
pSse~- ~ as=s~s-~ r-- f.srs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-18
Newspapers and ministers.

Sioux City Journal: No particular
benefit can result from ministerial
persistence II exhibiting agility in
straddling The newspapers and apply
ing the spur It may be test Of the
Christian spirit to be tolerant toward
the newspapers and at times it Is a
test Of newspaper forbearance to keep
rough hands from feeling after the
preachers. II preacher In one field
has acquired resentmeDts he shouid
strive 70 leaye them behind when he
answers q call TO another place. The
newspapers are human The men who
aid from day to day in making the
newspapers do not always say the
right thing But nagging is not the
thing that is likely 10 make better
mr.. ~ tsf~--
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ward toward the court Broderick
from the crowd behind pushed his
way into the Enclosure Reporters
thrust their pads and pencils into the
scene. Spectators stirred. beca me
noisy. but Murgatroyd never moved.
let Mrs. Challoner go orr demand
ed Thorne
Clear this courtrooml" ordered the
justice. standing up until his CON-
niand was obeyed.
Ia a few minutes none was left with
in the room except the officers and
those within the rail. who included
BrodericIs No court officer who val
ued his position dared TO disturb Brod-
erick.
At last the court said:
Now. Mrs. Chailoner.''
II want everybody here she cried.
her eyes dasliing. ito know and uu-
derStisnd what this man has doner'
Her face was turned toward Murga-
troyd. a begged Of him TO set my
husband free. He refused. We told
me he could do nothing for me. /
couldn't move him until finally Of
fercd him money
She paused. i'cIer Frederick moved
few steps nearer. gnawing bis finger
nails. Thprne watched Murgatroyd
closely. but Mnrcatroyd was unmoved
! offered him 100000. He refused
TO take it, cried Miriam.
Naturally interposed the court.
He refused TO take il. went OH
Miriam. irritn'ed by the Interruption.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-18
CONGRATULATIONS FOR kEokuk

ne consr6s rIations keo1sg & ~
ceiving nowadays upon the success
full outcome OF the water power mat
ter are moi confined to newspaper
columns. Private letters by the hum
dred abound in Fluctuations cou-
pied with expressions Of confidence in
keokuk's future. An eastern LADY
who visited relatives and friends here
about eighteen months ago writes as
follows to one OF these.
When l received The Gate City
extra yesterday saying that the
keoknk water power IS assured felt
Ike the school boy did. / wanted to
take of my hat and throw it into the
air and give three cheers Tor Keokuk.
| am so glad, for / feel almost a
personal interest in the great project,
and rejoice with Keokuk's noble eiti-
zens in their great achievement /
have read with the greatest interest
what The Gate City says in regard
to it. II seems a most wonderful I'M
dertaking and its successful accom-.
plishment will be one of the great,
est events IN the history OF our time
We must stand in awe before the
men whose minds have conceived Of
such thing being possible as build
ing dam from one edge of the Miss
issippi to the other. thus holding back
the rushing waters of the mighty
river. The great Father of Waters
must bow his hoary head in humble
submission while being harnessed by
the modern engineering methods of
the great men Of the Keokuk plant
I'VE wish to congratulate you and
wish you Godspeed in the develop
ment of old Keokuk into the Newer
and Greater Keokuk''
These appreciative and congraulat-
DRY expressions are but samples of
those being received by Keokuk
people daily. News of the sue
cess of the enterprise has spread
far and wide and from every
quarter come words of rejoicing with
this city in its coed fortune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-01-18

This is pneumonia weather and es.
pecial care should be taken 10 avoid
that dangerous disease. For some
reason or other there are more cases
OF pneumonia during a thaw following
a protracted period of cold weather
than at any other time. Possibly a
predisposing factor is the lessened
powers of resistance, combined with
Indulgence in food and drink and care
lessness as to clothing. Any chilling
OF the surface of the body is apt to
lead to serious consequences. Wet feet
are direct invitation to grave lung
troubles. insufficient ventilation ranks
among the conTibutory causes. Any
thing that tends to promote the gen.
eral health viii help safeguard against
pneumonia.