davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-05-30
Watches I

now have on hand most beautiful
and up-to-date line of watches.
Watches of all sizes and makes; such
as the Howard & Hamilton, Elgin,
Waltham, etc. Can save you money
on positively lowest prices.
w. O. SwENsON, "The Leader"
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-05-30
Ice Cream.

We pack ice cream for people who
live in the country so it will carry
nicely and keep frozen. Five minutes
notice is all we ask.
NJ. N. GRAF.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-05-30

A Grand Lot of Travelling Cases, Trunks
and Bags at prices less than the Wholesale
cost.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-05-30
School Social.

A SC social will be held in the
Nichols school house, District No. a.,
Friday evening, June 2, 1911. A short
program will be given, followed by a
&c sale. Proceeds to be used for a
water jar and drinking cups. Every
body welcome.
LYDIA DEMPEwOLF, Teacher.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-05-30

Mems OvercOatS
Save money by buying these now. You
will be needing them next winter. Mems
fine overcoats. good length, made of good
wearable cloth, different col a n nH
Ors. Worth $1,000. ~ w
Sale Price VOOOO
Mems Fine Dress Overcoats, in Oxford,
T; Beaver We and Motions. Worth Cc OK
$l2.OO An 41
Sale Price VVsVO
Mems Swell Dress Overcoats, worth
$3.50 all lengths. assorted On nH
patterns, latest styles. AH 41
Sale Price VOOVV
Mems Overcoats of Carr's Meltons,
ss"sso%e'y sss ss ''n Trimmed NJ %s:th X;Y5
$50. 90. Sale Price VI UBVV
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1911-05-30
LYDIA Del
Hello I

Wagner has moved to Henderson's
Barber Shop. Clothes cleaned while
YOU wait French cleaning q specially.
Under the Family Theater.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29

I.l, Do. Is opposed .u ule initiative,
tm .U. constitution ~ Nov Mexico
1.... mur forces absolutely uu-
Nw.,r.d for tunsactug ul the
W.s. business they have in
...II and haud chat under tlo NrN
N,s..I constitution ans statute enact
u Hl desired cuu Doe brought about.
NIt twenty --uNc years association
u.fu politicians and statesmen has iu-
creased HIs confidence boo tho integrity
n. politicians; ana tlt prohibition
.U . u, Incompatible state in
WILTON Goo rear children. ar. few ot
f., ..nue points mud, iu un interview
fuuH uE birnop William \. Quayic
ui fue N r.. ehureh who is IN
Nluu. from oklahoma 10 at-
i."I fl, church conference, which bee
..u N.rD Yesterday pr Quailc ice-
tuy1 tu crowded house last night
or Temperance and tonight viii
h..tur. FOO me VI ~ church. taking ror
H ait.' "Shyio0k and David 90
which rated as uno of the best OF
he platform efforts.
An extensive traveller, "a man Who
Ur boon u worker among AN classes
ut p.uH, IRE h.s chosen NoCatiop f0r
wnu YOURS having had tho emporium
|f. tH m..t the best md che worst men
H. .h uuon. pr Quoylo Is Won pro-
ur..1 90 mlk, positive assertions re-
ruuu amy questions 10, cares to
uuI. positive assertions about pr
quasi. nu unusually broad minded
uHu Ue H mo- s.nso looal Wau AZ
tI.H.u n. makes nis homo now 'n OK.
I.huwt Do. is NOT Identified with tho
...f. .r oklahoma to nuv greater .v-
,..t .nr1 with New Mexico. Texas ~
... .Ir.r state Just 1H Iu Indication
at ru. work Dr. Qunrl, i4 doing, II
..Ht be mentioned THAT after leaving
'.HUu.rlu. ne viii so tn direct cons
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
FACES AND FOODS
SHOULD NOT Be
PAINTED
So Says DR.. Wiley in Telling
Kansas City High School Stu.
dents How to Live Long;
Too Much Study Is Bad He
Says.

Kansas city Mo- Sept 29--The
high school pupil spends too muca
time IN study Ana of that time spent
bycr the hooks too large propor-
tiun n given To subjects that viii h"
useless In after NE. lE short the
system vt instruction IN vogue ia the
schools of the country n half bad.
That was the tone of Dr. Harvey w.
Wileys speech this morning In thu as
semby room OF the Central High
school And the twelve hundred
Young persons present smiled their de-
.tighi aud took surrcptitinus sqdints
Int their instructors.
When he began 20 speak Doctor WI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29

usht Kind Is not alNays 90 be- found
Nud great many ot the soft drinks
contain caiiiur. Those particularly
should De- avoided. Tor youth Is de-
siruyrd when Tho nerves go ana caf-
feline ls the destroyer of nerves. Cpf-
fec aud tea ought TO be- avoided, too. %
Bad Cooking Causes Divorce.
Following This came an attack on
the average butter that Is sold.
pr wiley then returned Cor mo-
mCnt 10 the subject OF the course of
study Chris should be taught De-
said. o. distinguish hutNe,u the good
aud the Dad food stuns. Also, They
should Doc taught how 90 cook
ct o. said motor cars have caused
many diovror," hc told his audi nee,
"hut ! believe many more have bo-@
caused by bad cooking
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29

get his chief business in lirc Ilc be-
gan on tie subject of artificial cole
uriug. ANA his first advice was slS Un
entirely 90 the girls
Painted Faces aud Painted iood-.
Never paint your faces" he inn
plortd and added Js "a good reason
Tor following his advice. mo man ever
fails 100 love with painted face Wo-
men always should be beautiful, no
matter hos old they a,cumc bat
paJut never yet added TO tho autau-
tiNcuoss of a woman.
"Aud painted food is as bad as a
painted face. and that WAS the read
beginning TO the address, 10 had
mainly to do with tur-akus thc use of
ll adulteratyd food stuus.
Gro stay young, don't ,si painted
candy" the chemist said. MOST ar
uncaliy culorrd candy is coated with
% ro1 Car dye, aud lh.s usually ypu-
tains arsenic Arscui, poisoning has
tho same symptoms as ufuuule pare
alysis And here's point NcSry
AN ot me raH fruits ana vegetable.
are sprayed with arsenic Co proscrt,
them. Every time you eat raw ap.
pl, purc z FIRST
Tlw Cause at Iufnnlilp Paralysis.
Ia Wiley expressed the uolicl
thai the high percentage coo iulantlI,
paralysis iu this country u frw Nrarl
ago Nas ala, almost entirely Go thes,
tr~ruir-lJHru louds.
The Soda fountain was given iU
share of geusurr dnd che audience wa
not utarly su hearty in los mods ut lp.
proved when he approached that sub
itUt
"Most OF tho soft drinks you hul
are Wtincially coinrcd pr Favored ht
wid 90 approve OF Soda walor I'M
it must be- OF the usht kind anl ta'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29

The cromptl condition that has cx-
listed iu the Central high school bAild-
u8 since the beginning ot school on
account of th, rooms iu the library,
that have been secured Tor the oightN
grades. not being ready, thus necessi-
Eating th, putting ull of th, eighth
grade pupils iu the hIgh school bull-
ing. Will Boz r,modild next week by
thr transferring nf these pupils Geo The
ihtary Abieh 81 now 100 readiness The
DELAY has brcu oc,asIouDd los thr u0u-
arrival uf the s.uts and They orr, now
her, anl viii be pa rd iu position 900
thai the rooms may hr occup.sd either
Monday cor Tuesday cot most week,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29
BISHOP WILLIAM A. QUAYLE IS
OPPOSED TO INITIATIVE AND HAS
FAITH IN THE POLITICIANS

Boadmnded Leader in Methodist Episcopal Church Says
the Thing Initiated Can BE Initiated Out Again in No
Time and That the People Can Easily Be Eternally In
ating; Political Leaders Are Essentially Neither Less
Nor More Than Citizens in Action; They Are Citizens
Before They Are in Politics. While They Are in Poll.
tics and After They Are in Politics
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29

However yeu may have made up your mind to
pay less---or more. You'll find many other Wool
tex models, equally attractive. We've an uncom-
monty smart model designed especially for the
stylish matron; another for the business woman;
one that will particularly please the elderly wo-
man; and lovely models for young girls
At least. let us show you Come in with time
enough to go over the different styles with care
And for your own convenience as well as ours
please come early You'll get better service be-
fore the fall rush.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29

ley said that he would tell the boys
and girls now 90 stay young.
II am young myself ne said, land
/ haven't grown day older la the
last nifty years. / Viii have YOU know.
also, that am cousrrSauonist;
believe that / made the first puoic
speech on conservation that ever was
made, that was IN 1884 before tna
American Chemical association, NOM,
the greatest conservation Is that III
youth and one OF the most important
factors IN preserving youth is play
Play as much as you can. Your
teachers dont give you time enough
for that" and the gigglc that spread
over the room proved that AZ least the
younger par. uf the audience were Ia
hearty ~ mpathy.
Don't Learn the Right Things
Il was 1t this part ut his address
that the chief chemist OF the depart
ment OF agriculture forgot test tubes
Tor a moment and spoke of The currl-
Culum in general uso.
YOU young people are forced "a
devote large part Of your time ia
studying such valuable bits OF know
ledge as the names of the various rit-
ers that empty into tho North Sea
or the name OF the highest mountain
in Thbot Ard there is hardly one
Of you who knows what bread D. made
of. or one ~ yau girls who knows how
to darn sock And ttcn there's oul
system of weights and measures Nut
have 10 spend two years learning AL
of them that can bo crowded int
your brain when the splendid metric
system might be- mastered la ten min.
utrs and tho rest of that two Nrrr'
spent In acquiring some real know
ledge"
Bnt the doctor could not lons for
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29

1t takes ten years off the age of any woman who W
handsome double faced all worsted coths--a new m
If you're a blonde, try on the lovely gray blue
If brunette or with brown hair and eyes see the
artistic effect of the rich redbrown when you try
that on
And be sure to note carefully the exquisite
workmanship all through, unvarying Wooltex
feature
This suit is worth than its price in the
satisfaction you will get from its newness alone,
to say nothing of its guaranteed wearing qualities.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29

get hls chief business iu life. Ilc be-
San on tie subject OF artificial cole
oriug, ANA his first advice was siHon
entirely tu the girls.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-29

off the of who it. It is made in the
all coths-.-a notion straight
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-21
.BERRINAN'S HEARING NOW ON
 IN COMMISSIONERS COURT

The rszht temple region blow, was ia Dr. Gaole's opinion Jhe frs blow srp0k- The triangular blow on the iegt side made the wound which caused ule loss os the most blood. The blows on the face and the one a. the right ear were the last blows s-usk and the one on the ear would have been suff5cient to knock him 5useusIble. iu fact any one ot the blows could have caused uncouSci- ousnass. There evidently was no struggle. as there were pencils in Gwurs pocket and his collar and tia artaouEh saturated with blood, were perfectly straight.
 lis he 5ocJo-'s opinion that after GsuaI had been struck down in the center Of he room he had been drag E,5 back to the rear room. He al s-, ssste5 that he wss of the opinion -rar u would De impossible for any one 60 have committed the assault without setting blood on his clothing but upon -ebuttsl rrr. GaHie admitted
 that in as good l5ght as here must have been in order that the pe-pet-a- s1~ could see well enough to strike MT Grrar on the head six blows he m5sht have been able to avoid gaHuc any blood on his clothing
 Robert NoC. Becker was he next y,staass put on he stand. He Jest- feed to passing along Broadway al svary minutes os four on the morn a- Of lha lgh. and when he reached ,aa Alaska Steamship office he saw Ba--uau vilh his hand on the safe he save the knob a few turns and --ue5 around and looked sguare,y a, N- Becker and then went into .rg inner osce where the desk is.
 UD7a cross examination MT. Becker admitted Jhat it might no, have been Ea-.uau. bu< he was 50 positive that k VAS Re-uan and knowing that ia Ge oEuoe Gs, he Becker did rg had right a- all omes 60 be -ol give Et a second thought
 He sad that he was eighty years old a he Eyed uutl nine o'clock Sun day morning. He could See as well as he ever coa]d and could read fine r-n,
 Tn -eau5al Becker said that he did -o- want Co swear htaC it was Der -susa De saw in the osuce on the uo-ur og the assault because he zs5 -o- know tha- Be-uau did not have a Evng double
 VI Tau0e- WAS the next vii ras> on rhe stand and he was giving .s> evidence as pe go to press.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-21

A--~a o'clock the p-eEu-ua-y heAS g os La,-e E Be-man who has - a ass charge of hsv.as r,uu-eE sae ua-Eerc1s aSsao5 on t-vs E ru- o7 las TAu-saay u re $ Coua.S~oa- Con
 F77sesaue Avo-ey Rust 7a had charge os tae 70ose-Ddo0, se R. LeEe-e WIS a'-
 v s5- gsa GeEeas
 A- a-e-5el complaint vas admit s.. u6.r Set tc--t snegEsoally The a> a. tra a>~auE
 P w L1vEa vaS -ae s7~t wit -aS> ,sraE and he ssSeE5e5 ro hsF.lE r aa-aE ,a -re Alaska S> 05Eeg .s s- and uzS tl E0S, one .G
 -ra- vra-a GEr1l vas found HIS ..-.g aa~ uz-e.g o- how he
 .r. aDl %. EnaU r.-S and
 -ss7a snr-s
 Johnston. E-. L0vle.s asst
 aa> -ay. ga--eJ and his testimony aa> a-ss-.a--y tra sane ss ths teS- --g aa- ry MT -ov.s
 or " G Ea55e vaS shea called
 n save .-.a r-ae..1al.v sr. se~a-e.g as had been so- rE rur a-e.e#-E v-ue>>c>.
 E7s.-raG sra r7u-a ot -Ee a> a-E ra--.hE 5esE-0E-g of -e.H-e- ry Gu~-l-l were
 -es -hst the rra> -E-, fa.. nas1 saG5g-e5
 n..e a -la sN which va> r sa -o-- back 0s -Ee o5tce
 r eaS arra-e5 vE blood r- Ear ~-asr~ eEaE E- .G-2,E sS asr~ -E -7--vs5 and tast his mes @ =-. r> S..- a-g7aS-oES. He aasa> zroE -a-ra--r. and h.s eo1G ~-.. .-a- Ea may -a-a5- con e. s..ra>-aS> a, any -- Considering .aa a-r-e rE -le s-s--a> sES-s--e5 -a-E.rE and Eae-e are no blvd era-> -aa-a a-. la 7s-a Eszs 51- 'a.aaa-S and re should -eSa5l con ,..ra~-.~> vra.r 5a-a-5> aa--ey ET- z.~ arr-raea.-L eaaEEa1. EE hs does -o. -.-- ea-S- gr>gaSS ~re- > w.l
 sa. as ne- bad S.-- and he u.- D. l.e- his o-e ,ha1ee--aat 1E a- 77eaa1- ar-o-5EE 70 t1e Er.-r- mus have been -g.7S aE-a- e raG ~n17e5 h.aelu- lie must aar. -~- -ar a- -r-as quarts Hu- as .ra-. WIS ~r -n.h rrz -v1e or tre -oa- " his rEo-arE had saturated n ~r -r Ez, E IS hard Co te.. ~.1 --.r rrp1F ha had lost
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-21
SNOW FALLS
 AS TAFT SPEAKS
uRy Alaska News Bureaul

NEW. CASTLE, Wyo.. Ot 2l - Pres Taft and party arrived in this city at 10 o'clock this morning and following the precedent established a the beginning Of his tour that of speaking in every town or city at which his train made a stop, he addressed large number Of ciliz- zens here. A heavy snow was falling during the entire time that the Pres fient was speaking but it in no way deteTred him
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-21
SOLDIER LOST
 ON CHICHAGOFF
Special to the Daily Alaskanl

FORT wN. H. SEWARD, Alaska. Oct 2l-Actng on advice received in a message received from Sitka. the Harbor Boat Peterson left at ten O. clock this morning for Cbtchagoff Is- land with two corporals and ten pri- yates to search for Private W F. Long Of Company K. who is reported as missing
 Private Long was one of party of soldie7s who were sent to Chtcha- golf Island on a deer hunting exped'- ton. last week. and as he is a very good hunter and woodsman, 1t is fear e5 that he has met with some serious accident
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-21
HEARST
 COMES BACK
LRr Alaska News Buresu.l

NEW YORK. Oct 2l-In his paper today William R. Hearst announced that he is again back in the Demo cratic Fold. and from now on he will devote the energies and influence Of his uewspaprs throughout the Unit e7 states 10 the Democratic party
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-21
BOSTON BAPTIST DIVINE WOULD
 MARRY HEIRESS: KILLS FIANCE

" vioLa Admaus. who is worth many millions in her own right
 Richardson this afternoon suffered a nervous breakdown in the jail
 The aulSpsy on the body of the dead girl has disclosed the fact that she vas soon to become a mother
 Miss Admans has expressed her seE as confident of the innOcence of RIchar,Isnn
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-21

pr and Mrs. l.. s. Keller, who have spent the past month in Auin, R. C.. where the doctor has been tax ing well earned rest. returned on today's train. He is feeling much improved in health.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-21
NOT WILSON;
 NOT HARMON
lRv AIaska NJ Rureanl

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. Oct 2l-Rep- resentaUve Oscar W. Underwood of the Ninth district of Alabama, today stated that he was not choosing ei- ther Wilson or Harmon for the Dem ograuC Nomination.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-21

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 2l-The wet weather continues here and it is thot perhaps the grounds will be dry by Monday and the game win probably be DIaved on that day.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-21
E. |. SH0PNEN
 WANT INCREASE
-Hr AIasEa Nevs Burean-l

KANSAS CITY. Oct 2l-The shop mar nF the Rock Island system have serred notice on the officials Of the road ur7t they win go on strike un- less Che demands which they are maA' ing for increased wages are compiled with
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-21
SOUTHERN TRIP
 GOING SLOW
lBy Alaska News Bureaul

DUBUQUE. Ia Oct 2i-AlthouEh not making as fast time as some Of the other bir5meu who are making long flights. Aviator Robinson arrived in this city at s late hour last night having accomplished his journey thus far without mishap
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-21
CBy Alaska News BureauJ

BOSTON Oct 2l-Rev Clarence Richardson. pastor Of one of the most fashionable Baptist churches of this city was today arrested and placed in jan without bail. charged with the murder Of his fiaUce by administering poison The motive Of tho crme is supposed to be Co enable him Co mar.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-21
RAIN CHECKS
 AGAIN ISSUED
LBE Alask.. NevE Rnreaul

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 2I-The 4th game scheduled between the New York Giants. and the Philadelphia Ath letics in the National Championship series was postponed again on ac- count Of rain.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-21
WILSON STARTS
 ON TRIP TODAY
LRv AIaska M BureauN

TRENTON. \. J.. Ot Oct 2l-Gov- srnor Wilson today started on a tour oE the Atlantic and Central states, and will go as far as Wisconsin in uR North and Texas in the south
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-21
MAKES
 60-NILE FLIGHT
IRy Alaska News Fureau }

SAN ANTONIO Or 2I-Leavirg Waco at an early hour this morning. Aviator c. p. Rodgers arrived in this sifv little after noon today having at times attained a sped equal 'o that In his flight oi Friday-so miles an hour
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-21
WOULD LIKE
 EXPLANATION
lRr Alaska News pureau.l

LINCOLN. Neb. Oct. Civilian Jennings Bryan has challenge Pres Taft to explain the reason for the appointment of the various men he has appointed to the Supreme Bench.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-21

Mrs Ida CrecSe. who has been vts- ftfrz with the family 0f her son. left for Tynrna htis morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-21

PEKIN Oct 1.-The latest official reports from the seat of rebellion. state that the Rebels last night sunk Admiral SahIs flagship and that the kFm.raI h h'mse;f s a prisoner In their El.Is at Hankow
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-21
CHINESE REBELS
 AGAIN VICI0RS
IRy Alaska News Bureau)

PEKIN. China. Ot 2l-The advies which have been received from Han kow by the Imperial government in this city are such. that the govern mcut admits rece.viug a crushing blow by the defeat Of the Imperial forces in the fight which took place at Haukow late yesterday afternoon.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-21
CHINA INTERVALS
 ADMIT DEFEAT
lRr Alaska News Bursaa.l

HANKOw. China Oct 2I-The Rebel forces are iu complete con troI Of this city. and have established martial lau This is the result of a number Of the wounded soldiers be ing slain. and the Rebel commanders now occupying the city have issued orders that aH tooters shah be shot on the spot
The daily Alaskan., 1911-10-21

PEKIN. China Oct 2I-Lats yes terday afternoon the Imperial troops made a determined effort to regain possession of the city e Hankow. and a terrific fight was kept up until night fall
 The Rebels outuumberei the Imper. ials by many thousands. and being armed with the lstest army rifles the Imperials were driven back. and forced Co retreat beyond the range Of the Rebels. fire
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-26
COCINE P0R ELECTRICIDAD

Ia Porto Rico Railway Light & Power Company
Hama Ia atencion del pdbico la cocina electrical
pleta. Las maquinas de avado planchado. calen
adores ap2ratos eleccos, que acaba de recibir
para nstaar moderno Sanatorio de Hato Rey. la
Sociedad Espanola dc Auxio M1tuo Benehcencia de
Puerto Rico; cuyo motive anunca que los precios
dc conente eectriea para cocnar otros especia
es media noche e p. NJ seran los mismos que
por Ia conente que SC usa los motores.
Porto RICO RAILWAY LIGHT
San Juan. p r Agosto TO- 1911.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-26
MAS NOTICIAS

Ell jueves de la semana pr6xima tle-
garan esta capital de regreso de los,
Estados Unidos, ell senior G.. Hernaiz, Ell
| doctor NJ V. del Vale y el sener Vendig
y seilora
49,
La prensa de Ponce rectifica la no.
ticia de que el doctor Ferran haya pre-
sentado la renuncia del cargo de ms
pector de Sanidad.
Ha salido para YaucQ la senorita Te~
resa Boscana, quien ejercera en- una es-
cuela de dicha poblacion.
Ha salido para Lares el jefe de poll
cla Mr.. Stanton con objeto de investi-
gar ell :caso del policla que ilegalmente
di6 muerte al obrero Pedro Cancel.
COMANDITARI0 con capital de
$4,000 $4,000 Sc necesita para dan-
mayor impulse a negocio establecido,
y acreditado que produce benef.ios
exorbitantes y seguros.- Dirigirse g.
E. Molla, San Juan, ?. R..-Lista de.
Correos. .l.sa.s sEW
Anteayer, en- la calle de Allen, esoui-
na San Justo, ell autom6vil 497 de-
francisco Pereira, de Caguas, choco>
con un carritO de vender helado. ROM
piendole ell eje
Anteayer Alberto Romero agredi6
con una piedra Claudio Roman, sar-
gento del regimiento de Puerto Rico.
causandole una herida en- la oreia de-
recha
Anteanoche hgIbo un conato de ins
cendio en- la habitaci6n de Fernando
Hernandez, barrio Seboruco, Santur-
ce, Julian Escalera recibiendo quena-
duras graves la Hernandez.
En- Puerta de TERRA fue> arrollado.
por un ciclista ell nino Enrique Polo,
A disposition de SUI dueilo Sc hallan
en- Ell cuartel general de policia I'm re-
loJ ordlnario, una leopoldina y un aba
nico
DE Bayamon Y Yauco, comunican es-
ia 1nailana haberse sorpendido 81. dichas
pooiaclones varias jugadas lo. o.prohi-
bido
En Vieques fue herido aver Ernesto
Fon quien acusa como autores del he
cho a Manuel Brignoni y Jose Rios
Font recibi6, dos heridas de arna blanca,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-26
La bella Carmela

Esta maIlana nos ha visitado ell active
representante de la Bella Carmela, y nos
trae un saludo de Ia artista gentil.
La bella Carmela, reaparecera Ell vier-
nes en- ell Municipal, y dara tres funcio-
nes con un prOgrama nuevO
En- la pr0xima semana saldra para
Caguas, terminada esta repasse en-
barcara hacia Venezuela.
La bella Carmela trae para la tempo
rada de San Juan I'M repertoire COM
pletamente nuevo