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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-07

Juan Sc nos ha remitido Ell siguiente do
cumentO
Octubre 4, de 1911.
Honorable Concejo Municipal -
La Comisi6n nombrada por ell Conce-
jo para estudiar la convenience de una
nueva emission de bonos, para una vez
recogida en- Enero pr6ximo la emission
de 1902 dedicar la parte principal 4
aquellas obras y mejoras publ
cas- necesarias para el progreso y
desenyolvimento de esta Ciudad; Sc ha
reunid0 varias veces en- cumplimiento
de su cometido y tenia va redactado un
informe para presentarlo q la conside-
raci6n del Concejo. En- ese informe Sc
propon1a que La nueva emission de bo-
nos Sc efectuase en- 10. de Julio de 1912,
para cOnformarla con ell comienzo del
afo econ6mico de 1912-1913, y asi poder
votar en- debidc tempo Ia, ordenanza
necesaria para cobrar ell tanto por cien-
to de la contribution especial que ha~
br1a de imponerse los contribuyentes
para ell pago de- los intereses y fondo
de amortization del nuevo empr6stito.
Proponfa, tambien, la Comisi6n en-
ese informe que, una vez recogida Ia
emission de 1902, sc destinase Ell grueso
de la suma toms.da q prestamos, las
siguientes obras, como primordiales -
Acueducto I'm nuevo tanque de
dep6sito en- la Iona de Prim de Rio
Piedras. Un tanque de dep6sito en-
San Juan. Filtros de arena. Tuberia
independence para suplr directamen-
te de aqua a Santurce; y tuberla de
distribution en- todas las GALES de d.
cho barrio.
Planta Electrica Para llevar luz d
todos los puntos de la Municipalidad
con ahorro de los fondos p1blicos y
dando una propiedad mas al Munich
pio.
Urbanizaci6n de Santurce La par
te mas importante de la nueva opera
cion Sc destinaba a este proyecto pues
inclu1a la aperture y afrmado de ca
Hes, aceras, alcantarillado, parques, pa
secs, etc.
Plaza del Mercado de San Juan La
opinion p1blica, el ornate el buen
nombre de San Juan recomiendan esta
Obra como necesaria y urgente.
Ensanche de la carretera :-Bajo es-
te ep1grafe recomendaba la Comisi6n
que Sc destinase la cantidad necesaria
para que la Ciudad de San Juan, su-
frague su parte de gasto en- obra tan
importante.
Estas y otras obras y mejoras de mas
8 menos mportancia proponfa la Co.
mission, pero ya dispuesta q presentar
su informe ha desistido de su PROPOSE
to al darse cuenta del alcance que tie
nen la legislation reciente sobre en-
prestitos y emission de bonos las dis
posiciones del Consejo Executive de
Il y
Septiembre, 1911, que Sc acompanan a
la presente La sola lectura de estas
disposiclones sera suficiente para con-
veneer al Concejo de la imposibilidad
de aceptar las condolences que sc pre-
tende imponer los Municipios que in
tentan eanitir bonos hacer emprksti-
tos. Basan1dose el Consejo Executive
de Puerto Rico en- la Ley n1nero So de
la Asamblea Legislative de Puerto Ri
co, apwobada en- de Mario de 1911,
ha promulgado una serie de reglas, que,
a .jnicio de la Comisi6n que suscribe,
norman considerablemente las va pocas
facultades que tienen al presente los
Municipios por la Ley Municipal Vi
gente y por la Ley especial para en-
prestitos de 1911. Para que pueda ell
Coneejo darse exacta cuenta de estas IL
n1itaciones, bastara copiar aquf la Sec
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-07
q Alerta oportuno

Llamamos la atencion del p1bEco So
bre cierta persona ingeniosa, que tiene
como "modus operandi" ell sistema de
ganarse los incautos Il hombres de
buena fe, proponiendoles ell abono a un
peri6dico ilustrado y publication de
biograffas, retratos, etc. Lo que Sc hace
p1blico para que comerciantes, indus
triales, banqueros, agricultores, no cal
gan en- el lazo.
x.
de "EI Dfa' de Ponce
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ADMoR.,: Miguel Mascara GsrcSa,

ci6n 30. de un modeto Gle Ordenanzas
Municipales promulgado por Ell Conse-
jo Executive en- q dc Septiembre 1lti-
mo, para servir de- pauta aquellos
Municipios que deseen solicitar perlni-
SO para emitir bonos, Dice asi =
.Seccion 3o.-Toda mejora p6blica Gu
yoJ costo en- todo en- parte haya de pa
garse con ell producto de este empresti-
to, sera construida de acuerdo con los
pianos y especificaciones >aprobadas por.
Ell Comisionado del Interior todo con-
trato para la misma Sc hara q nombre
representation del Municipio lie. .....
por el Alcalde en- representation del
Municipio, y con la aprobaci6n del
Concejo Municipal y del Comisionado
del Interior y todo pago & cuenta de
tales contratos sera aprobado por el
Comisionado del Interior. Los gastos
actuales que Sc incurran por ell menci0-
nado Comisionado del Interior por
su oficina en- la preparation de pianos y
especifcaciones para la antedicha me-
.ora p1blica en- la adjudication de los
menc'' nadOs cOntratOs en- verifcar la
inspection que sea necesaria inciden-
tai para la certificaei6n de pagos, inclu-
yendo los sueldos y gastos de viaje de
los Inspectores que as1 Sc emplearen, Sc
reembolsaran a Ell Pueblo de Puerto
Rico por 81 Municipio de. .........
Ia la presentation de cuentas detalla-
das, del producto de este empr6stito
La Comisi6n que s1lscribe tiene ell ho-
nor de proponer al Concejo que no
acepte Ell injustifcado vejamen que Sc
pretelde hacer a los Municipios con es-
ia secci0n &c. = con otras disposiciones
contenidas en- los documentos que Sc
acompaIlan. La administration mum
| eipal de San Juan no tiene NADIA que
temer de las inspecciones { investigator
mes que quieran hacerle los centros su-
periores en- uso de sus facuHades lega.
les: antes al contrario,/ soliclta que se
hagan cuanto y en- la fOrma que Sc ten
ga por cOnvenlente. Pero 10 que Sc
pretende con esa secci6n 30, nuestro
Juico, es una ingerencia, 40 solamente
I}nnecesaria, sino entorpeoedora, costosa
Iy vejaminosa
Al efecto, la Coanisi6n que suscribe
tiene el honor de proponer al Conce-
jo, que tome el acuerdo Gle desistir por
ahora de hacer ninguna operaci6n de
bonos de empr6stitos; por 10 menos
mientras esten en- vigor Ia citada Ley
No. So de 9 de Marco de 1911, y las dis
pYsicioQes y reglas acordadas por e.
Consejo Executive de 80 de Mario Y de
2l-de Septienbre, 1911.
Cue de acuerdo CON las estipulacio~
nes contenidas en- los bonos emitidos en
10. de Enero de 1902, Sc vote una Or
denanza para recojer en- 10. de Enero
de 1912 el n1mero de bonos que sea
possible de acuerdo con la suma que
exista en ell fondo de afnortizaci6n, pu~
blicandose dicha Ordananza con sesen-
ia d}as de antelaci6n, como disponen d.
chas estipulaciones. Gu .#
RespetuOSamente Surnetitio,
CFSmnatlo) Francisco Ponte. Fir
mado) Manuel III. Gsnoyso. .
{F'irrnado) e. r. Todd (Firmado)
~. NJ. CavboneU.
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k'ort(.; I I; sal dia

Ha preducido exeetente impression
entire los propietarios la propuesta que
sc hace de los senores don Simon Mo
ret, don Pedro Juan Rosaiy, don Car
DOS Cabrera y don Luis Casals, quie-
mes en- union del Ingeniero Municipal,
sael Collector de Rentas y un represen-
tante del DepartamentO del Interior,
formarian la comision que ha de hacer
el amillaramiento de Ponce.
La forma caprihosa de hacer una
$asacson a. vista de pajaro como hasta
sahora sc ha venido realizando por los
tasadores nombrados sin mas prepara-
ei0n para ell case, es cosa que debe
desaparecer~
En- los precios del cafe sc inicia una
3endencia alentadora al alza.
En- la ciudad Sc han hecho compras
~&aurante la semana, fiuctuando entire
SIS y l 2 y $16,25.
Los precios en- ell exterior han sido
.aos siguientes:
New York Ell Santos bueno Is 1I2|
contra Is Ia semana pasada. Los
suaves sirnilares al nuestro 1875.
Las existencias yisibles en- los E. u.
y fote son en- Sept 26 2.189,00O sa-
COS contra 100000 ell ano pasado
Sgual fecha
Havre, frances 1925 contra 1850
la semana pasada 61.75 en- igual fe-
cha ell ano anterior.
Hamburger marcos $3.50 contra
62.25 la semana pasada y 4S.75 igual
fecha del alio anterior.
Sc ha Ordenado La clausllra de Ia
aauleerfa de la Mallorquina, por pres
'sripcion sanitaria.
El Lcdo. Castillo defens0r de Angel
Ruiz, en- ell proceso que sc lie sigue por
Supuesto incendio maliciosO, ha pc
dido ell aplazamiento del Juicio, por
enc0ntrarse enfermo Ell acusado, 10 que
prOb6 con una certIfcaci6n.
Como en- la Corte han terminado los
juicios por jurados, el de Angel Ruiz
p0dra verse hasta Ell pr6ximo termino.
Ell dlstSnguido eser1tor Juan Bras
chi, ha eomentado mis- indicaciones
Fespecto 4 la designation del Sr. San
chez Morales para formar parte de un
tribunal llterario, con este jugoso pa
rrafo de uG artfeulo nene de Esprit:
''El corresponsal del BOLETIN en
esta ciudad, pareeiendo dudar de la
eOmpetencia hteraria del seGor San
chez Morales (don Luis) quejase de
que le eligiesen para figurar en- ell ju-
aaido de1 eartamen.
Pero 'El Tempo sale en- defensa
de su amigo, recuerda todos que ell
sefior Sanchez Morales tiene profundos
eonoeimientos de literature eastellana
" que ala EN- su verde moceria cultiv6
Ras letras con brillantez y buen exito.
Lo que hay es que, seg1n SEl ITEM
po.'> la pofitiea y los negocios impi-
dieron que el senior Sanchez Morales
s1guiese deeorando con las flores de su
Tngenio nuestra rep1blica de las letras
Sin embargo, Ell Tempo" promote
que ell naejor dfa don Luis sorprendera
& SUI patria con algunas fligranas lite
rarias.
Esto es va para afegrase uno. No to-
do ha de ser olftica,-frase de Mr.
Cotton, ,-negocio y Consejo Executive.
P0rque sOlamente Ell pasar por estos cri-
soles, hace q cualquiera echar en- saco
roto eel amor al arte, - va que sola-
mente por 1samor al arte'' es que, en-
Puerto Rico, cultivan algunos bobos
!. Las bellas letras.
Dan mejor resuItado las letras de
eanbios
TN error policiaco ha dado margcn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-07

Y surgiendo del Caos pavoroso
Ell Alma de las almas creadora,
Murmure ell Fiat lux, como en- la hora
Del despertar del mundo Tembloroso.
z perfumado lirio muestra Flora,
Ell ave eanta en- ell verjel frondoso,
Desparralna su luz la rrlbia Aurora,
Sc estremece de amor ell bosque umbroso
Y esi oh amada no mas que a los ardo-
De una sonrisa de tn boca bella, (res
De un mirar de tus ojos sonadores,
Alma, Universe y Dios, brindaron amo
Y siguiendo las luces de tu huella (res
iSe funden con tus magicos primores.
Er7aesto AUeLlanet Mattel.
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Ia aut0norn1a
municipal

Por La ofcina del Alcalde de SaA
Juan Sc nos ha remitido ell siguiente do
cumentO.
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DOS sONETOS

Mirame asi; yo quiero tn mirada
Que acrecienta mis- nltidos antoios;
Yer la gloria lucir entire tus ojos,
Yer los cielos nacer entire alborada.
Que derrame tn boca nacarada,
Aunque fnjas hermosa! mil sonrojos,
Perlas de amor, y entire tus labios rojos
La sonrisa que cante entusiasmada.
Oh, mirame, bien mio! que en- la loca
Ardorosa passion del pecho amante,
Diera por una perla de tuboca,
Diera por tn mirada fascinante,
No la vida fugaz, la vida es pOca!
Alma, Universe y Dios en- un instan-
'(te. ..
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

The Fourth passed or with few
fire works and the only accident that
occurred was when Clarence Myers
on his bicycle ran into a horse rid
den by Harry Geiman, Mr. Myers was
thrown off and hi shoulder was hurt
though no bones were broken.
Miss Bertha II. Koontz spent sever
al days with her parents, mir. and
Mrs. Jeremiah KOOntz, and has now
returned to the home Of Rev. Charles
wv. Levan, who has accepted charge
i'm Alexandria, va, where hi family
and Miss Bertha will make their flu
ture home.
Miss Nellie r. Koontz spent several
days in Baltimore last week.
Among the visitors at Mr. and Mrs.
Levi Myers during the Fourth were
MIR. and Mrs Philip Fowler and dau-
ghter, Ethel, Howard Myers and dau-
ghter, Mildred, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Myers and son, Gordon, all OF Balti-
more.
Preston Myers OF Baltimore, spent
several days with MIR. and Mrs. T.
C- Yingling-
Divine service this Sunday at 10 =
TO-, conducted by Rev. John %. Yoder
Sunday school at o'clock.
Norval Hahn has returned to Phil
adelphia after spending some time
with hi parents, MIR. and Mrs. I'd
ward Hahn His brother, Raymond
accompanied him.
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FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OFF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NEIGHBORS.
.'.lEIlEIlROSE,..

H#A
Considerable sympathy was felt fol
Charles Ridgely and family, of Man
chester, when The news came thai
Mr. and Mrs Ridgely's oldest son
Milton, met sudden death by drown
linz Oh Sunday afternoon at Union
Bridge
MIR. and Mrs q. Crumrine entertain
ed at their home, THE Naples" ID
Parker nv. Wentz, of York, and Misses
Anna and Edith Crumrine.
Miss Edith Crumrine has returned
It'd her home, THE Willows" after
spending month visiting friends in
Baltimore and Howard county, and
Miss Pauline Dyer, OF York, "a.
The officers OF VENTS Union Sun
day school have decided to hold q
festival for the benefit Of Thu school
on Saturday evening, July 20. More
particulars next week. The school
met Sunday morning with 67 present.
Next Sunday afternoon AT p. m-, the
school will meet again.
Don't forget that midsummer g.
bate at Zepp's OF Saturday evening.
The Meadow View Park Band will
furnish the music for rhe occasion
Cornelius Crumrine has erected a
commodious building to use a. q
granary and to store fertilizer, which
he intends to keep ON hand at All
times
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Work That Tells
Plenty Of It Has Been Bone Right
Here firm Westminster,


Cures that last are cures that
tell TO thoroughly know the virtues
or a medicine YOU must investigate the
cures and see III they prove permanent.
DOan's Kidney Pills stand this test.
and plenty Of proof exists right here
In Westminster. People who testified
years ago to relief from backache.
kidney and urinary disorders, now de-
clare that relief was permanent and
the cure perfect. How can any West
minister sufferer longer doubt the evil
dence?
:. J. Knadler, George st., Westmins-
Ter, Nd, says. III willingly confirm
the public statement gave i'm 1907 re
commencing Doan's Kidney Pills. MY
Kidneys were in bad shape for some
time and A was caused annoyance by
irregular passage OF the kidney secre-
lions. My back also ached and when
ever 4 stopped could hardly straight
en. At night 4 was restless and arose
In the morning feeling tired. Y finally
obtained Doan's Kidney Pills at
Moore's Drug Store and they helped
me at once. Continued use benefited
me I'm every way"
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents FOster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's- and
take no other.
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NH. SILVER RUN.

The farmers are all through cut
ting grain and some have finished
hauling in; az y. Bemiller and Austin
Croft had their wheat thrashed. BE-
miller realized I'd bushels from ~
acres. Oh 30 bushels per acre, and
Croft realized Sc bushels from 2A
acres, scant, Or 2614 bushels per acre
The Lutheran Sunday school will
have 1T picnic On Saturday, the 9TH
OF August.
Edgar o. Yingling and Irwin Hull
or this place, went to Baltimore and
secured employment c. the trolley
cars al motormen-
Abraham Bankert II building fine
little barn On hi property at The
Silver Run toll gate.
Mrs. VIM. j. Zacharfas il confined
to her bed with sickness. but IL now
improving. |.
Ira O. Mummert, of Asper's Pa.
who graduated from the State Nor
mai School at Shippensburg, "a.
spent several days with hi friend
Miss Clara Croft. He returned to
his home on Wednesday.
Farmers and day hands i'm this vi
cinity spent the Fourth OF July In
the harvest field, and 90 1T passed of
very quietly.
VIM. j. Zacharias IL going to light
his store room with natural gas.
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PAT,APSCtO.

Willie Shipley and wife spent sev-
eral days the past week with the for
mer's parents, MIR. and Mrs. John
Shipley-
Mrs Rebecca Downey, OF Balti-
more, il spending several days Wis
itfng Mrs. George Shamer.
Mrs. Edward Shamer, Of Baltimore,
Id visiting Mrs. Jennie Spencer.
Mrs. Sadie Weaver spent several
days last week visiting Mrs Francis
Taylor.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of The
Methodist Protestant Church met on
last Thursday, at the home Of Mrs.
Emily Shamer, with good atten-
dance: their next meeting will be
held at Mrs. John Shipley's- The Aid
Soci-ty will hold Pie Social Oh
Saturday, July Sth, Oh Warren Sham
er's lawn. Tee cream and confec-
tionery Will be- sold FOR The benefit Of
the Society. Everybody will be wei
come
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MI. SNYDERSBURG.

We are experiencing some very
warm weather: On Tuesday the
thermometer registered over 100 de-
grees in the shade.
The farmers have about all finished
cutting grain, and are hauling 1T into
their barns.
Charles T.. Lippy and daughter,
Grace, OF Westminster, spent the 18th
in this place looking after the inter-
ests OF MIR. Lippy's store.
Eddie Keefer has purchased a
Brush automobile from Doyle e Ma
zee
The Mt. Union Sunday School will
hold it, annual picnic in John NJ
Simmons grove, about quarter OF q
mile south of this place, On Satur-
Day afternoon and evening, of July
20, beginning att one o'clock. Hamp-
stead band viii furnish music fol
The occasion.
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.. HOUCKSV

Mr. and Mrs. o. j.. Elseroad and
children are spending the week with
friends in Baltimore.
The Sunday school Of Wesley viii
hold H. annual harvest festival On
July 15, on the lawn in front Or the
church All ar welcome.
The supper that was held on the
lawn at The new parsonage was well
attended by The Wesley people.
Wesley Davidson h. returned To
his home after spending the month
of June with his children in the west
Vernon Buchanan IL quite It'll al
this writing with the humps
Farmers are through cutting their
grain md great many have II stor-
ed Tn their barns.
Mr. Emma Booer and Miss MAY
Davidson, Of Baltimore, spent "A feW
days with Mr- md Mr.. Luther Dav-
idson, this week.
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MILE! lR'ES.

\ Noah Sullivan and son Paul, oi
Hanover, T., visited thu formers
daughter, Mrs. Jacob Zepp and fam
lily, last week
Miss Neva Hare, OF Manchester
visited her cousin, Fern Miller, last
week HY=EFTHH
Mrs. Theodore yMilleBr ieraeaiut con
fined to sbed, ana ii fhhherft he. care
fof DR. J.H Preston.
Harvey Frank, OF Hanover, ia,
visited friends here over Sunday.
Misses Delilah Miller, Edith Rine-
hart and Myrl Miller are visiting rel
atives at Baltimore.
Our farmers arr very busy making
hay and harvesting grain
Luther :. VENT, wife and son, Wis
tied ait Hanover, Ia, last week.
Mrs. Lewis Seipp entertained
friends from Baltimore at her home
here, over the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bollinger, Sr.,
and Mr- and Mrs. Charles Eppley, of
Alesia, visited the formers son, Geo.
BOllinger, near here, fast Sunday.
Some Of our people attended the
funeral of Milton RidgIey, who was
drowned on Sunday at Union Bridge,
ND. Funeral was held from his home
Az Manchester, on Tuesday.
Mrs Jacob Zepp and Mrs Mettie
Shaffer, visited friends at Baltimore,
the past week
We are sorry to learn OF the death
Of John Miller, son OF MIR. and Mrs.
George Miller, near here. Deceased
was employed at the home OF Thos.
Shaffer, near Manchester, where he
died from scarlet fever. On Tuesday
1nterment In The VI. =. Cemetery. at
this place On Wednesday afternoon.
Jesse Deagen and wife, Hanover,
"a, spent The Fourth here
Our merchant, Jacob Zepp enter
tanned the people Of our village with
q display Of beautiful fireworks, On
Tuesday evening. MIR. Zepp conducts
an up-to-date little store, just step
inside and take peep
Mr- and Mrs. Irwin Wynand and
children visited the latter's brother,
William Gregg, and FAMILY, at Black
Rock, "a last Sunday.
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(()/4L......

$500 Ordinary steam coal can Be sold for $780, and it
will show better profit than Georges Creek at $4OO
Don't be decevedbut ask the who fires the eng inc
1000 lbs Of Georges Creek Coal equals 1900 bs Of ord
nary coal
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TO the Democratic Voters OF Carroll
County. H
7 hereby submit my candidacy to
the Democratic voters OF Carroll coun-
ty for the Office OF Judge OF the Or
phans' Court, and will be grateful for
their support.
J. WESLEY BIGGS,
Westminster District
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THOSE WHO TAKE FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
For their kidney and bladder ailments, and for
annoying urinary irregularities are always CRATE
full both for the quick and permanent relief they
afford and for their tonic and Strengthening effect
o. well. Try Foley Kidney Pills For sale by
Shaw Drug Co.
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Westminster Liquor Store
NO. Is i. MAIN IL.
IF. wv. ROHDA
Successor Co Louis Sachs.
The largest Retail Liquor and
Tobacco Store in Westmfn-
Ster, Md.
Calvert, McGinnis, Cecil, Sherwood,
Baker Whiskey direct from DistiIIery.
Our Special Glenwood Rye III
81 per Gallon u The best
in town.
ALL JUGS AND BOTTLES FREE.
IT, JUGS AND BOTTLES FREE.
Honest Medicines Versus Fakes.

-'HS1HH|111I1 " IEBIB EWKGws
President Taft recent message suggesting an
amendment 20 the Pure Food md Drugs INV iii
itS relation to Prepared Medicines does not refer
to such standard medicines as FoIey's Honey and
Tar Compound and Foley Kidney PILLS, both Oh
of ingredients whose medicinal qualities nre rer-
oRnfzed ivy the medical profession itself nB the best
known remedial agents for the diseases they are
Fnley's Honey and Tar Compound has been m
standard remedy for coughs. coldH mnd affoc tions
or CO. throat chest nnd lungs for children nnd for
grown persons. and Ill retains Co dmy its pre-ernf
nenc@ above Mill other preparations oF fta kind.
Foiey kidney Pills mre equally office 1--we and meri-
fotlonnt For GMle by Shaw Drug Co..
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WELL, HERESTERYER, MONTH
Of growing crops, and the delivery Of
The evening world., 1911-08-29
BOY IN STREET KILLED
BY BLOW FROM BICYCLE.
Rider Is Arrested After Death of
Eight Year, Old Victim in St.
Mary's Hospital, Brooklyn.

Because little Benjamin B~aumgarten,
eight years old, of No. ass Christopher
avenue Brooklyn, died at st. Mary's
Hospital last night from injuries re.
ceived when ne was knocked down &C.
cldentlly by a bicycle ridden by Isidors
Danilin. aged sixteen. OF No. 4s4 Christie.
pher avenue. Lieut.. Neumayer Of the
Liberty avenue police station went at
3 o'clock this morning to Danilin's
home. caused his arrest and put him In
e cell.
Baumgarten. Danilin and other boyv
were playing last night on the street,
taking turns at riding Danilin's bicycle.
As Danilin o d up. ending his turn.
little Baumgarter ran out to meet him.
but got In front of the wheel and va.
Rocked down. The boys ca rried him 10
a nearby stoop. where he first appeared
tc be recovering. and then collapsed.
A policeman from the Liberty avenue
station called r2r. Dulligan from 81.
Mary's Hospital, but the boy died IN
the hospital a few hours later. DAM
lir's arrest followed Immediately.