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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-02-10
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-14


an experiment which the Italian war depart
mcnt was about 70 try in the privacy OF Z!
cliff lined bay belonging 20 Italy gCod
friend and ally Montenegro, the most dis-
g,r,tcd face pecring down from the bridge Of
The cruiser belonged to Baron SaccarelIo.
we might as we'll have picked out Venice
or the Bav Of Naples" he grumbled. is
there one spot on the earth where tourists
don't go;"
Justin Blair. who was in no doubt as to
the Yachts identity. looked worried She
belongs to friends Of mine, he explained.
"Aly wife and niece are their guests. ! m
afraid it means q summons tor me.
Saccarcllo's eyebrows became formidable.
Surely. my friend. YOU did not
40" Justin cut him short, Il did NOT
tell the Truscotts 70 pick me up; but l let
my wife know where was going.
And why YOU were gong;
And why Justin did not relish the
catechism. I've found its better TO take
a woman into your confidence than TO let
her lump at conclusions. had 70 explain
that was coming down here with YOU and
PAGE: for she was bent on giving up the
Yachting trip to stay with me IN Venice.
She doesn't know and doesn't want TO know
anything about aeroplancs as naval auXlli-
aries. She wants me. Something has gone
wrong
Saccarcllos brows continued expressive.
Focusing his binoculars on the approaching
craft. he viewed it with growing impaticnce
which q, last exploded in a sonorous. Body
OF Bacchus,
~What's up now" Justin was depending
upon his unaded eyesight.
The worst that could happen. That fat
jackass will send the whole story to his de-
partment."
what iackass are YOU talking about"
THE one your Government has made
Minister to Montenegro. Haven't We had
enough, without young Buck
ley: Haven't We" The English language
became inadequate
Justin seized the glass. Yes, its TN
doubtcdly Buckley, he said, and that's
Helen getting the launch ready"
The old man snatched back his binocu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-14
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR MAY ~ '''i

Iot mo frghten vou." he urged fatuouSly.
@Evcrvthing will come out all right. Rodo-
slav is an expert aviator, always master OF
his machine. The best Of the flying men ad-
init that. Cool-why he's second wilbur
Wright for coolness! He never seems 50
sure of himself as in the air. II makes MN
concentrate, steadies him. Poor buckley
came TO the end of his tether with laine'
%Isn't it 50, Truscott n,,
"Sure.' seconded the broker. lie can
drive an aeroplanc like the dcvil hiiiiSeIi'
Don't YOU fret Yourself about that PROPOSE
ton. It's gilt edged You'll find II 5 only a
lark. Mrs. Blair. They may come buzzng
in here anv minute. why, Id bet money
on it, ri.
No false hopes buoyed their auditor, ! nc
Ann who fled 70 her in the night could NOT
have Joined this mad flight IN a Spint Oh
larkish adventure. The secrecy OF It all inc
haste. the absence OF parting message an
argued violence And, even as her knowled8e
was fuller than her comforters, 80 was hcf
self control more assured. Latent forces IL,
one dreamed this quiet woman possessed
came to the fore. 80
"Thcse Montenegro friends Of yours
she said. turning on Buckley, "do they know
where the Prince would be apt to go;
"Ycs but its place
and YOU know also'" she interrupted.
ayes.
@Then we needn't fold our hands and
merely wait How soon can rcach inc
@The YACHT" Her query no less than her
fortitudc took the broker by surprise. i
don't know exactly. She lies Oh the terry
at Kamcnari. How far IS that Price;
"Wc could make it in half an hour per,
haps. with Rodoslav's motor answered
Buckley; "but don't see
Il Sec said Helen Blair and addressed
herself to the elder man. Il will ask you ana
Virginia to wait here" she went on. ell
her as little as YOU can. It will make It
easier to get Ann away II she returns; iitI
voice caught at her last words; but she took
. fresh grip on her courage. IF they, 40 i,9,
come back. bring Ann TO kamenan. VIII
the people on the yacht DO as | ask:
If they don't I'll sack them declared
Truscott. kindling at her energy. u Il dash
off a note that will stir things up But you
can't chase an aeroplane with yacht you
know
4Ycs. I know" she answered. 81 cant
tell YOU where I'm going; that IS not now.
1t may be Of no use; but ! must 60 al inc
same. lit seems the only chance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-11
NAME THIRD GIRL.
McNamara's Former Office
Girl Might Aid u. S.
National News Association

(National News Association)
CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE third girl
said to have handled much of the cor
respondence of John J. Mcnamara
when he was directing the dynamiting
of non-union steel work while Secre-
tary-treasurer of the International AS
ISOLATION of Bridge and Structural
Iron workers, was named today as
Miss Mary Dye. and said to be in Ohio,
by the father of Miss Nora Haley, the
Chicago girl who was formerly pri-
vate secretary to the convicted chief
of dynamiters.
"Why don't they find Miss Dye"
Daniel Haley was quoted. She was
McNamara's bookkeeper and stenog-
rapher after my daughter came to
Chicago. Also Miss Dye might talk for
the grand jury. l have been told that
she had a quarrel with John McNa-
mara and got $500 when she left his
employ.
Miss Haley denied that she ever sus-
pected Mcnamara was connected with
anything contrary to law.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-11

to the principles to be adopted in the
control of security issues, or the rail-
roal system will be given the oppor-
tunity to exchange their State Char
tiers for Federal ones.
Under the terms of the Act of Con-
gress creating this Commission, it has
not considered, as an alternative to
these possibilities, the direct owner
ship of the railroads by the govern
ment itself. In that case the govern
ment would issue it's own securities,
and none Of the questions submitted to
this Commission would then arise.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-11
BULGARIANS MADE
ATTACK ON TURKS
(National News Association

SAUONICA, Dec. 11.-Heavy losses
have been sustained by Turkish and
Bulgarian forces in a battle fought
near Temrasch. A Bulgarian force at
tackled a Turkish blockhouse. The
Turkish garrison made a spirited de-
Tense and several adjoining block
houses became involved in the action.
The Bulgarians did not retire until
many had been killed on both sides.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-11

Cndyed sealskin makes a fine motor
coat for cold weather. and this pelt is
not nearly as expensive as the glossy
sealskin. The good looking coat illus
trated is of the undyed seal and is
built on new and graceful lines. The
very effective trimming is Of Austria
Ian opossum.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-11

Logic.
what should be done in a case OF
drCwning?" asked the timid man who
was learning to swim.
"Well," replied the instructor, II
should think the natural thing would
be to have a funeral."-Puck.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-11
The Comet.

Tho Comet.
why did they name this special
train the Comet?'
II suppose so in case of a collision
that they could keep it going after it
had been telescoped." Amer
ican.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-11
GALE IN ENGLISH
CHANNEL SEVERE
National News Association

National News Association)
DOVER, Enug., Dec. 1.-Grave
fears are felt for shipping off the Eng
lish, Irish and French coasts as the
result of terrific gale that has lash
ed the British Isles and the conti-
mental coast for "a hours. Whipped
by wind that ragged at almost 80
miles an hour, gigantic seas broke
over the pier here, tearing several
vessels from their mornings. Wreck
age strews the coast near here indi-
eating that a ship has foundered.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-11
Vantad 70 Know.

Wanted to Know.
Benham-Then the welkin rang. Mrs.
Benham-What's a welkin, some kind
Of cash register ?-New York Press.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-11
NEW STOCK
 IN DISPLAY

A sight os the display in H. D. Kirmse's window would gladden. the heart of any Christmas shopper, or settle the minds oS those who are undeci5ed as to the gift that will be in gOod taste, and stnl be with in the financial bounds Of reason
 The window contains choice ss- sortmeut of cut glass dishes of the latest designs which are always sc- ceptsble and appreciated There Is also on display the latest ia the novelty line, known as the Tiffany Lamp. This is 6 highly ornamental, and at the sane time useful bit of furniture, which Is "a thing Of beauty and a joy to0eveS"
 These are the latest styles and were received on the City Of Seattle direct from the manufacturers in the East
 1T you are wsveriRg and want tO know what SHE would like for & present just take a look ct Kirmse's window and ssdsty yourself
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-11

Mrs. winszd HZlecy is co1vslssCsnS fno1 Ra szSi.ok of laTaSaSo.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-11

is in itself q pcedtcSon oi many good times to come during the long winter evenings ahead Of us.
 NIr. victo- LeRoy Sparks was elect ed president. and Miss Gladys KEmse wac made vice president Of the SO ciety. Mss Mildred Ward was choser to keep She reco0ds. and any small oAause which night accrue to che society.
 The meeu0g last night was held at the home of Ms, Hopper After the business meeting was adjourned, a delio2ous luncheon was served, to which the young people did great justsce.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-11
ARE YIlIR
 EID&YSlNIIL2.
Many Alaskan People Know the In
 portance of Healthy Kidneys.

The kidneys filter the blood.
 They work night and day.
 Well kidneys remove impurities.
 Sick kidneys allow impurities to multiply.
 No kidney fil should be neglected.
 There is grave danger in delay
 If you have backache or urinary troubles,
 If you are dizzy. nervous or worn out.
 Begin treating your kidneys at once;
 Use a proven kidney remedy.
 None endorsed Ike Doan's Kidney Pills.
 Recommended by thousands.
 Proved by grateful testimony.
 John Couger. s45 \. Seventeenth St salem. Ore. "Doan's Kidney Pills have been used iR my family with great benefit. I also know oi other people who have taken this rem edy for kidney trouble with the best possible rcsalts.H
 For sale by an dealers. Price 50 cents. Poster -Milbura Co, Buffalo New York, sole agents for the Unit cd states.
 Remember the name-DOan's--and take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-11
HAYA1eA CiqARs
GOOD GRANGE FOR mFNxss.

VIII let out Oh isy good srCand on Spruce Creek sli opened up and rssd
 to work. Fine opportunity for . number os men to7est-oat 6 Vesch win ter dunn. For particulars apply at Aiaskau oeflce n
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-11
APPEARING OLD
sctg ur Bar C. Profitable Errlcy.
 n--HE.

sctg ur e Bar c. Profitable FeU1'lcy-
 nscat,
 ~a. c-r-s- aFC~s Co grow c'' r~ tr-ze days of stre0Uo.s con rett on S, -c11s-s-g Co maintain. as long as --slr-o ones you5hruI suz-aae7 -t ls Er-0ozs5Sza to to tN.s without r2- tz.-1-E Ily--s -Us growth 1s -r- --- 7-ez7-s- os Da01rgEe ,r7..zt-= @ s--a- UE a hCrrow5rc germ Son -as --E rr-5Ecs on tho rrc-- a. ',N .--- aasE l- causes t-tB' h7'101ss- N-r-----rs TE---f--s- fs the cc'- known F-zs-c-5- of chs pest. and it Is as oIeS- r-s.- -s zt gs 6e'Irht5ul to use
 -rr-D--r7o makes o- c'ac1-t hair dress r-- as wen as par6run cure
 N-as-t ~o ss5fr.tc-tNere fs uN0e- s-,F by leading druggists Se75 IoC. 50 =s---7z fer zsrnDla Co The Eervl-ife Co.,. De--5-. 2T}c5-
 One dollar bottles guaranteed. wn. Britt Special Agent SkSgwSy.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-11
Society

Mrs Wins1d HElory is oouvslssCsas 97On sa sSei,ok ot luRSsSo
 Mr. c. 6. AGner went souA on b4 Je1e-sol fo- a vacation trip.
 Mrs Karl Ask Is at home to her risads In her cooms oreC the Ask sccre
 Ea-l Ham was dinner guest on FNsasy oS Jsha Hopper al the Hop per home oz Esghth Sreet
 N-s. Taylor. Of whReso-se. Is oa a viSiy wsA her daaghtar Mrs. WI lard Eney-
 Ms Gladys KEmSe wss a guest os N-s. James Rock, during Mrs, Eiruss's absence En Juneau-
 Dr and Ms |. $. Keller and NIT. Jack Keller were passengers on the 3ast Jer5e1soa ssGi2g sou1h
 Mrs H. T. Kruse and two Ettle soas returned thSs mocusag from Ju- neaa on uae Dol7hia, where they were visscag Mrs. Ermse's sister. Mrs. J. F NsloOey
 Evs-y oat wiH Oe glad Go hear taac DV. Gasbe rePores NI-. Gupal as vaQS5ly oo1vlesci1z. The Doctor ex- peclS that lIr. Gapau via sooa be Qare himseH seala
 
 Nr. and bI-S Henry DiSu8. who 1 have been on a hunting -p in the . iate-o- reu-aed on tals evenings t-aia and haee engaged roons at the PuGea House fo7 a few days stay ia ] SSssvay Mrs. F. A. CaGsruaa who was ao have ss1ed ca Sundays Jefferson has changed her plans and Is eo5ug into aa ap&-cnest a. Ge Golden North . Hote' toc tht winter
 TAe ls5Ses of SkSevay have Eaiy . beEuu shel- winter HovIsnS campaign, ! and are Sso'rt2z roo5 form. Mrs Ga-v Is tse oa,y lsSy. ss yet who has reached ghe goo mark Mrs, Gan cys h5EzeSt sore thas season being eaS
 On F-55s.y afternoon. NrS Fred Web CT save 6sEsh5eu liSte afternoon tea
 The gueses present were:
 Nes5sueS Eowa-5 Ashley, Ask. Ea-l Ask. 2. A- Caua-uau- P. V. Filk- a-5t ". R. sHe-y. 6. F. N5Ee-. Tay- loV. Mss Eas5shaw and 8-aSts- WI lard EsUev.
 The sStp-1oo1 psSsed reu5al,y w5yh t-z and ,s-k sud muse. and lhe most Sa5usl-iCss os Ise ladies pied Lhe needle Tse only EscGems1 present save a Eae exll6saou of athledcs. and us6e Himself imps-tsly agree Rs,e Co the IU55eS vho all appreciated hls sOeaGoGs
 
 W5lh mCoh eCthuSisSn Snd a great 6tsplsy e o-sto-5csl eloQue1oe by Its uembe1S. ths yoang people os Skss- way lsSt night completed the organ iEsOCa of a Gte-s-y sCcev
 The ToEEE People's L5tersry snd Soo5sl Club 0s SSsSway, wss adopted ss ne name Of the o-gsB5ssuo1 and
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-11
GREAT cI ARRANGE SALE

Sold at 6 Loss! Malt Rainier, 20 cents per boctle. Especially prepared for sick people and invalids. and ex- Celleat for nursing mothers, Only two barrels left After that price wll be S5 cents per bottle,
 Pack Train Bar.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-11

The Table d'HoJe dinner at the PuIen House is better 6sn ever. Why don't you try 1t, You are vel come. e.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-11
ssmeEERts ATTENTION

W. ". Boughton has taken the agency for the Iastly fzsneos
 FL tNr7MTo CLEAR
 HAyA1SA CIGARS. s,Oee just received from the fac tory at Tampa, F7H. IF you want the best don't fall to give these goods a trial.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-11
FIRE sAlIl FIRe sACsi
WOOD 70 BURN

Good Dry Pisnkang for Summer use,
 Special pice this month
 02Seo #lER RFeR, soGHERB TkYLo'R&rhone
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-03
CITY CLERK MOOSE
FINDS TINE OCCUPIED
Saloon Men Unload Barrel
of Money For Their
Years Licenses.

City Clerk Harry Moose's office has
been one of the busiest departments in
the city hall for the past two weeks
and Clerk Moose and his deputies have
been kept on the jump issuing city sa-
loon licenses to the Gary saloon men.
Up to noon today Clerk Moose had
issued 81 city saloon licenses bringing
a revenue into the city treasury OF
$4,000. 1t Is expected before the time
limit expires next Friday that the sa-
loon men will have taken out nearly
100 city licenses. The law gives the
saloon Hen five day. IN which to take
out their city license and as all licenses
expire on May LIST according to the
new Proctor law, the time limit ex-
pires on Friday.
A further rush is expected at the
clerks office tomorrow when the saloon
men who are applying for county IL
censes a Grown Point will take out the
necessary papers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-03


TO Jones morgue- Deputy Coroner E.
r. Gordon of Hobart was notified ana
viii be in Gary today to take charge of
the investigation.
VICTIMS OF BLACK HAND.
The dynamiting took place shortly
after midnight. 1t was accompanied by
deafening roar which awakened the
occupants OF the other box cars. When
the smoke cleared away it was found
that one of the two adjoining cars was
wrecked and nearby the bodies of the
two men were found. Others who slept
in the cars were severely injured and
when the steel corporations private
police arrived on the ground they found
the victims grooming and uttering i'm :
plications against the Black Hand
ITALIANS TERRIFIED.
Very little ould be learned last night
concerning the explosion. The Italian
iaborers were so terrified that they
could give no information concerning
the bomb outrage.
Captain of the night police. John
Mulcahey and squad of police hurried
20 the scene of the explosion in the
police patrol. but they were unable to
get any clews. The dynamite bomb had
been placed in between the two cars
with the idea that both would be
wrecked. The dead men are employees
of the American Bridge Company. The
police made no arrests last night al
though several may follow today
RIVALRY PROBABLY CAUSE.
Rivalry between Chicago labor agents
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-03

is advanced by the police as the posi-
BILE clew TO the outrage. A number of
the laborers who were in the explosion
last night came to Jones morgue to
view the remains OF their friends. They
were so terrified that no information
could be obtained although they stated
that they were hired through the Joe
Macalusos labor agency. 3S2 Clark
street, Chicago. For the past two years
Macaluso has been furnishing laboreTs
for the F.. j. and f. railroad. Because
of his success in this line Macaluso 1t
is thought has incurred the enmity of
the BLACK Hand" and he himself has
twice been the victim OF dynamite
plots.
is VERY RETICENT.
General Superintendent John Kirk OF
the e. j. and F. Railroad at Gary was
reached over the telephone by a TIMES
reporter this morning. He could give
out no information concerning the ex-
losion and was very reticent in talking
about the matter.
Measures were taken By Steel Con-
any officials In Chicago this morning TO
begin strict investigation concerning
the dynamite explosion. 1t has been
known for some time Macaluso' ;
methods in furnishing la borers for the
railroad yards has not been to the Tx
ing of the steel company officials aud
several minor officials of the f. J. and
Il. railroad have been discharged as the
result.
A system of patronage it is declared
equal in every respect tor the one
operated by Macaluso in securing
laborers for the L. J. and Z. railroad
is said to be carried on in securing la
borers for the American Bridge Com
pany and several foremen have been
under the surveillance of secret service
operatives for some time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-03

on this route. AS long as Floyd Step
hens made the rounds a white dog OF
doubtful origin and unknown abode,
waited al the postoffice almost daily
for Mr. stephens to start out on his
deliveries. Morning and afternoon tho
white dog was seen accompanying the
carrier on his rounds. and Mr.. Step
hens humored the animal, never driv-
ing him away, but permitting him to
trot undisturbed at his heels Day
after day. rain or shine, with but few
exceptions. the dog was on hand like
clock-work.
At this point the story begins to
bear the ear-marks OF a nature fake,
but it isn't.
When the new substitute carrier. Mr..
Jaracz, started out on his deliveries
for the frst time the dog apparently
understanding that he had taken Mr..
stephens place. followed the substi-
tute carrier out of the office He trot-
ted at his heels. just as he had in the
wake of Floyd stephens. and yesterday
afternoon, when Silverman took hold
of route 1, there was the same old dog
following behind.
Mr.. stephens, who at first fattered
himself that the dog followed him
out liking he had taken 70 him. has
now changed his view. He is of the
opinion that the animal is of a sus-
picious turn of mind and is a self
constituted secret service attache, who
has his doubts about route 1 being
properly served.
| The dog has not the appearance of a
stray, but seems well fed and cared
| for. The attaches of the postoffce
have been unable to learn to whom he
J belongs. He is unquestionably a mon
| grel, but appears to have a strain OF
| SPITE in his blood 1t is evidently ~
! the carrier to whom he is devoted. but
| his route. The dog is regarded by the
postal people as a mascott for route
| He pays little If any attention to the
| other carriers, but devotes his atten-
| tions exclusively to route 1.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-03

these is that the sa larry of the city
clerk shall not exceed $1,000
Must Hire Deputies.
In Gary the city clerk has about four
times as much work to do as devolves
upon the city clerk of an old city OF
the same size. This is due to the fact
that there is so much special assess
ment work and to the fact that Gary is
grown al such a rapid rate.
According TO Attorney Casslus
Greenley, after making an exhaustive
study of the matter, believes the court
will hold that his salary can not be
reduced.
The city clerk of Gary is compelled .
hire two deputies and he pays one out
of his own salary. The other is paid by
the city in LEW of paying a regular city
comptroller.
City Clerk Moose says he could never
run the office on $1,000 a year The
case is an interesting one and will at
tract great deal of attention when il
comes to trial.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-03
FLOYD STEPHENS IS
MADE ASSISTANT P. M.
Successor to the Late Thos.
Davis Appointed at East
Chicago.
Especial to THE TINEs.)

East Chicago. Ind. May 2. - Floyd
Stephens% who has since the Inaugural
ton of the free delivery system in
the local postal service been carrier for
route /, has been appointed assistant
postmaster in the place of Thomas
Davis, deceased.
Benny" Silverman, who has been
serving as substitute carrier. has taxi
en- stephens old position, and Frank
Jaracz is the new substitute carrier.
The change went into effect Mon
day, Jaracz taking route / Monday
and yesterday morning. but being sub
stituted by Silverman yesterday after
noon.
An interesting feature of the postal
service is the dog which has taken up
on itself to travel beat with the carrier
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-03
CITY CLERK
ANXIOUS
ABOUT WAGE

Continued from Page IL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-03
BLACK HAND IN
GARY KILLS TWO

Continued from Page ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-20

Con nutrid@ concurrcncia Sc veriti-
co aver tarde desde su residencia al
cementerio, la conducci0n del cadaver-
del que fue respectable cabaIlero, amigo
nuestro, don Esteban Terrats Carre-
ras, que en- vida, sc distingui6 por; sus
vn'tudes de padre ejemplar y esposo,
modelo.
Reiteramos nnestro p6same a su ahigi-
da esposa do6a Valeria Vizcarrondo,
hijos don Esteban, dQs Rafael y doha
Marta demas familiares del fnado,
deseandoles resignation en- tan claro
trance.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-20

San Juan, Porto Rico, Abril /, 1911.

San Juan, Porto Rico, Abrl /,
PoF Ia presents notifoa desde
Light Transit Company Porto Rico Power &
Tramwy Company han cesado de Puerto
Porto Rico Railway Light Power Company, habendo
lido todas las anqua opiedad conatos obgones de dchas
tres copan hevaa dese fecha jcu cuenta
aa oes Los entratos obgacones de dhas companies
para reoor par recbos calquer candad deda
San Juan Light Transit Company Porto Rico Power
CAguas amway Company evar ejecua todos los
Nue estan euaQniera de las ca companies
compaas ooracones cualesquera, exceo cuando los
nos sc ehean m trba de construction
etecto secutados Ia Porto Rico Construction Co.
PQETO RICo RAILWAY LIGHT POWER CO.
E. w. Teele,