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place each family within its limits on
a lot Is feet wide and 100 feet deep.
Yet so large part of this area is be-
ing withheld from use that more than
half Of the population il forced to live
in crowded tenements. A similar sit
aation exists in other cities. It could
be remedied by imposing tax on land
values that would force this unused
land into use, but the application of
this remedy is hindered through the
opposition of men like Secretary
Maggie. 1t is no wonder that his con-
science troubled him when he observ-
ed the plight of one of the victims of
his opposition. He urges a charitable
palliative, which is not a satisfactory
substitute for justice, the denial of
which makes it seem necessary.
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4 Crime and Some Criminals


Chas. Maggie, secretary of Commerce
and Labor, in an interview with the
Cincinnati Post, is reported to have
said:
There are thousands of child
rem who do not know how to play
because they have never had the
means of learning: how to play.
This is one of the tragedies of our
civilization. But we are improv-
ing. Fairgrounds are becoming
civic necessity rather than
luxury"
The remarks quoted were caused by
the sight Of little girl living in a
tenement in a slum district of Cincin-
natl, who did not know how to play.
Mr.. Maggie is right. But the condi-
ton of which he speaks is not only a
tragedy. It is a crime, one that can
not be properly atoned by the institu-
ton Of such palliatives as public play
grounds. -
Where there is a crime there must
be criminal The criminal in this
case is Society. But that does not re-
lieve any individual from moral re,
sponsibility. Every man with a vote
or with power to influence votes who
has refused to help in changing
conditions that force children to pass
their childhood days in crowded tene-
ments is morally guilty Of share in
this crime. Secretary Nagle, a prom
inent member of an administration de-
voted to upholding existing inquities.
bears a larger share than the average
man of responsibility for the crime
which he SO deplores. But his con-
science is not asleep. His remarks
show that.
The tenement of the city slums is a
product of land monopoly. The Cincin-
natl child whose plight SO stirred Sec
rotary Maggie, lives in a city Of which
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SHOES

JOHN DTNGER. Good Shoes only. A,
the one location 25 years. 26 18th st.
LESTER SHOE CO., 1913 Market st
Union Made Working Shoes for Union
Men. Popular prices. Right under
@. Vt. & Il, A Hall.
LOCKE SHOE CO.-TWo big stores
Union Made Shoes. 1919 Market st
1913 Main st.
M'FADDEN'S .The Big store, 1122-24
Market st. Everything for Men AND
Boys Wear.
NAY SHOE co, 13O9-1s11 Market st
None but Good Shoes Made by high
grade, well paid labor
WALK-OVER BOOT SHOP, walk
Over" Union Made Shoes, the working
mems favorite. 46 Twelfth ST.
The Store that handles Mems, Womenss
and Children.s Union Made Shoes. JOS
I1ASENAUER, Del. Woods, Mgr, -
CHAs SAAD-2l6a Main and 1915
Market. See under Dry Goods.
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A Work You Cannot stop; aNOVentltYOu Cannot XIII
80 go 80 1rVVS
(5y Carl D. Thonnpson.)

administration tried to have the coun-
ty government help.
One of our Milwaukee citizens gets
out an Injunction and stops it..
Damn kids-we want profts"-is
is that to be out motor
Again, we are trying to carry out
great and good park project that
means a real blessing to future genera
lions.
We are trying to prevent the coming
of the conditions that have cursed
the lowly life in other cities; the time
when in the. hot torrents of the
crowded tenement the sufferers shall
cry "Luft, >Luft, giebt mir Luft,-air,
air, give me- air!"
md they start a cry against it
They Shrek and scream to brighten
the people away from it.
We have tried to develop munich
pal bureau that would be a pride and
credit to this city-a light to all the
rest of America. A judge blocks it
With court decision.
This morning / received a letter
from from the League for Physical
Edncation and Improvement from Lon
don. This League is devoting itself
to most beautiful and helpful service
to hufnanity-to the child welfare of
the race. Now we are trying to do
something along that line hers in Mil
waukee. We are engaging a man-an
expert in that line-to help US.
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r. B. TIME TABLE
BALTIMORE 6 OHIO

Schedule effective NOV. III 19lV-
Daily. fDaiIy except Sunday.
WASH. BALTIC. PHTIsA & N r
b Peg 100 .Ees sls pm g il iao R;m
pm. &. 60 pm, lyia Pgh.l. Ar. 1855
am, ss :55 pm, tyia Graft. 1856 am.
s1o:b5 am. s12;S0. s7;s5. s11:45 pm.
p PGH. & WASH PA-Dept. s5:s5 am,
1880 am, 1885 am. ss;2o pm. 1856
pm. t7:4o pm. Ar; 1855 2, n. s1O:65
P Pa sl5 aeed J1:os .ass s I5sS pm
GRAF. 8 cuAiB.- .7:25 s7:25
am. (Graf.l s10:45 am. .5;lb pm.
. .lblp Pm f4:4o sE4O sTs;f s sSSs p
CUMB. tvia Pgh.l Dept. 1886 am,
1880 am, s10:05 am. 1870 pm, e5:35
pm, f7:40 pm. Ar 1856 am. .10:5b
AM 1890 pm.s s1:Sb pm, slls46 pm.
Ohio River Points
., HUNT. 8 KEN.oyA-Dsp, 1890 1922 am.
PARKERsBURG-Dept.s f7:l5 am.
$3.50 am local departs from 7. G. c.
1875 pm, s7:45 pm. Ar, 1920 am.
Qocap, $1,000 am, 1915 pm. 1880 p
m, $40 pm, focal ar. z. c. G. & St
e Lines west via Newark.
COLUM. GIN, LOUSY. & ST. L.
Dep. s11.o0 am, e1l:55 pm. Ar, s6:25
: g eoL1M NJ + cHIcAeo-Dept. .4:49 a
M, s6:15 pm. Ar. 1890 night, s11:26
a. m.
EVANSVILLE & coLUM.-Dep. s4:4O
am. f7:40 am. (locall, s1I:00 am,
1910 pm, local Zanesville1, 1915 pm.
*11:55 pm. Ar, 1890 night, 1873 am.
siiia 10 :5:aS fs:i Ho p nDon sloCa is canes
~ T., r. w Reinforcement
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GAFES

o. 4. AUBER, $3.50 Jacob st. Hot and
cold lunches are served day ano night
Goods always pure; -
Good WHISTLES and cool beer always to
8. HiEssANDBAss-~The whiskey Man..
Street. Natl Phone 140A-Y. Wheeling,
GiaORGE b. CRUMBACKER, Cafe and
restaurant, Cor. 18th Il Jacob SITS.
lunches and short order cooking. l426
3. al s ERoBE j CO., 1o41 Market St.
Old Phil Whiskey. eOc per quart:
]. a. GAREE, Choice wines and liquors.
1864 Market st.
HOME LIQUOR Cos Wholesale and Re-
HDSS'S CAFE. Meet me there. Good
cheer and good will. 1915 Main St
HUNT e JONES, Family Liquor Store
money. Mail order House. Orders de-
livsred. 1858 Market Nat l662-Y.H
H 991a 6 LIQuOR Co. Robert ].
Desch, mgr; lO4a Market st. Nat
kRAUs q co, l1ss Market st. Choice
vines and liquors. .,,
Trades Assembly Hail. 1915 Market St
WIN. MCCORMICK. Sample Nnd Lunch
Room, Cor. 18th & Market Sts
Prop. Fine Wines. LIQUORS & Cigars
Maj. Phone 7So. No. 20 Sixteenth st
ALEX a. BALLENT+Beers Wines.
LiQut rs, and Cigars. No. 1919 Market
Street. Mail Orders Solicited.
CORNER LIQUOR ST0hE-1100 Mar
ket st. The Best for the Money. Mail
Orders Our Speciality. Place. 100 Mar
JOHN ). CoNNELLY. Cafe. Dealer in
Fine Wines and Liquors l1s 11th st..
WM. L. SCHEAIPF-Retail Dealer in
Wines and LIQUORS. ALI orders by mail
or telephone will receive our promptest
attention. No. "a Seventeenth Street.
Wheeling, w. Va Nat. Phone 619-R.
Bell Phone 1888.
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Tom L. Johnson Of Cleveland Ohio

Tom u. Johnson OF Cleveland ONO
is dead.
A few days ago the press dis catches
told of his condition. "a tear came
to his eye. trickled down his cheek
and dropped to his pillow =
1t was not only the physical pain
that brought the tear. There was an
ache in the heart Of the big, good man.
But it is not the first great and
good men have worked and worried
over our municipa! problems have
tried to do something for our Ameri-
can cities and been crushed and died
of broken heart =,
It's pity. A shame, say.
Mayor Pingree in Detroit,
Samuel Jones in Toledo.
Tom Johnson in Cleveland.
And the same spirit that caught
these men in it's fury and sought to
crush them is at work right here in
Milwaukee.
Look at the gracious good things
this administration is trying to do and
then consider how certain narrow
minded. dwarfted souls try to block
every move for better things.
For example. certain benevolent wo-
men of the so-called better classes,
moved by the sweeter instinct of
mother love which. thank God. is not
entirely crushed out, even of the up
per classes, have been trying to sup
ply penny lunches at the schools. The
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ST0GIES

SANATEL STOGIEs, Union made. Hand
Made. For sale at all dealers every
where. Look for the red cross.
lHannan Bros, old stand) 1888 Market
st. All good goods.
BARTH0LOMEANsS INVINCIBLE, Big
and Little Havana. At all Stores. Nat.
Phone 2O12-Y.
SMOKE ApCONKEYsS ST0GIES. Cool
Clean and Refreshing After Dinner
Smoke. LAG 18th st. Nat. Phone 1275-Y.
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Have you subscribed2 Give yon
name to your secretary or come T.
the 0Aics.
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SECOND HAND GOODS

CURTIS HI. RICE & CO-Furnfture
Stoves and Household Goods. We buy
and Sell Second Hand Stoves and Furni-
ture of all kinds. 1912 Market st.
FRANK H. LUKE, 20 and "a Tenth ST.,
HaWley Block. New and Second Hand
Furniture Bought, Sold and Exchang-
ed. Both Phones. Buyer will Call
SECOND HAND STORE-Second-H Hand
Furniture, Stoves, Carpets, Bought and
sold. Gas Ranges, new, sold cheap.
Hanover st. Next to Scheeles.
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PH0To ENGRAVING

THE MAJORITY can supply you with
photo engravings bearing the Union
Label of the International Photo En-
graxers Union The union label APP
pears In the printed picture. When
you do not see the label, the cut was
not union made
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MONTTMENTS

Mans0leums and Markers Iron Vases
and Seftees % 18th 81
EDWARD g. KREUTZER, 1923 Chap
line ST, Wheeling, w. Va.
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WAI.T. pT.ASTER

II. Z. sEAnRIGHT CO, MANUFACTURER
OF Eclipse Wall Plaster. Jobbers In
Builders Supplies. Once and Works.
Cor. 43rd and McColIoch streets. Both
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RREWER.IES

BENWO0D BREWING COs-Puts the
Union Label on every keE Of Cream Top
and Diamond Brew.
BREWING COMPANY
Produces q beer with upbuilding. tonic
properties.
UNnEDA BREWING COMPANY--None
but the best grade of hops and malt are
used In our beer.
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SOFT DRINKS

ASK FOR CARMINT-The Summer
Drink-Ginger Ale and Soft Drinks Of
All Kinds. Red Cliff Co.
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VEHTCI,ES

CHAs. II. STARLIGHT, Wholesale and
Retail Buggies Surreys, Wagons and
Harness. Rubber firing speciality.
Agent for Kramer Wagons Cor 4znd
and Wood Streets Wheeling, W. Va.
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PI.ATTNG

Have you Plating or Polishing to be
done? We will do it. and do It right.
Phone calls promptly attended.
WHEELING PLATING e POLISHING
WORKS. Cor Eoff and Alley Is
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Patronize the advertisers of this
paper. They are your friends.
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WIRE GOODS

$. HARRIS, Manufacturer 81 Wire
Goods Of every description; Once and
Counter Holl71RS Heavy and laE1l
Window G11r.1a wheeling Wire Wofl<r
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TAIII.nR.SI.

UNITED WOODEN MILLS, West Yir-
giniass Greatest Tailors 1898 Market
st Union made clothes to your mea-
sure, $15, no more, no less
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UPHoL.STERERS

SOUTH SIDE UPHOLsTERENG Co
Successors to johnson Brothers Prac-
teal Repairers Finishing Repairing
Packing. Grating RenOvating Feathers.
Both Phones 1914 Chapline Street
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PLUMBING

Who's Your Plumber. SAUL N
ROSENBERG. Both Phones Residence
phone. National
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$50. Cor. 18th ana Jacob Streets
JOHN = NIEBUH, butcher. Dealer II
Fresh and Smoked Meats. Groceries
and Produce Natl Telephone $50. No
110T3 fccolloch Street
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PRINTING
RECEIPT RnnKS

THE MAJORITY carries in stock
receipt books at 10. rs and S5 cents
that are Union Labeled and Just the
thing for everybody who uses receipts
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BITTCHER.S

q. sCHENK e SONS CO.-Producers Of
Schenk's Gold Leaf Lard, made Of
fresh, clean, pork fats.
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OPTICAL
PATENTS

e. p. DUNLAP Patent Lawyer. Reilly
Building, 18th e Market SITS. Terms
easy, booklet free.
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NEWS DEALERS

HERMAN FETTE. Stationery Periodi-
Gals, Magazines, Souvenir Post Cards,
Sporting Goods, Cigars z Tobacco
Bell Phones CARR 1908 Market.
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GROCER,S

SAM b. M,KEE co.. center Of Center
WELTYss, saThe Pure Food Store. 262
either phone. 1044 Market st.
MYERS PROVISION CO.. he Butter
Stores. Wholesale and Retail. 1893
Main st. Both Phones 206. Wheeling,
w Va
GEO. KREsS, THE GROCER. Nat phone
245; Bell Phone $685. Cor. 18TH ana
fee Your patronage solicited.
WIN. SCHAFFNER, dealer IN me
groceries and notions Fresh and Salt
Meats, Butter and Eggs q Speciality.
National phone GAL. 1913 Wood st.
LOUIS La SCHEELE
LEADING GROCER
T1h0lSeR ~
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- --g
FQRS

YOuR FURS NEED REPAIRING AND
REMODELING-J. Goldinger Does the
Work. Manufacturing Furrier, 1907
Ehapline st Bell phone. 11S9-R
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SAsT1E Ra s1,'ns 8 stiaks sss 5sE|Se
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DAIR.IEH

uRfTED DARY COMPANY. All Cream
Ice Cream. speciality Of ours. 1oe3
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GENTS FURNISHINGS
Your Patronage Solicited and appre-
ciated. g. HESS 4 SONS, 1921 & 1923
MFADDEN,s, .The Big Store, Every
thing In Men and Boys wear. 4Az1
and 1874 Market st.
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tory? If not, see why not The
is but ten cents per line per month.
Publication will show that YOU are
alive, and assisting in the support Of
the Labor paper)
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-05-11

THE MAJORITY Is Headquarters Tor
union labeled cuts suitable for print
ing on cards, In newspapers etc. A
cut not bearing the union label 10 not
union made.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-05-11

Chas. Maggie. secretary of Commerce
and Labor, in an interview with the
Cincinnati Post, is reported to have
said:
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ELECTRICAL.

EXPRESS & TRANSFER
BURNS q CHURCH TRANSFER CO..
Carriages for Weddings and Parties
ONCE, 1914 Market st. wheeling ". Va
Phones, Nat Office, 476; Bell once, 4I6:
WILBUR SMITH EXPRESS AMI
TRANSFER co. Quick delivery to all
parts of the city and vicinity. NO. bO
Fourteenth st. Natl Phone lzll-M.
Bell Phone 1881.
FLOUR
BEST OF ALL Klein 9 Merirman.
FLORISTS
4. LANGHAN,S, Floral Designs our
specially 1917 Chapline St
FURNITURE
co. Home Furnishers.
"Out Of the High Rent District. S6tn
LOUIS BERTsCHY, Good Furniture at
reasonable prices. lit Main.
WILLIAM GRAHAM, Wall Paper, fur
niture, Carpets, OIL Cloth, window
Shades, 1144 Main. ss ~
FLANK SCHROEDER, Finest Furn1-
ture. 1905 and 1907 Market st.
T.-B. SMITH. Seaeonable furniture 81
reasonable prices BridEeport. y
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NUMBER AZ
congenial task, into which
he can throw his whole heart
and soul. 1t is through
work, and work alone, that
he will get back his faith.
The need for such a method
of treatment in the minor
noryo,,c oilnnnntc hoe hpnn
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r less realized hv

ical people of all times, but
My of recent years has this
inc of attack been definitely
rected into a System"
At sanitoriums where ner-
'ous cases are specially ca
cred to for the "work cure"
" Occupation cure" (Which
,as henn christanad hu the
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VOLUME l.
A Complicated Elk Hunt.
H. R. COLLIER.
Sommers and l had often plan
ned an elk hunt. Every season
found us in the woods for deer,
but for one reason or the other
the elk hunt was always deferr-
ed 1t was after | had moved
to suthern Idaho, separating us
by 600 or 700 miles-seemingly
to end our hunting excursions to-
gether-t that the plans of our
elk hunt were realized.
had never been in southern
Idaho before, and knew nothing
of the country, but who would
disapprove of a few well-known
presumptions in organizing an
elk hunt-especially the maiden
sfupt0 Lpa,.y ~ ,,,oo n ,oarfaot
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4 ALl1-F ]
-.
County, Kentucky, Thr
Dinner was enjoyed, as you
may imagine, under the circum-
stance; everybody lounged about
and rested up and Brooks tore
down the tent to get a picture of
the lost and the rescuers. AS a
whole, it was the pleasant con-
clusion Of a serious experience,
the horses finding their treat in
the tender grass along the river.
The next evening found us in
their camp on Fish Creek, on the
east side of Warm River butte.
For the two days that followed
it showed furiously, keeping US
in camp to get wood, and play
freezeout. We hoped, after the
unfortunate incident, to compen-
safe in a pleasant, protracted
outing, but exposure had affect
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March. 10, 1911.
rushed over to where he lay, and
the yell Of a happy hunter rang
out through the timber.
had killed my first elk.
When | returned to camp.
l found Sommers and Brooks
all smiles. They had cor
nered the bear and got two
Of them. After following
the trail most of the day,
losing one, they found the
other two in a hole, within a
few hundred yards Of the
camp. We brought them in
that evening. An old fe-
male (black) and a Gu b
(brown).
Next morning Brooks and
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plosive sound; a horde of tiny
sparks illuminated our quarters
for an instant, then all was dark
and quiet, save for the low rum
BILE of the river and the hoarse
cry of a hoot-owl. / closed my
eyes and was doing off when
Sommers rent the monotony ra-
ther suddenly. Say, !" he said,
and my eyes flew open. Has
it occurred to you that if one of
those old park bears should hap
pen around and get a Whit of
our grub-stake he'd simply walk
in and help himself, regardless
of formality or obstruction"
| hadn't thought of it, but at
that moment in the darkness the
dull monotonous rumble of the
river and the weird hoot of the
owl, caused me to move uneasily,
u - II
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West Liberty Morgan
down with wet, heavy snow and
a mixture of rain and snow was
still falling; while a coat belong
to a very censorial gentleman of
the party hung in a tree five or
six miles from camp.
Whenever you decide to ami
hilate your conceit in woodcraft,
just hang your coat out in the
hills and wait for a snowstorm.
We put in the day finding my
coat, returning to camp about
dark, throughly soaked and half
frozen. 1t was one of my New
Year resolutions: Never aban-
don my coat again"
On the morning of the third
day the sun came up bright and
warm and the snow was soon
cleaned from the trees. We in
tended to stay about camp and
and fish whila tho wnafhep aet-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-22
nOticias

Fueron desgnadoS los senores do.tor~
Jose \. (1rb0neM. Lcd0. Manuel NJ. Gil
norlo y doctor Francisco Ponte. para
que en- union del Alcalde, former Ia
ComlSl0n para Ell eStudio de un nuevOs
empr6stito, liquidaci6n del actual. can
tldad que Sc ha de tomar obras que,
debe dars7 preferencia, que sean re-
nocldas como de utilidad para la Muni-
cipalidad &c San Juan.
81 Vd sufre d lie PaIudismo friOs decalen
tura Y 1lebres. Consigase una botella de
Pam-ala.
Ha sldo pUesto en- libertad por haber
dejado extinguida SUI condena el indi-
viduo Juan Gines Torres, quien sirvi5
un ano cinco meses de prisi6n por el
dalito de homicidio voluntario.
El paudismo esti llamado.a (esarares
Ger, les'le que Sc ha descubierto este nue.
r. jIlez de la Corte Municipal de
Ponce. senior Lopez Acosta. ha side
nombraIo Juez sustituto de la Corte
de Dist~ito de HdlImacao drmante Ii al,--
sencia del .Juez LIoreda, 4 quien $, ha
concedido una licencia de cuatro he
ses.
Los mosquitoes llevan la infection del
Paludismo. La Pam-ala cura el Pautiis~~
mo. haGa I'd. la prueba.
Ayes en la parada seis media, Ia
sonora Genara Quinones, s. baj0 del
carro electrico njmero ypndo este IN
y Sc cay6 produci6ndose una
herida IN Ia regi6 occ1pital
PARA GUAR UN RESFRIAoo EN-.
IN Ola tome LAXATIVO BROMO-QUININA. Ell
oticario devolvera cl dnero 81 lie cura. La frma
ie W. GROVE halla cada cajita.
FL seilor Luis Yordan Davila ha silo.,
nomLbrado .Jllez sustituto de la Corte..
de Ponce, durante la interi-
nidad del Juez Lopez Acosta Ell la Ccr-
te de Distrito de Humacao
Frio ahora CaIor despues - este es el
PaludismO ; la cura es Panl-ala.
Los sigu:entes servicios han sido pres
tados: Inf. Ord. municipalities %; Ar
mas orcAibidas | Inf: ley rentas III
tarl--,s, :; IAI. ley carr2teras, | ; AGO.
y aggression, l Total, 81.
La ~"r VA cura los casOs mas fuertes
de fiebre palhdica "a sea cr0nica agudao
En- Ia manana de aver, Ell Puerta de
TERRA, Jose Rohana arabe, agredi6.
con una piedra la nina Belen Igie-
sias, y le produjo una herida en- la ca
beza de pron0stico leve.
Las ag aas est@ncadss causan el Pau~
1lsmO, Ia Pam-ala 10 cura. No contiene
luinina.
La fuerza num6rica del Cuerpo en- Ell
dla de hoy es la siguiente: Jefe, /;
Ayudante, | (; Jefe Bureau Inf, ! .Je-
Ges de Distrito, 65; Sargentos, Is; Ca
bos, 40; Guardias, 500; Total. 713
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-22
RJRIO RICO RAILWAY LIGHT & POWER CO.

San Juan Porto Rico Abri /, 1911
presente echa la San Juan
light Transit Company la Porto Rico Power Light Co. la Caguas
Tmmway Company han cesadO de Puerto Rico
Porto Rico Railway Light Power Company, haendo adqu
d' odas anqucas popedade conaos obgones de dchas
compana eya desde pgopa
ada oos los ontratos obgacones de dhas companies
a autcrada recb recbo cuaquer candad deda
San nan Light Transit Company Porto Rico Power Light Co.
Caguas amway Company evar eecu los ontTatos
personals compans copoacones excep los
evados
etecto ejecutados Dor q Rico
PORTO RAILWAY LIGHT POWER
r. w. Teele,
GENER MANAG
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-22

E' P7'ud;smo eSt9 ll"mad".>a desarare'
Ger, des'le que Sc ha descubierto este nue.
vO especificO Pam-ala. -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-22

81 Vd. sufre de Paiudismo. frios decalen-
tura ilebres. Consfgase una botella de
Pam-ala.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-22

Los n1osquitos levan la infection del
Paludisnlo. La Pam-ala cura el Pa'Idis"
mo. haga I'd. la prueba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-22

La fuerza num6rica del Cuerpo en- el
dla de hoy es la siguiente: Jefe, ! +;
Ayudante, L; Jefe Bureau Inf, | Je-
fes de Distrito, 65; Sargentos, Is; Ca
hos, 40; Guardias, 500; Total, 713.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-22

PARA GUAR UN RESFRIADO EN-.
IN Ola tome IAXATIvO BROMO-QUININA. Ell
Noticario devoveTl 81 dinero 81 1e cura La frrnS
ie ". GROVE Sc hal1a cada cajita.