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Washington Journal., 1911-11-18
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bdB Nupoleon /. i9On imSobre 1907
beinobe in bic SGnoe Der gerbGn6e-
ten eeratben more. Sn Der SHIodt
BET GDIou nGmIt1, am Z. Gebruor
1907, begann iid Die Gage fir oie
GroNoieu ploslih beoenRIih ou &C.
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mad Der Stnot, nm Don benz hodge.
Iegenen &irhtbum ben Ston0 6es
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bic cine Greppe gum Ebmrm binouf
iu1breno bic 9eoedung unten bIieb.
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mn6 @ulien ftGnbis oorgeriidt, bic
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begannen gu flieben. Num bic toifer.
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bes aoifers HferO belt, spnrtete nod
Dor Der Stride. SIN Iesten NusenbIid
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um0 iprengte bacon.
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mart beieiien unO nod Der Nudt Der
@e6edung Die 4irhentbiir Don ouben
nbgeiHIoiien, 10 ndre NnpoIecn i@cn
bnmnIs %gefnngen aenommen sporben.
unO bic BeItseidtdte bate fiH tDobI
nn0ers nboewideIt.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18
&OgeIl.

0sutids Grsimcurer Qose 9Irs
%F minius, SO. %, F. A. A. M,
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fd isOen sweiten unO Uisrten MOntas
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Ctr. unO ga. Nue.. g. 6.
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perlammelt in ieDen Item unN Stem
Dcnner1ag i'm WUnat In 623 9Outlanu
Npenue. paul 8a@l&miD, Sstrstdr,
107 Ste Str, NcrOcR.
Columbia gune glr. 81, D. 8. 9 R.
SUbn Msininser, 5etret6r, TIC @resb
am Ylacs. q. % Serfammelt R& irren
2ten Mtttwo6 i'm MUnat in 1927 Ute ct
ADnigin 0uiiu 8unD, .. 8. g. U. Grau
Martba Rnpsrtas, prafhentin.
DaI6tnstOu 5atn SIR. l, u 8. e,
3 s. SGutsrt. 1921 lite @troee, NOrbs
wef, perIammelt iA tsben lIlsn unb 3ten
WicntoS I'M WlUnat in 1877 Ute Str.
Eeutunia 0Ose Nr. 2. 8. . s. @,
i B. 9eIbis. YrdfOent. 1749 Z. y W-
$ GamenreiG. Setrstdr, 1900 Ste Str
NOrOmef. Serlammslt FG isOen 2ten uni
4. MOntas i'm MOnat in 1889 7t Ctr
WcrbweR
@ermouia 9ose 20. Is. &. Of ..
9eriammeIt ii9 an 2. unD4 Disnitoq
i'm @ptbian EsmpeI NO. 1O1s O.. Ctr.
81. %.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18

% BonOerer ftebe fin nnA I&au'
Die Rurbe an. - &ier bot etH Nu.
tom0biIiIt 10 umeeihmiHen,
Dat er iOfOrt in's @ras sebtheH. =
80 trourie bic Begebenbeit =
Die bat aud ibre CUTE Set:
@dr' ni@t Die SeeI' bes 0rnten aut.
Iers fort,
HesH ltiiSA' nod feline BarnmneS-
tofeL bon.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18

Der 6err grofeNor: ste fiHb su
~esnieitig, sic Iebel MIR fiir Sbr Sc.
i&dft unO Sbre GomiIie. 0een sic
Aesm gar niH&, mos Sbnem GrIaih
hing bringta"
,@el@Gftsntn1tn: % ia, bic n1onnt.
N&M @Gsre@nlmoem.~
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18
etUIs.

WiEOLo: .Du Id babe ebem benz
hiden Mnior bic eoSSe Guppe iiber
BE Uniform eeiHiittet, unN Na bat
e MIR eine bbrfeise oesabeM unb
MID nneei@rieen: sSerr II
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18
Rircblicbe MOtbem.

Dtutids r6mil6- IoiboIif@s Oh. Ra
risn Rirds, gds Der 5tsu StroBs, Swi'
idsu o u. 8 StroBs, y. B. 3. s..
ROtb, Riorrsr, u. $. Mibm. aRihant.
@OttesOisnhs: S%onntass, 6glbmsds,
1880 ubr unO 0:l5 ubr, 9o6amt, nm
1920 llbr. Guufs, UNI 8 ubr un6 gsis
per UNI 1880 ubr.
ct. S0Gspbs eisbtsbunb. gnlammtlt no
itbsn 2. DisnRae tn Wpnat IN Der 8rtins-
babe. 5. unb 8 CTR. q. u. Cdr. aarl
SpsHt 30. 2 @. q. 8.
ct. Bouifnetue aranlsn . lutsralBnnes.
@sreiA. Bnlammrt fH isbm 2. 9litpo&
i'm RDnat In pbieT Steaf. 9Oltpt 8ababst,
f725 q. q. Npe. 81. %.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18

80. On boft Du oIlo Define @Sbns
GEe gut SeriOrgtG"
ga, Bis olf ben iiinefteny Der
Mo&t mir Gorge; er 1T erit breiun6-
ClDonoie Sabre urpS frieOt i&on mi&ts
mabr oepumptl~
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18

ssei@e @ruut: .@emn man bel
msSeenS IT, vt man ME gang iiHer,
ob man aus 2iebe eebeirotbet tpirO. :
SreunOin: .aber man IT bod
&er, Aab man sebeirotbet tUirbl"
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18
sraHil4.

-6aIt bn ipirEIi@ 6einer frau ben
Drinmtring fir fiinfbun6ert 4rc-
men eetouft3 Dos lit ia eine I@ref.
Tide Weri@tpenbun9.~
syn @eeentbeiI, Iieber SreunO,
cine griporni6. Do8 meinIt bu, tuie-
bieI Ganal&Hbe He let meniser
tr6Gtl-
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18

WnSasse: ST Der aIaOterIebrer
ao@ 6a3"
&S&tn: sd sI6ltb' i@en me-
Rieitens bob' i@ bos OnGOige GrGll-
ysin fnOn Hint MiDuteD Wigluer
IHieJEn b6reM."
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18
GsmitbIi3.

Wait: .Dos 1T aber bod cine
G@ADeinerei 0n finOe i'd n Der
Guppe gar Elm RinOertrOmpet@en r.
Mirtb: CT &errieHo9, baban Gie
,haaa " GaMie sssRs MtMAa&sws"
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18

Dsmff&sr Gsntralpsreiu. 9rdiiosni
Rurt g5ldner /. Vi5ssYrdf. W. Stud
Odf&sI; 3. Bi5ssgrdi. Gapt. 6. Z.
S&wseIsr; .. 8i3ssBrdl. RarI @9Oli;
4. WsseBrai Carl s. Braun; s. 0i3s'
grdi. @unrlO WRsinburOt; Gtas. 6.
@srner, 5&abmeiRer; @uRaO 8enOer,
SsIre dr.. gOnsrsb 5ei9tts, .. s.
6aFa atrassr SOispb BOnOrad- gsr-
s.nmluns isDsn 4tsn DienRus TN @pn0t
in 922 Ytnn. Npe.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18

5eRsnDarmadbtsr lntsrRibunssSsrsin,
SCtn Metninger, Sstret6r, 716 @resb-
am BIace, NOrbptR perlammslt F& iectn
3ten Mittwp@ tn MUnat In 922 ga.
NDenue.
SHmdbil@er RranEsns rnteraibunass
persiu, @li@ael Diet, @strstar, 629 8
5traBe, WCrOOa, perlammslt a@ iebrn
llsn Dienlne TN MOnat In 737 7te
5trobs.
plattbeutf&er gtrsin, 0m. Stir.
mann, 5strstdr, wOtnbaft In Tacoma
part, psrlammsIt fH isSsn 2ten DOnnsr-
flag in MUnat In 827'7t Straes.
Nissssrsu I'm terfabunss, gsrsin, 9Obn
Dieb, Setretdr, 1888 9. Capitol Stro6e,
perlammelt lid isOsn lRen DienRaa i'm
Dicnat in 922 psnn. Mps.
Surge @ststr . llnterRlsuussDerein
ueriammeIt fid am 8. Dieniios III 929
Nenu. ape. @ecrss BOtsridmiOt. Setr.
Columbia 8rauer.8 81 dntennntsrRnb.
unseUersin, Gran3 Rom, Setretdr, 1874
22ie CTR NOrpwsf, SeriammsIt lih ieOen
3ten Disnfa9 i'm @Onnt in 1927 Ute Ctr.
Barbel sluiOn perlammsli ld an 1.
UNI 8. MitiDO@ III 922 Penn. Nue.
Bidder . Interchangeable (aIt).
Ystfommeln li6 am /. Sonntas im
Monat. mOreens IL ubr in 1927 Z. Ctr.
Bidder lnteritasnnss Usrsin 30. /
Gans) BsriammsIt iid isOsu 2. Conn
taa in MOnat am II ubr Rorseus
iii S27 Z. ctr.
Arbeiters RranteutaGe. VsriommsIi
lia isosu 2. Dleultos unO am Ieetsn
Samitas im MOuat, absnOs ms277 Ctr.
GoucOrOin. 8srsin UOn (8Iooensburs)
WtOrpIanb.
yrausNrbeiterslluion go. 1ls. Der.
lammelt li1 am lektsn Sonntas I'M
Wiomat, mor9ens, in gOitsDo's baus,
Sic uno y. Str, q. B. Dm. 9sIs
muIb. Sstrstdr, 9ls ate Str. %. 8.
DeutIher unttrltubungsbunD, Dilrtct
CIR. 40, Setret1r Wm. 9anmsmann.
1915 MoriOn Str. u. 49,. ~perlammslt
li6 ieDrn 4ten WltttpO@ I'm WiOnat In
1927 Ute Strabe.
Dsutlhsr llntsrRibunSsbunD, DtRrtet
100, Mi&asl Diss, SsErstGr, 500 s
Strles, NOrbOR, Oerlammelt if& ieOen
I DcnnerltaS i'm NCnat In 1877 Z Str.
Deutl@. NmsrttontI&sr unterFaBunss-
gerein, SDtn Dieb, @etrstGr, 1888 9.
Capitol @trn6s, Serfammelt Th tecsn
2ten DienRaS i'm MCnat in 1871 tie Ctr
@ermunia Club. &sssImdBise gu.
i%ommentnnft Jrsito9 MbenOs in Che
9olstam. SO. 1928 s Ctr. q. 8
5errstdr 6. pom Grmert, go. 1920
6iismou YIace.
OccaGa gunb, Din. Of Col, 8. u.
eAarser, SER, GOnaree 6tiSbts, .. g.,
OerIammeIt Th teben 2ten DOnuerRas i'm
MUnat in 1877 Ute @trabe.
Sntel gr6Rs gersnisnnes gerein,
@eu Mlair. SstrstSr, 1881 lRt 5trabt.
NOrOweR, %perlammslt R& ieOen 2tsn
Sonntng I'm WfCnat Int @CIben eagle
6Otel, New Serlep Npsnus unO . Str.
VlottbtutiHer Damsnpsrsin. Grnu Denry
Brnue. Wral6sntin. 0rrlammsIt G& tsbfn 1.
NittpO@ i'm MOnat i'm 1auls zines Der Nit-
sIieDer.
@ulbinstOn Sid 8sIisf, prdlicsnt y.
gamsnreid, %UsriammeIt iid am l.. unC
8. MOntas I'M Nir's Deutl@es 9ans.
s27 Z. Ctr, r.. D.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18

. 9pIumatii&e BsrtrstunS.
hotierIi& Osuti@e 9Oii4dit
fA35 Rass. apt., Y. u.
KaiisrIiA .KSHieIihe 9cti4dft
OfRtrtt@.uuBaTH
1904 iett Sirabs, q. ~.
S&wsiserii4e 6eidnOlddft
20f3 6vnisr place, q. B.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18

prOlpset 6ia Cemetery. TreO. Sms
bOf, PrdItOsnt, 0m. Wartiu. Sstrss
tar. VeriammsIt li@ an eriism 6rsito9
mOnOtIi@ bel s. u. @%riesbauer, 4SS
0te @traBe, q. B.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18

~ 6 d I9medt unO gut
.Whmi8" unb -0inmOnOS.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18

qrsis far bic Snisraii0n Der Rarte $3.50 PEI S0bT.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18
Derrins- mo G0atn- &aIrn0tT.


"a Die 6urm sarcars FnO ssbssn, ns fss pom asreFsRanS"HH
Bsrtat gu sahn.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18

Columbia Eurnuersin 99s, WlStraBe.
81. @., Gel. NOrtb 9l45.
@el@aftss 8e rIommIunsen isben 2.
@onmtas i'm ROuot, Nu9mittOss 8 ubr.
Ucrtauoss Sisunsm ieOsn l. uno 8.
Wontag, MbsnDs s 1br. /. Sprsher
Rurt 8osIduer, 9ibrnrp Of @onsreB-
@@riftwart &. 6. Mann, 1891 Is.
Strn6e, q. %.
Damsnprsin. 8rau Bette S&Isi&srt,
Yr6ibsntin.
Heutlder DaiIentauepsrein, Prdi.
6reb SmbOt aBm. s Mspers, Setretdr,
1919 Srpins GtraBe, NCrowel. Dirst'
tOrens unb DeIesOteusV erlommluns am
9. SOuutOs isbes WtOnats na9m. IN Der
MnltaIt.
Hronsn.6Gfsvsrein. Gr,u & O 8artbsI
Nri9. 9evIammelt Fh mCnntli@ am 2. Don
uerlna I'm ROnnt tn Der Nnltalt.
Grausn RSbperein. Grau 8 eSFIsr oral.
geTlammeIt-TH i'm 5Ommer am ). WittwC4
i'm Rsnnt IN Der NnTaIt.
get%eranenuerein bes Sten BatataCne,
6enrp 0altbsr, @strstGr. 415 9 Straee,
NUrbwea.
DeutI@er RrieserbunO, UeriammeIt
f6 AMI 8. @UntOS mCnotIi9 IN SO. 992
genn. NUe., 6auptmann 6errmam
3e9nsr; 5sIOwebeI SOiepb MOir, $500
& ctr. %. SO,
Deutl&Gmsrit. Ge@nitsrsV ersin uers
lammsIt ii1 AM /. unO 8. WlittwOd
bes MOnats i'm Sdn9erbuuO, Sl4 IS.
Ctr. N.W.
proipset 6ia Cemetery. Treb. Sms
bOf, Prdiibsnt, 0m. Martiu. Setrss
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-10-20

The championship ball games were
called off two days on account o.
rain.
President Vincent of the Uni.
versity of Minnesota was inaugur'
ated Wednesday.
MORE CHEAP MONEY -
Lano loans. See Frank E. Funk,
First National bank of Washburn,
North Dakota.
The Washburn Flour Mill
is now running and it wants
everybody that needs flour and feed
to come to the mill and buy it.
The Washburn -four mill is now
in good running order. The
morning and noon whistle is a
welcome sound after the long 81
lence.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E.
church will meet with Mrs. Wiese
on Wednesday afternoon Oct. Is.
Everyone cordially invited to at
tend.
Miss Hilma Anderson went to
Bismarck Monday to take the
civil service examination. She
hopes to get a position as a steno.
grapher.
New subscribers to the Leader
this week are: Lewis Hanson,
SCOTS Mills, Greg. Maurice Finn,
Blackwater and J. Brunmeier,
Washburn.
Many of the farmers are com :
plotting their threshing now since
the grain has dried enough to
permit it. There has been more
rain than usual this fall.
Miss Ella Daniels left last Sat-
urday for a visit with her parents
at Brainard, MINI. Her place in
the central Office will be filled by
Miss Edna Lorentzson.
Lame back is one of the most
common foams of muscular rheu-
matism. A few applications of
Chamberlain Liniment will give
relief. For sale by all dealers.
Judge Crawford. B. L. Bick-
ford, Judge Engerud, Attorney
Geo. L. Bangs and other attorneys
interested in the Bickford case
arrived in Washburn this morning.
1t is said that they are killing
rattlers by the wholesale in
Montana. Over a hundred men
went out to kill them and they got
300 at one time.
Some grain buyers at Harvey
got into trouble by trying to bring
trade to their town by including a
bottle of beer with the proceeds of
each load of grain. They now: see
the error of their ways.
Among those who went to Bis
marck Saturday to attend the last
day of the exposition were: T. J..
Haugeberg, Alex Southey, }. A.
Hyland, J. E. Nelson, Frank
Thompson ard 81. o. Simon.
The best plaster. A piece of
flannel dampened with Chamber
lain's Liniment and bound on
over the affected parts is superior
to a plaster and costs only one
tenth as much. For sale by
all druggists.
Rev. D. D. Mitchell spent the
week at Sanger completing the
arrangements for the erection of a
new church. All the farmers in
that neighborhood have been in.
vited to help haul the material and
assist in other ways in getting a
church.
Don't tride with a cold is good
advice for prudent men and
women. It may be vital in case
Of a child. There is nothing bet
ter than Chamberlain's Cough
for coughs and colds in
.1s0l-.- II -.E.9tILt 49,. ~ l
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-10-20

Farm Loans made at the Wash
burn State Bank.
Schulz's sell Occident -four made
by Russell Miller Milling Go.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stol of
Malcolm were business visitors in
Nashburn Monday.
Why pay high rates for land
loans? I can save you money. F
E. Funk, First Natl Bank, Wash
burn, N. Z.
Mrs. Joe Leach and daughter
returned Tuesday from a visit in
Missouri. They will occupy the
Graepp house during the winter.
Cheap money for land loans al
ways on hand. Make your own
rate-no red tape. F. E Funk
First Natl Bank, Washburn, N. D.
Cy Dahl enjoyed a visit this
week with a sister and brother who
spent a couple of days here while
on their way to other points up
the line.
Camilla (Ga.) Clarion-He is
simply irresistible, and his laugh
is as natural and contagious as
poverty. Washburn Opera House
Oct. 2l 1911.
T. L. Stanley of Energy gave
his prize winning squash, which
weighed 80 pounds, to the COVER
nor. It will make a number Of
Thanksgiving pies.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Richards spent
several days here visiting at the Joe
Brown and g. Olgeirson homes.
They expect to leave for their home
in Oregon soon.
An Indiana man landed in Jail
as the outcome of a nap taken in
church. If that were the usual
thing what a time the sheriff would
have on SUNDAYS.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-10-20
News ~

Leave your orders for coal at the
Leader Office.
Strawberries were picked in Dew
els Lake last week.
Life Fire Hail Insurance.
Frank E. Funk.
Fighting is still going on in
China but neither side is gaining.
G. W. McGray was a business
visitor from Underwood in Wash
burn Saturday.
Mrs. Joe Brown, returned Mon
day from Bismarck where she
spent a. week visiting friends.
j. NJ. Casey of the Casey Land
Company of Underwood, was in
Washburn Saturday on legal bust
ness.
| can make you a Real Estate
Loan at cheap rate of interest.
Write or call and see me. Joseph
Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Persey and
daughter left last Saturday for the
west where they will look up a
new location.
sThe Unfinished Sermon" will
be the subject chosen for the
services at the Congregational
church Sunday evening.
ONE DOLLAR will start a
saving bank account with First
National bank of Washburn, N. D
Capital and surplus, $4,000.
Mrs. j. b. Fleming and daugh-
ters returned last week from Har-
vey where they spent the summer
with relatives. They have rented
the Thos. McCann residence for
the winter or while the Mccain
family spend the cold months in
Oregon.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-10-20

There was q blanket OF snow on
the ground early this morning but
it soon disappeared.
Maxwell Mcneil with the Bis
marck Tribune company was in
Washburn Tuesday soliciting SUBJ
scriptions and sounding the
politicians on the Hanna guber-
Material question.
MI. and Mrs. G.. M. Wallbrecht
moved into the rooms above the
Forbes Drug Store this week.
Mr.. Wallbrecht is the new miller
and is fortunate in getting rooms
SO near his work.
Emil Reich will hold an auction
sale on the last day of this month.
After the sale he expects to move
his family to California where he
has bought a fruit farm near the
one his father bought last year.
F.. W. Soule the eyesight specia-
list will be at the hotel again
Saturday Oct. % all day, prepared
to examine defective eyes and fit
glasses when needed. Don't miss
this chance. Last visit this year.
Mrs. Annie Reimers of Basto,
died last Saturday afternoon while
on her way to the hospital at
Bismarck. She leaves a husband
and six small children. Interment
was made at Underwood on Tues
day.
The Washburn Flour Mill
is now running and it wants
every farmer in the neighborhood
that has good milling wheat to
save two or three loads and bring
it to the mill between now and
January l.
Gust Brostrom a prominent
pioneer farmer east of here was
shopping in Washburn Saturday.
Mr.. Brostrom says the threshing
season is not over in his district
yet and although the crops were
not as good as expected he is not
discouraged and plans on a pro6ta-
bic year next year since there Is so
much moisture in the ground this
fall.
Billiousness is due to a dis
ordered condition of the stomach.
Chamberlain's Tablets are es-
sentially a stomach medicine, in
tended especially to act on chat
organ; to cleanse it, strengthen it,
tone and invigorate it, to regulate
the liver and to Danish billousness
positively and effectually. For
sale by all dealers.
Troy (Ala.) Citizens Journal
We were touched, tickled deep
and highly entertained. MI.
Kemp laughs and you laugh. By
a sudden Transformation of at
titude and expression you are led
to believe u graveyard tale is on
hand when one word from him
and you roar, grunt and get over
it the best you can.-Washburn
Opera House Saturday Oct. 81,
1911.
You are not experimenting on
yourself when you take Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for a cold as
that preparation has won its great
reputation and extentive sale by
its remarkable cures of colds, and
can always be depended upon. 1t
is equally valuable for adults and
children and may be given to
young children with implicit con-
fdence as it contains no harmful
drug. Sold by all dealers.
A number of our subscribers
have not RENTED as promptly as
we would have liked. Crops are
about harvested and if payne Mt is
not made now, it will probably be
another year until you will feel
able to pay your small arrears.
There is q government ruling that
no paper should be sent to a SUBJ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-17

y So de la ley Escolar coanpilada, apro
bada en- Mario IL, 1903
IA peticion del senior Diaz Navarro
queda sobre la mesa el proyecto de la
Caanara 81, por no hallarse presente
su autor ell senior Coll y Cuchi- Sc acuer
da por mayor1a. Dicho proyecto sc
discutira en- la session de hoy.
Ell Comite de Legislation informa ia
vorablemente el proyecto 1872 para cons
tituir 8 Ho1migueros en- Municipio in
dependiente.
Ell presidente lee una communication
del Consejo Executive, informando ha
berse aprobado por dicho cuerpo la
Resolution Conjunta para investigar
las obras que actuaIm!ente Sc veritican
en- el riego de Guayama.
Por ell Consejo SON no1nbrados los sc
flores Wilson y Travieso y por la Cana
ra, los senores BarceIo, Marvin y San
toni, quienes en- union del ingeniero sc
nor Gambia C6rdova saldran para las
expresadas obras, ed i1nes por la mana
ma.
Sc discutio ampliamente el bin de
Asociaciones, del senior Diaz Navarro,
aprobandose en- segnnda lectnra, con
enmiendas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-17
SOBRE LAS TAR|FAS De AzUCAR

en Ia construction y exploitation de Ii
neas ferreas, fin de que haga una com
pleta investigation y exameul sobre Las
condolences de las propiedades de la
American Railroad Company en- Puer
to Rico, infOrme a esta comisi0n Ell va
lor en- La actuaIidad de la propiedad
del ferrocarril. de sus ingresos razo
nables, Y para que especialm ente infor
me a esta Comision en- que sentido ell
que particulareS la American Railroad
Company debe meJorar sus propieda
des para prastar al publico la clase de
servicio d Que este tiene derecho. Esta
Comisl0n esta res,lelta a que la Anne
rican Railroad Company proporcione al
pueblo de Puerto Rico la clase de ser
vicio dpmandado A este fin, ella reco
nlienda que Sc pIda la Asamblea lie
gisatiya de Puerto Rico que vote una
suma para el pago de los gastos de esta
Investigation Es de esperarse, cuan
do el infor1ne refelido Sc hagan que ST
Sc encuentra defciente la compania
de los ferrocarrhles en- su equipo a ad
ministraci0n, sc he obEgara corregir
tales deficiencies dentro de un tempo
dado, qle 81 ella dejare de hacerlo
asl 9 se negare clio, pueden tomarse
y Sc tomaran las oport1nas medidas pa
ra obligarla a c,lmplir los requisites q.
sexija el Consejo Executive.
La Comisi6n recomfenda que no sc de
paso alguno respecto las tarifas de
canas hasta que la referida investiga
ci6n sc haga. Cuando el p-,ito que ha
de contratarse haya hecho su lnforn,,,
el Consejo Executive resolvera sobre la
mejor manera del serylcio y sobre las ia
rifas de cana de azucar y sus productos
10 que los hechos puedan entonces JUST
fear
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-17

La Comisi6n de Franquicias y Corpo
raciones de se1vicio publico, a la cual
se paso una solieitud de la American
Railroad Company Of Porto Rico, pl
diendo Ia apaobas,ion de una tarlfa de
precios para el transporte de cana De
aZlicar V sus prnductos, Sc permlte IN
formar 10 slguIente:
FL asunto ha estado pendlente ante
la Comisi0n pDr un tempo consldera
BILE: Sc han celebrado numerosas vlstas
se han presentado por las dlstintas
parties interesadas informes sobre va
rios aspectos Dc la question. FL Sc
,:retario de la Conisi0n hiZO un lnfor
ne com pleto, Sc flo un dla para Or
Il todos los Inberesados a favor o en-
contra de la proposition. Ell dia fla
do. la comia0u Sc reunio y oy0 argumen
tos en favor de las tarifas de la Amer
can Railroa4i Company, y asi mismo los
argun entos de los que Sc oponen dl
cho aumento Despues de una amplla
consideration, La. Comision no esta pre-
parada para resolver la question detinl
tiva respecto 81 las tarifas de cana
actuales SON dem asiado bajas; pero la
Gomision esta dispuesta informar al
Consejo Executive que el servicio que
esta prestanho ahora y que ha presta
do por mucho tiempo la American Rail
road Company es y ha sido inadecua
do y no como ei pnblico tiene dereeho
esperar, NJ como ella esta obhgada
proporcionar al publico con arreglo a
los ter1ninos de la franquicia a dicha
compan1a comcedida por ell Consejo Eje
cutivo.
La Conlislon, despues de aanpia con
sideracion, ha determinado recomendar
el enIpleo de una persona competen
te en- ferwocawrS1es, que sea entendlda
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Pedro de Angels

Casi rcsfablcr1do DO y dolor1si.,-ss
0pcracI"u qir' NifrlJ rs.rfrni ..utrufs. be.
snos tcnido " placs.r H. scr 4 ui,z.srrs
estimado cOUspaiiero don Pedro dr Au
geliS, director Dc IN Rrvivia Ltera~'a
Ceramics
Nue~aro compafFro esstuvo aver IN
San Juan y pronto J-Dsir>t RENT s~l,ra~~e
a sus habitualcs osIpaeionr~
CeLebramOs IA RraudEIma meigria.
oxpcrrmcntsda por uueStro bu.-n coulpz.
isro on la prcnSa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-17

Sc recibe I'M escrito del Consejo Eje
cutivo, comunicanx1o que dicho cuerpo
Legislative NO concurre s las enmiendas
de Ia Camara al proUecto n1mero IL. !.
Ell presidente nombra s los se1ores
Guerra, Elzaburu y Cuevas, para con
ferenciar con los senores Barbosa, Gro
mer y Was Ochoteco.
Dicho bin del Comisionado de instruc
ci6n P1blica enmienda las secciones 80
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c. A M A r A
SESSION DE AVER

Bajo la presidencia interina del
doctor .Munoz Diaz, Sc reani6 aver la
Camara las tres y media. Fue apro
l,ado en- teroera lectura, por 20 votos
contra S. ea progecto nilmero 136 para
enmendar los articulos 191, 1913 y 1875
del Codigo de Enluiciamiento Criminal
del seiior Dia. Navarro.
Ocupa Ia presidencia el senior de Die
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"Juventud i|ustIada''
IN sEy.ANARIo ESul.AR

Ana Maria de Angels. ha herssiads
tambren las vn1usiss afieiowz Dc sz
padre, y mus dc una yvz ha dado Do
clio mnessras on ccrtamrnrs y fessaw
escofarcs.
Ana Maria de Augeiis inicia Ia vrubss
csci6n do un ssmanario qIse ba DC Ile
var por fitulo, "Juventui Eussraia7-
El prccio dc ~ascripyi5s nrnxua7 80
IN dc diex esnfavos.
Descamos mnsho sxito 4 Ia iufsiig~n
tc nina que quserc estimuiar por exfe
medic entire sun cordhscgnjo<, u amer
4 ias bvslias lefx1n.