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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-14
REV. PERRY F. SCHROCK
INSTALLED PASTOR

Rev. Perry f. Schrock was formal
ly installed as pastor Of the First
Congregational church yesterday.
The installation was a slight varia-
ton from that usually practiced by
the church here, in that a council Of
IL churches was held to take action
on the call, and to question the new
pastor as to his doctrine and quail
fications, The new pastor answered
all the questions satisfactorily. the
council went into session and Rev.
schrock received its unanimous en-
dorsement. F."
w, G. Kantner, of the University
Park church, Portland, and formerly
OF the church here, acted as modera-
tor.
AT 6 o'clock the Pilgrim club of the
church entertained the delegates and
friends at a banquet in the Sunday
school room. About so sat down at
the banquet, which was served by
the ladies' Of the church in a very
pleasing manner, f. w. steusloft
president of the club, presided at the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-14

Democrats in Benton county are
waking up and will All be there cleo
tion day
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-14
SECRETARY TO
INVESTIGATE
CORPORATION
SECRETARY OLCOTT VOLUNTAR.
lily TAKES UP A BIG LOT OF
WORK IN THE INTERESTS OF
THE PUBLIC in CORPORATIONS

Secretary of State olcott has con-
sented to undertake an Investigation
of all Oregon corporations regarding
the business methods OF which com
plants are made to the secretary's
office.
While there is no law on the stat
ute books giving the secretary Of
state or any other state official au-
thority to examine the books and
business methods of corporations
that may happen to fall under suspl-
cion, 1t is thought that the great ma
tority of companies doing a legiti-
mate business, will be glad to take
advantage of an opportunity volun-
tarily to furnish the secretary's Office
with such information as may be de-
sired. g
When complaints are received to
the effect that a certain corporation
is insolvent, that 1t is doing business
In violation Of law, or that its assets
are being dissipated by reckless and
incompetent management, the secre-
tarys Office will write to the corpor-
alton, inviting showing Of assets
and full particulars regarding Its
prospects, plan Of business, etc. The
Information thus obtained will be ar
ranged in convenient form for refer
ence and will be supplied to those
interested in the stodS or other prop
erty of the corporation. II the cor
poration refuses to give any lnfor-
nation regarding its condition, the
fact of such refusal will be commun-
icated to correspondents and 10 the
newspapers.
Mr.. Olcott's plan has the approval
of the committees appointed by the
various public bodies of Portland to
investigate the subject and recon-
mend the enactment Of adequate pro-
tective legislation by the next ses-
sion of the legislature, and OF many
of the leading lawyers and business
men Of the state. Secretary olcott
today discussed the proposed leglsla-
tion with R. W. Montague, Of Port
land, a member of the committee
having the matter in hand, and a
meeting will be held within the next
10 days to consider some Of the i'm
portant features Of the bill which
will be presented to the next legis-
lature.
The plan of Secretary olcott is 9
temporary expedient, designed &c
provide some measure Of protection
to investors until such time as the
legislature shall enact adequate leg.
islation for that purpose. The pla1
is similar to that adopted in Kansas
prior to the passage OF the Blue Sky
law, which in the past year has shut
out hundreds of questionable com.
panies, and which is being considered
as the basis Of a new corporation
code in Oregon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-14

banquet and Rev. p. s. Knight well
coined the guest on behalf Of the
club. Toasts were responded to by
Professor Proctor, of Pacific Univer-
sity and President Ferrin Of the same
institution.
Rev b. S. BOlllnger spoke on
what We Want to Do in oregon"
Rev. Raymond c. Brooks, Of Walla
Walla, preached the installation SER
mon in a very able and profound
way He said, among other things,
that Christ has given the final word
in the moral, social and spiritual
realms. He gave the final word in
the moral world when he said "Be
ye perfect as your heavenly Father is
perfect He gave the final word in
the social world when he said, Love
one another as have loved you
He also gave the final word in the
spiritual world when he said, Love
the Lord thy God with all thy heart
and with all thy mind and with all
thy soul, and thy neighbor as thy
self"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-14
4 X X X X X X X X X X
THE ROUNDUP

4 X X X 4 X X X X X X X X 4
The Port of Umpqua will be voted
on May 4,
Bay Ocean has voted to spend
$500 for advertising.
Pendletou has added 14G members
to her Commercial club
tae
A wagon factory is Pendleton's
latest industrial addition.
klamath county Democrats are ar
ranging to stand up AMI be counted.
Clatsop countys treasurer has is
sued call for all outstanding war
rants.
Portland women gave Willamette
University fund a lift Of $4,000 yes
terday.
Umatllla county will send 100 Of
her citizens to the Portland stock
show.
Jmatilla county farmers are in
vesting in Joy wagons quite extern
sively
Democrats in Benton county are
waking up and will all be there cleo
ton day.
Dr. J. r. n Bell says there are
six blind pigs in Corvallis How did
he discover them?
The oregon Prohibltlonists have
concluded to wage a bot campaign
Of state wide proportions.
80
The Methodist congregation at Cor
Wallis Sunday subscribed $40 to aid
the famine stricken In China.
An Eastern woman has contributed
funds to the managers Of the equal
suffrage campaign in Oregon.
sat
MRS Panton has resigned the pres
ldency Of the Portland Rose society
on account Of m health. A real loss.
Dr. Harry Lane, Of Portland, has
concluded to run for the nomination
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-14

Mrs. Panton has resigned the pres
Idency Of the Portland Rose society
on account Of M health. A real loss.
Dr. Harry Lane, Of Portland, has
concluded 10 run for the nomination
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-14

DR.. J. r. n. Bell says there are
six blind pigs in Corvallis How did
he discover them?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-14
Mimi Ma Nnrer Rnrpnl.

according to science, are the things
associated with our early home life,
such as Bucklen's Arnica Salye, that
mother or grandmother used to cure
our burns, boils, scalds, sores, skin
eruptions, cuts, spralns or bruises.
Forty years OF cures prove its merit.
Unriyaled for piles, corns or cold
sores ONLY 26c at J. G. Perrys.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-14

The Methodist congregation at Cor
Wallis Sunday subscribed $40 to aid
the famine stricken In China.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-14

= = y = y Y = y = = r r y +
The Port Of Umpqua will be voted
on May 4.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-14

Miss Mamie yey, II, lost her nerve
and also control Of her car while per-
ambulating the streets of Pendloton,
smashed into a big truck, injured
a man pretty badly and made first
class "pr' of her car.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-14

R, E. Williams, Republican national
committeeman, says it will be Taft
and Champ Clark-but his sources Of
information are no better than just
common folks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-14

"A Question
When WILDE the best time fotme start my home KngWood
Pa Have Improvements fa advanced that will have every con-
VenienCe begin now,
These and similar questions are being asked of US more frequently
every day. and has led believe that perhaps large majority of
those who bought lots last year have not kept apaCe with what being
done toward improving their property
To themwe will say that today there nearly two miles of ce
mentWakS at NngWood the streets all graded accessible and we'll
lighted by electricity brought over our own transmission neS and
complete water system has been installed nung 10 the residents Of
KngWood Park abundant supply Of cStapue water all times
These Improvements all in and already dozen homes, coy
homeS have sprung up the addition where residents enjoying
every nOdem convenience that can be offored
Hundreds Of fine hardy Norway Naples have been set out along
the Streets and literally thousands of splendid have been planted
along the pawayS that the coming summer will Nngwood
Park blooming profson making yeabe rose garden Of the en-
tire addition
NoNthSandhgthiS development the prices Of lots remain the
Same Choice building sites may still be secured at from $500
ternc of that KnoWood he
made tho most perfect and most beautiful residence district in
around Saem where the building restrictions are reasonable yet pro-
tect the home owner against ShB houses and undesirable neigh
bor these values will increase rapidly ! t}
We are on the threshold spring It's going be- good year,
and we seek an opportunity Of talking the entire situation with
you We know Sevea homes that are going erected King
wood almost Immediately perhaps Of your friends are among
those who are going to build See Kngwood for yourself today
then come and let's talk over
BechteI & Bynon, Sales Agents,
347 State Street
Capitol Trust Company,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-14
u U. S. senate, on the Democratic


Twelve thousand dollars profit in
a $4,000 investment in Portland
real estate in tive months is not so
slow for the webfoot village.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-14

Umatilla county farmers are in
vesting in Joy wagons quite extern
slvely.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-14

Umatilla county will send 100 of
her citizens to the Portland stock
show.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

ga, Sberit Grle 9. 2uce bat nidt MIR
@ouberneur gberbart eriudt> I'M
Notbfalle 1as 1. &egiment bon alien
Staatstruppen 5uerit be%raus5ubeor=
Bern, ionoern ct fat aub beretS nit
SEN 8obnpermaltungen bereinbart,
6aB sic Gruppen innerbalb meniger
5han6en per 5on0er5ug b%ef0r6ert
mer6en fonnen, iobal0 ser STUFF gu sen
@offen ert0nt un0 sic &riegstrompe=
ten 5u idmettern Beginner.
Mabnomen Wonreiponoen5).
= SSn ser Gamilte sos. Gbelen itente
itd Elm ma1nteres MG6den Elm. Slid
gum 3umahs! = Soiepb Sbelen bot
bier cine 100 Mder groBe 6arm fit
$4,000 gefauft. Sc beiBt, 6oB er ii@
als 5armer periuden miro. = Soiepb
un6 Mnton Mtbmam befin6en iid pie~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

ben meroen, am 1. guguit Die 8obl
bon 900 errei@t baben mer0en. IS
baben bereits 695 @eleui@aften lire
oreipro5entige Observation-Disclosures
be5ablt, 5uiamrnen $163,052.86, uno
in 6ieiem Sabre MAIDEN 6ie Stenern
ser Mortbmeitern 60. $79,059.63 aug,
sic ser Eri<State $39,802.97.
minneapolis. = Sebt fann's
lotgeben! Dos erite &egiment unierer
StaatSmili5, nit 6em 9al1ptqlartier
in Minneapolis un6 Deta6ementS IN
ct. Saul, &eo 8ing nno @tiamater,
lit friegsbereit, mrid< un6 i61ogfer=
ttg = er5bereit, an sic merifaniidpe
@ren8e ugemorfen" gu peroen, fails
Sic 8un6esregierung 5peds Snterber1=
ton in Merifo sic Mobilntadung 1r<
ieres itoI5en &eeres beidlieben iollte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

1rer Samilie gemdbrte. - &einrid)
8eifer mur0e Don ieiner @attin nit
einem geiunoen 8iibden beld)enft.
M0ge 0asielbe mad)ien l1n0 geoeiben!
- Sobn &irid beiorgt iett oas Ser
beiidnffen bon @almaterial fir etre1t
nele1t 5tan, SEN ct 6ieies Srubiabr
in Ser @r0Be bon 36x60 SUP bauen
miro. = Ser bo@m. P. &ontan, 81.
g. s., bon bier reiite na6 ben 3pil<
lingsitG0ten. 8.
DuIutb. - 0ur9 6ie Muffin=
1unq ser 2ei9e 6es 76 Sabre alten
Mia @beporo, zines @eteronen pom
8iirgertriege, melder ,eit 6em %.
Tebruar bon 1einer $eindtatte BEL @el-
iep bermiBt tpur6e, ouf ser Sarm 6es
Hranf Mc@lusfp lit 6as bisber rdtb~
ieIbaHe @eridmin6en oes alten Mort-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

mes aufgeflart. Die 2eid)e mar i'm
]Sdnee nergraben uno es liegt offen-
bar Elm Mor6 Dor. Die 8eb0roen jul
den nun na9 Mc@lusfp unter benz
8eroa9t, 5aB er Sen Mann ermoroet
babe.
&oheiter.- 8rof. Sobn Map>
SSnitr1ftor fir Mderba11 an ser bieii-
gen &odid1le, fat arlf @run6 pon
Yriifungen, Die er NIT ibm BON bic
len Garment eingeianoten @roben bon
Saatmais 6,1rdnefiibrt fat, erfIdrt,
6oB in Slmitea6=@ountp in 6ieiem
Sabre MIR menig gutter Saatmais bot (
banoen iei. Gie GARNER fonnen muir
Dur6 %belonoers i%orgfdltige MusmaN
eine iebr geringe @rnte bon min6er-
tpertbigem Mais perbiiten.
CAT @ran6 6orfs.- Mit
Ser ger6aftung 6es 8rauerei Mgenten
Sobn Soplor fat Ser &f tpegen
ser nenen ita6tiiden S%rbinon5, meIde
8ral1ereien cine 2%i3en5gebiibr bpn
$1,000 Dor dreibt, begonnen. Sop1or
fat #l1m Elm &o6eos corpus @erfobrem
angei l1dt. Die @rol1ereie11 fins fanaref=
bereit uu1o Sic @irtbidaften papem
porldufig nod al1sreidenoe @orratbe,
neil lie ii6, ols sic Sr6inon5 in
Sdmebe mar, Dor t6tsbolber lebr gilt
Der orgt baben.
@inona. - Mebrere bielige
5raaen baben ii6 5uiamn1en getba11,
I'M gum Sdub ser &ogel in ser 5ta0t
%geeignete 8auer ou~f5uitenen INTO oa=
0larh loll Be on6ers fir sic 11111er 6e,lr
Namen Hurpur : Mortin befannten
blibiden gefieoerten 5dnger gel orgt
mer0en, 1pelde iebr niibIid itn6, neil
tie lebr piele Snieften f%reiien.
Sergus6aIls. - Sm Dieiige1r.
8un6esgeri6te fat sic @eitern Cleo
trio 60. gegen Sic gto6t 3etroit,
Mirm., cine &lage eingereidt, in mel
der fie $6366.33 berlangt ols angeb-
liden &eitbetrog, SEN ibr sic staot
no@ fir sic ginridtung elmer itdoti=
l6en Gleftri5itatamage idul6e, mel=
DIE bereits felt iiber einem Sabre int
@etrieb lei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14
MmS oent Noromeitem
Minmeiota.

st. Saul. - MuBergemobnli@
1torfe ginfubren BON @erlte fir Wfal5=
5mede aus Sen fmaoii6en B%ropin5en
bate11 eine3unobme 0er3oqeinnabmen
fir Minneiota I'M mebr als $50 8ro-
gent sur 6olge gebabt. 9ie geiamm@
ten 3oueinnobmen i'm 6ebruar beirut
gen $154,491.51 sic I'M Monat Sc
brlar norigenSabres maren MIR $751;
1905 so. Die @inarabmen I'M Gebrl1ar
1910 betrugen 98,684.t6. = SIN
8ureau beS Staats Sdabmetters
fd)dtt man, SOB sic Electromagnetic
idnften, pelde in Minneiota betrie<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

.@emi6ii.- gumpflon0 lit gro
ben Streden lit 6ur9 sic Mnloge ser
Gmttpaiierungsgrdben im noromeitli=
fen 8eltrami=@ County fir sen Mder=
bol1 geponnert mor6en un6 in raider
6olge fommen MniieoIer an, tpeIde Sic
Observation-Disclosures in ienem Sbeile
6es Staates Be- ie6eln.
8rainer6.- Ser 67 SATIRE al
tie @eorg Doung eerietb BEL ser Mr=
belt BEL @rom @ing nit Ser linfen
&a1r6 1T cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .
u1o biiBte 0as @Iieo Elm. - Muf
@run6 elmer Anregl1ng oes CONNER
cialelubs finb inn Sl1bicriptionsmege
erbeblide @ittel aufgebradt mor6en,
melde pertpen6et tperoen iomen, Inn an
Sic 6artner @aarpreiie gu pergebet
fir Ole bei1en @etreioearten un6 &C.
miiie.
@inona. - Sic int SsSnterelie
ser S@ifffabrt bon ser 8~un0esregie=
rnng geplanten &egulierungsarbeiten /.
am Sberlauf 6es Miiiiiiippi meroen
infolge oes Cites fa1tn1 Dor MbIouf bon
ieds @oden in Mngriff genonrmen
tper0en fonner1. Sc beiBt, 6ab be6er=
teno gr0Bere Mrbeitsmannidaften o1t<
geiteqt mer0en io1en, ga sic Mrbeits=
iaiion fur5 iein miro.
6ergus Sails. - Gountpon=
malt @11ton Sbompi on erbielt BON 6.
8. COPELAND aus Baia0ena, @al., Ell
men 8riet in meldem Ser S6reiber
ibm mittbeilt, 6aB ct inn SATIRE 1898
einen Eailogier5ug ser Mortbern go
cific=9obn aufgebolten u11o beraubt
babe; ct babe lid, befebrt ul10 berelte
iein &erbre6en. St lei bereit, ale,
epentl1el(en geieblid)en Tolge11 a1f iid
5u neEnen.
Iulutf. : @ieiige gerglperf=
bear1te iino ser Mniidt, 6aB Sic &C.
mabrltng oes Mdtitunoentages fir
ltntergrltnoarhcit ieite11s ser Sliper
Mi1ing So. u11o on0erer unabbangi=
ger 81 ieuidoften Elm Grfolg Ser Gid
tigfeit bes Sta6l=l1nte riudungs=gus
iduiies in @aibington lei. Seoo6
miiniden Sic betreffen6en @erren nidt,
0oB ibr Namre ger1annt tperoe, u116 lie
perbaltet ii6 iiberbalpt iebr 5urud=
halten0. SS,1 zen betreffenoen Minen
miro audi feline Sonntagsarbeit noebr
betrteben tper0en.
@oro-9 afpta.
@ran6 Sorts. = 3milden
5000 un6 5000 6armer baben &C.
fude eingereidt UNI 8emtuigung eli
11er 3mien6ung BON $4,000 6urd
@rar6 SORTS Gountp gum 3mede ser
8eiierung ser 6armpirtbidnft. @enn
b%eiteben6e geieblide 3meifeI beboben
mer6en f0nnen, tpir6 oas @el6 am 81.
Mar3 berfigbar tper6en.
8iSmard. Ole Stoats= 5duI<
1tn6 nnioeri itatslaro<8eb0roe befin6et
ii9 in @erlegenbeit, neil iie MIR
100000 CUR &erfigung bot our &C.
tpdbrurg bon 9arleben auf Garnnlon6,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14
81. 6. Collins, Go1tmeilter, 8arne=

ST. 6. Collins, Boitmeilter, 8arne=
got, g. s., lit an einem i@limmen
Ga Grippe &uiten. Ct iagt: sd mar
po1itdnoig eridopft na6 ie6em Mn-
fan 6es beftigen Suitens. Sd faufte
cine Slaide Solep's &onep rn6 Sar
COMPOUND, un6 bepor i@ al1es ge'
nommet1 batte, tpnrer1 6ie &uitenan-
f6ne ponitdn6ig gemiden. Sc fam
nidt iibertroffen mer6en." Molttor
9rug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

Ser lit 6ieier @egen0, Sic cine beion=
6ere Mn5iebungsfraft auf iie ans5u-
iben ideint. = @erma11n Offering
madte lebten Sonntag elm auBerge=
m0bnli@ freun0lides @eiidt, tpo5u
i'm Elm fleines Sobn9en beranlaBte,
SEM ct piufomr1ere Mufnobme in iei=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14
Grfd!tung 1T beile1t lit ci1tcm saae.

-Nehmt 2aratibe 8rpmo 0uirine Sablette. Wpp=
tbeter %itattenr @elo suruf. penn 6eilune oerieblt
Y: g. @rooe's unteridbrift lit On jeoe, Sbacrtel
&c s9=26t.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-05

contestandole 70 que no hacfa NADIA.
pues estaba en- la calle, entonces in
crepome y empujome para que me qui-
tara de donde el estaba charlando con
ell policia que estaba de servicio en- la
calle. Seg1n creo los guardias cue no
estan de servicio no deben ir a hahlar
con los que 10 estan, pues ESQ los dis
trae de sus obligaciones, y seg1n me he
fijado el policia plaza 262 tiene esa
costumbre., que debe ser corregida de-
bidamente
Paso la queja Mr.. Stanton.
Ramon Figueroa.
Santurce, 5 de Junio de 1912.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-05

Segfn tengo frases de alabanzas pa
ra los policlas que cumplen con su de-
Der, tambien he de tener una censura
para Ell policia plaza 262 ell cual es-
tando anoche en- la calle de la
Union, barrio del tGandul'' hablando
con los policfas que estaban de servi-
clio (pues el no 10 estaba) distrafda-
mente acercose ell que escribe estas IL
meas a dicho policia, Ell cual al VERNE
al lado suyo me pregunt6 que hacfa ALI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-05
.TOSTAR SIN FUEGO

o mesa dec
cocina
eeetA
dspuesto de de
Ries Railway Light q pswsr g.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-05

La policia en- Santurce

Ell detective Luis Gonzalez que pres
ia servicio en- Santurce auxiliado por
los poGcias Epifanio Bentegeal No. 270
Y Antonio Lamouth, sorpredieron una
jugada de monte ell sabado 10. de Ju-
Mo en- la casa de Manuel Suarez, arres-
taAdo oc1o iEdlyiduos y ocapando di-
nero baraja; fueron denunciados an
l.. 1cz Municipal, quien les impuso %
dollars de multa cada uno de los ju-
gadores.
IN "a misma jugada lie fue ocupada
Dor q mismo date etive una chaveta de
ta5aaucro a Manuel Arroyo, siendo de-
nunoiGjo ante el Juez Municipal, y SEN
tenciado 25 dollars de multa 25 dias
de arresto.
FL 81 del pasado mes fue arrestado
por ell detective Luis Gonzalez Y ell
guardia Arturo Bernard, ell individuo
Julio Filomeno por agredir con una ma
yaja a Rafaela Guzman, haciendole una
herida Ell la cara, de cinco centimetros,
seg1n certifcaci6n facultativa; condu-
edo ante ell Hon Juez fue condenado a
80 dollars de multa
FL sabado | del corriente EN- un bale
que sc celebraba en- la casa de Daniel
Ramos, fue ocupada por el detective
Gonzalez y ell guardia Epifanio Bente-
geal una navajo barbera Jose Arroyo,
y un revolver a Trinidad Vigo, siendo
sentenciado ell primero a 25 dollars de
multa y pendiente el segundo hasta
hoy en- que Sc celebrara ell juicio.
Seg1n veo, el detective Gonzalez es
un apto funcionario, pero no es posi-
bic que el solo como Sc halla en- la ac-
tualidad, pueda atender a todo el ba-
rrio que siempre ha tenido por 10 me-
nos tres cuatro miembros de la Sc
creta) (pues los detectives nombrados
para que presten servicios en- Santur-
ce, no han han llegado a1n).
El jefe de la policfa debe fjarse en-
que ell sueldo que cobran los detectives
no es remuneration de su trabajo, y asf
no es possible que envejezca en- ell cuer-
po ning1n agente que tenga aspiracio-
nes y conciecia de 10 que su trabajo re-
presenta
Segfln tengo frases de alabanzas pa
ia los nOIJp11C o11a 0l1Yoo y, ~, oo,, e., Il =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-05
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BIDLlOTECA DE ESTUDIOS
Fiosoncos Eistoricos, Pocos y Sociales
BIBII0TECA De NOVELISTAS UASICOS
Modernos Contemporaries
A 70 centavos ejemplar.

f. A. Butti.-' Encantamiento" novela
f. Gomez de Baquero- "Letras ideas"
t. Rousselot.-"Los Msticos' (espanoD
A. Bonilla- Ell Mto Psyquis''
M. Martinez Barrionuevo-"A Mi infancia"
Gracia Deedda-' 'Cenizas'
u. Martinez Sierra-"La uHmilde Verdad'
M. T6kai.-''U hombre de Oro''
NJ de Santiago Fuentes. Emprendamos nuestra vida
}. Martinez Ruz-"La Voluntad"
&. Cimba.-"La Ciudad Terrenal''
Isaac Munoz.-" Morena Tragica''
Pedro de R6pide-"La Enamorada Indiscreta'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-05

FL dinero busca dinero. Y ent6nces,
jque hace usted, 81 quiere vender sus
articulos y efectos sin anunciarse en- Ell
BOLETIN?
mo sabe usted que Ell BOLETIN 10
lee todo el mundo0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-05

IN "a misma jugada lie fue ocupada
Dor q mismo dete etive una chaveta de
taaalucro Manusl Arroyo, siendo de-.
ruroiado ante el Juez Municipal, y SEN
tenciado 25 dollars de multa 25 dias
de arresto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-05

L. Getino.-"H Historic de Convento''
g. Baudelaire.-"Las Flores del Ma'-tSpeen Ideal',-
"Paris'-El Vino-' Rebellion la Muerte"
Manuel Machado. = :" Alma ." "Museo" "-"Ios Cantares
(poesias) taelg
Manuel Machado- Scledades, Gaerfas otros poemas
Juan Valera Dnscursos acad6micos'' g tomosl 100
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-06-05

Manuel Machado.-' Soedades, Gaerfas otros poemasu
Juan Valera Dnscursos acad6micos" G tomos) 100
"Cror+oe''
Juan Valera.-Poesias ~
"Darns Cloe IN
"Cr1tica Iteraria'' 70
Teatro 70
Terap6utica social (expuesta historia)
"a vuela pluma" (artfculos iterarios
politicos)
Florilegio de poesias castelanas del siglo
XIX 6 tomos) $50
G. Maucair.-''Las Madres Sociaes" (novea) 80
G. Mauclair fEl Oriente Virgen" (novela) 80
G. Rodriguez Avecilla.Los Crep1sculos" (novea) 70
A. de Valbuena.-"P Pedro Blot" (novela) so
A. de Valbuena. Rpios ultramarinos" (crfticas) 70
r. Rabelas Gargantua' (Prmera version en- caste
llano escrito crico-biograico del autor Is
j. Dcenta.-" "Traperfas'' so
9. Recuerdos de la guerra de Africa 1882 0
j. Aemany.- Panchatantra' cinco series de cuentos
(traducci6n del sanscrto). 70
S. Lanza.-" La Rendicion de Santiago so
NJ Carretero.-"El trunfo de la vida' 65
j. Verdes Montenegro.-"De mi campo' propaganda
socialista) so
c. Garcia de la Riega.-' Entrmeses literarios' so
Obras de Eusebio Basco 70 centavos
"Los de mi itempo
"Cosas de Francia
''Alta Chulerla''
"Espanoles y Franceses'
"Soedades
dolores Patros'
"Cuentos nuevos'
En- estos precios cstd include el fsonqaeo.