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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-15
SENORA DE LA CASA.

dQHiere I'd vanagloriarse confeccio.
nando riqusima Y nutritiva sopa de f,
deos? Sin duda que 81. Pues cxija
siempre la eXceIente marca "LA-REI.
Ma" y 10 lograra
Todos los comerclantes en- Viveres.
que quieren tener clientela segura, es-
1an proyistos de esta sin rival marca
de pastas alimeuhcias fabricadas en-
Il pals para honra orguno del mismo
IN sus adelantos Industriales.
Pueblo!l protegiendo tus indus
lrias; pmncipamente las que proven
.el sustento un erecldo numero de
famiIias, es como haces PATRIA.
NO C0NFUADR NARCAS. La
REIEA'', rs 7 SERA SIEMPRE
ACREED0RA 4 ST JERARQUIA
SoCiedad Industrial Biera and Co, Inc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-15
Una njIeva
corporation

En- Las Oficinas centrales de la Ina
bona Indian Ticture Co, Sc celebr6 an
teayer la asamblea general extraordi-
maria de accionistas para los fines anun-
clados en- la convocatoria. Sc trataba
de la designation de nueva directiva.
por haber renunciado la actual iunta
pero la asamblea no acept6 la dimisi6n
de los dlmisionariOs, ratifcandoles su
conhanza, y despu6s de aprobar sus ac-
tos, r6go q aquellos que continuasen
al frente de la corporation hasta que
termine el presente a6o econ6mico, Dor
10 menos
En- la ausencia del presidente. como
es practica reglamentaria, sc acord6
que haya de sustituirIe el vicepresi-
dente.
Fueron tomadoS otros acucrdos ten
dentes a imprimir nuevos rumbos al
negocio, fusionandose la Ynabona In
dian Tcture Co, otra empresa que Sc
dedicar3 a la fabrication de articulos
de tocador y patentizados medicinaIes.
Sc acord6 tambi6n que los accionis-
tas de la Ynabona, podran canjear la
par sus acciones por las de Ia nueva en-
prcsa enyo negocio ha de ser mucho
mas jmportmte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-15
'TRIBUNALES

I'll Pueblo IS, Pablo Ohvo .a) Sabu-
che, Hurto menor La Corte pronun-
cio sentencia condeuando Il aeusado a
$50 de muita 0 I'M dia de careel por ca
da dollar.
Leonides Ramos, acomt. Y aggression
graves. 4 petici6n del fiscal Sc orde-
ma 81 sobreseimiento de este caso.
Uhses de Jestis acometimiento y agre-
sion graves. Fue absuelto
Alfonso Ortiz. Aconetimiento y agre-
sion A petici6n del fiscal Sc Suspende
el juicio hasta nuevo senalamiento.
Jose Torres. infracci6n ordenanzas
municlpaies Fut absucIto.
lose Cdspedes. infracci6n ordenan-
zas munielpales La Corte impuso al
acusado $40 de multt uu dIa dc carcel
por cada dollar.
Felix Naroano- Pouar armas 80 y
rostas D un dia dc carceI por cada do
liar
Antonio Marcano Alterar la paz. $40
De nuIta y costas I'm Ola de c6rcel
por cada dollar.
Carlos Rodrlguez. lnfracci6n de ley
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-15
AIM npANAS

Iocao personals i4nOran que triste enter
1hcdad cOnstituNcn las almorrunas. puCS e4
ma de- l1~ afecciones m6s gcncraizadas
3ero can0@ nnn no L. @usta hablardrc~to>
laU. iaejto~. hu>tn roH ~umi~mO mltico.
~n -tucWurho wfuo- uU eNi~tc QcSlpal4ll-
no7 AMOS un medicamrnto. eI Eiixir de
QirGinie- NyrdahI que las Cura radical
mrht"y sin niu@ln prl@ro' No hay mas
loc t~rrlhir. pFodu Z Nyrd = hi. Apar-
taNo, I,''. - bar para rccihir franco de
,orreo ~ tolcto eNplicatiNu. 81 vera cuau
tacil cs librarSc de Ia tnfcrmcdad In mas pc
hoSa rudndO no Ia mas doIoroSa EXfjase
,"lTe ia cuvoltura dc cada frascO In firma
te Gnrantla Nyrdahl DE ventaen todas
rs DrOgueriaS
I'roductoN Nrr ahl ~. ruc dc La Eo-
rhr0HcHui,, pari~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-15

I'm hecho sangriento ha ocurrido aver
- Ia caIlc del Sol csquina a Odouell
La indiyidua Maria Santiago agredio
'on una navajo a Dolores Rodriguez,
,ompanera dc orgjas, infri6ndolc sens
Herldas que ham sido califcadas gra-
@cs.
la agresora ha Sido pucsta a dispo-
scion dc Ia autoridad compctcnte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-15

La poiicia del Distrito de San Juan
IA preStado los siguentes servicioS en-
1a~ dltimas vclnticuatro horas
Altersr la paz, 4 infracci6n ordenan-
zas municipaleS, 6; infracci6n reglamen-
20 de sandal, ]; ; infracci6n reglamento
3utom6yjIeS, I (; portar armas. 2: acomc-
rimiento agreSi6n !
Total -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-15
MAS NOTICIAS

All ser arrestado por la poHcia de Pom
ce Ell iadividuO Ignacio Lopez (a) Pison
quien, como saben nuestroS lectores asal,
56 en- la Carretera de Santa Isabel al
nino Fer1min Correa, robandole TN do
0ar one llevaba, la agredi6, y tuyo que
hacer uso del rotten para obhgarle la
ohcdiencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-15
TENEDoR DE L1BRos.-Car

SO eSPanol, veinte amos de practica, co
locado en- casa importante de esta 70
blacl6R, desea mejorar. Referenc2as
cuantas Sc eXijan. Dirijanse Box 81,
SanturCe.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-15
PARA OFICINAS.

nagnifco local para ofcina en- purto
e6ntricO de esta ciudad.
Sc daran informes en- Ia imprenta
Sci .BOLETIN o en- esta Redacci6n.
san Jose, s Altos.
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lila tornado puerto la goleta americana Florence M
f3oward con cargamento surtido rnaderas dc pI
chipen cipres, puertas ventanas de pichp6n mol
duras de todas classes; odo 10 reazara durante
La descarga de este velero, precios muy m6dicos
Dirfjase la COmpania Industrial de Sanuce.
GERENTE: Pedro Bolivar.
p. TaIaono asa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-15
NOTAS HIPTCAS

No habfa qUerido segulr ooupandom9
del Hip6drOmO, pUes va estaba cansado
de hacer criticas seyeras Y justas al ju-
RADIO que hasfa haee dos semanas ae-
tu6, sin lOgrar que este hiciese case de-
elias, sino, por el confrario, que extre-
mase en- demasia los defectos que yo,
en- inter6s general, seilalaba, para one
Sc corrigiesen Aq2el 5nrado Sc creia
que era eterno g indlscutible, Y la rea--
hdad ha venido demoSfrarle su error
La Directiva del Iip6dromo, obrando
cuerdamente, ha s9plldo 8quel juradO
con otro. Y asi como para aquel tuvi-
mos amargas censuras. JUs1Itieadas eH
su proceder, para el que hace dos Sc
manas viene actuando solo tenemos
elOgiOs mereeidislmos; con 81 Sc logra-
ra reanimar eI entusiasDao Hlpico"
decafdO fiitimamente. Sc lograra que
el Hip6dromo vuelva q ser lc que fu6
en- sus mejOres tiempos.
Dos de mis- indicaciones, dos nan sidoya
acogidas por ei nuevo jurado. ponien-
dOlas EN- practice q domingo. senalar
en- la pizarra Official II N Ia de las ban
cas-, antes de eDpezar las apuestas. el
peso eXacto con que ha de correr caaa
caballo: y cagtigar 8 los jockels. en- IN
de con muIta, con un jeterla.uado tiem-
20 de suspension por prinera y segup-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-15
Il uULTTN1A NOVTzT)AT)u


: IN Ia LBKEKIA DEL "6UTG1T| @7-@-7NN-7L"
f.eaQa@a
En- Las Cortes de Cadiz, por aaa- rve
FL amor mis- amores, Poesias a@-
La Tnsteza de la Paz por W. Feaae.a. IS csvs
RI Peregrno Entretenido, por cy-o Save IS stvs
Religion FIosofla, SociaIismo ae>
Sievo Trano, por A Maraaas ctvA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-03-15

Sc encucntra recogida en- CANA, en-
ou residencia de Mayaguez, la sonora
del conocjdo aomuc pa5lico don Ma
feo Fajardo. La cnfermedad de la Sc
nora de Fajardo no reyiste grayedad
alguna
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
NO LONGER A JOKE.

Up 10 the present time there has
been disposition on the part of tht
public, both in England and America
10 regard the activities of the militant
lsuffragettes in more or less OF hu.
morous aspect
When these energetic samples Of
sterner femininity hurled cobblestones
at the premier the wcrld shrugged IT'S
shoulders. When the Same long suffer
ing premier was doused with cold Wa
ter general smile went over the coun-
Try and when the fighting propone Of
the universal franchise wandered down
the Strand breaking plate glass win
dows by way Of demonstrating their
entire itness for craftsmanship. onIv
slight ripple of Indignation. in which
the shopkeepers and plate glass insur-
ance companies were the chief factors
was observed.
However the outragec committed in
the name of feminine franchise In
Dublin viii not be regarded with such
tolerant amusement. II is one thins
To harry government Official in semi
harmless, II humiliating, fashion. II is
quite snother Thing to set fire to
crowded theater or to hurl deadly mis-
siles from tie roofs Of buildings into
passing carriages.
The women who led the violent out
6reak In Duolin have been apprehend
cd and they should be dealt with a.
severely and summarily as would vio-
lent criminals who are not paradinc
under any political or social uplift
banner
And in the work Of bringing these |
criminals 10 justice the good women of |
England who. while they believe in
universal suffrage have not been rem
dered so insane by their desire as to
'ountenance the tactics of the mill.
iant branch Of the army. should lend
every assistance.
The Dublin outbreak has set back
The cause of suffrage and the women
who are leaders in the work should
realize that such Bedlamite proceed
.ngs can not but react on their move
ment and probably defer its fruition
Tor many years.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23

'pelBnsnUI SulddIuS-'sI9ssaA paIoI
-ieuo ny s9lBlS pellua oql ol nod pun
uupBd moIJ lo9Llp 1904 uoe3 '9SBIs
-Ae uB no luss oIg s9oSIBo IlnJ s9Iu,I
sJ9molsno ls9q 9ql oIe SOFAS p9llul
5ql pue HuBmIoD 'puelSuH 'sopunoa
Jaulo ol sonnaenb I9IlBtus ny pun
'mnl5I3a puG ooueLa 's9lClS pol!un
Qua HueuIIsD puulSua ol p5ddlqs
81 eIo oqL 'pelonIlsuoo SEN HeA
-HeI uplsconBO -sueIl eql uoqM 'essl
mum 5Ieos p9lIuiH NIoA no pou!BuIsI
ma SLSI w ueS9q s9uIm IInolIBqoJ. i.
oul 10 uopBlloIdx5 oqL nod pun
mn}ca Jo slIod gos NouIa 9ql moJJ
(s9Im 95D slsIoA O6I lnoqe 'sIBloA 10
luomuIoAoS oul ul 1JnolI1uoL ~ polBn
-lls 9IB s9ulm IgdIoulLd 9uL plIoM
Sql W lsoqoI oql Suomp sIg snsB)
-nrO an 20 snsod9p 9s9neSuem 9qL
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23

the menace in the North sea-GetmanS
and Austria.
AS IL thet We're not enough. Mr.
Churchill told the House that, Il tn,
Information received by the aomiralt,
that a Mediterranean power-meanins
Austria--was contemplating another
considerable naval program proved 10
Ice true. iii win constitute a naval fac
tor requiring cur prompt attention ana
not included in any forecast have
given of future naval constru ition."
Mr.. PalfouT. the former leader of
The opposition. VAS prompt IN his sup
port Of the governments program.
Those who have listened to the
speech of the first lord ot the admiral.
~" he said, must now he convinced
that there is no use talking about
dropping our shipbuilding. The cost OF
The navy must increase as long as in
sane competition m ship building goes
on elsewhere, and though modern
peace is as expensive as ancient war
it is much cheaper than modern war;
England is greatly surred by Ger
many's plans for increased power oA
the sea, and that il is not the intention
To lei the English navy lose amy OF It's
prestige is shown by the proposal. sub
mitted by Churchill, Ia build twenty
one bsttleshlps in the next five years,
as well as numerous smaller craft |
This is an ambitious program and 1t
IS likely TO make the United states
and The other nations sit up and take
notice.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
A STRONG CANDIDATE.

The candidacy Of Attorney A. +. Pc
termsnn Of Calumet for the Republi-
can nomination for representative
from the first district of Houghton
county, has been well received. Re
Bublicans generally regard Mr. Peter
mann aa a strong man for the place,
mis- ability and legal experience admir-
ably fitting him TO assume the respon-
sibilities that devolve upon our repre-
sentative in the legislature. Mr.. Pc
termann commands the respect and
confidence of the Republicans Of Calu-
met and The News has noted "a frank
expression Of satisfaction that so
strong "A man has entered the field for
the Office.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
Gov DENseN DECIDES WISELY

Governor Deneen Of Illinois. VINO
was counted on by the "progressives"
10 support Roosevelt. has very proper
~ decided 10 stand by Taft in the
presidential campaign. the governor
yesterday declaring Mr. Taft To be the
regular nominee Of the Republican
party On which ticket the governor
viii seek re-elecuon Naturally the
Roosevelt leaders in Illinois are now
very wroth at the governor and will
aim 20 defeat him. However the
chances are that the rank and file Of
the Republicans throughout the state
win support Deneen for, from "A party
standpoint. his announced course Is
the only consistent one he could take.
Even the Chicago Tribune. a Roose-
welt paper urges the support of the
state and county Republican nomi-
nees. the Tribune's views being al
variance IN this respect with those Of
The Roosevelt leaders In this con
nection the Tribune says:
The progressive movement is jeop-
ardized in Illinois 10y a few men TO
whom It means chiefly AN opportunity
for political advancement They desire
TO nominate FUN ticket for Col
Roosevelt to pull into Office. The dan
ger Is that this ticket viii prove such
a drag as TO prevent the colonel from
carrying the state. The Republican
siale and county nominees were chos-
en- by direct primaries after arduous
campaigns They are entitled to the
support of Republican voters unless
they commit some unworthy act"
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
1T CANNOT Be
MADE TO RAIN


Continued from Page ?.
and that commanders are moro in
clined To move armies and begin en-.
gagements IN fair weather In fact
while rain IS In proeress, such op.
CITATIONS are commonly impraeticablc
on account of 'thc coalition of IA,
roads. IT, by the reguar operation,
of nature rain does not fall WITHIN
two or three DAYS after "a battle. ID
is due To the fact that a drought pre-
wallis The idea OF rain following bat
ties is EXPIRE ssed la the writings of
Pmtarch. who states his opinion that
the vapor rising from the hot bre;Nh
blood and sweat of the struggling
masses Is condensed into rain by the
conclusion of the weapons and the
hoarse cries of tho victors. Ia a form
little less crude the belief that rain is
caused by battles has survived ~ the
present day, but 1t Sc absolutely un-
founded.
have before mo clipping Of an
editorial in the Evening Herald OF
Albuquerque, n. NJ. dated June H..
1912, Which states:
The merchants Of Wichita Falls.
Tex have expended s 600 on dynamite
sending 10 Dallas for the explosive,
and every able bodied citizen got out
and set off the white sticks, looking
skyward between times, TO be the first
To welcome a rain cloud"
The experiment was failure bat
had rain happened to occur just after
the explosionsNthese merchants would
have been convinced Of the efficacy
OF their efforts. and many more thou
sands of dollars would be expended
before the fallacy of this opinion be
came apparent.
ON the 2ith of this month the cit,-
2ens of Battle Creek, Mich. are t.
make a public test of Mr. Posts meth
cd. and have advertised the fact 81
widely that the influx of visitors on
that occasion win probably be large.
This is an illustration of the only way
in which rain making can benefit a
community. II recalls the fact THAI
the so-called chemical" rain makers |
who are charatans of the worst type, |
have frequently figured as attractions
at country fairs, and have been H.
nanceG for advertising purposes by the I
railroad companies
In Europe the advertising ana eX-
plotting of certain guns and ammuni- |
ton by those Interested m their-mar- |
nfacture and sale has rcsaltcd i'm the |
expenditure of millions Of dollars by |
horticultural associations, municipan- |
ties, and other public institutions In |
the effort to destroy hailstorms by |
iring popSuns at them. In fact. ak |
Denditures for this purpose are still \
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23

being made To some extent. although
eoccasionallN the oannoneers themselves
are forced 10 take refuge from the
peltinE of the hail whose coming they
are supposed to prevent. Especial at
tcntien b. invited 10 the fact that II
these experiments at Battle Creek
should be- made at a time when rain
is about 10 occur through the regu
lar operations Of nature the fallacious
theory that rain can be produced BY
concuss.on would De accepted by many
people. and a further unnecessary cN.
penditurc of money would probably
result am in favor OF any line OF
legitimate research that may hold out
the possibility of rain being created
Vrtihcially but ] ana opposed 10 tho
eSploi,ation ~ such methods as have
been employed by ram
makers ana hal-shootCrs.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
THE WEEK IN CONGRESS.

The removal of the tarff as an issue
IN congress before the end of the
week viii mark an important step in
the progress toward an early adjourn
meht of the present session. Agree
lnehts Tor votes on the leading tariff
bills coupled with understandings
that other important legislation either
viii be disposed Of or FASTENED toward
action, Indicate that the week will en-
brace some of the most -smportant
work Of the session.
Failure of congress to agree on the
Important appropriation bills which
should have been placed before July
J. has seriously embarrassed many OF
the government departments. Press
ure has been brought To bear on both
'he house and senate during the last
week TO dispose of the pending meas
ufes' and II is expected that much
F'"hleaA VIII be made In the next
'hree days The agricultural and nav.
az bills are still in conference. Failure
TO act on the postoffice appropriation
Dill has seriously retarded work I'm
mat department 1t is claimed. In the
senate the first three days of the week
VIII be devoted, il is expected. to the
completion of the sundry civil appro-
priation, and debate on the Panama
eahai and administration bill. The
democratic wool tarin bill will be vot- |
eu on Thursday. the excise bill Friday
ana the sugar tarin bill Saturday on
each measure the debate will be linn
i'ed to the single day set for the vote
IL ~ expected the house will take
up the larin again and pass the cotton
oiii' as the result OF the senate's de-
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
AMERICA LEADS
REST OF. WORLD


Washington. July 2s.-The interna-
tional rihe match To be- held at Camp
Perry. Ohio in the summer Of 1913
promises To be the greatest shooting
tournament in the history of such
events. Practically every civilized
and some of the semi-civilized nations
OF the world have indicated the inten-
ton OF sending "A team To the match.
Al this time il is impossible 10 esti-
mate how many Tifemen will attend
the events but the prospect is that
there will be enough sharpshooters at
Camp Perry To form brigade.
The recent victory of the American
! team at Buenos Ayres and again AT
stockholm. in the olympic games, has
convinced the military authorities of
ether nations that the marksmen of
this country lead. the world They are
anxious To participate at Camp Perry
in order 10 become acquainted with
the American system of developing
narksmen.
They are utterly at loss To under
stand how the American rifemen
have been able 10 use peep sights in
rapid firing. Military authorities of
other nations have not considered
peep sights suitable for service con-
ditions They did not think that rap
id firing could be done with any de-
gree of accuracy by the use of peep
match at Buenos Ayres and the Olym
pic shoot at Stockholm this theory
was exploded by the American teams.
The American marksmen not only
made more hits, but fired more rap
IDLY.
Buenos Ayres In his report To the
state department speaks i'm highest |
terms of the conduct of the American !
team. AS the result of the teams re- |!
markable record and its sportsman |
like conduct the minister reports that
Argentina, Brazil, Chile. Peru ana
Uruguay have decided to send teams
TO the Camp Perry internationally
match next year. Reports of the same
character come from the Olympic
which indicate that all the
nations of the old world will be rep-
resented i'm the event.
In the course of the report on the
Pan American match the minister at
Ayres says st is with great
pleasure that ] inform you that tho
team met with unbounded courtesy
and sportsmanlike treatment and
that its members all say that they ,
carry away with them none but the
most favorable opinion of the officials
of the Argentine National Shooting
and its competitors in the
match. ON all sides ! have heard
nothing but the highest praise of both
he craftsmanship and the conduct of
)ur team They splendidly and with
,reat honor represented the army
navy and national guard of the United
states"
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
THIS is MY 4SrH BIRTHDAY"

Simeon 5. Pennewill. governor OF the
state of Delaware. was born In Green
wood. Del. July 2S. 1867. His educa-
ton was received In the public schools
OF his native town and at the academy
in Wilmington. Aside from politics.
the interests of Governor Pennewill
have been identified principally with
the fruit growing industry in Della
ware. His public career dates from
1899 In which year he was elected 10
the State senate on the Republican
ticket. lie served In the senate until
9O7 and in 1903 he was elected 10 the
He has served also as
president Of the state board Of educa-
tion and as member Of the State
board of agriculture A brother of
Governor Pennewill, Judge James y.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23

ccratic measures To a vote. The pro.
gram for the week in the house u
well filled however, and the measure
may not be reached for some time
The house will consider during tn,
week measures regulating employment
OF seamen on American ships, the
cight-h hour law covering government
work, the free "ship" bill for the ad-
mission without tariff duty of mater
ials used in American ships, and the
wireless telegraph measure agreed
upon 10y the two houses.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23

WINS L. Moore, chief Of the weather
bureau SAYS it can not be made 10
rain by shooting OF high explosives
and Earring the atmosphere. Wen ard
good, but We are not 50 much interest
ed in rain making as in the possibility
OF stopping the rain when the team
plays at home ANY hope in such
experimental lines. Mr. Moore?
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23
"sIseo" Beats Knife and Ghlsa.

Have YOU a corn. callous, bunion.
wart? Use judgment-us "Bingo. +"
Don't try To Slice it On or dig it out
don't run risk of blood poisoning
Don't let corn surgeon cut or sandpa-
per your feet. How can he know how
deep to go without hurting you-with-
out drawing blood why pay him more
for just temporary rclief than whole
bottle of "Bin;so" costs G. bits)? Don't
use sticky plasters with thin coatint Of
dope to affect surface only--with strars
To bulge the stocking Increase prcs-
sure against tender painful spot-and
make YOU Wear larger shoes.
Bineo's better, quicker. safer. more
thorough. Gets rid OF these pests On
tirely. Allays pain and Inflammation
quiclts a wink. Corn or callous shriv-
els up-you pick IT off, throw it away
Harmless TO normal flesh.
Bingo's 25c at drug stores. or sent
direct by Dernison Pharmacal Co. ~
No. Dearborn St. Chicago, H. Sold IN
this city by: Eagle Drug store, CaIu
met Mich; Laurlum Pharmacy Laur-
ium, Mich.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23

The meat trust" is To be dissolved,
but il remains 10 be- seen whether this
action. will cause a reduction in the
price of meats. Judging by the disso-
luton Of Standard oil. which had no
effect in lowering oil prices. meats
viii not get any cheaper. The kind
Of dissolutions the country has SO far
experienced has increased rather than
decreased costs OF operation.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-23

Fngland's nrst lord Of TIE admiralty
does not propose 10 allow Germany 10
become naval menace and II he has
his way twenty-one new battleshipa
will he built in the next five years. In
the face Of that program Senator Tlli-
mans proposal to build the greatest
Warship in the world. and then stop.
looks insignificant in comparison.