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Arizona republican., 1914-08-01

Clean up on fruit jars at McKee's Cash Store-Advertisem q
Arizona republican., 1914-08-01

Hire little salesman at The Re- publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-01
FSl3USVzV ATRE DE LUXE K@N
 STANDARQ OF XAUpEYlLE

Matinee todaY-2: School children, 10 cts. Curtain rises at 2:30 D. m.
Arizona republican., 1914-08-01

fellow said the other day he thought of going from Phoenix to Los Angeles in a Ford. When you can think like that,
Arizona republican., 1914-08-01

The present show is positively the best lineup of acts since the open ing of the Columbia.
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giarttbrndt

5ao.1 mnba. is. Sum-.
Rino0ieb- 3u3fubr 2300; M1artt
felt bis 10 bober.
@ute bis bette SdbrIin8e $s 25-
900
Cute Big bette SIS. 2o-8.75.
RitteImabi8e Big cute $500
@eu65nIide bis m~itteImdbia.
S7.4C-8.00.
aii9e mo Sellers felt.
Cute Bis bette Sellers $7.25-
8n0.
@ate CHS bette aa9c $6.75-
$50.
MittemaBige Biz CUTE 5000
6.75.
@eD6bnIi8e big mitteImabige
So. $4,000.
Stoders unO Seekers felt.
0ltte bis bette $7.75-8.00
gtitteImaBige bis CUTE 500
IT'S.
@em66nlide Bis mitteImdBige
So. 50-700.
Stod aii6e $4.00-6.50.
Stod G1l6er S6.00-800.
8eal adIber $8.00-t1.00
8uaeu $5.75-7.75.
Sdneine-3unbr 7400; Rarft
5 bis 10 bober. 9urtiduittsprets
S8.12B-8.t5. 9oditer 4reig.
$500.
9dofe 3ufp6r 1000; Marft
felt Bis 10 bober.
Sborn 2dmmer $8.75-8.90.
5born SabrIinge S6.90-7.15.
Sborn 8i0oer $6. 1880.
Sborn 0autteridnfe $5.50-5.75
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RrL. NnrIfttrs Nndinlntrin.

Jrl. Seial @riabt iribcr i'm
@oof Goimtg (Sal @oipital al.
81 anfenpile1eriu ~artleitclt iit bier
eingetrofiel nm oie SteIIltu1 ais
Superiutenoentin oes g9iie Demo.
rial SoipitalS 80 ilberne5meu. Die
.bisberige &oritebertu oeiielben. sri
5oa 6uelette bat cinc Steauuq III
aroBen @oipital 3u San Nm.
Ter, a1aenomnlen.
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H(allitt5irte ABetgen!

9entider Neiittr, Der Iorge Sabre
in Oen grobteu Gbofola6en.o.
briten Glropas t6dtig mar in Der
Seriteaura idmmtlid5er Gbofolaoen,
Gacao, aonfefteG ruifiiter @eles,
Warmelaoen, 3bitfonierpen, 9roges,
5abHebonbons un0 ionitiger 99eu.
beiten erfabren, iuft paiien0e SteL.
lung. Gfferten inter g. 81. an
oieie 3eititn9. SIS.
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las Snustomite fir auspartioc
Angelegenbetteu bat beitloHen, Sef.
retdr grgan 10000 Collar 5ur Ger.
fiigung 81 iteIIen fir Die @eptr.
tbltng oer Ielegoten oes i~nterna.
tiennlen GbitinentaH.f ongrefes. Ser
nddites 5abr in San Jraucisco
itattfinoet. @ie Der Serr, JOS @e.
iderr. Cir eiueu iutarnationuIen
9rauerfoHsraB miiroe mon @eI0
ielbiperitdnoliA nidt sltr 8erfigtng
iteleL obidga Die grnucr ie0enfaIIs
niibtihere rnlo duh onitdnoigere
Mcniten itno ais oie g(bitinen8fa.
natter.
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I'm Gnrtrr Ger rrtrnnErn.

Nlitttpo6 Iafmittaa uur0c Scr
Geidnam zines ManHeS Inn Garter
Gee Btim0cn geboracn uno oem
Coroner iiberaeben es lid mnmebr
crmittelt tDoroeu, OnB 0erielbc mil
ScurB 8eters, &ohter BET Ser
StraoO Complain, ioentiih if. Ter
Y}onn bate elm Eo0 9cuoumen un0
mar rrtrmfeu. Gutc aus iatner
6rml Into iiini aiuorrA bcitebeuoe
5umtlte iibcrIebt i'm.
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amipegtirm ber srirltrdaer.

Mittuoa 9ladnittaa ianO fritcns
nrS EpiimeiiierS @harspM Die 81.
petition oer hiehgcn glriejtrdacr,
49, au Der 3a6l. itatt @ti oteirr
eieIeaeubcit ipcaoete Der 9oitmeiiier
ieinCn lluieractenen tueaeB oerrn
8iliticriHllHHa 6obes 200
mo aeoadlie nameutlid Der Ger.
Der mulauait bc~ritor6enGl
9rteitraaer eorcoran ilno S0oB5
Die Suipettion alma inter geituna
oes @iliS iuperiuieHoeutcn aIeffner
Dor fid,,
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9lueirabfahrer btrlett.

Union 8opu, "a is. 5lmi. =
Sci Dem III 6aBette Gou1tp abaebal,
tenen altto. uno observation-disclosures
wuroeu iet5 9beiluebmer me6r o6er
lDeniger idncr 0erleBt Grei Iutos
lu0 3pai 0%totorcptles pur6eu ger.
idnlettert, ais tie ge8en eiuct Gel.
ieu raunten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-18
Gin Ssntider erfinoer bat ringl

Sin Ssutidrr eriinoer bat einen
flniiihen 9lanu b~ergeItclt, cine
@laidiHe. Die Die 6orm zines @ien.
iden bat uHo ole menidlihen Ih1.
tigfelten eutpideIt. NeHn man Dem
Grfin0er gIauben oarf. geborht iein
Miann aufs @ort: gebt, lanft, test
iih nieOer, itebt Uieoer aui, madt
ae9rt, beantnortrt mtlig aae Sra.
Gen. pfeiit. iingt-ales AM 9eiebl.
Alio Der ioeaIe 9}am iiir uuiere
@eiberrehtleriuuen 8eionoers fIr
Die alteren Sabrgdnge.
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@ehsimppIiaiit Melpnalb reianirt.

Ser hieIige @e6eimpoli3iit Sim.
mie~ Mr3onalO bat Dem 4oIi3ei.
fommiiidr allgcl ieine &eiignatiou
~untrrbreitet. inn iih auT Dem re.
pitbIifanfihen Gidet TIM Die lomi.
nation fiir oas Sberifisumt 50 Be.
Derben. MeGonalo bate, Dem
Granger ieiuer 5reuuoe nadge6eno,
aeauBert, onB CT ale adn0i0at fir
oas Aut %auftreten tueroen, tporauf.
bin ibn augel Dor Die gIternatipe
fteLte, e~ntipeoer gu reiigniren ODER
iih nidt nm Sic Domination 8u
~betuerben, or mab[te 0ns 2ebtere.
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am lahrr tg0S go 0rr 800

i'm labre 1908 bate Der Gtaat
9ortb Carolina in ieinem Sans.
halte eiueH lIebcrituB uon rtmo
500,0 900 Collar. canals mar gtort6
Gnroltnn nod uidt prohibitions.
tact. Seit6am CT sur grobibition
iibergrsaugen III, III Der lleberiduB
raid EN- Giaa Der &ergailgenbeit
a%etporoeu, mo i'm leRten Sabre be.
fapn itb in Der Stadtstaiie elm
Geii5it BON l6er 100000 Collar.
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Sin 9entfder, 81 Sabre alt, Der
init 9ferOen nrngeben fam,
miinidt arbeit 0uf Der Garm. Geo.
8ii9ot 2214 3 Ctr Siio.O omaha.
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Gin ilnaer Rann Ii Sabre ali,
iuht ar6eit, am Iiebiten olf Der
5arm. anreiiirt: 1887 gacro
is. 5troBe. Eel. @ebiter 73t4.
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Die Ban SAINT edjuIe.
gur aurslhrift.

Sngs unb abenO SAnIe.
9efutt bon ben gebiI6eten unb
G~rfobrenen. geine agenten. &c.
lepbonirt ober ifyreibt tpegen So.
taloa. Omaha Mebrasfo II.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-18

Gas eiH5ige Oeaiide Mt1bclN eparas
turgeiddft IN Omaha. u. aarous,
GigentH. 2910 Garnam; Sor. 1862.
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gs be8nbIt iidL itets ianbere so.
idle 5u trngen.
Gbans WpbeI 2nnnbrb
Omaha 5oipe[ SuppIg So.
IL. unb Douglas Str Omaha, neb.
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Observation-Disclosures

Wnlfinser & Bebb. omaha @otio.
nal 8anf @eb., 3imrrier $50, Gma.
ia. Eelepbon Douglas 1898.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-18

Geinite yard.ai0beIn; Meeo.Ul5belu
out 9eiteIung GetuoGt. Gmaba
Reed & Mattan go., ft9 WoKA 1E.
Glrabs aA Douglas 2OA8,
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3m bermietben .-Saus NIT 5 Sim.
mern, MODERN Nad3ufrdgen bei
60. 2ebIeiter, 1902 iuol. Is. ctr.
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MotoreDtIes.

1914 Snoinn MotorcDcIe jest fertia:
Bargains in sebroudten Wsaidi.
nen.-0moba Bicycle 60, is. s:t,S
Chicago GtroBe.
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Die feiuite 6ansacmadIte Murt,-

0elifater, ieIbitprdparirter 5din.
fen mo Sped, iotpte Die beiten
6leiihiortcn aaer art. 6ermanr
gt1gele, 23o8 iibI. t6. StraBe.
felepbon Douglas 3118.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-18

un6 cine Maidiue Bel gorausbe.
5nbIunJ $3.50. Qgenten in ieoen
gountD berlangt.-Gbiden 2ife Ga.
Der SO, 202t Cunning Ctr, 0moba
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gerOient inshr geIS.

Gma6a 9ilOiu SO. 1921 gumina.
9. 2467. RenoOirt Gebern II. Sober.
matraten; matt Ge6ermotrasen.
Spreft Dor o0er itrei6t inn preile.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-06-18

griien Gle nnier Cite SoDer Oil
iitlo Raldine, Inn IeIbigeg ouf
aiidleiu sa ubertraasus Quart sci
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8erlangt. Gin tiihtiger 0eiitiher
Snnge int alter BON rs Sabren,
Der gut Oeutid lpien nno Idjreiben
fam. ili nit @euabmiGiing feiner
GItprn 0as Shriitieten al ~erlernen.
gaahpfragen BEL Der Geitner Briu.
TING g. 1911 5Oluaro 9troBe,
GuIabe
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Done 1914 Nobel bier. gora.
OPS IN eebr. Raihinen. gobe
Wotor 60, 2572 oenD., R. $685.
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8. v. starsss, PateniantpnIt, SAG
9ron6eiS 3benter gebaube. Eel
Douglas 1859.
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SdlOn eingeridtete 3immcr NIT ODER
obne Board. 443s Mines Qlbe.
8eIepbon Nebiter 1898.
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BatentanwGIte
DiIarO GSsp, gatsnte, 1880 Gitu
National gant Building, SeI.
GDIer 1888.
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9unOerte feiner aIetOr urrIdieoencr art, tueibes
unO farbige5 8aidmateriaI Sir MaOdeu I'M
Nltsr Don 2 bis 6 mo 6 bis IA
Sahren. Disrunter %befinoeu fid ORN
Rlsiber i'm Bertbe bon $1.50 i'm .
galeHleH ......t..+.. ....
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-08-06
The Acidity 81 Corn
Test Of It's Value

Washington, D. C.-That the acid
ity of field corn is a important fac
tor in determining its degree Of
~soundness is the conclusion drawn
from extensive experiments reported
In department of agriculture bulletin
No. 100.
The Summary Of the As pages is as
follows:
AS a result of these corn-acidity in
designations, the following facts are
we'll established.
All corn, unless In a state of
p~utrefaction, contains acid reaeting
substances which impart to the corn,
a certain degree of acidity.
2. There is a great variation In the
degree of acidity OF corn. ranging from
gree of aeidity can be determined by.
the acid test to within 0.b {. 9.
8. The source of corn acidity Is
mostly in the germ, The source Of
Increase in the degree Of acidity is
almost entirely in the germ.
4. All corn Judged damaged BY the
eye lis higher in degree of acidity than
corn judged sound by the eye.
s. In a general way the degree OF
acidity of corn varies inversely with
the germinatiye power.
6. The degree of acidity of corn
increases directly with the percent
age OF damaged kernels as determined
by mechanical analyses.
Z. The degree Of acidity Of corn
is greatly increased by the action of
fermentation and high temperature.
s. Throughout the year, from har.
vest to harvest, there Is a gradual In
crease In the degree Of acidify and a
corresponding decrease in the per-
centage of termination OF corn ar
irving at terminal markets.
81. With respect to quality and
soundness, the. degree of acidity oi
corn lis commensurate with the com
mercial grading at terminal markets
10, The degree Of acidity Of corr
Is a criterion Of s%oundness and quail
ity. !
II. From the standpoint of com
mercial grading, corn with a degree
8of acidity less than % c. {. As nor
mally sound and OF good commercial
quality; corn with d degree of acid
ity between 20 and 26 G. 6. is some
what inferior in quality and sound
ness, due to deterioration of thu
germ; corn with a degree OF acidit,
between 26 and 80 c. q. evidences
marked deterioration and is unsound
and corn with a degree of acidit,
greater than 80 &C. is badly dam
aged and should be considered from
a commercial standpoint as sample
grade corn.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-08-06
DOING THEIR DUTY.
Scores OF WatertoWn Readers are
Learning the Duty Of the

9s -SdiiHi9 LIE Dusy " hHS
Kidneys.
To filter the blood is the Kidneys
duty.
When they fail to do this the kid
|neys are weak.
Backache and other kidney ILLS may
follow;
Help the kidneys do their work.
Use Doan's Kidney Piils--the test
ed kidney remedy.
Watertown people endorse their
worth.
Albert Nufor. carpenteri 921 b.
Ave. n. E., Watertown, s. ID, says:
r. have used Doan's Kidney Pills to
very good advantage for kidney trou.
bic. Another member of my family
has also had great benefit from them
when suferfng from rhetMnatiepains
5Doanss Kidney pills have given gem
tiine and lasting relief and Iknow o.
no better remedy gave public
endorsement few yearsagp and ron
may continue using that statement &
q Price at alI DEALERS Don't
simply mi Tor MdneY
Doans Kidney Piiisthe tame That
Mr. Nstfpr&had Fs0xtersMilnufp
RropssBu1aap; N Ady
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-08-06
The Snout Of Monsieur.

my lawyer told me- continued Nj.
Caillaux, that nothing could be done.
! then said to my wife: BE treasured.
II will go and smash Calmette's snout
myself. PARIS Dispatch.
The Hon. Gunboat Smith could not
have expressed IT more neatly, though
perhaps he would have preferred a
punch in the snoot' as the proper
treatment for M. Calmette.
N. Caillaux Is plainly as great a
master Of that exquisite instrument,
French prose, as M. Anatoie France,
or even N. Georges Carpenter him
self.
Why, oh why, did not madame
await the smashing OF M. Calmette's
snout, and let it go at that! A duel
would have followed, of course: but
nobody would have been hurt.EMiI-
Waukee Sentinel.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-08-06
Great School for Crime.

A st. Louis man has come back
from Europe full of respect for Ger
man respect for law. In NeurembuTg
he saw a municipal grapevine growing
in a little triangular patch of ground
where three streets met. 1t was full
of ripe clusters, but apparently it had
not occurred to any Neuremburg boy
to touch them. How long would such
an exposed vineyard be immune in
this country? Every little while we
hear of some one who has cut down
a fruit tree or given up a garden be-
cause Of lawless gangs of hoodlums
whose ~insolent depredations have be
come intolerable. Some of these
boys no doubt are reformed and be-
come good citizens, but a law-defying
gang is a great school of crime
Springfield Republican.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-08-06
A New Cradle.

A farmer who was the father of
twelve children had rocked each one
in the same cradle with the same
great toe. He was rocking the new
est arrival one evening when his wife
remarked: William, that cradle is
nearly worn out, I'm afraid it will fall
to pieces" Its about used up re-
piled her husband. Then, handing,
her a ten dollar bill he remarked:
THE next time YOU go to town get a
new one, a good one, one that will
|last.n'-Lake Preston Times.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-08-06
Chance for 4 Riunder.

1t is reported that the president has
decided to appoint Attorney General
M~cReynolds to the supreme bench va
cancy.
McReynolds is no Ballinger, but the
public cannot quickly forget the Cam
inettiDiggs cases. There is a chance
for the president to make a mistake
even worse than that in the Jones
case.
The fact that the senate will not
question McReynolds doesn't obscure
the fact that a judicial appointment
once made, is Observation-Disclosures
Tribune.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-08-06
Blow at Rural RIGHTS.

The New York Evening Sun, that
palladium of the peoples liberties,
calls attention to an invention of a. G..
Howard of Nebraska which is calcu-
lated to stop one Of the fayorite 4in-
door sports of our rural population,
that of eavesdropping over the te1e-
phone. 1t has been the delight of
many a farmers wife for years past
to take down the receiver on a dull
afternoon or evening and listen to the
gossip of the n%eighbors along the
line. The neighbors had no way of
knowing who was and who was not
eavesdropping, though they may often
have had their suspicious. The in
vention Of Mr.. Howard is designed to
change all that. 1t consists Of an in
dicator attached to the phone, and
this indicator will spread the alarm
all along the party line when any one
breaks in on a little private tete-a-
tetes-St. Paul Dispatch.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-08-06
QUESTIONS Moosers, Sincerity.

A woman in running for the bull
moose nomination for congress in one
of the Kansas districts. But it is
la safe bet that when the bull moosers
get TO the polls at the party primaries,
the honor will go to a man if the
moosers see any show of winning
Aberdeen News.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-08-06
Press Comment
Due to Extreme Heat,

God all makes us strong for the
temptation Of the minute" ig the
pious if somewhat confusing editoritl
ejaculation of the Minneapolis Trib-
une. Worse things MAJ be excused
as chargeable to the extreme heat.
st. Paul Dispatch.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-08-06
a JOB for Croker.

Dick Croker must be getting am
bilious in his old age. He threatens
to come back and clean out Tam
many and depose Murphy. In fact,
according to advance notices, he
would make a complete expose to
the world of the inner workings of
the hall and a clean sweep of the
present sachem and all his satraps.
If any one can do this work, surely
it is Croker, for he ought to know
Tammany from A to 2, and he ought
to know Murphy, too. He ruled one
and trained the other. But that is
about as far as the American people
would care to 60 with Sir Richard.
If he has any notion of remaining
after the job is done, then he might
as well not come in the first place
Omaha Bee.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-08-06

IT WILL PAY YOU
to get our prices on all kinds Of Fir
and Cedar Lumber and Shingles, Sash
Doors, Millwork, etc. We sell direct to
consumers from our saw mill and fac
tory, thereby saving all ~middlemen's
profit and do not demand payment un-
til material arrives and proves salts
factory.
LOCAL LUMBER co.
II. o. Box It's. Tacoma, Wash.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-08-06
viii Butt ii.

Now it is intimated that Japan VIII
butt into war, if it becomes general
in Europe, as the ally of England.
The United States will be the ONE
great power of earth to remain neu-
tra1.-St. Paul Dispatch.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-27

CUIDADO CON LOS SUBSTITUTOS,
PAINKILLER no tiene rival en- la curaci6n
de las heridas, contusones tronchaduras.
Tnternamente sirve para los desarreglos de los
intestinos Refuse los substitutes. No hay
mas que un PAINKILLER, ell de PERRY
DAVIS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-27

names han sido derribados por ell fue-
go de los aliadoS ell sabado pasado. Dos
aeroplanos volaban sobre Reims, GUAM
do un aviador frances emprendio ell
vuelo y gracias una habil maniobra
consiguio elevarse mas altura que los
aeroplanos enemigos mat0 los pllo-
tos q pistolazos. Las maquinas alema-
mas cayeron pesadamente terra. Dos
aviadores mas fueron derribados por
ell fuego de artilleria del fuerte de Me-
hariocurt, cerca del Monte Didier. Ell
quinto aparato cayo al ser herido su
photo por un tiro de fusil cerca de Ca
lais.
Paris, 27.-Se anuncia que un aero
plano frances, pilotado por ell Cabo
Strobick y ell mecanico Duvid, persi-
gui6 y destruyo un biplano aleman,
tipo Taube, al Este de Amiens ell saba
do pasado Ambos soldados recibieron
medallas militares. Aver un aviadOr
aleman lanz6 cuatro bombas en- Verd1n.
La primera destruy0 una casa de vi
yienda; la segunda no hizo explosion y
las otros dos cayeron en- ell Mosa.
Berlin. 72.-Se anuncia oficialmen-
te que ell crucero ingles Hake' fue
hundido por un submarine aleman ell
19, por ell mismo submarine q. echo a
pique los cruceros 'Cressy Aboukir' y
Hogue" Ell submarine lego a su
puerto de destino y su comandante ha
sido condecorado con la "Orden de Me-
rito. "
Amsterdam, 27.-Telegramas oficia-
les de Berlin confrman la noticla de la
enfemedad del General Won Moltke,
Jefe de Estado Mayor Aleman. Ell Ge-
neral esta enfermo del h1gado y su esta-
do no causa inquietud. Ell General Fal-
kenhayn, NIinistro de la Guerra, lie sus-
tituira provisionalmente.
Copenague. PEI diario aleman
|"Leipziger Volstunz" dice que las per
didas alemanas en- ell teatro de la que
IRA en- Francia han sido 100000 hom-
breS.
I.ibau, 27.-El vapor ruso 'Wormes
que Sc ocupaba en- levantar minas en- Ell
Baltico ha zozobrado al chocar con una
de elias. salvandose un solo hombre de
SUI tripulaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-27
En- el Club Armonico

Ell concerto de anoche Ell ell "Club
Armonico," ha sido una nueva demos
TRACTION de 10 que vale art1sticamente y
socialmente esa institution merecedo-
ra por tantos conceptos del est1mulo y
de la cooperation de toda persona dis
tinguida y amante del Arte
La sala de actos del "Club Arm6ni-
co" estaba LENA de p1blico que aplau-
di6 con merecido entusiasmo q los eje-
cutantes.
Ell programa va 10 conocen nuestros
lectores por haberlo publicado ell BO-
LETIN En- ell desempeno de aquel,
preside ell mayor acierto, y, como es
consiguente, hubo mercedes aplausos.
Ell "Club Am6nico" que ha logrado
reunir un excelente conjunto artistico,
tomara parte en- ell concerto que ha de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-27

PARA cURAR UN REeFRln EN-
w. DIp, t6mese LAXATIVO BROMO QUININA.
l boticaro devovera el dinero 81 no lie La hrma
de T. w. GROVE Sc halla cada cajita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-27
M1sica en- la plaza

Programa del concerto que la Ban
da Municipal dara esta noche en- la
Plaza Baldorioty
Paso doble, "El Gitanillo' de s.
Lope
Suit de la Zarzuela "La Viejecita'
de Caballero.
(a) Minuet.
(b)Mazurka
(c) Schotis.
Obertura de la Zarzuela
LA Borracha'', de Chueca.
Danza Ford Line, de F. Tizol
Tanda de VaIses, "Ensueno Seduc-
tor, de J. Rosas
One Step "Mire usted que pronto"
de Cumbre.
jDonde Sc come mejor y mas barato
en- todo San Juan?
Pues no hay que preguntar: i En- Ell
famoso CAFE COLON!
Frente al Teatro Municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-10-27
Cine "Tres Banderas"

Esta noche ofrecen los senores Por-
tell y Garcia ell estreno de una intere-
sante pel1cula titulada "Intrepidez de
un teniente'', la cual consta de siete
parties.
Por segunda vez volvera proyectar-
Sc Mefistofelia que gust6 mucho
anoche.