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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14

Ser llntcraong Der n@mprcB Of
Srcluno" i'm ct. Sniprenccz Strom be-
bcutct nid)t MIR cincn unachcurcn
Wcn'dlcnperlnit, ipnbern olldl cine
aunS bctrdd,tlid,c ginbuBc an Mutcz
rinllucrtb. Sm IQgemcincn itcQt man
'ih fnum Dor. lpic picl @clo in &c
'tult bon ShiffSmutcriul bcultc alli
Dem Wnncr idipimmt.
Mdn pcrgc9cnpdrtigc iid MIR cinz
NAL Den lmgcbclreu 0roBcnSuipudlS
Der mppcrncn Sdiiie lunb pcralcidlc
Namit Die Sampfcr llnb Scolcr. mic
ic Dor ctlpa 40 Sabrcn bus Rclts
nicer beberrihteu. Sm Sabre 1874
lpdr Der y@reat gnitcrn" nit 1000
Spnncn bns grGBtc Sd)iii icincr 3cit.
&cute ipielt Gin Sdiif bon 10 gcrius
Gen Simcniiuneu in Der i~nternutic>
nalcn Sdififnbrt feline HoIc.
l%lcbcrbaupt lam man bcobndten.
oaB Die Sermcbrung pcs Scplaccs
mcnts ~unicrcr Sampicr nid,t ltetio.
lonoern iprnngbaft Dor iid aeaanaeu
IN. Nod, I'M Sabre 1894 battcn sic
9roBcn transntlantiifen Sompicr
nldlt mcbr ais 1000 Sonucn err
rcidlt; in Dem ndditen Sabr5cbnt ics
rod lpld)Icn lie bcrcits nuf $4,000
Spnncn an. Gin Replacement. mclhcs
Ole 'etner6eit picl %bcipunbcrtc .Iuus
rctania" nufipciicn tonntc.
llnp bcite. sebn Sabre ipdtcr, iinh
mir bel $4,000 Sonncn. Dem .Sms
pcrator". anaclanat. bciicn Mnlmz
inbalt nurh bos allcriiingitc grScugs
nib Der Sambura Nmerifns 9inic. rcn
Sampfcr .%u~tcrlonb". npd Inn 1000
Sonhcn ilbcrtroiicn ipirb.
Sabei vt I'M g~escnipdrti9en Iuscnz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14
Sed,s Aer5tc, abcr feinc Silic.

cprllltiertc IcdS IcrStc". ihreibt
Srau Sobnnna Salbang, Y. Dor Of,
Sccprab. Splpn. ~ubcr ih crbiclt tciuc
Silic. Sd bcgaun Damn SorniS
Ilpcnfrdltcr Su ncbmeu. nnb cs bait
mir. Seine aubere @cbi5in III 10
gut fiir nltc Selttc. Die bllrh itlpcrc
Nrbcit eridppft Iinp. Sd iaae Dies
Scocrntann. Solltc ih in 3utuilit
iuicbcr einmal bcs IlpeutrGltcrs be-
piirien. 10 boiie id, pob sic es mir
lcnocn lpcrbcn."
Seine NpptbctcraW coiSin; tcin Nrs
titcl inn @~rpBbaubcls Sctricb, ionpcrn
ciu cinfnhcs. nltmooiid,cs. abcr Or
fpla brinNcnbcS arduter Scilmittcl.
S%prni's IlpenfrGlitcr miro Dem
Eilblifum nircft pom 2ubprutorium
9cIicfcrt. Mon idrcibc on: Sr. Setter
Snbrnen 4 Cons 60. 1875 gu.
6opnc Ipc., Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14

Sreunocn burh Gin 9bampugners @cs
lo9c unb brdttetc ieinen Sant llnb Die
@lildiuiinidlc 5u bieicm .bcrrlitcn
GrfolS" rah 8om. = User be5ablt
MN. nadpcm lid Der alifgclDite Slod
i'll idipcrcn @clbnpthen bciinbct. ben
G~bampngncr ulo bic Scleoramprz
ipcicn? S%ctanntlih puroc Der frci>
maurcriIdlc Slod nit ieincm Siibrcr,
Dem CIR 8robmciiter Der Sreimaus
rerci Entban, aus Dem romiihcn
Staotratb fait politGnbig ~binnusgcz
pdblt?-(A. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14
~ irnk asimbcIt.
(epcSiea iar oieie Seitnna.)

Scr .Sncrpatorc Homono" crsGblt.
DAP Die Srcunbc bcS Grs@ iirgcrmcis
tiers bon nom. Grteito Natban, picicnl
tur6 nud Der lcbtcn @abl gum rDmis
iheu @cneinbcrntb Gin ~hrobtlpic5
Sclegramm innbtcn. in mclfcm lie
ibm einen %gldn6cuoeu Sice bcs Slpds
melbcten. Sos Nabio : SclcNrnmm
crreihtc Nathan nuf bpbcm Mccrc. on
CT Iih chen uui Der Hiidreiic bon
Imcrita nnd Stulicn beiinbct. Nas
than ieierte Den Sies nit iciucn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14
Ser;se BON ueriele fiir lilfter.
(G. =. y. 'Gprreippuseni.)

Mcbrcrc prpmiucntc fatboliidc
ISligc mpbntcn AM 10. SUM elmer
Intis Spmc HnIe : Gcriummllua in
Sceps. Gnslanb, bel. Nui Der &lots
form hattie cbenials Der Scrsog BON
Noriolt Yloe scnommcn. Ser BON
Scrnanb in DER Mcnsc nit Dem 8prt
.aotbolit" in perdhtlihcr @eiie be-
ariibt wuroc. Ser 0crSpg erbob id,
iolort sur Intlport. inbcm CT iugtc. cr
ltcbc Nlcnanpcm III DER Siebc Su icis
ilcm @luubcn undl, abcr er nerSe
f%crttabrcn. iiir ieinc Yrinsipien eins
5llteben, bel litter uub Der lluipn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14
KSniein 1piItelmina per'
bannt Hberales 2Slatt.
e.. Z. N..Gprrcippnotn,.)

Sos Organ Der 9ibcralcn in SEN
Nicpcrlaupcn lag iebe &ofe 81 finn
6cbn gremplnren I'M fonisIitcu Salais
81 @nag auf. Die aonigin @ilbelz
nina bat nunmebr bicics Slntt ans
ibrcm Saluit pcrbnnrt. neil in ocll
Spnltcn bcsielbcn Die @6ttlid)tcit
Gbriiti in cDniitcr %ciic au9egriffcr
lpurpc. Sic apui9iu iniurmiertc Den
Ncbnftcur icnes Slnttcs. lie lpollc tcin
Slntt am Sofc bnbcn. lpcld,es ullf oicIc
@ciie Die h~eili9itcu @efiiblc Der
Sbrilten pcrlpunbc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14

nprblid,cn @uropa's bel ncitem Dor
Su5icbcn."
6crr Mnipn bat lid burdl feline
gc8cn Die Stride %crbpbcneu Nnflagcn
in Wibcriprlh geicbt 81 Der biitoris
id)cn &abrbcit. Is lit ilbrigcns nidt
bns critic Mal, boB Die 3eitifrift, Die
CT pertritt, ihrc Spaltcn ipIdcn gcgcn
Die STRIDE gcridlteten Infcinpuu9tu
9epffnct bat. On crit Dor einiacr 3cit
Der Siidoi Der gpistppale Stride. Apcs,
cincn dbnIidcn In8riii lid gclciitct
bat. Scr oSuilopt" iolte. im Suite
rcllc Der hiltoriidlcu Wabrbcit. ppriid,z
tiger Iein III DER &obl ieincr NiIs
arbcitcr.- - Scntrnlltclle.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14

aus, ipeld1es er iest pieber be5ieben
mub, pdbrenb bas gigentbum bieier
%fleincn. abcr ipaderen 3citungsz Sc
Ielidait lpieoer c~onfisfiert luerben
miro. (Sieies @orgcbcn Der 8egies
RING 5eigt beutlid, gcnltg, bnB Der
Scillh oes portu9ieiiidcu Yrdiipcnten
bcim Cardinal Netto einfad cine
SormIadc par.-S. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14

&ir icbcn in bcm licbcn T6hs
iten ciu @ild,, su Dem mir aar ,u acrne
bas SrudicbIer : @erScibniB liefern
motteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14
< II 2 II m M a:

Die nelen Srganiiationen iiuo be-
oclltcnb alls9ebiloetcr unb iolcn in
cinigcn Sobren polcubct iein. Sann
beItebt bos dinciiitc Seer aus iplgeus
Den Sruppcn:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14
(spe8ialG DrreipOmeens oieier 3eimnsD
Die nene 9eereS= Organization In C@inQ.
Vpn Yb. u.
Vpn Yb. u.

- ic Gage in CHINA trirb iebr perz
All ldiebcn beurtbeilt. Sic einen
~ balleu nuf Die Staatsfuuit
~ 9uanihifui's unh iinb iibcrz
5ell9t. baB CT Den bon Der Hcpolution
bcorpbten Stnnt nit iifcrer Sanb
burt) bas Chaos lenten lperpc. Ole
anperen balten CO filr gar6 nll59c1
idloiien, bnb Der Yrdiibent Ole aQgcz
meinc Staatspronlr9 unb Hehts1
ilhcrbeit rpiebcr ber8uitellen permng.
Die Gr'ten pcrtpciIen auf Die milf
tdriid)e Idd)t, Die binter Dem Yrdiis
ocntcn ltcbc, Die Inbcrcn mcincn
dber gcrabc, boB er ourdl Die Wilitdrz
Sittutiir ieine Wod)t i'll Die Sdnbe Der
@cnerdle nis9elicfcrt babe unb China
infpl9c ocncn aus fnit mnahbdngigcn
Stattbaltcrihnfteu bcitcbe.. Snb CT
Iid) alif bas Iilitdr nid,t mebr pers
lniien fon1e, ~bcipeiic bic Sa6ncnilud)t
pielcr frilbcr ais pcrldBlid) gcbaltcner
Srnppentbcilc, bic 81 Den .8cibcu
&Dlfen" abgcfullen iinb. Seinc eritc
Gorge mar baber Die NeusS reaniinz
ton bcs 6eercs. or erlicS Staatsz
Scfrcte, moourh Dos Seer auf cinen
moocrneren Stanppunft geitcQt lpcrbcn
iou. Scibcr fam Die Hepolutiou Der
Siloitaatcn bn5luiidcu, 10 boB Die
Ittion lInterbrpdlcn rpuroe. Hitter
Dem WanoihuzG egiment bate China
an Sruppcn:
Wann
Sas Seer Der nft Snbncn 100000
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-18

sections where this could be done
with benefit.
Two new ways have also been
discovered of utilizing surplus
and Gull apples. One is the man
ufacture Of apple strip by clari-
flying and boiling down apple
juice. The strip obtained prom
Uses to be a welcome addition to
our diet as well as affording a
new market for the apple grow
er. The other method Of dispos-
ing Of the surplus of apples is
the manufacture of concentrated
cider. Hitherto the market for
cider has been limited, due to the
fact that it can only be kept
sweet a short time and that it's
bulk makes its transportation
too expensive when long dis
tances are to be covered. The
concentrated cider ferments very
slowly when kept at a low tenn
perature. When diluted with
water it has practically the same
flavor as the original apple
juice from which it was made,
and its condensed form makes it
much cheaper to ship.
Considerable attention has also
been devoted to the fish industry
which up to the present time has
been a subject of much less
scientific study than meat pack
ing. With the growing scarcity
of meat, however, it seems OBJ
vious that fish will come to play a
more important part in the Ma
tons food supply and such ques-
lions as the best means of stor-
age, transportation, and the pre-
ventiOn of waste deserve care
full investigation. An instance
of the value of this work is af-
forded by the Maine sardine in
dustry. AS a result of Govern
ment investigation a marked i'm
provement has taken place in the
quality of American sardines put
up by establishments along the
coast of that state.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-18

E. M. Taubman went to Kansas
City Saturday to spend the
day on business.
j. F. Forester left Saturday
for Atchison, Kansas, on bus
mess.
Miss Adelaide Higgins of Hig-
ginsville arrived last Saturday
for a visit here with relatives.
Mrs. Robert M. Sims returned
Friday evening from a visit
in Kansas City.
Col. Sanford Sellers went to
Kansas City Saturday morning
to spend the day on business.
F. A. Hoefer went to Kansas
City Saturday to spend the
day.
Mrs. Bert Taubman went to
Kansas City Tuesday morning to
spend the day.
Frank Carter went to Kansas
City Friday to spend the day.
C. A. Keith went to Kansas
City Friday to spend the
day on legal business.
Miss Ella Ramey of Chicago
arrived Saturday for a visit
here with her mother, Mrs.
Mary Ramey.
Misses Rose Palmer and Jennie
Rush and Lawrence Palmer went
to Kansas City Saturday for
a few days visit.
Edwin Vaughan went to Kan
sas City Thursday evening for
a visit.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-18

Bay, and one in Jamaica Bay,
N. Y. Wherever these surveys
resulted in the discovery of pol
luted areas the oystermen moved
their stock to clean water and
maintained it there for a suffi-
cient time, until all danger to
the consumer was done away
with.
Altogether there were nearly
$4,000 samples of food and bev-
erages collected and analysed.
The cooperation of other bran
ches of the Government has
been secured for the prosecution
of cases not fully covered by the
Food and Drugs Act. For exam
pie, in one case connected with
illegal traffic in bad eggs, a num-
Der of persons were indicted
for conspiracy. In another case
a manufacturer of beverages re-
ceived a long prison sentence for
putting wood alcohol in his pro-
ducts.
In addition to this regulatory
work connected with the en-
forcement of various laws,
scientists of the Bureau have
been carrying on important in
vestigations. The report makes
particular mention of the study
of the subject of potato drying.
Dried potatoes may be kept in
definitely for stock feed and
are of course much less bulky
and, therefore, less expensive to
transport than ordinary pota-
toes. This investigation will ul-
timately be extended to other
uses for potato products, such as
the manufacture of starch and
in order to encourage
the production Of potatoes as a
regular part in crop rotation in
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-18
Governments Work for Properly
Labeled Drugs and Better
Foods.

Washington, D. c., Dec. 10
The false and fraudulent labelling
of medicines and mineral waters
has recently received a great
deal Of attention from the Bu-
reau of Chemistry, according to
the Bureaus report for the year
ending June 80, 1914. A large
number Of instances have been
found in which impossible claims
for the preparations in question
have been made and in these
cases steps have been taken to
compel the owners to alter the
labels. This is true of a large
number of veterinary medicines
and in particular of (so-called)
cures for hog cholera. AS for
mineral waters, the position
Dong held by the Bureau, that So
called lithia water must contain
enough lithia to produce an ap-
preciable therapeutic effect, has
now been sustained by the Su-
preme Court Of the District of
Columbia, and in consequence
action has been taken to enforce
this ruling. Measures are being
taken to prevent the exploita-
ton of so-called radioactive wa
ters in which the amount of rad
ium is negligible. Furthermore,
mineral waters to which has
been added carbOnic acid gas or
mineral salt, are not any more,
sold as natural" but are prop
erly labeled.
In connection with the Blu
reau's work of food inspection,
two important sanitary surveys
have been made of oyster grow
ing localities, one in Chesapeake
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-18
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that by vir-
Ie of an order of the Probate Court
f Lafayette County, Missouri, made
n the 10th day of November. 1914.
he undersigned Public Administrator
n said county has taken charges of
he estate of Lewis Wilson, deceased.
IL persons having claims against
aid estate are required to exhibit
hem to me for allowance within six
lonths after the date of said order.
r they may be precluded from any
enefit Of such estate, and if said
aims be not exhibited within one
a from the date of the last inser
ION Of this publication they will be
brewer barred. Dated this 18th day
f November, 1914.
HENRY C. CHILES.
Public Administrator.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-18
Your Cold is Dangerous. Break
1t Up-NOW.

A cold is readily catching. A
system is susceptible
to germs. You owe it to your
self and to others of your house
hold to fight the germs at once.
DR.. Bells Pine is fine
FOR colds and coughs. 1t loosens
The mucous, stops the cough and
'oothes the lungs. It's guaran-
teed. Only % cents at you1
lruggist.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-18

COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE-ss
In the circuit court Of Lafayette
County, Missouri, February term,
1915, at Lexington, Missouri. In va
cation December 14th, 1914.
Jacob s.. Masterson and John D. Mas
terson-Plaintiffs.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-18

a true copy from the record.
Witness my hand and seal of the
circuit court of Lafayette County.
(SEAL) j. W. sYDNop
Circuit Clerk.
plaintiffs. ior
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-02
Hablando de una
excursion real
Ell REY NO Sc OLVIDA DE LAS FA
MOSAS REGATAS DE COWES.

Madrid, II de mayo.-Nuelve a ha-
blarSc nueyamente de la pr0Xima viSi-
ia de los Monarcas d Inglaterra. anun-
ciandoSe que Sc detendran dos 8 tres
dias en- la capital de Francia
La noticia empez6 d circular aver
tardc, recogiGndola los peri6dicos Ell
sus ediciones matinales de hoy
Don Alfonso parece que desea concu-
rrir las regatas de Cowcs, como todos
los amos
La detcnci0n cn Paris Sc achaca fl
nes polticos, dici6ndose que responde
al deseo de concuir los tratados pen
dientcs con motivo del problema mario
Qu1
FL senor Marques de Villaurrutia ha
conference.-the, scg1n despachos recibi-
dos, con el Ministro de Estado de Fran
cia. Nadie Sabe, sin embargo, acerca
de que ha versado esa conferencia, aun-
| due Sc snpone que de la question de Ma
rrueco5
Villaurrutia estuvo Ell esa conferen-
cia mas de bora media. cosa que le
presta mayor importancia,
Los que pretenden estar al corriente
de las interioridades de la polltica es-
panola aseguran que Sc ha tratado de
la convenience de que Espaila y Fran
ella redoblen la vigiancia Ell la fronte-
ra que separa en- Marruecos las dos
Zonas
FL viaje de los reyes no Sc efectuara
hasta bien entrado el verano. Proba-
blemente partiran de San Sebastian En-
Inglaterra estaran diez 8 ounce dias,
cuando mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-02

mission Sc retro de la Mansion Ejecutiva
convencida dc que la primera autoridad
de la isla esta tan interesada como cual-
quier otro clemento social. en- poder tie
gar I'm arreglo pacifico de la actual
huelga de los tabaqueros.
Por conducto que nos mcrece entero
crtdito, sabemos que las aSociacioneS co
mcrcialeS de San Juan, cstan moyitndo-
Sc EN- eI sentido de cooperar al arreglo
de la huelga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-02
La huelga
de tabaqueros
LAgOE EJEClrApA IN FAVOR
DEUS TElBl \AL DE
AkBlrkAJE

A. ,......., .i.. ofrio, uomhrado cn
A....aLs o..lrada cu loS sa.
l. .,..,. ~. Delesado, cn Ia
........l. ......,....... q. d,l coirientc ce-
l....... ........., session. ,n Do Federation
,t.. f..,,. i.. .,eui.,,i,, arucrioS.
r.. ...l,. ,...l.r,,r ln eomitt com
. "a. l.- -.a,n.. Rafael Alfonso.
d.. e...,..s Fduardo Nya-
p..,. \.a MANNED Aldca
, D..a.. panct Andres
n.t....... N.r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-02
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Pdel''co "' !" dc'"'l "''''7' ~ '''""'l'''
roS.
FL Vooernador a2er lhlor'lo d los
co'l'lSloilao'oS que erdh s"S ''i"' 'i
'9S ueSeoS Il Sol"'ioii"' "a "''o'S" W
oaqleroS' y que d ele''o n"p'" oi''e,'"-
GO al Jele del -Ne3oclado oel iraodJo i'"-
Ger uh eSt'dlo colhpleto con reSpec'o
los upoS de SaldiloS pdSduoS eii !" GA
ooracloh oe los 'aodcoS' que - l." GUS
tloll que auh no lla leSaoo eH'enoei
plehamehte; que la comlSloh deoe eStdi
plehenehte Segufa, Gle que 'ooo ~ que
sea conVenlente y pfoplo hacer par"
zahJar Ell conlilcto 10 Sefa heeho.
FL Gobernador eXpfeSo, adeihaS' loeaS
en Que demueStra Su SlhpatlaS in'e-
res, en- el progreso de las ofganlzaclo-
mes de ollclos, y que eS'as Sc cohSerVen
de aOSoi''to acueroo con I'd ieS q ol-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-02

olicioS. V ahora con mayor mohVo pen
saba dirijir una COMMUNICATION al senior
SANCHEZ Morales. PreSidente del ConSc-
80 Executive dc Puerto Rico al Gober-
nador Wager al senior John FreSeS. VI
,c-preSidcntc dc la p Il. \. t. Co., para
cclcbrar una conlcrcncia en- la Mansion
Eiccutiva
ENprcS6 algunaS ideas 4 la comiSi6n
Sobrc proccdimientoS de arbtrajeS CO.
mo los actualcS en boga en- cl Canada
Nucva Iclandia y otroS paises.
Por 10 que Sc desprende dc la entire
vista con cl Speaker dc Diego, la conf
SION salio imprcsiomada dc que 81 pom
drd 81 Influenza y poder EN- el arreglo
pacilico dc la actual huclga dc los taba,
qucro>.
DcsputS los comisonadoS fucron visi-
tar Il los representatives dc la Porto Ri
cam American Tobacco Co. En- virtud
dc no cncontrar>e cn San Juan el senior
John FrcSes entregaron al Scnor Noble
81 N,crctario de la corporation. la comu-
nirarion. que on partc eXpresa 10 81
guicntc:
Con cI fin dc ba~car medios Y for
mas dc llcgar >oucionar la huelga de
iahalucro> de San Juan Bayam6n, Ma
nati. San Lorenzo y Ponce. que drante
cNios Iltmo> tres mcseS ha vcnido soste-
nlcndo>c contra la frna dc la cual sois
Su yice-pre>idcntc La Union Obrera
Central dc san Juan tuvo Il bicn convo-
car una magma aSaublca dc todos los off
rlo>. arteN y proic>ionc,. la que fue ce-
lchrada cn los Salonc> dc la Camara de
Delegates dc Puerto Rico. la nochc del
- del corrientc
Ia Conscjo General dc OfcioS fut
cIc.to y una RESOLUTION aprobada por
G Noto manime lc Ia Asamblca.
Ell primer apartado de la resolution
cNprc,a tcNtuamcnto 10 sgucnte:
a Producer dcsdc la trbuma
la prcnsa una aeita-ion en toda la ciu-
dad de San Juan y Ia isla. fin de IN
durr s promovcr la opinion p6blica en-
favor dc que Ia p II. a. T. Co. acepte
,omctcr todaS las pcticiones dc los ta-
baqueroN en- huclga 4 la consideration
de- un Tribunal dc Arbitraie".
Como pucdc notarse. cl cspilitu de es-
te parraio cs obtencr de la frma que
tan dignamcntc ustt,t representa- ell que
las cuestioneS origen dc la huelga actual
dc tabaqueros, puedan ser consideradas
y resuetaS por IN Tribunal dc Arbitra-
je.
QucrcmoS conciliar. armonizar { inte-
iigoaciar lucNtra Grma con sus emplea-
do iabaqueros En cl infolme publica-
40 por cl Dcpartamento del Trabaio.
aparc.c que la iirma que representais
no csta diSpueSta consderar ninguna
forma dc arbtrajc, por 10 menos la
que fac sugcrida por aque organismo
~ ornamental
FL Con~eio General de Ofcios, consi
dfa que alucIla declaration fu6 Gnca-
m eon~idcra Ia, como question aiena
a 10 que motirara la solicitud de la en-
treyista, entire la hrma el Comit6 de la
iIuelga
Pnes, como no rs para vuestra frma
descOnocidO. que en- estos cOnhiceOs in
dustriales Sc afectan numerosos intere-
ses que su lado Sc forman Sc des-
enyueken, y que mas tarde afectan todo
el mecanismo social
Por ESQ el actual conhicto entire la fir
ma = X. \. T. Co y sus empleados. re-
percute on todos los ambitos de Puerto
Rice interesa todos los elementos en-
su s0lucion
10 creemos que la frma no este dis
puesta armonizar esta question. 1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-02
Comidas Espanola

Desde el dia primero de Abril queda-
ra inaugurado en- los altos de la casa
numero Is de la Gale de la Fortaleza.
un buen servicio de comida q la espaiio.
la, 4 precios econ6micos.
Todo muy sano y muy limpio. =
Sc admiten abonados. g
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-13

ly made. lola said:
Some one opened the windows
where 1 had been working last night,
a strong wind came up and you see
the result. The rose leaves were sent
me by friend from California I
have managed to gather them up, for
they were blown off the table in a
heap, but the down. fear it is not
worth the labor gathering it up"
you might try" suggested the
young man. eff you would get me a
FELLOWSHIP or a deep basket will see
what can be done" -
Miss Duncombe went to the house
and brought out three baskets. She
and Flo set about the same task as
this hired help" She learned that
his name was Archie Blair. His man
ner was so courteous and respectful
that they became quite friendly. Lit
tie Flo took rare liking to the
bright-hearted young man, who said
and did all kinds of merry things in
chasing down the butterhy-like
down, making of work real play.
1t took two hours to gather up
most of the scattered down. Then
lola said:
81 am greatly obliged, and the COM
pensation-"
81 was just going to speak of that, -
declared Archie. IF you will allow
me to sketch some Of the beautiful
surroundings here, with this little
fairy and yourself in the picture, l
will feel fully compensated.
So he was an artist, reflected lola,
and several little sketches of his pen
Gil convinced her that he had no or
binary talent. She felt warranted in
asking him to lunch, and when he
went on his way little Flo made him
promise to come and see them when
he returned from his sketching tour
of the lake district, some twenty
miles distant.
If the young artist ceased to re-
"a ~