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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-07

Vuela pluma, que tan amenas lecturas
resultaban, aparec1an de tarde en- tarde
y, 10 que es peor, ell p1bico no las echa-
ba de menOs.
Las satiras de Rodrigez Cabrera
va no hac1an reir. Fran demasiado su-
tiles y pasaban flor de piel sin ara
mar la costra cada vez mas dura de la
vulgaridad ambiente. Su gracia era
gracia de otro tiempo, un POGO ingenua
un tanto candorosa, ahora sc quiera CO.
sa de mayor malicia y de mas SECURE da-
no. Y ell escritor que pudo hacer cosas
mayores no las hizo. :. . Para que! Hizo
de sobra para e2plorar la mezquindad
del medic, y cuando sc convenci6 de que
la lucha era in1til, Sc entreg6 a una es-
pecie de suicidio lento que a case le
brindaba un morboso alivio, ell de saber
que SUI exquisite sensibilidad Sc apagaba
lentamente, Sc amortiguaba, a. medida
que Sc iba quedando solo, mas solo cada
d1a en- medic de la multitud.
As1 le hemos visto en- los 1ltimos amos,
pasar con el rostro abotargado, con el
paso lento y torpe, con la indumentaria
descuidada, dejando en- nuestro esp1ritu
la duda de 81 aqu6l que pasaba era un
vencido, era, por ell contrario, ell ven
cedor que ha gustado ell supreme desden
de todo 10 que es desdenable; ell 6xi-
% y la gloria, la vida y la muerte.. :.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-07
De San Juan Y de la iSl0

EN- Ell EDIFICIO FEDERAL.
Aver nuestro companero "Bo-
ricua", guareciendose del aqua,
'pues Iowa a cantaros, determi-
no hacerlo en- ell Edificio Federal,
~ topose con ell amigo Manolo
Ruiz, Guardian auxiliar del mis-
mo, ell cual con la amabilidad que
le caracteriza, le enseno varias
parties del Edificio, y entire elias
ell .cuarto de maquinaria pa
ra ell funcionamiento de los Ele-
vadores montados por la Otis
Elevator Compamy, de Nueva
York.
Verdaderamente que dicha ma
quinaria es ingeniosa. Consta de
dos motores de 4 y 1 2 caballos de
fuerza cada uno que mueven dos
Bombas para suplir ell aire y
aqua que para SUI funcionamiento
utilizan los antedichos Elevado-
res, pero 10 admirable es que di-
chos motores trabajan automati-
camente hasta suplir una preston
de 125 libras, es decir, que una
vez que ell man0metro marca un
descenso a 115 ibras, vemos CO.
mo en- ell cuadro de distribution
funcionan unos electroimanes, q.
ponen en- movimiento una de di-
chas bombas, y 81 ell descenso lie
ga a 100 libras, entonces por
igual combination entra q fun
cionar la otra bomba hasta que ell
manometro vuelve a marcar las
1875 libras que Sc requieren. Esto
hecho tan ingeniosamente, sin
que persona humana quite nj
ponga Switches. La corriente
electrical 10 hace todo.
POr 10 que nos eXplico Ell que
rido amigo, ell aqua es tomada del
acueducto y depositada en- una
gran GAIA de hierro; de ALI es a
su vez tomada por las bombas E
inyectada en- una caldera, q la
preston predicha. Una vez que
la persona encargada del Eleva-
dor abre la palanca para que este
funcione, entra dicho l1quido en-
un cilindro actuando sobre la ca
ra del piston, y le hace subir. Ter
minada su funci6n sale por otra
tuber1a y vuelve a la GAIA primi-
tiva, de donde vuelve a ser toma-
da pOr las bombas: es un sistema
muy econ6mico y efciente nos de-
c1a Ru1z-pues en- los elevado-
res electricos solamente, case que
la corriente Sc interrumpa por
cualquier causa, ell Elevator no
puede funcionar, pero no as1
con este sistema pues mien-
tras la caldera conserve pre-
sion ell aparato sigue funcionan-
90 y GA lugar a que sea reparada
cualauier aver1a sin que para clio
Sc interrumpa ell servicio.
Mucho nos alegramos que Ell Sc
nor Richardson halla elegido al
ingeniero electricista don Manuel
A. Ruiz, para el desempeno de
ese cargo, pues dada su compe-
tencia en- la profession, la election
no ha podido ser mas acertada.
AUTOS Y BICICLETAS.
En- la calle San Francisco es-
quina a San Juan, de Carolina, ell
automovl n1mero 1481 guiado
por ell chauffeur Nicasio Febre,
No. 1862, arroll6 q Vicente Orte-
ga que montaba una bicicleta de
pedal, causandole varias contu-
stones en- la frente Y en- ell pecho.
La bicicleta tambien tuvo desper-.
fectos de consideration.
CABLE DE NEW YORK.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-07
Mercado de azd1car

Az1car de Cuba Sc han vendido 10000
sacos "a $3.68 3 T.
Az1car de Puerto Rico no Sc ha ven
dido, refnadores no muestran interes
alguno nj hacen ofertas.
Opinan que Sc puede vender az1car de
Puerto Rico con orden en- firme q $464.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-07
Charlotas de Crema Rusa.
Quesos y. Frutas.
Blanco, .Vinos, Clarete.
Jerez Valbanera.
Champagne Domecg (espanol).
Cafe, TIE.
Ldcores, Habanos.

En- torno a la mesa que preside el dis
tlnguldo capitan don Manuel Morilla
tomaron aslento algunas distinguidas
personas de San Juan, invitadas DOR el
senior Trlgo Recordamos entire los co.
mensales a don Eduardo Gonzalez Bel.
tran, don Jose Leon, don Antonio eau
bet, Ell doctor del Vale Atiles. don Sal
vador Suau, Ell sefor Menendez don
Dlonisio Trigo, los seilores Ruiz, Raldi-
r1s y Escalona, unos caballeros norte-
amercanos, ell senior Leal, Sobrecargo
del Cadlz y nuestro companero Perez
Losada.
Los comensales elogiaron ell espl6ndi-
DO almuerzo y una vez terminado este.
un redactor-fot6gra6 de "Puerto Rico
llustrado" sac6 una instantanea en- ell
puente de los salvavidas.
El Sobrecargo senior eLeal es otro ca,
ballero gentil1simo que destaca entire la
amable ofcialidad del "Cadiz''.
Este buque estara en- San Juan, de re-
greso a Espala, en- ell mes de Mayo. Hay
va pedido mucho pasaje
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-07
RETRASO DEL "BRAZOS." /"

El vapor "Brazos" no legara
hoy a la hora acostumbrada debi-
da q que i'm violento temporal ha-
bido cerca de Nueva York, 10
obligo a retrasar diez y ocho no
das la salida de ese puerto.
Estara aqu1 manana por la tar
de.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-07
CABLE DE NEW YORK.

Mercado de aztcar fojo, con tenden
cia q la baja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-07
ABORDO DEL "CADIZ,

La lmportante compahfa naviera, Pi-
nlllos lzquierdo y Co., de Cadiz, ha pues-
TO en- La Inca de Puerto Rico un espl6n-
dido trasatlantico: Gel Cadiz". one
estuvo hasta ahora en- la Inca de Bue-
nos Aires.
I'll buque ofrece condolences insupera-
oles para ell pasaje: buenos camarotes
regla comlda, amplias cubiertas para
paseo, una oficialidad amable distin-
gulda, un capitan joven y experto mari,
no que cuenta va muchos exitos en- su
carrera, y un Consignatario, ZEN San
Juan, que es La amabilidad personifca-
da.
Aver al medic d1a fu1mos invitados q
almorzar a bordo del Cadiz. No Sc hi
20 NADIA extraordinario, pero por ell me-
MI que damos a continuation Sc puede
ver como Sc come en- los vapores de Pi-
nillos.
ENTREMESES.
Consome Monte Carlo.
Huevos la Duquesa.
Supremes de polio Villeroy.
Bacalao Vizcaina.
Panache Siciliana.
Filete La Rossini.
HELADO.
Bizcocho Oriental.
POsTREs.
-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-03-10

who come up here have eyes and
brains and can see what they are
getting. No one misrepresents.
1t doesn't pay Only knockers
he about such things. So you
knockers who have had won
derful inning this week, put
away your hammers and try the
boosting game. It's much more
pleasant and really brings good
results.
Unhappily this town, like all
others, has its full quota of
knockers who will read this
article. May it bring them to
their senses before someone de-
clares open season on them or
comes forward with the PROPOSE
ton to treat them as vags, be-
cause they are absolutely useless
to the town and should be rail
roaded out of it. They are a
curse upon the town, stigma
TO their fellowmen and a blot on
the sunny streets of any commu-
nifty struggling for prosperity,
Heraus NIT ihml
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-03-10

piped to the building. Completed
IL VIII represent an outlay of an
proxlmatelv $1,000
Work on the Matching depends
entirely on the weather An
early spring means an early sea
son and likewise a late sprino
Will delay operations. The plant
at Eagle River will be used for
matching wall-eyed pike fry only
and TINS station Will be the dis
tributIng point for the waters of
TINS territory The hatchery will
nave a capacity of from forty to
nifty million pike fry each wear.
When the Matching season begins
experienced men from the other
state hatcheries will take care Of
the work"
The location of the hatchery at
Eagle River will insure a good
supply of fry for local waters, it
beng necessary to constantly re-
stock the lakes.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-03-10
gARTED ON HATCHERY
Work on Building Begun on
MOnday-To be Ready for
Spring Hatching-WiIl only
Hatch Wall Eyed Pike.

Building operations on the
Fate hsh hatchery were started
l.oaday. Sills we've laid and
Eia few days of good weather
- e. frame building 2Ox4O feet,
'.L soon take shape on its site
'7t of thecreamery on the river
ank.
SaPt. Neyin and B. o. Webster
Tue state hatchery at Delaheld
aT'ed last Wednesday TO ar
.@se for the construction of the
4llhery Mr.. Webster remained
I ~, VIII havecharge of the plant.
"aen interviewed by a News
T?55esentatjve Monday, Mr..
''bster said.
With the continuance of good
NJ ss'aer we will experience no
-Iy0Ity IN getting the hatchery
y, ,'uy Tar this springs work. AS
W, -an as the building is up a con
'S moor will be laid and we ter
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-03-10

advancement associationlfor this
town took form under the title
of the Commercial club with Alex
Higgins as president, {. II. Vie
gand secretary and W. A. Brad
ford treasurer.
1t is the object of the club to
promote the industrial, civic and
social progress of the town, Sc
curing such legislation as will
benefit the place and work along
all lines pertaining to the general
welfare of the village. With this
end in view it behooves every
public-spirited citizen to become
a member of the Commercial
Club. Only by united action can
results be obtained and this town
needs the results.
Let everybody get together
and boost. Elimiae tie the genus
knocker in all his forms and this
will make Eagle River what 1T
ought to be-a lively, industrl-
ous. clean little community with
everyone pulling FOR Eagle River
and not AGAINST 1t.
A prize of $1.OO will be award
ed the originator of a significant
slogan to be adopted by the club
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-03-10
JOIN COMMERCIAL CLUB
Organization of Club Perfect
ed-By-Laws Adopted and
Prize Offered for Slogan.

Boost, don't knock
The name, Commercial Club,
was the one adopted by Eagle
River businessmen at their meet
ing IN the office Of Lawler & Vie
gand Monday evening for an or
ganlzation devoted to the adj
vancement of Eagle River. A
week previous the first meeting
was held and committee author
lied to draw up suitable bylaws
for the club. Monday night the
organization was perfected, oflic-
ers were elected and the bylaws
accepted and the inception of an
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-03-10
ONE DOLLAR FOR SLOGAN.

The Commercial Club offers
a prize of $l.00 for the best slo-
gan presented by next Monday,
March 18th.
The club wants a significant
slogan, one that is descriptive of
its aims and endeavors, and one
that will be indicative of the
Commercial Club where ever
seen.
To be successful a slogan has
to be brief and impressive, con-
veying in terse manner a COM
prehensive suggestion of the OBJ
iect of the club.
Get your ideas on paper and
hand it to C. Ell. Wiegand, secre-
tary by next Monday. You may
win the dollar.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-03-10
,lIsH FACTORY BUSY

Gdt to Ne" ! i"ii' al .
',,.,ting Gives Promise of
furnishing Industry for
Eagle River
s,t.ucb Bros brush factory
, .sIr installed on the second
.. Of the local waterworks
y. bids fair prospect of be-
y, mo an industrial addition of
. a Value to this town.
1rip through the plant sur
=. S't the casual visitor. Con
TO general opinion one sees
u ,sn+ most completely outfit
every detail, capable of an
:. .,,r onIy limited by the de-
" for the finished product
n,odgct used daily, in some
IN BY everyone, Brushes of
...r description are manufac-
n FIR retail trade. House
..,,bes counter brushes, scrub
l., dpst brOOmS. horse and
,rs brushes, nail brushes and
~ VARIETY of brush imagin-
AZ with the exception of paint
itootb brushes, can be made
I. sbattuck Bros, factory. In
/. r the regular line Of samples
orr two hundred different
.1l, and specially designed
-r,bes for special needs are
rtbin the capacity of the plant.
oratch the process of manu-
,4gre Of a brush as it energies
on a rough piece of wood and
bunch of fiber, hair or wire.
.rt the finished product is an
s.aesting and educationalsigh
visitor can spend some time
NOTABLY following the various
.aehines in their operations and
h salient features of manufac-
lure that impress even the most
usual observers are the stability
ringiditv of the brush as 1T
l3esfrom one stage to another
-al finally ready for market.
of such substantial
-1ufacture is due in no little
gree to the fact that all the
lngin all brushes is staple-set.
10 glue enters into the manutac-
rOf the brushes. Their dura-
aity IS thus assured.
Machinery has all been Install
5and the plants fast assuming
srguIar running appearance.
Bthe territory is increased so
DE output will be and it will
mbe very many months before
Will he running to its
opacity, furnishing employ ment
aamOderate force of workmen.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-03-10

to the Milwaukee road. The latter
company carried the animals for the
state without cost from that point to
Trout Lake.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-03-10

Send the Villas County News to
your friend this year. $50.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-11-27
"'FEAR MEN"

Bradstreet'a ia authority 10
the statement that Only thre'
per cent of men who 90 Dto bnsl
ness for themselves are sncces3
! ful 1t is safe to assume tha0
The proportion Of sue -esses II
other fields, art, music, author
ship, politics, social work etcr
terra, is as small. The faIlurps
are made so through FEAR.
Fear of consequences, ft. I OF
the future, fear that we cauUol
! finish successfully What We be
gin, fear of oar opponent, unue
ceesary, illogical fear stande br
tween NJ and success. aud Wit
an apparently impa>sat'e arm
| bars our progress Those whom
fear rules we call Fear men, y
because they are not really
men at all, but men requiring a
class itiCttion-ar apology There
has hardly been a lime in Ameri.
can history when men wtrc called
on more to overcome then fear
han at the present time. Moral
strength il needed IN politics
m re than ever before, and moral
strength is as far superior to
ply strength asrh spifitu.
al is above the na'ural. Ii is
told Of yelling on that, before
the battle OF Waterloo, his
knees shook so that b. laughed
and called attention 10 them.
saying: "lf they knew where |
was gong 10 carry them hey
would shake mach worse" That
was moral courage overcoming
physlcal fear, and this is the
courage that men must have now
If America ia tn go onward and
upward We must have moral
courage to overcome the selfish
persuasion Of 1 he politician, who
seeks his own vauCPmcnt re-
ga dleSs Of the public good
G. II rage is needed to overcome
he fear that organizations and
societies aud leagnes cause hy
heif tactics of force aud thre
n their Efforts 30 enforce m0raIi
ty by law. Moral courage is ne
cessary TO make men follow the
iictates Of then own conscience,
rega dless of the arguments Of
politicians, ministers. lGaguts or
udiN iduals J he time has cor g
for Americar men To throw eff
1 he frl ters OF fear--to come Oui
boldly for what they believe, to
refuse to follow h selfish, mon
py graspjre politician or orgaIi5
cation and to stand strongly f r
pros ress, liberty, decency ard
social liberty.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-11-27
1.-THE BROKEN LAW
Is Replete With Romance
and Dramatic Intensity.
Sumptuous and Colossal Gyp-
81 Presentation Another
Resistless VIM. Fox
Triumph.
Farnum Rises Supreme.
Americas Favorite Screen
Star Gains New Laurels
in Contradictory
Roles.
Farnum Rises Supreme.

The phOtoplay feature entitled
The Broken Law which was
written and produced 10y Oscar
c Apfel for William Fox, is one
of The most pretentious and elab-
crate offerings that has ever ap
peated on the screen william
Farnnm, long celebrated as a
Legitimate" star and more re.
Gently attracting wOr Id WIDE at.
tenti0n as "movie" favorite, ap.
pears in the principal role. The
production is big-blg in theme,
big in talent, big in settings: il
is replete with romance and stu
ations Of dramatic intensity, and
il u presented with the same
fidelity to detail that character
izes all of the William Fox fea
lures.
The action takes place in Eug
land about he year 1850, and
the story concerns Itself mainly
with the destinies Of Daniel Es
moud (Mr FaFnum); Ursula, a
gypsy girl; Lord Phil ip Duncan,
and IsObel Berner, weai hy
Fog Iish girl.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-11-27
LOUISIANA HOGS
AGAIN WIN OUT,

New Orleans, Nov The victo-
rIes of Mccall, Geren and Bolds
at the Shreveport State Fair over
entries from Texas, Tennessee,
Arkansas, Mississippi, Kentnck y
and other states was peI haps the
most striking "hog triumph
ever expel fenced in the stock
raising hist ory Of Louisiana
Evan j. McCall, with his won.
del ful nufoc Jersey herd, head
ed by Grand Champion Defend
er, and Geren with his remark a
bic Poland Chinas, walked away
With the blue ribbons Mccall
has swept the whole South witt
his DlrocA, beaten the hereto
fore nnteaten McKee's of Ken
lucky, fr, m whom McCall boug BIT
his onndatiOn Duioe stock, and
from VIII ch large number of the
prize winners will be put MP at
the Mccall sale January ) The
year 1915 is the banner ptizs hog
year for LoulsIana which is max
ing rapid strides toward GO seral
d1versificaiion With these exam
Plies Of success in the lime light.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-11-27
TIE WORK THAT MUST
BE DONE.

LIS not the work you'd d like 10 do,
The work that pleases most,
Or represents the hest in you,
. which you feaily boast;
It's work that's done from loyalty,
That means 4 triumph won;
Aud one's best work must ever be
The work that MUST be done,
For time and tide wait for no man,
And Duty's clarion call :
Rings cut; you do the best You can
You give your heart and all;
Though oft the heart is full OF tears,
And hidden be the sun,
The world will Judge yen it appears
By work that MUST be done.
What though tile task hearabreak
ing be,
Or scarce seem worth the whllei
fife painted clown you sometimes SCI
Might reason in this style.
His sorrows-wba are they TO YOU
His to provide the fun;
And thus be does. as you must do,
The work that MUST be done.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-11-27
DEMOCRATS DESERT
THE OLD LINE TICKET,

The following, from the Frank
4 lin Banner, would maR' is 3r /.
that the DemooTate
are stampedine, IN fra
dodge any eohre6sio3
with ;he ticket ~ l1e sois6 on ~
JanuarE ae&t, says fhe Morgan
City Review Iflasaid rate de
sert an old BARI. iaet before she
sinks, and i h,3d t. blan he
few remainii G y ocrats In 81
Ma y Parish I fehtirf IL If a
ticket doomed IN adyane. % de
feat
eve are informed hat Il G fol
lowing persons are not candi-
dates on the Dtmpcrat ic ticket IN
the Parish of ST. Mary: Dr.. w. J..
Boudre aux, Patterson, for repi e.
sentative; Donny Pitre, police
juror, 7th ward; Rivers Moore,
constable 7tb ward; Neville Ian
dry, justice of peace, 7th ward;
Wallace Bad eaux, constable 3rd
ward; w j. BLANCHARD, justice
Of peace, 2nd ward. In the 9th
ward there is only one Democrat.
ic candidate, who is w. X Will
son for jnsllce Of peace. There
is no candidate for any. Office on
the Dem mocratlc ticket in the lat,
4th and 7th wards. In the End
ward there are only two Demo-
cratic candidates, being Arthur
Richard for police Jnror, and Jos.
Parro for constable
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-11-27
SOME SALT.
s M Of the statements made
n. z Y r Diyon in lee.

8 NJ Of the statements made
Df. 3 V b Dixon in. a lee
I'D Salt given before the
~ D.leans Educatjonal- Asso
.axsIon on last Monday ev ming,
Ire as follows
..if tie 1000 600 tons OF !'sal in
ne ocean were dried oyt and
bread level on the con'ieent of
f3urspe, the highest peak .of the
A des would be 1000 feet below
the level Of the salt; Louisiana
produces one thiitielb Of tbs
worlds salt, bnt there is salt
enough in this state to supply
the world for 1000 years; salt
was in olden times USED for non.
ey, and the word = .faIy has
evolved from the ieim sa Der
ey;' the cost of min Il
one tenth OF a cent I5f pound:
the proce 20 of drying salt sfom
ocean water furifis hes 100000
men in japan living
Mt. Acoacegna, %, $50 feet
above sea level. is said to be the
highest monnf ssn il South Amer
ica, while Mt Blanc Is ISL feet,
is the tallest mountaIi ot En
rope Now why did not he
Doctor stay IN Europe, where he
was plling mp the salt OF the
oceans, and bury Mt. Blanc some
Z 900 under his avalaI che OF
salt?
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-11-27
SEWERAGE
COMMISSIONERS.

On Monday last a special elec.
tion was held iD this city fo. the
purpose OF eiecting or fe.elect irg
a board Of sewerage mission
'ers There was practically no
opposition To the re election of
the personnel % he old board,
and Messr Chas. Goguenheim,
Of the New Iberia National Bauk
Jules Dreyfus and Ed. l.. Estoree
of the STATE National Bank; and
Lazard K ing aud Chas l.. Pro.
vost of the Peoples National
Bank were re elected
The returns Of The election
were as follows:
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-11-27

This election shoul d have been
held at the time of the last con.
greFsionai eleci1Cn. tut II was
nyr:, OK q the old board holding
~ef h this election Of last
fa' The newly elected
il haze the handling Of
very delicate qnesti MS,
rave arise Il between the
ray "9ancil and DR. Bowling,
ysitiDg the disposal If the
tt, : sewage 10 manner 10 pre-
rye tie health Of the people.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-11-27

In severe cases of sore lungs
you need an internal and external
remedy. Buy the dollar size BAL
LARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP
you get two remedies for the price
OF one. With every dollar, bottle
there is free HERRICK'S REC
PEPPER POROUS PLASTER for
the chest.
Sold 8v ESTORGF DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-11-27

Englard proposes TO send
1000, 900 more men 10 the front
and to equip 5000 000 more for
Russia. This is a promise that
the performance is not Ut quite
over.