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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-09
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-09

S-,ond United rrc-l trtian church.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-17
ULTIMOS CABLES

ondeando el pabellon aleman y tenla
todos sus ca1ones en- estado de defensa.
La replica de Inglaterra anade que
siendo as1 que las autoridades chilenas
no ten1an medic de hacer cumplir su
decision de internar dicho buque, este
seguramente habr1a logrado escapar 81
los barcos ingleses no lie hubleran hun
dido. hbrando as1 de nueVos ataques al
comercio maritime de Inglaterra La
respuesta inglesa dice ademas: El ca
pitan del "Glasgow' supuso que a Juz-
car por la manera de obrar del cap1tan
del "Desden', este tratar1a sin duda
de burlar la custodia de las autorldades
chilenas aprovechar1a la prlmera
oportunidad para escapar segulr su
campaila contra los buques mercantes
ingleses.
Copenhague, 17.-Un despacho de
Cristiania dice que mas de 3OO mlnas
han sido recogidas en- LAS costas de NO
ruega
Petrogrado, 17-El Gar ha condeco'
RADIO con la Cruz de San Jorge a Maria
Kurpy Ova, aviadora, por las arroJadaS
hazailas practicadas por ella en- los Gar
patos.
Gibraltar, 17.-Espala ha envlado
una fuerte expedition a Marruecos para
poner fin al levantamiento que Sc ma oe-
c]arado en- dicha region. Tropas nan
sido enviadas de Algeciras, Granada y
Madrid con direction q Marruecos.
Londres, 17-Dos zeppellnes alema-
nos hicieron un ataque en- las prlmeras
boras de aver a la costa de lnglaterra
do;ondo caer tres bombas en- Low Stoft,
causando aver1as a varlas casas' 0oia-
mente hubo un hombre herldo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-17
CABLEGRAMAS
continuation de la la. plana) !.

te la noche del IA al Is de abril, con
objeto de recuperar la possession de sa-
liente que hab1an conquistado nuestras
tropas, pero fu6 rechazado con gran
des baias. Al medic d1a los alemanas
bombardearon con gran violencia nues-
tras poSiciones, pero no atacaron con
la infanter1a. En- ell bosque de Mont
mare rechazamos un Ontra-ataQue y
sobre ell terreno conquistado ell IL, he
mos hecho ell inventario de nuestro bo-
tin de guerra, que comprende dos ca
ilones-revolvers, dos morteros de trim
chera, varios centenares de fusiles y
muchos miles de cartuchos y granadas.
En- ell bosque de la Pretre rechazamos
un contra-ataque e hicicimos varios
prisioneros. I'm aviador aleman dejo
caer bombas EN- ell hospital de Mourme-
10. Como medida de represalia por Ell
bombardeo de Nancy por un Zeppelin
aleman, uno de nuestros aviadores Ian
70 cinco bombas en- ell cuartel general
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-17
En- Ia Corte de Distrito de
los Estados Unidos
para Puerto Rico
The Berwind White Coal Mining Comp,
Demandantes.
VS..
The Borinquen Sugar Company,
Demandada.
Administration Judicial.
A v I S 0

Por ell presente aviso p1blico Sc in
forma a los tenedores de los bonos de
la segunda emission, a los accionistas y
acreedores de la Borinquen Sugar Com
Sabado q de Mario de 1915.
pany, que Ell d1a 25 de Mario de 1915,
la Corte de Distrito de los Estados Uni
dos para Puerto Rico, ha dictado en- el
caso arriba titulado una resolucion,
parte de la cual es como sigue-:
&c. Que dicho peticionario "Cen-
trail Paste Viejo, Incorparada" pro-
cedera enseguida a dar aviso p1blico
en- dos peri6dicos diarios de circula-
ci6n general en- la Ciudad de San
Juan, tanto en- ingles como espanol,
todos los tenedores de bonos de la
segunda emission, y q todos los
acreedores comunes que hayan pro-
bado va sus reclamaciones y q los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-17

aleman. Todos los proyectiles cayeron
en los edifcios en- que Sc habla lnstala-
do el Estado Mayor imperial en- Meze-
res Charleville. Tambien bombar-
dearon la estaci6n de Fribourg en- Brls-
eau Finalmente una escuadrllla
aerea, compuesta de ounce undades
lanz0 bombas con muy buen eXlto en-
los cuarteles alemanes de Ostende.
Nuestros aeroplanos fueron obJeto de
un violento tiroteo, pero todos regre-
saron sanos salvos a nuestras llneas.
VLondres, 16.-El vapor holandes
"Retwyk" de 1887 toneladas que sa-
li6 ell 25 de mario de Baltimore pa
ra Rotterdam, fu6 echado a plque
aver por un submarine aleman mlen-
tras estaba anclado a unos II kll0me-
tros al noroeste de Northinder en- el
mar del norte. Los % hombres de su
tripulaci6n fueron recojidos por ell va
por del servicio de faros
La Haya, 16-El siniestro del vapor
Retwyk" esta considerable en- Holan-
da como ell incidente mas grave de la
guerra, puesto que esta fechor1a de los
submarines alemanes afecta directa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-17


mente el gobierno holandes, al cual We
MIA consignado el cargamento de dicho
buque.
Amsterdam, 16.-Se anuncia que Ia
artillerfa alemana en- posicion cerca dc
Bethune disparo sobre una ambulan-
cia belga, matando hiriendo varios
heridos belgas y alemanes.
Washington, 16.-Una declaration
Official del Emhajador del Japon carac-
teriza de absurda la noticia de que
dicha nacion ha establecido una base
naval en- Tortugas, Baja California
El Japon-afrma ell Embajador-no ha
tenido jamas intenci6n de establecel
base naval nj adqlirir territorio en- Ia
costa occidental de Mejico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-17

Paris, 17.-El ministro de La guerra
ha desmentido hoy que las iglesias y
otros edifcios p1blicos de Paris Y Tro-
yes sean usados como puestos de OBJ
servaci6n, seg6n pretenden los alema-
nes. La communication alemana del IL de
abril, seg1n informes del ministerio de
la guerra, dice que las catedrales de
Paris y Troyes, as1 como los principa-
les edifcios p1blicos, tales como la hi
blioteca nacional, los bancos, Ell Louvre,
etc., han sido provistos de proyectores
electricos Y habilitados como estaciones
de TELEGRAPH sin hilos, Y Sc han monta-
do en- ellos ametralladoras. Ser1a diff
Gil encontrar una prueba mas eviden-
te de las falsedades que a diario con
tienen las comunicaciones alemanas.
Londres, 17.-Mr. Tendant, sub-se-
cretario de la guerra ha informado en-
la Camara de los Comunes, que las per
didas inglesas desde el principle de la
guerra han sido l34, ,937 hombres.
Roma, 7.-El gobierno de Rumanfa
ha dado 6rden de que sean devueltos a
Italia 225 vagones de carga pertene-
cientes esta Ultima naci6n y que Sc
encuentran actualmente en- Ruman1a, a
fin de no retardar la movilizaci6n ita-
Llama por falta de material rodante.
Londres, 17.-El gobierno ingles ha
presentado las excusas mas amplias por
haber echado a pique al crucero "Dres-
den'' en- aguas chilenas el IA de mario
pr6ximo pasado; Ell gobierno de Chile,
habfa ordenado, ciertamente, que ell ci-
tado crucero aleman fuera internado en-
Cumberland Bay, pero Inglaterra hace
la observation que, seg1n informes re-
cibidos, Ell "Dresden'' no habia acep-
tado la proposition de Chile, y segula
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-17
Anuncio de subasta

Hasta las de la mailana, de los
dlas que continuation Sc expresan, pa
ca subasta, de los servicios siguientes en-
en- esta ofcina proposiciones en- pliegos
cerrados para la adjudication en- publ
ca subasta,d los servicios siguiente en-
el ailo fiscal que empieza en- primero
de julio de 1915 y ter1nina en- 80 de
JUNO de 1916.
Mayo 5, 1915.
Suministro de raciones q los presos
de las Carceles de Distrito de Arecibo
San Juan, en- Arecibo; de AguadiIla
de Mayagiiez; Ponce; Guayama; Hu-
macao y Galera de Ia Carcel de San
Juan Arecibo anexa al Preside.
Mayo 6, 1915.
Sumlnistro de provisiones de boca
y otros artlculos de uso domestico, pa
ra la Penitenciar1a, Manicomio Asilos
de Ninos Ninas, en- San Juan; Asilo
de Ciego, en- Ponce y Escuela Correc-
clonal en- Mayaguez.
Todo postor presentara con "a horas
de anticipation al d1a seflalado para
la subasta, una fanza en- metalico de
Glen ($1OO) dollars por cada PROPOSE
cion para responder al otorgamiento
del contrato respective, dentro del pla-
20 que Sc le senalare despues de ad-
Judicada la buena pro.
En- la oficina de La Direction Sc IA
cllitaran los impresos, correspondence
a toda clase de proposiciones, no Sc
admitiran estas sino en- los dichos i'm
presos.
Todas las condiciones y datos nece-
sarios Sc facilitaran a los postores en-
la ofcina del Director del Departamen-
to del Trabajo, Benefcencia y Correc-
ci6n
San Juan, Puerto Rico, IA de abril
de 1915. Manuel Camuilas
Director del Departamento del Ira
bajo, Benefcencia Correction
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-17

tenedores de acciones quienes no ha-
yam consentido hasta esta fecha al
plan de Reorganization va presenta-
do, bien para que procedan a pre-
sentar su consentimiento a dicho
plan con ell Presidente Tesorero de
dicha Corporation, y de modo efec-
two entregar para su canJe sus bo-
nos, creditos 8 acciones de acuerdo
con los terminus y condolences de
dicho plan, 8 bien presentar su aviso
de incorformidad con dicho plan,
dentro del plazo de treinta (30) d1as
a contar de la Ultima publication de
este Aviso. Dicho aviso sera regu-
larmente publicado como sc ha dicho.
por 10 menos una vez cada semana
durante cuatro semanas consecutivas
contar de esta fecha.'
7 de acuerdo con la anterior resolu-
cion y de conformidad con la misma, Sc
publica este aviso con ell fin de dar
cumplimiento a los terminus dispo-
siciones del mismo
San Juan, P. R., Mario 25 de 1915.
Central Pasto-viejo,
incorporate.
por Rafael Fabian,
Presidente.
Jorge V. Dominguez,
Secretario.
La ofcina de la Companfa esta situa-
la en- la calle de San Jose, No. IA, San
Juan, apartado No. 604
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-17
Ventas de az1car aver
q Ultima hora

Aver viernes, sc hicieron las siguien-
tes ventas de az1car: En- New York
La Yabucoa Sugar Co. 5000 sacos, q la
American Sugar Refining Co., a $4.89
embarque Immediate
En- la plaza de San Juan, para entire
gar libre bordo en- los puertos de es-
ia lsla, las siguientes partidas.
Central San Vicente, 1000 sacos
$4.7O.
Central Ejemplo, 1900 sacos a $4.69
Yabucoa Sugar Co., 5000 sacos
$4.7O.
Dlaz y Aboy (Yabucoa) 1000 sacos
1 $40.
Cayey Sugar Co., 1000 sacos a $4.70
Plata Sugar Co., 400 sacos a $4.7O.
Estos aztlcares son vendidos ibre
bordo Ell los puertos de esta Isla
Los Sres. Fritze, Lundt y Co., son los
compradores de todos estos aztlcares.
Los aztcares de la "Central Elem
plo'', Sc embarcaran por ell puerto de
Humacao; los de Yabucoa y D1az y
Aboy, por ell puerto de Yabucoa, Y los
de La Plata por ell de Aguadilla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-05

Digby Bell n very funny in The
Education OF Mr.. Pipp." at the
Alaska this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-05
PAY A RECORD RATE
FOR JAPANESE SHIP

PORTLAND. Ore, Feb. Bal
four, Guthrie & Co. today holds
the distinction OF having paid the
highest charter rate for any grain
or flour vessel that ever loaded at a
North Pacific port.
This was the fixing OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-05
SHIPPERS GET
PLAYING FROM
SECY. REDF|ELD

WASHINGTON, Feb. b,-The
Chamber OF Commerce of the
United States Is preparing today
for referendum vote OF Its mem
bership on the question of govern
ment ship ownership. Majority and
minority reports on the bill now
before congress failed OF adoption
Mt last nights session.
Secretary Redfield, speaker. de-
nounced the shipping interests for
what he called their unjust treat
ment OF shippers. America could
add s100,000,000 a month to its
foreign trade right now. he assert
ed. II It could produce Transports
ton.
by what right, moral or lawful.
does any steamship company say to
me in my factory. when | offer II a
shipment of goods, We will select
from your shipment that which
pays us the most: the rest we will
not take?" he demanded.
THAT is what Is happening In
every American seaport.
Goods are fatty refused to b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-05
WHAT'S ON THE BILL

AZ the Liberty Until Saturday
Night
Young Romance. fIve-part com.
edy. featuring Edith Taliaferro.
Al the Alaska Until Saturday Night
The Education OF Mr.. Pipp.
five-part comedy. featuring Digby
Bell.
At the Class A Until Saturday
Night
What Might Have Been" drama:
"Fatty's New Role" Keystone com
cdy: THE Sea Brat" drama: The
Masqucraders." Keystone comedy.
featuring Charlie Chaplin.
A. tire Colonial All Week
Restitution" twopart drama
The Spirit of Giving" Beauty dra.
ma; Runaway June story No. 3
drama
AZ the clemmer All Week
"Du Barry" drama. featuring Mrs
Leslie Carter.
At the Alharbra Until Sunday
Night
The Sage Brush CAL drama
His New Job" Essanay comedy.
At the Grand Until Saturday Might.
The Island OF Happiness,
drama: The Master Key" episode
No. IL; Universal Weekly"
A. the Melbourne Until Saturday
Night
The Ambitions % the Baron. .
two-part drama: The Barrier he
tween" drama: THE Fable OF FL.
vira and Farina and the Meal
Ticket" George AIDE comedy I:
Latest War News" "The Smoking
Out OF Bella Butts" comedy.
At the Tilikurn Until Saturday
Night
THE Madcap Queen OF Cribs
hoffIf." drama: Left on the
Train" drama: when Cupid
Caught Thief" comedy: THE
Love Thief" keystone comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-05
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F1unky." comedy.
Al the Home Until Sunday
The Brand OF His Tribe two
part drama. Animated. Weekly. No.
100. OF Jan. 20: Ills Uncle's
VIII" two-part drama: "Ilxxie's
Escape" comedy.
A. the Pleasant Hour Until Sunday
Tho Tragedy OF Whispering
Creek" two.part drama: Aurora
OF tho North" two-part drama I.
The Fatal Marriage" comedy.
A. tho Greenwood Until Sunday
Night
The Master Key No. 2. part
drama: Turned Back" drama:
-O'F1annigan's Luck" comedy /:
Moonlight" drama. In Taxi No.
90" comedy.
Al the Bungalow Until Saturday
Night
"Goodby, Summer" drama. The
New Partner" drama: THE F1eur.
de-lis Ring" drama; such a
Mess" comedy: only Skin Deep.
comedy,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-05

The Charles Chaplin Essanay
comedy company left Chicago for
Niles. Cal. last Thursday.
While In Chicago two reel
special picture was produced. II
was at first planned 90 have the
comedian work In the Chicago
studio. but on account OF the lack
OF available exterior locations and
the climatic conditions. Il Was
thought best 10 return 10 the West
ben Turpin and Leo White. who
have been In the Chicago company
for some time. were among the
players who left with Chaplin.
N you want TO reduce weight, why
not Join the rest OF tho footracerr
NJ the Colonial this week In their
chase for Runaway June"g
n you haven't seen Mrs. Leslie
Carter. as "Du Barry" crack tho
william over tho head with n huge
candle stick. YOU missed something
she's at the Clemmer.
Biffy Sunday. the dynamic
evangelist. has been unconsciousiy
giving lessons to Georg. Souls
Spencer. Who with Miss Gladys Han
son. Il 20 be featured In Lubin's
photodrama from Henry Arthur
Jones Tho Evangelist"
Tho actor has BEEN sitting In ons
of the front seats Of the big taber
nacle In Philadelphia during the
last week and watching closely
every method used by the famous
preacher.
Edith Taiiaferro Is a sure win.
ner In her first appearance before
the camera at tho Liberty this week
In Young Romance
ThedA nara. clever French
actress. Is deiighting crowds in the
role OF the vampire In "a Foo
There Was" at tho Mission.
Charles Chaplin has them coins
in The Masqueraders" at the Class
A this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-05

Before I rid my face Of pinrples
~ss not thought 90 be pretty. But
all the change made was 20 clean
my blood and skin"
Many a face IN made with bcau.
ti,ui contour and artisticaIiy lined.
but when the skin In discolored one
cannot neo tho beauty OF tho face
Inca One notices only the akin
blemishes
It's because pimpies and erup-
tons come from the inside-from
impure blood you cant cure
them by rubbing stuff on the out.
side OF the face. Purify the blood
and the blemlshes will disappear.
StuRrts Calcium Waters viii
often clear the complexion In few
days time. That's tho wonderful
part OF it--they act right off--in n
hurry. That's because they're made
OF just tho ingredients needed TO
drive all poisons and impurities
from the blood. That's why doc.
tors prescribe them so constantly
You will speedily enjoy beauti.
full complexion II you use these
wonderful little Waters. Your face
will become as clear and pure as b
rose Nobody likes to have pimply-
faced people around. With Stusrt's
Calcium Waters you don't have to
wait for months before getting re-
suits. Even boils have been cured
in few days time with these re-
markably effective blood cleansars
Your whole system will teel better
In a marvelously short time. and
my. what a difference I'm your looks,
You can get Stuarts Calcium
Waters OF any druggist Mt 30 cents
n box. A small sample package
mailed free by addressing r. A.
Stuart Co. i75 Stuart Bldg. Mar
shall. Mich.
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SOLDIER SAYS WAR
WILL END BY JUNE

ENTIAT. Wash. Feb. b.-Dr. f
y. Lucas has received a letter from
II. Corballis, former orchardist
here, now soldier in the British
army. Corballis wrote while en-.
joying leave of absence In Lon
don. after few weeks spent at the
front. In conclusion he said:
I'VE ARE not allowed to say any.
thing about the war. but | assure
you that the war will be ended,
maybe in April. but not later than
June"
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rate of the Japanese Kenkon Maru,
for the United Kingdom at 60 shil-'
lings a ton. An option for divert.
ing the cargo to the Mediterranean
provides n rate OF 81. The KenSon
Maru. now on her way across the
Pacific, will be the first vessel OF
her flag to load grain or flour for
Europe at Portland.
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carried at all at any price what
ever. kilograms quoting rates at
night are declared void in the
morning. A rate quoted at $3.50 is
raised at 10 and the quoted words
OF the steamship company are
worthless as soon as they are re-
ceived."
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You Owe Your Face
a Good, Clear Skin
And Stuart's Calcium Waters In a
Very Short Time VIII Clear Up
Your Complexion Naturally

Just In n few days one may clear
the skin OF all manner OF hlemlshes
such as pimploH. blotches. liver
spots. etc. II one will use Stuarts
Calcium Waters.
Don't use pasty lotions and
creams to III up the pores when
they are working constantly with
tho blood to throw off tho impuri.
ties OF your system.
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RESIDENCE THEATRES

At the Greenwood Until Friday
Night
The Tenth Commandment.
three-part drama: bill Manages a
Prize Fight" comedy: His Fate In
Humanity" drama: "Trickyie's
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DIES IN OFFICE CHAIR

NORTH YAKIMA, Feb. 5.--P. II.
McNeff. member of the firm of Nc.
Neff Brothers, hop growers and
brokers, died In a chair in his office.
McNeff was SO years old.
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OPENS PARLIAMENT

OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 3. - The
Duke of Connaught opened the Ca
madam parliament. All the govern
ment officials we're closely guarded