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IBatted Tor Hopper In eighth.
Score by innings: u
" Il
inu,,aueipnia ;f,::...'.,;.:..:..2 o 90
ring. Schang. k~pf. Two-base hits-Eopf.
Shawk"N. stolen bascs-wa!sh Oldrinr
Scharr 90 Earned runs-Washington i:
philadelphia. 3 Sacrifice hits-Kopf ~,
SaGFiice ny-Strunk Double plays-Foster
ioic and McInnis. Left on bases Wa shinc
Ton 3: Phiiadclpfia g. First bias. on errors
,ihiIa6eiphia. !. Bases balls-oft Bent-
10y. !: off Engel. 3; off Shawkcy. . Hits
o.. on Hcntiry: ! In l-5 innings: OF Harper. ,
Hopper, in , innings Struck owt"bv EN- .
gel; ; by Hoppe. |. by Shawkey j. Passed
S.nnhE. Umpires. Chill and Connolly
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FEDERAL LEAGUE


BALTIMORE. MD, MAY Pitts
hurEh defeated Baltimore to-day.
!" 10 Q. Three home runs were made,
wv" by Baltimore and one by Pitts
nurgn. Manager knabe was put out of
me game in the first inning for arguing
with the umpire.
Score by innings r. H. f.
Pittsburgh 26OOI JOOo-lO 10 n
Baltimore ....2 o 3 O O. . 10
- Batteries: Dickson. Leclair and
Berry; Bailey, Smith. Quinn and Owens
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Euporia.
HcnrtlICtinc

Summary: Runs-Sutterlln CI. Amos
bv"rman. Francis. Goodwin. Briggs. Reed
Two use hits-Amos, Ovcrman. Three base
hit-BriSSS Stolen bases-Sutterlin. Amo'
ShauShnessy. Bases on bal!s-oh Overu'an.
:. off Owens. :. Struck ou,-by Ovcrran,
): by Owens >. Left on Observation-Disclosures
1. Emporia. =. Umpire. Williams.
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Blues VS.. First National postnoned
on account of military duties
Highland Park rs. McGilrs. at HighA
land Park.
poned on account of military duties.
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.Bnued FOR Frommc In seventh.
Score hy innings: r.
BOSTON ..............,.,......0 I n II
New York ...................0 olooa oC-'1
summary: Rurs-Lohert 50. Fletcher
Rurns 90, Promo. Moran. Egan. Cononly
90. NaEce tcl. Smith tcp. Maranviile t2)
Racan. Two-hase hits-MaranyMie -,
Burns ~. Smith ~. Connolly. MaEec Io-
bert, Brlincrd. Three-base hits-Schmjit
Fletcher. stolen bases Fletcher. Connolly
Sacrihre hit-Moran Double piay--EEan.
MarnryiIe and Schmidt Left on bases
New York. ,; Boston. .. Bases on balls
off Srhupp. I; off Fromme. /: off Ritter.
!. of Raran !. Hits--on Schupp in > 2-S
Ritter. in innings: off Rudolph in >
innings; of Raglan. In six innings. Struck
out--b% Schupp. 8: by Rudolph. .; by RaCar
!. First base on errors-Now York p I'm
pires. KLEIN and Emslic. Time, o:ie
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AMATEUR GAMES TODAY.
Commercial Icnrur

Hombrucos VS.. Richmond Electric. a
Byrd Park -
Burk IS. Formers. at Southsidc.
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Old Dominion League.
Federation IcnCue

Alcos VS.. Ashland. at Ashland.
y: s. kcllam vs.. Blue Bells. at Byr
Park.
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cook, IN in innings Time l:p Umpires
I Freeman and Harrison.
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81. Louis

fntsburSh ..'.:......,..... .....o . ! . $
summary: ';uns-Dolan. Miller Beck
Carey t2l. Johnston, Hnchman. Schanc
Mcpuillan. Two base hit-Schang. Three
hnes hits-Rsck. Johnston. Home run
Car"y. Sacrifice ny-Baird. Stolen bases
Rntler. Long, linchman. Earned runs-
ST Louis. ;; Pittsburgh. . Double play.
Baird. WHSnnr and Johnston. Left on bases
St LOUIS. IL. Pittsburgh. :. First base
en- crrors-St Louis. !. Bases hnils-on
DoHk. ,: of Griner. /: of Mc9uilIan >.
tiits--nf noak IN innings: of Crime
mono In inning. struck out-hy Doak. q.
ny Grncr !: by McQuillan. :. Passed hall :
SNYDER tol. Empires. Byron and Ortiz
Time. a:lc.
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Jefferson Ward League


jefferson Wnrd League
Highland Springs VS.. Church Hill, at
c. G. y.
Paramount Us. Cobbs. at Highland
Springs.
r. E. Lee VS. Metropoltans. ct oak
wood.
Athletic League.
Second Baptist VS.. Planters, at Rich
mond College.
Blues VS.. Gordon Metal Co. post
poned on account of military duties
Baraca VS.. Church Hin Athletic Ciab,
at Clark Springs.
Military League.
All games in this league postponed
on account of military exercises.
CITY League.
Capital City Athletics VS.. Laurel
Street. at lakewood.
Leigh street. VS.. Highland Park
Colts. at Barton Heights
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Newark beats Whales.

NEWARK, y. j.. May Newark de-
feated Chicago to-day, 5 TO 4.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Newark ...l4o0G 0x-5 10
Chicago 00O OOOO2 "a
Batteries: Black, Brennan. Black and
FISCHER; Moran and Rariden.
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STANDING OF CLIJBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York mt Boston.
Philadelphia mt BROOKLYN
st. Louis mt Pittsburgh
Cincinnati ut ChicnCo
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston. IL; New York. !.
Pittsburgh, q; st. Louis, 4.
Cincinnati. 0; Chicago, ,.
Phllndclphin-BroO (rnin).
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BASEBALL RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Buffalo, 8; RICHMOND, 3.
Montreal. 10; Jersey City, 8.
Providence, 1; Toronto, ..
(Only three scfieduled.)
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Sb. l. ht SCOT
WasI,tuCfDn

Batted for EnEel in sixth.
fBatted for No Bride in eighth.
IBatted Tor Hopper In eighth.
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Long Tom" Overman will probably
appear on the mound for the .,lcos in
the game against Ashland AT that
town. AS usual, the boys from the
flats" have corking good nine and
Overman will have to pitch in his best
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Providence.
-
Totals b 90 8 Totals 81 70 p

IU'HTs 10 ~ IotNIH s. " = :.
Rated for Kelly IL eighth
tRa'ted for Cook in eighth
iBhted for c"n:tock in SEVENTH
tRan for Pratt in seventh
p
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-07

H The islands OF the Philippi lines have
D total area Of 1ll55, 026 square miles
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new STAR
TO Local Society Folk is Miss
Margaret Gill to Appear in
Maid jim Clark sburg.

A new star, to local society folk,
will be seen at the Robinson Grand.
this evening i'm the presen tment of the
Elks- Marcato clubs musical comedy,
Maid In Clarksburg.1 the big play
that all Clarksburg Is talking about
the play which vii also be seen To-
morrow evening and in accordance
with the seat sale for this play each.
|preHentment viii be made 10 a packed
house. This star. who will appear
for the first time in local talent. In
this city. II Miss Margaret Gil
Miss ellis presence IN. this sterling
production Of musical mirth and
laughter will be felt from her first
appearance in the first act; until the
grand finale at the close of the last
act. Commanding al most pleasant
stage presence and a charming and
cultivated voice, Miss Gill Will prove
to be one Of the most pleasant sur
Iprises Of the evening which, liz going
ito contain more than one.
This young lady is to be seen ii a
character part #ot a dashing young,
widow. This part was originally
Written by the author to be assumed
by Mrs. Dr. Their Raymond but oW-
ing to the bsence Of Mrs. Raymond
from the city, Miss Gill was persuad-
ed to take this dftncult role. The
management achieved one Of the
greatest successes Of the show to-date
in selecting Miss CT for this part.
During the play NJ iss G llswill sin &,
Down by the Erie and I. Poor Ohm
o'Leary assis ted in each song BY the
boys, chorus Th lis chorus assisting
Miss ellis one of the big screams OF
the entire production and the two
aforesaid songs and the red tion Of,
same am BY his alented Young lady and
chorus will long be remembered.
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Canyon game preserve measured 10
fet from nose to tail
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Made Exclusively for People
WHO DEM AND QUALITY
Contains ohpI 2 0 per cent.
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Hair Dressing and
Dandruff sEsradicator
CHIA.sEs . A l j ] j d ].

UFsed by many Actresses,
K Actors and other Artists.
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OIL AND GAS

The latest discovery in the kind OF
I territory that has ben furnishing light
producers is Philadc lpllia con1pany's
NO. 3 on the MARY T.. Young farm, To-
Gated on West Fork River, Union dis
trfct, Harrison County, w. Va. The
we'll was drilled into the Gordon sand
last Saturday and since then has been
flowing by heads and produced 100
barrels tho first As hours The we'll
is estimated to be good for 90 barrels
q day. In the same district the same
company has the rig comp leted for No.
on the Fl. q. Maxwell 22J acres w.
Brent Maxwell has started to drill his
No. rs on his OWL Farm.
On the South Fork Of Hughes River.
Murphy diHtfiets ar itehie County the
Hope Natural las Company has drill
ed its test on the III. s. Stewart farm
through tile Berea grit and has light
gasser. On Indian Erek, in the same
district, tho Same company has now
drilled its test on the J amcs IIardman
farm through tile Berea grit and has
found alight gas pressure in the Low
er formation
In Union district, Clay County, the
Craig Oil Company has drilled a sec
ond test on the ]: Craig & Sons
farm through the Big Injun sand and
has a show for a 10-barrel pumRer.
This location is 500 feet north of the
first test on this farm. In tho Same
dlstrict the only well tarting is the
Davenport Oil e Gas Company's No.
I3 on the Frank Cox farm.
IN Union district. Peasants ounty,
the Simmons Oil Company IS down
900 fet at a test on the j. . Il. Kemp
fo
Tyler county Harry Worden q Co
have started Ia drill test on the
Mercy Wells farm. u A1lckin4 dis rict
Tyndall & Dinsnloor are due in the
Keener sand at a test on the j. r.
Jewell farm. Tie Octo# Oil Company
has sta rted to drill no. % on the NJ,
b Holdren farm. S
In the shallow sand Territory IN
Sou heasteTn Ohio, in the prospectiv
new Berea grit pool in Section 81 IS
land Greek township, ] effefson#eounty
the outlook fol- developing anew pool
as not so 5prOmising In the Vicinity
9th eirs good we'll on the w. w. Win
tsrs farm, Cashier Bros. have drilled
Their test on the y. e. and L. %. Tod
TOW farm thro1g gil the BereaS grit and
have a very light show Of oil /. The
Winters farm test is producing about
10 barrels a day 2 II Il.
In Summit township. Monroe Co,1n-
ty, p. Cunning & co. have com
pleted second test on the John Den.
bow farm and have Il $dustei in the.
Big Lime. IN the same locality Matt
& Co. have comp leted No. 81 on the
Catherine Zeigle fam and; have a
light Easser nthe AIaNon sand. IN
Malaga tow sllip ], George Nandergrift
Go. a re DIFF ing a second test on the
Catherine Slrrade Ell farm. Staudt,
Smith ~ Co: are due in the sand at
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The New York Morning Telegraph
says that in the cast Of Too Much
Mustard n musical revue, Isl a singer
and dancer, Marie IlaTarre, who is
the daughter Of the famous Barnunl
freak, 10. the dog-faced boy Jo7Jo
himself is now an old man living in
Australia and still on the frealsish
trail, as he has constructed a gorilla
which fooled even the astute fooler Of
the public. Jo-Jo's real name was
ssIarcelle.
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women, too. cannot praise Lydia 81.
Plnkham s Vegetable Cong onnd enough
Tor / know never would have been as
well If ] had not takenit and recon
mend # 20 suffering women
Daughter Helped Also.
5.s#t.I gave it tony daughter when sf,e
was thirteen years old. She was IN
school and was a nervous wreck, and
could not sleep nights. Now she looks
80 healthy that even the doctor speaks
Of it.. You can publish this letter,if YOU
like. - Mrs. REEA BOWMAN, 16l S. 10th
Street, Ironton. Ohio. 7@
Why will women continue to suffer
day IN and day out and drag out q sickly.
half-hearted existence, missing three
tourths Of the JOY of living, when they
can lind health in Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound?
TIC you have the SLIGHTEST do,,I,t
Ltlat Lydia ID. PinkIam' Vercta-
DleC0mpOu1dwiIl help yoll,Write
20 Observation-Disclosures iedfcfneC Go.
8tconfidentiall Lynn, lass, for adj
vice: H0ur letferWill be opened,
read and answered by q woman
ana held In strict nfidence.
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MARY AIAIROS.
5fff s5s BY Counsel.
&SPERRT ttorneys: s,Fss
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J. 3 Ed Gle I2aniiel Knapp farn, n


Near stockpor Malta township.
| MORGAN .Gouu Ross Bros. have drill
Led Mo- on the Clyde .Sewsume farm
through the Peker sand aud nave q
| light p1imper Penn township
Charles ID. Afosiie e CO. he ,drril Ing
10. on the Rachel Ia. IIarkins farm
On the Edwin Crew farm. adioining
the Harkins farm On the south. Bow
man Bros. have started to drill u test
well ss
Van Fleet e. Co. have con,plnted. Nn,.
81 on the afargaret i Mcbride I'm
and has Eas buster In the sam e a rs
trict Pratt & Crawford are driIlins Il
second test on the 4. r. Bartles farm
and EanF Get & Co have started to
drill a test on the fIEffza1Rth AIalls
"a This IS the first new work in
aIelgs count for some months
In the Bremen district, IN u R,,sil
IGrek township. Fairfield County. the:
Carter Oil Company has started u test
on the Bert Seifert farm, located 700
let south OF No. 4 on the. M. C. Nc
landllsh farm. In the Union Furnace
district, Starr township blocking
county, the Union Furnace Oil Com
pany's no. is producing 20 barrels.
The Preston Oil Company,s 10. q On 81
the Andrew and Ida Relnscheld farm
and also on the III. E. e. ar. n. Shaw
farm are prod ucins 70 and 100 barrels
respectively
The Oil Market.
PENNSYLVANIA s1.35. Mercer black
2 q, New Castle Corning Sc Ca
bell 8 &, Worth Ma So, South Lima
8 8: Princeton "a Wooster 50 IL o, In;
diana Sc, Somerset so, Ragland 6s.
Illinois, Kansas sl.4Q; Oklahoma.
40 Gorsicana \ light 4 q !. Corsican;lI
Caddo ss degrees SO Caddo SIS de-
grees so. Gaddo 80 degrees s., Cad
do crude S.. Canada SIPS.
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SUMMONS, 4 4 /
V, u!

STATE or WEST VIRGINIA.
10 tlle Sheriff OF Harrison County,
| You are hereby commanded u suns
mon George Mairns to appear before the
Judge Of our Circuit Court Of Harrison
said Court, on the last MondaS in April
hibited ataislst him III oa i'll said Court So
Mary Majres and have then there this
wrJ t.
our said Court, at the Courthouse Of the
said county. this 3 day OF April, ID 15,
and IN the Sd year ct the state:
order OF Pnhuoation.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At Rules held In the OH Of the. ClerlSi
lon gRtlay he 5til day ST. APRIL, 2 ~.
Mar 8 s1A5 e Tla5atIfi.
GEORGE M4 osssas y Rsf gais:
S The object Of the above entitled suit
lis for tie plaintin to obtain a divorce
from the bonds OF mai ttnony5 existing
Between her and the defendant
filed In said suit tnat the said George
5AIajros Is III nom resident Of this State,
at Is ordered that he do .appea 3 within
publication Of this order and do what
is necessaTy to protect his interests.
i'er ]; n, "a, I. y, IN. 4,
day OF Aprila1 Al s.
tI. WADE COLEMAN. Clerk.
ESPERRY & SPERR ss555#l 5 9
Counsel for Plairtt ff.
Notice to Take Dispositions
MARY NIAJROS.
Ms. In Chancery. 4
GEORGE AIAJFsQs.
no George AIa1ros. ssS;.#
q! Take notice that the deposihons Of
Larry CaYalie and s1lnd ~ 4otalcr 81 illnesses
Will be- taken ait the law Office Of Sperry,
g Sperry,#Elnpire5br bur ldlng. In the Gttv-uf
[ElakrsburE. Harrison County, West Nfr-s
Elnla. on the z at1l day of April, 1919.
and 1896 o'clock r. NJ q, tn be read III.
evidence on the hearing Of the above
entitled cause on behalf Of the plaintiff.
~ from any cause the talking OF the.
same shall not be comm nced, n or being
commenced. sl1ala iiot! be comp eted on
that day. the taking thereon. wi III be ad-
Journed sf rom time to time and place TO,
place unit they are cpnip1e ted.
ours etc. sgE
" MAR MI AI1A.IROS
ssfffsE .Sss S4Es BY Counsel.
|SPERRY x. SPERRY. al torneys5 MT
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years When I be-
\ gan to take Lydia e.
Finklham's Vcgeta
| bic g Compound T
could !: not sit up. I. I.
had = ]: female troubles
"a; and 4 was very nerz
vous. I used the.
remedies q {: q year and
q can do my work
and for B the last eight.
"a o',.n''ths I b ave.
wnrkn1 Ft,r .n+ha-
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WOMAN C'|0'I|IIIJ
NO [ | ST Up
No,s Does Her Own Work.
! lydia e =. Pi !, ham ! " geta-
BILE Compound Helped Her.

Ironton, Ohio rs Z am "a enjoying bet
rihealth now than have for twelve
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~ Charles Clary the ell know selig!
leading man, is whose photo plays he
appeared for five years, has become
n member OF the Reliance and Males
tic Hol lytWood stud los At sis
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"a mountain Ion XII led in the Grand
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-23
!, LA PLAZA DE PRZEMYSL

n1cleo central, que es la plaza, y en- Gu
yoS fuertes de cintura hay instalada
artiller1a de alcance intermedio Los
sectores mas fuertes son los de la orr
LA derecha del San, situados a s y IL
kilometres del n1cleo central, que pro
tegen los puentes de las Was ferreas y
en- las carreteras. La defensa de estos
sectores esta completada por una Sc
gunda l1nea de fuertes. Las obras mas
poderosas son las del sudeste sobre los
montes SiGotria a 10 largo del ferro-
carril de Lemberg.
El ataque por este punto esta consl
dorado como impossible. La parte sur
de este frente es mas debil, va que a
una distancia de cinco y seis Kilometres
delante de la Inca de fuertes Sc en-
cuentran los monteS 5urulga y Club
Paneki, que ofrecen excelentes posicio-
nes para un ataque Sin duda alguna,
este lado deben pertenecer los dos
fuertes de que dicen los rusos haberse
apoderado.
La Inca defensive del frente norte y
la de la izquierda del San, estan seis
kilometres distantes de los puentes. Ell
centric de la defensa en- esas l1neas son
ell pueblo de Leutovnia, que domlna
ell vale de la orilla izquierda del San
Y ell monte Karsemarowa, a seis kil0-
metros al noroeste
Otro frente de ataque mas dlflcll es
ell del noroeste por Kosenitza, entire el
monte citado mas arriba ell Leiovoz-
vie. Hay que excluir, sin embargo,
la possession de Przemysl por un asalto
rapido. No es de las plazas que Sc to-
man as1. Necesitan un sitio en- regla
Y numerosa patente artillerla para If
batiendo los fuertes 81 bic mes SECURE
que. por SUI decentralization y por su
aislamiento, los austriacos no pueden
organizar nj mantener una larga resls-
tencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-23

Londres, Enero 2.-Esta importante
plaza, considerable la llave de la Galit-
zia, Sc halla rodeada por los rusos. No
ha detenido al ejercito moscovita en- su
marcha triunfal, por cuanto Sc sabe of
cialmente y por muchos y seguros con-
ductos que los ej6rcitos del Gar ST.
guen persiguiendo los austriacos, 10
mismo a las fuerzas que por ell Sur Sc
internaron por los Carpatos que las
que por ell norte siguieron Ia orilla dere-
cha del VIstula. Pero es indudable que
ell Estado Mayor ruso ha tenido que de-
jar un n1cleo fuerte por 10 menos de
250.0O0 hombres para observar 8 alta
car la plaza.
Porque contra 10 que Sc habla dicho,
en- Przemysl hay mas de 100000 aus
triacos. Cierto que la guarnici6n de la
plaza campos atrincherados no es mas
que de 10000 hombres, mas los austria
cos, en- su precipitada retirada no tu-
V1orOu Ll0uLIpO u0 VOldE lOS puC11UCo oOU1 =
ell rio San, y los rusos, en- su ala dere-
cha, sc movieron con tai rapidez, que
ocuparon ell puente de KrzesOw, cuando
un cuerpo entero del ej6rcito austrlaco
no habia atn pasado ell rio .por Otro
puente mas al Sur y este viendose cor
tado, no tuvo otro remedio que refu
giarse en- la plaza fuerte Con este y Ell
contingente de algunos Otros regimen
tos desconcertados en- la fuga, es casl
SECURE que las fuerzas de Przemysl pa
sen de 10000 hombres.
La importancia de esta plaza Sc com
prende con solo decir que es ell centro de
las lineas f6rreas que de la Galltzla
oriental van a Cracovia, Viena y Buda
pest. Sus obras permanentes de de-
defensa son formidables y contienen
caiiones de grueso y mediano calibre.
Ell campo atrincherado cuenta cuatro
reductor grandes y treinta mas peque-
nos todos acorazados en- torno de un
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-23
Casa de Espana
en- Puerto Rico
SECCION DE SAN JUAN
Convocatoria a Junta General
ordinaria.

Por acuerdo de la Junta Directiva
tornado en- 4 de los corrientes Sc con-
voca los socios de esta Secci6n 4 Jun
ia general ordinaria que habra de cele-
brarse ell d1a 81 de este mes a las dos
de su tarde en- los salones del Casino
Espanol de esta ciudad.
Para tomar parte en- dicha Junta Sc
requiere indispensablemente estar al
corriente en- ell pago de la Quota social.
San Juan, 8 de enero de 1915.
A. Sarmiento,
Presidente
Advt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-23
demandante,
N1mero 241O.
Cobro de pesos.

NOOIO uo PeSOS.
Yo, Juan Requena Cruz, Marshal de
la Corte municipal del distrito judicial
municipal de San Juan, Puerto Rico
Hago saber: que ell dia 20 de Enero
proximo y bora de las 2 p. m. y para
pagar al demandante la suma recla
mada, intereses, gastos, desembolsos v
costas, cumpliendo 6rden de ejecuci6n
de sentencia, proceder6 a vender en- p1-
blica subasta, al mejor postor, la finca
siguiente:
Urbana. Casa terrera, de MADEIRA,
techada de zinc, radicada en- la parte
Norte del barrio de Santurce de esta
ciudad, en- lindes por sus cuatro puntos
cardinales con Luis Pedrosa, 4 quien
pertenece ell solar en- que la casa radi-
ca; anotado al folio 18O del tomo 33 de
Santurce Norte, fnca n1mero 1856,
anotaci6n letra A.
Sc hace saber los licitadores que ell
preclo Ell que Sc remate la fnca rese-
nada debera ser satisfecho en- ell acto
de la adjudication, que sera Ell de la
subasta, la cual tendra efecto en- mi
oficina sta Ell los altos de la casa n1
nero IA de la calle de San Jose de
asta ciudad.
DE la parte actora es abogado don
Emigdio S. GINORIO.
Dado bajo mi frma en- San Juan de
Puerto Rico, de Enero de 1915.
Juan Requena,
Marshal de la Corte Municipal de
San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-23
Ell DOCTOR RIVERO
CIRUJANO GENERAL

Especialista en Afecciones de la Mu-
jer y de la Nar1z, Garganta y Oidos, ha
trasladado SUI domicilio la calle Roo,
sevelt (Miramar) .-Telef. 1872 rojo.
Su Oficina en- San Juan: Altos Anti
qua Farmacia Guillermety.
Telef. $50. De q 4 de la tarde.
Advt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-23
Vapor Espanol "Cadiz"
DE PINILLOs IZQUIERDo & CO.,
DE CADIZ.

Uno de los tres hermosos trasatlan-
ticos que han venido prestando inme-
jorables servicios al passage en- su via
jes a la Argentina y destinados ahora
a esta carrera, 10 despacharemos ell %
Q "a del corriente para Santiago de
Cuba y Habana. Poseen lujosas CANA
ra con camarotes individuales un ser
vicio en- general esmerad1simo.
Para informes generates,
Sus Agentes
Sobrino de Izquierdo & Co., Succs.
Advt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-23
Dr.. NJ, Fernandez Mater

Especialista en- Intermediates de los
1ilos y en- partos.
Gabinete de electroterapia y ra-
yos x.
Tratamiento del histerismo Y las
afecciones nerviosas por ell hipnotismo
! Ia suggestion.
Consultas, de 2 a q P. M-Ofcina,
San Justo No. II altos. Farmacia Gui-
Ilermety.
Telefono, 727 negro.
Residencia: parada 615, Carretera-
Puerta de TERRA.
Gratis los pobres. Advt.