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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17
CORRECT

"A, B. G. ID, u. r, G-what comes
after G?" asked the teacher.
Whit" cried the small boy in
tho front seat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17

Mrs. Bernie Rising filed suit for
divorce Tuesday. alleging her hus-
band had held her up and at point
Of gun and taken diamonds valued
at $500.
Central Council OF Social Agen-
cies to hold monthly meeting in
assembly hail Of New Chamber OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17

and bad surroundings made criminal of him. It's
over now, but I'm going to devote the rest of my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17

70 tne I'VE OF the average adult
moderate amount o, good food.
with not too much meat. and the
drinking Of plenty Of pure water.
VIII keep the digestion and Kidneys
In such coalition as 10 avoid many
OF the troubles OF later life.
Temperance in eating and drink.
inR. tho avoidance ms much As pos.
sibie OF any nervous strain. and the
indulgence in 10 or 20 minutes OF
exercise nlEht and morning these
give the best insurance OF long
and happy life.
Some physical defects. however
will develop IN all people as they
pass middle life. Every one over "a
should have complete physical ex
animation once n year by compe
tent physician. so that any disease
may be detected at tia beginning
and checked before It does its dead
ly work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17
GRIP ED

I'm now In the crippled fur
nlture business
What on earth In that7'
Making one-armed chairs
for quick lunch rooms"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-11-17

Nc, women are not
suspicious creatures.
Nsay Of EN- will
trust q man when
uhe grocer won't.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-11-12
GOOD ROAD FROM
VERY BAD ONE
Road overseer n. c. Cotsnn. Of Mead.
Has Made Probably the Bsss Roai
IN the County From Forsncrly
Hard Road 20 HauI.

Road 0verseer n c. Cotton. %
Mead. has accomplished thinzs in
the making OF good roads that many
people have asserted were impossible.
and has set al example o. what can
be accomplished in road work thar
every orerseer in the community viii
do well 10 pattern after.
The read running west fron Mead
Is naturally a bad road There are
many httle hills and rocks. aad lots
OF sand-the combination that Is
ually results IN the woTs- roads mag
Unable Not a great while ago the
road was The dread 81 every maA
sIonr it who had loads To hau1 20 the
market but TOW the road is not onlr
a Noor 90 the farmer with bis loaded
wagon. but q delish, 70 autois,s as
well Cotton and hls helDer- have
cut down tha Hills blasted Dut .hs
rocks. graded the road 20 oe-tes.
leaving the miidle higher tA1n sithe-
side. forcing the water 90 ru1 to the
sides. fi.chei the road 0erfectry OF
either side. PLACED clay OF The saldv
spots. and bu.it good cuive-ts and
small b-idEes across the bra2ches
and yery low places This with an
occasional dragging. makes q dir
road that viil always b. good. an
one that vill save 10 those who must
haal their products over "a. many dol
lars In horse flesh and the wear and
tear on vehicles.
On the entre road there = aci
nov hollow OF hump. nor a sdling
place nor . ruL not rock larger
tnan = walnut. and with ample room
for two wagons TO pass without eth
er going into the ditch. The drainage
has been carefully studied. and nc
matter how hard the rain. 10 water
can stand on the rosd. for the center
at AZ point is higher thaa sac sides.
and at either side runs ditch sutfi-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-11-12
PLATTER AND DURaNT
X. of rs CONSOLIDATE

The Platter K % p lodge met on
Tuesday night a: Platter and de,ided
to conolsdate with DuTant Lodge No.
l72 The Platter LODGE had been in
v'ed 10 consolidate with the Local
lodge several days ago. and the lat
ter was inYiiei 20 meet with the or
rsnzztion az Platter
Several q The members from here
took advsntage CT the invitation and
went 70 Platter Tuesday afternoon in
tars and m7t with the lodge there IN
- evening. n re party thai vent
from here were. Rues Taylor, tohn
Pcns. wiz Leach. Ion Waits. Clint
Ethrldze. q. L. shannon. G. a. Wood
ward. T. J. sexton, " NJ Womack.
c W EARLY. =. Z. Kendall. and Aug
Kruger of Keirsey-
After the opening o. the meeting
the members o. the Platter iodEe
voted unanimously TO consolidate
with the Dudant lodge. after the
business OF the evening an elegant
BANQUET was served and a general
zoo dtine was had by the Platter
members and the Durant visitors.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-11-12
Your Winter Underwear VIII
Cost You Less if Bought
at This Store

purchases special
you Men Women Boys
and Girs Standard goods at low prices
womens regular
better than usual goods. marked
Heavy Weight Ecu Vests and Pants regular extra
don't find good elsewhere at quarter marked
per garment 25e
Medium Weight Beaehed Ribbed and Pants
ular and sizes silk trimmed elsewhere soc marked here
Beaehed Ribbed Union ankle length
garment o.. D.. o..
Ribbed suits length
per garment 25e
Beaehea Ribbed nicely
trimmed standard of excellence priced soc
Elastic Ribbed shirts and Drawers full
nicely i'mnneda al 'sSe
Heavy Gray shirts
ohIy 49,. ..... ssc
Heavy Gray Shirts
only .45e
Ribbed Shirts Drawers andosd size
respect marked each 45c
FleeceIAned Union Suits. priced at $f0O
Boys Heavy Gray Feese-Lned Shirts
ment only 1oe
Boys Heavy than the
usual half dollar kind. garment SOC
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-11-12

e.cui 20 earn TO ths branches a.
uuca vafer as siii ever fsn
one has TO SO cver tn.s read 10
oeaiiy Appreciate the extent cf NJ.
Coiscrrs sscc.Npiisaacui or making 4
first cisss roaa oi alshcrtc tiiross
iarsssa1ie trsA His u5rE sas put
te sazne the feeble attempts oi oiLrr
otersecrs in distrets uatrs reads
are lreaty isvei z-t etsr rocks
s.nd art hill are uasnopa ASS
things couedsrel. 80 81 easily ihe b.s
e. -rtry roat On fl.c courty. alihcast
lc road frcn cstt1 90 R.ue sdsc-.
between Cadd1 anc Durart. is q rcst
read But the iete- daer not shov
fte reslli % as much u1Es and v.a--
rlnr As fhe Mead read. ard vig ar.
E.vo as much service vithcli mora
labor The Highway between Dorant
ard Caiera- uAle considered g Eoct
read. IS not in tas class with thc
Mead rcld- ard few o.hcrs En the'
county. save t1e read about which
this is vritton. compare even favor
ably wiih the Ca1do rold ard the
Highway TO Calcrz-
a few miles west o. Mcad. a ute
road runs south from this good road
20 Be- not as rocky as the c-her former
Is vas. but is pretty rough LarEe
trees stand IN the middle q the road 4
ard traffic has been EoinE around /
them. Washed places are frequent. {
and sidling places ard ruts are com f
mon. 1lr Cotton is nov ~ work c- .
this He has SGT bis pattern on eth :
81 side with his road n3ov AID is
working inwart. With the idea CT
making the surface Slightly rolling {
to either side and higher in the cen
ter. The large trees I'll D. blasted 4
out and the holes filled up The
low places. where water stands. ari
TIRE ruts and the sidlinE places win Pc
filled CT and graded, and this road I
viii b. as good. when Cotton finishes
IL. as the road crossing a.
In Cotton's neishborhood. the peo-
pie know that when theT work ihc +.
reads they do a biz days vork. and
AZ hard a days work as any % theTi +.
40 in following their own purFuits- /
This. coupled with the fact that an 4
in the community whom the laW says I
shan Eork roads. WOrk them, and 4
that the overseer puts his ova whole
mind and body into the effort. has
brought results as set out
In lots of places Sc IS considered q 4
icks TO b. warned oUs TO Eors the I
roads In talking with O farmer
-rseud the other dav We c-sraiiy \
II eluo.ed the Mead road ard thc \
-rt that IS being done on g. our
--and laurhed. ami said somethinS 7
De ri- Of which is ae follows \
i6 my read work recently. workin i
--vs.if and tcom day u i7y vF
sii q Fairly rocd ,1-c nerrF' work re
,.e seemed 10 care wbefhe- auyihing
vas s7re further iha- sr~stctirg thc Z
.op % the -o.i ard throwing some I
aay into d Tow place and the rea-.i \
-zs that. although there were seVerel
b Us ard our teams at work moth i
nr az an worth while was accom-
1i.shed"
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-11-12
THIN UNDER PRICE

THIN UNDER PRICE
women's. Misses Juniors and Children's sir-
IS in BLACK. novelty mixtures and Sports Coats
representing values that were made 10 sell up
TO $3.50. a grand total OF more than fifty
good coats At this low price.
Well made stylish cut and trimmed Coats IN
an extensive range OF novelty trimmed fabrics
Black fabrics. such pOplins and vcliurs.
Regular lengths. three-euarter lengths and
sports coats in values that we're considered
correctly priced some ten days ago at SIs 50.
UNDER-PRICE PURCHASE S8.7I
When We say values up 10 $500 in Coats
al S9.75." We mean Just exactly that and you
will aEree with us that these coats viii ab-
solutely Justify US in making this statement.
Hundreds OF unusually good $500 Coats
have found their way into our big garment sec
tions is marked for November selling at S9.75
BLACK Coats. Novelty Coats. and Fancy sport
Goats
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-11-12
From Your Viewpoint or Ours, Il
Satisfactory4Sho
IN this portion Of 4

~
Satisfactory large saiessatistact
selling vauesivine materials
Hundreds pairs just received a
actory's surplus stock which
Ss Pair Womens i5button Boots VamPs. Gray
Crayanette cloth Welt
uar selling price S4.00. priced here
Womsn's Turn sole Patent Lace Shoes. Pawn
Tops. shown several style
$3.50; find the mhere
Womens Patent Overgater style Boots
Cloth Tops welt scles. Half
lot. worth regularly $3.5e
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-11-12

20 STYLISH SILK DRESSES FROM
OUR MAMMOTH NIW YORK IN
DER-PBICE PURCHASE-NARKtp
TINS WEEK WITH UNDER-PdCE
TICKETS.
Hand dsome new street and afternoon
Dresses VIII receive their first show
ir- this week. More thar s0e SILK
Dresses Ringing IN value. ron sl4.So
10 sss.5e. vo0e offered 10 Us AZ
great price concessions. This offer
vas accepted and the iot divided
snoag cur differen, stores. This
stores portion Of this shipment has
Just been received and arc now IN
stock divided into three great lots
for easy choosing ot
s9.75. Si4.7s, sis-75 and s2c.TS
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-11-12
Coats
$4.75
Coats
$S.75
Coats
Ss.75

stack after stack OF
NEWS AND BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT in the last
stok equal to the demand for GOOD weiada
CLOTHING priced as oaiy Perkins Bros Co dare to marx
Cothing-
When purchase prices On any line ot
merchandise invariably saving with customers
heaceyou values Mems and Bows Clothing
Oveeoats p this STORE duTine the next few weeks
Boys Bs variety o. Doub!Braasted and Norfolk
styles gray brown Fancy Casseres specially priced
s. 20 sisl-es on this special lot range from made
norfolk models OF grade fancy aool Casmeres suits
that have all locks priced here At only $50
-, -. rs.. S,ts q s5-Tu tie suft the boy
Coat and Pants and an q pair fun lined
made Cashmere in fancy broWs and grays oSasn
unserprice marked special at only S4So
Young Special SuitFrom our reeert big purchase o
Clothing styles OF Young Mems suits IN ue
stylish English model Of fa0cy cassimer made Of reg
uar sIs 50 woolens. marked al $50
Another is o. regular fine wors,ed sfe5o
These arc extra values and should see them
MEMS srr Of fine grade Of a~ooi NaTF
~G fan to find sometimes IN even fl.eO u
s,yishy trimmed. fu run Of sizes ahd sPea
sc--e suits this price Ne show fine weave all
wool Navy Serge standard weight made in regular sizes
also s.ouis s that t any customer aso mace
IN novelty young tailored hieh class manner
throurhout a big trade winner with at sASa'
lns Fancy the price intend to pay or me
New ran suit you can undoubtedly suited for biz
srovine includes fabrics made 70 n in either
conservative novelty models Our o. pricing 'ohins
-, , ., ,or FOR we can show you that we easily you
from fancy Suit may select We make
no extra charge Sims. stou or extra sizes
Novelty suits at sos5, sia5o, SIS. 5000 and ssi5o
~9&sSS % 8 9 9 9 8 . . . 80 . > . % -
8 SPECIAL yAIIFs IN MEMS
. CASHMERE PANTS
Our recent underprce Clothing purchase inciunes
. large lot OF fancy Pants M good assortment
OF sizes regular sass goods that We have d.
. vtsed IN Two quick selling Find your size and
get sn extra good pair saving The $3.50 lot
. Is marked II $50
. sass lot is marked 80 Si'S
s4A~a@~AeH%~~~~A ~AAses4~eee ess4Ns
New shipment of Mems receyed giving
re fu range Of sizes in special quality $3.50 ssoo
and sf95.
syFCAI BLACK ovERCoATs AT $495-
shown in good quality Fast Black Ksrsey in the popular
4snch length full lined Velvet Cellar coat you VIII
recognize as a standard $3.50 All price sfso
BOYS MACKINAw COATS
Heavy Brown and Red Plaid to s. Double
Breasted Norfolks. marked - S--f'
BlG BOYS MACKISAws-
sxcelent quality heavy materials. priced at $3.50
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-11-12

NOvEITY COATS 4 ADVANCE or SEASON An ENp-oF-sEA-
Our newest shipment o. wouens prove
douoiy attractive 60 comm
first Of the cooler days Buy the
seaoOn before you at lowest price quotations.
WE BoTGFT COATS UNDER-PRICF W. ARE SIZZLING,
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-11-12

MERCHANDISE INCLUDED IN thus RECORD BRE
VELVET DRESSES ss9 SuKD
PLUSH
1925 NOVELTY CLOTH COATS fe
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-11-12
Thousands Of Underpriced Carr

PERKINS BROS CO. receive the largest shipment of Women
result Of the successful trip made to the New York
owear stock equal to the demands that daily being made
the second Fill-h trip Huno
81 % WE ,sn Hssn to-wear garments horou
X As.ze2 k110S the idea of buying firstclaSs
- @: TOWN than regular prices.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-25
Un desacato frustrado

Continuation de la Ia. plana.)
ell referido suelto no constituye ning1n
desacato para la Camara, q. los q. real
mente estan cada momento injurian-
do sin razon alguna los representan-
tes del pals, son los nefastos compaferos
de Aybar, quienes utilizan la tribuna
que debiera ser para la educaci6n po-
pular, con el fin de hacer propaganda
disociadora. 7 que no obstante el De-
legado Aybar no protesta de esas inju-
rias de sus companeros de la Fedora
ci6n Libre que tan a menudo Sc con-
gregan alrededor de una bandera roia
que actualmente es I'm verdadero sim
bolo de delincuencia en- ell pals.
Mientras el senor D1az Navarro ha-
blaba, Ell Delegado Aybar hizo varios
gestos que obligaron al orador a darle
una leccion parlamentaria, recordan-
dole que estaba haciendole ell honor de
dirigirle la palabra. Aybar quiso inte-
rrumplr al eminente orador para ha
cerle una pregunta, a 10 caal contest6
este: no permito ninguna interruption
a su senor1a.
El senior D1az Navarro habl6 tambien
de GUAM desacreditadas estan las cam
panas de difamaci6n y de escandalo de
la Federation, a las que no tiene mie-
do nj lie importan, porque la prueba de
10 lneficaces que resultan la ha tenido
el en- que cada vez que ha sido comba-
lido por los propagandistas de la Fe-
deraci6n, ha obtenido mas amplia la
contianza popular, refejada en- un ma
yor n1mero de votos para miembro del
Parlamento.
Concluy6 ell seiior D1az Navarro pi-
diendo que la Camara derrotase la mo-
ci6n.
El senior Rossy habl6 brevemente. v
Sc manifesto igualmente en- ell sentido
de que ell suelto "Aybar no rompe un
plato" es una cr1tica personal, con la
cual no tiene NADIA que yer la Camara
Pidio Ell senior Rossy al Delegado Ay-
bar que retirase la moci6n, a 10 cual
accedi6 este, terminando asi ell inciden-
te.
De todos modos, la Camara Sc mani
testo unanime en- contra de la absurda
tiranica moci6n fracasada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-25
Cine "Tres Banderas''

Hoy jueves, colossal estreno de la ma
ravillosa cinta en- 20 parties del inmor-
tai Alexandra Dumas, titulada. ''LA
DANA DE MONSEREAU"
Esta admirable cinta de la renombra-
Ga casa francesa ECLAIR, de Paris
presentada al p1blico por artistas no
tablllslmos en- ell arte cinematografco.
ha alcanzado un 6xito tan grande Que
ha causado asombro en- ell mundo ente-
ro. Ha sido sacada de la obra de un ge-
MO como ell de Alexandra Dumas. y
puesta en- escena por una empresa de
competentes artistas como los de Ia casa
ECLAIR, que han hecho una verdade-
ra maravilla cinematografca, tanto en-
la belleza de sus admirables paisaies.
como en- el lujo y arte de. sus escenas re-
sultando 10 mas perfecto que Sc ha
creado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-25
N 0 TICIA S

Ell dla II del corriente Sc llevaron 4
efecto los examenes para mternos en-
ell New York City Hospital, hahiendc.
salido con ell diploma de honor el icsYsep
doctor Leandro Lopez de la Rosa.
Dlcho joven cursa sus estudios en- ell
Jefferson Medical Collegesde Filadelfa.
Sc presentaron a los examenes un n1-
nero de 81, saliendo aprobados sola-
mente "A, entire eNos, ell i1nico puerto
rriqueno, ea joven de la Rosa, que en-
pezara su labor en- ell New York CITY
Hospital para ell pr6ximo JUNO.
Ell BOLETIN felcita al joven doctor
por SUI triunfo, as1 como a sus hermanos
D. Francisco y D. Felix Lopez, pertene
cientes, ell primero al comercio de Bro
oklyn y ell segundo al de esta ciudad.
RESFRIA@O cAUSAN 0OLOR &c
CABEZA LAXATIVE BROMO QUININA, desvia
la curando tambien La Grippe Influenza, Pa
ludsmo Fiebres Solo hay ur 'BROMO QUININA.
T.
En- la parada 16, ell autom6vil 858,
guiado por ell chauffeur Jose Bascaran,
arrollo al muchacho Carlos Serrano, de
trece amos de edad, causandole la frac-
tura de una pierna.
Ell nifio fue llevado al Hospital.
De la investigation practicada, resul-
ia que ell chauffeur no 'ha sido culpa-
BILE de este desgraciado suceso.
Ha dido I'd. algo respecto Pam
ala? Es un nuevo remedio para ell Pa
ludismO, no contiene quinina, nj droga
alguna perniciosa. Pruebelo
Febrero 25, 1915.-El transporte In
giles de tropas No. 1872, fu6 torpedeado
y hundido por un submarine aleman
cerca de Beacky Head; igualmente ell
vapor ingles Cakbey cerca de Rye. La
tripulacion de este 1ltimo Sc salvo. Ell
Crueero Mercante ingles Clan Mac
Naughton con su tripulaci6n de 28O
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-25
OPERACIONES EN- LOS
DARDANELOS.

Londres, 24.-(OfciaI. Una fuerte
tempestad del sur-oeste ha interrumpi-
do las operacionues navales contra los
Dardanelos Los fuertes exteriores
han sufrido serias aver1as como result
tado del bombardeo del 19 de febrero
AEROPLANOS ALEMANES HACIA
INGLATERRA.
Londres, 24.-Seg1n un despacho de
Colchester 4 la Prensa Asociada aver,
como a las cinco de la tarde varios
aeroplanos alemanes pasaron por la
costa oriental dc Inglaterra.
Londres, 25.-(OfciaD. Un buque
de los que hacen ell servicio de pasaje-
ros entire Foklestone y Bolonia fue ata-
cado por un submarine aleman POGO
despues de haber salido de este tltimo
puerto. Ell torpedo pas6 25 metros de-
lante de la proa del nav1o. Los pasa-
jeros, en- n1mero de 90 eran paisanos,
encontrandOse entire ellos varios s1bdi-
tos de naciones neutrales.
Londres, 25 Ell vapor noruego ere
gin' Sc fue pique esta manana fren-
tie a Dover. Ell barco ha sido hundido
por una nina un torpedo aleman. Su
tripulaci6n de % hombres fue salvada.
Ell "Regin" tra1a un cargamento de
carbon de Tyne Burdeos. Ell buque
Sc hundi6 diez minutes despu6s de la
explosion. La tripulaci6n lego q Do
yer esta tarde. Ellos Green que su bar
co ha sido hundido por un submarine
aleman
Berlin, 25.-El vapor americana
"Carib" Sc ha hundido frente la
costa de Alemania en- ell mar del nor
te al chocar con una nina de contacto.
El buque hab1a seguido la ruta trazada
por el Departamento de Marina. Ell
buque ten1a una tripulaci6n de 80 hon.
bres y trala un cargamento de 1000
pacas de algod6n
Londres, 25.-(OfciaD. Ell enemigo
ha continuado desplegando gran acti-
vidad en- las inmediacicnes de Ypres
donde han tenido lugar muchos alta
Ques y contra -ataques. Ell 81 de febre-
70 a las de la mahana Ell enemigo hizo
volar una serie de minas que destruye-
ron una de nuestrass trincheras. Ense-
guida nuestras, tropas ocuparon otra
trinchera que hab1a sido preparada a
corta dlstancia en- retaguardia, impi-
diendo asl el avance del enemigo. Ger
ca de Vivenchy nuestra infanter1a des-
pues. un reclo bombardeo, capture una
tranchera alemana y la hizo explotar.
| Nuestra artiller1a ha rechazado sin di
ficultad un ataque del enemigo a 10
largodel Canal de La Basse. Al sur de
Lys el canoneo y fusilerfa han aumenta-
do en- intensidad y nuestras tropas han
demostrado su superioridad. Del resto
de la Inca solo han llegado noticias de
duelos de artiller1a. Ell NAL tiempo ha
impedido que Sc hagan reconocimien-
tos aereos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-25

sLos EmplastOs HazOl-Mentol
son muy encaces para curar dolores. Los
etectos agradables del mentol son expert.
mentados inlnediatamente en- los dolores de
espalda' reumatismo, sciatica otros males
doiorosos. Rollos de una yarda ST. 90 orc,
tamafio corriente 25c.o De venta en- todas
las droguerias y boticas. Servimos pedidos
por correo tambien.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-25

hombres Sc supone torpeado y hundido
por un submarine aleman por no saber-
Sc nada de el desde ell de Febrero. Los
alemanes capturaron en- las batallas de
aver en- los Vosgos 500 franceses Y en-
Prasnysh 1900. Los austriacos captu-
raron en- los monies Carpatos ofciales
rusos y $50 soldados. El Gobierno aus
triaco Sc hizo cargo de todas las existen-
cias de trigo en- el pals.
Pamela, le curara del PaludjsmO, no
cOnttene ninguna droga nociva. EstA
libre de Quinna
Ri pro1nCdio total de lluvia de la Sc
mana que termino ell d1a 20 fue casi
doble de la cantidad promedia en- una
semana de febrero. Ell exceso Sc redu-
Jo sin embargo. las plantaciones de la
costa N. y B. En- otras parties de la
lsla la cantidad de lluvia fu6 casi nor
NAL. El periodic lluvioso de las dos Sc
manas pasadas solo ha sido igualado
una sola vtz en- los II afios pasados.
Las temperatures en- general promedia-
ron cerca de 10 normal, con un d1a 8
dos 'calurosos, ell resto de semana fue
nublado v fresco. Los extremes fueron
$40. y 500.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-25
Cable gram a S

cubrio la posicion de una bater1a enc
miga, hacienda saltar sus arcones. En-
ell resto del frente no ha ocurrido NADIA
de particular
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-25

e Pasudismo es producido pOr pa
rasitOs en- la sangre. Pam-aIa destru
ye los germenes de la enfermedad-
restaura la salud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-25

Pam-a le curara del Paludisn1O. no
conttene ninguna droga nociva. Esta
libre de Quinina.