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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-14
CINE TRES BANDERAS.

Anoche, pesar de la lluvia que ca
yo Id hora de ir la function del
Cine de Portell y Garcia, hubo un lie
no total. Y es que ell pdblico Sc ha da-
do cuenta de que no CORE ning1n ries-
go de mojarse en- el "Cine las tres ban
deras" que es un verdadero teatro, por
las comodidades que ofrece al especta-
dor y las garant1as absolutas de imper-
meabilidad que tiene, como que es una
casa de mamposter1a.
Anoche, y todas estas noches, que
ha estado noviendo, ha lido ell p1blico
porque Portell y Garcia saben mover el
progranla, y ese es ell secreto para
atraera al p1blico
La pelicula SLos tres Mosqueteros s
fue muy celebrada.
Sc FRACTURE UN BRAzo.
En- Utuado, estando jugando pelota
el nino Manuel Blanco, de Il amos de
edad, sufri6 una ca1da que le produJo
la rotura del brazo izquierdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-14
De San Juan Y de Ia iSla
DEL NEW YORK THIMES. ;

La information de la lucha de John
son y Willard que publicamos, es ira
ducida del 'New York Thimes"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-14
CONFERENCIAS DE LA
BIBLIOTECA INSULAR.

Ell DR.. Font y GUillot disertara ell do
mingo acerca de La Voluntad, esa fuer
"a maravillosa, madre de la acci6n me-
todica y el exito, no bien conocida y
utihzada a1n en- muchos pueblos.
Empezara ell acto q las tres de la tar.
de y sera libre para todos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-14
INFRACTOR DE LA LEY.

Ell guardia Rogelio Gonzalez detuvo
en- Cabo Rojo a Carlos Maria Rivas,
quien sc acusa de haber infringido la
ley de Rentas Internas.
AGREDIDO CON UNA NAVAJA.
Ell d1a II del actual, como q las 9 a.
M, en- ell barrio Collores-Abajo, de Jua-
ma D1az, ell individuo Jacinto Rivera
agredi6 con una navajo a Antonio Ne
gr6n, infriendole una herida grave. en-
la region lateral del cuello y otra en-
ell tercio superior del brazo derecho.
Ell agresor fue arrestado ell herido lie
vado Ell Hospital Municipal
NINA ULTRAJADA.
En- la fnca de don Jose Rexach, GER
ca de la parada 26 2, la nina Monica
Escalera, blanca, de doce aflos de edad,
en- momentos en- que cruzaba un paste
de dicha fnca como a las nueve de la
ma1ana, fue sorprendida ultrajada
por un negro como de diez siete amos,
estatura regular, descalzo, sucio y con
el traje bastante deteriorado, Ell cual
despues de abusar de dicha nina, no
obstante la tenaz resistencia que esta
lie opusiera, Sc di6 la fuga. !.
Tan pronto como la policfa de San
.turce tuvo conocimiento de este hecho
hizo la investigation del case para ave-
riguar quien ha sido ell criminal pro-
ceder a su arresto.
INCENDIO DE CANAs.
Aver Sc desarrollo un incendio en- ca
naverales de la Central Machete. de
Arroyo, quemandose cerca de cuatro
cuerdas de canas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-14

Ell guardia Rogelio Gonzalez detuvo
en- Cabo Rojo a Carlos Maria Rivas, a
quien Sc acusa de haber infringido la
ley de Rentas Internas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24

Luxurious streamline body, with clean running
boards.
Code patent one-man top, with Jiffy curtains
Large gasolene tank carried in rear
FirestOne demountable rims.
Motor-driven horn, speedometer and all the
usual incidental equipment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-24

Bosch magnetic
Gray 4 Davis electric starting motor.
Gray & Davis electric generator.
Enclosed silent chains for driving motor
Bosch spark plugs.
Mayo genuine Mercedes type radiator
Weighs 1850 lbs. completely equipped. Ave
10 miles or more per gallon Of gasOlene, 700
per gallon of oil, 1000 miles per SET OF tires. 5
to 90 miles per hour on high gear. Climbs
famous demonstrating hill" in America on
gear. Five and seven-passenger touring bodit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13

mune NIT btr aleibsrmObe. Die nnf
Der 5igur gsnrbsitetsn llnters
leibGen fruGen bic unter Dem 5tmo
pber iiber benz Mteosr onsus
IsgsnOen gtptenboltsr iibsrflafn.
Gs eibt fsbr eIsgonte, nod glrt zines
tur3en llnterleibdeus sebalteRe Biz
itenboIter, bic innen NIT Gt1b9en
bsritben, nod Der Gisur g~earbettst
psroen unb fit itdrtere Dnmen be-
ionbsrs porteilbdft finb. gIesonts
unttrleib9en init onseorbettetem I'M
ierrcG ober 1etntleioern tperbeu mebr
nIs ie getrager, on bic Mobs troB
tpeiterer 80de bic 0iften f6lont IdBt
uno bic nntertleibnng tetnesfalls dufs
irogen 0arI. GinltpeiIen hdIt iid bic
Dsiie Der llntsrrOde nod in mdbigen
@ren5en, bod birfen fe beute tinen
peit rti9eren Monbnuspub oufpsiien
ais bisber, udmentli9 aud oesboIb,
neil lire ,gsbOtene aiirse lie Dor
i6nsaer abnusung f6ibt.
mas bic 6utmOOe fir ben Griibs
bsrbit o%nbsIunot, 70 melt fs it4 Biz
iest ertenusn IGBt, 70 fam man las
gen, 6db bic GrOBe Der 9ite swei Grs
IRENE bartlett, Den grOBsn obsr ben
i~leinsn, bidt anIiegenbtn 5ut, 9ie
neueftt Nummer inter ben eIeganten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13

.iein Gttipeis uerlme bebt, bann bebt
i'd mid c Dig mode lafe, 70 mos
mer auf oeitI9 c Supsb rufs oubt;
sr 6dtt Oa grab ems an 5anb, IN
penn i'd nit tebre bebt, bebt er Is
mid email aufIeBe, er mar F9ubr,
OdB Is mid fitte Debt. SO ebett,
ben i9 gefagt, I'm in { paar Minnits
bat er mid 0as Ding an msin aopp
geore5t gebabt III bat eeiagt, i'd Tout
Jet email in bas 2utingIds guide.
Dea, ipenu i'd Sine ieBt fase os4t,
baB i4 gefiiblt ben, ais font t9 mid
en- GiB getppe, Oann Debt i9 gar
nit edfGti6erebte Sci Sale, mas
fin i'd ia 10 gutgudis sspeie! Sd
ben gegudt, aIs tpsnn i'd finfuns
5ipanSig Subr alt mar. !6au motid
ts esq ben ia gefrogt. i'm in { Mtns
nit mar bte Mig met prappsxtie.
Der Barber bot geidst, e. bGtt nlebs
bic piebels, no mid nur femme bette,
ME i9 msin 8obl1ett setpOre ben;
iperln bic einiee Rpsffden in Ries
garb gu meine Sfdebni9 made bette,
Damn FONT i9 uur iuge, i'd 1dtt inc
mer Salt in mein Sopp I'M Der Ddds
ter bdtt mir sefast. i9 miBt { @ig
TRACE. Wenn mid diDtDer en- anrlerer
frdse Debt, banu font i'd nur ru3ig
Idge. er iolt fem eigenes 8iBHsb
meme, bann BAIT er pIentie gu bu6n.
Mea, oas ia fenlibbel, ben i1 ges
bsntt IN lin fort. BET Sale, i9
ZEN gefillt, ME en- iunger Seller, IN
Id mub fage, nit mein fdmubte
5ehs IN ben neue aropp 9aor i'm
meme eoeIe 3iese 10 re9t our SCI.
lung TONNE. SD fin idubr, tpenn
mid bic 2i85is, mas meme Mlte Is,
10 isbn Debt. bic Debt rsitepes tI6els
lus fusros. Sd 1offs bios, bob mid
mel lsBtss SntDsitent nit aud tpiOs
Der in SrubeI bringe bubt,
@omit ih berbleitpe
Sine Sbrn IistDsr
aAiIiap pfsr,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13
GbtitSutta 4.

Elm Rleio nit neu1rtigem MteOergirs
tel. Diefes aIeib ptrtt frog ietner
Ginfddbeit bod dubsrft rei5poa. SO
empfisbIt ith, Is rur aus ~einfarbis
gem Mcnfoff au arbeiteu unb Gins
ioB, arogsn, asrmslanh9ldge unO
@irtel aus eIeidfdrbi9em Gait bers
suftQen. Sin on6ersfarbiser Giirtel
fpiirbe benz aIsioe bic Dornebme
GAIi9tbeit nebmsn. Der Rod 1T
gons gl1tt, nd9 untsn nj 5iten nnss
f1aeab. gr 1T brett umfdumt unO
ipiro binten geidloHen. Die BLUE
tpiro iber 5uttsr georbeitet, NIT loie
barber faIenben gOr6erteilen, benel
bic iei0enen Giniasteile untsrgsiteppt
fnb. Sic fnO NIT gIsi9Tarbieen
Rn0pfGen unb sbenfoIaer Gdnur
osjhmldt. Dem Gtebumlegetrdgsn
tam Elm Rrogsn NIT GinfdB, Ter
ben NusT1nitt btdt, untersetn5pft
per0en. Der ausfiihrung 0es Mies
bergiirtsIs muB bic sr6bte SOrsfaIt
geipiomst tperoen, Ct muB 0er 6tgur
gan3 o1gtpoBt fem.
Die In unlsrem nGhiten Bible
(abb. 81 borgsfelts Nirtf1oftss
ldir3e 1T aus beaSsmuffsrtem G1tin
in ems gsldntttsu unb, nm 9oiae gu
biIben, runbum In Gdumden ubges
Habi. sic eeben sinen fs6r npdrttu
Ghmud. Wer ober cine gIntte
G1iirSs bprlisAt, IGbt bitTe GGums
den fort. /, 9olSausidHitt, asrmsI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13

&ebodtipndr, nit meme @ibteri6
is es ndmIi9 ben Neg: bic Iintss
bGnoige Set Is different ME Die
rs9tbdnbige. 2ints oubn meme @iBs
terI9 an mein Sfdinn IN Ted
pable, I'M re5ts an msin SGisi
IN mein Multald I'm ba t6nne 81
imdtI9inne, tpts BAG gegudt bat ~
i'd ben INNER gsgudt ME en- balb>
gel9ebfter Nliubl. 9as bat mid
alIes nit sebattert, Id fin bod Der
Differ Gausrampfer Gstpeier ges
peIe, III tpenr i'd piber mad en- 3tfs
feleiite gart bon Die MeIt TONNE,
ben ia bas ia ieiig fidie IoFe t6nns.
@ie tn aIIp na9 Berlin tpmme
fin, mar mein erIater 1ripp gu en-
Barber I'M ben ben i9 gsiagt, er
Ioat NIT meme MtBterI9 made, tuas
sr for gut finne Oebt. Men, bat er
geIagt, ous bette mar off &obrs,
psnn er fe al abi4neioe IN In Die
@arbdtfdtdnn merle Debt, dinner er
bebt benfe, er t0nnts mebbie en- part
oabon itbfs. Isle er nit mid oorG
NOR, ba ben i'd an isbe Set bon
mel Gebs { Chop sebabt = ales ans
mere mar ab. SD ben fs gang gut
geelihe, atpiper i'd ben nit bran ges
bentt, baB mid bic 8ibterl4 Die
Gpteren3 bon en- @ngIiide getptpe IN
mid 70 G 2dtt Erubel made bebte.
grlht tpie i9 oas ausgefunns ben,
Oa ben i'd 81 mid gefagt, nell, fen
poIs mer f9on fidie, i'd laife mid
bod nit BON 70 { paar is~denbbdnoise
8tbtsri9 gu en- SIebf made. Sd
fin 3u ben Barber IN ben ibn Srber
gepipe, mel 5ebs gang gIatf 3u
.i9sbfe. Dos bat er gsbdbu, I'M ipie
er nit oor9 mar, bat sr geIagt:
.WaiIter Souerampfsr, Sic guide iebt
ipie { si9iden@. In ben Neg gud
'i4 aud. In grab in bic aObnbis
.I9en belt i4 glei9e, oaB Sic mid
email febn oe6ts. Der Barber Bat
mid aud en- 6ebrtptt gelptpe, aiDirer
en- Oisisnts; sr bat ssfast, psnu if
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Gut trtIatt. 6ansnsu
Omit ieiutm Daisr nuf Dem Sobrs
marlt): GonR partn bier iinnltr
Slalitutr. 6is gtr0nsit aaIianitu ptrs
iauiiat. abtr btitt III lsintr su Itbsn.
Batter, Ntiu, mein Sunse, ois
IiuO iebt alt In ben arisg grscasn.
oa muHn fs fir ben GneIdnbtr Die
aopduicu aus Dem 6sutr bpItn!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13

unh Rft ualth @lsh Hah mll harl.
ithN @aliatliHeim ai
Ola FtalliiMfA hapailflb
.tff WminHaub mt hsAhm &liils
lNtA An aH kaltm Htlb afigilt
Nan anlsM mal& tfim #lhaaiM
ma alallt hat HAlla ~ alta lals
Nhht MA8 kai NofvtfMlah BAL lH
lltltffla lmmaha mN Hf NlHl9
.hNiM glaf aNiAltt# MltHhA nnk
.Hnsf8 afiinnr Hgi lN Kk w.t.
mel I'D ltht llNtlaMsH hialt Hah
.kft NaHt aNAgitNilita AdgH HHa
Nrihftltll8 Hnh III glaNt alftlkl AM
.tHltbfn nHhffWm Isl 4nlAsnt tlah
agtgl HglHslanfl Alsaf hnh tNl
.Ntaasn hnt 0us ltHlalfm NNnNltis
.ltlngn TR Hattf tu &llfiul
himml nsli Nm WfHrtlrn s
uHsttin Nm HlHnlueitu aua
bisafim Eflbtntaah tlinl ale ati
iAluk
am lskltn Hlitt tabb. 81 IN Elm
.itiAlW Nlsulfl FOE allttt 7anun
eomtfabtl aolf nsyatttilsn lHf bits
ftn Wanlu mlleg0tF EtltisrHplf.
ben plt NH iArafltt @tlet atlals
tern. oett ltltit Gtlbt QUO GaIt.
itlht, Mlanni nnltt Benz Wimm Co.
lltnrt. Ter GhnIll Ntln sinlis
Riidtn, uns Nefotrlslit. aaltn III,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13

Der abgLan3. Die iungs
5rau 2berIeutnant ge6t nit ibrem
aus Dem 5elOe aaf grbolunesurluub
g~etOmmenen @atts1t ipdSisreu. Sine
bsFreunbete Dame bsge9net BEN paas
re. Run, ruff Grau 06srleutnont
lebbaft, rnie tleibet mid oenn meines
Gatten Giisrnes arsua2"
8erlpdenb. patrouilens
flbrer (als er NIT Ietner MannI6nft
CUR Rompugnie 3uriid min uno Getns
be SpiI9sn i6nen uno Der &Ompagnie
aufgetau4t Iinb): CUR &oflpdgnie
milf ma, toIps mos min, osnn beut'
sibt's a @eielft's NIT aIOben!
Gin gefan6er Ort,
5rember: .Sn Der geiunosn 2uft
bier Iino ppbl nidt Diele psrIonsn
tront2"
Wirt: Rur bic 4erSte, aus Stunts
msr, baB fe ni4ts gu tun bdben."
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"a kti&l mlih,t aaAamiln tg
MtleaNa pef, MA 1amtneAI8f ak
mstl Ah g nAllglmtn tnlAssNmh
flk Zee. mll nltlm mttttnwmata
N tsllsNn, wfhlsnfHt lalAt e.
saAlltW w.t.
ehtkti Ifl totaul Alnatmhltm IA
t tanmNeHlNt hhkl an tNhM a.
NhNeIit tpuAallh lHt NalaAt mt.
fttH4 AmaIt t fiansn, "a NJ tN
I4l lAlH Ne6tnA algt nlasmAlrlAen
naAnallnna eNl litlfs unb lAnfatt
tA1tlH hhtn IA Ne lm Nasi
HlEIbn eblE &tlbgntailH "a mltk
ttGenttte klf feline MafFNktnne a..
IAStl, hh bltllaA kanhatattgllslt
mlfflHunain mls Naaih, &AamAsr
nphinuFt @gldtgtlm nab cdllaf.
tsll az MhlIt bu lrtnla Aallbatn
9aulFlbMhn taht tsbuftuall ailus
hluak fAts IA ftohs. iiln uub pttl,
bens nunhnldtWltH II unhtfts ais
luhts NallnaFrttt ntgt ptlnsn al
ayhtlltn. &tbt nltllam Hub lat
feline Yh8lhsnAdt noklHahls ohtt
ntliutSudsH sat Wutlnhuna btt
anIt, man bfinol II euh hitIIn@ aut
mtulttuna an unb aIslHltilla bamlt
Gin abt ohsr 8alttln als Wmbats
EAlub. NHr NahsMmotn NIB ut.
Etrladtn fnb onatlhultlsnt Wttmtl
nod lmmtr ltbr ttlitbl. Eh Inter.
Itibhu lptlIm gum 1til bic sttennit
tIuIat Germ auf HI lltbtrtinnim'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13

gates Mittel. gndoige:
@lau6ef sic, Minna, DaB bic 2iebs
Sbres 5OlOaten aud ben arieg iibsr.
0auern pirbg
Minna: geptB, gnGbige Grau;
Odfiir f6ide id ibm ia ieoe WO6e
Dauertpurftl
PATHFINDER @trgIei9.
a.: Sic DieIen faIiden Sisgssrad>
ridten Der Granspien unD gnsIdn-
Der uber ben tpeitli9en Stenunsss
trie9l
g.: So, Der refine @nifeaungstrieal
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13

8lttn III bsr bon Sammsi unb ma,
line cher Gtibsn : Wsb. Wlaudt Die,
isr 6iits linb nit burhIidtipsm Runh
bon Dem 6tioeH : glsb esmodt nnb
elmer S1mmtttrOnt, o0er umgstebrt.
Damn gibt Is ben 6ut. gang BON Wds
line, nit Gammstgurnitur, ODER Den
out bon Sdmnst NIT brsiter, bohs
Itettnber Gdleift bon WaIins. Sin
folder .6ut nit breiten. maIeriia gts
boetnsn RanO unb tiefsr, ruu0er
Arone tpirit fIott uHo elegant.
Sn unierem sriten gilOe (glbb. u
ipirb elm hibIdss aIeio nit GaItens
rod fir iuage Wdb6sn barseiteut.
Da Die lI6lsn Gage sintreten, if es
rniIam, btsIss Mobsu in Isidien
WcafoFF ousSufibren. Der Sod 1T
in gut l SOL brsiie Soften ass
lest. Gteppti6rsibtn bilDen bier
ME auf BEN aragsn Den eiH5igeu
auspnb. Sie TdIisBt i'm 9iildsn unb
lpir0 bon einsm glatten, mieoerartis
gen GiirteI suiummsnsebnltsn.
Mir osigeu 3und4It (in Abb. p
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13

Die dtubprbtm COT.
.frtta. erltsr arlmfr. .Wtnn Tn
qua BEN ari@ 5uriidiommH. bonn
mluR Oh TtInt @ruui mobI altih
beiruitn, niht ipnbr, aamtrao9"
3ptitsy aritesr: sGItin niHt.
rad bitIem furdibaren arisg HiSHis
i6 bnnn srit mol III Nsilt Ii Uglrs
ben ltbsn.'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13
QbbiIbnra B.

ten bil6eno, auf. sic aermel FnS
lang unb eng, NIT auHdIdgeu unb
Rn0pfen ge3itrt Der rs6te BORDER.
tell 1T abgei9rdet unO sreift melt
iiber ben Iinten. ST 1T oben unb
unten nit anDpfen gum 9ur6tn0ps
fen, ba3pifGen NIT 0rudtn0pfen
perIeben. Wlan fam etnen buntges
Itiften SiItrogen, ebenIo einen fpeis
ben aragen umIegen. Inter bielem
befinbst fif Der etsentli9e MnnteI=
trdgen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13

enanner 0iffibiere. Sebn Ss, tpenn
en- Manr, 10 tpie mid, 70 lang in
ben Rrieg Is I'm bpr einem Meltteil
nod en- annere seiaidt nero, bann
Is es nit 70 ieiig, INNER 10 CUTE
Rebr BON feline Autfeit 5u netnme,
tpie bas in 3eit BON pies m0elt9
is. Sn Die erf9ts 2sin bat mer. nit
INNER { 9abrubm, uiptper ba fam
mer ii4 f6on in ben altfdihenoe Meg
NIT en- 8df9tobb belle. Nos ans
tpsr Die 5duptfnd is, mer iqun nit
INNER en- Barber finne, tpo einem
lei Debs obi4ebfe bubt. 5Or { LANCE
3sit Ben i9 mid ieIbit gsldebft, 10
nett ME bas gebn bubt; utptper ais
{ Rubl ben i'd mid meme Gront
inner 70 perfdnitts, Dab id eesudt
ben, ais OBJ en- 2a6nmubfer miner
mid gauge mar. Sci I'm BEL Is aud
mel ae9Ier an ben 9omm gauge. IN
0as Ii ebbes natierIi1es, bietabs
tDsnn msr { Rebier iubIs muB, for
Tein 2ettpsn3eI 81 fdarpens in felne
Rorns 81 trimms. Damn is BAG
G6ebfe nit mebr 70 gsn3 isIg.
90 ben i9 DEM eebentt. ssi ldutt
tDorris' I'm ben mein MsinD dufgss
mc4t. meire MibfsrI9 ipodIs 30
ldft 70 lang pie L ipOlItf. Sci ben
i'd bsnn aud geodbn, tpeiln i9 aud
etmitte mub, oaB ss tein orig GROCER
Sudssb Dstpsie %. SsRn 81, 6err
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SmebeIi6en mi I. Sic:
@enn bn cen gttOm Mut bdtt't in
beiner 8rut, tpdriat ou ldnglt freis
ipiIia BETS Militdr eingetreteHl
Gr: @eun i9 tsen' Nlut batte.
bdtt'9 bot alien 9ingen bih MD
.gebeirat't!
8Dsbnfte RritiL. Dids
terIing: .Soeben babe ia Elm @eOihi
9inbsnburg poaenOet.@
Sreunb: .Qber; ME tannif 9u
Did an unferem gr0Bten Qationals
beloen 10 pergeben!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13

Inter @aunern. ginbres
der: @eeBte, 8iGem, id TONNE mir
mon9mal Dor ME cen iebr tldtiger
4r3t!
Stromer: Ronu, tpieiO oenn2
@inbreGer: ga, 2elte, bic Id nal
beIuAt babe, pifen fOfort, not ibnen
fehlt!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-13

-@ebontsnfpIitter. Meiit
tit man spsrlsbt", tpeun man ii6 sses
troffu" fibIt.
Srommer 90 sun d. 4Iser
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The Climax-Madisonian., 1915-01-13
Kentuckians Swiftly Relieved Of
Stomach Ills By Mayr Remedy

ands of Just such letters This wonde
full remedy shows results. safely, an-
with the first dose.
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy
clears the digestive tract OF mucoid &C.
cretions and removes poisonous matter.
It brings swift relief to sufferers from
ailments Of the stomach, liver and bow
els. Many declare that il has saved
them from dangerous operations and
many are sure it has saved their lives.
We want all people who have chron ic
stomach trouble or constipation, no mat
ter of how long standing, 10 try one dose
of Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy
-one dose will convince you. This is
the medicine so many of our people have
been taking with surprising results. The
most thorough system cleanser ever sold
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy
now sold here by Perry's Drug Store
and druggists everywhere. (No. p
The Climax-Madisonian., 1915-01-13

Personal
Phone ess or $50 for all personal items.

A. D. Estes was in Lexington Mono day
on business.
Mr.. Charles Tudor was in Irvine the
past week on business.
Mr.. Roy White is able to be out after
his recent sick spell.
Mrs. B. M. Lackey has been in Nicholas
vile. the guest of her mother.
Mrs. w. A. Todd and daughters, of
Berea, were recent visitors in this city.
Mr.. Jas Potts and family spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Estes.
Miss Lena SchooIer, of Lancaster, is the
guest of relatives in this city.
Miss Bethia Liddell, of DanviIle, has re-
turned to her home after visit to friends
here.
Miss Margaret Covington has been the
recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hutsell
in Winchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Gwynne have re-
turned from visit to relatives at Crest
land, KY.
Mrs. Mary Smoot, of MaysviIle, is the
guest of her son, DR.. c. E. Smoot on
High st.
Miss Hackley, of GEORGETOWN. spent the
past week with Miss Jennie Parks on
Lancaster Ave.
Rev. and Mrs. Rolf Combs, of Lexing-
ton, have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Langford.
Miss Jane Breck, of Hammond, Ind,
visited her father, Judge c. H. Breck
during the holidays.
Mrs. Albert Severance, of Stanford, has
returned to her home after visit to her
father, DR.. Heath, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Bates have moved
to town and taken rooms with Miss Mar
garetta Smith on West Main.
Mr. Gordon Barnes returned to Tran
sylvania University on Monday after
spending the holidays at home.
Mrs. Eugene Walker went to Winches
ter on Mondav to hear her sister speak al
the Woman's Club that afternoon.
Mrs. B. F. Heathman and little son, o.
Nicholasville, have been visiting friend.
and relatives here for the past week.
WMessrs. Marion Lilly, George B. DeJar
nette and Galen White attended tn,
Poultry Show in Lexington on Wednes
day.
Misses Austin Lilly and Duncan Foste
are at home after visit of two weeks t.
friends in Nashville and Murfreesboro
Tenn.
J T. H. Collins, wellknown bushes
man of Richmond, arrived in Lexington
last night for short stay.-Lexingtoi
, Leader.
Mr. and Mrs Ruben Baker, Miss Maud
Crandall and Master Dorsey Turner, o
Earle, Ark, dined with Mr.. and Mrs. A
D. Estes, Sunday.
Mrs. Fannie Garrett and children, ant
Miss Edith Mason left last week to spen'
the remainder of the winter at Daytoni
Beach, Fla.
!, Mrs. Thos. Jefferson Smith has beel
, made member of the Kentucky Librar
Commission, succeeding Miss Mary Sterne
, Mrs. Smith will make a most efficien
, member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slaughter Sparks VIII
: have been making their home in this cit
, for the past two years, where Mr.. Spark
D was engaged as the manager of the Alhan
2 bra Theatre have moved to Lexington
and are being warmly welcomed to thei
! old home. Mr.. Sparks will be in charg
/ of theatre in that city.
8 additional Personals on Page 81
The Climax-Madisonian., 1915-01-13
This Is a Bad Month.

The indoor life of winter. with lack of
outdoor exercise, puts heavy load on
the kidneys. Nearly everybody suffers
from rheumatism, backache, pain in
sides and back. kidney and bladder all
ments. A backache may not mean any
thing serious, but it certainly does not
mean anything good. It's better to be
on the sasfe side and take Foley's Kid
ney Pills to strengthen and invigorate
the kidneys and help them do their
work. They help rid the blood of acids
and poisons. Sold by all Dealers every
where Adv. Jan.
The Climax-Madisonian., 1915-01-13
First Dose of Wonderful Treat
ment Shows Results After
Years of Suffering.

Many Kentuckians have found swift
relief from disorders of the stomach and
intestinal tract by the use of Mayr's
Wonderful Stomach Remedy.
Here are statements taken from the
letters of Two Kentucky people who have
used the remedy:
w. H. CLARKE, Central City, Ky
'The medicine has done my wife world
of good and she has been suffering with
stomach trouble for years.
MRS. BELLE HAWKINS. Eminence,
Ky.-'1 have taken all the medicine.
don't think need any now, as think ]
am we'll. 1 never felt better in my life. y
From all over the country come thous
The Climax-Madisonian., 1915-01-13
Dancers of a Cold.

Do YOU know that of all The minor all
ments colds are by far the most danger
Gus? II is not the colds themselves that
you need TO fear, but the serious dis
eases that they so often lead to For
that reason every cold should be gotten
rid of with the least possible delay. Tc
accomplish this you will find Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy OF great help tc
you. 1t loosens a cold, relieves the
lungs, aids expectoration and enables
the system to throw off the cold, Fol
sale by all dealers Adv Jan.