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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-08-01
A NERVOUS WRECK
From Three Years Suffering. Says
Cardui Made Her Well.

Texas City, Tex.-In an interesting
statement, Mrs. @. n. Schill, Of this town,
says: "For three years ! suffered untold
agony with my head. ! wss unable 70
do my Of my work.
Just wanted TO sleep all the time, ios
that was the only ease could get. when
was asleep. became nervous wreck
Just from the awful suffering with my
head.
was 20 nervous that the least noise
would make the Jump out OF my bed. ]
had no energy, and was unable 70 DO
anything. Ny son. young boy. had 70
do il my household duties.
Twas not able 10 do anything until ]
took Cardm. took three bottles Ia IN,
and Il surely cured me Of those avid
headaches. That has been three Yeas
ago, and know the cure Is permanent.
for ! have never had any headache siacs
taking Cardd. :.
Nothing relieved me until ! took Cardsd.
II did wonders for ne"
Try Cafdui for your tfoubles-ma6e
from medicinal ingredients recommended
10 medical books as being Of benefit 10
finale troubles, and 20 years Of use fss
proven that the books are right Been
taking cardui today. Hc-fA
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-08-01
NEW VOL. 53-Na. 80

Europe will be Inhabited by q race Of
seggars." Whether this be true or not,
il is our duty to put the ablest men at
the front, especially having reference
to their financial capacity and en-
cheney.
~ Because Senator Watson is, In
my humble judgment, the only Demo.
crat who can be elected, and while
do not mean to criticise the loyal stand
ing Of the Republican party toward the
government during this war, Il would
seem that q Senator Of the same party
affiliations as the President would work
in more harmony with him under all
circumstances than one OF opposite DO.
litical faith.
(S) Whilst do not question the
loyalty Of Senator Chiffon, because this
is as heinous an oifense as to attack the
character OF woman, still, In the
light that has been vouchsafed to me
as voter, would say that Senator
watson's environment, and business
and political associations, would lead
me to believe that he would be q moro
useful man in the Senate in upholding
true Americanism. Colonel Watson
wears the uniform OF our country, In.
side and out.
The clarion voice OF Patrick Henry,
Mr.. Editor, rang out in times that
tried mems souls, just prior to the
American Revolution--every school
boy knows, il and recites Il In his
school exercises-"Why stand we here
all the day idle? Our brothers are In.
the field" We who are behind the
lines and cannot fight should do our
duty by voting as they shoot, and thus
place our ablest and most useful men
in publice positions to uphold the row.
ernment, and that flag on whose azure
held are the stars, the fixed stars OF
justice, truth and humanity, not Wild
comets like the militarism Of Germany,
projecting itself over the blue sky Of
France in arcs Of destruction, brutality.
murder and a rule Of force alone.
Yours sincerely
T. c. GREEN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-08-01


and my troubles caused by that weak
ness are a thing of the past. All women
who suffer as l did should try Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. -
Mrs. JAS. RoHRBERG, 620 Knapp St.,
N. S., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Women who suffer from any form Of
weakness, as indicated by displacements,
Inflammation, liberation, irregularities,
backache, headaches, nervousness or
"the blues, should accept Mrs. Rohr-
berg's suggestion and give Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a
thorough trial.
For over forty years it has been
correcting such ailments. If you have
mysterious complications write for
advice to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-08-01
An OfIicer-But Not A Gentleman.

In writing OF the battle at Vimy
Ridge, Lieut.. Andrew M. Naismith de-
scribes an incident that suggests the
sort OF autocratic domination that the
military caste OF Germany seeks to i'm
pose upon the world. About two hun
dred and fifty Germans were captured
he says-typical infantrymen who had
been through the usual Prussian train
ing, and handful Of officers. When
had chance | went to look them over.
II was mess time; they had just start
ed to issue the bully beef and biscuit.
First they came to one OF the officers,
who looked like imperial Prussia incar-
nate. He took his share readily
enough, but when he saw ii was the
same food that his men were getting he
threw it into the mud
"Give me something better!" he said
insolently.
AS result, he had nothing. A few
hours later ! saw him again. His hun
ger was beginning to get the better OF
him. Another ration was being given
to his men, and he was getting nothing.
What did he do?
He went to private and held out his
hand.
"Cive me that" he demanded.
The soldier obediently passed over
his food.
The officer turned to another man.
He got what he demanded, and put
it into his pocket for future emergency.
Facing third, he demanded and re-
ceived his rations also; then, turning
on his heel, he went away to fill up on
the mems food.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-08-01
Quo Vadis.

Peter out worn
And menaced by the sword,
Shook off the dust Of Rome;
And, as he fled,
Met one, with eager face,
fastening cityward.
And, to his vast amaze,
1t was the Lord.
"Lord, whittier goest Thou ?"
He cried importunate.
And Christ replied
"Peter, suffer loss.
! 60 to take thy place,
To bear thy cross"
Then Peter bowed his head,
Discomforted;
There at the Masters feet,
Found grace complete,
And courage, and new faith,
And turned-with Him,
To Death.
So We
Whene'er we fail
Of our full duty
Cast on Him our load
Who suffered sore for us,
Who frail flesh wore for US,
Who all things bore for US
On Christ the Lord.
John Oxenham.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-08-01

"The Southern women are doing their
part" said Governor Beckett. "The
other day Stacker friend of mine went
to see his girl Sally, who is an ardent
patriot. Sally reminded him that all
the boys had responded to the colors.
Then she asked my Stacker friend when
he was going.
"The fellow looked into Sally's eyes
and saw the battle light there. Why
he said, why Sally, er-er-I just came
over to tell you goodbye
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-08-01

y WcdhueSS WHICH
caused back ach g
and headaches. A
friend called my
attention to one Of
your newspaper
advertisements and
imm ediately my
husband gh t
three bottles of
Lydia E. Pinkham's
V e G e ia BILE Com
pound for me.
After taking two
hntflao I FLA five
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-08-01
II. L. SNYDER, Publisher.
HERET TO STAY

Just little break-then germs and
decay-and after that pain and the
loss of the tooth. All Of which can be
prevented. Consult me today.
WORK GUARANTEED
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-08-01
A Great Lawyer Speaks To A
Great State.

liza well informed person living east of the Ohio river
be asked to ten of the greatest lawyers in the United
States he might start off with Eu Root and Charles Hughes
of the New York bar James Gay Gordon Phander Knox
of the Pennsylvania bar John W. Davis of the WeSVrgna
bar and then he might tell you the other five yourself
the question asked in the presence of West V
gnan he would show instantly his feeling of intense state pride
speaking of the brilliant achievements of this favored of
Harrison county Everybody in West Virginia familiar with
the record of Mr. Davis Solicitor General the United States
They know that under the law is his duty to make argument
for the government the supreme court and TO render opinions
the President whose and soctude for the right and
triumphant outcome of the is shared by Mr. Davis as
counselor and advisor.
Since the beginning of the Senatorial in West Vr
gna people have had in their possession the opinion OF this
great West Virginia lawyer who speaking to
of us as if he had THE WHOLE STATE AS HIS CLIENT
Listen to his words that ring clear as the church bells in
the West Virginia mountains and valleys
Solicitor General Davis says:
"In crisis like the present. unity of counsel and
ton imperative.
"The country is best served when the President has
Congress controlled in both branches by those of his
political faith.
my will be in the primary for Senator
Watson
During his service Senator he acquitted himself
with distinguished credit and my observation of affairs
in that body have known who in the space OF
time impressed himself more strongly upon his colleagues
than did he. he the Senate for full term
hope and believe he will confidently expect him to
speedily position Of power and leadership. Not
only will there be great questions OF reorganization and
readustmentsto follow the war but must remember
that the end of thewar itself is very far from being sight
For the moment am concerned with the speedy
ryng and winning of the with and honor
able peace the United States its Allies the civilized
world generally than with the quesions.which will follow
that happy result In my opinion Senator Watsons wide
experience, penetrating foresight and balanced Judgment
will make him than ordinarily useful both at this time
and nf tho cdavet that lie | feelf
duty accordingly to give him my support"
That is the deliberate and carefully expressed opinion of
Solicitor General Davis II is concued in by Governor Corn
well and his rivals for the gubernaoria nomination two years
ago. representative Democrats every county in the state
represents overwhelming sentiment and expresses
the thought ppemost the mind Of the individual Democrat
"MY VOTE WILL BE CAST IN THE PRIMARY, AUGUST
g. FOR SENATOR WATSON"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-08-01
4 Philsdelshi.o. on nj. v.v % 9,

4 Philsdelphian, on his way to Eu.
rope, vas experiencing sca.sickness
for the hrst time. Calling his wife to
his bedside, he said In q weak voice:
Jenny, my will Is In the CONNER.
eial Trust Company's care. Every
thing 10 left to you, dear. My various
stocks you will find In my safc-de.
posit box"
Then he said fervently: "And, Jenny,
bury me on the other side. cam,
stand this trip again. alive or dead"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-08-01

Saving old tin cans does not pay un-
less you can do il on a large scale.
Concerns that make use OF old cans
offer only twelve dollars ton for them
delivered at the factories, and they
insist that the cans be free frsm rust
and foreign matter II takes from scv.
en- thousand to eight thousand cans TO
make q ton.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-08-01
Eqqs ondPouItry

We will pay best cash price the market
justifies for strictly clean, fresh eggs and
poultry at our office near the freight sta
tion. We keep open on Saturday nights
until 9 O'Clock, other days until 6 O'Clock.
Can take care of eggs at my residence
after 6 O'Clock.
BENZ. HATFIELD.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-08-01
STICK TO THE FLAG.
By Nettie Washington.

The world is in excitement, there's con-
fusion everywhere,
For Uncle Sam is calling our boys to 60
over there.
He is not only calling the white boys,
He is calling the black boys, too,
So, boys, when you leave for over there,
leave with purpose true
Remember, boys, that this war will put
you to the test
So 60 with the determination to do your
very best.
Say down in your heart, il die / must,
| am willing, because our cause is Just.
And when shall come the time for part
ing,
II deep down within you feel disheart-
ened,
Just think of that mother who's praying
for you,
Think of that mother and loved ones.
too.
Boys don't disappoint them, what ever
you do,
For they are expecting great things Of
you.
Ne'er give up till the battles won,
Do something to make mother proud Of
her son.
Be loyal TO the Stars and Stripes,
Stick to the flag il it costs your life;
For say what you will Of the black
mans station,
He never yet has betrayed his nation.
Then, boys, think when peace is de-
clared,
And you come marching back from over
there,
II will make you feel proud the rest Of
your life,
Just to know that you stood by the
Stars and Stripes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-08-01
HUSBAND
Saves Wife
From Suffering by Getting
Her Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Pittsburgh, Pa" For many months
1 was not able to do my work owing to
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-12

En- virtud de una communication
dirigida por el Hon. Comisionado,
a la Junta Ilsular de Sanidad,
acerca del estado. de anorn,aaddd
saaitaria que reina en- gran n1me-
10 de localidades de la Isla invadi-
dos por la INFLUENZA; aqucl
ORGANISING, rama consultiva y lc
cislativa del Departamento apro-
b6 por unanimidad ell acuerdo que
dice asl:
POR CUANTO, el Hon. Conf.
sionado d. Sanidad Sc ha dirigi.
10 a esta Junta,en cumplimiento de
10 previsto eE la Sec. 5a. de la vi
sente Ley de Sanit5ad, dando cuen
ia del estado de anormalidad saili-
taria que impera en- la Isla, pro-
ducida por la epfermedad. como
cida por INFLUENZA, y solici-
tando de la Junta las recomenda
clones que estime oportunas y con-
;ueentes formular para extinguir
en- breye plazo la referida enferme
dad.
POR CUANTO, esta Junta, s..
reunio en- session extraordinaria.
con asistencia del Hon. SUBJ Conn.,.
sionado de Sandal, en- el dia dc
hoy. Z lie Novlembre de 1918, para
t,atar lodo 10 relative a este asun-
to.
FOR CUANTO, de los datos sll-
ministrados por el, Hon. Comsi6-
naGo de Sanidad a esta Junta apa
recc que la enfermedad conocida
con ell nombre de INFLUEZA.
ademas de haber invadido Ell Cam
nament1 Las Casas, ocasionado en-
el numerosos enfermos, ha inva-
dido tambien hasta la fecha del
dia de hoy la poblacion en- "a pue
bios de esta Isla dc Puerto Rico.
POR CUANTO, dicho estado de
cosas crea una amenaza para la So
lud pnbica general de la Isla por
el contagio de enfermedad otros
pacblos de la misna.
POR CUANTO, es deber de las
autcridades sanitarias prevenir "a
propagation de esta dolencia, de
caracter srlmamente oontagioso, y
rcmediar al mismo tempo sus ma
les; Y sus consecuencias.
POR CUANTO, los pueblos alta
oados carecen dc recursos sufi,ien-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-12
LAS RIFAS CLANDEsTINAs

Nuestros lectorcs tienen va por
sabido que las rifas estan prohibi-
das.
Por Santurce estan cobrandose
algunas que han de jugarse para
Navidad, Y hemos dido de labios
del "busc6n" que, hace cuatro
dias, cinco gallinas lie habian CO.'S
tado 1925 Y un quintal de arroz
$1,000.
No hemos visto las papeletas, pc
70 suponemos que haya otros ar
ticulos que de ahora al "a de di-
ciembre, resultaran viejos; y no
es possible concebir que Sc COM
prem 5 gallinas tan premature
mente, cuando estas han de gastar
en- maiz, 81 es que lie dan malz, un
centavo diario cada una que re-
presentan, (desde el 7 de noviem-
bre, 48 dias a l centavo pOr dia
cada una, dos dollar con cuarenta
centavos, que no estan dispuestos
perder los patrocinadores de esas
rifas.
I Ademas, 81 la policia copa las
papeletas, ell dincro que Sc ha da-
do y los articulos que Sc rifan, to-
do Sc pierde para ell jugador.
Menos NAL que esos artlculos
iran a parar a las casas de carload
Y los 10 centavos de eada jugador
scrviran para ''bachatear" los es-
peculadores que no encontrando
como dollar la dorsal al trabajo,
Sc dedican a vivir explotando la
candidez de las personas que espe-
ran, de un momento a otro, pasar
un susie perdiendo su dinero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-12
IL O NJ A!
Madre de Naciones.

81 Roma, por su posici6n geo.
grafica pertenece a Italia, por su
posiciin historica y moral, por ell
derecho de SUI tradicion pertenece
a la humanidad: no Is la capital
tAe I'm reino, es la docninadora de
un mundo; SUI poder irradia, ire
sistible, a traves de todos los 81
CLOS, sobre todos los pueblos; SUBJ
yuga, domino, fascina: sentir su
Influenza es participar de su gran
deza, animarse de su eternidad.
Ell honbre va hacia ella como ha-
cia el centro de SUI gravedad, como
la molecula al imam. Tiene aus
teridad espartana, gracia heleni-
ca, voluptuosidad oriental. -Sus
aguilas han paseado triunfalmen-
te todo ell mundo y-caso unico en-
la historia-ha sobrevivido a su
poderio, SUI fortuna, sus reve-
ses, a sus mismos triunfadores,
aver como hoy, como manana,
grande, austera, serena, inconmu-
table.
La forma exterior de su domi-
nio puedc ser la monafquia, la re-
p1blica o el imperio: su vida inte-
rior es siempre la misma; su alma
es la libertad, su espiritu la demo-
cracia y la justicia.
Sc tumba su dominic universal,
pero ella renace, vive y Sc trans
forma con el cristianismo: con
Ambrosio de Milan hrlmilla a Be-
lisario y con Hildebrando y Leo
ne detiene a los barbaros sea que
vengan del nortc, sea que SUDAN
del oriente: SUI espada 81 no subyu-
ga por la fuerza graba en- las ta-
bias br6nceas el cuerpo de sus re-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-12

tes para conjurar Ell peligro, y pcr
otra parte; los fondos del Departa
Iento de Sanidad, destinados a es,
Ia clasc de atenciones, Sc encuen-
tran casi agotados.
POR TANTO: La Junta resuel-
We informar al Hon. Comisionado
de Sanidad que considera llegada
el case previsto en- ell Art. SO. de
ia VICENTE Ley de Sanidad, y que
debe procederse por ell Departa
mento a declarar un estado de ep;
1emia, previa la aprobacion del
lion. Gobernador, y a tomar fas
demas medidas que son su conse-
cuencia.
Y, RESUELVASE, ADEMAS,
que para tranquilizar a la opinion
ipnblica y evitar excesiva e injhs
tificada alarma, debe hacerse psi,
hlica una nota Official del Departa-
mento de Sanidad expiicando los
motivos Y prop6sitos de las reso
l1ciones aconsejadas por esta Jun
ia y que adopte el Departamento
ca la materia.
Y por orden del PRESIDENT
de la Junta Insular de SAM
dad tengo el honor de aeon
paEarle copia del acuerdo to.
mado .por unanimidad en- Ia
session extraordinaria celebra
da por dicha Junta ell 8 de
Noviembre de 1918.
(Firmado) Jose Lugo-ViNa.
Secretario de la Junt1
Insular de Sanidad.
Hasta aqui ell acucrdo dc la
.Junta, que revela una vez mas, el
spiritl de compenetracion y Sc
,idaridad intimas, que siempre Ia
existide entire las dos ramas qlo
integran al Departamento de Sa-
nidad de Puerto Rico.
La, rama ejecutiva EN- consonan-
Ella con la recommendation de Ia
Junta, de tranquilizar la opinion
plblica. cree pertinente consignar
que el genio medico, mejor expire
sado aun, Ell genio epidemico que
tipifica Y caracteriza a la IN
FLUENZA reinante en- la Isla,
puede considerarse, sin caer en- ell
extreme dc un optimismo POGO ra-
zonable. de una virtualidad bcnig-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-12
Nota Official del Departamento de Sanidad
Inportante acuerdo de Ia Junta Insular.

I'd, por su limitada complejidad,
va que el mayor n1mero de case.
corresponds las formas rudimell
tarias : pocas intensas, afectando
en- grado POGO sensible las cifr u
cstadigsafcas de mortalidad, am
IN los casos de complicaciones dc
ierta gravedad, registrado pr;r
cipalmcnte en- las personals dehill'
tadas, de edad avanzada y Ell los
que viven fuera del C6dio higien;-
90, que de facto quedan colocados
tn inferioridad casi absolute de
rcsistencia organicas.
La mayor mortalidad Sc exterEa
en- las clases campesinas y menes
,leiosas que demandan urgente au
xilio de medicinas, y mas todavfa
&c alimcntos y vestidos, hospital.
zandolos para ser tratados de ur
modo cicnti6co y racional.
I para termlnar eSta nOta; es
de oportunidad transcribir los pre-
ceptos o recomendaciones que
aoonseja Ell Departamento del Te.
sorero Servicio de Sanidad de 10.
Estados Unidos; que no per sen
cillos deben dejarse de practicar.
"La INFLUENZA Sc adquiere
mediante secreciones expedidas
por la boca y nariz, procedentes de
las Was respiratorias.
"Cubra con un panuelo la boca
cuando tosa y la narlz cuando es-
tornudc "
"Evite encontrarse en- las aglo
neraciones de personas.
Isl cs possible ande cuando ira
hajc."
"No tscupa en- ell piso nj en- las
aceras.'
"No use por concepto alguno los
rasos, tohallas y demas utensilio>
lie uso com1n.
Evite el cansancio y la fatiga -
Isl Sc siente enfermo, recojase
eal cana y mande buscar Ell me
dico."
Los anteriores consoles son apli
cables a los resfriados, bronquitis,
oulmonia y Tuberculosis.
San Juan, P. R., Nov. II, 1918.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-12
.EEECTOS DEL Aqua

La gran cantidad dc aqua cafla
en- los dos liltimos dias ha inunda-
do Ia partc Sur dc Santurcc, DOR
dc existe TN cascrio de gente pc
bre, cerca de la fabrica dc Cer1l
na, en- Ia parada 10 y tambi6n to
da la parte SIR de Puerta de Ticl
IRA des,7e la parada 5 hasta el n
h!ado de Miranda. La waiidna ~
hoy Sc presenta encapotada y muJ
'!uviosa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-12

yes, ell derecho para todos los pue-
bios: el Sinai y el Capitolio Sc in
tegran y ella sigue en- su dominic
universal. 'a
Mas tarde, en- ia obscuridad de
los tiempos y de Ia historic, GUAM
do los frances, los hunos, los his
panos destrozan 81, soberanidad, sc
levanta con Cola de Rienzi Y grita
con Julio H.: AFUERA LOS BAR
BAROS!, mientras medita con To
mas de Aquino, Sc diviniza con cl
Dante, maravilla con el Giotto y
Cellini, llora con el Petrarca y pre-
para ell esplendoroso Renacimiento
con Rafael Sancio y Miguel Angel
Bounorotti y Pierluigi de Palesti-
ma asombra con la delicadeza de
SuS notas.
Los vencedores de aver le piden
el favor de visitar humildemente
sus monumentos, respirar el aire
sagrado C incorrupto de sus anti
giiedades, llevarse-preaiosa reli-
quia-las cenizas &c sus escombros,
como mas tardo Napoleon, solo
ambiciona cehirs4 de la vieja coro-
ma de Carlomagno porque tiene ell.
polvo y el recuerdo de Roma.
Oh Roma immortal, en- la per-
petuidad de tn historic y de tu
tradicion: Roma-alma mater-de
la vida, de la belleza. del arte, de
la justicia, del derecho, de la eli
vilizaci6n universal, nosotros tus
illtimos hijos, hoy, mas que nunca
te recordamos y participamos de
tn vida! -
Guayaquil, Xxx de septiembre
1918.
Bettino BERRINI.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-12
La Linea Ferrea del Oeste CANA
$4,000 extra en- el precio de
los pasajes en- TN mes.

el mes de setiembre llegan a se,'
por el mismo coneeptofde, cerca de
SO, 10000 o sean seis veces las que
obtuvieron en- el mes de mayo.
Hay que tener en- cuenta que
csta empresa esta prestando, I'M
3ervicio pesimo y por ESQ muchas
personals .preferen viajar en- botes
antes que en- las lanchas de ella.
pOr 10 que es prudente presumir
que mejorado el servicio, la Linaa
Ferrea del Oeste pue9e aumentaf
Sus ingresos por Ell concepto antes
msncionado a 100000 u $8,000.O0
mensuaies sin tener por clio gu"
aumentar sus gastos actuales.
Como bien Sc demostr6 en- la Wis
ia de este case Ia enpresa bajo pre-
texto de que lleyaba por conjnnto
su cuenta de gastos de los distin-
'tos ramales, de exploitation no dio
. + A
por separado los que ,habia tenido
IN Ell dc San Juan a Catalo antrs
y despues de haber cesado la com
petencia que hubo de sostener; este
hace presumir que dicho dato TO
nabia t.s favorecer la pretensi5n
de la e.npresa,
Termino suplicando a esa Hon.
Comision: no acceda la peticion
dc Ia Linea F6rrea del Oeste Ine.
en- que pretende fiar el precio de
pasaje .egular entire 'Catano y San
Juan en- 5 centavos, que supone
el 200 por cicnto sobre 10 que Sc
pagaba en- JUNO y el &c 2I3 por
ciento sobre 10 que Sc pagaba ac
tualmente, deJando en- vigor la &C.
tual tarifa de 3 centavos por pasa-
je regular y 81 dentro de sus atri-
buciones la Comision pudiera por
$3.50 para los empleados, obreros
y estudiantes que emplean en- sus
v;ajes diarios las embarcaciones de
dicha empresa.
Respetuosamente,
Luis SeviIlano.
Representante de los Empleados
del Gobierno Insular, Federal y de
sacas Comcrciales RESIDENCES en- Ca
tar0.