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Phosphorus Strengthens and
Ntalizes Every Nerve and
Organ of the Human Body

Itain tablets OF phonpho:atcd malt after
meals In less Than ten days he walked into
my Office FUN % VIM and riEor--hs eyes
bright. his step firm and buoyaDt aud his
manner that of - man CT twenty-five, thong n
he VOL p.s, ht,y.
Pnysic!sus everywhere know tho value OF
pho"ulotus. un,. almost every woman knows
tho tonic value 81 malt, remarkable tissue
builder. especially adapted to tho needs OF
nursing mothers ard weak. auacIn;c women.
Combined with phosphorus and phospha;cs
in phosphorated malt, II nourishcs the
bOdy~anJ aids the system to turn food into
living Tissue. The old liquid forms of malt
are inConvenIent to take, the most OF them
contain alcohol, which "a needless
stimulation. always followed by depressing
reaction. Phosphoratcd malt retains tho
nuiritvic properties OF malt without the evil
effects Of alcohol. ! have seen II produce
such astonishing results that ! prescribe /:
in my practice. recommend IL to my friends
ami take II myself After a few day. OF
rhosphorated malt you awake in the morn
ing feeling refreshed and vigorous and rise
ready to begin the day, work with redou-
h!cd confidence and energy.
%oTE,-ro find GU, what phosphora,cd
malt viii do for you. set a package and
used it or get The formula from your drug
rist-ii is printed pla iniy on every package
then ask doctor. The manufacturers
OF phosuhorated malt have such confidence
~ /; hat they guarantee II will double the
enhuTan nee OF weak. nervous run down peo-
pic IN ton days ume or the price will lie
refunded. They insist that all druggists sell
u subi.ct 10 this ruarantcc. y IL dispensed
by druggists everywhere and specially In
Nchmono by Tragic. Bauer and Polk Miller.
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puiiuihR up stronger race OF people by In
crcaSing the supply OF iron In their blood
DIR. George H. Bnkcr, formerly phy.icia n
ana Surgeon, Monmouth Memorial IIospit al
Oh New Jersey, says: Iron is absolutely
necessary to change food into living tissue
muscle and brain. Refined foods and mod
cTn methods of cooking have robbed us OF
much or the iron which Nature intended
we should receive. For supplying this dc
ncicncy ana increasing the red corpuscics I
know OF nothing moro effective than organic
iron-NuSatcd Iron. From "a careful crnmi-
nation or The formula and my own tests OF
NuHatcd Iron. feel convinced that IL IS a.
preparation which any physician can take
him5clf or prescribe for his patients with
the utmost confidence or obtaining highly
beneficial and satisfactory results. The fact
mat Euxatcd Iron Ia today heing uscd nv
over three million people annually as IL tonic
strength and bloodbuilder is in itself an cvi.
dance OF tremendous public confidence and
am convinced that il others would take
Nuxatcd Iron when they feel weak and run
down II would hclp mako nation OF
stronger. healthier mon and women
Manufacturers Note: Nuxatcd Iron which
Is recommended above is not "a secret rem
ody. but one which Is we'll known TO drug
Eista everywhere. Unlike tho older inorvanic
iron products. II Is easily assimIlatcd and
does not injuro the teeth. mako them black
nor upsct tho stomach. Tho ma nufn cturcrs
guarantees successful and entirely satiafac-
tory rc5uits to every purchaser or they wtli
refund your money. u Is dispensed in thi,
city by Tragic Drug Co.. Polk Miller Drug
stores. Ch'lircy Drug Co and all other drug
gi3ts.--Ady.
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restored my appetite and my vitality. l
reel that ] have dropped or the burden Of
months OF toll in tho few weeks that have
been following the very simple directions for
the use of Nuxatcd Iron"
1gnace Jan Padercwski one Of tho great
est musical Ecniuses OF the age. at a timo
"hen his untiring work for Poland over
taxed his strength and Impaired his health
had recourse to NuXatcd Iron to help rebuild
nus wasted forces aud rcstore his old time
heaith ana strength. lilo says: ~ am using
NuHatcd Iron very frequently. and consider
II as an excellent tonic" With tho strain
imposed by two years of almost ceasecss
work in the causc OF his fatheriand, il is
easily understood why no sought the sus-
tanning benefit of Nuyatcd Iron
Then there ia United States Commissioner
OF Immigration Hon. Anthony Caminctu
VINO. despite his 81 years and life which
calls him To all parts of the country in all
climates and all seasons, is today moro ac-
tive and alert than many ~ younger ruyin
would be In meeting the strain OF his Official
duties.
Commissioner Camnctti SAYS: I'm tho
heat OF summer and the rigur OF winter
ana tho facilitating weeks of spring time.
nave used Nnxatcd Iron with unvarying
success and satisfaction. After weeks az
busiest confinement TO Office duties | ind in
Nuxatcd Iron the true tonic qualities which
help bring ones physical being to that state
OF fitness which is tho desire OF every
healthy minded man woman. Nuxatcd
Iron recommend to whoever feel the noed
OF a tonic rcstorativc for dcbiIitation cx-
hauston and ovcrwork"
In commenting uron tho probability OF
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says Doctor Who Prescrihes Ordinary Phos
phornted Malt frr Weak. Nervous.
Rundown. inaemic People.

4 BcEouj Mas. Wi,hou: phosphorus saws
Abr. Reid good health is imppss!oie phos-
tnkous strengthens aud vi;alizes every nerve
and organ OF the human body. without ;.
e.tn p,ants H.li not grow. More phosphorus
IL rnrimon n.cd 81 both inen and women,
though few realize IL. Mos; OF them believe
thai stomach, liver or kidney trouble. n
lack OF tron In the blood. ID making them
si"}. Wesh and unhappy. when al, they
really heed is li,tle more phosphorus TO
tone up tho nervous systeru ami give strenG; n
ana v::or tho body. when people come
,st4 re nervous and rundown and irritable.
ma everything looks blue. and II seems
-thcrc is nothing but trouble, trouble. every.
whare prescribe ordinary pEosphoratcd
= unit, which no, only supplies the phos-
[TboruE.~ but brings malt. OF the beet
known ;onicS and tissue builders TO the aid
o. tho Wasting ISSUES ! have seen IL double
endurance and mental activity in less than
ten days time and in cases where nothing
else had proved TO be OF real value. have
-Lacn--h bring roses To the checks of pale.
nervous. ovcrworkcd women. and the Grim
blood OF health and smile or happi-
meas - the faces OF children recovering from
illness al long duration. Recently a patient
came To me physically run down and the
verge OF mental collapse. He found no
pleasure in ifc his daily work had become
druIsery and he got rest recreation
from his sports ard holidays lie could
neither sleep nor keap his mind his WORK.
] advised him TO eat less and take 1--WE
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LINCIIBIKU, March l5.-Nn IN
voluntary bankruptcy proceeding with
admission of insolvency on the par,
OF two members Of the firm was iilcd
IL the Federal district. court here to-
day by the Delaware. backawauna
aud Western hallway aud two Lynch
burg concerns. against the J. l.. Moor.
Lumber Company, Mountain Grove.
Va
Tho railway company alleges IL i
duo upwards "t $4,000 from tho con
Germ for money lent in excess of Sc
curitics held. Edwin Moore, one Of
the partners vC the firm. was appoint
ed receiver.
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METHOD|sTs WILL MEET
TO DISCUSS CENTENARY
horking!.an District Clergy and
La!Incn TO Gather on
March IS.
APPROVES NEW TAN SYSTEM
Hamo Commission Likes Method or
Collecting Dog Levy in I.ynclbur.:
Federal Employment Bureau ut
lSanvIIlc To- Close.
IEpccial to rhe. clmca. Disnn,ch.

.iLAlsltJSONEURG March iJ.--An
~, i,nnortapt meeting will bc held I'm The
~ etiod,st Chure, at this place on
th4 Methodist Episcopal Church South
!rHu AL :parts OF the Rock bingham dis
,,.lci,. which comprises the. counties OF
i'orhinEhaur. Page. Augusta and Rock
OF Tie big cnntenary drive Of f'e tha,
church. which has for its object tho
rasil.ts or s35.00o,00o within tho nc,t
nre Years for use of the church in the
engagement OF its missionary work.
INC director for the entire Rocking
nam district is Senator George y Con
rad. OF this place.
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Barksdaic discovered that his battalion
had advanced ahead Of the unit on
the right flank. and was suffering
heavy losses from nachinc-gun fire.
Without orders. lie attacked and cap
turcd tho guns, taking many prisoners.
On October Il. he worked FOR over an
hour exposed to "A terrific bombardmcnt.
binding the wounds OF his men. o.
October 10 he advanced alone into u
thick wood and with the' aid OF his
pistol. put out OF action n destructive
machine gun, which was pouring such
deadly nrc that his men could not
raise their heads. Home address,
houston. Va.
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Dnn,ilIc Crime Epidcmlc.

D.NNN TI.I.II. Wy. Marcn I..--Thn
large number Of children who arc i'll
with bad, colds in DSnviilc, leads
ph!sfcia 10 believe that a mild form
Of grippe. affecting younger children
particularly. is endemic. Druggists
report the filling of an unusual NUM-
h"r Of prescriptions for the aiiincnt
Tho young patients all have tn: same
symptoms, hcavy colds, !cvcrish con-
dijiOu with loss OF app. tic and nn-
usual drow sincss. Physicians are par
ticulJriy CnutiOuinG parents TO watch
.or developments. pointing out the
danger Of pneumonia.
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Approrc. Tax sN.lcn.

II NCIIBUKt. MGT5n .II.--K. T. Cor
hcil. secretary OF tho State Fish and
Game Commission. who Is invcstigat
ing tho methods Of collecting the now
state dog tax. finds the system here
~ tho bcst he has seen in the state.
!or the taxes here are collected when
the owner registers tho dog. In most
OF tho counties registration and col
lection OF the tax are done a. d!ncrcn,
periods. While here Mr.. Corben an
nounccd that the commission has ar
ranged for tho purchase Of 5000
Mexican partridge. which arc 20 nc
distributed through tho state in MAY.
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Ju.umcntI Is Sustained.

FREDERICKSBURG, w. March 10.
Among the decisions handed down bE
the Virginia Supreme Court Of hp-
peals vas one affirming the decision
OF the Corporation Court OF this city
in the case Of Charles II. liurita!np KS.
the Virginia Tale and Scapstonc Com
panv. IN tho lower court Mr.. iiurkamp
was awarded a verdict OF $500 with
interest. and tho case was taken to the
higher court by the defendant com
pans The decision Of the Court or
Appeals finds that there vas no error
i'm tho ruling OF the Corporation Court.
OF Fredericksburg. AMI sustains tn"
Judgment appealed from
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u member or the First Battalion. Three
Hundred and Sixty-scvcnth Infantry.
Twcnty-accomd Division, the famous
EuHalocs. and WAS lin much OF tho
Heaviest lighting. having taken part In
engagements on four Fronts. lie Is
The proud posScssor OF tho CroX dc
1ucrrc. awarded for Eullantry in ac-
ton in AN encounter at font-a-A Nous
son. near Metz. when in company with
platoon he carried out Il dnyiight raid
on the Hun trenches. bringing back
twenty three prisoners and valuable
Information.
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CAPTAIN A. D. BARKSDALE.
OF HOUSTON, VA, is CITED
Officer Attacked and Captured SIu-
chine Gums I'm Order 10 Save
BattnIfOu.

WASHINGTON. March IG.-In the
following brief paragraph is the crisp
War Department story OF Captain Al
fred -. Barksdalc. who was cited for
distinguished service:
Captain alfred -. Barksdalc One
Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry For
repeated acts of extraordinary hcroism
IN action near SamogneuX, France Oc-
tober S: near Mollcrvillc, France, Oc-
tobcr II. and in the Bots dc Grand
Montagnc. France. October Is. 1913.
Commanding support company dur
ing the attack of October s. Captain
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L.f NCliEtRG, VA March Il
Counterfeit quarters ha:c been dis
covered in circulation here, one woman
rcD"rtns to the police that She had
h''u I'VE OF them passed ON her This
week; Jhg banks, however. have not
round The bad coins IN circulation. The
counterfeit * II good one in appear
ah@c, bc!nl; made Of lead
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Given Majors Commission.

INNCNEJEG, Va. Narch l5.-Jonn
o Walker, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Walker. Of this city. has been pro-
NOTED TO the rank Of major with the
army IN France. word to that effect
having just been received here. He
WAS formerly with the Headquarters
Company Of the one Hundred and
Twentieth Infantry. having been com
wissicued a second lieutenant at Fort
Mycr in 1917. lie has been in France
since last June. about which time he
Was mahc q CantAin.
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TIC Heck,s Weather.

WASHINGTON. March l5.-Frcquent
showers and temperature above nor
NAL is predicted Cor the South Atlantic
and East Gulf States for the week
beginning Monday. In the West Gulf
states normal temperatures and oc-
casional showers will prevail
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New Jersey ,Inn 10 rrcarh.

Rev. r. c. Ransom. D. D., colored, OF
New Jersey, candidate for Congress a,
the last election. and editor OF tho
African Methodist Episcopal Quarterly
Review. will preach at tho Third
Street Bethel African Methodist Epip-
copai Church this morning and again
tonight.
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Lf NCIiBJHt;. March, Ia new to-
patco warehouse company has been
i"rHi1d - rick another tobacco ware
house here for the 1919 crop. ana in
connection with this it is not inn
pfobAt!" ;iut a dry przcry will he
opened L BE- operated in connection
with III. tnMMrcu s:,lcS thnrn-
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hINCilEuitG. March I5-Mr and
Mrs. j. Is. cyrus. OF Concord, Camp
"cli County. have just been notified
OF the death Of their son. James cyrus,
y private in the ARMY, which occurred
~ France December - OF pneumonia.
IN" parents had not heard from their
son FOR months
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pANVILLE, March IL. The United
states Labor Bureau which started
here a little more than n year ago
viii c!osc It's doors nest Friday &C
cordinC TO i. j.. Giles. superintendent,
vino says that failure on tho part OF
Congress TO provide maintenance
fund IL tho cause OF this step.
business non dcplo:c the nntici-
patnd step believing THAI tho scope ot
usefulness Of the office is only begin
ring 10 be telt, and the hope is cx
pressed tnat some civic organization
viii undertake TO carry on the work.
Two-thirds of those applying for posi-
Nons have been placed. according 10
M Giles.
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Ucttcr Postal Scryirc

tN iliSE LILLE, March lJ.-Govcrn-
incnt postal inspectors have been N
,hl5 Vicinity going over mail routes,
vice. Plans are being made 10 in,aIl
Rotor service between Burndick and
LuttrellVillc
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Living in the open. eating coarse
foods and leading regular lives have
made blood rich in iron for these strong.
healthy. vigorous specimens OF man
hood. But no such opportunity for
building up their health is open TO
thousands OF men and women in civil
! lie whose wearing tasks and iron-im-
poverishch food sap their energy and
vitality. make them weak, anacmic and
rune down and often cause their blood
TO literally atarve for want of iron.
( Without iron there can he no strong,
red -6iooaed men or healthy. rosy
checked women. ana unless this
strength giving iron is obtained from
the food we eat, 1t must he supplied
in some form that is easily absorbed
and assimlated For this purpose l
always recommend organic iron-NuI-
| atcd lroh--whlch | have used so sue
ccssfuiy both in civil life and for con-
ralcscing soldiers that ] am absolutely
convinced OF its effectiveness for help
ling 10 build blood, strength and
endurance"
or great Importance to the public
should be the strong endorsement OF
NuNatcd Iron az a preparation OF great
merit AZ u tonic and blood builder
given by former L. :. Senator William
Mason, who has the distinction OF being
OF tho really big men OF tho nation.
championship of Pure Food and Drugs
isiation, his fight for the rural free deliy
favorinE tabor has made him u natio
figure and cndcared him to the hearts of
working man and the great ma sses OF y
pie Senator Mason says: If have OF
SAID | would never recommend medicine
any kind. ! believe that the doctors pla
However, after the hardest political ca
paicn of my life. without chance fol
vacation, had hccn starting To court CIV
morning with that horrible. tired feel
one cannot describe. was advised to
NuNntch Iron. AS pioneer in tho r
food ana drug legislation. was At first io
TO try an advertised remedy, but after
Hising with one or my medical friends
gave II test. Tho results have been
beneficial in my own case. 7 made up
mind To lot my friends know about II, 8
you arc At liberty to publish this staten
II you 40 desire. am now 80 years of n
and feel that a remedy which will HI
IN the strength and increase tho power
endurance "f ono at my age should he kno
to the world"
E1uaily interesting IL tho opinion Of Ju,
g. W. Atkinson. of the United states Co
ut Claims. ut Washington. who for two
years has been in tho public scrvicc
Judge, Governor. Member OF Congress-
u. =. District Attorney. lie saya: ut
without hesitation that recommend -
atcd Iron to persons who in tho s,roxs
physical or mental lnborD have permit
tho system 10 become dcbilitatcd. tho b,
,exhUistod CT tho nerves run down. 1t /
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llEATIiSEiI.LE, March i5.-colonel
r.. hugh Smith. Of Iicath3vilIc. is be-
inS mentioned as n candidate for the
'iruHc OF Delegates 10 succeed w g.
snow. of northumberland and West :.
m"f"Iand. VINO. :. IL said. viii not he
candidate rpr fc-clcction
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TIENTHSNILl.E. March la-Scna;ors
swanson anu .<artin are said TO be
behind the movement to bring Will
liam Jennings BRYAN 10 Henderson FOR
an address on July 4. Row. G. H. VIII
Hams has sent an invitation to the
comfnUncr.
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rn,ynsmon plan, Drive,

~ NCHBCRG, March Id. ynchburE
VIII have the distinction in tho i'm
pending Victory loan drive Of work
ing ON plans mapped out for tho loan
By her own townsman. Carter Glass
ana an effort Will be made to put the
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NEGOTIATE AS TO EXPORTS
British md German Commlttcr- Nee
Mt ROTTERDAM to Discuss Trnde
NcsumptIon.

LONDON. March 15.-British and
German committees have opened nc
gotiations in Rotterdam, Il German
government wireless message received
here says. concerning the expectation
from Germany OF potash. timber, dyes
and other products.
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HARRISONBURG. VA. March IS
Roscoe warren Nair. son OF Rev. and
Mrs. &. T. Nair OF Broadway. and
Salomc Matilda Horst. daughter OF
Rev. Elan Horst. late o. Stuarts DRAFT.
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Read What They Say About Nuxated Iro1
AS A TONIC, STRENGTH AND BLOOD BUILDER
Explains How 1t Helps Put Renewed Energy
Into the Veins OF the Weak, Run
Increases Their Strength in Two


person in Nued Iron which being
annually to help red blood
OF many
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RICHMOND TIMEsDIsPATCH: SUNDAY MARCH 1e, 1919.

but now of Ohio. were married Thurs
caS evening At the home OF the groom
In Eroadway.
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town over tho top in this drive. as
was zone in each % the four Liberty
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\ Clean. Wholesome, AppetI1inE Food,
SINNERS Nacaroni. Buy It at your
EroccrS.-Adv
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Colored Trooper Decorated.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, March 10
TrivatcsJesgc T.. Scott, colorcd, son of
Edward Scott. o. Fredericksburg, has
returned here, having been honora bly,
discharged from tho service. He was
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What Makes Men of Blood

Ignacc Jan Paderewski, Pianist and Nation Maker
United States Judge G. w. Atkinson, Former Gov,
DIR. George II. Baker, Former Hospital Physician
Hon. Anthony Caminetti, L. S. Commissioner o
Former I IS. Senator Vim. +. Mason. now COngr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-16
MANATI REsPoNDE

A los llamamientos de Ia caridad
de la hlantropia; a las voces de los
tristes infelices tuberculosis. Manau
ha respondido con elocueaeia y gallar-
dia.
FL benefcio cinematografco en- pro
del sanatorio Insular. llevado a cabo en-
la noche del de JUNO tuvo el re-
sultado que era de esperarse. Produjo
la cantidad de s12l51.
No podia ser de otra manera. siendo
como fueron las organizadoras del ca
ritativo pensamiento. que cristaliEo en-
una hermosa y positiva realidad, las
distinguidas bellas sehoritas Pasta
Diaz. Manola villamil. Pepita villamii
Mercedes Rivero. con Ia cooperation
enthusiastic de otra no menos distinguish
no menos bella sehorita de San Juan.
que Ia suplicado ocultar su nombre:
pero no sus iniciales: A. r. c. A ella y
a sus compaheras enviamos las gracias
mas efusivas.
A don Teodomiro Taboas. a quien se
debe no pequeha parte del exito. le
otorgamos el sentimiento dc nuestra
mas profunda gratitud
Andres RODRIGUEZ.
Miguel RUIZ soLER
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-16

MADEIRA y hierro galvanizado de lao
por AZ por 26m, con anexiones de made
ra y hierro para filtros, calderas. con-
ductores, etc.
UHatro casas de MADEIRA hero de
25x20; una casa de dos pisos para of
Gina de S6xS6; una casa de 60x30 tam
bien de MADEIRA; y otra casa de mampos-
terra y techo de hierro para almacen.
Linea telef6nica cabo Rojo, (unos
tres kil6metros), mObiliario de ohcina,
lahoratorio quimico, Y toda la maqui-
maria del Central, que comprende: S
Tres molinos completes, masas de
12x2O con un rompedor de 10x2O y su
motor Buffalo de 12xe0, so HIP.
Tres calderas de vapor "Mutier'' de
$50 HIP, Buffalo" de $50 HIP. y otra
Buffalo" dc 80 HIP.
Dos conductores de cafias v bag gaxo
34x20 y 75x2' con sus cadenas de tras-
mission y motor de 7x1O No. 63 marca
"Leffet".
Un triple efecto complete. con base
y columna de hierro "Pioner" con una
escalera de caracol de hierro.
Un tacho al vacio Buffalo un
calentador de jugo de igual marca.
Un tren complete de cuatro centri-
fugas Mum. tres "Hepwarth' treinta
pulgadas diametro, con su motor ''Hous-
ton" de OKLA. mezclador, gusano con-
ductor, draga, transmisiones polsas
y una bomba rotntoria ''Ruffalo'' No.
dos para las mieles.
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JUNO 16, 1919 A 8 P. M.

JUNO 16, 1919 A 8 p. M.
Sc hace publico que las propiedades
dc CENTRAL vELvEDERE INC, de
nEiradero, Cabo Rojo, p. R., seran ven
didas en- PUBLICA sUBAsTA Ell dia
16 del pr6ximo mes de Junio, las tres
dc Ia tarde, en- la oficina del licenciado
Jose Benet, Refere in Bankrupt, Gale
Mckinley dc la Ciudad de Mayagiiez,
Porto Rico.
Estas propiedades han sido valoradas
on sETENTA Y CINCo MIL DOLA-
RES, y comprenden una completa fac
toria de aztcar moderna, (solo tiene dos
zafras), de unas 100 toneladas diarias
de capacidad. con todos los edihcios v
terreno que lie pertenecen, como slgue:
cinco cuerdas de terreno situadas en-
dicho barrio de Miradero, y en- donde SO
halls enciavada Ia Central y todos los
Observation-Disclosures
Un edihcio faetOria de mampOsteria,