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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15
a DIESTRO Y SlNlESTRO

iOtra vez en- ell lecho?. P6nte bueno,
td que siempre 10 fuiste. Es necesario
com batlr tanta infamia y taLto cieno.
Medran hoy ell pilets y ell falsario;
Y, con cfnico alarde, prtya ell <cajs9
que SO expresa en- lenguaje tabernarto.
Impersn eI garrote y Ia navajo;
al que es digno y honrado Sc le veja,
y, ademAs de vejarle, Sc le ultrsja.
Pierdese en- sl siiencio nuestra qnejs.
la santa justicia, su despscho,
cubierta de rubor, huge alejs.
Recobra la salud salta del lecho;
convi6rtase tn pluma en- un ariete,
honra habras de ganar, 81 no provecho.
Tus esfuerzos reclama <aquel biilete1..
Arranca el antfaz m IS de cuatro
tipos merecedores de un grfllete.
Esta mfsera isliia, que idolatro,
en- quien cifro compendio mis- amores,
jde cuAnta cu&nta inf&mia no es teatro!
Unense los abusos los errores;
al orden sustituye la anarqufa;
extierde la miseria sus horrores....
Ell malestar aumenta cada dia..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15
PERDON PARA ORTIZ
EI juez Willis presenta ell case de Puerto
Rico ante ell presidente Roosevelt.
D.l The ST PauJ Dispach)

(D3l The St Pa1b DjSpdch)
faT
Washir gton, Novemdre 2.-El presidente
Roosevelt hs recibido una larga comunica.
cion del juez John w Willis, de st Paul, con-
cerniente al perd6n de Rafael Ortiz, ell natu
raj de Puerto Rico que esta preso en- StiliWa
ter por haber natado al soldado Jhon Bruk,
del ej6rcito de los Estados-U nidos, durante el
tiampo de la ocupaci6n miiitar de Puerto
Rico.
Ell case comprsnde ysrias euestones lega-
les de importancia eventnalmente Ia Corte
q preu de los Estados Unidos tiens que pa
sar sobre elias.
Ortiz fue jusgado por un tribunal militar
recibi6 sentencia de muerte, que le conmu-
to por Ia de prisi6n perp6tua ell presidente Nc
Knley.
Sc funds ell juez Willis, que debio haber
sIdo juzgado por I'm tribunal civil, pero al
tempo del asesinato Puerto Rico no hsnfa 81
do formalmente cedido los Estados Unidos
por ell tratado de psz con Espafia.
E1tonces le question de Jurisdiction que
trata de la ap!icaci6n del perd6D, vsne
ducirse 81 ei Departamento de Justicia el
de aerra, asumirfa Ia responsabilidad.
Esto ha sdo terminado ell <Attorney Ge-
neras Knox esta preparando su informe Ell
case que SO someta al presidente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15
A MONO

SNonca habr& redenci6n para esta TERRA,
pY6spera RIGA <eusndo Dios querfa?,
lorna, Momo, al palenaue. mover guerra
y, nnevo don Quijots, con denuedo,
contra meBguados malandrines cferra.
<iNo calles, no, por nads qne con ell dedo,
pa tocdrado los labi0s yn ia fre1lte
siLenci0 dUisefl dfRenacen nliedO!1
Sc franco ell ataque Sc va'iente;.
donde tantos nos hieren de soslayO
urge precisa combatir de frente.
La vida es Iucha; brega sin desmayo,
fumina tn ingenio poderoso
con la terrible intensidad del rayo.
Exp6n la verguenza al me entiroso,
al cfnico, al audaz, al que esponja
expensas de la patria su reposo;
Al que suee vigir de la isonja
Sc arrastra humilla ante un mendrugo...
mo hay que andar con escrdpuos de monja!
De modo cruel Sc nos exprime ell jdgo;
no faita quien basone quien presuma
de humane redentor. siendo.verdugo..
Cuelgaios de los puntos de tn piuma
CORTADILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15
lie dan con las bctas

Desde hace tempo empeh6 ell acaide
de San Juan, Manuel Egozcue, en- persegufr
al gremio de limpiabotas, sin duda porque le
record aban sus buenos tiempos de edecan de
Ubarri, Palacios, ETC.
Confeccion6 un tando; quizo ponerlo en- VI
gor, pero los linn plat botas alzaron los cepfllos
e gobernador de un piumazo anul6 ell bandO
de Egozcue
este SO qued6 tan fresco.
Otro no acostumbrado esas cosas, pre-
sentasfa la renuncia del cargo.
Pero Egozcue nac6 en- eli servi'ismo vive
en- 81 como al PEE Ell sgua.
Hasta los linn piabotas le ponen la csrtila
en- Ia manoI
Q los cepillos en- ell hocico.
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Sobre la prision de
Santiago lgIesias

E leader del partido obrero socialista, don
Santisgo Iglesias, psrmanece aun en- la carcel
de Paerta de TERRA.
Sc cree que Mr.. Hunt de acuerdo con Mr..
Harlan, resolverS su insts ncia ell sentido
de one no podra invadir la espera de acci6a de
los trbunsles de iustica.
Iglesias ha recibido ell signiente cable:
<Ds Gompers
Santiago 1gIesias, en- ckrcel &c San
Juan, P. r.
svisite al Presidente. Orden6 investiga-
c6n de asunto por cable. Cabiegraname
cuanto antes las causas da su arresto1.
<wsshingtons.
El obrero preso espera Ia providencia de-
hnitva que recaiga su escriso dirig'do 81 GO
bsrnajor para coptestar.
fglesias en- csrts que puso en- rnanos de
un reporter del sNew-o de6oe de esta manera
su coDducta:
xMi conciencia mi vida tada, solo ga ha
conssg grado propagar Ia libertad armada, one
propagara ell immortal Washingtop; unir 4 los
trabajadores bajo las mismos prircpios one
austentan mi!lones de obreros organzados en-
America.
Los disturbios, motnes hasta mnertas
Que listed atribuye mis- propagaudas v con
sejos pasadas 6pocas: solo los informes de
verdaderes enemigos de la paz, del orden Ia
1usticia, pudieron hacer Greer usted Que mi
humilde persona puede ser capaE de 10 atri
buido.
No, mil veces no; mi mission siemnre fne
de par. de smor fraternidad, pnncs, tamss
fue de motfu nj de hechos criminsles Mi mi
sion fue identica eI todo, la de muchos milla
res de obreros, hombres iuteligantes. sabIos .
flAntropos exfstentes en- los E-tados UnIdos.
en- ese pueblo, donde no Sc pnede dar IN 500
caso de persecution tan implacable. de- mn
obrero POGO signidcado como 10 es esta humil-
de personalidad.
M mission ec eminentemsnte americana.
El pueblo traoaiador organizado para Ia con-
quista de 10 iIustraci6n, oil derecho y la liner.
tad del obrero americana. Los pusrtorrfoua. +
nos sabrAn como America trata los trahsia
uores cuales son los deberes y derechos ae
ellos. Hacer imten sns herman nos del Norts
.os obreros spuertorriquenos, esa ser5 mi misi6u.
bslrlos II eAmercan Federation Of Labor. ,
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CHAHDON & YORDAN
PONCE -AkCn a.

AgeDoia de negocios judiciales, No
tariales, Contenciosos etc., etc. Testa-
mentarfas, Sc arreglan por diffciies que
sean. EsPECIALIpAD en- Jurisdiction vo
luntaria: Asuntcs contenc osos, sc trami-
tan con prontitud: Subsanacion de dcfec
tos en- documentos sujetos inscription:
AGENTEs del compafifa de Seguros de
Vida Gel SOL, del Canada. Compra y
venta de fneas rasticas urbanas. Ac-
TIvIDAD, precios modicos.
Julio 80 de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15

Scott
;AIin0ento
;ConnpIeto

La Emulsion de Scott
por sus componentes de
acelte de hfgado de ba-
calao E hipofosftoS de
cal y de sosa, es uno de
los alimentos mas COM
pletOs para la economic
humana.
Es un excitante de Ia
nutricion. Sc absorbe
,por la flbra muscular
siendo un gran renova-
dor de los tejidos Y de
los principles albuminoi-
deos fundamentals ex-
|, pulsando las toXinaS,
bacterias infecciosas V
sus productos. Puriflca
totalmente la sangre, Y
es por reunir eSas pro-
piedades que la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15

Ei iefe de Ia poicfa insular, Mr.. Techter,
ha salidc reco1rer todas las casas cuarte-
les de a isa.
Sa ha hecho Ia mar con direction Are
cibo, ell remocador <U ucas.1 Rsmolcara mas
ia San Juan al vapor LO1feltoeo.
Mr.. Norhron, professor de fnges, de Bs-
rranouitas. pasa & sustituir Mr.. Rotblus, que
renunci6 la inspection de las escuelas de Rio
Piedras.
En- Humacao un perro perteneciente a
nuestro querido amigo Ell professor don Ramon
Cordero Mstos fue atacado de hidrof6bia. Sc
le di6 muerte de IN tro.
L'amanos la atencion de la poiicia acerca
de efertos indyiduos de malos antecedentes,
que tianen ell habito de embrisgarse de pre-
sentarse en- los establecimientcs pooiicos coa
objeto de provocar los transeuntes promo
yer escAndalos.
Farmacia Marquee Roig.-Caguas-
Existencias renovadas constautemente.
Importation directa. Precios limftados.
-Especiaiidad en- ell despacho dc rece-
Don Anlloquio Gandara Sc sirve partici
parnos one, hacienda uso de la facuitad de
sustitucon de que SO hala investido en- Ell
poder Que le conhfio don jose Maria Gonzalez
Cfvidanes, de San Juan, 10 ha sustituido en-
favor don Marcelino Sobrino Pedreira.
<LA BORINQUEN1-De Targas & Ca no
olydar QUE esta casa es La que mas barato
vende que constantemeEte introduce nuevas
mercancfas articulos de alta noyedad. Wis
ia hace f6.
En ell restaurant, sEi Siglo X, de nues-
tro amigo don Gsbriel Moreno hay excelentes
camas a disposition de los via jeros que pernoc-
tS cf q urecf0
de 25 centavos.
VOCABULARIO GEOGRAFICO de los
Estados Unidos por don Narciso Varona de
veuta en- esta imprenta Is centavos ejem-
plar.
El nuevo perioIico que con ell tftulo <Ei
Derecho3 Sc pubiicara dentro de POGO en- San
Juan, SO consagrara Ia defensa de Ia auto
nomia.
Sc dice que los que habran de redactaro
no estkn conformes con ell actual estado de
cosas.
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sn la Corte Federal.
Gale Allen mum. 5s.-SAN JUAN PUER
TO RICO.
Al se for Fl. s. Hubbard, auxi.iar del al.
guacii Wilson, lie han aumentado Ell sueldo
de s 500 5 500 anuales.
GABINETE DENTAL
DEL DOCTOR PoNTE (hijo)-san Francis
co 20 San Juan.
Sc ha nombrado q Mr. SPAWN Inspector
de los trabaios de c8fleria.
Mr.. SPAWN prepare ell programa para ell
examen de plomeros.
Is directiva del Coiseo Dukss-Gaaya-
ma-tiene la atenci6n de invitarnos para la
veDsds que celebrara ell pr5ximo domingo.
Grncias.
En- BaFam6n vende la carae & centa-
tavos libra; pero ell pan ha subido por ha-
llarse cerradas las panaderfas de la localidad.
Los MEJoREs BoMBoNEs de choco-
late que SO reciben al la Isia los acaban de
inportar Espsfiol Hnos. de la casa Mori6ndo
8 Garig'io de TuTlu por Cond ucto de su re-
presentante general, nuestro amigo don Ale
iandro Bozzo.
El guardia insuar Jose Diaz Monge, ha
sido expulssdo del cuerpo por embriaguez y
maia oonducta.
Sc dice que ha faIIecido en- Santo Domin.
go, doha A tagracia Pepino senora muy CO.
socida en Mayagusz, donde Sc lie apreciaba
La muer:e de nHestro estimado amigo don
Julio Franco, acaecida en- Aguadilla, sobreyf-
no por tttano agudo.
La Emulsion de Scott es un exce!ente ali
mentn de ahorro, IN modfcador poderoso
&c Ia nutrici6n.
e. infrascrito, Doctor en- medicina Y CT
rugfa.
Csrti6ca Que la preparation danomtns-
da Emulsion de Scott es, por Ell aceite de ba
calao que contisna, agente termogeno de urt-
mer orcen, exeterlte nltnae,,to de oho,ro. y
por los hipofoshtos, modtfcddor poderoso de III
riutrici6n -
La he .adninistrado con frecuencia en- CA
SOS q . debi.idad general, RAG uitismo, escr6fu-
is, tisis puimonar, ETC., etc, siempre con re-
sultsdos ssttsfactorios.
para que los Sres. S:ott & swna ha-
gan da esta manifestation ell uso convententa
Ia expido en- San German, Is,a de Puerto Rice
% de JuDio de 1894.
DR., Lopez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15
ALACOLONIA

Ha ingresado en- la Coionia de leprosos el
yeeino de Arroyo Jose Rivera lie halo en-
aouelia locaiidad ell Inspector de Ia junts de
sapfdad sefior zepo Gambia.
Sc rrpons que no haya en- la isla nipgdn
btrO Rtacado dc ese NAL.
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MANATf PUERTO -RtCO
Quincalla Ferreterfa hntca an .. c,..s
Agencias comisiones representations
Comp-a venta de proyisiones seeaa =
Ifutos Del pais.-.uportacionss dtrectas.
SncursAl en- Gales,
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Tranquilidad, Salud = Reposo para las
Madres ylas Criaturas.

Ell JARABE CALMANTE de Ia
sefora WINSLOW, 8 da & 10 nif1os en-
Ell periodic de la DENTICION. Le.
aDianda las encfas, resuelve la inflammation
ailvla todo dolor, y cura Ell coli ventoso.
inocente ehcaz en- todos los caso..
AconseJamos las madres qua teng un
nlno enfermo que no dejen q Ia rreven-
clon pr pia nj Ia de otro., evite Ell uso de
es1a mediolna que proporciona a.ivio Sc
gnro, absolutament SECURE, 81 sc usa
cportunomente. ali
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SANTIAGO B. PALMER

AVOCADO AM ERICA NO.-Ejercs en- to-
dos los Tribrnales de la Isla especialment
sn la Corte Federal.
Gale Allen nun. 5a.-SAN JUAN pUER
TO RICO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15

AL efior Fl. s. Hubbard, auxi.ar del a
guacii Wilson, lie han aumentado Ell suelde
de / 500 5 Il 500 anuales.
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s "A M ylJ q n

LII HA S ~ - skA$ Essa a ~
a>or feI6grafe.
Novembre IS.
10 QUE DICE ROOSEVELT
Ell presidente Roosevelt anun-
cia que mantendra el regim ci-
vii en- Puerto Rico.
nc MBF7AMIEMT0S
Anade que los nombramientos
y ascensos de empleades Sc b ran
independientes de La polftica.
Deciara tambien que los puer-
torriqueflos son elegibles.
CAlDA
Mr.. Lawrence cayose en- San :
turce de una altura de vein ticinco
pies sin causarse daflo a'gunO.
MR.. BUCHANAN
Aver regreso de los Estados
Unidos ell jefe de las Aduanas Mr..
Buchanan.
L0NFELLOW
Ha llegado 81 ~Longfellow~
renolcado por el <Uncas ,
PalsIoHEROS sOERs
Los xboers1 prisio1eros en- las
islas Bermu as, piden los Esta-
dos Unidos auxilios de ropas.
Hacense suscriciones para pro
tejerles.
RleoR iHGLEs
Ell general ing es Ketch. ner
1ice no perdonara a les deporta-
dos, considerandoseles como pri
sionerCs.
Ell HERMANo DE cZ0L GOsz
El hermano de Czolgosz ha
sido apresado por las antoridades
por andar en- Auburn exhibiendo
el retrato del asesino y dando con.
ferencias sobre los m6viles a que
obedecio la muelte de Mac Kinley.
QuE MADA
En- Bayamon SO ha suicidado
una mujer Hamada Isabel Ramos
prendiendo fuego a sus ropas en-
con petroleo.
VISTA
El director de penales vista
"a las carceles de toda la isla pa
IA hacer un in ,rme.
HEv0lUCIoM
Los generates Andrade Y Pc
nalosa organizan en- Curazao una
invasion revolucionaria para We
nezuela.
Proponense derribar Ca, tro.
Dfcese que este teme q esos
L0KDRES
Reina gran disgasto entire el
pueblo d consecuoncia de haber |
subido 81 Gobie no el impuesto |
sobre 81 azt1car.
HC.EH1.
I'll estado de Ia reina Guiiler.
nina es gravfs mo Los 1nedicos |
1ssconf1an de salvarla.
CUBA
Dase, com seg1ro. ell triunfo |
ie la candidatura de Masso para
a presfdencia de la rephblica.
Estrada organiza manifesto
,iones.
ESpAMA
En- la parte de levante se
ussltan frecuentes desordenes 4
ausa do los impusstos.
Ell gobierno envfa refaeIzos
TRAM8VayL
Un escuad ron de lanc-ros in
'leses 80 rind:o q un comando
'oer Ga las cercanias de Richie
1Ond.
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MANGAS Z CAPIR0TEs-ysrsos de r.nf.
Rodriguez Cabrera. De venta en- la caIIe de
L. Fortsleza no SO, al precio de 90 centavos
81 eiemplar. p
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NoticiaS

2s del corriente contraeran ma ~
Mo en- San Juan don Alberto r. a malaine-. r.dac-
pector general de instruction pdohca reaae
tor del xBo'etfn>, con la seforita fra1c'so"
Margenat.
Eli 20 del coriente llegara San Juan e.
yspor americana <Philadelphia. proceden1e
de la Guatra yescaias. Seguifa s'sJe p"i1
New York.
Leoncio Barreiro.-Ciru1ano- Densls
ta-Cane de Ruiz Belyis Caguas Fueiso
Rico.
Ha regresado de los banos oe Coz u, % .
San Juan, despues de a'gunas semanas ue ~ ~,
sencfa, Mr.. A. M. Macdonal. empieauo uo'
Departamento de Correos. ia vueiSo 90
guez asuntos del seryicio
HOY contraieron matrinonio en Ia capl-
tai. Mr.. W. v. Robbins con Miss Zslah Levy.
EJose G. del Vale (Fortaieza 1l).-Ou, I,
cfnas para Ia gesti0n de asuntos admlnis'rae.
vos en- todos los centros ofciaies
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of which was drawn over my face, with
only my trusty revolver to protect me
from treachery or the assassins's knife;
then the swift gliding over the silent
waters, with not a word spoken, my eyes
searching in the moonlight for the
Aorangi and Jose's yacht The doctor
was waiting at the gangway to assist
me on board, and in a loW-tone he or
dered the boat to lie off little way
and wait.
Is it all right?'i I whispered anxious
1y. And he nodded his head.
Mr.. Sullivan is asleep in his beth, the
sailors are below, where he sent them an
hour ago when he fixed up the instru-
ment. No one is awake but you and 1,
and in five minutes it will be twelve
o'clock
His voice trembled a little. and his
eyes were shining from mingled fear and
excitement. / motioned him to keep at
little distance, my own heart beating
intentionally fast, and taking up the
tube attached. Then, suddenly, across
the dark waters came voice, which
thrilled every nerve, so weird did it
Sound; it was as though the night spoke
to me.
1t was only a few words. then silence
again, which remained unbreken. But
each word was fraught with meaning
even to me, and to the chief, 1 knew,
they would have fuller significance. 1
n2Stened on shore, routed up a sleepy
telegraph operator at the hotel, and sent
the Hateful message home 1t would make
a great deal of difference to good many
people on the morrow
Then took a few hours rest and was
speeding away from Lisbon before Mr..
Sullivan would have raised his head from
the pillow to face the mystery of his
failure.
Copyright in the United States of AM
erica by d. Il. Pierce.)
Next Week ga Modern Miracle"
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EXILED.

1t comes to me often in silence
When the freight splutters low
When the black, uncertain shadows
Seem wraiths of long ago:
Always with a throb of heartache,
That fills each pulsye vein
Comes the old, unquiet longing
For the peace of home again.
I'm sick of the roar of the cities.
And of faces cold and strange;
I know where's there's warmth of well
come,
And my yearning fancies range
Back to the dear old homestead,
With an aching sense of pain.
But there'll be joy in the coming,
When I go home again.
When go home again. There's music
That never may die away,
And it seems the hands of angels,
On mystic harp at play.
Have touched with a yearning sadness
On a beautiful, broken strain,
To which is my fond heart wording
When [ go home again.
Outside of my darkening window
Is the great worlds clash and din,
And slowly the autumn shadows
Come drifting, drifting in,
Sobbing, the night wind murmurs
To the splash of the autumn rain;
But / dream of the glorious greetings
When I go home again
Eugene Field.
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eminent would show him as little mercy
as my own. But you have not told me
yet what he has sent to you? You spoke
Of an invention aa
Eyes. truly remarkable instrument,
designed by countryman of yours, for
locating the direction OF atsound, or pro-
jecting sound long distances Mr.. Sulli-
van explained 1t all to me-, 1t consists of
a reflector, mounted on an arm, which
can be turned on its center and raised
or lowered, as required. He has SINH
lar instrument, which he will place in
position tonight on his yacht at u o'clock,
and in this way he will be able to hold
conversation with his friend without
any risk of infection, and without excit-
ing attention by raising his voice. The
beam of sound is thrown from one re-
ffector to the other, the sound being To-
cused in one instrument in the receiver;
one operator speaks into the flexible
tube, while the operator working the
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native coinage of refs seemed a snbstan-
tial sum, and he went away to try If he
could find some English beer Ito take the
taste out of his mouth" And | returned
to the hotel to consider what should do
II Sullivan had hired the yacht with the
object of communicating with Hammond.
it was certain that he would not make the
attempt in daylight, and as he had only
engaged it till tomorrow, the attempt, if
made at all. must be made tonight. That
was evident. It was, therefore, inpera-
tive that I should watch Sullivan's every
movement tonight, although how this
was to be done, could NOT, as yet, i'm
agine.
Late in the afternoon was sitting in
the vestibule of the hotel in secluded
corner, when, to my surprise, 1 saw Sui
Ivan go past accompanied by a stranger
Ia little, important looking Portuguese.
AS they passed my corner. l heard Sui
Ivan say in French, "Then l will lend
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I looked suspiciously at the little doc
tor. Was he trying to deceive me-
''Behold!'' he said, dramatically, point
ing to a large package on the table, chat
is what shall carry 60 the Aorangi. 1t
has but now arrived
I approached the table, wondering what
the large parcel could contain. Could
Hammond be such a villain as to con-
template some wholesale slaughter by
means of an Internal machine, and
chance making his own escape to the
yacht in the general confusion?
Il must know the contents" I said
sternly, pointing to the ungainly pack
age, but taking care not to touch it. DR..
Duprat must have guessed something of
my fears for he smiled sly1y.
1t is not dangerous" he said; cit is
very wonderfnl-oh! a marvellous inVen-
tion-but child might play with it. Is
this Mr. Sullivan a conspirator. by
chance. and wanted by your police? If
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-17
EASTERN MINNESOTA RAILWAY.

1g iIop Duluth and West Superior !S S4S2
Sleeper for lilo p. m train can be oc-
cupied at any time after 8 p m.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-17

There is no que tion that you feel like yoa look;
despondent weak. nervous and iesparing. Your
awake tired and with yonr mind filled with evil vii
foretodings. You know you are serninaly weak;
you also know from sad experience that all of the
drugs that you have poured into your stomach have
left you worse than they found YOU.
NOW LISTEN
Not one drop of internal medicine that yen
ever did OF will put into your stomach will
cure you. Why? Because your aiiment is not
In your stomach, or liver or Kidneys, but in
the uretflraI canal. 1t is local disease and as
such requires local treatment.
The st. James method Is direct positive and
unfaiiing.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-17
Avoiding Embarrassme emf.

Observation-Disclosures doesn't want Off
GERS to carry pianos with them when
pursuing the Beers.
Bennett-He is right. How would it look
If he had to report that the Beers cap
tured two guns and piano--Puck.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-17
We Have Cured Men IL, Eve

so, he has deceived me, he is bad man
what harm might he not have done
me!-and I will not spare him.
HE is an anarchist and very danger.
Gus one" I said gravely. your gov
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-17
Bound to kick.

DOUuU 10 hIChs
The man who loses rails at fate
And says it hurts him sore;
And if he wins he still will kick
Because it wasn't more.
Washington Star.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1901-08-27
American Manners RstrOgrading

In many American homes lack OF
manners is fast becoming something
akin to lack OF morals. The grand
mother and guest are frequently forced
into a secondary position in CONVERSE
ton. the tea-table talk being monopo-
lized by children's chatter and clamor.
Difference to age is conspicuous by its
absence. The child is encouraged to
think of himself first and others last,
for fear that his "spontaneity" be
checked. Among well-bred Europeans
the American child is usually con-
sidered nuisance, to be held up as a
warning. Mrs. Alice Freeman Palmer
tells a good story of her experience in
IA German railway train, when a tiny
Karl. who had committed some little
rudeness, was reproved in a shocked
tone by his mother. My son." said
she. what shall l do with you? You
behave Just like an American child"
Evidently nothing more crushing could
have been said. The traveller who has
once lived with foreign children and
observed their sweet courtesies and alb
lsence Of pertness, and has seen how
happy children are in considering
others. may well desire that our active,
Vigorous American children may add a
new grace to the other charms which
make them the light and joy of our
Ihomes.-Mrs. Lucia Mead, in The Con-
lgregationalist.