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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-01-17
Chinese Massacre of Children.

London, Jan. S.-A Sister Of Charity,
writing from the MaisOn de Jesu En-
FAINT, at Ning-Po, Nov. 20, describes the
massacre at Marking of 100 little
boys. Some of them, she says, were
roasted alive in the church. Others es-
capped to the orphanage outside the city
but were killed and the place burned
Despite threats of torture and the fire.
quency of most painful deaths. the sis
ter declares, apostasy was wonderfully
rare.
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Important witness Disappears.

New York, Jan. S.-Thomas ]. Min
mock, the newspaper man who made
the original charges against Nurses
Davis, Dean and Marshall, of Bellevue
hospital, which led to their being held
to await the action Of the grand jury
on the charge Of having murdered a
patient, has disappeared, and all ef-
forts Of the authorities to locate him
have been futile. It is said that Min
mock bought ticket for southern Cal
ifornia on Friday last.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-01-17

Cattle are dying all over South Da-
kota because of some hidden poison in
cornstalks, and it is question whether
It is safe for human beings to eat corn
meal made from this seasons corn. 1t
is the general custom to turn cattle
into the fields after the corn has been
husked that they may eat the stalks,
which are ordinarily very nutritious.
Cattle fatten rapidly upon them. This
year, however, there is poison in some
of the fields, and cattle turned into
them die in great agony within ten
hours after having eaten of any of the
stalks. Four carloads of hides from
rnttle that hnve died frS-- - ---.-c-
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-01-17
Colombia ana Venezuela May Clash

Kingston, Jam, Jan. S.-Letters re-
ceived here from Panama say the re-
lations between Colombia and Vene-
zuela are much strained in consequence
Of the latters connivance with and the
assistance being given to the revolu-
tionists in the former country. The
activity Of the rebels. it is added only
restrains Colombia from taking war;
like measures against Venezuela, and
even now Colombian troops are being
moved to the border. The rebels are
still receiving large supplies of arms
and ammunition through Venezuela.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-01-17
Mrs. Richardson Held For Murder

Savannah, Mo-, Jan. S.-The coro-
ner's jury in the case of Frank l..
Richardson, the merchant who was
murdered in the doorway of his resi-
dence Christmas eve, returned ver-
dict yesterday afternoon, charging that
Richardson came to his death from a
pistol shot fired by his wife or by some
person known to her and unknown to
the jury" Mrs. Richardson was placed
under arrest and furnished bail in the
sum Of $1,000.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-01-17


Albany, Jan. S.-Two local Italian
societies passed resolutions yesterday
making peremptory demands to the
Italian consul at New York and to
Baron Fava, the Italian ambassador TO
the United States, for the recall of G.
b. Baccelli, the Italian consul resident
in this city. 1t appears that on the
night before New Years day Bacceli
attended meeting of his countrymen
and was called upon to make an ad-
dress. in the course of which he said
that Italians live on Is cents a day"
Italians who heard the statement i'm
mediately branded it as one calculated
to cast slur upon them and their race.
1t is their pride, they say, that they
live as well as anybody in the city.
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of ,mH,i
They Add COnsid,, 40 IN.
Comfort of Farmers.

The cut shows two ways of making a
long-handled wooden Clipper for use in
the swill barrel or for purposes where
the use of a tin dipper is not advisable.
The first one (A) is made from light
wooden pail of the kind used for but.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-01-17

~. Ald there were certain Greeks among
them that came up to worship at the feast.
p. The same came therefore to Philip.
which was OF Bethsaida of Galilee, and de-
sired Him, saying, Sir. We would see
Jesus
%. Philip come,h and telleth Andrew: and
again Andrew and Philip tell Jesus
%. And Jesus answered them. saying.
The hour is come. that the Son of Man
should be glorifed
"a. Verify, verify, say unto you, Except a
corn of wheat fall into the ground and die,
II abideth alone. but If II die. II bringeth
forth much fruit.
Is. He that loveth his life shall lose IT.;
and he that hateth his life in this world
shall keep 1t unto life eternal
-. II any man serve me. let him follow
me; and where | am, there shall also my
servant be; II any man serve me, him will
my Father honor.
q. Now Is my soul troubled; and what
shall | say? Father. save me from this
hour. but for this cause came unto this
hour.
y. Father, glorfy Thy name. Then came
khere "A voice from Heaven, saying, have
both glor!ned 1t, and will glorify 1t again.
-. The people, therefore, that stood by
and heard it said that it thundcrcd; others
said, An angel spake to him.
50. Jesus answered and said This voice
came not because Of me, but for your sakes.
81. Now is the judgment Of this world ;
row shall the prince of this world bc cast
ont.
-. And I, II be lifted up from the earth,
VIII draw all men unto me.
50. This he said, signitying what death He
should die.
GOLDEN TENT.-Wc would see Jc'
sus.-John I2;.i.
NOTES AND COMMENTS
Try to keep in mind the ordcr Of
events during the last week in the
earthly life Of Jesus: On Friday he
arrived mt Bethany: Saturday, the jew
ioh Sabbath was spent quietly at Hcth
any; Saturday evening. after the Sab
bath was over, came the amounting at
the supper; and on Sunday the tri-
umphal entry into Jerusalem; back
t. bethany for the night then the
walk over the Mount of Olives carly
on Monday morning. For what he saw
then. s,c Mark ll:l2-lA He drove from
the temple the buyers and sellers. and
listened with JOY TO the praises q. the
children: tHcu went back to licthanN for
the u"ht: on Tuesday moruir' II,
came into the city and spent the whole
day teaching in the temple. twas in
the midst Of His work that day that
Ne was told that some fo" ucr
wished to see Him.
"Grcohs" were Gcuti',s or h,. hen.
Thcs. were converted hcath0u. a- IA"
as giving mp thcir idols and wor-lpina
one true. living God was concerned.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-01-17

future and the past are the
powers that determine the present.
The man who measures the profits
of religion in dollars and cents will
never strike q heavy balance.--Ram's
Morn.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-01-17
Make the Home Io,nutifuI

The farm home should be made at
tractive and beautiful. 1t is the farm
er's home and should at least demand
as much proportionate care as the farm
itself. If this fact would be realized by
more farmers the question of show to
keep the boy on the farm" would not
be so portentous. Instead of laboring
from morn to night on the farm, if the
farmer would s7~G even a half hour
zach day in planting hedges. trimming
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-01-17

Those who do not have access to a
barn floor or haymow OF their own will
find It profitable to buy clover meal and
feed It as partial substitute for grass.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-01-17

Restraining prayer is retaining
care.
Purity is the --~- pleasure in
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-01-17

a. Small plant in fruit, one-fourth natural
Size; b, leaf from younger plant, natura!
szs: {, seed enlarged five times.
flower belong, but the species could not
bc discovered in the manuals at hand.
It was Identified, upon request, by
Pre- u. Dewey. Of the Uri' States
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Cracks through which the cold blasts
Of winter blow are not needed for fresh
air. A stable can be ventilated without
having draughtA
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Chicago Inter Ocean.
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tree

dear to them IS the ,
Galloway, in Farm and Home.
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tho publications in
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-31
APPOINTMENT OF A RECEIVER.
A. W. Robinson rut in charge ofIsoblns,

A. w. Robinson Put In Charge ofRobInson
g. Co.'s Basket Factory and tho Knowles
Hardware Co., Mt Sharptown, Md,
Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal.
Laurel, Oct. 26. Over month ago
the large basket factory of Robinson &
Co., owned by the lion. A. W, Robin
son aud Legislative Candidate w. Ii.
Knowles of Sharptown and j. Dallas
and Harvey MarVl. heirs of tho late
Gov. Joshua Maryil. shut down, as did
the Knowles Hardware Co.., owned by
the Sane parties.
This action threw out of employment
over half of the working class of Sharp
town, which il just over tho State line,
in Wicomico county, Nd. The com
nanies wore rushed with orders, and
raw material was wasted.
Yesterday, when Mr.. Robinson and
the Messrs. Mtrvil asked that o re-
ceiver be appointed against the wishes
Of Mr.. X 10wles, all was explained.
The petitioners stated in their prayers
that an irreconcilabl. difference existed
between tho n embers Of the companies,
and that the business could not be con-
tinued under the present conditions.
Judge Holland granted the request, and
appointed Mr.. Robinson receiver. The
mills will start up next week.
The firms did an extensive business,
and yielded large dividends.
The Messrs. Marvil resiue here, and
have extensive plants in Laurel The
Others reside at Sharptown, where the
plants in dispute are located.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-31

man who thinks any denomination is
good enough for him, IS not good
enough for any denomination. AS to
advance steps, he urged the introduce
tion OF the family altar, the study of
including the choir, the speakers, the
supper committee, the press, &c.
]. III. Burns, the retiring president,
introduced the new officers. and also
thanked all the Endeavorers for the as
sistance they have given him during
the seven years he has been an officer of
the Delaware Union.
The new PRESIDENT, @. c. Penny. was
introduced and said;' In accepting the
olioe OF president OF the Delaware
Union, believe am bending my will
to the will of God. l did not desire to
give up the work of the the Whining
ton Union, but the call having come in
such unmistakable tones | cannot but
heed the summons CT the Master.
have of you two favors to ask, which
are that during the coming year you
will give to me your sympathy and
your prayers. Trusting in the Lord
Jesus Christ, will do what He has for
me to do. -
The Rev. George Il. Rees OF Philadel
phia spoke on conservation. A covenant
service was conducted by the Rev. A.
N. Keigwin, d. d., and the benediotion
was pronounced BY DIR. Rees.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-31
the Rev. A. s. Mowbrny made an ad-
dress. The finance committee reported
S1S, Oh in hand,
PRESBYTERY OF NEW CASTLE.

Spiritual Conference to be Held at
Newark November 9th and 9th.
"a spiritual conference of Presbytery
Of New Castle will be held at First
Presbyterian Church, Newark, Novem-
Der 9th and 9Th. The following pro-
gramme has been arranged
Tuesday-2. 30 p. M, devotional meet
ing, Rev. George II. Trull; 3, p. M
address, Rev. j. Il. Carson, D. D., I;
4, p. M, Question Box Conference, led
by Rev. j. Il. Carson, ID. ID. Recess.
7.30 p. m, song service; s q. ILL.,, ad-
dress, Rev. j. +. Carson, ID. ID.
Wednesday-9 a. M, devotional meet
ing, Rev. W +. ID. Lewis; $50 a. M.
Bible reading, Rev. J. Il. Estlin; 10
a. M, address, Rev. j. +. Carson, ID.
D.. II q. M, Quiet Hour aud Lord q
Supper, conducted by Moderator j. S.
Giltillan, ID. d.
The evanRelistic committee comprises
the Rev. r. A. Elwood, chairman: the
Rev. William j. Rowan, the Rev. j. l..
Estlin, Elder Lewis Bush and Elder
W. r. Skinner. Chairman Elwood has
issued The following invitation to the
churches and their pastors and people
'Presbytery evangelistic committee
cordially invite yourself and session to
attend the Spiritual Conference to be
held in the First Presbyterian Church
OF Newark, Del, on Tuesday afternoon
and evening and Wednesday morning,
November 9th and 9Th, 1901. The Rev.
John +. Carson, ID. D., of Brooklyn,
and member of the General Assembly's
svaugelistio committee, will be present
and speak at all our sessions. Enter
tainment will be provided by the
Newark Church. Kindly send your
name and those Of your session who
will attend not later than November
lst. larry not to come and enjoy the
good things of God."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-31
WOODS FIRE IN SUSSEX.
ted by a spark-NIuch Valuable Prop

Started by a SparS-Much Valuable Prop
erty Saved Only ny Hard Work.
Special Correspondence of Gazette and Journal.
Laurel, Oct. 26. "A spark from Joseph
Elliott's saw mill ignited n field of
wild hay, which burned furiously, de-
stroying peach orchard on the Dashieis
estate.
The pine woods Of ex-senator Thomas
most heroic work by the mill employees
and railroad gangs sent TO the scene
were the mill, with millions of feet of
boards and logs, the long railroad
bridge and several homes saved.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-31
NEW STEEL BRIDGE.
To be Built by the T., w. g. II. Railroad n
Charlestown, Md. ~

To be Built by the T., w. q II. Railroad n
Charlestown, Md. ~
Assistant Engineer Weston, chief as
sistant to Assistant Engineer Macarthur
OF the p, W, Il u. railroad, accom-
panied by Supervisor Gamble Lntrobo
of division No ., and force of sur.
yeyois OF Engineer McArthurs' Office,
returned Saturday from Charles
town, Md, u miles from this City,
where survey was made for the new
overhead roadway and bridge at that
place. But two tracks are in position.
there, but the bridge which will span
the road will admit of the proposed
construction of the three track bridge
which is to be GO feet in width.
The structural part of the bridge will
be Of steel and will be erected under
the supervision OF James L. Smith,
master brIdgebuilder and carpenter OF
the division. Two other steel hridees
are to be erected along the line within
few miles OF this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-31
Asthma

The doctors tell us they
cannot cure every case Of
asthma with Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. They say it is the
best thing for relief and that
it often completely cures.
We are willing to take their
word for it, are you?
AFTER having spent hundreds OF
dollars trying to be cured Of my asthma,
| now rely entirely on Ayers Cherry
Pectoral for the relief OF the severe
paroxysms Of coughing. II is the best
medicine for this | can find"
Geo; W. Stout, Sacramento, Cal.
ise, Soc, si.oo. sc. AVER CO., Lowell, Mass.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-20
NICARAGUA.

Con la debida solemnidad, cele.
br6se ell acto de presentation del
Enviado Ext1aordinario y Ministro
Plenipotenciario de Chile en- Nicara'
qua senior Beltran Matthew, pronun'
ci4ndose discursos alusivos en- los
que sc preponderaron frases signif'
cativas de la cordialidad de relacio'
mes que reina entire ambos gobier'
nos.
Los mas distinguidos peri6dicos
de la capital de Nicaragua estimulan
a los padres de familias q %concurrir
a los ex&menes p1blicos On las es'
cuelas, demostrando las ventajas
que acarrear1a la presencia de ellos
en- esos actos en- que los educandos
demuestran los adelantos obtenidos
On la ensenanza que reuben.
Ell cuerpo docente encontrarfa
aliento y entusiasmo en- la ardua ia
rea que Sc encomienda, con tai de-
mostraci6n de los padres, y estos
podrfan apreciar verdaderameIte los
progresses de u hijos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-20

glandular restaura la fuerza de Ia
perdida j%uventud y ell hombre encie
IRA en- sus Laboratories los micro
bios mas %virulentos, cuyos jugos
atenuados pasa en- su ORGANISING, es.
ter ilizanoole para aQuel microbio;
cuando Sc curan va ell cancer y la
tuberculosis, en- Puerto Rico, Ia Glen
cha medica cede su paso al ~salvaje
medico brujo, al one cura por las
aguas........!
Que un pats que tiene 6OO.O 600
pesos para instruction, no tepga un
centavo para hygiene y bene6cen'
clA......!.
Que la provincial mas miserable
de Italia llene Ia literature medica
de valiosas investigaciones, v nues
tro pals, emporio de riqueza, no Il.
cure en- los anales medicos con una
sola noticia!
Que ell mismo rey aut6crata tia
liano SO coupe y proteja los labora
torios medicos y nuestro popular 60
bierno Sc indigeste trazandose dos
proyectos de c~lvilizaci6n, de higie.
ne, matando la Ultima esperanto, la
Ultima iniciativa.
Ell mundo progressive nos con-
templara al fjarse en- eli mapa y ex-
clamara friamente: <ellos comen hier
ba.s!
DIR j NJ. AMADEO.
Toa Alta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-20

con que no escudrinasi logr6 encor
trar bsjo Ia paja que recub11a un mt
70 una cajita de zinc, conteniendo ur
billete de so frances, un luis y9frar
cos con 80 centfmos, que una taber
nera devolvi6 q Brierre de ana mo
media de 10 frances que este le di6 Ia
noche del cr1men.
Dicha vuelta envolvfase en- VI
de]gado papel blarco, que aparece
manchado de sangre.
Ri descubrimiento ha producfde
enorme emocf6n en- Corancez y or
Chartres:
FL pdblico SO encuentra va con-
vencfdo de que el parricida guerra ca
sarse con la Veronica, su antigua a
mantle, cuyo dinero necesitaba para
pagan sus deudas.
Mfentras que Paris Sc abisma,
horripilado, en- Ia monstruosidad del
crimen de Corancez, considerandolc
dnico en- ell mundo, desde Londres
teleg.affan que ell sargento Butler,
mat6 & tiros de revolver a sus seis
hijos, es decir, uno mas que Brierre,
batiendo ell <record> del par1ic1-
do.
Y siguen horrores: A 10 de Co.
rancez, 10 de Poitiers.
Ahora sc trata de una gran Sc
nora, madame Monmer, RIGA, que ha
tenidO a una hija suya secuestrada
en- su prOpia casa durante <veinticin
co anos,s por interes seg1n Sc cree,
por guardarse una herencia de la Sc
cuestrada.
La encontraron en- un cuarto
obscure que parece nm calabozo, So
bre un jergon podrido.
eEstaba enteramente desnuda,
dice la information de las autorida-
des; Parece 40 esqueleto. Los mus.
los son del grosor de un pufo; los
brazos como ell cuello de una bote-
lila; los dedos como un l&piz; las u.
has inmersas; los cabellos una plas-
ia de crimes, sobre la cual pasean
enormes piojos.
Estaba acostada sobre una Co.'S
ira tornado por sus propfos excre-
mentos, u deyecc1ones residuos de
carne y pan en- putrefacci6n. anon
tonadOs durante amos; y alrededor
de TODD bullian ratas, piojos y enor
mes gusanos que han sido recojidos
para servir de pleas de conviction.
La desgraciada ha perdido el co
del idioma, y gruf1e me
jor que habla.
Su inconciencia es tan grande,
que q veces le hace pedfr que la vuel
van al calabozo.,
Con padres como Brierre, Y con
madr IS como madame Monmer, que
da acreditada la especie humana.
LUIS BONAFOUX.
Paris, q de Mayo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-20
LA ALB0RADA
de los Trabajad0reS de MuelleS

Magn16ca ha sido, a pesar de 10
desapacible del tempo.
La caballerfa ligera de la Mari
ma, rompfa la Marcia, y segulanla
todos los carros de faens, adorna'
dos cor famulas, gallardetes y abun'
dante follaje.
Paroles iluminados, transparent
ties alusivos 4 la fiesta y estandar'
tes. CON los retratos de los hombres
mas prominentes del republicanismo
NADIA falt6, 1ameando in6nidad de
banderas americans, %espa1olas, Gu
banas y puertorrique1as, que ANNA
ban ell espectaculo, en- medic del vo'
cer1o Ell la genie allegro y de buen
humor, que Sc mecfa al compass de
las sabrosas danzas que cantaba la
orquesta.
Cerraba ell sequito n pipa con
ducida en- hombros de cuatro g;gan'
ties, con un chiquillo montado enci'
ma, y os%tentando este lsma:
eTrabajando, todos tenemos.,
Los vivas q los Estados Unidos,
a Espana, a Puerto Rico y q los dos
partidos, Federal y Republican,, SO
repet1an sin cesar.
iBien por los muchachos de los
tinglados y los Muelles!
iGo ahead! ice ahead!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-20
CAMBIOS.
Bureau del TEMPO.

Los aguaceros fueron generates
en- tOda Ia semana, cor fuertes llu.
Was locales en- ell distrito de Areci-
DO, Humacao y San Juan dc Puerto
Rico.
La mayor precipitation local
fue 5 20 de pulgadas en- Arecibo, y
10 menor fue "a de pulgada en- San
ia Isabel.
La temperature mas alta en- las
varias estaciones fue $50 en- Arecibo
y Ia mas baja fue $40 en- Cayey.
La continuation del tempo hi
medo ha sido periodical para los in.
tereses generates de labranza.
La molfenda Sc atras6 en- algu-
nos districts y hubo un descenso en-
ell grade del guarapo.
En- algunos lugares queda toda'
via muoha cana por cortar, mieptras
one en- otros va esta concluyendo la
molienda.
La nueva cosecha de cans sigue
excepcionalmente bien y SO esta de.
dicando una gran extension de to-
reno para III cultivO.
Ell cafe sigue bien y Sc espera
un buen rendimiento. ,
Ha comenzado la recollection del
maiz en- los %terrenos altos; ell rendi'
miento no es tan bueno como SO su.
ponfa.
Sc continha plantando algo, pc
re ell tempo no ha sido generalmen-
te bueno para este trabajo
Los frutos memories, tales como
habicEuelas, pinas, batatas, toma-
ties, guineos y otras flutas de la es'
taci6n, se estan vendiendo. Ell ITEM
pc ha perjudicado algunas cosechas,
especialmente las habichuelas.
Puerto Rico, Is JUNO, 1901.
En- esta tipografase hace toda
clase de trabaios & precios equitati
vos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-20
DeCadenCia.
Una luz que Sc apaga.
EllOS C0men hieIba!

La gaceta trae continues anun-
clos de pueblos pidiendo medicos.
BESIDE hace veinte amos ha atacado
& los pueblos de esta islita la mono.
mania de traer y botar medicos, EN-
brollarlos y denigrarlos. Nj agra
decimiento, nj respeto, nj siquiera
eQuidad Sc ha tenido para con ellos;
y va seven sin ell auxilio de la Glen
cia medica muchos municipios de la
isla. Ounce doctores han muerto
aquf en- dos amos, y solo uno lego a
sesenta abriles. La mayorfa han su
cumbido al scuchillo de palo, mum
cipal, en- la for de su juveutud. Sc
dice de IN medico titu]ar que muri6
de hambre. Estoy escribiendo un
drama cen Ell tftulo de <nuestro me
dico municipal,, donde veremos mo
rir al infortunado doctor. Sc cree
al gobierno complete de estas muer
tes y 81 gobierno saldra en- el drama
vestido de Mefist6feles, que es ell "a
pei que hace en- realidad,
Necesario es que nuestra Cana
"a y nuestro Consejo aparezcan en-
ell drama; y apareceran dos sugetos
barrigones muy indigestados, por
haberse tragado dos grandes pro-
yectos de Hygiene en- question de no
ras.
En- ell pals hay a1n medicos; pc
70 no aceptan compromises con pue
bios cuya negra historic para con
ellos les causa repugnancia. Sueldos
de 40 y SO pesos para un hombre de
diploma cientffco, es decir & ese
hombre: stu saber no es n~ecesario;
y va esta evideute la decadencia de
una sociedad.
Por ESQ, cuando los rayos X sa-
cuden ell protoplasma EN- la fntima
&c elect ngoP'a nanetrs ee an i.s "a an GGrsle IN
tra-celplares intentando detener los
cambios qufmicos 8 biol6gicos que
establecen Ia yejes; cuando 81 jugo