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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19
HIS WRIST BROKEN
KANSAS CLIPS AND COMMENTS

Ncodesha is the latest town to raise
the ice trust wall.
A ten year old Wichita boy has
been kinapped by tramps.
Humboldt houses are all full and
the Herald calls for some new ones.
Already 400,0 bushels of wheat
have been burned up in western Kan
sas.
Jessie Morrison is the seventh wom-
an in the Kansas Penitentiary for
murder.
1t is so dry ia Atchison that light
ming bug set fire to a lawn there the
other night.
It's perfectly exasperating the mat
ter of fact way those western Kansas
papers take the drouth.
One Kansas paper runs a dry
weather story under the head Good
BY our Corn, Good Bye"
Yates Center will try to make believe
it is seashore town by sprnkling
the streets with water from salt
we'll.
Leavenworth boasts of man who
wears "a straw hat the year around be-
cause he does not wish his purchases
TO be felt
Sterling Kansas has but one shirt
waist man in town and he is so mu"t
of a sensation that he gets a headed
article in the Bulletin.
According to the Emporia Repub
lican the adhesive quality of Spauld,
ing's celebrated glue is not to be com
pared to Commissioner Evans.
Comparing the schools of Dough-
county with the number of certificates
outstanding there will be shortage o.
twenty teachers in the county.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19

The editor of this paper has APP
pointed Norman F. Ramsey, of Topeka,
to a cadetship at West Point. Mr..
Ramsey was chosen from number of
applicants for the reason that he has
already made gallant record as a
soldier, being one of the heroes of the
Bag Bag where he was one of the five
that fought their way to the bank and
afterwards followed Funston on the
swim that made them famous. He has
already passed his entrance examina-
tions, having been appointed an alter
nate last year, and he is recommended
by the commanding officers of the
Twentieth as being as bright as he is
brave, and certain to make a splendid
record at ''the Point"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19
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cannot cure with Liveria the Up-To Date
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ly complied with. They are purely Vegetable,
and never fail to give satisfaction. 25c boxes
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boxes contain Is Pills. Beware of substitutions
and limitations. Sent by mail. Stamps taken,
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19
Is PREPARING FOR WAR
Russia Wants to be Ready for Trouble
with Japan.

BY Scripps-McRae Press Association.
London, July l5.-Activity in the
Russian naval yards is believed to be
due to tie belief that war between
Japan and Russia is imminent. Be-
sides ordering the enlistment of three
hundred thousand for the army and
navy the government has ordered the
railways to hold themselves in readi-
ness to transport troops at four hours
notice.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19
JACK SCHALL IS ALL RIGHT
A Good Story About One of Our
Girls and Her Husband

Maude Thrasher of lola, married
Jack Schall, of the Troy Chief. Maude
richards of lola. married Rev. Leslie
j.. Potter, now rector of an Episcopal
church near st. Louis, Missouri. A
few days ago Mr. and Mrs. Schall
happened to be in St. Louis over Sun
day on their way TO Buffalo, and this
is the way Conner Davies tells what
happened:
"While the Kaasan editors we're en-
route to the Panama exposition, we
spent one day in st. Louis-Sunday.
Jack Schall, editor of the Troy Chief
was one of the party. Mrs. Schall
was along. She had a girl chum in
the city, or rather in the suburb town
of Kirkwood, whom she had not seen
since either had been married. The
chum had married an Episcopalian
minister, cousin of Bishop Potter,
and he is pastor of the church at
Kirkwood, the majority of the mem
bers being rich st. Louis merchants
Mrs Schall is proud of Jack, ! S she
might well be, and insisted that they
should go out to see the chum who had
married the minister and, presumably,
to give the chum chance to gaze upon
the manly form of the Kansas editor
whom she had led to the altar. They
went and reached the church just as
the services began. 1t is evident that
j Ack does not go to church very often,
else he would have done as all good
and regular attendants at the ''meetin'
house" do-he would .have provided
his purse with some small change.
The congregation was small, but quite
select. The neighborhood is quiet
and everybody knows everybody else,
so that the stranger was the scynosure
1--WE are not dead sure that that is the
correct word, but 1t goes of all eyes
about the time the silver platter came
around for the contribution. jack
smallest change was 16 to l silver
dollar, but he never hesitated. He
chucked it onto the plate among the
cent pieces, nickles and dimes, with a
clang like the fall of kitchen stove
pipe on frosty morning-and he
never turned hair. When the meet
in broke up it seemed that everybody
wanted to be introduced to the
wealthy Kansas friend of the minis
ter. and Jack and Mrs. Schall held
"A small reception in front of the altar
before the congregation would dis
purse. After they were well out OF
hearing distance, on the street car,
going back to the hotel, Mrs. Schall
suggested that Jack was Throwing
himself" pretty early on the trip, as
was evinced by his dollarcontribution
at the church. Little one, said Jack,
Il never gave up a dollar easier in
all my life. Your judgment in the
selection of husband and the goo
name of Kansas were both at stake al
the same time. 1t only cost a dollarIto
sustain your good judgment and at the
same time to restore confidence in the
people of Kansas-I'd have spent it al
such an opportunity, If it had beer
the last dollar had on earth and We
had to give up the Pan-American Elk
position and been compelled to hoo
FER back to Kansas Do you believe
she really blames her husband foi
wasting his money! You bet she
doesn't. Do you, Mr. Kansas man.
Well bet you don't"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19
Rnv Nnn n Home Chenn.

See the lots in the Travis. addition
To-. Gas City. Desirable location,
prices reasonable. no smelter smoke,
addition all piped with gas and furn-
ished at same rate as gas in lola,
Terms $4,000 $40 90 $50. 90 $50. 90 with
payments of ten dollars down. Bal
arce to be paid in terms to suit pur-
chaser.
For part'c llars write to Miss Sada
Travis LaHarpe, Kansas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19
REGISTRATIONS BY HEAT
Intense Hot Weather Causes Pros
trations in lola. Man has His
Wrist Fractured.

lola made good her claim 10 being
metropolitan by having two cases OF
prostrations last week. Mr.. d. A.
Williamson who works in the clinker
room at the Cement Plant went home
to his rooms on north Washington
last Thursday complaining of being
worn out with theheat. He lives over
Allstott's restaurant and after clean
ing up he went down stairs and sat
down on the sidewalk. He Immediate
ly began to witch and jerk all over
complaining of pain at the same time.
Feeling sick, he got up and started
down the walk but beforehe had gone
far he keeled over on the ground per-
fectly lifeless. Dr's Cox and McMil-
Ian were called and worked with him
for two or three hours before he was
restored to consciousness. He is able
to walk around little now but it
will probably be two or three weeks
before he can work again.
A PRosTRATIoN FRIDAY
H. Gray who has been driving the
street sprinkler for Kelly was over
come by the heat at noon Friday. he
drove into the stable at noon and put
his horses up but when the other boys
got there he was piled up in corner
unable to talk. Restoratives were
used and he was brought around suf
ficiently to take him home but he will
probably be kept in for some days.
PRoSTRATIoN SATURDAY.
Miss Eta Conley was Frustrated
with the heat Saturday. She works
at the lola Steam Laundry and soor
after returning to work at noon she
began complaining of being sick. SHE
rapidly grew worse, suffering intense
pain. Mr.. and Mrs. Newton did wha
they could to relieve her but she be
came SO bad that DR.. Chastain wa'
called. He applied restoratives ant
after some time relieved the pain bu
she was not able to be taken home un
tack proved to be but temporary ant
Miss Conley was able to report foi
duty Mondaymorning all right
PRosTRATIoN SUNDAY
DR.. Cox was called to the Cemen
plant Sunday evening to give medi
cal assistance to Phillip Moss, whit
suffer sun stroke. Mr.. Moss is
carpenter and was working in the SUI
when the stroke came. He was uncon
scious for over an hour with constan
cramps all the time and suffered yer.
much. He is feeling much better to
day and will suffer no serious results
He is an old resident of the count.
having for II number of years beei
post master at Moran and has man
friends who will be glad to learn tina
there will be no serious result
HIS WRIST BROKEN
Mr.. j. A. Adams, one of the me
connected with the shooting CALLER
which was erected on West Madi
son had the misfortune to break hi
wrist last Friday. He was standin
on box putting up the tent when hi
foot slipped and he fell to the ground
DR.. CotIman was called and set th
fracture. He is getting along as wei
as could be expected but as heis a mid
die aged man the break will probubl
| be slow in healing.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-07-19

Gen. w. S. McNair of Delaware says:
Brazilian Balm cured me in two days OF
one of the worst colds ever had, with
oss of voice. Try 10c or Csc bottle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-06
LA DURACION De LA VIDA

. Es possible predecir cuanto vivra una
persona?
La ciencia venia dicendo que no ; pero
ahora Richter afrma que con auxlto de los
rayos X SO puede determnar la durac6n cas
exacta de la vida de un individuo, esceptuan-
do naturalmente los academies.
Richter no es un cualquiera EI mundo
cientffco 10 conoce por sus esperlmentos en-
sus rayos por sus obras de radtografia. Ha
dado cuenta de su nuevo m6todo para deter
minar la duraci6n de la vida en- una memoria
leida hace POGO en- ell colegio imperial de Ber-
lin.
Afrma en- ella que, examinando los prin-
cipaes 6rganos del cuerpo por medic de los
rayos X, Sc puede precisar ell ndmero de amos
que va vivir una persona Es un hecho ad-
mitdo desde hace mucho tempo, como con-
dict6n indispensable de longeyldad, que ell CO.
raz6n, los pulmones, ell cerebro el aparato
digestive Sc encuentraen 'buen estado, fuUcio-
nen bien sean vigorosos Richter va mas
ALA; insiste en- hay una relaci6n fntima, que
rara vez varia, entire la duraci6n de la vida y
ell tama1o, la fuerza y ell estado de salud de
esos 6rganos, y sobre esa relaci6n funda por
complete su teoria.
Como prueba de la verdad de sus afrma-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-06
Ramiro Blanco.

clones presenta numerosos ejemplos de 6rga-
nos que ha examlnado, asf como gran cantidad
de estadisticas, su favor.
Admte que hay algunas personas en- las
cuales no Sc puede determinar la vida que les
queda por ell simple examen de sus 6rganos,
pero ahade que esos indivduos coasttuyen
NADIA menos que una exception.
De esas evcepciones la mas notable es uui.
"a la que en- ell siglo XIV present6 la, persona
de un ing'6s, que nacio tan raquftco, que los
medicos unanimemente declararon que era i'm
possible que viviese
Tenia Ell pecho tan angosto que casi no
podia respirar, era degado hasta ell punto de
parecer un esqqeleto, algunas veces lie deja-
ba de latlr ell coraz6n.
Y sin embargo, aquel indivduo vivi6 1868
amos, vic renar dez monarcas en- su pals. v
los 100 amos hizo la corte una joven a la
cual engaho y con la que no quiso casarse des-
pu6s, por 10 cual le caStlgaron
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-06
Notas espaf1olas

Asi como las empresas teatra es Sc eSfuer-
zan por conquistar al p1blico ofreciendoIe pro
gramas muy amenos prometedoreS de multi
pies encantoS, los partidos polfticos aspirantes
al poder Sc traen todos tamb6n un seductor
programa. En- la oposici6n no duelen las pro-
mesas.
Pero Ia difcultad no esta en- redactar pro-
gramas, sino en- cumplirlos. El mas defcente
peor deado de cuantos programs politicos
SO han dado conocer en- Espana, seria bue
no.--.si Sc cumpiese.
Me sugere estoS pensamientos ell progra-
ma que ha dado a luz la Junta madreia de la
Union Nacional, en- nombre de los candidates
de aquel partiio que van los comicios; Sc
lee con gusto todo el mundo Sc holgaria de
verlo cumplidO, 10 menos en- una gran parte.
Viene ser un resnmen de 10 acordado por
las Asambleas de Zaragoza, Valladolid Cadiz,
contiene noventa coucluSiones.,
Pide la primera 100 milones de pesetas de
economics en- los gastos generates del Estado,
y la segunda una reduction del impuesto de
consumes en- los arttcuos de primera necesi-
dad, hasta tanto que ell tai impuesto Sc modf-
que sustituya por otro.
Falta hace, realmente, rebaiar la tarlfa de
consumes, pues la vida Sc va hacienda cada
vez mas cara en- Madrid las clases populares
apenas prueban la carne, Sc dice que esa es
una de las causas de la gran mortaIdad que SO,
| ooserVa en- eSta capital, porqde la allmentaclonI
insufcente engendra ell pauperismo organcol
con todaS sus fatales consecuencias.
Las demas conclusiones del citado progra-
ma Sc referen a Reorganization polfFca y
| administrative. instructor pGblca. -Fomen-
to de la riqueza nacional.-Vias terrestres y
marftimas.- Marina.-Justicia y Ha-
cienda
81 todo este exige reorganization, blen
| puede decirse qle estamos AIN por reorgani-
| Ear
he aqui algunos detalles references las
| secciones dichas;
Reorganization politca administrative
| Reforma electoral hasta legar a la representa-
ci6n por clases, incluso la obrsra -Amortiza-
ci6n de la plantlla de empleados en- so por 1OO
mejora en- sus haberes.-simplifcaci6n de
tramites en- ell expedienteo. dQuen la vera!)
instruction pGblca ca-Ensehanza elemen-
tai gratuita y igatoria,-Mejorar la situa-
ci6n del profesorado de prmera ensefanza, Gu
yo pago de haberes correra cargo del Estado
Fomento de la riqueza nacional Cons
trucci6n de canales y pantanos. .-Libre cultivo
del tabaco en- todas las provincas.- .-Repoba-
cl6n de montes.
Was terrestres marftimas. CONSTRUCTION
urgente de una red de ferrocarrlles secunda-
rios. Ley de indemnzaciones por siniestros
personales en- las Was terrestres maritimas,
Guerra Marina.-Serviclo militar obli-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-06

po; fue siempre Ell miSmos a qui6n
Werther habia alabado y estimado
tant0 al empezar sus relaciones.
Guerra a Carlota Sobre todas cosas;
estaba orguiloso de poseerla y de-
Seaba que todos confeSasen que era
ser mas perfecto. 5Se lie puedO acu-
sar de h4ber hecho 10 possible para
apartar de ST toda sospecha9 SSe lie
puede acusar de haberse negado
compartir su bien mas estimado,
aunque fuese de la manera mas inO-
cente? Algunos dicen que cuando
Werther iba a visitar a su mujer,
Alberto Sc retiraba; pero este no
era nj por 6dio nj por rencor hacia
su amigo, sino porque habia llegado
a comprender que Werther Sc ha-
llaba como oprimido en- su presencia
Ell padre de Carlota sufrt6 un
ataque que no lie dej6 salir de casa;
le envi6 ell carruaje a Su hija y Sc la
llev6 su lado. Esto sucedi6 en- un
magnifico dia de inVierno; la TERRA
Sc hallaba cubierta de una espess
capa de nieve que habia :afdo en-
abundancla. Werther fue verla al
dia siguiente para acompailarla a
su casa, 81 Alberto no iba por ella.
Ell buen tempo no infuy6 en- gran
msnera sobre su humor sombrio:
un enorme pes1 oprimia su alma, y
lGgubres imsgenes lie perseguiau
hasta tai pun6o que su coraz6n no
sufria otro movimiento que el de
pasar de una idea dolorosa a otra
todavia mas dolorosa. Como viva
siempre desconteut0 de ST mismo,
ell estado de sus amigos lie parecia
cada dia mas agltado y mas critico;
crey6 que habia turbado la bueua
inteligencis entire Alberto su es
posa y Sc acuso a ST mismo, sin que
este lie privase de conservar I'm Sc
creto Tesentimient9 contra e. ma
. rido.
Por el camino Sc puso a dlscurrir
sobre ell asunto: SSi decia, slgo
enfurecido, ahi tienes una union
intlma, completa, desinteresada,
dotada de una fe constante & inque.
brantable, y sin embargo, en- Ell fon.
do no hay mas que saciedad & indi-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-06

de reconocer ell sauce! s5Que Sc ha.
bran hecho, me decfq, las praderss
y las cercanfaS de la casa del Bale?
como habra arrancado y destruido
ell torrente to1os los bosquecillos!.
Ri rayo dorado del pasado brill6 en-
mi alma como uu priSionero sueha
con ganados, con praderas Y con no.
noFeS' Yo estaba allf, de pie. No
me avergieuzo, porque tengo va.
lor para morir -----Yo debfa- "
ahora estly como Ia auclana, que
pide lena los boSlues y pan a las
puertas, para prolOugar un instan.
te su deSfallecida y triste existen-
cla.9
e14 de Diciembre. SQu6 es 10 que
me sucede? Estoy asustado de mi
mismo. Ri amor que siento por ella
5uo es Ell mas santO, ell mas puro V
ell mas fraternal SHe abrlgado al
guna vez en mi alma un deseo cri-
minAlP ----l No quiero jurarl- ---lY
NJ son mas que sueflosl lCuanta ra.
zon tlenen los que dicen que fuer.
zlsdiversas producer efectos opues.
tOs- Esta noche- -. tiemblo so
10 de pensarlo---- la he tenido en-
mis- braz) IS eStrechindola contra mi
cora16n, y he cublerto con un mi
Hon de besos su boca hermosa Y
balbuciente de amor. Mis- oios Sc
fjabln en- sus desvanecidas mira.
das. iDfos miol ssera tambien un
crimen la felicidad que me proper.
ciona ell reeuefdo intimo de estes
ardientes suefiosP - Carlotal-
Il lQle mo suced 81 -;mis sentidos
Sc turbanl --- -Hace ocho dias que
de NADIA me acuerdo. Mis- oios Sc
/ llenan de lagrim2s, No me acuerdo
bien de ninguna psrte. y sin en-
barge, en- tJdas parties me halo
ben. Nals quiero NADIA deseo. Sc
ria mucho mejor cue me marcha,
se.1
resolucl6n de morir Sc habiG
forti6cado en- Ell penssmient0 d'
Werther, en- medic de est8s circuns
tancias. Desde que volvl6 al ladC
de Oarlota consider0 ls muerte co
mo So dnlca perspective y como VI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-06
WERTHER

trsto de huir; perO entOnces me ro-
dean esas escenss nOcturnas Y te-
rriblas que ofrece eSta est2ci6n enc.
miga de los hombres.
Aver por la tarde tuve que salir,
Sobrevino uu rapido deshielo y me
dijeron que ell rio Sc h2bia desbor-
dado, que todoS los arroyos de
Wahlheim no eran bastantes q con-
tener las aguas y que en su conse
cuencia todo mi querido valie ests-
ba inundado, Llegu6 a las once de
la noche. iQue eSpectaculo tan te-
rrible!- Desde Ia Gina de una
roca y a la clarldad de la luna Vi
los torrentes despeharse sobre los
campos, inundando los prados, ro-
tos los SetoS, ell vale deshecho y en-
ell sltio que ocupaba, un mar tenn
pestuoso azotado por los vientos
desencadenados- ----- Cuando des
pu6s de un momento de profunda
oscuridad sparecfa de nuevo ls lu
ma, su brillante tedaio me mostra-
ba con extraila luz Ell revuelto olea-
ie que resonaba a ms pies, y un
temblor convulslvo y un horrible
deseo Sc epOderabau de mi All!
Yo estaba alli, de!ante del abismo,
con los bragos estsndldos y acarl-
ciando la idea de arroiarme- - ST,
de arrojarms. Me dominaba ell pen
samiento delicioso de ahogar mis-
tormsnt)s y mis- sufrimientos en-
aquel ruido y en- aquel oleaje
;Ohl- y no tuve valor para le
vantar ell pie y asabar con todoS mis-
males No ha pasa1o ada Ell
Il tim1 gran de arena del reloi de
mi vida y esto m entristece. lAmi-
90 mfo, euantas veces hublese dado
mi existencia de hombre para po-
der, com) ell hlrac4n, rasgsr las
nubes y levlntlr las olas SNo po-
drem Is gotar nuncs estos placeres
los que languidecem)s Is en- nuestra
prisi6n?
Olal fue mi seutimiento cuaniC
dirigi la vista & un sitio donde un'
ves descanse coo Carlota, a la som
bra de ua sauce, despues de IN pa
SEQ poF 81 soil lTambien aquello es
ia ba lnundado ] con difcultsd pu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-06

ferencia. iEl asunto mas pequeno
lie ocupa tlnto como ess mujer tan
adorable! SSabe apreciar su felici.
dad? sSabe estimar 10 que vale
Carlot.? Ella lie pertenece- - y
bien, le pertenece lSe este como
cualquiera otra cosa; creo estar
acostumorado a tai idea, y sin EN-.
barge excita aun mi c6lera y aca--
bara conmigo!- sHa mantenido
Alberto su juramento de prOfesar-
me una amistad sin limites?.. mo
We un atentado a sus derechos en-
mi deferencia para con Oar.ota, y
un Secreto repr0che en- mis- aten-
clones? No hay duda; 10 he llegado
a comprender: Alberto me We con
Sentlmiento y deseo que me aleje
porque mi presencia lie mortifca.,
Algunas veces detenia su marcha
precipitada y parecia como que qui-
siese volver a tras. Continuaba, sin
embargo, su camino siempre ENTIRE
gado a sus ideas y a sus conversa-
clones solitarias, y lleg6 por fin. y
casi q pesar suyo, a la casa de cam
! po.
Entr6 preguntando por ell Bale
y por Carlots y eucontr6 la casa
muy agitada. FL hijo mayor lie dljo
que acahabs de ocurrir una desgra-
cia en- Wahiheim donde habfa Sido
asesiuado un labrador. ESta noti.
cia lie cause una gran impression.
Entr6 en- Ell salon y encontr6 8 Car
lots ocupada en- disuadir a su padre
que, olvidandoSe de su enfermedad,
oueria ir al sitlo del suceso para
instruir las primeras diligencias,
El ssesino era aGn desconocido. Sc
habia encontrado ell cadaver a la
puerta de la grauia don1e aquel
desgraciado habitaba, Habia algu-
mas S Spechas: ell muerto estaba al
seryiclo de una viuds que POGO
tempo anteS habla tenido otro
criado, ell cual hRbia sido AFRO.
II jado de la casa por una grave falta.
AL DIR estos detalles, Werther sc
levant6 precipitadamente gritan'
4 do; S;Sera posiblel Qllero ir ense
gulda.1 Corri6 a Wahlhelm. Por ell
camino le asaltaron muchisimos re-