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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-29
Ell SuCGSO de
aver tardG.
Antonio Gonzalez tu8 h8ridO pOr
dos baIazOS en- Ia Marina.
Sc han detenido a dos como pre-
suntos autores Y la Causa pasa-
ra la COrte de DistritO.
Aver tarde ocurri0 un lamentab

Aver tarde ocurri6 un lamentable
suceso en- ell ell tingIado de la Marina.
Parece que hace aIg6n tempo ha-
bian surgido disgustos entire Antonio
Gonzalez Y su socio Pedro r. Caide-
ron, por question de intereses.
Gonzalez est2ba aver hablandO con
Miguel Ruiz, cuando de pronto reci-
bio un baIazo en- la pierna izquierda Y
OtrO inmediatamente en- una mano. dis
paros de que Sc acusa 4 Calder6n Y a
su hijo Pedro.
El herido no supo al principle quien
le agredicra y tlat6 de ponerse en- sal
yO.
En- seguida el guardia Gotta y ell
cabo Chapel acudieron al sitio, yi6ndo-
Sc en- la necesidad de arrestar 4 mu-
chos cArgadores para poder iuvestigar
los hechOs.
Z! Juez Bazan, procedi6 incontinen-
ii & incoar el sumario correspondence
dictando auto de prisi6n contra los
presuntos agresores.
La causa pasara al Tribunal de Dis
trito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-29
H0tiGi3S de AreGib0
lDe l1u.~f<o r~tlt2pou@uJ


D.clembre u. In las eIcccjoncs
verilicadas por Ia Logja @Tanam12
han sido designajos los >jguientes Sc
1ores para ell dosamp. 10 de cargrs
durante eI Dr6Nimo aGo; \enerabIe
Maestro don julian ]Iuro. Primer
Nigilante D. j. Alomar, 20. Niqilan-
to: d. VI. Astor Orador: Dr. VI. Mar
tinez RoselI6, Secretario: d. Luis Cal
der6n, Tesorero: d. L. Perez, Limos
nero Hospitalario: d. A, Ferrcr, Di-
putado ( In Gran Logia: u. Antonio
Cordero, Maestro de Ceremonies: d.
Jose Rotello, Ier. Experto: Ramon
Saiio, 20. Experto: p. A. Rodriguez,
Diaconos ID. \. Pagan !. d. Q.
Bith0rn, Adjuntos oradores d. A.
Suli7eras Y Dr. Susoni, Adjunto Sc
cretario: D. j. q. Ginorio, Gdarda
TempIo: d. R. AIeiIa.
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La opinion de la C0rte de Circuito
al Omitir Ia trase impresa arriba en-
may6scula, priVa Ia detnici6n de una
esencIal caracter1stica de uuestrO Sis
tema constitutional. La pTescripc pcI0u
constitutional establece una doDle f.
deldad, una dOble ciudadauia lOca
y uacional. FL cludadano del Estado
8 Territorio de la Union Americana
obedece las leyes de la comunidad en-
que reside Y 4 la constitution y leycs
de los Estados Unidos
La misma doble tidelidad tut reQue
rida { los puertorriQue6os en- ell artIcu-
10 l6 del Acta de II de AbriI de 1900,
expresada anteriormente, cuando pro
wee que ellos juraran defender la cons
tituci0n ltdeI<daI uaciuuuIJ Y las
leyes de Puerto Rico lfd,iidad L,raL
Ell Articulo ii, de la misma Acta.
completa Ia hdelidad naciUnaI que Sc
pide los puertorrique6os al declarar
&la2 leye2 estatut01ias de los E-tados
Unidos en- yigOr Y efectO en- aquel te-
rritorio, con la sola exception de las
leyes de rentas inteTnas9
\ in mas. la Enmienda no requie-
re que ell territ0rio en- dOnde nazca La
persona, sea terrltori0 de los E-tadOs
Unidos IN IL epoca hs su ualIm+e5tt0.
Es por 10 tanto contradictori0 con esa
Enmienda negar q una persona nacida
en- los EstadOs UnIdOs, suIeta 1 su Iu-
risdicci6n y declarada por ell Congreso
ser uD ciudadano de un territorio de
los Estados Unidos, su ciudadaaIa ma
cional, diciendo que dicho territorio
no 10 era de los Estados Unidos, en- la
6pOoo do GIT n uocir1iaUtC
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Cnand0 Sc lleva cl ahanlco cerrado y
con Ia cinta, cade1a 6 Gordon de que
pende, sujetO al brazo derechO, es Sc
nal de que su duena Quiere noyiO, y 81
la cinta, Ia cadena 8 e3 Gordon quedan
en- ell brazo izquier0o, indica TODD 10
contrarjo: que la se6orita esta comprO-
metida,
Acercarse ell abaDic0 ( los labios,
es dudar del nombre amado, liamarie
buri0n, ptrhdo Y no Sc 5aba cuantas
Hndezas mas.
Arreglarse eL caboIlo de la trente
con el extreme del ab2nloo, tlene en-
csmojo 81 ternuro, porque eqoLEale 4
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La aSiStGnCia de los
ni1OS q las ESGu8IaS y Ia
Circular del Superintendent
del DiStrit0 de Guayam3.
Un compatriota de GALES, Sc ocupa
de este asUnt0.
Dice que 10 que pasa en- a4ueI DStHto EscOIar, es-
ia suGedendO en- Ia nayOria de los De Ia is
Ia, espeCiamante en- las esCueas que rad-
can en- las l0naS Caie'sraS.
0piDa, que va que no pu2de mel3rarsa la actual
situaCon de los maastr0s, al menOS debe va
fiarse ell periodic de yacaCioaaS.

AgltaSe una question hoy, en- los CO.
mienzos del a6o escolar.
Padres de familias y autOridades,
Juegan cada unO su papeI.
De un ladO el imperiO dc la ley: del
otro las diicuItades que su cumpli-
miento llova la practica.
El nino que Sc matricula en- una es-
cuela, esta obligadO 4 asistir 4 ella
Asf Sc ordena en- la Seccion go de di-
cha ley. Empero, 81 Sc dd ell case de
enfermedad, 8 cambio de residencia,
esa obligation cesa, por que Dios no
manda cosas impOsibles, Y las leyes,
para ser justas, han de estar en- conso-
nancia con la voluntad Suprema.
Despu6s de tOdO, 10 que pasa en-
Guayama, aCOntece en- la mayor parte
de los Distrltos esc0lares, principal
monte, en- los barri0s cafeteros. Y no
por apatia 8 falta de entusiasmo edu-
cAtiyO por parto de los padres de fami-
liza, sin0 p0T Obra dc las cjrcunstancias
de tempo y lugar.
AquI, en- Puerto Rico, Sc abron hoy
las escuelas ell UItimo, 0 antepenUItimo
dia de Septiembre.
Los meses del primer t6rmino csco-
lar constituyen la 6poca mas m2la, me-
nos aprop6sito para que los ninos pue-
dan cOnCurrjr las clases.
P0r ESQ cs que 6stas SO ven POGO fire.
cuentadQs unas yeces Y Otras casi de-
siertas, 81 decir del Superintendente
de iuayam8. El primer trimestre cs-
collar coincide con ei tempo de la CO.
secha de cafe, y los nin0s pobres, que
son la Uran maVOrIa DOR no deCir tOt8-
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NO sE DEsCuIDE IN

Los variOs slntOmas de una con-
dl2i0n debilitada que toda persona
ro-aDoce en- 81 misma, es una adVer-
tencia que por ningln cOncepto Re-
IBERIA pasar desapercibida, pues DO
otra manera los gtrmenes de cnfer-
meuad tOmaran incgemeutO con gran
peligre de fatales consecuencias. Los
g&rmenes de Ia tisjs pueden ser ab-
BorvidOs pOr los puhnones & cual-
quIara hOra echand0 raiCes y multi
piicandOse, 4 no Sc que el sistema
sea aIimentadO hasta Cierto punto que
le faCilite resistir sus ataQues. La
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLR
gus contiene los principles nutriti-
yos y curativos del Aceite de Hfga-
do De Bacalao PurO, que extraemos
directamente de los higadOs frescOs
del bacalao, combinados con Jarabe
de HipofosftOs CompuestO, Extractos
de Malta Y Cerezo Sil7estre, forti6-
ca el sistema contra todos los cam
bios de temperature, que producer
invariablemente Tos, Catarro, Asma,
Bronquitis, Pulmonia, Influenza, Girl
pa@Tisis Y todas las intermediates
em Qadas pOr debilidad de los pull
mo es y constitution raquitica. To
m&~ea & tempo eTita Ia tisis; toma-
da tempo Ia cura. Gel Sr. DR..
Francisco NJ. Soria, de Habana, dice:
Desde que conoci su Preparation de
Wampole, privada del aceite uti-
lizando sus principles medicinales
junto con los demas ingredientes,
resulta un preparado que no tiene
preciO en- este china que nos impide
usar el aceite por ser difcil su di-
gesti6n, asi es que su preparado
constituye el mejor remedio que Sc
ba pOdidO enContrar, No Ia estov
usando en- mi praotica professional
con eycelentes Tesultados Ell toda5
las m0ltiplos manifestations del es-
crofulismo." Es tan 8abro8a como Ia
miel, No importa que clase de ira
tamieuJo hava tenido NAL tNito en-
q cas0 de Ia. no Sc dcscspere has
t. que Ia haya probad0. Efcaz des-
de In primera dosis. q" Nadio sufre
un desengano con csta." De vanta
on todas las Boticas aquf Y cu to
3as parties dc Europa, Asia, Africa.
Australia, Norto y Sud America.
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AsOmarse al balloon sin abanicO, We
ne 4 ser como decir @No salgo de
casa
Cubrirse todo ell rostro con ell abani-
co, es lamar infame al hombre amado.
Pero, en- cambio, darse golpes en- la
man0 Y darselos con cierta fuerza, es
casi conmovedor, es un ~Fen q VERNE,
qui6remc mucho, que parte los cora
zones.
Guardar ell abanico en- ell bolsilIo es
mala senal: es: ~No busco amores.
MirarIo fla y frecuentemente: sMe
gnstas muchIsImO.9
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a LOS PRoPIETARtos

Cuadern talonarios ja Otsa reoabaa
para cohros do Alquileres dc casas.
Bese&ag De damAndas.
ER ala CegKesBeAaomeia do RuaEta
Riaas.
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c51u proVtr tIuo tuta~ las per~uua> Ua-
ridas d natural ladas ego los E~t3do~
/ uidoS y pur l0 IautO >ugr'a~ ~E
Jurisdiction, son cluduaauu> de .a~
Eslados IUjdoS.
Suponiendo que ESQ sea exactO para
los fines de la discussion, Ia teorIa de
que un nativO de Puerto Rico es e>-
tranierO, pOdria arguirSe que los natl
vos de esa isla han sido expresamente
declaradOs pOr ell Acta de II de A bril-
de 1900, ~ciudadanos de Puerto Rico,
y pOr 10 tantO esta ciudadania necesa-
riamente excIuye toda posibilidad de
que esas personas sean al mismO item
po ciudadanos de los Estados Unidos
RazonandO acerca de ESQ hay que
COnsideTar dos puntos fundaInontalcs:
Primero. Que imDlicaria la teorla
de que una naci0n tiene Jurisdiction
para estabIecer ell &t0ttlv Y requerir H.
delidad su propia constitution y le-
yes, no soiamente 1 sus ciudadanOs
sino tambiGn 4 los ciudadanos de Otros
paises, este es: de paIses extranIerOs
10 que estaria en- contra de las mas
elementaIes cOncepclOnes de las laycs
inteTnaciOnales.
\ segundO. One implcarIa que los
ciudadanos dc los Est2d0s UnidOs sue
residen en- Puerto Rico fernando par
te de aQuel cucrpo polilico FL Pueblo
de Puerto Rico9 creado por Ia Necol5u
- del Acta de AbriI H., de 1900, han
sido dcspojados por al Congreso de su
ciudadania de los Fstsdos nidos rs
to dltimo es inadmisible porque cst6
en- conHicto con ell Articulo ii de la
Constitution que prOhibe poner en- Vi
gOr ley aIguna que priye de sus priyi-
legios & inmunidades 1 los cipdadanos
de los EstadOa I nidos
Pcro no analizarG nl1s estaa hip0te-
sis porque 10 aducido por Ia Cor1e de
CircuitO, no es eyact0 pOrque O. in
complete.
La Enmienda il lie la Constitnol5n.
dice
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LOS PRoPIEvARtOs

Ouadsraos talonaF4os de o4ea gssibsa paE5
bros de sIguilsres de o&sas.
Bole&as de demands.
q Ia GsERasPsndshoia Dc PueEsa AiaaH
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' E1UBIUS
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ANIYER ERSARI0.

)ca de su nacimientO
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-26
KING Finds the Bottle.

Recently curious incident occurred
at Weingarten. on the shore of Lake
Constance. An infantry regiment was
in garrison there, and one evening the
bandmaSter. finding time hang heavy
on his hands. strolled down to the lake
in search If adventure. The first thing
he saw was bot lie. and picking it up,
he placed in it leaf which he had
torn from his pOcketbOok and on VIII CHI
he had written few words. Then he
corked the bottle and threw it into
the lake. What he had written on
the leaf was Il request that anyone
who might find the hottie would send
him "A postal card notifying him Of the
fact.
Some days later pos al card reached
him, and on il were these words in Ger
man: Il found the bottle and gladly
comply with your request. William
H.. King of Wurtemburg."
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-26
Why F1annels Shrink.

Flannels or any articles made Of
wool are entirely different in their ulti-
mate fbers from linen or cotton or
any vegetable fabric. The fibers are
spiral in form and heat and cold and
rubbing make them draw up. while
certain strong alkalies seem to produce
the same effect. 1t Is, therefore, nee
essary that f1annels should be washed
in water of even temperature, wrung
dry and rubbed as little as possible
Rub when necessary with the hands
and not on board. Do not put fan
nels outdoors to freeze in winter but
hang them before the fire or in warm
room to dry as quickly as possible,
and they will not shrink.
Shaped wool undergarments should
b" dried on wooden forms, the exact
size of the garments when new
Stretched on these frames the flannel
cannot shrink. and remains as long as
it lasts as good as new. Frames of
this kind cost about as much as good
garments originally do and will last a
lifetime.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-26
Woman's Success.

According to the book of Genesis,
Adam, the man 0hough that is claimed
to be the silent SEX. made the first
speech on record but 1t is very safe to
say that woman will have the last
word. Upon the threshold of this pro-
gressive Twentieth century We find
that woman, emnnating from 1.-THE
Christian home for temple and a
mother for shrine" is nobly and ably
filling nearly all the avocations and
high callings in life, nor does it detract
one iota from her feminine charms and
graces. Ever since Adam set his teeth
on edge with that famous Ben Davis
apple and Eve found herself on the
wrong side of the gate of Paradise wo-
man trusts to her intuition. nimble wit
and feminine tact to help her through
the pass Of difficulty, and this leads up
to woman in literature. who by her
cleverness, faithfulness and energy now
stands abreast with those who have
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-26

provide for, she concluded that she
must have a house to save paying rent
as the first step to success. Expecting
to build this house, she had n great
many talks with the men whom she
found engaged in the construction of
buildings in her neighborhood and de-
cided that If she could manage 1t 1t
were wisest to build fiat. Her own
lot did not seem as available to her
as one nearer certain avenue. She
could buy the lot she wanted for ST.
100; so, taking her own $1,000 and $50
in her baby's bank, she bought the
lot. 1t is delightful to hear Mrs. Scha-
berg tell of her efforts to get Dnlid-
er to take the contract and induce Il
real estate agency TO lend her the
money to build the house. She went
right ahead and now OWNS row of
houses, all paying good rents.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-26
AT SUNSETS HOUR.

On the quaint, low bridge beyond the
village,
l stand, at the close of a golden day;
While, fragrant with balsam, the wind is
blowing
From the pine woods far away.
Yond the distant hill-tops, the sum- re-
splendent
Descends to his night-long, deep re-
pose;
And over the little lakes tranquil bosom
Steal loveliest tints of rose.
To its faithful guardian, yon ancient
willow,
The river murmurs low goodnight
Hhen, joyously ripping, hastes on, CO.
quoting
With many water sprite.
The delicate leaves Of the maple culver
Meath the light caress of the evening
breeze.
And clear sounds the twitter of birds re-
turning
To their nests in the cedar trees
Hesperus rises, serene in her beauty,
And the darkening sky DER the hush d
earth bends.
While into my soul, breathing balm and
solace.
The spirit of peace descends.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-26
Woruan'e Laughter Pleasant.

No man looks his best when he is
laughing heartily. A woman, on the
other hand, may not enjoy joke or a
situation Il whit less, nor really laugh
less, but she manages to do so. as a
rule. without disarranging her features
or her toilette, and smiling disagree.
ably on the tympanum of other people.
The tinkle of feminine laughter is gen.
orally plea SAINT to listen to; 1t sounds
we'll across water, it floats pleasantly
on the breeze.-London "Lady's Pic
tOrial'
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-26
Eau Sedative, Cure for Head la che.

Put handful of salt into a quart
Of water, add one ounce spirits Of
hartshorn, and half-Ounce camphorat-
ed spirits of wine. Put them quickly
into a bottle and cork tightly to pre-
vent the escape of the spirit. Soak a
piece of rag in the mixture, and apply
it to the head; wet the rag afresh as
soon as 1t gets heated.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-26
The Ideal WOm a n.


In the opinion of Mrs. f. II. Will
lia nson, a woman who has devoted
much attention to the study Of the
chara cteristics of her sex. the ideal
woman Is one without an ideal. Not
only Is she easy to live with. but she
is worth living for. She Is the sky
light in the edifice of the human life.
She has no history. She has no story.
She is the rhythm which transforms
the prose of life into poetry. She
wears reasonable hat ut matinees.
She is too clever to talk of woman's
rights she takes them. She wears
frocks that match her hair; she does
not dye her hair to match her frOcks.
She is the-sphinX that smiles at the
trouble man takes to unravel the mys-
terry of the pyramids when he might be
doing something with the money in It..
She helps her husband to build up Il
future for himself and never seeks to
rake up the past. She believes that a
theory is the proper fortress Of the
immature and that clergyman may
still be Il man. She knows that when
men talk about woman being good
looking they mean that she is we'll
dressed, though they don't know 1t.
She does not insist upon her husband
eating up the cucumber sandwiches
left over from one Of her parties; she
eats them herself and suffers in 81
lence.
She is not such fool as to fancy
that anyone Is ever convinced by argu-
ment. She does not reason. She loves.
She does not believe that n man can
love only once or only one. She her
self prefers loving much to loving
many. She believes that the first
woman was hieroglyphic inscription
and that every woman Is but Il
squeeze" Of Eve. She knows that
the key to the inscription is love. She
knows that every real woman is the
ideal woman. the fact being that ev-
cry idea Of the ideal woman is wholly
| dependent on the idealist and every
woman who is idolized is idealized.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-26
Greatest OF All Truants,

Berlin lays claim to the distinction
Of having the champion truant of the
world. He is boy of 10. Nothing
could make him attend school. and 1t
finally became necessary to send him
thither each day in charge of a po-
liceman. This lasted for week or
so. and then he began to run away
from home at night so that the police
man could not find him In the morn
ing. To stop this practice he was lock-
ed UP. One night he jumped from the
window In the room where he was
confined and landed in the street, sc
feet below, with his skull and most
of his ribs broken.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-26
Let's Pretend.

Let's pretend that you and L
Have no real cause to cry
At the stones that bruise us so
In the pathway we are treadlng-
Tired, tired feet are treadinS-
We are dancing as we go,
Like we used to long ago,
Let's pretend.
But can you and rejoice
With the echo of that voice.
With it's mournful rise and fall.
Calling calling. calling. calling?
Hope is dcad--can it be calling!
IT'S no voice we hear mt all,
Ills lonely bittern's call,
Let's pretend.
Does it matter, when It's done,
If the race be lost or won!
We have gained something. say |.
If we've just been trying
Though our heart burst trying
I can look you in the eye.
1t will come right by and by,
Lets pretend.
New York Herald.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-26

fuss about. After sailing boats and
golting all summer ! am in excellent
training. Why shouldn't l be able to
handle man who, probably, has lack
ed good food and, equally probably, has
not wanted for intoXicants. l had my
wits about me. If the man had been
much larger than l am l would have
called the police directly. But the mo-
ment | saw him l knew l could get
the better of him, and did"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-26
Lemon Merin1ue Pie.
ecallODed POtafoea.

For one quart of potatoes cut very
small, allow a large cupful of milk.
Make cream of the milk, one tea.
spoonful or -four and one tablespoon
full Of butter. When it Is thick put a
layer OF potato in a baking dish, season
with salt and pepper and pour on a
little Of the cream. Continue until all
Is used. Cover the top with rolled
cracker crumbs and bits Of butter.
Bake twenty minutes. Serve in the
baking dish.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-26

on a pedestal and
worshipped as a
heroine because,
single handed. she
captured a burglar.
Indeed. she regards
the struggle be-
tween her and the
masculine thief as
unequal. AS Miss
C2rrigan puts it;
There's nothing in
my thra shing the
fellow to make n
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-26

a row of houses,
all Of which she
superintendent the
building Of and is
managing. When
Mrs. S C h a b er z
T 0 un d h e r s e ! f
thrown upon her
own resources, with
a thousand dollars
in money and a 3d.
foot lot as her
whole fortune, and
<"N ohiIIpon IN
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-26

In order to test how far woman
who falls into the water is hindered
from swimming by her skirts, two
German women, both expert swim.
mers. made an experiment in drown
Ing. In full evening dress, hats, gloves
and mantles, they jumped into the
water. Witnesses followed them In a
canoe. Their decision is that wo.
mans clothes buoy her up until they
are wet, and then they weigh her
down. Many people knew this before
but there is nothing like experiment
to fix the truth.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-26
A Woman With P1uck.

This is brief story about a woman
with pluck. Mrs. J. ID. Schaberg, of
st. Louis, is-a young widow who owns
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-26
100 Doses
For One Dollar

Economy in medicine must be
measured by two things-cost and
effect. 1t cannot be measured by
either alone. 1t is greatest in that
medicine that does the most for
the money-that radically and per.
manently cures at the least ex.
pense. That medicine is
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-26
No HerOics About Her.

Miss Mamie Corrigan, healthy,
self-contident girl of 10 years. who
lives in Omaha. refuses to be placed
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-26
Girl of the Twentieth Century.


spective Of the last century, few
changes stand out more prominently
than those which have helped to revo-
lutionize the life of the modern girl.
The most old fashioned girl of our time
would certainly have ranked as ire
volted daughter, or new woman,"
according to the standard Of hun
dred or even fifty, years ago. The
transition period has been no easy time
either for parents or daughters. The
mother has had to watch her child quit
the nest without much confidence in
her ability to fly. The daughter has
felt the power of her wings. lOnged
to soar into the free air, but has been
held back by an over-anXiOuS solicit
tude. SO we have heard of revolts
and reactions, and both generations
have felt more than little bitterness.
This was, perhaps, inevitable, but 1t
carries its own cure. Many Of these
same striving daughters are now moth
ers themselves, and it seems as though
the new generation of girs will be
taught consciously to value and use
the greater liberty and scope fully ac
corded them today. The girl Of the
twentieth century starts with every
thing in her favor. 1t only remains for
her to show herself worthy Of her posi-
ton, and in her turn to make clear
the way for the generations that shall
come after-Guardian