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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-05-14

wrinkles are never becoming to any
one l ADVISE the woman of 40 to get
Ilo OF them by all means, also the wo-
man OF 90. a woman of 20 need not
nave wrinkles unless she wants them
-
D. u: / washed my hair in mix
ture. of bicarbonate of soda and am
mona. l added a lather of brown soap
5roh the Kitchen and a little boraX.
- Inc result is that my hair is quite red.
How can / turn it back?
1t viii be impossible to turn it back
You viii have to let it grow out. Pero-
Aiae or hydrogen turns the hair. So
also does the mixture you describe 1t
is too bad you turned it, for it will take
d long time to get book to its natural
color
II. G.: l have two deep wrinkles that
run across my forehead. Is there any
way to take them out?
rake good massage cream and rub
II into the wrinkles. Go over them with
the tips of the fingers, massaging care
fully. II the wrinkles are deep you
should have the cream warm so that
it will sink right into the skin.
j, c.: My cheeks are thin and I
look hollow in the face. You have
helped d great many. Can you not help
me?
Probably you have missing teeth
This will make the face hollow Have
Your teeth restored and your face will
plump out. Now make the cheeks lull
by massaging them with good
pumping cream.
o. H: am keeping all your remedies
blank N NT-h I no
recipes from week to week. [ have
never seen anything for rough chapped
lips. Can you give me anything which
will permanently help them?
Lips inclined to chap should be rub
bed nightly with mixture made of
roseWateT three parts and glycerine one
part. In the morning apply this cream
Take pure mutton tallow. one table
spoon add powdered camphor the size
of pea. To this add two tablespoons
of almond oil. Heat all together, Keep
hot about five minutes, stir we'll, and
pour into a wide mouthed jar.
B. H.: 1 wrote you for something
to restore my hair and you said you
would make a special talk concerning
it. What would you advise for hair
that is getting dark and gray?
1t is difficult to restore hair that is
already gray. You might take a few
drops of castor oil and apply it TO the
roots. You will need some one to help
you. Just moisten the finger tips, part
off the hair, and lightly tap the roots.
:. H. u: I have tried your remedy for
superfiuous hair with the best of re-
suits. 1t is fine. Tell me how to make
salve stick for the removal of hair
on the lip.
These sticks can generally be OBJ
tanned of the druggist. Heat in the gas
until soft, clap the stick upon the hair,
let it cool, wrench il off and it will
bring the hairs with it. You might
then apply weak ammonia. 1t will kill
most of the hair.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-05-14
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TIME TABLE.
In Effect Nov. %. 1908 .

ARRIVE.
From Ogden, Portland, Butte
San Francisco and OMAHA $50 a. m.
From Ogden and Intermediate
points OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. d.JU q. XII
intermediate points ............ 100 a. m
From Ogden. Chicago, st. Louis,
Kansas City, Omaha, Denver
and San Francisco ,............ 400 p. m.
From Ogden, Cache Valley,
Butte. st. Anthony, Portland
and San Francisco ........... 500 p. m.
DEPART.
For Ogden, Omaha. Chicago,
Denver, Kansas City and St.
Louis ..-..-..... ..........,.,.-.- b.UV d. us
For Ogden. St. Anthony, Port
land. San Francisco and In
termediate points. ..............-l O:2O a. m.
For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago,
Denver, Kansas City, St.
Louis and San Francisco 500. ITO p m.
For Ogden, Cache Valley. Den
YER Kansas City, Omaha, st.
Louis and Chicago .............. 5.45 p. m.
For Ogden, Cache Valley. Butte.
Helena Portland, san Fran
cisco aud intermediate points .ll:4J p. m.
T. NJ. SCHUMACHER, d. e. hurley,
Traf Mgr. G.. p. & T. A.
D. S. SPEN' ;ER A. G. P. & 7. A.
City Ticket Office, POI Main
Telephone No. $50.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-05-14
How to Keep Young.

Women who are asking how to keep
young as the gray hairs appear above
their brows. would do well to try the
recipe of an old lady who, although
she has seen eighty years, never i'm
pressed one as being old, because her
heart was still young and sympathetic.
When asked how she had secured such
apparent youth in age, she said;
Il know how to forget disagreeable
things.
Il tried to master the art of saying
pleasant things.
Il do not expect too much of my
friends.
Il keep my nerves well in hand and
do not allow them to bore other
people.
Il tried to find any work that came
to hand congenial.
Il retained the illusions of my youth
and did not believe every man liar
and every woman spiteful
Il did my best to relieve the misery
I came in contact with, and sympa-
thized with the suffering.
I'm fact, / tried to do to others as
l would be done by
WHAT TO EAT ON SUNDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Fruit.
Cereal. Sugar and cream.
Lamb chops. Latticed potatoes,
PopoTers. Coffee.
DINNER.
Ok tai soup.
Roast ducklings. Potato balls.
Peas in turnip cups.
Escarole. French dressing,
Waters. CheeSe.
Rhubarb tarts.
Coffee.
SUPPER.
Calves brains. Saute in chatting dish.
Baby short cakes. Coffee.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-05-14
PROBATE AND GUARD
IANsHIP NOTICES.
Matica of Probate.

Consult County Clerk or the Respective
Signers for Further Information.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-05-14
MARIAN MARTINEAUR
TO BEAUTY SEEKERS
(Chica 40 Tribune. }

Mrs. Jane E.: Advise me at once
what to do for an abdomen that rs 100
fun. am stout below the belt thoush
well proportioned elsewhere.
There are three things 10 pc uoiie'
Restore your digestion, winch Is pron-
aI,i,, noor Eat easily digested foods.
No not touch butter. cream, cheese, nor
e,.ect nofatoes. Live on foods that
digest in two hours, and drink nothing
between meals.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-05-14
40 TIME TABLE
| "ISan Pedro, Los
NSmTW Ang CleS & Salt Lake
R. R. Go.

DEPART.
From Oregon Short Line Depot. Salt Lako
City;
For Provo. Iehi. Fairfield
de cur Nephi and SGnpete TN m
No'-e. points ...................ft' OV O. ia
e. Garfield Beach, TooeIe.
S-cckLOH. Mammoth Eure- Q.AA n =,
IA and Silver City.......... u'JV a'N
For Provo, American Fork,
Lehi duab, Milford. FRS
d date ea points . and in's'me. 685 pa
ARRIVE.
From Provo. American Fork
Lehi. Juab, Milford, FTis-
/ co, Calientes and interme- A.35 n "a,
date points ...................t 1sJ0 d'hi
From Provo, Lehi. Fairfield
Mercur and Sanpete Val s.7S n n,
ley Railway points ...-.....,..' o'0V P'n
From Silver City. Mammoth.
Eureka, Stockton, Tooele 5.3S a "a,
and Garfield Beach ........,,,,> V'"V P'"
"DaIIy.
Daily Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car
Service between Salt Lake City and Mil
ford, Modena and Calientes.
Direct stage connection for all mlnlag
districts in southern Utah and Nevada
City Ticket Office. 2Ol Main street.
Telephone $50
=. ". GILLETT. Gen. Pass. Agent
j. L. MOORE. Commercial Agent
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-05-14
Remodeling Ears Adds to Beauty.

Then there is the matter of ears.
For some reason not easy to under
stand. their Importance as elements of
beauty or of ugliness does not seem
TO have been appreciated until quite
recently. Notice how many people YOU
meet whose aural appendices stand out
from their heads like wings, producing
an effect absolutely grotesque-a Who'll
ly unnecessary Disagreement. inasmuch
as it has been created in nearly all in
stances by tying the baby cap in in
fancy with strings passed behind the
ears of the innocent victim. This sort
of outrage is perpetrated most COM
monty upon boys, the girls caps being
of different and more sensible con-
struction.
Bone and cartilage furnish, it might
be said, the framework of the features,
and in childhood, when they are COM
paratively soft, the whole contour of
the face may be modified to consid-
cradle extent by a process not inaptly
described as one of molding. Thus, If
the lower projects unduly, the lower
teeth coming outside of the upper ones
when the mouth is shut-whereas, of
course, the opposite arrangement
should govern-it can be made to re-
cede into its nroDer place by the use
of bandages which exert a gentle but
steady pressure backward. Too prom
inent teeth may be corrected by
plates" which any dental surgeon will
frI1-11iSb
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-05-14
HOW TO MAKE
BABYHooD BEAUTIFUL

Chicago Tribune.)
Beauty building in babyhood is the
newest idea. It consists largely in a
process of modelling the features while
as yet they are in plastic condition.
so as to improve their shape. In this
way. by the adoption of methods so
simple that any intelligent mother may
apply them, child's prospects of beau
ty may be materially improved.
For example, a nose, if taken early
enough, can be modified in shape to a
considerable extent merely by gentle
and Judicious pressure with the fingers
Its bones are soft and its cartilage yet
softer, so that by patient work t may
literally be nodded into form. Suppos-
ing that it has a tendency to twist to
one side, the error may be remedied by
pressing 1t for minute or so half
dozen times day in the opposite di-
rectiOn
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-05-14

No Name: / want remedy for gen,
oral obesity. / am little too fat all
over. -ro,,-
For this nothing is as good as sen
eral reduction diet Take something 70
reduce the weight generally. You 90
not need special abdominal exercises
nor special exercises for reducing lhe
bust. Your need is for a general re-
Queer.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-05-14

NJ. n. L.: Do you advise a woman a.
Of 40 10 get rid Of her wrlnkles. OF ~
you t6ink they arc more 'beconaills 70
her just as they areg
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-05-14
LEAVE SALT LAKE cIrx.

Al trains except Nos. l to stop at
intermediate points.
Ticket o2sce, DooIy Block. Phone 2O5.
I. A. BENTON. G. A. p. d.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-05-14


The woman cashier. as regarded by
the surety companies, does not cut
much figure either way She seldom
appears to ask for bonds. When she
does most OF the companies will furnish
them. lust one surety company in
Chicago will not issue. a security policy
for woman. The reason is wholly
ethical. The management agrees Win
the employer for the most part that the
woman is the less likely to abscond
with money. At the same time IL puts
emphasis upon the fact that if bond
ed woman cashier should fitch from the
tin. the company would not be borne
out in public opinion in prosecuting
her as il would prosecute man Ad=
hitting that she is little likely to mis-
appropriate funds. the company does
not care to take the chance of coming
into disrepute i'm the emergency.
We have a few calls for bonds for
women cashiers" said the manager of
one Of the companies in the Rookery
building when they ask for it we
take the risk on just the same lines as
we take the risk on a man. There Is
no discrimination in favor of the wo-
man. though some Of us might admit
that she would be less likely TO bolt
than would man. The manifest rea-
son for the lack Of calls from women
is that their employers take their own
risks concerning them. 1t is true, too,
that i'm most of the big concerns where
millions may be at stake in the hands
Of the cashier, a man fills the place.
When he does. too. it is usually at the
cost Of heavy bonds"
Perhaps the matter of bonds is one
Of the leading reasons for the desira-
elity Of the woman cashier. Where 81
man gives heavy bonds his salary must
make amends for them, Women es-
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1904-10-29
Revolucionarios
de aqua dulce.

La prensa de Sn. Antonio, Te-
xas, nos ha traido la noticia de
que los Sres. Arriaga, Flores Ma
g6n Y Sarabia, .aprovechando Ia
oportunidad, es decir, la indigna-
ci6n que el lihro de Bdlnes ha pro
ducido en- todos los mexicanos,
'a1n en- los que residen en- ell ex-
tranjero, hicieron una segunda edi
ci6n del 5 de Febrero en- ests ciu-
dad, desnaturalizando ell acto y
dando rienda suelta q sus 6dios
personales EN- discursos incendia-
rios contra ell Sr. Gral. Diaz y con
ira ell Sr. Gral. B. Reyes, anun-
ciando y proclamando una revolu-
ci6n insensats, que ningun mexi
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1904-10-29
FL ILLMo. SIR, DN.
VERDHGUER
Frimer fl5ispo de Laredo.

La Iglesia Cat6lica de Laredo,
ppbTemente constitpida. para una
poblaci0n aunque eminentemente
cat6lica, muy reducida y muy po-
bre, ve(a formarse q su lado, nue.
vas, elegantes y bien dotadas igle-
sias de otros ritos, que debilita-
ban la fe, y contribufan poderosa-
mente a la exaltaci6n de otlas de-
nominaciones religiosas. 7 10 que
sucedfa con Ia Iglesia Cat6lica de
Laredo, sucedia con todas las de
los pueblos riberehos del Bravo,
por la inmensa extension del Obs
pado de Sn. Antonio, y por la i'm
posibilidad casi absolute de que pu
diesen ser visitadas y atendidas
todas las numerosas parroquias sY
fraganeas del Qbispada,
En- mas de ounce amos, no Sc
administro en- la Parroquia de La
redo ell Sacramento de la Confir-
maci6n, y creemos fundadamente
que 10 mis- mo sucedi6 en- las par
roqufas riberefas.
Con ell nombramiento del limo.
Sr. On. Pedro Verdaguer como
Vicario Apost6licp de esta Dio-
cesi, las cosas cambiaron por CONF
pleto, pues ell Sr. Verdaguer,- de
energufas POGO comunes, no obs
tante su edad avanzada, con cello
verdaderamente apostolico, hase
consagrado por complete q su no.
bic sacerdocio y no descansa un
momento, visitando dos 8 tres We
ces cada ano q cada una de las par
roquias del Obispado, mejorando
los temples, ordenando los servi-
,ios religiosos, ayiyando la fe, y
creando confanza y respetabilidad
para ell dogma en- todos los feligre
es.
Pop 10 que a Laredo toca, el
'r. Obispo Verdaguer puede ser
onsiderado como uno de los facto
es mas importantes de su progre-
so y de .su 6ngrandecimiento, va
el la parte espiritual, poi. los be-
neiicios que ha obtenido para ell
G 'emio cat6lico, va en- la parte
no iterial, por los costosos edifi~
los que ha construido para ell cul
20 y por las mejoras de gran va
lor que en- todos ellos ha hecho.
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HACE UN BARRIDO LIMPIo

No hay como hacer una co
sa bien completamente. De to
dos los ungiientes de que I'd.
olga hablar, ell Uugiiento de
Arnica de Buckleu { (Bucklen's
Arnica Salve) es el mejor,
Destruye y cura, quemadas, lila
gas, golpes, cortadas, tumores,
dlceras. erupciones de la p1el y
almorranas. Solo 20 cts. en- to
das las drogueiias.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1904-10-29

dQuien 10 ignora? La mis-.
ria detiene la inteligencia de
hombre EN- la oscuridad y Il
encierra en- los limites de uns
falsa educaci6n. La miseris
'mpulsa continuamente el- ga
rr'ficio de la dignidad perso
pal, y EN- muchos casos 10 i'm
pone.
La miseria ,es una dependen
cia de condicones ain en- aauel
que es de caracter Independent
tie, de manera que oculta un
nuevo tormento en- una virtnd,
y Gambia en- hiel todo 10 Que
existe de generoso en- ell cora
zjn.
81 Ia miseria engendra los
padecimientos, engendrs, tam
bieu los delitos, y 10 mismo
que conduce al hombre al hos
pital, como va 10 hemos dicho,
10 arrastra tambien q la pri
sion.
Els la miseria la que hsce ell
mayor n1mero de ladrones, de
asesinos y de prostituidas.
Rurgueses, millouarios, due
nos de trusts, pensadlo bien: la
causa del proletario es vues
ira causa, la miseria del pol
bre es vuestra miseria.
Lo que uosotros queremos
no es la comma, nj ell anar
quismo, nj la division de la
propiedad, nj 81 e1termipio
del capital; 10 que queremos
es el exterminio de la miscria,
5 sea, una economic bien en-
medisnte el aumento
le Ia riqueza por la produc
lion. En- otros terminus: que
d productotdel capital este uni
10 al trabajo y distribuido pro
,orcionalmente entire todos,
ION amor. equidad y justicia.
L. Bruni.
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La pequeha Y destartalada Capi

liza de Sn Agustin, con un solo y
pobrfsimo altar, donde no Sc decia
mas que ma pobre misa resada ca
da semana, Sc ha trasformado en-
une hermosa Iglesia, con tres her
mosos altares y un magnilico 6rga
no, y en- la quo Sc dicen tres misas
los domingos v dias fe ,tivos y una
cuando menos cadn dla de la sema
na; Sc levanto Ia hermoslsima lyle
sia de Sn. Pedro, de arquitectura
moderna, con su magn1iico 6rgano
y muy bien dotada de ornamentos
para el seryicio, Y Sc levant6 tam
bien la pequeNa, pero importantfsi
ma Capilla de Guadalupe, quo se-
ra, andando ell tempo, Ia metropo-
litana de Laredo, A iniciativa v
esfuerzos del Sr. Verdaguer, Sc le-
vanto ell soberbio edifcio de dos
pisos que sirve de obispado, y Sc
construy6 ell gran cementerio cato
leo, que por las riqufsimas obras
de arte que en- 81 Sc estan constru.
yendo q diario, sera en- pocos amos
ell mejor y mas importante orna-
mento de Laredo.
Tambien q iniciativa y esfuerzos
del Sr. Verdaguer, que nunca mi
de los obstaculos, Sc estableci6 ell
Hospital de la Merged, que tantf-
simos bienes hace d una poblaci6n
tan cosmopolita como la de Lare-
do, y tan cargada de gente pobre
y desvalida, siempre necesitada, en-
casos de enfermedad, del auxilio v
cuidados de gente consagrada al
bien por ell bien mismo, Y Sc cons
truy6 ese hermoso y costoso edi6-
clio para el Celegio Oatdlico, que
regenteaa con acierto, las HERNIA
mas Ursulinas, aunque todavfa no
an las proporciones que 10 idea
"a con sabidurfa ell Sr. Obs
po, y que acknowledgements las al
,anzar&, 81 la Providencia alarga
los dias de ese ameritado sacerdo-
;e.
Volviendo al culto, ell Sr. Verda
yuer cre6 y sostiepe con esplendor
IA Association de 10 Vela Perpetua,
d Association de las Hijas de Ma
ia, la Association de la Doctrina
Cristiana, y algunas otras que, por
luestrO caracter, por nuestras
deas y por nuestro alejamiento vo
ontario y convencido de la Igle-
'ia, no estamos en- aptitud de como
,er.
Pero baste 10 diohp, que esta q
a vista de todos, para apreciar la
1ersonalidad eminentemente distin
yuida y respectable del Principe
le la Iglesia Cat6lioa, que humil-
lemente Sc estableoi6 entire noso
,ros, V con cuyo retrato honra-
nos las columnas de este perio
licO.
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DIRECTOR,
REDACTOR
Z pROPIETARIO
D. Card0nas
LIBROS!

Acabamos do recibir dlrcctam
de Ma ird, una bonita j eiegahle
ecciou de libros de literatura, y men
ualmente nos llegaa una lequ' no re
mesa l,lntUu sitDli, Dlel surl'oo
Ylale al PATS dc las Ptrlas Por
.Jscoliiot un.tomo risticr......S0. W
Vlaic al rais de los Eefantes' -
porrl-mismo, tomo rGstica 80 ''o
Tiais al Pals de las Bayaderas,
nor el mismo, un tomo rdstlca. oo'
Armonias y Cantares, por ventu
Ruiz dc Aguilera; IN tomo rustica -
Demi- Monde. cada tomo. -" Wv.
Cuentos Nacionales, por Angel
r, Chavez ,un tomo rdstlca. ~ oo'
Conferncias de Sp. Agustfn,
Dor el Rev. p. Augustine Fray Eu-
genio Ceballos, 3 tomos, rust. =.
Historic de sibila, por .. Feulllet,
un tuino pasta de tela. ........,. oo
Cunada Hal de un Papa, por
Armand Duba1y, un tomo lust. U.O
La Protection el Libre Csmtio
nor II. Il. Caballero, tCmo rust. 20
Las Mujeres. por Alfonso karr,
un tCmO r1stica. ......,.,.... .,....o.'
La Ultima Enamorada, por An
dres Sanchez del Real, un tOmo
r6stica IS so.
Naturaleza de las cosas, por III
Lucrecio Caro-, un tomo rust" .oo.
Ell DR.. Lanuela, por d. Anto.
nio Ros de Olano, un tomo rust. " / .25.
Memorials de un Estudiante,
por ell Lie. Alexandra Villasenor,
un tOmO ruStlca. ............... 10
El ClayO, por Pedro A. DE A.
larc0p, un tomO rlStiCa. ....... 10.
FL Uerecho en- la Vida Econ6-
mica, por Dn. AnselmO Guerra.
un tOno rIstica. .......".. -. 0O.
Nuevo Sistema Metric0 Decimal, ,por
X. Gonzalez Ortegon. n.-."."."""..$0. III
Narracionss populares Catala-
mas, por Sebastian Parrss....... .35.
iPobre Madre! por Enrique La
fuente 49,. ..............
Novelas Italianas...... ......".
pinamita y Petr9leo. .....-."....
Cuentos del Dia, por On. Ventu-
Ruiz de Ag uileera. ............. 81
La Prmera Producci6n......... 2
Piedras Preciosas, por Salvador
hueda. ....."..'.... ..."".
Collection de Sonetos............. ,15.
iResucitada!. ........ ......
Muerte de una Libertins....... L.
Viaje Critico alredor de la Puer-
tas del Sol, por Ossorio y Bernard. .5'
Los Problemas de la Naturaleza..
FL Fuerte Peninsula, por Gustavo
niiHaiu' '..'...... ........... ........... IL
El Jefe de Guerilla, por Maine
Mariani, poi Gustavo Aimord -
La Cascade de los Amante- II
FL Barberillo de Lavapies--3 |
Cuentos, de Alejandro Larrubiera 1
eueptos para Ninos-.--
NingGn pedido so atenderz 81 no
ne acompanado de su importe s..
pre- que ell envfo vaya certiiic
msndese diez centavos mas para
certiiissdo
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CONDIClONES.

"Elr jcrata Frontsrizo" Sc publcO
Os ssUados'
bscripci6n por SnoF oocs'
sw- rodo pago SC hara en- moneda de
,sis precisamente adelantado.
Avs Ayisos remntldos segdn convenio'
ToLa corresponoencla debe diriirse
JUSTO CARDENAs.
Laredo, Texas.
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La Cuastion de
hoy y de na1ana.

Hacc dos nil aiios que to.
aa' las naciones Sc arrodilla
bau ante un martirio, adorand,
eU 81 el Salvador de los hom-
bres. Y con todo este, icuan-
to9 iuf9lices hay en- ell mundo
ulslble y sensible! iCuantos
trIanlos de la, iniquidad y
cuantas tiranias saboreando
bastamente los escandalos de
la impunidad! Ell 'Redentor
lego; pero scuando llegara Ia
redenci6n?
Aver murio I'm niilo por fal
ia de alimento, y hoy, en- Ia
malana, ACADIA de suicidarse
nn padre de familia por falts
de trabajo, y en- la tarde Sc
apaga la vida de una j6ven
paIturienta por falta de asisten
cia medica y de medicinas.
Los niflos de 12a 13 amos,
impulsados por la miseria de
sus padres, van q podrirse de
tuberculosis en- las fdbricas VI
en- las oficinas de los millona
rios, aumentando la riqueza
de los trusts, para aalir & los
veinte aiios y entrar en- un hos
pital, cuando no lleguen a pi
sar los umbrales de una casa
de correction 8 de una peuiten
ciaria.
Es q vosotros, ricos, a quie |
mes dedico este humilde par.
ratio, porqpe trata de los po,
bres y porque su causa es Ia
81 no hubiera dolores for
tuitos y solitarios que consolar,
tai vez baataria Ia carldad. |
Pero el nal tiene raioes tan
profundas, causas tan univer
sales, que se cuentan en- cada
naci6n por mlllones aquellos q
luienes talta 10 absolutameute
Indispensable para vivir cris
tianamente.
III plOblena es oscuro, y ma
provocado revolucionss Cue
ban ensaugrentado la TERRA,
sin redimirla.
Ha cansado a generaciones
lie pensadores y ha agotado Ia
Pe de una solemnidad casi di
vina.
La seguridad de vivir traba
iando, no resulta en- todas par
tes de la esencia misma de las
Ipstituciones sociales, desde ell
momento en- que reiua la mi
luidad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-20

admiral Is her majesty the queen Of
Greece, Her father was we'll known
sailor N the Russian navy, and the
rank Of admiral In the Russian navy
was given to her by the car some
years ago.
Tho S2.li2,207 worth Of platinum OK
tracled In the Gortlagdatskl district Of
Russia last year II practically the
worlds supply Of that metal
The best brier root from which
pipes are made comqs from the borders
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-20
PAPER STOCKINGS.

Paper gloves and stockings are nov
being manufactured in Europe The
stockings have been carefully examined
by experts, and they are loud In tbei,
praise Of them. Let no one assume. thew
say, that these stockings. because thew
are made OF paper, win only last few
days for they will last almost as LONE
as ordinary stockings. The reason 4,
because the paper Of which they are
made was during the process Of manu-
facture rendered into substance
closely resembling wool and was then
woven and otherwise treated as ordI.
nary wool.