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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-13
EI Petr6Ieo no eS IN suStitlto
del Aceite de HIgado
de BacaIao

Durante Ia presente escasez de acei-
te de higado de bacalao. algunos In
dustriales han hecho grandes esfuer-
zos para popularizar en- provecho pro
pio el uso del petr6leo parafna co
mo substantial alimenticia.
Bastante ridIculo es en- verdad, por
60 califcarlo de otro modo, e1 asegu-
rar cue el petr6loo puede aubstituir
al aceite de higado de baca]ao.
La gran reputation de que goza el
ac9ite dc higado de bacalao es debida
& sus grandes propiedales natritjvas
y alimcnticias, In verdad cl acoite
de hiQado de bacalao no solalnente es
un alimento, s;no que es 81 maior ali
mento qUo SO e0noce Ell Afedicina y
a0n no Sc ba podido enco1trar en Ia
palora'oza o5,o al'manto ieuaI '
anuaclar el p tr6lao como NJ substi-
tuto Del aceise de higado d. baoa] 40.
coatribuif al p3tr6ieo paeadaa pro
piedadas que no tieue. IT petr5.eo ca
rece de Ia propieGad csencitl de todo
ali1uent0, es decir, q de ser asinila-
bic, Ell petr6!6o 8 paraGna no sola-
mente no es una substantial asinilablo,
sino que cuando Sc toma interiormGnte
es expelido en- su totalidad por las
evacuaciones intestinaIes, causando
indigestion, irritaci6n del estomago y
de los intestinos, Intermediates del hi
gado y del panereas J con frecuencia
diarrea y desinteria.
La presente escasez del aceite de hi
gadO de bacaIaO es III c1s0 sxc1pciO-
nal que no durara rnucho tempo, perO
que IA demostradO "a IA gran deman-
da que eOastanterente hay en- el mun-
do por este producto alimeutici0. Ii-
les De personae jovencs y anciauos,
usan constantenente este aceite \ su
salud 81 vida dependen de q.
Afortunadamente la mayor parte del
aceite de bacaldo que Sc consume en-
Ell mundO es adniaIstrado ba5O a for
ma de Emulsion de Scott prepaca-
"a p0r los seT0res Scott & Bovine
Quimic0s de Nueva Y0ra, quieae5 de-
bido & SIS maehos ados Dc experiea-
cia en- / a materia, vieron yenir ! a es-
casez con muchOs mcses de anticipa-
cion hlcierOn grandes copiOs del
accite, aunque para clio tuvIeroa que
pagar precios elorDes. E5O no obs
tante el preciO cCrri6ate al deEalle de
IL Emulsion dc Scott 10 la sldo al te-
rado puede ODtenerse o. las bolicas
j roglerias a. nismo precio Dc STEM
pre-
II petr6leo Parafna puede Ser
bueno para lubricar maQuinas 0tros
u7Os industriaies. pero Ia Emulsion
de Scott es Ia lniea buena para el
cuerpo humane.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-13
HOTICIAS De NAGUABO
(Do putstro Coyresponsai)

NAGUABO. AGCSTO LEI pue-
bio estd en- perfecto estado de limpie-
"a, debido 4 Ia actividad Y cello del
digno alcaldo don Pablo Maldonado.
quien Sc re todos los dfas por las
Gales para lleyar con mejor exito 81
labor, sienlo el unico en- su puesto
que ha llevado & este pueblo al mayor
grado De limpieza s hygiene.
-Aquf ha llovido mucho en- est0s
dias, pero despues que Sc ha perdido
todo el cosecho de arr0z.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-13

sana mas de IN aho ya."-Sta. Jessie.
meme Westland.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-13

FL caf6rr0 cs una causa n7uy cOnfan
de esdS intermediates geHeraIGTeufe
HaH7ad75 fe5fIi0ad feH7e1H. Fl cafarro
de los orgaHoS DeivicoS produce tanfos
sf7f0HsaS GeSsgradables ( f-rifanteS
que n1ucfas PerSonaS--en fin Ia mayor
parfe--n0 fienen idea que son cauSadOS
per eI cafarrU.
La mayor parfe de las n1ujenes Gene
aigG19 de5iIifad caGarr9l que ha reci-
bid0 faRtoS nOaIbreS como doCfores
que Sc ia c0ESuIfa6o. EStaS nIujereS
Sc han Iue0icinsdo sin aiivfo simple
G1enfe POrque no Sc ha recOn0cido CUE
Henen el cafarrO, y porqsse los rcn1e-
dos no son hechoS para el c2farro.
ST todas las HGieres QGe estda
sufrienG0 con aIgufi7 fOru7a de debiHa
dad feGnsRH esCri5ier2n q Dr.. Hartman,
Columbus, 0hio, y fe dieran una de-
scripci0H complete de Sus sinfOR1aS v
las pGrficEfarid8des de SHS eHlSrnle-
d8deS, ef coGfesfGr6 iE17eJiafa11ente,
dandcfes direCci0HeS cOnIDfefas para
su fratan7ienf0, sin pago ninguHO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-13

Sehora Louise Westbrook, No. 8 East
Columbia St, Detroit, Michigan, sec
retaria de The West Side Lotus Club,
escribe:
"Durante varios a6os safrfa con Ia
ioucorrea Y menstruacjon dificil, Sc
guido de uno debilidad general que me
3et6 con Is saiud arrunada. C;racias
10 Poruna soy mujer sana hoy
louise Westbrook.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-13

Por las 0rdenes no Il y Is de esta
fecha, Sc dispone por el Quartet Gene
raj de Policia, que el guardia Nestor
Gregory sea ascendido 4 cabo, que
el guardia Isidoro Delestre sea baja
en- ell Cuerpo, por defectos ffsicos.
Tambien sc dispone el traslado de
los cabos jose Diaz Llenza, del pues-
20 de Cabo-oio al dc San Sebastidn
Nestor Gregory, DC Ponce Z Cabo
Toio,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-13

sana mas de IN aho ya."-sta. Jessie.
meme Westland.
Sta. Alice Ds.ssler, de No. 1913 North
Bryant Ave, Minneapolis, Mimi, escris
be 10 siguieate acerca de Ia Peruna:
eEstaba sufriendo de la garganta
de la cabeza. Una de mis- amigas que
me visitaba me dijo que probara Ia PEI
rupa. Lo hice Ia encontr6 mcior que
ha3sa esperado, no solo me san6 del
catarro sino tambien me di6 una salud
perfecta, ,"-Alice Dresslcr.
Sta, Mamie Groth, Plat;evile, Wis.
escribe:
Gle sufrido varios a6cs con frecuentes
dolores de espalda, y dias entcros tcndria
dolores espantosos de cabcxa. Narias
de mis- amigas me aconseiaron que
probara Ia Peruna. Consult6 con mi
m6dico Y me dijo que 81. Seguf su con-
sejo Y ahora estoy sin dolor de ninguna
clase. ."-MaSlie Groth.
En- una carta reciente de No. Grant
Ave, Denver, Col, is sra. Ida l.,
Gregory escribe:
"Hace unos scis amos mi marido sufria
con postracion ncrviosa. Siguiendo el
conscjo de un amigo boticario traic
casa una botelIa de Peruna. Con au u.o
recob96 Ia salUd, Sc le aument6 ol ape4
tito, Y pudo dormir bien."-Ida l..
Gregory.
Sta. Florence Murphy, No. 2703 Second
Ave, Seattle, Wash, cscribe:
"Sufrfa mas dc IN aho con enfermcdad
femerl, y consultG 4 varios doctores
pcro ninguno parecfa capaz de sanarme
pormanentemonte. Solo Sc necesitd
POGO mas de tres botellas de Peruna
para hacerlno huona y fuerte. No ne
tcnido mass dolor d. cabe2a Il de espalda
hi puios. ."-Tlorence murphy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-13
SAN JUAN 13 AGOsTO 1904
CON
SANTIAGO IGLESIAS

t4i OT8 duO QGl PuDllCduiotHO pu-
blica Ia siguiente noticia:
<Se sabe de modo positive que
Santiago Iglesias ser& recomendado
para ocupnr q plaza de Marshall del
Distrito de Arocibo.o
Un reporter de LA DEMoCRACIA
visit6 Al Sr. Iglesias en- las ofcinas
de Ia American Federation Of Labor
le pregunt6 que habfa de cierto en- la
noticia. Ell senior Iglesias solt6 una
carcajada, y dijo:
<-Hombre 81, efectiyamente, los
hombres del directorio republicano de
San Juan ME HIcIERoN nuEEAe PRO
PosIc1oNEs, oFREcIEEDoME BUENos
MAMEYEs en- el presupuesto de Puerto
Rico, siempre que 20 me prestara q
desautorizar vario5 buenos obreros
republicanos que pertenecen q Ia Fe-
deraci6n Libre de Mayaguez, Ponce,
Aguadilla y Guayama, los que, al pa
recer, no quieren someterse al jnpeio-
'into az los amos del partido en- / a ca
pisal
IN usted aceptaria aIgdn cargo
retribuido ca Ia administration insu-
lar?
sJamass, contest6 lslesios con
conviction, agregando sla repre-
sentaci6n que tengo en- Ia Isla es tan
honorable como la del Gobernador dc
Puerto Rico, y a &American Fedora
tion Of Laboro paga porfectamente
bien q sus representatives.. Ademas,
tengo el aprecio la consideration del
pueblo obrero americana organiza-
do, del pueblo obrero organizado de
Puerto Rico y ese aprecio esa CON
sideraci6n, esa confanza valen mu-
cho mas en- grado superlativo que los
destinos poHticos que me regalaran
los amos republicanos d quienes mis-
amigos mas sinceramente republicanos
que ellos, no quiercn acatar, nj SER
yir...,,,.,.,
q sabo usted puesto que est$ en-
contacto dirccto cen el pueblo, qui6n
sera el aloalde lie San Juan, y el Re
presentante a " aehington ?
-Esas son cosas que no me inte-
resan mi, y no las qu'aro discutir
10 duioo quo rscoerJo 4 nils
eompanaros que hacen po'ftica en uno
otro partido, son las palabras del
GJbernador, cuando dijo:
~Deb5is de Iibrar una campaaa
tan ruda contra lacorrupci6n que qui6n
quiera que faIte su deber. . que sa-
crifque su cargo por lucro personal,
quede de una vez y para siempre Sc
parade de todo contacto con los HON
ores honrados. No PoDEIs SER Gu
DADANos HONRADOS DE Waller TO-
IERANDo La CORRUPTION EN- orR0s.
1eafis q,tc estar en- uno Il otro Iado: ac-
tipansnte por el Jjen an gobierao hoara-
do, actiramelte e1t contra. Las gene
raciones futuras llevardu el sello de
nuestra manera dc ser tai como lleva
el hijo los ojos las facciones de 81
padre.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-13
C0nti0Gan las diviSioa8s en- 10
que reSta del Partido Re-
pubNcano de Ponce
Manana Sc constituira ALI
Ell Comit6 de Ia Union"
(D8 nuestr0 ColT8SpoaSal)

(D6 nlsestr0 CorrasponSaD
/" PONCE, AGOSTO 12.-Hay nucho
cabildeo entire la hueste republicaaa
de Ponce. La election de Delegados 4
la pr6xiIna Asamblea en- San Juan, Y
Ia election del comit6 republicaDo en-
esta ciudad, tiene inquietos los Jefes
del republicanismo ponce1o. Var:as
reuniOnes han celebrado va con ell in
de llegar un acuerdo en- Ia election
de personas para los cargos a que Sc
alude, sin que, hasta la fecha, hayan
llegado un acuerdo los Jefes Y los
soldados. Ell elemento popular no
quiere que pasen sobre 81, y va
ba increpado al trust, que no quiere
DISCUS arse con tai elemento; pero que
quiera para 81 la parto del leon. Todo
indica una profunda division en- el
mermado partido republicano.
La &Uni6n@ trabaj serena y ac-
tivamente, Sc anuncian nuevos des-
prendimientos del partido republican
no favor de ella.
va ha circulado por los campos
"a hoja suelta c0nvocando para el
meeting del domingo en- ola Perla> en
que Sc hara Ia election del Comit6 de
la Union, bajo IN sistema puramente
demOcratico. La election Sc hara en-
ese meeting pero Sc utilizara todo eI
tempo que sea necesariO para que vo-
ten cuantos tengan derecho q clio.
Sc ha dicho hoy en- esta ciudad
que Ell GobernadOr sostiene ell criterio
contrario al juego del dos por uno.
81 este es asf, bien por Mr. Winthrop.
b j tego del dos por uno solo signifca
fraude, ilegalidad.
Ell Oicial de Sanidad, doctor
Aguerrevero, pas6 una communication
al vicario cat5lico de Ponce para que
pusiese escupidores en- el temple fl
jase unas 6rdenes de sanjdad en- el in
terror del temple referdo. FL vicario
do conocimiento de este al sen0r Obs
pO. y Sc nos informa que en- el temple
20 Sc hara NADIA, en- el case, sirO 10
que dispOpga Monse1Or Blenk. POr
10 demds, Sc puede decir que en Ia igle-
sia nadie escupe, pues ESQ parece q los
cat6licos una falta de respeto aquel
sitio.
-El compositOr musical don Fe-
dericc Ramos busc6 ell domingo por la
tarde 4 nuestro companero Quintfn
Negr6n Sanjurjo pidi6 4 este Ia le-
ira de su himno & Puerto Rico para
ponerle mdsica. Nogr6n Ganiurjo di6
las gracias al maestro, diciGndole cue,
por ahora, rehufa el honor que signi-
ticaba para 81 tai pensamient0.
Ell doctor Vidal Rios So halla en-
libertad baio fanza.
Eel pr6xino domingo por la no.
che, habra en el teatro una function de
fantochas, empresa del senior Vargas.
Sc nos informa que pronto sal
dra para Cuba Ell director de Et Agaila
senior Navarrete. Va ALI de Inspector
de Escuelas; y Sc nos informa, tambiGn
que quedara al frente de EL AquUo eli
senior Contreras Ramos.
-Juicios orales Ell la Corte de
Distrito:
Dla Is. Contra Antonio Pacheco,
Jose Noriega~ Francisco Monitor,
por alteration De la paz p6blica ell
primero y segundo, y por infracci6n
& los reglanaatos de Sanidad ol 1lti-
mo.
Dia ~. Contra Suciano Colon y
Dionisio Manetal por danos malicio-
SOS y acomottniento,
Dia 20.-C0ntra Petra Cruz Y Be-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-08-13
CAGUAS

En- ell SIiosco Central2 de don Juan
Diaz Hernandez. Sc yende La DEMO
CRACIA.
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MARRIAGE RECALLS
HISTORIC MEMORIES.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
ONDON Sept Apart from It's So.
cial importance the marriage which
l. has just taken place between Lady
Jane Seymour youngest daughter Of
the Marquis and Warehouses Of Hcrt-
ford and Major Hugh Dudley Carleton,
is Of unusual interest because Of the
historic memories that are associated
with the name Of the bride and the ro-
mantle history Of her family
She is the third Of her family to take
that font name 10 the altar The first
was the right noble. yirtuous and eX-
cellent lady, Of convenient years and
excellent beauty who IN 1885, became
the wife of that much married mon
arch. King Henry VIII. The day af-
ter the marriage took place another
OF his wives. the ill-fatcd Anne Boloyu,
was executed IN the Tower Jane Sey-
mour was the only one Of the six for
whom he seems 10 have entertained
any real affection and respect she
did not live long enough 10 give him
time TO 0utgrow II dying the year fol.
lowing her marriage. and twelve days
after the birth OF her son. who suisse
quenily Became King Edward VI on
ly once did she sign her name as Jane
the Queen That was on the day Of
her sons BIRTH when the customary
announcement was made 10 the pTlvy
council King Henry VIII paid her
the compliment Of DOMINIC mourning
for her tribute which he did not pay
to the memory Of any OF the other four
whom ne survived. After his death
he shared the same grave with her In
st. Georges chapel
This Lady James marriage was the
making OF her family Her eldest
brother Edward was successfully ere.
ated NlscOunt Beauchamp Earl Of
Hartford aud Duke Of Somerset, and as
protector played a leading part in the
INST half of the reign OF Edward VI
Another brother Thomas, was created
Lord Seymour Of sudelcy aud became
lord high admiral Of England H.
married King Henry WIS widow,
Catherine parr. but termlnatdc his lie
ON the scaffold I'm 1910.
on the death Of the seventh duke in
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1850, a curious peorage case arose, the
title being claimed boy descendants OF
the first duke by his first marriage and
the attorney general having report
ed IN favor OF the claim, Sir Edward
Seymour took his scat In the house Of
lords as eighth duke, The earldom Of
HEREFORD. was az the same time COM
foried ON this eighth dukes first cou-
sim Francis, who thirteen years later
was made a marquis. The second mar
quis married a great heiress and the
wife Of the third also brought q vast
deal Of money Into the family II was
this third marquis who became famous
through Thackeray's portrait OF him as
he Marquis Of Steyn.
The fourth marquis was an eccentric
character and neither before nor after
lis accession 70 the title did he show
any interest IN public affairs But he
conceived a great ambition TO become
Knight OF the Garter Sir Robert
Peel. when prime minister told him
that he could not recommend the queen
TO give that distinction 10 a nobleman
who so persstently resided out Of the
country
Your lordshlp said the minister
has great estates In Ireland, where
at the present time It Is especially to
he desired that owners Of estates should
associate themselves with the people
You might pay them a visit.
10 Ireland he went, and "dld the
popular and In due time was re-
warded with the coveted garter II is
said that ON the occasion Of his visit
10 Ireland he went out riding IN the
neighborhOOd Of Lisburne. and on
reaching the top Of a hin his com.
nanion said to him, Nov, my lord as
far as you can see an Is your own" To
which Lord Hartford replied We'll /
see II for the first time, and / hope I
shall never see 1t again" Nor did he.
BY the law Of entail his English es-
tates Of Ragley and Sudburne passed
To his cousin. an intimate personal
friend of the prince ConsOrt But he
had taken great dislike 10 all his
relatives and left them nothing that
he could help. lie is credited with
having said that his chief regret at
dying WAS that II would prevent him
seeing their faces'Whcn his will was
read, The NTH Marquis Of Hartford
seems to have been animated by somo-
what similar feelings towards his rcla.
lives for he left AN that he could con-
troll by VIII TO his friend. Richard
Wallace. who was subsequently created
a baronet
And thus II comes about that while
IN Ragley House the present MARQUIS Of
Hartford possesses what Is emphatical-
ly one Of the stately homes Of Eng
land, his income Is entirely inadequate
TO lts proper maintenance Il was this
lmpoyerishment Of the family OK
cheQucr which drove his heir, Lord var
mouth Lady James brolher-to Amer
lea FOR a bride. There II will he re-
membered he married Miss Alice Thaw
Of Pittsburg
Lady Jane has cousin who bears
the same name. She is the youthful
daughter Of the Rev Lord Victor Sey-
mour "a South Kersngton vicar, who
was horn the fourth son Of the late
! marquis IL may thus be anticipated
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ured by even the most skilful "docle
OH otramed' horses known to history
A commission 10 be- instituted by the
government viii have lts say ~ tue
near future, .
OF course various explanations OF
Hans dolngs have been offered To prove
that his master ubcts him, but as YET
they cover only the horses ability 10
ten the time. 10 rs stated--although ]
was not present at the test That on
ono occasion q spectator took out a
poldplere instead of the expected
watch. and fooled Hans into telling me
time by lt The story goes that this
spectator had observed That Herr Won
Oston used 20 drop his eyes whenever
Hams had stamped out the right NUM-
her and that the horse would STOP his
hoof-beats as soon as he saw this Sig
nal hut this alleged exposure lacks
vcrhcation. and even II It were true Il
credits the astute Hans with an INTEL
lgencc which requires much further
explanation, especially as II does not
account for the horses other feate
A. c, BRACKLEY.
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THE STATE BANK
SALT LAKE CITY

SALT LAKE CITY.
Joseph II, Smith p,.sA,
VIM. = Preston VIca pr,sian!
Charles s. Burton rs.n1ihaII
Henry T. McEwan Assistant csshIs.,
DIRECTORS,
Heher J. Grant, Isaac Barton.
Iosaph r. Smith. James n M1,s,.,
Chas 8 Burton Byron Groo ""
VIM. i, Preston, Heber NJ. Wells
A. w. Carlson
Commercial Banking In all its bransh,.
Accounts Solicited.
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Do Not be Imposed Upon.

Foley 4 co., Chicago originated Honey
and Tar as o throat and lung remedy,
popularity Of Foleys Honey and Tar
many limitations are offered for the gem
ulnc. Ask Tor FOLEYS Honey and Tar
and refuse any substitute offered as no
other preparation win give the same sat-
lstactlon. II Is mildly laxative, n con-
tains no oplatcs and IS safest for children
and delicate persons. For sale by f. j.
HI Drug Co.
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nsi,sr Thnn Gold.

81 was troubled for several years WIN
chronic INDIGESTION and nervous de-
blilty." writes r. J. Green Of Lanoas'
ter n. II. mo remedy helped me un'
M began using Electric Bittets,
which ala me more good than all the
medicines 1 ever used They have also
Kent my wife In excellent health t0r
wears She says Electric Bltters arg
lust splendid for female troubles thal
they are a grand tonic and lnylgorator
Tor weak. run down women No othel
medicine can take rs place In our iam'
ly." Try them. only Soc satlstac'
lion guaranteed BY y. c. NJ. l. Drug
Store.
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WHAT THIS HORSE DID.

one man told Hans to remember the
phrase Forest and bridge are Occur
pied by the enemy and next day Hans
took his alphabet and spelled out the
sentence correctly, Another man pro-
duced his watch showed II to Hans,
and asked. what time Is IT, And
Hans moved his hoof II tlmes-and so
IL was Twenty minutes later the Watch
was shown to him again, and now he
stamped first If, and after a short
pause 20 times more, He then answer
ed correctly the following questions, the
watch not being produced this time:
Between what figures does the small
hand stand nc 7;4O2'--"Between Z and
s." hoofed Hans, Similar questions
with varied hours, were answered Just
as correctly. Other questions and OK
perIments indicated that Hans has a
distinct sense Of Coors, Of music even
Of coins and playing cards, and that he
recognizes persons from their photo
graphs,
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A. j. Jennesso, g90i Butler ST. Chicago,
vrltes. 81 am a swltchman and am out
I'm al kinds of weather | took q cold
which settled I'm my kidneys and ] was
I'm bad shape | tried several advertised
remedies with no benefit until I was rec
commended To try Foley's Kidney Cure
Two.thlrds OF "a bottle cured me-" For
sale By 4. ]. Hill Drug Co
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HORSE CAN READ,
WRITE AND COUNT
CONTINUED from page 100

horse TO take a lesson In higher al!ll-
metlc every morning together win hlS
breakfast hay.
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A NEW PHENOMENON.

Such authorities on animal psychol-
ogy az Prof Meeblus, Herr schllling.
and DR. Heck, the manager Of the ia
nous Berlin ZOO" have declared over
their signatures that Hans is an entre-
ly novel phenomenon In natural SCI
ence, not to be compared to and meas
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HANS CAN READ, TOO,

horse TO take a lesson In higher ai',n
metlc every morning together with MS
breakfast hay
HANS CAN READ, TOO
hut Hans can do even better. lie can
read. You put down your question ll
writing, and Hans will answer II Just
as correctly after having thrown
knowing look at tnc paper You press
the button Of your automatic pencil
and Hans does the rest Again from
his look and from his Quickness In am
sWehng questions, Il Is easily to be seen
that the rows Of letters produce m ms
brain Tor whatever you may can hls
thinking apparatus) The same mental
functions as IN the brain Of a bright
boy Of i2 or 10. The identical conclu-
sion must be reached from the fact That
Hans Is capable Of spelling after
system invented by Herr Won Osten-
the words written down for that pur'
pose. You put down a word on a slip
OF paper, let Hans take A good look az
II. and Hans will resort to frame
covered with movable letters, which Is
nlgced In the courtyard, and pick out
the proper letters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
MOST HuMAN-LIKE.

But the proud owner and teacher Of
this marvel insists that his Hans Is not
only mentally a human-llke being: he
claims for him real sentiments Of affec-
ton towards all persons who treat him
affectionately. when ! lived out In
the country he told me, Il made il a
point Of letting him out Of his box into
my small paddock TO Craze, every NORM
ing. and In an weathers, when | came
down. He waited patiently with ears
prcked aud head turned toward the
house Until he heard my voice inside.
Then he Weighed until ! went up TO him.
Or If he saw mo at distance and | did
not speak to him, he told me pretty
plainly what he wanted me to do, When
other people Jet him out occasionally,
he never asked me TO do So When he
thought himself uncbserved he would
sneak up to the ratings and gobblc up
roses, peoples, lilies, sunnowers and
all within reach Of his muzzle He
knew full well that he was doing wrong
as he was often sent into his box for
this offense; so when he heard anyone
coming, or the house door being OPEN
ed, he cantered Off and began TO eat
grass"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17

Is first 10 please our cus-
tomers-ro alizinB a
satisfied customer is a
good asset.
To extend courtesy 10
all, whether purchasers
or not, This store is for
the public, We cater TO
all.
TO advertise and re-
commend only goods OF
real merit. Our repula-
ton in This respect Is
we'll known.
To devote our whole
time 10 The study OF up-
io-daie Voll.made, re.
liable, coy furniture OF
prices within the reach
OF all.
To transact business
in an honest, upright,
manner, TO hold the es-
TEEN of ihe entire com
munity,