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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-12
Hygiene y
mas hygiene.
EN- RHODE ISLAND.
LO que hay que haCer GOmpEender a
los nifOS.

Ell cuerpo de sanidad de la ciudad de
Providence, estado de Rhode Island, ha
emitido iltimamente una circular, dirigida
& los maestros de escuela de su jurisdiction.
Despues de un preambulo sobre la conve-
niencia de ensenaf los nifos ell deber en-
que estdn de pensar en- su propia salud
la de sus vecinos, supliea los maestros
ense1ar q los ni1os &:
No ponerse los dedos en- la boca.
No escarbarse las narices.
No mojarse los dedos con saliva para
voltear las hojas de un libro.
No escupir. Muy rara vez es necesa-
rio. ~
Escupir en- el piso usar saliva para
limpiar La pizarra, son graves faltas de
aseo.
No ponerse Ell Idpiz en- la boca. ~
No morder fruta, dulce comestible al
guno que haya mordido otra persona.
No llevarse la boca pito 4 otro jugue-
te, que otro nifio haya usado.
Lavarse con frecuencia la cara, y espe-
cialmente las manos.
Volverse para un lado al toser en- pre-
sencia de otra persona. -.
Hay que hacer a los nifios comprender
que el aseo de sus personals es un deber, y
que su boea les ha de servir solo para ha-
blar y conner, y jamas como receptaculo
para guardian objetos, y que no deben tam
POGO emplear los labios para hacer las We
ces de dedos.
ST Sc observan en- las escuelas estos pre-
ceptos, Sc evitaran sin duda los nifios
muchas intermediates contagiosas penas
sinsabores sus padres. Ademas, Ia
cartilla anterior contiene principles de ur-
banidad buenas costumbres que consti-
tuyen parte de la educaci6n escolar.
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LAS MADREs


1ebieran saber. Con la mayor parte
de las ni1Ias, su5 tribulaciones pro.
ceden do Ia falta de nutrici0n, tan
10 en- calidad como en- cantidad.
Hoy ola Sc denonina esta condi-
Gi6n por ell termino de Anemia;
pero las palabras no alteran los
hechos. Existen miles de nifias
en- esta condici6n; algunas de G.
Has estan en- la edad de los mis-
teriosos cambios que conducen 81
complete desarrcllo y nocesitan
especial cuidado. Muchas sucum-
bon en- este periodo tan crftico y
La historic de tales perdidas es Ia
mas triste en- ell curse de la vida.
Un tratamiento eonveniente podria
haber salVado q La mayor parte
de estos tesoros de sus padres, 81
las madres hubieren sabido de la
PREPARATION DE- WAMPoLE
Y La hubieren administrado & sus
hijas, con ell resultado de que ha-
brian legado a ser muieres fuertef
y sanas. Es tan sabrosa como Ia
miel Y contiene todos los principles
nutritivos y curativos del Aceite
de Hfgado de Bacalao Puro, que
extraemos de los hfgados frescos
del bacalao, combinados con Jarabe
de Hipofosftos Compuesto, Ex-
tractos de Malta Y Cerezo Silve5-
tire. Para lograr 81 desarrollo dc
ninos palidos, raqufticos y demacra-
dos, y especialmente aquellos que
padecen Anemia, Escr6fula, Raqui-
tismo 8 Intermediates de los Hue
sos y la Sangre, no tiene igual, pues
sus propiedades t6nicas son exec
Ientes. FL Sr. Lcdo. Miguel A.
Ortiz, de Habana, dice: Un deber
de gratitud me hace dirigirlcs es-
tas lineas para manifestarles qra
he usado con un 6xito maravilloso
su Preparation de Wampole, he
biendo curado q mis- hiios de en-
fermedades que venian sufriendo
del pecho y raquitisIno y con su
u5o los tengo con buena salud. :"
Basta una botella para convencerse.
g Eficaz desde la primera d6sis. "
Nadie sufre un desengafo con esta.
De venta en- todas las Botieas
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la Causa por perjuTiO, contra IA Sc
fiOrita Felicia Fernandez.

FL jurado que actu6 en- Ia vista de Ia
causa por periurio seguida la senorita
Felicia Fernandez, componfanlo los sefio-
res siguientes, que dieron aver veredicto de
culpabilidad;
Gerardo Bebancourt, Ceferino Neyarez,
Ramon C6rdova, Sandalio Sandoval, Pc
dro Chandri, Rafael Margarida, Hilarino
Lopez Cepero, Juan Margarida, Francisco
Ramon Balasquide.
La pena con que el C6digo castiga el de-
Ito de periurio, es de uno diez amos de
presidio, Ia misma con que se pena 81 deli
70 de falsedad.
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que podamos yer res. Jar. Libertad
Real.
Descendamos nlestras conciencias, to-
quemos nuestro coTaz6n, examinemos nuss-
ira humilde historic polftica nos conven-
ceremos una vez mas de que es impossible
segnir de rodillas ante Ia Libertad Enmas-
carada. No era necesaTio soIamente, le-
vantar un patfbulo, sobre eI patibulo una
cruz sobre la cruz la augusta patria
puertorriqueia, no; tambien era necesaTio
levantar una acusaci6n. con letras doradas
pere terrible sobre su frente ''Ciudadano
Americana"
Mientras al pueblo puertorriqueho no se
Ie Ieconozcan de una maDeFa expresa los
derechos inherentes su personalidsd, esa
palabra vapa, escrita sobre la freute de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-12

Eel solar No. 10 del barrio de la carbo-
nera vendido en- pdblica subasta parti-
culares esta cruzado hoy por la via que va
al muelle, sin authorization.
En- virtud de que aptorizaci6n Sc ha ms
talado via y establecido circulation desde
la Estaci6a del ferro-carriI de circunva-
laci6n hasta Ia antigua del tranvfa y des-
de esta atrayesande la Gale del Comercio
por la calle IA. de Ia caFbonera al Este de
la darsena hasta el muelIe del Este?
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La IIustraGiOn Artistic"

Nos han favorecido los dos Gltimos nG-
meros de 'sLa uustraci6n Artistica" que
Sc edita en- Barcelona.
Trae interssantes grabados y magnifca
lectura.
Es agente en- esta ciudad 81 senior Vic
tor M. Marin.
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QuedO pendiente de sefalamientO

Aver mafiana lego el fiscal del distrito
la acusaci6n formulada contra Rafael Ro-
bledo Salvarrfa por ataques con intenci6n
de cometer homicide en- La persona de Jo-
Sc Doval, hecho ocurrido en- Puerta de
Terra Neg6 la acusaci6n pidi6 juicio
por Jurado Qued6 pendiente de sefala-
miento.
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Apesar de que NADIA Sc dice, la compa-
MIA san decir sigue hacienda un desvfo-
apartadero en- la plaza de la Lealtad y
otro en- la 3a. zona junto q Ia "a. Lfnea
del barrio de Puerta de TERRA.
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De YAy G o

No compre usted cafe, sin probar el de
Yauco de ZEPPENFELDT Y CO., que
se sirve domicilio. 80 Y. q
En- esta imprenta e vnda papaI dc PEI
Ei6dico viqio { $500 quintal.
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Los pueblos deb.les se hacen fuertes
por dos medios. por sus actos cfvicos en- 10
moral por su alimento en- 10 material.
Para conseguir el todo, t6mese Ia sin rival
cerveza "Pabst''.
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Como CumpIe los pfesGrlpClOnes de esOs artlculO
Ia COmpaRIa.
NADIA tenemog Que obietar.

Naua I61PnOs que ODJeLaI.
NOTA: Bien es verdad que no Sc sabe
10 que Sc ha querido deeir en- este artfculo.
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Cuando los padres de familia negan la edad media su
orguo esperanzas cenalizan en- ell desarroo co
de las muercas que esn entrando la edad ideal
uventud Puesto que requeren la solcitud paterna
terna hast la hora que evadas al altar nter6s
natural de los padres amanes, de hias rebo
zando de la hermosura esbeltez todo cuerpo
sano robusto
Es la salud que da gracia elastcidad al cuerpo bro
viveza los oos usre fescuTa al cults despeo al in
teecto ell porvenr de la Doncea ene gran parte
fundacon los cudados Observados duane la 6poca del
desarroo, que la nina esta fernando Muer.
este periodic dc tempo la responsabdad de los padres
gTande. Aqui es donde buen tempo las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-12

nuestro jfbaro, sera 81 estigma denigrantes
sera Ell Inri de un pueblo, martir de la Ii
bertad amante del humane progreso.
RAFAEL GgILLERMETY.
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EL CONTRATO DEL AYJN7ANIIEIITO CON La
San Juan LIGHT & TRANSIT GO.
De QUE. MODO 10 CUElPLE ESIA?
C COMENIARIOS. 0

nd-
5248 pe6dico
No faremos ahora deficiencies
S
fnero vamos eponer modo 10 dicha
Mas lin
ba doble columna
sguiente
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Firmado) SABINA ALCALDE.
Testigos: Justa Verde Paula Verde, vecnas.

Las Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Williams vepden en-
cas todas las drogueras botcas. Cuaquier
tenga difcutad adqurras debe drgirse la DIR.
Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady, NY, EstadOs UndOs,
le avisara donde pueden comprar La misma
departamento m6dico que da consoles abso
utamente gratis cuaquier Pacente que e comunque
sintomas y padecmentos.
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RIIdOPaS ROS0d0S
del DP. Williams
Para pePSOD0S
pd1d0S

ercen poderosas vrudes sobre e ssema organico Ia
Sangre los Nervos ayudando la muerca pasar gera
triunfane por ell puene que conduce la pubertad, al
ep6ndido desaroo sicO que hace de la vida de la muer
joven, sueno de deales y feicdad.
= = y =
Srita Sabina Acalde Acosta residente Pelotas,
Oonsolaci6n del Su Gale % Provincial Pnar del Rio,
Cuba, dice:
la nrascrita certfca que habiendo esado padeciendo
de Langudez de espEitu Pesadez Dolores de oabeza
cuencas produco de la debdad de la sangre, decide to-
por prescription facultatva las Pdoras Rosadas del
Dr. Williams despu6s de haber tornado oras medcinas sin
resultado los prmeros das va sent mejor despu6s
de medic me halle tan mejorada felz que vacO
mandar testmono que puede Vd publican ben
de mis- semenes honra de las Pdoras ROsadas del DR..
Williams"
(Firmado) SABINA ALCALDE.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-06
RIGHTS. OF THEATRES.

Albany, n ", Dec. 6.-The right of
a theatre manager to refuse tickets sold
by sidewalk speculator was, upheld to-
day sby the court Of appeals. The action
was brought by William II. Collister,
a ticket speculator, against Al. Haynnan
and others composing the firm of AL.
Hayinan & Co, who conduct the Knick-
#erbocker theatre III New York. Coils
Ger sought to recover $1,000 which he al
legged he lost through the action of the
defendants iii preventing him from car
ryihg on hrs business in front of their
theatre. The defendants ayerred that
they posted notices warning patrons
against buying tickets from spectators
and printed such notices on tickets. The
opinion, iii which the whole court con-
|eurs. holds ttllat the proprietors of a
theatre have right to refuse tickets
obtained through a speculator in cases
where they gave such. warning as the
above 5Ss ?sz ~ #
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SUICIDED ON
HIS WAY 70 NORWAY

i p
New Richmond Wis. Dec. s Oscar
Martinson, IS years Of age, en- route
from Kalispells Mont. to his home iii
Christiania. Norway, Jumped from the
Chicago limited train Oh the Wisconsin
Central road, while the train was run
ming at a high rate sof speed. Martin
son did not leap from the platform Of
the car but threw himself through both
the outer and inner windows. The train
was stopped ard d thorough search
made but no trace of the man could be
found. 81 IA
His dead body was found hanging
i'm a barn several miles from the place
where he had leaped from the train.
Hans Thorsen, travelling companion of
sMartinson, was unable to say what had
induced the man to take hts life. Be
sides having a ticket good to the end
Bof his journey Martinson wasswell sup
piled with money. s #
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LONG SEARCH FOR
JEWELS is REWARDED

# New York, Dec. GA search for
stolen jewels said TO be valued at more
than 100000 which has extended
over nine months and has engaged the
efforts of the police of two continents,
was partly rewarded when d pawnbrok-
ser, whose name has not yet been disclos-
ed, was examined in police court on a
John Doe summons. The victim Of the
robbery was Mr.. Glottauer, Of the firm
Eof Glottauer Bros, jewelers., OF Paris.
The robbery is alleged to have taken
place last March in Birmingham, Eng
land Mr.. Glottauer said that two neck
laces, valued at $4,000, have been To-
Gated in the shop Of a mar, who was
examined today. I8 s8 u. {
According to the story told by Glott-
laiter, he was visiting his customers III
Birmingham last March, when bis
samples. valued at 100000, were stol-
en-. The robbery was promptly re-
ported to the police but no trace of
the robbers could be found. AS ii re-
suit of the investigation the police con-
Icinded that they had come to America.
The police of New York were notified
and since that tinic the search has
been continuous Ss va s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-06
HOW SLU0GERS WERE 7
HIRED BY UNIONS

Chicago, Dec. 5.--Testimenys given
by George Meller, former president OF
the Carriage and Wagon Workers un-
ion, No. Ain the trial OF Giihcoley and
other alleged siuggers on trial in Judge
Chetlain's court, revealed in startling
terms the methods adopted by certain
labor union bodies to intiinidate and
dispose OF noilunion workers. : e. =.
Miller told OF conversations with
!. Charles Casey and declared the latter
Just before the smuggling OF Calstrom
declared Gilhooley was all right and
was the '''right-hand'' man for Dcneen,
former states attorney. Meller also
said that Edward Shields had told OF
prices paid by unions for the smuggling
of nonunion men, declaring he could
get the slugging done for less than
had been paid by the weodkork-
ers. Meller addedAh Shields had de-
clared that he could, Tor $50, have a
number Of ilonunion men got out OF
the way. The hiring of slugging COM
mittees by other unions was related
and the story Of the employment OF
Gilhooley, Looney and Feely|to dis
pose of 1lonunion men was detailed.
These negotiations, Meller said, took
place at secret meeting Of the Car
riage and Wagon Workers union at
which he presided.
Mcller occupied the witness stand
the entire afternoon and when the di-
rect examination was completed the
task OF questioning the witness
was begun. 1t had not been conciud-
ed when court adjourned and will be
resumed this morning When Meller
told OF the alleged conspiracy to hire
professional sluggers to beat nonunior
men Mrs. Carlstrom sat in the court
room with her two small children and
heard the description OF the attack or
her husbarld, y
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-06
FEEDING cATl,LIs

..,,s Aberdeen, S D.. Dec. 6.The fact
that cattle can be profitabiy fattened in
northern South Dakota instead Of be-
ing shipped to Iowa or Nebraska to
undergo finishing process, has been
demonstrated by I. and S. Geyer. living
near Frederick. These men raised tiie.r
own corn and fed their own cattle this
year. They sold eighty head last week
The bunch averaged I,oIo pounds in
weight when weighed before feeding
commenced, and after feeding. sixty
five days on home grown corn they
showed a total gain Of no. GOO pounds, or
ain average of 1924 pounds on each AMI
NAL after the feeding commenced. for
which the feeders were paid u cents
per pound, aggregating $742. Fifty-fiye.
5acses of corn were used. making the in
come from each acre Of corn $3.50 in,
addition to the gam on the hogs that
followed tlies cat lie. MI
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-06
JERSEY CHANGERS.

Elizabeth, N II, Dec. 6. =. Members
of the New Jersey State Grange, Pat
rons Of Husbandry from all parts of the
state are assembled here to attend the
annual meeting which opened this morn
ing at the state house tei1sive prep.
arations had been made for. this meet,
ing and a number Of delegates 10 the
National Grange have been induced to
attend the meeting They will be en-
tertaiiled BY the local members Mas
ter George F. Gaunt, OF Mullica Hill
Gloucester county, presided at the
opening session this morning and de,
ivered his annual address. A number
sof interesting papers were read and
reports on various subjects Of interest
to the Grangefs received.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-06
PERKINS Ell EcTED. .

New York, Dec. 81 George w. Per-
skifs was elected chairman of tfiesPere
Marquette railroad. His election to
the same Office in the Cincinnati, Ham
iilton and Dayton road makes him the
executive head Of The two properties,
There have been no changes fnf the
boards OF these roads. Morgan in
.terests declined today to confirm or
deny the report that suits are to- be
started against the former owners oi
these properties. Mr.. Perkins was
iii conference late III the afternoon
with H B. Hollins who bought the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton and
sPere Marquette roads for ]. p, Nor.
gan g. Co. and with Russell Harding
who was for a time identified with the
Erie road. No details OF the confer.
5e9,ee were obtainabie. ss
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Who'll ESALE MURDERS MAY
BE UNEARTfiED lin GOTHAM

New York, Dee: q While tie police
of the tenderloinY precinct were ex-
aiilining 4 house at If:a West Fifty
sixth street, from which the occupants
recently were dispossessed under police
proceedings. they found 4 human skull
in iii Pile Of rubbish III the cellar. The
bone was crushed at one point and sew
eral teeth were missing.
Further search was made and q ham
Iller which the police say has stains
upon sit such as might have been made
by blood was found When additiOfal
detectives were Summoned the floor of
the cellar, was form tip! and 20 human
bodies were found. q he police tliscov-
cred also Ia pail which they declare
bears evidence Of having contained
quick lime.
The mystery 81 tlleS finding of the
skull and bones is heig htened BIZ the
testimony of d tailor whose shop Is
opposite lie llotise. HE told the POI
ice that last Christmas eve he heard
shots iii front of his aea ard upon
going out fe ia tsVo men Gaf yltlg 4
third man Into tl1e base ei1t of Che
i house numbered ii r. Rcceistly he
added a woman aitd her daug inter had
! beci1 III tl,e t1eig orhood jnqniriue
for 4: sel afip syllo they said lad beei1
missing since last 1ecet1lber
Coroner SSch0l tonight made ail
cx3iitifa atiioi1 0f HE SIxilll and bones,
fTe said that evefytl l1ins poiiated to muir:
der # s,5 a q Sss n .s &
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-06
POL lTlCIAN ARRESTED ON
CHARGE OF MUIR DER

Chicago, Dec State Senator
Frank G. Farnuln, 4 leading local pol
itician was arrested last evening, III
connection with an Investigation fol-
lowing the murder Oil John v. Kept,
county commissioner, during a political
feud. s
Farnufl was booked on a charge oil
murder. Several detectives are Still
active on the case and it was stated
tonight that other arrests of prominent
local politicians will be- made in tils
near. future. ,ss i
Gen. G. Roberts, an election clerk
in the district where the stabbing oi
Kopf occurred recently and who is ac-
c,ised Of committing the murder was
arrested Immediately after the crime y
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PROMISES j:
REITERATED
RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT
.s1 WILL CONTINUE REFORMS
The Work Is Necessarily Slow Because
Of the Unpreparedness Some Drafts
Are Already Completed-Freedom OF
Press Guaranteed.

St. Petersburg, Via Eydtkuhren,
Dee. 6.-Official note explaining that
while the government is infexiblc and
determined to carry out the reforni
promises by the imperial manifesto OF
Oct. 80, it is impossible at one stroke
to accustom the population to the adj
ministraticn OF the new order OF things
created by the manifesto. Until the
new legislation is affected the old laws
must be enforced except where re-
placed by temporary provisions. The
note adds that drafts OF provisional
regulation governing the freedom OF
the press and the right OF association
have been completed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-06
SCHOONER COLLIDED WITH
FERRY BOAT IN RIVER

New York. Dec. 6-Thonnas Miller,
maste1. of the schooner Michael Col
Inns, was perhaps fatally Injured, the
ferry boat Garden City had, great
hole stove in her bow and 100 women
passengers ton the ferry were thrown
into "a wild panic during a collision of
the two crafts in the East river. The
schooner ran into the ferry boat; break
ing her main sail boom. which fell upon
Captain Miller In their fright some OF
the passengers on the ferry boat fried
to jump into the river, but were held
back by the crew The ferry boat made
her slip under her, own steam
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-12-06
DANGER OF RAILROAD III.
STRIKE is AVOIDED

ST Petersburg, via Eydtkuhen, East
Prussia, Dec. GA guard for the Amer
lean embassy, consisting of marines
under a petty officer from the United
States cruiser Minneapolis, arrived here
today ... l@
Lieutenant General Ridiger, minis
ter of war, tonight reversed the. judg-
ment of the court martial at Samara
sentencing to death an engineer NAM
ed Sokoloff and other leaders of the
railroad strike. Thus a general rail-
road strike is aver!ed., r.
The socialist workmcn's organiza-
tion has definitely resolved to remain
spectators of the present struggle tin-
less the unexpected should happen.
One of the leaders explained to the As
sociated Press that the organization
was outstanding all its resources and
strength for final struggle which he.
expected would take place about the
first of the year. and in the meantime
it was bending all its energies 70
spread its propaganda among the army
throughout the empire. He said g
general congress Of socialists affiliated
with the revolutionary organizations
would be called in December, when he
declared they would be ready TO SET
up provisional government if the test
should come.
The mutiny at Voronezh. which, il is
understood, has now been suppressed
after considerable bloodshcd, has been
followed by much more serious OUT
break at Kieff. This is the real se-
cret of the declaration Of martial law
at Kieff .ls. ss Ssa # 3s@s z,a5s fRa Il 5ee
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INSIDE CITY LIMITS.

Aberdeen, S. ID, Dec. 6Ass a re-
suit Of the decision Of the postoffice de-
partment residents of a number of
Aberdeer's suburbs will have TO seek
admission to the corporate limits or
else do without free mail delivery. Ow-
ing to the fact that the present force
of mail carriers in Aberdeen are over
worked, the department. has forbidden
free delivery by the carriers outside the
city limits. Postmaster Williams
hopes to induce the department to put
on another carrier iii Aberdeen.
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STARTED BAD. J

Aberdeen, S. ID, Dec Morris
Smith Of Frederick. who hauled load
Sof supplies down to that town from
Jamestown M III, in 1870, when Brown
county was first settled and who
has lived III northern South Dakota
eyer since, declares that the present
winter has started i'll worse than any
other winter season since this section
was settled. Mr. Smith. who has been
a close observer Of weather conditions
since the settlement Of the country,
predicts a very severe winter for the
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TO GENERAL
B. EXPENSES
LOBBYIST FOR MUTUAL ri
-l II. 81. RESERVE WELL PAID
The SIS, 900 for Ills Work In Appear
ing Before Legislature Committees
Was Charged to General Expenses,
According to Testimony of EIdridge.

New York, Dec. 6.-First Vice Presi-
dent Eldridge of the Mutual Reserve
Lie Insurance CO., continued his tes-
timony. before the investigation commit
tee today. He said the $4,000 paid to
Tracy Boardman Platt for legal expen-
ses in appearing before the Legislative
committees to secure enactment of q
bill Incorporating the Mutual Reserve
company IN 1901 was charged to gerer-
al expenses. 4. ... r.