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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-26
Arrested at Ills own Request.

Colorado Springs. COL. Jan. rs Neil
Mcintyre formerly "a drummer for g.
wholesale icwelry firm ~ Rochester n.
y, has been arrested here nc his own re-
quest lie alleges that on oct. 20. l90l, hn
WIS robbed of his sample case containing
iowelry valued at 500 and did not dare
to face the house. Since that time no has
been travelling over the west as n tramp.
Mcintyre offers TO return TO Rochester
without requisltlou papers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-26
IIelress to Millions bend.

Chicago. Jan @-llizabeth McCor.
mick. tho only daughter Of In Rush Nc
Corpick Is dead aged y years The
family came as the result OF an attack
Of appendicitis which began more than
o week ago An operation had been per-
formed and the patient had rallied bur
a relapse followed from which she never
recovered,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-26
TO FIGHT LADRONES.
Third Troop, 2nd Cavalry to be
Sent to Cavite Province.

Manila, Jan. % In response to the
request to Gov.-Gen Wright Gen, Cor
bin will send TO the province Of Cavite
the Third troop OF the Second cavalry
under commanded Mai. f. w. Sibey,
to assist the insular forces now fighting
with ladrones near Slland. Later adj
vices place the number Of ladrones ut
300, Fighting continues.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-26

a senator OF the United States We
legislates for SO.OO0OOO people who hold
as their most cherished possession such
a respect for law because 1t * law,
as Reed Smoot, unhapply for him, has
never felt or understood rrom the mo-
ment of his first conscious thought
down TO the present hour"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-26
MANTmN MENEFELDT
STRIKERS COMPEL
MILL HANDS TO QUIT

Libau, Jan. 26.-The workmen hore
are being compelled TO leave the fac
tories and mills By the more militant
faction OF the strikers, The telegraph
lines have been damaged
\ strike has also begun at the wire
works. Men singing songs and blowing
Uumpcts went from factory TO factory,
calling out the workmcn. Some Of tho
mills are still working.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-26
Authorities Doing All in Their
Power to Quiet Public
Alarm.
WORKMEN LACK LEADERSHIP.
II They Resume Work It is Believed
bat the Strike Movement Will
BE Broken

81, Petersburg Jan. g. 1906 p. M
The aspect OF the city is normal this
morning and the feeling is decidedly
colmer Several newspapers have APP
pcared. The authorities following up
the proclamation Of last night are do
ing everything possible to quiet public
alarm. They withdrew the troops from
the streets during the night, and not
solder was in sight IN the center Of the
city this morning, In accordance with
the promise TO protect all workmen
who would return TO work, however,
latrols stlll encircled the big indus
trial establishments. Moreover, IN or.
der to restore confidence IN the sluIa-
ton by direction Of the police the own
ers of stores took down the boards
which they had nailed over their win
doWs and doors in anticipation Of riot
Gus attacks Goy-Gen Trepoff guaran-
teoIng them against pilage.
The full effect Of the TropoT -ItolSo-
soft Proclamation has not yet developed,
although early reports indicate that
some Of the men returned 20 work this
morning, Several OF the smaller estab-
lishmeuts are reported TO have resumed
business short handed knowledge OF
the existence OF the proclamation how
ossr, was not general among the work.
men until they read II on the bulletin
boards where many Of them angrily
turned away mutterlng refusals TO lis
ten TO the governors promises. Others
app cared 20 hesitate as to what course
70 pursue The WOrkmen appear to
lack leadership The authorities be-
lieve If the majority Of the workmen re-
sumo work the strike movement will
De broken and then the only thing
reared Is recurrence Of bomb-throW-
ing. The government is also encour-
eyed by the comparative quiet at Mos
COW yesterday, ana they hope no ser-
Gus trouble VIII occur there.
WON'T RESUME TILL MONDAY.
st. Petersburg Jan. 20. 1910 p. mat
most of the mills and factories where
the men appeared for work the employ
erS decided not 20 resume until Mon
dlN This is the case with the Russian
Westinghouse company.
NO DISORDER REPORTED.
ST. Petersburg Jan. %. 1928 p. M
Not the slightest disorder has been re-
ported anywhere during the dlv. The
burial Of more prominent strike VIC
Tins, which 1t was alleged might lead
10 demonstrations, occurred by droc-
ton of the police during the night and
early this morning.
The prominent persons arrested since
Sunday have been confined I'm the for
tress Of st. Paul and st. Peter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-26
WARMER IN IOWA.

Dos Moiues. la, Jan. &C. The con-
tlnued cold of - hours duration was
slightly broken today, when tho wilma
shifted 10 the south and the mercury
climbed slowly upward To- four degrees
below zero Much suffering is reported
from an parts OF the state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-26
Mother Franelseo rylnr.

New York Jan, ~ Mother Francisco,
general manager NJ ST. JCseph's homo at
Peeksklll and mother superior ~ tho
third order Of Franciscan Sisters In this
country rs dring from complications fol-
lowing "a severe cold sho III ono Of the
largest women In the country, her weight
being $50 pounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-26
COTTON CONVENTION.
Report Recommending Rcduc.
ton of Acreage Approved.

Now Orleans. Jan. 2G-The Southern n.
torstlto Cotton convention, I'm session
mere, To-Day received additional reports OF
its committee which hnyo been elaborat-
lnB ljH plans to solve the cotton problem.
Former Senator Ncl.lurla of South Car
oliut, ON resolutions, heartily approving
mlttcc ON resolutions heartily approving
the reduction Cf acreage and fertilizers
and urging Fall owners of cotton 60 hold
10 until the government report ON acre
age shows TO the world that Houthcn cot.
ton farmers stand solidly together. that
they have compiled with their lgronmout
ana demand the yulue of their product"
Washington. Jam G-In compliance
with the IegQucst of tln cotton growers
convention now iG session ut Now or
loans the census bureau today issued tho
following preliminary report on cotton
ginning,
Two hundred and fifteen counties out M
Sl2 showing cotton giuucd 90 Jan 49, 70.
port 3Oe.l,i running lalcs this year
against 2aal1S iu ihu Same counties at
the same date lest year
Counting round bales as hllf bales the
number is 3OH,'l this year. against D.
3iG.2l1 last year The counties returned
have reported 2ll -9J bales g.nned 70 Jan
Nc, 1905. I'm excess ~ the quantity returned
ass gluucd hv Thorn 10 Dec l3, 1904.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-26
MopERArIoN In KANsAs.

Kansas city, Jan. 2G--The weather In
the southwest had moderated today
the temperature showing rise Of 20
degrees IN the past "a hours.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-26
COLD IN BALTIMORE,

Baltimue, Jan. 2G.--The weather here
continues TO be intensely cold, and the
thermometer marking 4 degrees above
zero The British steamer, Lord Erne,
which went ashore on Bodkin's Point
yesterday, Is stlll aground.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-26
WON'T RESUME TmL MONDAY,

st. Petersburg Jan, &c. 1910 p. mat
most of the mills and factories where
the men appeared for work the employ
ers decided not 10 resume until Mon
DAY This is the case with the Russian
Mlatinghouse cnmnHnY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-26

Reading Is seeing h., proxy and
the reader Of your advertisement
sees your store as il ia pictured on
the printed page.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-26

shskespeare's dreadful touch Of mer'
chant. n,arrlns rocks" is felt, nova
DAVIS, chiefly by poor advertisers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

Washington, ID.
c. The residence
Of the late gecre-
tary John Hay In
10 be kept open
by Mrs Hay.
Mrs Hay expects
% continue to
make her home in
Washington, and
this winter will
probably be visit
or Mira II II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
Offer Roosevelt
The Injunction

WASHINGTON. n C.. Oct. 81
Railway opposition to rate iegisla-
ton Is prepared To compromise.
Here are tho terms which will be
offered 90 President Roosevelt IN a
bill which will probably be present
ed TO the senate committee on inter
state commerce,
An amendment OF the Interstate
commerce act 20 make more spe-
oific the right Of the government to
deal with terminal abuses. indus
trial roads. switch tracks. elevators.
etc.
Enlarged powers In tho govern
ment to supervise aud examine the
books and accounts Of the railways.
with view 20 prevent secret re
bates. efc.
Amendment declaring special ear
facilities Go be subject TO the same
control by the federal authorities as
any other instrumentality OF Inter-
state commerce. and requiring pub
liclty.
Amendment requiring longer no
tiee for reduction or elevation OF
rates.
Amendment to expedite hearings
In rate disputes, and 10 provide for
mstituting original proceedings in
the circuit court OF the United
States. without waiting for prclim
iaary bearings before the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
Amendment vegting Interstate
Commerce Commission with en-
largcd powers and duties In the In
stigRtion of complaints and con
duet OF prosecutions
The railways are willing TO Yield
everything demanded by the admin
istration except the specific kind OF
remedy Tor rate determinations
which President Roosevelt has hith
erto insisted upon. namely a remedy
BY increase OF power In a commits
sion 20 substitute. and put into I'm
mediate effect, new rate in place
OF one found. after hearing. to be
Unreasonable
In place Of the presidents remedy
for rate discrimination. IL is pro
posed that complaiuants be given
enlarged facilities TO invoke the aid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
Mont"

MONT
Tho second remark indicated a
different sort OF man. the Kind. when
We are optimistic, we bSlieye are In
the majority
That's tho way IA woman seems
Go feel. alright" was his comment.
And II was not made IN the cock
iufe. impatient tone Of the first
man. The second mans voice sound
ed troubled. for the genuine diatreaa
OF woman, even though puzziing aud
ali unnecessary, was 20 him some
thing 20 pain and arouse sympathy.
This second man was the type Of
man who tries honestly and SYM
pnthetiealiy TO understand n wom-
ana emotional foibiea. ana who,
when he meets only with puzzle
ment. gives his deepest sympathy
where his understanding fails This
IN how man ftwo types Of HIM saw
the problem OF Ann Lamont last
night
Woman. either potentially or
through the Hight OF experience, saw
II much more clearly. FOR tu the
problem OF Ann lamont" she saw
the problem Of herself
II In 10 be hoped that the splendid
motif OF Ann lamont viii not be
lost 10 the dramatic world. A ten
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

OF tho injunction This power, Il
will be argued by those who favor
this proposition. never has been
tesed. although the Elklns amend
mont, they say, permits IL.
These who are putting forward
this remedy deny that they are ask
ms tho courts 10 40 into the rate
making business They say they are
not guarding with the recently
rendered opinion of tho attorney
general that the courts may not, by
appeal OF otherwise. fix future rates.
IL Is claimed that the decree Of the
court. after finding rates 10 be dts
erlminatory. would be an order en-
Joining tho offending road from con
tlnulng to collect the unfair rates.
Any failure to comply In spirit IA
we'll as letter with the courts man
date would be contempt
While the court would not name n
new substitute rate. the injunction
would compel the roads To adopt a
reasonable ratio aud would compel
them 60 secure the courts consent
To modify Il. even II conditions
changed and Il became necessary to
change the rate.
The novelty Of the proposition
the correction OF rate dlscrimina-
tons by injunction likely to at
tract lively attention While there
has not been 80 much agitation OF
government by injunction" of late
years. there IL sttll n widespread
sentiment that the courts powers IN
this direction have been already
considerably stretched
The compromlse has not yet been
formally laid before President
Roosevelt. but those who have been
shaping Il up profess to be hopeful
that the president viii be persuaded
90 accept Il
No legislation Is the alternative
which tho railways offer him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

ed by her daugli
whitney, Of New
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
Tonight and Tuesday, Showers,
Light South Winds
MOgER sUCCEED8 LONG

BHEMERToN. oct 20. Major
MoBef Will succeed Major Long IN
command OF the marines stationed
al tho Puget Sound navy yard.
when Long leaves November 25 for
Panama with the detachment OF 200
marines ordered for service In the
canal zone. Major Long expects 20
reach Panama about December /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
LAUNCH
EXPLODES

ST. LOUIS. Oct. IA gasoline
launch. containing -four passengers.
making its trial trip on the Missis-
slppl river. exploded near Ivory. II
Ia thought two OF the passengers
were drowned: the other two being
probably fatally burned.
The explosion Is said 10 have been
caused from a leaking gasoline pima.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

minute addition 10 tho third act and
the elimination IN toto Of the fourth
will put the play Ia the foremost
rnnkn ~ dramatic works Of intro
Hpectlon the only problem play no
far which spares the audience the
tragedy itself ana deals properly
with the moral effect that follows.
NAN BYXBEE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

Ter, Mrs. II. II.
York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23

Flames In a Chinese shrine locat.
ell In the Wa Chong building fifth
aud Jackson. Sunday morning. de-
stroyed tho altar and hRnElnEs. aud
also tho peace Of mind Of hundreds
Of excited Cinnamon. There WAS but
small loss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-23
A Splendid Company - I
In a Hopeless Play


1T
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-31
Desde Vega-Baja
ReD|icando 4 un socia|ista

Mucho me ha complacido Ia lectu-
ra de la atenta y bisn redactads con.
testaci6p, que el seflor Manuel +. Ro.
jas da mi deseo de conocer & fondo
la sigpincaci6n que tlsns ell color de
la bandera que usan los obreros en-
sus man 'festsciones de propaganda,
por 10 cual le quedo sumsmente agra
decide.
va me mslciaba 20 al DIR las re
roraciones de slglnos de sus fogosos
oradores, que aquella bandera no era
un emblema de psz, una reoresensa-
ci6n de la solidsridad que en- mi hu.
milde concerto, y en- ell de muchos y
muchos hombres prActicos On ex oerien-
cia en- clencis, debe existlr entre ell
capital y el trab'jo; ectre tsos dos
slementos que no poeden msrchar des-
unidos sin suulsrse m1tusmense; por
que Glue serfa del obrero 81 no hubie.
sen capitalists que 10 emplearan? y
del mismo modo 6que seria del capital
81 no hufiei en- obreros qu' ejecutsran
oil trabsjo de sus empresss?
La so'idarida1 debe, pues, ex stir
por mas que Ell senior Rojas cres 10
ront a'io.
Die dich seh que no puede
exi tir solidaridsd possible entire | ca
pisal y ell trab ,jo, siemDre cue ell pri-
me-o sea Ia Iropiedsd xclusiva de un
solo individuo.
Como es ESQ? Un individuo que
durar te un LII nero cTecido do amos de
honrsda labor, ha yeaido trsbsjsndo,
sometendose tai vez q las mss duras
privaciores para poder acumulsr sus
economfas y formar un capital, cuyss
rentas le sifvGu pa a descsnsar en- au
vejez, para no verse en ella obliga.
do & vlvir oel favJr de los demss. ese
individuo 70 es propietario &c 10 que
con su labor hs scquiriio, siro que
items que reconocer que en- sqlel cspi
tsl tienen psrta ;t'ss a'es, por ell
nero hsch9de hsber irt-r e7ido en- su
f3rmsci6n, prev'o Ell psgo de un salal
rio stipulsdo2
Vsya, se1or RoiAs, IL cousidero &
tel u es'udioso y de talento,
pero ea est2 cc1s On hs es.ldo uSted
muy desgfsciado. Cus'q qliera, diris
que trssa ustsd &c erig rse, dsdas sus
apreci sciones, en- csmpe6n de los Jru
jas , dereopagitas que pupulsn por
stos andurrisle,. 81 eS All, cuenle
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-31
0TRAS NQT|C|AS
Extraordinario movimiento
de pasajeros.- Registro
civil. Una denuncia.
TEATR0 De SAN JUAN

Segdn informes qua nos facili-
tan, los carros electrIcos coniujeron
anoche al Parque dssd, Las q las 10
| y 30 de la nocha, 1921 posageros, Sc
gun regl'tro. A las 2 y 30 de la ma
mana regre.aban q San Juan custro
csrros especiales que C Lduj sron 400
psssjeros.
Sc han inserlt1 en- el Registro
Civil, los ac'mlentos de Carmen L1i.
So Sslicrup y Services, Conrada Can
dslario Hernandez, Marta Qlitiones y
Qui1one', Ramon Dlaz y Reyes, Lnis
Rafael AbelIa y del Castillo, Emi.
llano Marced y Ortiz; las dsfunciones
de Cslessino Perez Nieves y Polonta
O!moo y NeveS, los s.rimonios
de Jose MArtio6 Toyos con C .rmen
Salcedo Loubr'e; Gavino Tronct s.
| 20 ,orio con Eussba II ,rnslz y Ro-
drfg uez; Domlrgo Cabrera Mo lcova
con Maria Providaucia Rjngsl D3vt-
la y Gil .Marsan Vargas con Blsilis sa
Mslendez Marsan.
-Aaochs tampoco Sc re ,ni6 g.
c nceio municipal por fAlta de tQuo
rum.3
-Mafiana EN- pezartn las obras de
reparacion lat rlor del t,hiro. Sc ha
rau por sdmi oistraci6 ciertos traba
sQue por su fldole no son sucepti-
bles ds contr starss, pero las damss
obras Sc hsran por contrA:as pare
les, que Sc iral subastando suceslv
mente. Creese que estos absjos es
tara tarminados fines l., Diciembre
pr5ximo.
-El inspector municinal sefior Ri.
vero denuocio la casa nGmero 81 de la
cslle de la Luna, por fata de pintura
ea la fAchada Y por tsnsr en- NAL es
tado Ell persiansis de la galerfa
-Esta manAna desca argo en- esta
ciudad una fuerts lluVis, que impiii6
por algunas horas ell TIA Isito pu 1lico.
e jusvts pr6x mo se reuairk la
comisi6n de la policia insular, & in de
DIR curse & varioI asuntos ordinarics
Han rsg essdo de Manati ell su-
perintenderte de obras pdbllcas don
]. ]. Jlmenez y ell SsssiItsnts tehor
Montilla.
Juan QuihoneS tue m1ltado hoy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-31

con este cure en- ell momento de las re
particioDes, caso de que su utopia Sc
YEA coronado por ell exit1.
Pero no, yo quiero hacer q usted
just'cia. Aquf internos no SO le oculta
q usted gus sus tsorias no son mas
gus sodsmss muy bonltos y muy bue.
NOS para hacer If 'cto entire las mssss
lncopsclentes cue ror otras CAUSES Sc
ven hoy scosadas de la miseris pero
irrealizables en- todo tiemEo.
Fl deseo de poseer es innate en- ell
hombre, porque la riqueza supone gu.
mento de plscere' y de blenestsr ma.
ierisl.
! De t. deSso sac la emultc On en-
el traba O la pracsica en- la virtud
del shorro y Ia econo mia
Q itad la emnlaci6n en- ell trabsio
dastsrrsd d de vuest 'os h4bitos la prac-
tica del shorfo y la economic, y Sc.
ca $ el copic so mar antial de vues.
tra riqueza
De d4 ell momento que un hombre
trt bai ase sin la esperSnz de ooteper
un bene6cio propio tara ell porv mir,
deisrfan do xxi tlr ell ahorro la ec0-
nomia, J el clio y ell despi farro Sc
rfsn 70 constcdercia
Per ell contrario, slentad al ira.
baio, para que p lr medic del ahorro
y la acdmulaci6n de sus gsnancias,
pueda cenver,ir al trabajador 6 al
obrero en propietSrio, y frmareIs un
pofvenir de hombreS tx2ntos Ge la
mlseia de otraa psna idaees de la
vida, qoe no tendrai que ensrbolar
ba7deraS de comosts para ss gurar
su SUI ST tencia.
Ensre los diguos compafleros del
ssflor K jas, exst.n muchos lon los
cuales ma ligan este, h laz de ca.
rihoso respeto y amistsd per 10 que
les h do. NJ pat cpan de squella
peltgrosa doctr!ns que hsb ia de t-aer
sin fruto grsndes perlurbtcic mes en-
la socie lad.
E despojo de- ls lropiedsd por
uns clsse, per ell nero hecho de ha.
Der participate &c un ss'ario para su
leva etamIeuto, es ura idea descarria
de- pue tlende q desunir voluniaies =
4 aEllBr prop6sit S de progreso, es
& Ia w una ieadercis de usurpaci6n
que ninguno ests'ia en- el case de con.
sentir.
NContiada en- Ia Pdgina sci
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-31
D|vERSAS NCT|CIAS
Reunion transferida para eI
domingo. Nina hsridd.
Matrimonie civil.
ARREGLO De TUMBAS

Para ell domingo pr6x m) SO hI
transfsrido Ia reuni6n del comilS ds
Ia Liga de municiptos, que dsbi6 ce
lebrars, el domiugo d'tiuo no 81
efsctu6 por fllta de <quorum
LIZ hs sido conced edida una icen.
ola de un mes a. medIco tltulsr de-
primsr Distcito, doctor Cueto L. sus
tituye eu aus flnc ones sl doctor Ca
balleirs, medico tltulsr de la Marina
que tendrs a su cargo smbos distritos
-Nieves Rodriguez, crisda dc Ia
casa de don Juan Egoz ue, Sc frsctu
re suocha un brazo, stead asistids
o. la ssla de socor.os.
DE heridas cortu,iones level
fueron aslstidos eD 3 sala dc soco.
rros R,nan Flente', federico G Gotzs
lez y Carmen Coon.
Sc quajan los vecinos 10 q casa
n6msro IA de la Gale ie San J2,k, de
unas habitaciones de MADEIRA que txis-
ten en- aquel patio, lascusi' 5 Sc mo- an
y eItan rehIdss Goa la hygiene. Yea
ESQ el Official de Sandal
-Csrman Colon, veciua de la ca
lie de ls Lura ndmero IS, sriri6 oyer
tarde vsrias qremaduras de primer
Crado en- In mhno 6Grt cha
-Por efecto de uos csida sufri6
aver 10 frsctlrs del sltebrszo izquier-
do el veciro de a cal g del PrsIidio
Andy6s Ofes
Una nina lismsds Milagros Es.
cslons sofri6 aver una herida contuSa
en- el lablo infsrio-, 20 efsc,o de un
golpe que rec biera eu Ia cal e de San
Jose
La nochs del domingo Sc unie
ron por mstrinobio civil en Puerta
de Tierrs los j6genss 4 jose Mart
n6 y Toyos la bsila sehori,a Carmen
Salcedo Loubriel.
-Sa en:uentrs grsYene te g Ter
ma en- Veg bsja a esposs del conner
ciante don Llis Fortezs
Don Ramon Marchin, ds Bar
celorets, ha sido nombrado miembro
del jurado que scsua.a ca j q Corte de
ArScibo.
So esta stsviando vsriss tum
has en- ell cemsnterio Goa motive lie Ia
fiesta de madsns.
-Hs sido propcesta para la pla-
70 de sscsibiente J tsQUfgrsto eu Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-31

Primero, resfriados no curados
tempo, seguramente causaran catarro.
Segundo, catarro impropamente Gu
RADIO, seguramente hara la vida corta y
miserable.
P0der Destructive Del CafarrO.
FL catarro no dispense ningin 6rgano
8 function del cuerpo. Es capaz de des-
truir la vista, el gusto, ell olfato, ell
dido, la digestion, la secretion, Ia
asimilaci6n y la excreci6n.
Sc esparce por todas las parties del
cuerpo humane, la cabeza, la garganta,
el est6mago, los intestinos, los tubos
bronquiales, los pulmones, ell hfgodo, la
vejiga y los organos pelvicos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-31
P0dereS CurafiyOS De La Peruna.

P0dereS CuraiyOS De La Peruna.
No hay verdad mas bien fundada en-
la ciencia medica, como la de que una
cucharadita de Peruna antes dc cada
comida proteje una persona contra el
catarro. Bien, 81 este es verdad (de 10
cual no hay duda), miles de vidas
podrfan salvarse, Y miles casos de ca
tsrros cr6nicos evitarse, con esta simple
precauci6n, al alcance de todas las
fortunas.
La Peruna no es solamente un pala-
two para aliviar algunos de los anguish
osos sfntomas. Es una cura radical Y
permanente.