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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-26
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DDler bebanbelt tuer6en.
Se geaelfernug fir bic Grturfpn mad ben gbilppinen laBt1 mad. - Gbhaso
madt Crit NIT l~1t6erHabne Der StaBenbabnen. - Sentdr Salt
fonferrt nit Gbef Sngeniur Naaas.
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g tdbtif9s StraBenba9nen.
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zines adbtiiden Spffems bon Straben-
ba6nsn, I'm bsim abbru9 Der Inter.
banolunsen fofort nit Der ginri9tuus
zines ffdotii4sn Spfems beginner 3u
tonnen, oas it Der pIan bss girgsr-
meifers Dunno. Wir fnb bereit,
nit ben gerbanolungsn fOr3ufabrsn,
susIeiG absr isbsn mir aud unfere 9e.
mhbungsn fort, Elm ftdbtii9ss Stra=
benbabniptem pOr3ubsreiten." erfldrts
sc. gbren gsifsrn Mittas. gs nimmt
geraume 3eit, bic notbigen gorarbsi.
ten su bsenben unb i'd is6s tsinsr
8runb, parum mir bur9 bic 8eien.
i4aftsn oarin aufssbaltsr tusrbsn ioa.
tet1."
9aft unb 20 aIIace.
9ort, Is. SUM-. Sstretdr
Saft bate beute i'm Wanbattsn 6otel
cine 9onfsrsna nit Sobn 5. WalIacs,
benz @bsf Snssnieur oss panama.8a.
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yer Der aanal-2 ommiifun unb @m.
Nslfon @romtpsl, benz @edtsbeiffanbe
Der 2ommiifon. Der Gefretdr mel.
aerte f9 irsenbuelde Nneabsn iibsr
bic Natur Der 8sr6anblungsu gu
MAIDEN; sr reiife iofort nod Der 3on-
fsrsn3 nod @stu Sabsr ab.
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gebor Setretdr $aft nod ben pbilip.
pinsn abrsif, tpirb er nod msbr 9on=
ferenseu nit 6errn @aIaee 9absn.
Wan ueib nur, bab Waqaee nit bsr=
f8iebensn Wabreseln bs3islt9 bss
aanalbauss un3ufriebsn 1T. Ndbsrss
1T ni9t befannt.
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fi9t, bob CT nod nidt rsEsnirt bat unb
baB er i'm Nmte bleiben tpirb. tpenr
GENTLE 8orfdldse, bic sr mad serau.
t,sr gefefisuns Der 3ufdnbs I'M aa-
nalbau 3u MAIDEN bat. ansenommsn
tperben. SebsnfaIs trerSe er feline 8e-
3iebungsn 3u benz gaue ni9t turssr
6anb abbre9en.
GilberbtebRa 6
6 bieasp, 25. Stunt. Srei Mdn-
r,sr tpurbst bsrbaftst, bic sinen Glen.
ba6uwasen erbro9sn uno SiIberbar.
rem i'm Wertbe bon $500 sefoblen
battsn. ginsr Der @aunsr snttam.
Die Ysrbaftstsn saben ben Ort an.
100 he siuen Sbsil Der gsute bsrgrabsu
battsn. Die pOli3si ftslte Wa9forf9un-
gen on uno fanb bic feblsnbsn SLIDER.
barren.
8ctf9atsr @affini trifft
ereitungen
@ab n I n, Is. Stunt. 8raf
gaifini, Der ruIfi9e Boti6ufter. pirb
am IL. Suli bon New Oort abreiisn.
gr pirb tpa6rfasinlid In Wafbinston
blsibsn big iein Ia9fOlser Baron &o-
fen, Der am 6. Sali In @su BORT lan-
ben tpiro, anastommsn 1T. graf @af.
Rni tpirb bann nod DIFFER Bap ee6en.
TN, Isin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. au iibsr.
rei9sn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-26
etraBenbabn:Mnfa4
IA Yerioneti perIeBt.

@bieaeo, 25. Sum-. On Grobs
Strabs sntgIeite Elm Wagsn Der Chi
cage & @ortb SbOre &'p. unb rannts
geger1 si1ert pfofen, Der bic slettriidsn
Srdbte trug. Der borbere She'll bes
Wagens tuuroe polfdnois 3ertrtmmsrt
uno IA perionert bsrlsBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-26
G6mereten.

Rotber 3Ieeiarnen 81 .76-S.76.
gnslii&er 3Ieeia,nen $s.50-a.76.
&Iipte SIeeiamen $8.0o-s.50.
alfalfa RIeeiamten So. H0-9.00.
Beiber Sleeiameu $500.
@eudblter Tinotbt $1.80-1.79.
Srbinarer bis gutter Eta'otbp $l.85-l.60.
6anes Rentudp gIausras s1.00-l.s6.
BIausras IN gbaH 60c.
@nsIii9es gIausras $l.45.
Or&arb @ras 81. 70-1.80
%sb Top in @baH Ne-$1.le.
2afer 8orn 75e-$1.00.
Ar1ber 8ueerrobr Sane1 $l.OO-l.%.
@eiber 9aferiamen 4Oe
Srabiabrs @erfte $1.25.
0etbes unb seIbes Rorn 81. 0o-1.aS.
@sb Sob @niIase $1.10-1.25.
gow 4eas $l.76.
Riuet $1.20 bic $1.85.
SribiabrssD eisen 81. 40.
SetsruiebeI, weibe. eeIbe unb rotbe $3.50
'er 8uibeI.
SUI : &artofeI, seIbe Seriep, Bermuda,
Jelbe Nanien1ono urb fibIi&e Queen g. 90 Der
Sab; rotbe Nanienonb $2.75; BratIianti&e
RartofeIn, fribe 8 Do&en zoe Der BufbeI:
Dbto 65c per Bu:beI; frlbe Hoie soc Ser
fribe Burbami Zoe per BuibeI: ride
eebron DOC per WuibeI; %tiraI Neru Dorf xnb
Sreen Taountain 40e per BuibeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-26
ssrHdtte mmb GemHie.
Gra&tG

gspiet--gute 3o&dpfeI s2.25-2.N per
SOB.
Bananen $1.50-2.00; tesne s1-s1.&.
@ranberries $8.O0-7.00.
Yranben Nalasa $3.50.
@ttrpnem $500 -8.26 per Rife.
Dransen $2.50-3.25; California, eeebs
Iinss 81. 7O-1.90 per Rife.
grbbeeren Snbiana 81. 90 Biz $1.b0.
@emIfe.
3aotbe Raben $1.50 per Tab.
Rraut. 9ouane sseb $l5 pei Tonne; Rotb'
trart 81 80 per Sat.
California geIerp s5e-$1.00 pee 8um&.
gIumenfobI ST. per Du$enS.
Differ pIant 15c pet Dutenb.
SaIat 81 pet pfuab.
8wiebeIn $2.2s-2.60 per bunbert Rfunb;
SLIGO per guibsI; ipanti4e 81. 80 pei Crate.
Rartofeln 1880 per Sad; SOC auf ben
@eIeiien.
Sninois sis $ aartoffeIn So 100 per Sas.
parinips $500 pet Sat.
Stabilize 15c per Dutenb.
gsterfiIis SOC pet Duteno Bum@es.
spinat -75e per Sat.
@eibe 8iben $500 per Sat.
Rutabasas $l.10-t1.20 per Sat.
SparaeIn l0c Bis 26c per Bun9.
8bubarb 15c bis 20e per Du$eno.
gsiine 3rpiebeln Sc per Yuteno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-26

3dnbIer besobIen feIgexbe RreHe:
Butter - Country. l6c, Srsau'ers 26es
0fai1 28c.
Gier-13e per Cutexh.
&abner 10e. 0dsne 8. Tnriet4-10-12e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-26
0fpeertsS.

S~nbtanapsIts 3aTee,Breifs:
eetpSbnI. BIB gutter l0-l2e; b.s,~s ta g.,
pdbIier 14-1se ). 5aaep sa4-8ss, sossts
DeQoru 10 Bic 22e, Saua 28-S2e.
SIN BaGetsx:
Gstoia $685.. Zion S13.25, SerjeH sl3,2 Is:
Caracas $13. as. Dinruortks sIa. &c, Csaa
Sara SIsns $l4.Oo,R aiIEoa9 sl8.G6, ssta
SIsnbeb Sapa SI2.60.
8a6er-Domtnoes S.62e; Stadaade 7.l7
puIpertFrter 8.37e; xfxx puIperiFrtz s.las.
fssner ~sranultrter 6.17e; Cubes s.62s; Sont
~feettoners' N6.12e: Ribsepoob Z S.s7e: Cad.
xis u 6.77e; empire 10 7ae; SS.as ayss
GoIben 6 6.87e: E.rSior e-tro S.s9s;
&tbsepoOs 6 b.b2e; seIber 9 8. ATE; ID .
Der 6.12.
eprmp-etanbarb Corn 23e bis s6e; ss
pdbIter &c bts 52e; eorsbxr, 26e bts Bss;
Re~ Orleans RoIaHes 1se bis aee; sepdkIs
ter 30e bts 88e.
Mihe-BrasiI nea &c BIB 1Oe; S8bers Iae
gsanbeIn IA; wei&i&aIise RsnSeIs lE:
Serbian RanbeIn l5e; Deamats 6e bA Bfe,
serOfete &c bis Sc; Gusaf4e BalxsHe
~@anop-7e etansen senstf9t 7e; stcs
Gee senii&t &c; Banner 9piF Sc; Grscn
8onbons l0e: Ns. 2 Cream senrH&t e
@etrodnets 5ri@te-aepfeI, az be esxxs
sstrodret. &c; Sobaraesbsereu 7s tis IKE:
eitron 18e bs l4e; saofnen. 2 grpps, rsr
Ytaao, 7e, 8 groru, 7}e, 1 gromx 7fs Iaa,
nsenfreie : sbis Sc. California Rsseatel re;
eu!tana TIC, iraportirte suItana lie ta Ils
California apriioiem Sc bis I2e.
Sifg-Ra4 40 OF. SeD. Sat. s--llsu
0a1one.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-26

OetxetoSs
&etex 80. 3 retber IL, cut geIe,
ies. $1.00 Don RabIen; sap. 8 rot1er 81.
Suit SIC; B~asexwesex Sas
2oru (neaes) go. l wetb s5e 20. Z
oeis CSC; 30. 9 wetb Cos; &c. I prt,
3d.; 70. 2 weis seust9t 54i. ; 20. Q
petb 8eurif9t b6e; SO. 4 psts ssnif4t
b3s; 30. 2 seIb biic; 30. 8 ssIs 64f J;
No. 4 setb 3d.: go. . ssurif8i 64i ;
9o. 8 asmtt@t 5ite; 30. 4 pemaas b8s /;
RoIben 50}c.
1afss- 10. 2 usss1 Ssis; 70. 8 pssta
So; go. 2 0emei4ter 81is; 20. q sssaH4tes
Bic.
oeu - 30. 1 atinotbs SO 90: 10.
2, So. 90.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-03
DRAFT COLTS.
How They May Be Devel-
oped Perfectly.

Perfectly developed stations OF the
various draft breeds " their weight,
Size Of tratnc and wealth of muscle To
ICED as well as breed. Complete nutri
ion, kindly care and adequate shelter
nave combined with selection and per.
5istcnl breeding in the production Of
our draft breeds. The use of such stall.
lions Is not enough in the grading W
Of our horses. Blood will always tell,
but for the development Of progeny
similar TO the pure bred sire IN every
respect, breed Possibilities can only be
perfectly attained by generous feeding
and sufficient shelter. Even If We
breed solely 10 sound, purc-bred gireS
mate only with sound mares and re.
member to stick pcrsi3tcntly to ons
breed. We shall fail Of perfect success
unless we perfectly nouriSh the result
ant progeny. In" pregnant mare mus
be well fed and cared for that she may
form "A large, strong, robust iOal and
have an abundance Of milk for it al
birth. While she is nursing her iOal
generous feeding must be maintained
and when weaving time ome the colt
ilnHl hhH'l no S'liack, Dul DC 80 wei
fed that he goes into winter quarters
thriving apaco and by reason of sim.
ilar feeding and comfortable shelter
during IN" winter, GOES out to pasture
in spring without having had Il check
In his progress. From first to last
the Colt must be- kept growing 50 that
at twO or tire" years of age he IL
heavy and we'll grown and not a
dWaricd apology for "A draft hO' So. The
best profit Is in The natural growth
possible TO the drat colt as an inherit.
aEcc from his ancestors, brought oCt
by generous feeding. Stinting the food
means permanent Stuuting of the colt
Such policy Is expensive, for it. pre-.
vents the horse from developing the
size Of ram" and bulk of body that
would be his most valuable features in
the market. He viii sell at an Ordi'
nary horses price when partially de-
vclopcd. The profit il In the extra
weight and the buyer is often a Pre-
icSSiOnai feeder who puts on the lack
ing 200 pounds. gets 20 cents "A pound
for II and thus steals the profit that
should properly go to the breeder.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-03

49,"
dare say Go you that much Justice
You have tried, it seems impossible.
That being so" her voice was level.
hard, though her heart was beating loud
thump-'thc best thing we can do Is
70 part. Fortunately. | have my own
income. | only have to leave this house,
Gnd make Il home for my self elsewhere"
Her words startled. staggered him. He
made "a step forward caugh, her hands.
You mean that" he asked again.
"YOu are s%crious?"
81 never was more serious In my
Me"
you wouldn't leave me-"
"This IL your house. Since It Is best
We should par, ! must leave you"
did you never love me-" She tried
% draw her hands from his, but failed.
he held them closely claspcG, waiting for
her answer.
PERHAPS We were both too young to
understand what love should be-" she
answered. "Pcihaps We took mutua.
admiration for IA LccItr feeling. Any
way" she felt a fear tightening round
her heart az she srohc-"it is quite clear
the love has waned. Anything is bet
ter than being together with constant
scenes, 1t will be wiser to part"
lie tried 10 draw her to him, she held
away.
II VIII not let you go!" he said; you
are mlne-my aife-l love you. II !
have seemed Indifferent, tit has been
only this-a man expects his wife to
know he loves her. not Ia need telling
day after day. that Is a lovers business.
Mary, II we made mistakes, surely We
can put them right. II We have disap-
pointed one another you. | must
confess, have disappointed meant we
begin all over again. wipe out the last
six m0nthS?"
Her face softencd for a minute; now
once iAOre IL hardened. 80 she had dis
appointed him-shc who had done every
thing she could To make him happy
while he
81 have no wish to begin again" she
answered. I'VE have tried to be happy.
l suppose; We have been miserable. !.
sou say, have disappointed you; you
have disappointed me. ] would rather
not talk any more. | will tell the serv-
ants I am going on a journey. | don't
want to make things dIsagreenble for
you. And ! shall go to-day"
Hs dropped her hands; he looked Vt
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-03

Hen manure Is strong in nitrogen and
should be used with car" II you have
stable manure 1t Is best 10 mix the drop
use il alone, put It On asparagus rhu'
barb, lettuce or any Of the plants that
are grown for top. 10 not use II In large
quantities on plants grown for root OF
fruit without adding scl?c potash, or you
are likely To have more top than Is need
ed. A friend of mine used 1t ON straw
berry vines and ruined the crop. IT II
Is not to be mixed with other material.
the soil before the seed Is suwn, then add
wood ashes. DO not mix the manure and
ashes, az the result is a setting free o.
the nitrogen Farmers Voice
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-03
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An Old Coat
BY
ALICE M. MEADOWS

@ TEPHEN BRIT and Mary, his wife.
- had fallen ont not BY any means for
the first time. Both were young, hot
tempered, high spirited, and prone to
Jealousy.
To-day matters had come TO a climax.
The two young people, white, angry.
with blazing eyes, stood facing one an
other. II did not make matters any
better that they spoke slowly and del!5.
Grately.
I'm tired of these scenes" Mary said,
"sick to death of them. | can't 30 out,
I cant talk to an old friend, but what
sou accuse me of flirting. cant spend
a day with u girl chum but what you
Gay | neglect you, | can't"
you nevtr spend Il day with me; you
haven't given me a whole da! since We
returned from our honeymoon. might
be the greatest stranger, instead OF
your husband of six months. for all the
notice you take of me. You're cold As
an %icicle. and Indifferent aS-as-"
"You are! Ishapc my course entirely
in accordance with yours. IF We do
70 ont together you are never by my
SIDE from the time We enter a hOusc 10
The time we leave It. You can laugh
and talk with the other women; you
ptycr have "A joke to tell me. or u smile
aor ne. We never ought to have mar
Ticd, I'm sorry. heartily sorry. we ever
did"
His hands. resting on the back OF q
CHAIR. prlppcl il tightly.
you mean that he said, his tone
changing. his expression hardening,
'you really mean it,"
Her clasped hands sriprcd one an
other.
80 much so. that ! mean to do what
] can to reCtify our mistake. We cant
live In peace together. | have tried; I
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-03

stove length and bind in small bundle;
with binder twinc. when dry, use Tor
fire kindlers in the cook Stov"c cold morn
ings. You Will be surprised at the heat
they yield.
A lever on the saw frame To hold the
wood from slipping while the saw II
going through it Is "A great help to the
operator and promotes safety.
A pole, one end ON ground the other
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-03

to have sassidGn and pancakes for
breakfast. roast meat for dinner and
cold meat for supper, and dad was
healthy as a tramp, ma could dance "A
highland Hing, | could play all kinds
Of games and jump over a hlgh board
fence WHEN anybody was chasing me.
Now wc have some kind Of breakfast
food three times "A day because ma
reads the advertisements. ard dad is
80 weak he has to be helped to dress.
ma goes moping around like u fashion
able invalid, ! am 80 tired l can't hit
u windo" with "A snowfall.
II should think 80" said The old
E~rOceryman. a. he too a rag aud set
it on fire and let the smoke purify the
room. "Ibut | suppose your folks are
LIKE a Great many others who hav"
quit eating meat on account Of the
meat trust. and hr" G0ing TO die in
their tracks on health food. l. your
dad going out to day to get the fresh
air and brace up fer his travels
abroad"
NO, dad Is goinE to stay in the
house. He wants ma to get hin a
female trained nurse, but ma kicks.
"Whcfc you going nrst?" asked the
old g%roceryman, as he opened the door
to let the odor Of onion aud burned
rag out Of the room. What kind Of
treatment do the doctors advise to
bring the old man around so he Will
be himself again
well, they say he needs some tX
,t,,,,.,, ,l.t uiII ,nI that ytn,,u.J
monkey wrench ont Of his Syslcm
Tncy want him to go where he can take
baths, and gamble, and attend horse
races, and 80 into fast society, and
maybe have a fight or two so as TO
| stir his blood, ard "" have decided to
take him first TO the hot springs AMI
tuSn him loose, and we are packing
up now ana shall 70 next week. They
tell me that at the hrkanslw Hot
| Springs you can get into any Kind Of
"A scrapc you want. and you don't have
|, to look around for trouble. II comes
to you. on, we Won't do "A thing down
there. broke the news TO dad last
night, ana told him the doctors had
prescribed excitement tor him. and he
said that was good enough for him.
and he has packed up his poker chips
and some marked cards he used to
win money with from the Gcacons in
the church, and ne wants to 30 AZ
quick al possible" You will have to
excuse me now. for ! am going to take
dad out in AN automobile after break
fast to give him his first dose Of ex
Citcmcnt
"Jerusalcm. but you are a sight"
said the groceryman late In the after
noon, az the bad boy came In with a
pair Of blach goggles on, his coat torn
down the back and his pants ripped
up the legs. what a time you must
have had In the automobile. Did you
run over ~anyhOdy?'
"~EverybOdy." said the bad boy, AZ
he pinned his TROUSERS leg together
with n safety pin There they 20 now
with dad In a milk wagon. Say, these
airshipa that run ~ the ground give
a man all the excitement he needs"
Hurry up and tel me about your
automobile ride" said the groceryman,
o. he brushed off The bad boys clothes
With an Old ulacking brush,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-03

Copy right. 1891. by Joseph Il iioHies.
COPS right IN Great Eiiiaih)
"Ci|E ire a package oi your
II strongest breakfast food. and
q big onion" said the bad boy, as he
came into the grocery. looking as weak
as a fever cOnvalcsCent, land | want
to eat the onion right now
well. that Is a combination, sure
enough" said the old GrOccryman as
he wrapped "A package OF breakfast
food in II paper and watched the boy
rub half an onion on n salt bag, and
eat 1t grccdily. what Is the matter
with you to look so sick, and eat raw
onion before breakfast"
"Oh, IT IS this new fashioned way of
living that Is killing little Hennery.
When | lived at home beipr" we uaed
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-03

on and you will get me all right. Now,
as a business man. ] want to say We
have got to get out Of this town to.
night or we will be arrested and sent
to the ~pcnitcntlary, besides, ! viii
have to pay "A thousand dollars damage
at the least calculation. Get me "A car
rlagc for home. and you stay and set
this machine on fire and skip back to
town In time for the evening train
south. and w will y" where the ell
mate Is more genial
"Wcll good by. old man and the
bad boy went limping out Ct tho
grocery to so home ana tell his moth.
er that he and dad had been scoring
up for the good time they were goit /:
to have when they 90. on, on the fW I
for dsd's health.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-03
HORSE FOR HOlDING LOGS

on two legs, and several holes Tor a pm,
is handy to elevate and hOld "A los at
saving height.
The farmer who spends weeks OF hard
work every winter WIN Ak and buck
saw In preparing irewood for ih" rom
ing year. says Farm and Home, has u joh
that Is always dreaded a good bun saw
and three men will saw up n blG woohpIid
in u few hours.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-03
CUTTING FIRE WOOD.
Some Suggestions That Will Prove
Valuable When Working on
the Wood Pile.

~ cutting wood for yourself saw very
bad knots and rrot"hrs to six or eight.
inch lengths, You can save time splitting
to fit stove, and they nr" the most dur.
able WODd
A block Of wood with tw0 pins loosely
fitting in two inch holes. makes "A good
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-03

saw buck to lay
small logs in while
saving wood In he
forest or chip yard.
Apple wood Is Il
great heat pro
duccr. Cut HE
small brush in
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-03
Victory for Missouri Farmer.

The supreme court Of Missouri recent
" reversed the decision Of the st Louis
criminal court court filming n farmer Tor
selling fruit, vegetables and poultry ai
a huckstcr without n license. Thc Judge
decided that a farmer had a right IL
sell the products OF his own !ayM wItN
out a license.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-03-03
His References,

She-What did papa say?
lie-Hc referred me to your mother.
"And what did say"
"Oh. she referred me to you"
"Well, I hardly know what TO say"
perhaps | ought to refer you to thu
commercial sgcnc!es."-Chlcago Dah
News. $50 ". " >
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-02
La baHiada ObTeTa.

Uns vez mas que otra. fueIza es
conVencern0g de que nO t010A los sen
timientOs enCr 6afrange compeIidos p0r
us poIftics, ni que eilOs, 81 spgeFiF,
solo han de Cbsdecer q cop5uro de Is
Iindifsrencie en- que el bienestRr del
obraFo Sc tiene.
GLA Correspondents de Poerto Ri.
COZ nos "a la prueba de tel asertO, con
q serie de articulos que. un dia y otro
die, viene publicsndo. tendentes, 60:
dos, Ia cFeaci6n de una batFiada para
bbFerOsen an aitio no distante de rs
cspltAl. ya, que. dentrO del perfmetro
de 10 misma. Be Ie hace i'm possible 6
este desheredada OIase, vivir c6moda 6
higi6nicAmente.
En- verdad que, tal pensBmientO, tan
4Ltruista como lGudable. se haCe digno
del general APPLAUSE: as1 como tRmbi6n
de que see, en- tempo mfs 5 mends
breve, & u pr6cticR llevado por Cuantos
ae interesen p0r 81 poFvenir de S. juan !;
y sin embargo. cosa que mucho nos ex-
trans. es que, apaFte de cuatro 8 cinco
personas,Q. hacen honor sns altFuistas
aentimientos. "a pTensa nj los dennis
que C0mpOnen nuestro n6cIeO propul-
aOr, hayan expueBtoau psreceT. como
muestra de habarla tomad0 en- conside.
rRei6n y hRberse cOmpenetrad0 de SD
aIcance.
ISL indif sreneia. no CAba dudarIo,
demuestr6 an efeCto de .nuestra lido
siI oracle, que nos induce. & veces,
aplaudir y seCundar, con mRTcada pre-
fsrencia, toda ideS. ado Ii mas bRladf,
dc los extnfI9s. y no dar importancia
aIguna las sugaFidas en- nueatFa casa.
No otro prejuicio se vislumbPa, en- esta
ocRsi6n, con ese proyeCt0 tan plauai-
ble.
Preciss que todoa nos compenetre-
mos de 10 trascendentaI de dicha obFa,
y, que Cada cusI, en- ID medida de nues-
tras fuerzis, aportemos nuestro con-
curse para su realizaCi6D; porque ga
resultRdO. no golamente habra de re-
pOFtar benefcio para log Obrsros en-
particular, 81 que tambi6n para todas
les classes aoCiales, puesto que de 81 Sc
deriVaF6 I9 consolidation de la morali-
dad, 10 hygiene y ls economfs. f4ctoFes
impOftantfsimos, neCesariOu para Ia
dignif saci6n, preponderancia = ssIud
de ruestrOs pueblos.
LeV8nteDse Ios coFszones por sobre
las pequefieces & inter6sense & favor
del pTOyeCto; acuerden la meior fOfmR
de IleTaTlO & Il prkctiCa, y proc6daae.
C0nveDgam0s en- que es inhumRno
no remediar, pudiendo hacerlo. Is 81
tuaci6n on que 10 mayor parte de los
obreroa viven en- San Juan. en sitios
h6medols y peQuefios, faltos de eire
puro y luz solar, prOpensOs & diversas
Intermediates.
HsgAmos todo 10 possible por RENE
diaries sus males. evit6ndoIes en- sus
peligros y salvSndoIos en- sus desgra-
cias.
ESQ ea 10 humane 10 patri6tiso.
EI bRrrio de obfero, tiene toda
nueStra simpatfa, y para ga CFeaCi6n,
ofrecemos nueetF0 concuFsO, debiI,
pero entusiasts y sinCerO.
JOSE N. ACOSTA.
SOnSnRRn