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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-08-09
"A MOdern Instance.

On the theory that examples of
bravery and aelf-sacrifce minister to
the betterment Of the human race the
unusual story of Rolin Ellison, bank
er, of LaGrange, Indiana, and tina.
of his family, deserves wide pub
licity.
Ellison 8 bank failed because its
proprietor had more than his share of
civic spirit. He took great pride in
the growth of his town and to help
along its prosperity went into about
every new enterprise that was pro-
posed. He got in too deep. Real
izing that be had violated the bank
ing laws, he voluntarily pleaded gull
ty and is serving short term in the
penitentiary.
Ellieon gave up every dollar TO h:s
creditors. His wife relinsH;shed her
private fortune.
That is rather unusual to begin
with.
Now Mrs. Ellison is housekeeper in
q summer resort hotel. Her son is
porter and chore boy and her two
daughters are walters on table. The
boy gives up college and the girls so.
ciety.
Uncommon.
But there is another pretty etory
coming.
Years ago Banker Ellison helped
young man whom everybody said wss
"no account" The young man wen t
west and got rich. When Mr.. Eli.
sons bank failed the young man came
to LaGrange and offered his benefaco
tor half Of his fortune and begged
him to take it. Ellison said:
II have violated the law, though
with no bad intention. I will take
my medicine. My family is a brave
one. We will pull through and start
again"
Anything finer than that?
No, sir ; not even in Plutarch's
lives.
Prison stripes can leave no mark on
that sort of a man. And there can
come no shame of such a husband and
father, even though he be in the pen
itentiary.
And that family! 1t is worth 60.
ing to purgatory and back again to
discover such wife and chi.dren.-
Atlanta Journal.
- There would be no such thing
as silent tomb if women had their
way.
- Some people mistake patience fo,
aanaa
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-08-09

- There would be no such thing
as a silent tomb if women had their
way.
- Some people mistake patience fo,
aonaa
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-08-09
nov Il. Tkl TINE TO GET we'll.
Nature Helps aEio.na Cure stomach Troubles in sh,

The summor months are the best
In the whole gear fer the treatment
aud eufe oe stomach troubles. The
outdoor life, with natural exercise,
the fruit aud berries which ara so
freely eaten, all help to restore
healthy action to the digestive or
Egans. e !, :S.f n 8:
Now. when nature will lid Mi. IONA
ins cnriDg indigestion and giving
atrsngtss to The stomssh and whole
digestive system, 10 the best time 10
|nse this siremark ahls remedy
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-08-09
A Mule And. .aaiIIi0ns.

In the August Worlds Work this
story is told of the discovery Of the
famous Occur d'Alene mines: Half
the lead that has been mined in the
United States has come from the fa-
nous Occur d'Alenes, the most pro-
ductive lead mines in the world. Like
many Of the richest mines, they were
discovered by pure luck. A man lent
lis mule to two prospectors. In the
course oftheir wandering the mule
was tied to tree, and he, becoming
impatient, paved the ground and un.
covered laad vein which is now the
site of the famous Bunker Hill Sulli-
van Mine. The owner Of the mule
sued for third interest in the clairi,
and the Courts granted it to hira,
stating that as the mule had made tbs
discovery, and that, as he wss les own.
er, he was entitled to the mule share.
The three owners sold their discovery
for $500, GOO and nothing was too good
for that mule for the rect of his days.
! He was exhibited in q private Gar and
lived on the fat Of the land, and nov
q tombstone marks his grave. His
harness hangs in noted saloon, where
it is gazed upon with deepest rever.
ence by the old-time prospectors.
The mine is the richest silver-lead
mine in the world, yielding net rev
enue Of $1,000, 1000. Since their ais.
goyery 1884 the Occur d'Alene
Mines have produced nearly $500, ,0O0,.
600 in gold, silver and lead.
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-08-09

j If you suffer with headaches, indi-
gestior, fstulency, specks before the
eyes, fermentation, heart burn, dizzi-
ness, or have variable appetite, and
o general feeling Of despondency or
weakness, it shows clearly chat the
stomach is not digesting the. food as
it should.
just one little tablet out Of 80
cent box of Mi.o.na for few days,
and ali this will be changed for, The
better, and health restored. Ask
Evans Pharmacy tn show you the
Misc I o. guarantees. zl.S !} 81 z3ts. N.
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- It's easier for a wise man to act
foolish than it is for o foolish man to
,.s. wise.
. 8. Laws delay is the lawyers
meat. I s,i. {. 4. S. 3
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-04-21
Japs Cut off
Coal Supply

DISPATCHES printed in Tues
day mornings papers from vari-
GUS correspondents in the China
sea show that Toga has begun
his willy campaign Of cutting off
the vital supplies Of the Russian
squadron. With his swift cruz
sers he has already nipped a
number Of Rojestvensky's col
llers off the Cochin China coast.
Next Of course, to the actual
destruction Of his enemy's fight
ing ships. this is declared by
eminent naval authorities to be.
the most damaging method Of
attack that the Japanese admiral
could carry out. Without coal
RoJe stvensky will be absolutely
helpless and his crippled armada
will be at the mercy Of the
enemy. 1t is evident that this
n!1pp1ng process is already SER
iously harrassing the Russian
commander, for, putting aside
wild and contradictory reports
OF Roje stvensky's squa6r n being
part near Hongxong and plrt
near AMMAN, there seems no
doubt that the Russian fleet has
suddenly veered from it's steady
northeasterly PROCESS through
the China sea and has sought
shelter in some convenient bay
off the Cochin China coast,
where the loss Of its coal supply
may be measurably repaired.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-04-21
SENDS COURIER
SECRETARY LOEB HAS WORD
FROM HUNTING CAMP.
Messenger Is Close outhed and
Newspaper Men Fail to
Get Information.

Glenwood Springs, Col, April 10. The
first word from President Roosevelt,s
hunting camp on the Charley Penny
ranch, % miles southwest Of Newcastle,
reached Secretary Loeb shortly after six
p. N. Tuesday He was notified over the
telephone that Elmer Chapman, the
courier selected to bear messages be-
tween the president and his secretary,
had arrived at Newcastle during the af-
ternoon and would take the $40 train
over the Colorado Midland for Glenwood
Springs. Chapman was appointed to
the post Of courier because OF the fact
that he is famed for his reticence. It was
known that a messenger from the presi-
dents camp would, have to run the
gauntlet of a dozen or more correspond
ents who have taken headquarters at
Newcastle. When Chapman was sight
ed riding horseback across the bridge
into the village the correspondents went
out to meet him. He proved worthy Of
his post, and In reply to questions said
that If information was wanted Of the
hunt the correspondents must get it
from Mr.. Loeb. This did not prevent the
correspondents from learning that the
presidents hunt had been successful,
however, for strapped across Chapman's
saddle was a fresh bearskin which was
being taken to Glenwood Springs.
Chapman admitted that this pelt was
the only one that had been taken, but he
would not say the animal had been
brought down by the presidents gun. It
was taken for granted that this was the
case for otherwise it was not probable
the skin would have been sent to Glen
wood Springs.
|. Representatives of newspapers at
Newcastle had 10 be satisfied with the
meager information given by Chapman,
but they at once prepared to accompany
the courier to Mr.. Loeb's headquarters,
where a full report was expected. It
was learned here that the presidents
party has not yet moved its camp from
the place where first located. A fresh
trail was found early on Tuesday, and
the hunters took it up before Chapman's
departure for Newcastle Because of
the heavy snow east Of the camp, it is
not likely it will be changed for several
days. The indications are that plenty of
sport will be found in the present sur
roundings. Secretary Loeb will accom-
pany the courier to Newcastle to-day,
and together they will ride to the hunt
ing camp. He has number of matters
to lay Sefore the president, and particu-
larly his signature is needed to impor-
tant documents.
According to Courier Chapman, the
president is taking the true sportsman's
delight in the rough life of the camp. He
is one of the first to be stirring in the
morning and always the first to sit down
to breakfast. The fare seems to suit him,
although he has said several times he
would be as well pleased if it were less
pretentious. His idea Of camp life is
one kind of meat at each meal and that
fried, vegetables Of the canned variety.
coffee made over an open fire and the
smell Of smoke in everything that is
cooked ~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-04-21
aoaeuono aonoae snoasneaeReH
o -.ls q. a. @
: WEBST Err ITEMS !:
serene uouoRo aeuoneo %

e @aW0V4O 9VUW@0B OUOHVD00 " haS =
Frank Baldwin has been sick
this week.
Jos. Hostetter, Of Bisbee, was
in town the last Of the week.
Mrs. w. Morse and Miss Greer
drove to Devils Lake Saturday.
Louie Muning is down from
Bisbee visiting with his father,
Jno. Munig.
The railroad commissioners
+ spent Friday amid StarkW cath
u er's paved streets.
Rev. j. 7. Coates will hold
Easter service in the Presbyter-
ian church at 800 p. m.
Two cousins s. 81 Alex. Cock
burns have come from Kansas
City for few weeks visit.
Mrs. VIM. Haig was visiting
friends and relatives in the
Webster community Friday and
Saturday.
No he isn't singing 'sIn the
Good Old Summer Time this
spring, but was recently ov r.
heard whistling in a touching.
way Oh Pr ornise Me. 2" They
say he has either bought a new
driver or bargained one anyway
they're going driving this sum-
4 mer.
The ladies' Of Webster will
serve an Easter luncheon this
Saturday from IL 100 a. m. until
500 b. m. in the vacant Bal Twin
resid snce. The financial returns
will go to the Sunday school
fund. One penny will buy you
an Easter egg ten pennies will
bring you coffee, cake and sand
witches. just a five minutes rest
in the busy Whirr Of Saturday.
Come and welcome.
The children Of the Presbyter-
ian Sabbath school will offer
their Easter song service ats2 100
p. m. The program is:
Choru Ginning Bells Cross
. and Crown class
Exercise We Thank the Risen
Savior Primary class.
Recitation Easter Queries
Grace Kollar and. Willie Swain. 4
Duet-With Praise Inez Kol-
lar and Ivan Wurtenburger.
Recitation Easter Tidings
Harry Ecklund.
Recitation Easter Morning
Earl Ellis.
Solo Christ Reigneth Inez.
Kollar.
Beneath His Cross an exer-
else Helen Millar. Inez KollarI
Dora Ecklund, Annie Millar,
Grace Kollar and Lena Honett. 8
Closing Chorus Cross and
Grown class.
Come TO the luncheon!
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-04-21
SAD DEATH OF MRS. CLARK,

Mrs. Oliver Evans rec sived a
telegram Monday announcing the
dangerous illness Of her sister
Mrs. Clara H. Clark Of Cincin-
natl. Ohio. Mrs. Evans left at
once fort that place, and shortly
after her start. a telegram ar
rived stating that Mrs. Clark
was dead. This telegram reach.
ed Mrs. Evans it Willmar,
Mimi. Mrs. Clark had an oper-
alton erformed Saturday, and
seemed to be doing splendidly,
but a turn for the worse came
Monday and In a few hours she
was dead. Her trouble was So
slight that Mrs. Evans was not
even notified Of the contemplated.
operation. and her first news was
conveyed in the telegram. Mrs.
Clark will be remembered BY
many friends In this city, she
having spent several weeks here
last fall, and everywhere was
loved and admired. She had
spent several years studying all
IN Europe and was preparing to
return when she answered the
grim messenger of death.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-04-21
n business a few days last

on business a few days last
week.
G. j. Lord and party visited
Starkweather, in Curtis new auto
on Thursday.
G. D. Kennedy was in town a
! few days ooking after his farm
ing interests.
| Mrs. Hurbert Lewis returned
after weeks visit with her.
parents.
Mrs. A. G. Maurer has resign
ed her position as postmistress
and P. F. Meharry is circulating
a petition for the purpose Of
gaining the appointment.
If all the talk Of new railroads
materialize our farms will look
like grandpa's did, down east
trails every ten rods. y
Nick Hitch and a. o. Sather
had a little affair in justice court
recently, the plaintiff Mr.. Hitch
sued to recover the purchase
price of a drill, but the court
!, could not see it that way. At
torney Lewis appeared for Mr..
Hitch and Mr.. Resler for A. o.
'Sather.
Work has been started on the
|Lakota branch of the IN. to.
extend it from Munich twenty
two miles northwest, to the west.
side Of section seven in town
ship one hundred and sixty
{ three, range sixty four, in Cava-
,lier county.
John Eliason returned from
EBemidji last week where he had
spent the winter. He is now
| prepared to do all kinds Of car
penter work, in or out Of town.
StarkWeather has organized d
baseball team, and is prepared
to play all corners. By the re-
port, their is good line up. Dr..
Mont emery being elected cap
tain; Herbert Lewis, as mana
ger; and R, G. Babcock as assis-
tant manager.
~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-04-21
No word from President.

Glenwood Springs, Col, April 49,
Three days have passed since President
Roosevelt started on his bear hunt and
no word has been received by Secretary
Loeb. This is not considered strange,
for the president announced before
,farewells were said at Newcastle that
he would not be in a hurry to communi-
cate unless he had something Of impor-
lance to send out. 3S
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-04-21
Heroism Recognized.

Washing ton, April 10 Gold medals
have been awarded by the American
government to Paul sinkwitz Herman
Schutt and Albert Schuster, OF the Ger
man gunboat Yorwaertz. for their gal.
liant conduct in rescuing from drowning
at Shanghai two American sailors Of the
crew of the Monadneck.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-04-21
Third Trial Rap1,n

New York, April 10, AFTER many an
noying delays Nan Patterson Tuesday
for the third time went into court to
stand trial on an Indictment charging
her with the murder Of Caesar Young. a
wealthy bookmaker. The courtroom
was filled with a special panel Of 200
talesman and a crowd of sightseers
packed the corridors. Counsel for each
side were allowed 80 challenges.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-04-21
Chosen for Another TERM,

Rockford, Ill, April 10. Charles q.
Jackson was reelected mayor Of Rock
ford Tuesday by a plurality of $500
over Amasa Hutchins. The result in
the wards was a victory for the license
party, the council standing ten to FIVE in
favor of license. The proposition to
furnish voting machines carried by q
small majority.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-04-21
Advertised Letters

Remaining unealled for at the
post Office at Devils Lake for the
week ending April 90, 1905. If
, not called for within fourteen
days, they will be sent to the
dead letter office" Parties call
ing for any Of said letters, say
advertised.
Adams FL III Knight S r
Aarsley Jennie La Cell Mrs Geo
Biddle Geo Muets Ed esL ourds
Baily R D Newman "a w
Carls MrsJnoA Olson N j
Casper Alto Rothka Mrs M j
Dahl Chas Reagan Jas
EllsWorthMrsG Schnehagen II
sHe1sler Adam Smith Mrs Lizzie
johnson Louis 2 Vamville Harry
NEW li''l BOOKS FOR LIBRARY.
The Underc,lrren r 5 Der i
Grant. 3
The Masqu Z G.
Ihurston
The Marriage Of William Ashe
Mrs. Humphrey Ward.
The Prize to the Hard Alice.
Winter.
Beverly Of Graustak M. C.
Cutcheon. 81.
For the White Christ Robert
"A. Bennett.
The Clansmarl Thos. Dion, Jri
In the Arena Booth Taking
ton.
The FUGITIVE Blecksnet
Chas. B. Stewart.
The Wings Of the Morning
Lewis Tracy.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-04-21
Gas Buoy Explodes.

Kingston, Ont. April 49, gas buoy
lin process OF filling on board the gov
sernment steamer Scout exploded Tues
day afternoon killing one and la uring
four Of her crew. Two OF the injured
probably viii die.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-04-21
Burned rs Dea n,

IN Marion, Ind ApriI 10. Bessie Jor-
dan, colored 80 years old, and her
laughter, Mary. nine years old, were;
burned to death in a FIRE which destroyed
their home at Race and Thirteenth
streets Tuesday night.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-04-21
Rasehall.

National league. AIT Boston Boston
8. i; Brooklyn, 2,
American league: AT Washington
Washington, I, 8; Boston, 0, 5, s.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-04-21
Low RATES 10 oUBY,

Ask Jno. N. Beall, Ct, II A.,
Mobile and Ohio Raisroad, St'
Louis, for particulars as to the
new steamship service and low
rates To Havana. :S2alttii
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-04-21
] oneH0aonoRoRen0H eaaomeHea
!: ST a w 4 TIER !!

Miss Ada Kennedy was a Lake
visitor last week.
Clark Deal filed Oh j claim
while at Minot Wednesday, re-
turning next day.
Joseph Hunter ana F. i. Hoa-
ging Of M savers were III town
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-04-21
I9eavY EalI 81 snnsr,..

Wilkesbarre, Pa. april l9 Winter
weather prevails ii the wyoming valley.
Two inchss OF snow Tell Tuesday.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-04-21
Gable Is Cut.

London. April 49, The Daily Mails
5eorrespo ndent at Singapore learns that
! Russian agents have cut the cable he.
tween Foochow and Formosa
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-04-21
.Warshins SirInted q

Manila, April 10 Three war vessels
We're sighted at Batangas at four O'clock
this morning Their nationality is UNI
known.
.ondon, April is. A dispatch to the
Daily Mail dated Manila. April is, says.
'This morning i6 Japanese cruisers and
torpedo boat destroyers were scouting
of Sampaloc Point.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-29
Los MaestroS

Los profssores en- los Estado
Unidos como los dem&s empIeados dc
la administration, no viven de I'm
sueldo, sino que tienen otros negocios
& que dedlearse despu6s de cumplir
sus deberes odciales; porque allf Sc
considera 81 ser mas desgraciado del
mundo & aquel que tiene una Sola CO.
sa para vivir, porque ell dia que Ia
pierda, morirA de hambre irremisi-
blemente.
Los msestros do las Antillas que
los dias festivos las tardes y noches
quieran emplear sus energias en- IN
trabaio de provecho, pueden hacerse
sgentes de Osksmp, Noting & Co.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Dlriiirse enssguida
q r. NarvGez Rivera.-Arecibo P. r,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-29
HOTEL fla CUBlyA''
No 10 Gale ALLEN [FORTALEZA)
SAN JUAN, P. r.

Este moderno Hotel, reclentemente
establecido, Sc distingue con espeCia-
lidad por ser el dnico punto donde 90
encuentran las mas exquisitaa condos
"a ls CubanaS.
Sc presta mucha atenci6n q la lin.
pieza on 81 servicio de la mess. Aseo
en- las habitaciones, que son al miamo
tempo, frescas y ventilsdasi para una
sola persona o para una familis,
Excelentes banos de ducha y luz
electrica. Sc sdmiten pupilos men,
suales 0 TODD servicio, y abonados
para comidas solamente.
Sc trata q los huespedes con carl.
no y respeto.
Preeios limitados. Por un dia de
hospedaie y comida s1.00.
Apartsdo al, Tel6fono 1877
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SON ESTOS SUS SINTOMAS ?

Predilecci6n al onsnismo, emisones do dis q do
income, uerrafnes oil estar on preseneia do una
persona del sexo opuesto o al entTetener ideas
tasoivas; granos, cOntracCiOnee dc los mdsculOs
(que son precnrsores de IL Epilepsial: pensa-
miento6 y euenos voluptuOsos, sof0caciones.
tendenciesa dormitar o dormlr, sensation dc em-
hrutscimiento, p6rdidA de Ia v0luntad, faltA de
energia, imposibilidAd de Conoentrar las ideas,
dolores en- las piernasy en- loo musoulos, sensaci0n
De tristeSa 7 de s~altentOs inquietud, faltR do
menoria, indeoisi0D, melancOlia, cansancio dee.
pues decualqnier esfuerz0 pequehO, manchas no.
tantes ante 10 vista, debilidad despu6s del acto .
de una perdida involuntariai derrame. al haoer
e~sfuerzos on la silla, ruido 6 silbid0 On los oidos,
timidez, manos y pies pegajosos J frfos, tenor de
impotencia parcialo total, derrame premature 6
uardi0, perdidA o disminuci0n de los deseOs, de.
caimionto. do la sensibllidAd, organos oaidos V
debiles, dyspepsia, etc. etc, AIgunos dc osOs
slntomas son advertencias n~atuTRlee para un
hoinbre que debe recuperar sus enervadas fuePSaa
vltaies, Q yendra q ser press de algunA fatal
Nosotros solieitamOs de todos los qus sutren
dc alguno de loH Sint0maA arrtba enumerados.
QUE OBSERVER BEN ESTE A VISO,
comunicandOse con nnestrA Compahia de m6ifcos
specialists que han tenido. veinte amos de ex-
periencia, tratando intermediates dc los nsrvioe
dol sistema sexual, y Quienes pueden KarantiEar
una curaci6n radically permanehte.
Env1enos una relacion complete dc su case
paci6n, 81 &c casadO 8 s%oltsrO, CnSles az 10. T IN.
Tomas nombrados 80 10 han mAnifeatAdo q I'd,
81 I'd, ha usado algun tratamiento para KonOrreA
Ss1roSnssl saas 9 aiguna otra sp,terrnedadvenerea,
guiday embellishments 81 case tRratis), inform.
ara I'd, do 10 cue 10 cuesta un tratamiento IA
treinta dias, en- q que ee efectuara una curaci6n
EadloaI g 70 Testaeleoeraa I'd u complete salud, y
solverA va, d ser un hombre vtGoroso. 81 I'd. noa
femlta cinco pesos en- billetes DO Gu pals o giro
postal como gRrantla de buenA 70, lie onviarenoa
enseEuida lac msdieinAa reQrerfdas por Correo
certthUado tan eronto como nuestra iunta ds
lnedlccS haya docidido 81 complete tratahnientoS
cue I'd, debe a0meterse,
%MPANIA BsPECIAL1sTA del N0RTH
Vincent Bldg Broadway & Duane 6As
Kew yOyk. E y. d a.
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DEB|LES
REC0DRAD vUESTRO VIoOR
La DEMORA ES PEuGROSh.

Parece one el Creador ha ordenado que despu6s
de la sangre ei huidO vital seminal sea Ia sub.
stancia mas preclosa Gu ell ruerpo del hombre, y
alguna perdida oontranatafal de Ell produoira
siempre resultadOs desastr0soa.
Muchos h0mbres han mueTt0 do enfermedades
coFrientes, tales como las del coraE6n, del higado.
de los %rilones, Intermediates pulmonRres, etc.
por haber permitido d su vitalldad gastarse, on.
poni6ndose asi q ser faciles victimas do estaa
intermediates. cuando algunas cajas de ~nuestraa
estas debilitantes perdidas, asi preservando su
vttalidad para %resistir d los ataques do eaAa peli.
grosas intermediates,
MuChos hombres han ilegado lenta, pero segurs.
mente, d nm estado dc demencia incurable 4 Causa
DC est4s perdidas, sin saber la verdadera causa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-29
The New York { Porto Rico Steamship Company
Bao C0ndaO Postal con Ell Coamo de los EsadosI UJnh@ de America

20 IL y Is.
Ests vapor conecta con los vapo-
res de esta Compania para CIV Ysrk-
Sc recibs cargs hasts las II del | Ia.
ante de salida. Sc vsnden pasajesl
la ofcina hasta las 4 do Ia tarde
dia anterior & 81 salida.
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solamente, saldra para tedos los puer.
tos de Ia Isla & Las II de Ia noche On
las siguientes feChas: por d ESTE
Mayo 10 y "a, por 81 oESTE Mayo
3, II y 81, admite cargs hasta las u
del dia n .terior & 10 salida.