davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-28
SOBRE La HUELGA
La gran logia Soberana de
Puerto-Rlco intenta una
gestlon humanitaria.
SIMPATICA ACTITUD

Hsm'a tantdo la sa.isf.ccl6o de
reclolr una vista de nue. ,tro buen
amigo y compaf1 sro don Manuel Far.
nandez Juacos. E. nos iof ,rma ops
ia Gran L'gla Sobsrana de Puerto
hlco, representada por les s.f, ,rss
Palmsr, Gla', y por el misno ssf,or
Fernandez Jdncos, $, propo as inserye.
MR. sgota los los dsmas recur.o.
On 81 conf .cso ensre las casa, nayie-
ras y los sraoai4d )res d, 10, mua.
llei.
Va lbs repres ,nt AIses d, la Gran
Logla recogieron impresiones de las
casas navleras y de las dos f,dera.
clones, libre y regional. Ahora n =.
cesltan DIR, direcsameote, a una "a.
presentation aut,rlzAda, de los trsba.
laaores On huslga, a tia dc que s,
inf lrmaci6n resutte eficsz
A ese ia lbs trabsj .aorss pu sden
oirlglrse a "a casa del sen )r P .lmar
para indi Ear la h ora en q 10 dsbs,{ an
los "hores Palmer, Fernandez Junco.
, Gdal reunirse para oiries. E, india.
pensAble que dlch % tr sbsjsdores e,t6n
representados por una comtsion con
los podares nscesarios para la forma
del Psct' que Sc convenga.
Sc habla de una huslga de cara.
ros. ! parece l6gico que no tenga lu.
gar mlentras las actua es, humanit..
rlas gestiones, llegan & su fin. La
lniciativa de la G an L ogla es opor-
'una responde admirablem ante a lbs
mobiles prop6sitos que per.igue la
nasonerfs en- todas parties del nun.
10.
Cfeemos que este es un busn cami.
10 y que la huelga esti en- Was de ter
ninar dignamente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-28
La Biografta es el mdS
podefoso c0menta1io de la
Historic. -MENNEDIET

Matos Bernier ha escrito un / bro
mas; otra pieira que co!oca en- ell mo
numento grandioso do su patriotismo
y de su esfuerzo perseverance en- bien
de esta idolatrada terra, que orgullo.
sa Sc siente de hijos tan ilustres Y
laboriosos como 81.
Muertos g Vivos, 81 90 quiere, es
una obra de caracter mas provechoso 10
y slmpatIco que las dem&s.
En- el hermoso P6rtico conoue en-.
galana su dtimo libro 10 confesa el
autor.
<Las buenas emf Ell snzas [iieel de
'os hombres buenos, es ell mejor pan
de estfmulo con que se pusde obse.
quisr q las sociedades despreocupa
das,.
Y tiene rsz5n.
81 alg6u estfmulo poderoso, 81 al
guna lecci6n practica y efcaz puede
hoy ponerte q la vista de nuestros
paisanos, % Ia vida inmacula de los
que ros precedierou en- Ia lucha por
Ia libsrtad y el progreso, a.f como el
digno noble proceder de los que 4
nuestro lado viven y combatsp, lle-
vando por bandera su decoro, por es-
pada hamfgera ~ ilustraci6n Dor
escudo invencib'e ell amor al terrufio,
este pedazo de nusstro ser, tan ado.
RADIO como la vfrgen purfslma que aca !.
rlci6 el primer ensuei1o de Ia vida Ia
madre amantislma que sobre nuestra
frsnts coloc6 el primer 6sculo do So
indecible ternura.
Ell libro de Matos 60 una encarna.
ci6n de este espfritu nuevc, con el cual
hemos de redimir & nusstra patria: el
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-28

eterno otro ser, bajo los ritoa do
una religion.
Acompsfara q IL majer en- el mo.
mento mas sublime de 10 vida, On ese
momento on que las fulguraciones
del Ensut fl Sc disipan lenta y pausa-
damen.e en- IL fautasfs, ante los i'm.
periae' rayos del sol de Ia r ,ali lad.
La Rsalidad es 10 reina da los Ensue-
nos, de la Q Q,imera, de Ia Ilusl6n
lPaso & la Realidad!....
Florecs cono rosa de Pcimavera.
Sus pe;alos reclben la Garcia dc la
Briss, Ia caricia del S ol, Ia ce ricia de
Ia Natursleza. La Naturalsza es la
mslor madre, la naturaleza es la ma.
dre de la Rosa del Ensueflo.
FLORIDA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-28
EDTCT0.


En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
judicial de Humacao. Estados
Unidos de America IS. FL Pre-.
sidente de los E U.
Maria Rcssner de Ksnney, vs.. Manuel
Argusso, Ernestina Frias, Mu.
llenh0ff & Korber, y Salvador
Fulladosa y gu esposa.
A Manuel ArRusso Flores y Ernestins a
Frias Noya.
Cttdci6n pOi edicto.
Por Ia presente Sc les exige a us.
tedes que comparezcan en- el pleito
iniciado contra ustedes por la men.
cionada demandante en- Ia Corte de
Distrito del Distrito judicial de Hu.
macao, y que contesten la demand q
presentada en- dicha Corte, dentro dc
diez dias sin contar ell de la notifies
cion 81 la citaci6n Sc hiciera dentro de
este Distrito judicial, dentro de los
veinte dias 81 Sc h!ciera fuers de di.
cho Distrito pero en- "a isla de Puerto
Rico y dentro de cuarenta diss 81 &C
hiciera en- otra parte.
Ell objeto de eata acci6n 90 obtener
una sentencia q favor de Ia deman-
dante y contra de los demand dados de-
clarando nulas y sin ripgdn valor nj
efecto las etcrituras de adjudication
de btenes o!orgadas por el Marshal
de este Distrito favor de Mullenoff
y Korber y la de donaci6n de estos
seffores q favor de don Salvador Fu-
lladosa en- cuanto ciertoi bienes
descritos en- la demanda; nulo tam
bien ell acto de remate en- cuanto los
mismos bienes, por Ia falsedad 8 lie.
galidad de la causa invocada tanto
en- squellas escritvrss como en- el gu.
sodichc remate y resolviendo en- de.
fnitiva que los mencion ados bienes
no obstante Ia exlstencia de tales tt.
tulos c0ntinuan perteneciendo al deu-
dor don Mannel Argu $50 y Flores Y
sugetos por 10 tant3 q Ia responssb;.
lidad de deudas contraidas Dor el mis-.
mo Arg $50 y en- caso de que la Cor
to no estims la nulidad alegada, 80
declaran rescindidos los ex presado
contratos por haber sido hschos en-
fraude de acreedores y declar andose
nulas las inscrlpcionss practic adas en-
el Reglstro de Ia Propiedad de Huma-
Gao, con imposici6n de costas q los
demandados. Y por Ia presents %
fss previene que 81 no com parecieren
y contestaren dicha demanda dentro
de los terminos legales que 90 han de-
terminado, la dsmsndante podra OBJ
tener un fallo . su favor, en- rebeldfa
con srreglo 9erecho
Extsndida baio mi firma y sello
de Ia Corte en- Humscao a ocho de Ju-
lilo de mil noveciehfOs cinco. ENRIQUE
Rtnc6n. Secretary District Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-28
MANCHA |MPRES|0NAL|ST

orlsa el perfdma con que embalsams
los hogares y el espacio, Do su coro.
Ia multlcolor adquiere Ia palsts del
pintor los colores para much d lien
zos. De su estambre, toman los in.
sectos el divlno nectar que les proper.
ciona vida.
Fltrece acariclada por las inspi
raclones prossicas de un mancebo.
Florece mimada por las notas vibrau.
tes de una Ira: la Ira del Amor
idsrmosa forescencia...
F'oroce, no para vivir sobre In
tumoa de un muerto en- los cemente-
rlos' Su destino esta trazado. Ira
mez'lado con las flores de az.hsr
con que SO alderman las novias al di.
r'g'rse al ara para jarar IN amor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-28
MUERT0S Y VIVOS

espfritu del bien, el espfritu del ira
bsjo.
A esos hombres que dignificaron
y dignifcan ell terrufio, % a los que
hay que dirigir la vlsta, como brdju-
Ia Segura en- el proceloso mar de Ia vi
de y-eomo eltrellas resplandecientes
en- el cielo de nuestro porvsnir bru-
moso.
No imports, no, que s]gunos de
los que presents Mat3s, nacieran en-
region extraf1a: un solo hombre vino
& traernos la redencion al muudo, Je-
aus, este hombre no era de este nun
do. Para la virtud solo hay un mo-
delo: la virtud; y donde quiera que
tai modelo &c presente, hay que imi-
tarlo, en- Africa 6 en- la Patagonis, en-
Washington 6 en- Paris.
Pero hay una meta oscura On ell
libro de Matos, y esta nota CORES
ponde q una 6 dos biograffas de So.
res misaros y desgraciados, que ofen-
dieron la verdad y Ia justicia, hacien-
dofe dignos del oprobio = del ana
tema.
Es un contraste trIste el que nos
presenta el autor de Muertos Viros,
colocando entire tai nitidt ia 'es nepru.
ras; algo asi como alas de cuervo entire
albos plumajes de palomas, 6 como
mochuelos entire aguilas, 6 como bo-
rrones de negra tinta sobre luciente
papel, como msnchas astrosas So
bre la superfcle dc la nieve.
Ah.... que estos muertos y riyos, 81
musrtos, no debsn exhumarse, pora ue
81 paste moral pudiera corromper al
mundo, y si vivos, en- su alma llevsn
Ia middleton de Cain y en- su frente, el
sart delassdor de su igEominia.
Vengsn 81, hombres 5,enos para
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-28
La Rosa del Ensueho.

Floreca como rosa de Prim avers .
Florece, y sus petalos recIben el bsso
DC 10 Beiss, sl beao del Sol, e b,so de
Ia Mahana. Bsio sublime!
Una mariposa blanca la vista to.
das las ma1anas, todas las tardes, to.
das Las horas. La msriposa 90 ena.
mora dc ella, y la mariposa por fin se
convierse en- amants. 81 dssaparece
esta, Ia Rosa SO vuelve palida.
Florecs . Ia sombra de una plauts
frondoss; 10 de Ia Fidelidad FIorece
oalo el calor do un fuego inextlngui.
BILE; el del Amor. FIorecs sin la menor
seflal do m msrchltarse.
iF.orescencis h h,rmossl
De- sus p@;alos ablertos, SAGA Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-28
OESDE JUANA-D|Az
Nuevo farmaceutico. = Pro-
puestas para profesores.
/ Loco 8 malvado :?
TEMPLE PROTESTANTe

Nuestro dtstinguido y qu,rido ami.
20 don Salvador Bousquet Mayol, re.
presentante de la Succession dc don To.
se Ferrer, ha obtenido tras brillautes
OK lmenes el titulo do Lie enciado en-
Farmacia.
LA Junta Local de Instruction
ma enviado al Conisionado del ram F.,
las propuestas de los profes pres que
han de eiercer en- 6ssa en- el pr6ximo
af1o csc colar.
LA Junta Sc reserva nombrar los
que erea conveniente, entire los que
apruebe el Depsrtameuto.
I'll indivlduo Saturn no Garati.
nl' que penetro ca 9. t9mplo cat6Iico
romplo Varias imigines, pas6 q lac.r.
Gel de Coano, para SO. puesto por los
medicos 90 observation, por ST tiene
pert1rbadas S Is fscultades intellectual.
les. LA voz pdolica dice que ell referi.
do lndividuo no es Loco.
Ell primero del mes entrante da
rim principle las obras de constroo.
cion del temple protestante, que estara
situado frente a la Plaza Principal, en-
uao de los solares d i Ayunta niento.
Esto yeniri hsrmosear est, pueblo
que SO encuentra bastante decaido Dor
causa del incendio que destruy0 amos
atras una de las mejores manzanas.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-28
cATASTROFf EN- ITALIA

En Forno, pequenl ciudad da I.a
ia central, aunos seis kil6netros del
Adriatlco' ocdrri6 una gran desgracia
el oomlngl ID. Decfase la misa en- la
capital del Hospicio de Exp6sitos, la
cual estaba LENA de gents, cuando Sc
desplomo la cdpula, aplastando a las
muJeres que e.taban m inmedistss
al altar. Easeguida Sc cay6 hacia den.
tro toda Ia pared de la derecha, con
ella ell techo de la capilla. Perez .eron
lt muieres y 80 nifios y nihas, sol O
Il nliias quadaron ilesa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-28
EN- LIBERTAD

Por haber extinguido condena en-
la carcel de San Juan, fueron puestos
en- libertad, Elstaquio Rivera Marrs.
ro, Antonio Escalera de la Cruz y De.
metric Santa Ana
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-28
DELITOS ELECTORARES

Muy en- breve Sc veran ante Ia Cor.
te de Dlstrito de Maysgiez varios ini /.
clos por delItos electorales. ActuarA
en- la vista de dichas ea,sas -
mo acusador pdblico, ell senior vii.
cox.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-28

No tome usted medicina algana sin
que yerdaderamente 10 necesite. Cast
todas las secciones de anuncios de los
peri6dicos vienen llenas de avlsos es-
critos para engafIar al pdblico preten
diando cony encerle que para curar
sus enfermedadss debs hacer uso de
preparations, nauseosss y diastri-
cas-; y general lmente tan faertes mis-
rerlosss que destruyen los est6magos
mas i6venss y saludables. No 90 re.
quiare estimu antes en- Ia estaei6n &C.
sual. La naturalesa 81 efcaz rec6ns.
t!suyense. El aire llbre, oil calor sua.
ve de dfas de sol claro, ligero cambio
On Ia alimsntaci6n, sia duda alguna
syudsn al bienestsr del organising.
All o. el sistens del doctor Lobb.
Sus remedies homeopatIcos mejo.
radios son susves, hum anltarios, agra
dablss J efeacss. Para cada enfsr-
msdAd tlene una msdioina segura.
Con ocido su padeclmiento, tiene US
ted mas que obtsner sl remciio. M
do mas sencilIo J NADIA tan bueao pre-.
parade hasta hoy.
A Apente eYch1sivO ,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-28
LA MEJOR HYGIENE
ARE LIBRE
CAMBIO EN- LA ALIMENTACION

Ell Verdadero Remedi0 Homeopdtico
del Dr.. Lotb para la Anen,io, es la sal.
vaci6n de la mujer raquitica, pallds,
debil, melanc6lics y enferma. Cura
la Cl0r6sis y Ia Anemia la dsbilidad
por abund ancia de menstrual, lactan-
cis, irregularidad 8 disrrea: robuste.
ce el cuerpo y le hermosea sus for
mas la complexion. .-Precio: 25 cts
La Medicina del Dr. LoJb para las
entermedadeS de la nlujer, es la mejor
que Sc ha preparado. No existe Ctra
que Ia iguale en- eticacla. --Precio: rs
centavos.
Ell Cagtie,lto del Dr.. L0Ib para las
Almorrdnos, 90 inmejorable. Cura
cualquier clase de almorranas. Pre-
clos: % cts.
El Remedio del Dr.. Lobb para Ell HI.
lgado, corrige la biliosidad, el estreni.
'miento, la ictericia y todos los males
del hfgado -Precio 25 cts.
III Remedio del DR.. LobJ para la
7os, la cura eficazmelte, suspende los
sudores nocturnas, sana el pecho ado
lorido y las toses pulmonares.- Pre-.
clio; rs cts.
III Vigorizador del DR.. LoJb Impair
to nueva vida y corrige la impotencia
de hombres raqufticos 6 debilitados
por abusos. s.-Precio: SO cts.
Sc s.ente enfermo? -Consulte al
Doctor H. W. L0BB,
No. 32s N Is th. St., Filadelha Pa, Us. A
quien recetara absolut Am snte gratis,
sunqus 90 t.ats de casos complicsdos.
Pfdase el sManual del Dr.. Lobb,
que Sc proporciona 6 SO envia libre de
gasto.
ara Puerto Rico:
10, Sol 80, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-28

% Ms sns. Mn.gs "a Ia H'rm IN -, "a Julio
NJ g. Nava' 60 Arsoioo Famscla an Rafasl Fajardo
De venta en- las Farmacias Colon Gulermety en- todas
las de primer orden de todo el mundo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-07-28
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-22

The ice cream and gsoda season
Is on, get pure cream, sparkling so
da, refreshing lemonade at Adams.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-22
JURY SAYS sIoFElE IS INNOCENT.
the Sensational Case is Ended
Much Dissatisfaction Express
ed Over Result.

ed Over Result.
Perry Stof1e arrested, Friday,
December "a, on a complaint sworn
to by J. A.. Thompson, of Star,
charging him with rape upon Lulu
May Miller has had his trial and
declared innocent by the jury.
The case was the most sensational
tried in Canyon county in number
of years. A number of people
seem to think that Stoff1e escaped
on a technicality. Messrs Stone
and johnson were attorneys for the
defence and certainly handled the
case in good shape. They had
strong feeling against their client
all the time At the time of
Stofie's arrest there was talk of
lynching.
The crime for which Stoeff1e was
arrested was alleged to have been
committed near Star, six weeks
previous to his arrest, and upon
the person of 10 year old Lula
May Miller, an orphan child. He
had his hearing and was bound
over to the district court under
$1,000 bonds which he furnished.
During the present trial nearly SO
witnesses were examined. The
case went to the jury Monday
evening, and Tuesday morning the
verdict was ready.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-22
LITERARY CONTEST.
Lowell Defeats Columbian society,"
An Interesting Program.

-~"SN ~@aO@NS NVAWHhObuHa SUSlCBy-
An Interesting Program.
For the second time in sever
years the Lowell Literary Society
has defeated the Columbian at the
annual literary contest. The con.
test occurred at the College assem-
bly, hail Friday evening a week
ago. A large audience was present.
Messrs M. I. Church, A. Green
lund D. L. Bailey, A. o. Christie.
pher, J. w. Rice and D. A. Clemens
were the judges. The program
was very interesting throughout
and each contestant did remarkably
well. The contestants were:
LOWELL
DICTATOR, Cleve Groome.
Orator, Oral Andrews, subject,
sThe Application of New Prin-
ciples to Old Things.
Essayist, Edna Engle, Subject
"Chew and Think"
Declaimer, Maud Yothers, "The
Governors Preogative."
COLUMBIAN
Debater, Fred Myers.
Orator, John Hellman, Subject,
Conquest"
Essayist, Iva Weymouth, Subject
"Cousin jack
Declaimer, Gertrude Kerby,
Subject "The King and His Gentle
men"
The Lowells won everything
except the Grafton.
c. J. Shorb, formerly one of the
proprietors of the Caldwell Tribune,
was in the city Thursday. Mr..
Shorb severved his connection with
the Tribune several weeks ago,
and has embarked in other business.
He states that there is quite a
land boom IN the vicinity of Cald-
well at present, the Payette. Boise
reclamation project and the assur-
ance that a sugar factory will be
built within a few miles of that
town having stimulated the land
market immensely. Nearly every
foot of land available under the
government project has been filed
on in the vicinity of that town,
regardless of the fact that it may
take years before water can be
secured for some portions of it,
Parma Heard.
The ice cream and gsoda season
Is on, get pure cream, sparkling so
da, refreshing lemonade at Adams. |
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-22
NAMPA PEOPLE CAN SEE
A FUTURE FOR CALDWELL
Messrs Carter, Bloomfield and Smell
Purchase Real Estate Here.

MeSSrS Carter, Bloomfield and Smell
Purchase Real Estate Here.
A Company of Nampa capitalist,
consisting of Messrs w. P. Carter,
John D. Bloomfield and W. A. Smell
can see that Caldwell is to be the
town of this section of Idaho. Last
week they purchased from the Cald-
well Land Co. real estate adjoining
town that is equivalent to IS city
blocks. We did not learn the con-
sideration. These gentlemen are
keen, far sighted business men.
They can see that Caldwell is the
coming town of Idaho and are
getting in on the ground floor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-21
The Old-Timcr.

I'm weary OF paint and powder.
I'm weary Of eyebrows and curls.
Aud the busy Houbrcttc who sings louax'
Than all Of the rest OF the girls,
My fancy tufns to the past to dwell
on the lnNsic who used to rccltc
Th. story they tell
OF tn, curfcw bell
Forbidden to ring tonight.
I'm tired Of the leading lady.
with the frown and the alto voice.
In the past that's described ms shady
No more can my heart rejoice.
To that curfcw lnssie-thc village PRIDE
My memory once more inclincs,
who Swcctly tried.
And who almost cried.
Because she forgot her lines.
No queen OF the drama is half so fair
As the star OF that night. In sooth:
There IL none with such gold In her way
ing hair
And none with such nrtless youth.
And how l resent each ruthless year
That curtains the scenes OF old.
I'd pay right dear
For n place to hear
The tale of the curfcw told.
Washington Star.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-21
Inc Rearing Of Lions.

Few. II any. mcnascricS In the world
can show a more remarkably record Of
lion r,aFing than that Of the Dublin
700" From the old lion house. which
WAS recently replaced by magnificent
building. to which Lord Roberts has
given his name. lions bred within It's
walls have been consigned TO almost
every quarter OF the globe. Upward OF
200 cubs saw the light In the old lion
house. and the sum OF nearly $4,000
resulted from their sale TO other me-
nngerIcs. both ut home and abroad.
One iloncss. whose career in the gar
dcns extended over period Of sixteen
years. gave birth In hcr time to no
fewer than iifty.fvc cubs. which real.
iEcd the sum OF $1,000.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-21
UNCLE MATS" GREAT SECRET.
Did Visiting Minister Little Good to
Find II Out.

Having accumulated a considerable
property. the late Nathaniel Whltmore
OF Gardiner. Mass. more familiarly
known by people of the Kennebee val
ley as "unele Nat" whitmore. received
naturally enough, numerous requests
from various organizations to contrib
ute toward the work in which these
organizations were interested. Sell
dom. however, did he respond TO the
appeals.
On one occasion the minister OF a
certain church in Gardiner approached
him. only to be politely turned away
on the plea OF poverty.
but. Mr.. whitmore." said the d.
vine. you are reputsd To be very rich,
What, pray. since you have no chill
dren. do you intend To do with your
money when you dieT"
Uncle MAI" rubbed his Ions. bOny
hands together. and with sinister
smile on his face. replied:
My good sir. that Is a secret ] have
never eonfided to anyone. but as you
are a minister of the gospel. and Will,
presumably. hold inyioiable anything !
may say. I'm going To tell you"
The clergyman assured Mr.. Whit
more that the secret would be well
kept. whereupon the latter drew close
and. in a tone OF the greatest eonn'
denee. said:
when die I'm either going TO
take my money with me or leave II
behind"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-21
piaqinq for the Thermometer,

The town of Newton Junction, N.
H., has always borne the reputation of
being the coolest spot anywhere
around in winter. One bitter cold
morning stub Ed" Whittier. tho ac
knowledged wit of the village. came
into Haverhill on an early train. As
he entered a downtown restaurant
where he was well known, some one
called ont. Hello, Stub. how low IL
the thermometer at Newton this morn.
ing?"
2 "Wa-al," replied the rustic in his
driest tone. 81 can't tell yer yet. When
left they war digging fer it under
the station platform"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-21
HeRoisM IN EVERYDAY LIFE,
There Displayed In Higher Form Than
on the Battlefield.

Prof. William James of Harvard uni
vorsity relates that upon certain
Journey he was questioning with him.
self whether or not the higher hero
ism OF life wns passing ou; OF human
society: and tha, at the very moment.
he looked from the car window and
suddenly got sight of number OF
workmcn performing some task on the
dizzy ledge of nm iron construction nt
n great height. says Success. This at
once brought to his mind u sense Of
the everyday bravery of men In every
day occupations. IL flashed upon him
on the instant that the true herolsm
of life ~ found not only on the day
OF battlp and In desperate adventures.
but also In building every bridge. or
in the ordinary dny-by-day service OF
the world. whether OF the sailor upon
his deck. the brakeman upon his train.
tho lun:berman upon his raft. or wher'
ever else men arc Mt work. AS I
awoke to this unidcailzed heroic life
around me-" he says. ''the scales
seemed TO fall from my eyes. and a
wave OF sympathy greater than had
ever before felt with the common life
OF common men began TO MI my soul"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-04-21
Every hou'ekecpsr should kno.

Every housckccp-r should know
that II they will buy Defiance Cold
Water Starch for laundry use they
wiii save not only time. because II
never sticks TO the iron. but because
each package contains IL ox.-onc full
pound--whilc all other Cold Water
starchcs arc put up Ia =. pound pack.
aEsa. and tho price is the same. 10
ecntB. Then again because Defiance
Starch Is free from all Injurious chem.
fcaIR. n your gnhccr tries to sell you
. i2-oz. package 1t Is because he has
stock ON hand which he wishes TO
dispose OF before he puts In Defiance.
He knows that Defiance Starch has
printed on every package In large let.
inrs and figures &c ozs." Demand Dc.
dance and save much time and money
and the annoyance OF the iron stick
ins. Defiance never sticks.