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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-07

Tore, q que le entregara Is cocos, los
cuales vendi6 por valor de Glib. Co.
noeido ell hecho, ell policfa Ramon
Gonzalez 10 arrest6, denunciAndolo
por falsa representation.
Sc han inscrito aver los naei.
mientos de Dolores Robleu Pablo
Nufez Hernandez, y las detuneiones
de Bartolome Coll y Barcel6, Alberto
Betancourt, Ines Pastrana; Pedro Ca
rret y viadet y Maria Cruz.
Han contraido matrimonio ca
esta capital don Francisco Rodrigusz
vazquez y Ia seforita Maria Soto y
Cbevere.
Nos ha visitado un nuevo peri6.
dico que ha comsnzado 4 publicarse
diariamente en- esta ciudad CON el titu.
10 La Prenss Mby. Su editor es don
Rafael Nunoz Garcia. LIE deieanos
vida pr6spsra.
Sc encuentra enferma hacs algu.
nos dias una nina de nuestro comps-
Zero seior Astol. Dsseamos su resta-
bltsimiento.
-Exiiten II individuos on la car.
Gel municipal, entire ,entsnciados y
pendieates de fsllps iudiciales.
-Dfcese OUT C, motivo dc no ha'
Der MADEIRA en- la ciudad y no poder
concluirss ell hospital especial de mu.
ieres, Sc habitarkn algunas dependen.
cias en- la carcel municipal, en- las
cusles Sc establecera un hospital pro.
visional dirigido per ell doctor don
Francisco del Vale Atlles, que es el
candidate probabls para desempefiar
ell cargo de director de aqusl estable.
cimiento.
La BiblIotsca municipal serS
objsto en- brsve CO grandes rtformas.
Aver se rsuni6 Ia iunta local
de Ssnidad, dandose cuenta de los
trabsios prepsratorios para 81 hospi.
tai de santurcs.
Hoy han Iido denunclados tres
cRsos mas de Iarampi6n, que hacsn
un total de oncs ocurridos en- la sema.
ne que vence hoy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-07
PLAZA DEL MtRCAO0

FL ingeniero de la ciudad seflor
Juan B. Rodriguez, se ocupa actual.
mente del proyecto do reformas de Ia
plaza del mercado, que hace largo item
po fue propuesto al senior alcalds por
la oficina dc sanidad local.
Tr6tase de cubrir ell patio de dicho
establecimiento con un tscho apropia.
do que consienta amplta ventilaci6n,
uz, y preserve el ecinto de las incle
mencias atmosfericas. Probablemente,
ell techo serA de cristsl.
Sera motive tambi6n de reforma
81 espacio destinado q carniceria esta.
bleciendolo en- el centro de la nave del
este, de modo que Queden protsgidai
las carnes ampliamente contra lai
m2scss y otros insectos.
En- Ia nave del oeste Sc sstablece
ran puestos para Ia vsuta de pescado
tambien ca condicior es spropiadas, J
el local destlnadO en- el ctn'ro d Ia
venta de vegetables le order a. a de mo-
do que queden clasifcados por grupo,
prra mayor comodidad del 'icc, J
expuestos q Ia vanta en- mssas tr.pa
radss al hoe
Las tiendas de pulperia ocuparar
las otrss dos naves, como actualmen q
Sc estudia tambien un reg lamer tc
que organize los services p1blicos or
dicho establecimiento.
Asfmismo Sc establecera en- dicha
plaza un gran refrigerator, in de
que les carneg se vendan en- buen es.
tado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-07
E:.DTCT0 c.

Estados Uoidos de America. Fl Pre-
s!dente de los Ettados Unidos, S..
La Mercantil en- Comandta j. Othoa
y Hermsno. Tx palts. Sobre do
mimic de una fnca rustcs.
En- la Corte de Dlstrito del Disirito Ju-
dicial de Aresibo, p. r.
POR CUANTO, la mercantil arri.
ba eepresada, por conducto de sus
A5ogados Diaz Il Tex dor, present6 &
esta Corte de Distrito una mocl6n
promo giendo Information para acre
ditar ell dominic dc una hnca rlstica
der ominada "El Msto", radicada en-
81 barrio de Jagua, ie:mino municipal
de Ciales, compuesta de ocho cuerdss
de terreno, equivalentes & tres hecta-
ress, catorce areas y cuarenta y tres
csntiareas, 4 pastos, con algunas
plantaciones de cafe y platsnos, colin.
dando por ell Norte con tierrss de D,
Juan Roure, separsdas por hoyos de
trecho en- trecho, dssde una Iona 8
una quebrads; por ell Este con tlerras
de la sucesi6n Martorell, separadas
por una quebrada; por ell Sud con mas
tierras de Ia succession Msrtorell, des.
dc la quebrsda pof una sapia hasta
una Iona; y por el Oeste con tierras de
la mencionada succession por una Iona
desde donde termina la z4njs, siguien.
do IN cal ei6n hssta la colIndancia de
Rou1; cuya fnca la adquiri6 Ia So
ciedad promovente, por compra & la
mercansll A. Est!d y Ca.
For tsnto, y hsbiendo dictado en
su dt spscho ell Hon, Pedro de Aid -ey,
JLez de esta Corte de Distrito, una
orden con fecha de los corrientes,
admitiendo la information ofrecids
por la sociedad promovente, pr6via ci.
tsci6n de la venGedora A. E.tid 4 CO.
en- liquidation, representads por don
Emilio Megfa y Nigagiioni, Que se
convoque los que tepgan en dichs
fncs algdo derecho real, asi como 4
las personas ignoradas a quleres que
da periud.car la inscription de doml.
MO solicitads, per medic de edlctos
que se insersaran por tres veces en- IN
peri6dico de mayor circulation, & fin
de que dentro del termno de sesents
dias nstura es puedsn oporerse pre-
sentsndo la portuna demsnda, ex lido
el presents que autoriz) baio nj fi-ua
y Ell selio de la Colt', tn ATeslbo q u
de SIT emb'e de mi novscientos cinco.
J. J. FTrdn, S ccetario de Ia Cortt
de Dissrito 3v. 1ns.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-07

de Salinas, Pedro PERI, natural de
aquel pueblo,
En- estos dias Sc b ra cargo Ia
policfa insular del antique cuartel mi.
litar de Mayegl z, en- el cual instalara
la oticina dc la eomand aI cia.
-Ha fallecido repe tt ameate en-
Santurce, don Pedro c rre, de paoio.
nslidad espafiola y duefo del cafe
sGl Recrecs establecido frente al ssi.
10 de nifios de squel ba RIO. La muer.
te le aorprendio en- los momentos en-
que tomaba en- gu establscimiento una
cops de cafe.
Sc eocuentra en- esta capital el
abogado don Eduardo Ac3s!a Quin.
tero.
Sc encuentra en- muy NAL estado
el camino que conduce oil ba jsdero del
sefior Portell, ZEN Puerta de TERRA.
Han sido reformados algunos
carros eletricos de ests capital.
lie han sido concedidos 20 dfas
de permiso por enfsrmo, al guardia
Bias Gonzalez, del puesto de San Juan,
y Is al guardia Luis Cat4la, del pres
to de Santurce.
-Parece que la policia de Saptur.
ce trtrena 81 vigilancia per el Hospi.
tai Presbiterlsno que esto moles,a
q los directories de aquel estab eel
miento, hsbiendo dado origen que
Sc diriian queias al iete de Ia policfa.
Sc ha Incorporate al pue.to de
policfa de San Juan el cabo Luis A.
Luccs, que estsbs destac .do en- Fsjar-
do.
Aver en- la estsci6n del ferrocs.
rril Liuo Cruz fue cog o entire dos
vagones, sOfriendo graves golres.
portunsmente fue assist o en- la-sala
de SCcorros.
-Se hslla eDferma &c a'gin cui-
dado la distinguids Ie1orits Maria
Gonzalez Cruz.
Aver fueron aaistidos en- Ia EalA
de socorros, de heridss Commissioners
leves, Severe Aybar, Martin CollaEo,
Hilda del Vale, Limo Cruz y Oscar
frost.
-Jesis Cruz, ,tomando 10 6rma de
dofa Martina s. de Mendin, Sc fue &
Pussts de TERRA, casa de Jose de 10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-07
Miles De Testimonies.

Tenemos archivados muchos miles dc
testimonies de personas curadas de ca
tarro en los pulmones, con la Peruna, y
podemos dar d mestros lectores, solo
una idea del vasto ndmero de recomen-
dacioncs, que diariamente recibe ell
Doctor Hartman.
Dirijase al Doctor Hartman, Presi =
dente del Sanitario Hartman, Co!um.
bus, Ohio, f. U. dc A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-07
A Los MED|COS

Tlular, buena clientele, ochocien.
sos dollars sueldo anual. Quien la in
teress, pusde dirigir su solicitud al
de Loixa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-07

generosa iniciativa
Recibs nusstrsa gra as, ror su
stencion, ell senior Ferna dez sJuncos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-07

En- esta lmprenta Sc ven.
de papel yleIo a s. quintal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-07
Cura Ell Afas Minin0 ReSfrisdo Y
Eyita La TiSiS.

FL primer escaldn de la tisis, es un
rcsfriado. FL segundo, dejar de aten-
dcrlo tempo. Ell tercero es ell desarro-
ollo del catarro, el cual Sc hace cr6nco
gradualmente. FL cuarto, cuando ell
catarro Sc esparce por la cabe2a Ia
garganta, despues por los bronquios y
tinalmente llega los pulmones siendo
ent6nces tisis en- su primer grado.
Con la Peruna Sc puede contar cual-
quier hora, para desviar la enfermedad
durante ell desarrollo del catarro, desde
que empieza en- la forna de resfriado
hasta que llega los pulmones. 81 V. So
ha constipado, sin demorarse, tome
Peruna. Una botella tempo hace
mas benencio que media docena, cuando
el catarro SO ha desarrollado en- los
pulmones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-07
NO ABANDONE UN RESFRIADO.
COnduCe A La TisiS.
Como Sc DeSarrOHa La
TSiS.

Nueveen cada dicz casos, Sc presentan
| la forma -iguirnte;
Una persona 50 resfria. FL resfriado
no es hicn atendido y Sc contrae otro.
Este resfrado continda 81 Sc malgasta
el tempo con un tratamiento inef1caz.
Ent6nccs Sc contrae otro resfriado v
Sc desarrOlla Ia tos. Sc receta un lara be,
que aivia temporalmente.
Luego el enfermo Sc cansa de tomar
mcdicinas iarabes, Y Sc desespera.
FL resfriado sigue desarrollandose Y
la tos empeorando.
Niene el m6dico, s6lamente & descu.
brir, que el enfcrmo esta on ell primer
grado dc la tisis.
Fuf Ell csta forma cue Sc enferm6 Is
sta Powell, de Aurora, Ind. Contraio
un rosfriado no considcrdndolo de
importancia alguna, 10 desatendio,
creyendo como muchos Green, que desa-
pareceria dc pdr 81.
Sc apodero de ella, y en- dos semanas
sc encontr6 en- un estado grave.
Afortunadamente habfa dido hablar
de la eficacia de la Peruna, la cual
recurrio tempo.
En- una semana 10 habia mejorado del
resfriado y la tos, y en- tres semanas le
restituy6 la salud.
Este es el bien qne esta hacienda Ia
Peruna. No pasa un dia, nj quizds una
hora, en- que alguien practica La misma
eXpcriencia con la Peruna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-07

En- esta lmprenta Sc vende
paPel vlelo a 2 pesos quintal,
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war which desolated its fairest fields,
1t was not given him to die among
the scenes Of his labors; but with
death, his exile was ended and the
Zion Of South Africa" was borne to
the land of his struggles, his ambi-
lions and his hopes, to find his final
resting place.
1t was had homecoming to those
who regarded Dom Paul as the leader
Of their race-rendered even more sad
by the present aspect Of South Africa.
The brave old man had struggled hard
to make the land q white mans land
and his success was undeniable until
the Enslish coveted his republic. And
then came the dreadful war, with its
price that staggered humanity. That
war, England proclaimed 10 the world.
was fought In the interests Of adj
vanced civilization. Yet to-day the
labor Of South Africa II not whita
nor II It free. It II not even black.
Coolies have been imported from
China to work the mines ana serve
the capftalistic class which has no In
tarest In South Africa begond the
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edges look like polished oak; In ha
It Is heavier than a piece Of hardwood
OF the same size. The demand creat@
by the popularity Of the fuel exceeds
the supply of sawdust oDtainabe u
the vicinity Of the factory, and sn1
loads were, therefore. procured non
Sweden and carloads from dsnn
manufactures. Sawdust, which pS
viously could be had for the asking
commanded a market price as soon y
It was known that a certain faco0
could make use Of 1t. Even then
was profitable to manufacture the on
quettes; but, unfortunately, the ~
tory was destroyed by fire and op"
lions came to a standstill. Aam
sawdust b11quettes Of this kind WouA
therefore, seem to be worth hqu1~
into further.
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to-day Of the empire The soldier noos lower
place This subordinaton the fighter to the thinker
recognized throughout the length and breadth OF the
land
It may be urged Chinese people have brought much
suffering upon themselves by their nr adner
ence principles Of 1t is true they nave LETT
their country practically exposed to foreign INVASION They
effective they have no bathesn1ps But
strength not lie the surface Perhaps
the severest which the nation has through was
thirteenth century when the Mongos under Genghis
Khan after carrying fire and sword into the heart OF Eu
rope swept everything before them in China From this
staggering recovered with astonishing rapidly
Strange may the enlightened opinion OF the
steadily coming around to the position taken by
China respect to militarsm. With the view OF re-
ducng the possibility of much as possible, arbi-
method best recommended for the settle
of international rsputes This is step In the right
direction. But long nations armed to the teeth
there always strong temptation test the effectiveness
Of the weapons they possess
As long there is powder in the magazines there is
always danger explosion from flying spark. The
day. however to be still far distant when the
lions of the earth will agree to general disarmament
But until this contamination Is reached the Of the
world never be absolutely secured
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A Chinese marriage 1s all cerem@
no talk, no levity and much cf5'@
The solemnity Of a funeral pre'anA
After the exchange Of presents "
bride is dressed with much care D
red gown, brocade or silk, If sne q.
get It; her eyelashes are painl"
deep black and she wears heavy y
veil attached to a scarlet heaoa'~
from which imitation pearls are ~
dAnt over the forehead. A fea" !.
spread upon a table, to which
blushing bride Is led by I'VE o.
best female friends. They are -
at the table, but no one eats. In' n
most silence prevails when nD, 81
the mother leads OF in ci' a
maids follow and the bride ec00s 4.
the chorus. Then all the brddesu, =.
leave the table and the disco III
mother takes 4 seat beside me -
Of state where the bride nu: =
bridegroom now enters wdm W. ~
his best men. The men pick ny
throne on which the bride NJ LII
preceded By the bridegroom, l0lI
procession and walk around ms 49,
or into an adjoining parlor, ns q
that he II carrying her away .srt
own home. Tho guests tnen \
rics at the happy couple cu.
have borrowed from the hesan
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wealth Of It's mines. They have dis
placed the blacks, Indigenous to the
soil, and the whites, who hoped to
build up a Caucasian civilization In
South, Africa, and they themselves,
mere prisoners in compounds, with
every shred Of liberty gone except the
right of quitting work when their con-
tracts expire. are slaves in everything
but name.
But Dom Paul is at rest. He needs
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-04-01
CHAPTER XIV

Five minutes passed, and then the han
die Of the door was turned, and there
appeared upon the threshold an elderly
woman, tall, big boned, thin, white lips:
q nose like parrots beak: light gray
eyes as cold as stone. She wore a
front of dark brown hair dressed in
small fiat curls, and bound round the
forehead by band of narrow black vel
vet. She was dressed in black silk
and wore a kerchief of white muslin
crossed upon her bosom. Mr.. Monteom-
cry rose and bowed. still carefully keen
Ing his face from the light.
"You have brought me intelligence NJ
the boy, Silas Carston?'' she said In q
hard, cold voice. and standing only lust
within the doorway.
He tried to speak, but his mouth was
too parched, and his voice failed him, so
he politely moved a chair little "a
wards her; but she still remained stand
Ing on the same spot, not recognizing his
eivility.
My time Is precious" she said vat
more coidly. .Will you please to state
your business?"
Stony as ever! he said. within him.
self; "impervious to politeness or ban
dishments. The fight must come: the
sooner the betterr'
4 am Silas Carston's representative. %
he said. In voice that would shake in
spite OF him. Il called upon Messr..
Fogie & Quick In the matter Of this adj
vertisement'-producing the newspaper
they referred me to you, madame. /
now wait your communication"
At the first sound Of his voice. the
Iron features relaxed into an expression
Of doubt. gradually changing into one OF
astonishment, a. she fixed her eyes upon
the speaker.
Edward Morant," she said. svha,
Aavs you to do with Silas Carston ~
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IKE the Things she supposed she should abhor ana
careless Of what had been her very breath Of n,
His terms high. to be sure, this wonderfr, :.
Of ours He demands even more than shyoct ~, s.ses
pound OF flesh, for he Is not satisfied with lea, I
whole being Of his pupil-her heart her brain b :.
feet her will and her obedence-n fact all th.
her herself. sfs
The teachers name IL Love-dear old vet .v.
Dan Cupid, who has been at work among II, f sost
day when this weary old world was a. fresh ana u
the debutante Of yesterday. '0us
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Sawdust IN cahs form wus r>c>r+,r
used In Germany. with rather prom
ising results. Tho briquettes weigh
about half pound each. In the A.
tr1ct' surrounding the factory vhere
these cakes were made the achools
wers heated By them, the combustion
leaving very little aah and proceeding
wirnout large hama. No hfndlng in
eredienf = said 10 b used ne nw-
dust being simply dried ana preassd
into the desired br1qustts shapA ana
owing thu 70 the absence of tarry a
oily substancss thsre = no SMOKE II
burning. Tn weight of such br1-
qustos Indicates H. heavy pressure
undar which 4 takes tt shape. and H.
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CAN NOT COMPETE WITH RUSSIA

Standard Oil Company Has Found Its
Waterloo In the Cars Country.
1t may be interesting to know that
within Russia's domain the Standard
Oil Company is meeting some Of the
most serious opposition of its long life
Of plumber. This giant trust supplies
over 80 per cent Of the foreign demand
for oil. It has competed with the large
oil interests Of Russia, which are con-
trolled by the Rothschilds and the No
bel brothers, but it has never over
powered them. This - due to the Rus
sian laws regulating foreign trade In
terests. The Standard Oh Company
controls the export price everywhere
in the world except within the limits
Of Russian territory. where competi-
ton has not been stiaed Russia IL
just as rich in petroleum products az
Is the United States, and but for the
power of the Standard Oil Company
they would be supplied to America by
Russian producers. Russia protects her
oil industry by 200 per cent tariff;
the United States puts oil on the free
list The Gear is not responsible for
this state of affairs. The power of
the Rothschilds carried It into effect.
These astute hnanciers pictured to the
bureaucracy the infinite horror of an
American trust slowly eating its way
into the very center OF public recogni-
ton by supplying a staple commodity
at a huctuating price. The Roths
childs told the bureaucrats that IL the
Standard OH Company should become
as powerful In Russia az In America
it would only add TO the ever-burning
fires of internal mistrust and rebellion
in one way or another. For that rea-
SON the Russian government created
the high tariff and permitted the
Rothschilds and the Nobel brothers to
almost monoponzs It's oil Industry
Success.
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least broker. The poet to sing Of thu 80
pcity of the farmer The artist to pIctur y,
at night after his chores DONE sitting about tho ,
in the crossroads store talking Of the crops and Of nh
usually old the Civil War. But that not tho ,.
Of to-day Now when his chores DONE he puts ON ~
store clothes and rides to the village station and m
his evening paper and turns at to the stock ns
he calls up his broker the telephone and asks nv
informed how Amagamated Copper closed to-day or v"
the price of wheat at Chicago He is not the sm
rustic he could have been called He the busns.
man, deep in the gambling called speculation Inh
walks Of life has this gambling gone.
have an intimate friend, once very well off, now von
ing hard for small pittance and his family greay
duced in circumstances. Speculation did it. know
barber, prosperous living his brothers farm
He went into Steel common when 1t paying u D,
cent upon the investment No dividends wers d.
clared after he bought He lost about $500 and his Mn
business sacrificed. 1 know q widow whose earnhn
have gone the way. The great gambling fever b..
burned into these homes and left only the bare yu,
standing
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not now. The iron entered his soul
when his beloved republic collapsed In
ruin. By the side Of his wife he sleeps
and distant IL the day when his
name shall be forgotten or his sturdy
virtues cease to influence the follow
ers OF the lost cause. Utica Globe.
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Clerk On Newrocn = 49, ...s =
that picture because he reco . ~
artists signature - thai y
MASTER. !. - =
Art Dealer Well keep = -,
Ule31Keep what nom " ~ =
Art Dealer The fact To- - -
thinks = - signature =
ona scratched I match
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DOM PAuL's GRAVE
BY the Side of His Wife He Sleeps

By the Side OF His Wife He Sleeps In
the Cemetery at Pretoria.
Clasped to the breast Of the land he
~ struggled, Paul Kruger, the beloved
OF his people and one of the virile
forces Of his time, sleeps to-day by
the side of his wife in the cemetery
at Pretoria. Denied the privilege of
returning to South Africa after the
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There II an elm in the department
Of Ardeche, France, which II vigorous
and dourishing, though It has attained
the patriarchal age Of 708 years. Ac-
cording to oficial documents It wa
planted on the grave Of q nobleman In
the reign Of King Philip IL, about
LOO.
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servitude and the man maid who while at home in
the old country the Incarnation Of obedience
specnulness and content only requires few months in
Cities with the advantage Of reading the papers
they hands of the family listening
the Of their compatrios who have been here
longer before imbibng the principles Of liberty
we'll able hold their position they speedily
lose it and become the servants rather than the rulers
society girl is not by position and education fitted
become the wife either of poor Of rich
Is then be successful wife7 poor
and rich warned of from trying appropriate
her delicate loneliness and dainty to the embesh
ment of that home for which longs his
hearth
Nay, the isnot quite bad this our dear
society rosebuds and half opened blossoms There il
who quite short delightful
lessons teach the most inexperienced GIRL whether she
be city bred luxurious whether she bred
and unsophstcated to lay aside all her previous habits
and to acquire complete set to take up most
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like paroquets In garments which neither suit profit
them7 There is effort and anxiety everywhere and this
does not bring happiness contentment.
Dress suitably to your age, to your walk in life and
above ALL suitably to purse The tendency Is to M
too much money which might be employed greater i'd
vantage in other ways. said to young girl the Other
day, 1t matters more nowadays what you have your
head than what you have in your head.
The remedy for failure lies with ourselves If MN
the courage to face It, the standard Of daily life must
raised must think not only Of themselves they m
strive in the spirit Of the Great Master and xh
Is day-example is better than precept must resn
each and every the discipline daily toll daily mpt
thy, daily prayerfulness
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A man who II interruptions to Ger
tain extent u always uncertain to .
large extemk.