davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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cides in Cleveland recently that the
mayor concluded to try to do some
thing to stop them. SO he has appoint
ed Il commission to inquire into the
matter, to provide work for those who
are respondent on account of lack of
employment and to give friendly ad-
vice or assistance to such as need it.
Mayor Johnson, who has Il large for
tune and some time ago retired from
active business in order to devote him
self to promoting his economic and
political ideas, was an office boy in a
foundry in Louisville at twelve years
of age Il drew a salary of 50 per
week. One day one of the owners of
the foundry saw the industrious office
boy rush into the street, pick up Il bit
of iron and, returning, throw it on the
scrap heap inside. When the boy re
entered the office he said to him:
"Why did you do that, my SOM"
"NVhy, sir" said Tom, a bit embar-
raised, there was no use wasting it.
They can put it in the furnace and use
it over again"
well, | just think | can use you,
young man, in the street car business.
How would you like to come at 81 a
week."
Young Johnson accepted the five
dollar raise with alacrity.
John S. Sargent, the famous painter,
attended a banquet in New York not
long ago. He met a young lady
whom he knew very well, and she said,
"Oh, Mr.. Sargent, l saw your latest
painting and kissed it, because it was
so much like you"
"And did it kiss you in return?"
why, no."
"Then,'' said Mr.. Sargent, cit was
not like me-"
The municipal ownership sentiment
which has affected political results in
several large cities this year caused the
election as mayor of Buffalo of James
N. Adam, an ardent advocate of such
principles and a man whose wealth is
rated above the million mark. Mr..
Adam was born in the town of Pee
bles, Scotland, March 1, 1912. He at
tended school at Edinburgh until
twelve years old, when he became an
, 1906-01-03
CARL V. OF NORWAY
The Danish Prince Who Has Been
ELcntel to- II Thrnne.

Elected tn II Throne.
The first King of Norway. Prince
Charles of Denmark. has been known
as the "sailor prince" and as Norwe-
gians are famous us IL seafaring people
his love for the sea will help to make
him popular with them. 1t was report
ed at one time that if elected king he
would take the title of Haakon VII,
which would connect him in associa-
ton with the last of the vikings.
Haakon VI. who reigned in the four
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commercial career
covering half Il century. In 1895 he
was elected II member of the board of
councilmen. Owing to his familiarity
with the success of the municipal OWL
ershiQ idea in his native land Mr..
Adam became an enthusiastic support
err of the principle and as Il councilman
stood out against the disposal Of pub
lie franchises to private corporations
In 1901 he was nominated on the Dem
ocrattc ticket as alderman from Il ward
considered to be IA Republican strong
hold and was elected. party lines be-
ing d%isregarded. Two years later he
was again elected a councilman. He
was nominated by the Democrats for
mayor this fall on Il platform declaring
emphatically for municipal ownership
and was elected by IA majority of near
ly 10000. although last year. when Mr..
Roosevelt raa for president, the city
went Republican by about 10000. Mr.,
Adam is a typical Scotchman and has
been known as "A persistent and fear
less fighter for policies he believes tc
be right.
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The investigation of life insurance
companies has brought out the fact
that many of them pay very large sal
aries to their officers, and the question
has been raised whether such salaries
are iustiiable. Ebert Henry Gary,
chairman of the board of directors of
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"Twcnty inches, pleased"

The case of Eben sumner Draper,
Republican candidate for lieutenant
governor of Massachusetts in the re-
cent election, presents some unusual
aspects. Curtis Guild, Jr., the Repub-
lican candidate Tor governor, who ia
yors Il conservative revision of the tar
if by the Republicans in congress, was
elected by Il plurality of 23,1l6, while
his associate on the ticket, Mr.. Draper,
who has opposed tariff revision, was
nlnntnl -n1a Ihn En- nn
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to the counter. he GOV
-, a., a,L. W. HOCII.
man to place an assortment of them on
the counters so he could make a better
choice.
"What size do you wish, sirT' she
asked.
"Really, l don't know"
He gazed around the store for a few
seconds. Finally he said:
Can you let me have a yardstick for
IA moment?"
The saleswoman got him a yardstick,
and he placed it on the inside of his
arm from the shoulder to the wrist. and
in a few moments he exclaimed tri-
umphantly to the surprised salesWom-
an:
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has a sharp wit, and a story is told of
how IA certain young woman had the
temerity to play before him Il nocturne
that she didn't know at all well. After
ward. as she was taking leave. she said:
81 hope 10 be perfect in that nocturne
the next time we meet"
Conried bowed and laughed.
"Oh," he said, Il hope we meet before
that
II. Rider Haggard's new novel, AYE
sha,'' appeared recently. The author
claims that this is not Il sequel to
"She." but n conclusion to that re-
markable novel. 1t carries the nara
tor. Ludwig Horace Holly, and his
ward. Leo Vincey. through Il series of
hair raising adventures in the noun
tains of central Asia in quest Of the
ever elusive %reincarnated queen.
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sas. who declares that unless Amer
ica's great trusts and corporations are
controlled i'll the interests of the people
a tidal wave of socialism will sweep
Y e the country. is not only Il careful
student of sociological matters, but ell
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dent of the Federal Steel company. He
was conspicuous in the formation of
on its organization was chosen to fill
his present post.
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AYOR O NJ

who is VII y
known for his ag-
gresSiveness as a
reformer, is under
discussion now Oh
o of his cam.
paign against sui
eide. There have
honn ca chi
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founder of various industrial enter.
prises. After attending the public and
private schools of his native town. Mr..
Draper entered the Massachusetts III
stitute of Technology. He was hen fiji.
teen. He took a course in engineering
and on leaving college began work i'll
machine shops, serving in different de.
partments in various industries until
he was twenty-one, when he became a
partner in the firm of George Draper x
Sons. He is now identified with numer-
Gus corporations. He married in 1SS2
Miss Mamie BristoW, ii daughter of the
late Benjamin II. Bristow, Once secre-
tary of the treasury. Mr.. Draper was
one of the founders of the famous
Home Market club.
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The contributions of wealthy men to it's
support will render the institution more
independent of popular caprice than
ordinary theatrical enterprises.
Mr.. Conried is a man of high artistic
ambition and varied achievements: He
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New honors have come to Heinrich
Conried, director of the Metropolitan
Opera company, for in choosing him
to head the proposed National theater
the projectors of that enterprise have
expressed their confidence in him as Il
representative of the highest achieve
ments of the dramatic art. The Nation
al theater, which is to be built on a
site facing Central park, New York,
at a cost of 50, 100000, will not be a
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Former Governor Bates of Massa.
chusetts tells of a visit he paid one
Sunday to ii small colored church in
Virginia. After the usual services the
parson arose and said in a solemn
voice:
1--WE will now hab a few shot pray.
ers. Brudder Hooper. will yo' kin'ly
lead?'
Ma lead? No, subj All just dealt"
answered the brother, half awake and
half asleep.
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tional in the II
that it will receive
support from the
government, like the
Theatre Francois of
Paris and the Hof-
burg theater in Ber-
lin, but it will aim
to present only the
best productions
and maintain a high
artistic, moral and
l;+aroru rd
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-17
DESDE MOROV|S
Incsndio de un bohiO.-Pe-
rece un niho dc "A meses.
La c0setha de cafe.
FALTAN BRACEROS
La politica en- calma.
cabo Padilla. -Colegios elec.
torales. .-Mitin Ell 81.

In el harrio do Cushillr, do este
termino, ocurr,6 un ircsndio casual
y dsstruy6 ua bohio do Carmen De-
clet cue momertos antss habfA salido
una tien6a cereaua & vsndsr IN ma
hf. deisndo dos nifos 60 10 sitads e.
site de tres shos uno , el otro de es.
torce messa. Ia primerA abandon6
la essa sAlv Andose; el aegundo psrssi6
entire las llamss
Psrecs que el ineendio 10 motive
una lampsra dc aceite que ardfa en-
al sposento muy cerea & IN seto dc
| paia.
-Rsina mucha animaci6n ca el
somsreio do esta loealidad con motive
de 10 abundGnts aoseehA de cafe. e.
esssan los bracsros para los traba'
jos sgrisola , dom6atieos.
La polisiea 90 encusntrs en- IN
pc, fodo de ealma; nj una staple dia'
eusi6n. Unionistas y rspublisanos On
sompleta Armonis; 10 que demusslra
sue el pueblo 90 w edusando On loo
prineipios do alta politics, donde 90
dsbatan ideas y no pasionss.
-Muy satisfseho 20 sients sl pue.
bio do la eorrecta eondusta observa'
de- por 81 sSbo do 10 poliefa el ioven
don Erneato PAdills.
Es IN fel cumplidor de aus debs'
res , ls tusrzs & sus 6rdenss bien dis
eiplinsda eumple los suyos.
-Seg6a 90 NOS informs, este pue.
4 bio tsndr& oeho eolegios On vsz do sis'
to que hsbfan sido designados.
-Ests Comiie unionista prspara
m misin do props ganda para sl dia
q del corriante, invitando oradores
de eas capital para dieho festival po'
litieo.
Nushos unionistas desean que los
ssHorss do Diego, del vAlls, Calves,
Rodriguez y ctros correligionarios
nos honren son su presensia el dis 81 L.
| Nos Pc mitimos lamar 10 atsn, /,
ei6n del Honorable Comisionado del
terror, sssrca do 10 urgsnts nssssi.
dad de monlar el puente sn el rio
<Morovis,s en- 10 earrstera que de 6stA
sonduee & cia!es y NAnan.
i La fAlta de ess puents puede Gee.
sionar sensibl.s dssgraeiAs persona'
lee y E6fdidas do interesss.
| No haes muehos diAs que nues. +.
tros dlstinsuiG0a amigos don F6lix
C6rdovs, don Francisco Sshetlini y
don J. River ~. al vadsar el refsri.
do rio 20 vieron & punto do psescer
shogados, & no ser por 10 intsrvsn'
ei6n de dos vscinoS, que los prsataron
auxilios.
Tambi6u los seh( rss Villamil, do
] lOOmsinda en- Ia p6Cina 4el
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-17
FL FARMACEUT|CO
Traducid0 dc la revista Sane
ricah Druggist Pharmateu-
tiCal ReCord.> E, U. A,
S0LIDARIDAD
S0LIDARIDAD
El farmaceutico y sus buanas
relaclones con el medico.
Fstudio y provision.

I'll m6dic0 90 hAlla con fssousrcia
inelinado. eonstrshido easi, & psdir
ipformss del farmse6uiico, euyo he
ehn ssfA Admitido sin rsssrvAs por 10
fseultad m6dieA. Q ii2ks no sea sl
mediso mai iluatrado cue hsee Les
consular; Rsro es eierto que sl que
las hass es Quisn mas 90 aprovseba Q
de los conoaimisntoa o sugsationss
cue ls somunisa oil f4rmAc6ntteo, por
poser la eapseids msnsal para apli
carlos en caaos diferentss, que On ID
prAosisa osurren con f,ssuencia.
Por otra parts, no todo gradua
do On fsrmssia es sompft tents para
resolver lss dudas del m6dIeo, y por
Ssta causa prtc!iA rsformAr algo les
asignstura. que sursa sl tarmAsea Nj
co. para que todoa los que { lA far
maeia SO dsdiaan puedan On 10 iaturo
eoopsrAr con sl mediso; 10 q 10 .hora
supple el gsnio y los sstadioa partieu
lares unidos & IL ptA,ticA diAria on
10 bot'ca, debsra suplirlo On graz
parts 10 essusls.
FL fsrmsc6ntico del tuturo deberI
AGA 2arar todos los eonoeimientos de-
Qufmiso fabfisants, para irdepsndi
xarss pcr complsto do ests tlmo J
podsr dsr una opinltn tecnieA eusndc
SO IL pidAn do muchos RENE dos Qus
llsgan diariamente & "a eatA bl coimien,
to ain mas Recommendation que un nom
hre mas 6 menos rstumbAnts y uns
rotulstA llamAsiva.
Es indudabIs que oil tArmAc6utier
del faturo tsndr& que poser niue hfsi
mos m&s eonocimisntos que oil actual
no tan solo Esra poder Eatiafaser lei
eonsultAs del me iieo, como as ha di
eho autss, sino 10 de sus pArroquia
nos, puss & msdida que 10 comunidas
ss i|ustrs, ma, sunde el eapfsitu d,
Ind gaasl6n. y sispdo una botisa STEM
pre- mas accessible que oil N s iico, ,
por ende mueho mGs popular, natu
raj es qua el tsrmse6uiiso SEA cad,
veg mar oil n3mbre do consulta de
pueblo, ysa bosiea sea 10 MEGA d
euansos tlsnen ts en- los m cdic am sntoI
que en- ella 50 ex Sendsn.
Tens por nsassidAd que ANIL
darie los estudios del tArmaeeu
tIeo q Las fx'gsneiAs y adelanto
dc 10 6aoes, psra cuyo efsoto % indls
pensable ur a ampliAci6n do los Asip
natura', y praciicA On los hospitales
para poder asrvir Al pd olieo con tod
10 seguridal del que conoca proton
dsmenie "a PR f,ai6n, y con los sspti
mien;os humanitarios do squsD, On
aiu perder dc vista Sd negocio, desc,
Aliviar los padseimisctos do ls hums
nidAd dolIsnte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-17
GARTA5 DtTEHIDA!

Continuation de iEs eartsI detsni
0ss "a % administFaeon de eorreoa ds
IS cludad, qGs em}eEsmss & publ
cal Ysrl
e Tex 3or O VIZ, Pesronila Pa
dills Evsris1o Psrsx. Ave.ino EllaAr.
do PIrlsls, Migasl ParlA, Avslino
Porl:la, Jost8as Porra.s, Aguatir
PorIsla, Marc 90 PrchAn, PlEslds
Z Id mes
Ramona Ramos, EIr's 10 R!re6n
Juan Rivera Fabriciano N. Rodri
gutz
y .laes SAnabFis Ad.lA Sc lch,s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-17
BURLAS Y VERAS
I'm diaIogo cOgidO al vuelo,
Pomposu manifesto de los
repubIicanos dc Ponce,
NUEvA JkUIA
NUEvA JAUIA
Adoquinado, jardines, alcan'
tarillas, muelles, Was de CO.
municacl0n. .-Anunclos.

HAS visto el mAnihesto que sn
Ponce ha publlcado Domensehs? Dice
que 90 propone eshsr el rssto, ai triun.
70 en- las tuluras eleeeionsa. y todos
srh .lamos q 10 10 sshs. iCikntss In ..
novAslonss Va q introdueir en- cuanto
llegus 81 pus.to do alcalde
--Por sunussto. Mas. 5uo &C.
|f&1 anuusios? Ne pareee que ofrece
dsmasiado easndo cf-esc Poncs ado
q uinar do cAbo q rabo. Y1 ese pre-
yssto Alabo, y Ia opinion 10 aplaude y
10 eelabrs. Pero ls6mo podra llevar-
10 & eabo On los rabos del Buey y 10
Culsbra? No logearA sua hnea.... y
| 40 ssrz por talts do Adc quines.
-TAmhieu sumentA,a. ssgda pro
mete. 81 nj zero dc faentea iardineH,
& mas, dc IN periquete, hasisndo
asi, de Ponce nm gran Versalle-, lie
nara de ftondosas arboledss las pla'
zas y Les GALES. 20 e 90 eat? dNc
to qusdAs llsno de ascmbro, admirs.
ei6n y paamo? Yo, ante tal perspes.
tivs, me enluaiasmo|
-lSlemprs foe gran persona Do
msneshsI 10 liera Dios que del triurt ,
90 aprovsehs! 10 iisra Dlos que nos
sAlvs de 10 ruins, que prospere 4 sus
knehas y psleehsl Ah! su adminis.
trssI6n ssrk tsmosa. Lo dem&s.... 60
pampiinl; Quiero decir pImplina..++
& otrE c0sa.
-Pondra un flco volliico en eada
slquins, y 4 mas, uu urirarIo, y le,
por buen copdncto, que dotarA dc m
f tro nj seueducio, para que oil veein.
dario sonsume sgua f't'adA y, si 90
gosible, hsladK Tendremos an red
dc Alcantarillas, una red insrineada,
como no hty otra iguAl on las AMI.
Has. Y hSra un muel,e
-Ma gattA sse pre- grsmA. SMsa
ii luego reau 10 que 90 cSmams tanta
y tanta promesaS
RI BuenA co cas- M0As1,r nunca
fAltA & una prcmsaa Es hQmb. o ms
formal y muy Eeriots.
SeRd dice, las Alles dc Ia Plays
rsllsnArA de ripio y do cAsoote, ten
diendo Asi, de paso, 10 tArrsys, & fir
do psseAr votos.
~ivayal lvAysl Busno es Mr.
Nofafar, bueno, buenC Tn 10 plays
IendEemos uu rsllero do eASsole y dt
ripic
son sas <lse,aracionsa do prin
elpiCs. Peso au gran proyssto es, Air
disputa 3 guua. de grandillmo etseso
Oh msdlda bet elsa, oportunA rem
pa en- il oIlo sl pueblo y AlgAzRra &c
sntusiasmo c0rre entre las gsnteGl ! EI
euAnto empr Il ! 10 AleAldsicL vAra so
primitA ipso facto, lAs pAIentsal Lll
patsntes odiosas y odiadAs que lisnsr
lal gsntes desolAdAal Leoeae q 10
ahuso poner coto, Ante esA persr 60
tiva dqui61 no exsiAmN iCuense Mr.
MQfs.far con mi votoy
-EGc6ch lms oh Slmplieiol Mu
eho, mucho 40 Adults y hsy genGe gu,
sc escamA con tAnliGiao A1uuslo. 5l
si resulta que TODD Sc reduce a un,
IcAmamA? Yo az ms 10 ma lcio
Sc llsvsrA PAteIa IanIs y IAntl
ilHSt6n. por do conia 10, pueu oil Quu
musho abArca POGO AprietS 49,. y Do
msneehs AbarsA dsmARiAdo.
Su&rn7 da MnEa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-17

Manuel Sinsr6n, Manuel Alvarez aan
th j. Ran6n Santiago, ElletAnA San
titA, Arbsrla Santos, Ricardo Sambo
lin, Hazsl sIrthM, lIAbsl sossrs,
Hsnry G, srA4eh EGliA Trinidad,
LarrosA YiOsepPi, Juan SAlA, Enri
Quata HierrA,
Pedro Vazlues, JoIe VlllAnusya,
RAm6n Vidal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-17
De NAGUABO
La pr6xima cOseChl de az1'
car. La instalaCi6n de la
Central "Esperanza".
UN ENIGMA
No les salieron bien los calcu'
los a los colonos. Dos al
hajas hipicss.
UN ENIGMA

La pr6x ma eoAecha azueArerA 10
preaentA bAio los msioseS suspieioa.
Las eafias, al bien suttisron ago con
10 sec aia de los meass Go Janio. Julio
y Agosio, on los siguisotas han tcma
do IN desA 'rolo propo do estos ts-
racisimos terrsnos.
La central <Esperanzas o. una
veydaders aspsr& zaparx este pueblo;
an instslacl6n ousdsrS terminIda muy
en brsvs, q iuzgAr per l&a maQuina
rias detsmbArcsdaa, IS indudAhle que
terminals, no tsndra gus euvidiar or
nsd& 4 Las msi1rss tActorfAs de Ia
ialE
"a San CrIsi6hAl Sugar Co ,
lAmbl6a introduce msioras on au'
apAraior, Ia loeomotorA de eats
central n1s d. DIR 50 bocIna reeo
rriend0 nuetsroi wales.
L do este nos demuestr& progrssc
induJAble; psro 90 umaments rAro 10
ous IRE con Ia production do In Ill
tlm9 ztfrR y esperamas que personaA
con mas eompsbenciA que nosOtrov,
nos expl'q len 10 que loa eolonos 10
reaulta M enigma.
Las ca1as, no huenaR sino regula
res. daban 8 hoo2yss por cusrds. &
seal 50 quiutAles do azdsar molidas
90. los Autiguos spsrasos iamAIq limos,
cuyA exNAesi6n no pAsAbA de pS.
SC6mo Sc antiends que ca 10 Central,
con csfIas aemhrsdas en terenos may
trAcas y eultlvAdSs con esmsro, su
pro iucai6a no hAya patado de rs q 81
ltnlAleA cAdG cusrda, 6 sea cSsi In
mtad del peso produeido Artsrior
msass, nnaotrcs en,onttsmoS 10 81
guiente tjrmuls;
6p.s so %. p.S:x-il.66
Qaioislss gus dsbierA producir.
TeogAse en- eusnts, que 10 denai.
da3 del guAsago no bai6 ds 8 grades
dursats toda ID zAfra..
--Ssgdn notlaiAs fdedignAs, Ia
FAiirdo Sugar Company y In miams
Central Esaaranxa pronto leaderAr
sus linsAa fstreas por nusAIraS exMn
sAs sabsaaA sn h1saa dc lA dulse o.
a.. Asoma SO aus tsnt&.ulcs terreos
east ca las ibsrAs de nuestro ric
blAvc), Ia sHunAcAo Sugar CompApys
CeaicAl que heoeisiA & suS eolonoJ
Goa g Ayuda ds ID recolece on y trans
porte ds Ia cana hlHtA 10 romano. M
dudamos Qla 10 HompeAenciA entrl
estos dos gr&ndes esnsros industriAle
m.jorAIA las o ndisioncs del colono
pAlAbr& que en- sl indIca asrvIdumbre
SIS ensusntrA grAvemsnte erter
ms la grs,l9sA y aim patieA Maria
his do naeEsso Querido amigo doI
Joae D. Aelsndez. Hacemos f.rvlsn
tss vots por lA a ud d. tan buenl
amg.
Sc hAllan ca Ssu JIRn los AeAu
dAlAds propislarlos y comerciAnte
de tEtA loealidAd Mnores Caro-
GAllardo, quispes lea hA llevAdt
81 el deiA insaAlsdAS aus nifIAs OF
loS ooegi1s dorde cursAn asIudioa.
Los i5vsnes mAce ltisol Mf
Fea CstGFineu J La Rosa han obIeni
do un gran ez to sn los exSmsnes d
prusbA para IsrmInsr 50 carrerA Ls
fslisitAmos.
Los cab lllos sDianAs y .G ID
e preparan para .lAs pr6AimAs 90
lrert&A ca ess HIp6dromo.
Sale para FAiar1o en- propA
gan le poiil!cA de ~ pArtIdo, el Le 10
don Ramon Rodriguez G 1nza ez, ora
dor do A,sos vusloa Serk un triunf
mAI cue - sdlrA loa yA oLtsnid
On lA triblna
CORES PONSAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-17
Suarez do Mota.


VAesnts ID plaza do Oisial de
Sanidad Dc eAle Eueblc dotAda con e.
ruedo auua de novecieatos tae00l do
liars, los Shores me1ieos que deseen
oPtAr 4 81 deEsmptA), sc ssrvll en-.
War aus solioiiudeS e''s AleAldfk,
Naunabo 8 do O;Iubrs l 906
ALToSO DlsD1ER
3 5v.at. AsAlde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-17
NI[AGROSO DFSQBRINIFNTO

For M sg6 San Juan 10 Nsgosa sspesad rAno
e u Alberto pzEo de NApo cus hsr
hss mne de 10 lndis desues prondo edo sohrs Las an
meosoes VenerAs Ahea he
men no oo sin baser del spfma
sosa eopirada por uso de dhs uSsns Atamento a. ssns
so ss formulas on purmep vegetables On soo
nt'n hsrbas medcnaeS de poras han edo
sS@rdos un invo misgroo de odss M al
termedades dc les Was urinarAs d Smhos sexos,
ri msgroso ROOB % I'M gran msdamso sa..ro mar.
ossrneaion % Iodo baao fo
onooA On e'iado normal bre de TODD
para eVissr 10 reproduction de tsrrbe Tanieno
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-18
YOUNG REEVES ON THE IsTHMUs
South Dakota Boy of II Said to Be
making Good =:

.,EkMlLLlON, s.. D.-For pluck and determi-
nation Harrison S. Reeves of this city stands in
tne front ranks At the age of II he finds him
the Panama canal. 7'To -
In letter to his parents the young sanitary
IN inspector says that life the sthmus is not
80 unpleasant as he had expected The Ameri-
cans who are being sent to Panama are all
very, congenial. The only drawback thus fnr
e H Hear Work FURNISHED rns1 BY ~ to
OF the workingmen seeing that they are kent
IN proper condition looking for symptoms Of
to the hospital all that are afflicted with dis,
ease IN any way. This latter part Of the work
h Is the hardest as. the native workers seem to
trea tnent - "'n1'"A 'a @!ee, anu
Arrangements are being made by the citizens
public reception shortly after hts arrival in the
city to take charge of affairs at the state uni
verslty It is the intention TO- prove to the
general that vermillion, citizens intend to- mt
their shoulder to the wheel and boost for the
institution as they never have before. 80
slty has Just returned from Chicago, where he
spent the summer at the University Of chi
cago: He gave much time in investigating Labor
conditions in the clearinghouse district, but does
not say much regarding his discoveries and the
sanitary conditions at the plants at present, ow-
Ing to the fast that he has been engaged to
journal. He found sanitary conditions in some
Departments very bad. while others would pass
At; the dnnua1 Methodist conference to be held
next month Vermillion will bid for the 1907
meetlngs",h the Invitation. is accepted, which
seems likely, it will bring to the state univer-
sity the largest church, gathering ever held
here. The conference will also be asked to re-
turn Rev. A. c. Shepard, to vermillion for his
=. At the: Methodist church in this city Sunday
the congregation had the pleasure Of listening
t. wae by nsh9p b.Son o ID
will return to that country next November. ..