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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-12-11
CIRCULO hero AME
RICANO.
UniVersidad de Lehigh
MlGmbrOs fuadadOres

En- dOnde quiera que elementos latinoE
Sc reunen, y con ellos, hijos de Puerto Ri.
co, parece que levantanse anBiosoB de de
mostrar 10 que son y valen.
No esta gufada por 81 irismo esta afr.
maci6n: con orgullo puede decirge que eD
donde quiera que uu joVen estudiantf
puertorriquefio iDgreSa, es honra para su
pais y Sus maestros.
J6venes despiertos, estimulandose al
verse preteridOs moralmente por su propia
tierrs.
En- la universidad de Lehigh, ,hSnse
matriculadoB dos puertorriquefos.
Arriba compatriotasl-dij6ro una
sOciedad form6se bsjo las siguientas bases:
cart. 10. FL nombre de esta Sociedad
sera "Cfrculo Ibero Americana de la Uni
versidad de Lehigh'.
Art 20. Ell objeto primordial de ests
Sociedad ser6:
1 El atraer y unir en- lazos fntimoB de
amistad y companerismo todos los miems
bros de Ia colonia Hispano americana del
las ciudades de Bethlehem y South Beth
lehem y miembroB de esta univerBidad, u
hacer de un conjunto hetereog6neo; UNI
cuerpo homOg@neo y undo.
II Promover y fomentar el adelanto
intellectual, moral y'social de Bus miembrOs
facilit&ndoles para clio los medios m6r
adecuados.
III Darles la debida representation
ante Ell cusrpo de profescres = estudiantes
de la universidad, y ante Ia sOciedad en-
general.
Art. 8 . Todo miembro activo debera
ser, Segdu 10 anterior, Espanol 6Ibero
Americana.
Actualmente es presidente de dicha
asUciaci6n ell joXep don Manuel T. Salda
ma, hijo de PueGt6T Rico.
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PNABRASD DEL 'BUF
faIo NueVa York
CourIar"
! gOhIernO De los EstatOs JnidOs
-afiIma-n0 esta OrgaRizadO para
administrar justiGia a paises sx-
trangeTOs

Un editorial del Buffalo N. Y. Cour
lar" dice da este modo:
"Seg1u dice un prominenta corresponds
de Washington, es 50 opinion que cual
,quiera foTma que tomen nuestras relacio
ues con Cuba cualquier medic que EN-
pleen los Estados UnidoB para pergeveral
allf el orden, no iufuiran en- que Cubs
entire jam6s & formaT parte de las relacio
ues y asuutos de IL Repdblica americans
demaaiado ocupada ahora por FiIipinas
Guam, Puerto Rico, = Ell mismo Hawaii. =
"Buen cuidado tendr6 Ia presente ad
ministraci6n de evitar esto, 81 toma lai
Iecciones de la experiencia, de no adqui
rir mas dependencies coloniales"
El gobierno de los Estados Unidos NJ
estd organizado propiamente para legislal
? adminiatrar justicia exacts, 4 paises ex
trangeTos. ....-...
"LoB asuntos de Cuba estan causandc
al gobierno de Washington cuidado J
apreensi6n." Il
'sAlgunos Green que los disturbios ter
minarian con la anexi6n; pero los hon.
bres de estadO, practicos inteligentes, de
ben temer los males que vendrian BeguFa
mente de ests union polftica.'
"Am6riCa ha dado pruebaS de ser mals
c0lonizadora en- el exterior.
La assimilation benevola", hace tempe
que ha probado su inefcacia. "
"Las Filipinaa fueron cOnsideradas Co
mo un puesto de defensa nacionaI; ahora
Be miran como un sitio de alarma 6 invita-
ci6n de ataque."
''El Hawaii, aunque SO le ha concedidc
el gobierno territorial con un deIegado Al
|CongreSo, sc est6 entregandO r6pida y pc
ligrosamente al Jap6n."
ola extension de nuestrs soberanfa ha
cia las islas no nos ha traido benefcio: 90
10 disgustOs y no poca suma de descr6di
to-"
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Ia EXPOSITION de
Jamestown en- 1907
OOCe gEupOs con I47 CIasss de pro
duCtOs pOdran scr instaIadOs sT
las eXhibiCiOneS.
Los sEhIhldOTes dsbsFdn pr0ssRtlr pianos Dc SUI
lnstaIaGIOnOs J una m6dGa suma los ssrd co
hrada pOr Gada sspaCIO.

IN extraCto del Reglamento para Ia
admission de artfCulos que han de exhibir-
50 en- la Expoaici6n de jamestown, hemos
recibido contiene instrucciones para los
que deseen concurrir al citado concurso.
Para la installation de exhibiciones Sc
ha adoptsdo ura classification dividida so
10 grupos y Bubdividida On lat cIaseB,
que cOmprenden desde Historic hasta mi.
mas y metarhulgfs. Ell grupO de manufac-
turas artes liberales comprende ST. cla-
ses 81 de agriculture, 16 ~
La Compafifa de la Exposition expedi.
ra cuatrO claseH de diplomas; medallas de
ORC, de plata, de bronco y mencion homo.
rf6ca. -.. ..~~ -...-.. -.,
Las ofcinas principales est6n instaIadas
en- Norfolk, Va, Estados Unidoa el CO.
miSionado especial para la America latinB
es ell Sr. N. V6lez Goiticoa.
Un plano descriptive de Ia expoiCi6n
de- Jamestown, Hampton -Virgi-
MIA" acompaf1a el refsrido reglamento, en
el cual Sc anuncia que el certamen be abri-
ra en- Abril 26 de 1907, durante Ia expo
Eici6n hasta 30 de NOviembre del mismo
afio.
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OTICIAS De ARROYO
Las ohras de dsfensa del TiO.
A.Hy sn hreye Sc pToSsdsIi Il aTTsgl0 q los G.
miaOs VsGIRaIss De d IuTlsllcGltR.
(De nNeatro eorresponaal. ]


Diciembre -segdn nos ha informs.
do 81 Sr. Alcalde, 81 dia "a de los corrien.
tet, De- pagarS todos los emplsados muni
cipales fin de Que manejen aua checkes
puedan rendir, en- eBa noche, culto ls
tradici6n.
Egt6n de enhorabuena.
Se encuentrs en- cate pueblo, el inge
micro ST.. Andino, realizando trabajos que
se relacionan, con las obrRs dc defenBa del
rio.
En- el pI6ximo mes de Enero, Sc tras
ladaran las ofcinas municipales de eate
pueblo, q 10 casa pTopiedad del Mnnicipio
Dicha casa, juzgar por las iniciatiyal
del alcalde, sera arTeglada conveniente
mente, y on ella sa instalar6n todaB lai
ofcinaa que Sc relacionan con Ia admins
TRACTION local.
Ha sido muy sentido On este pueblo,
81 teaslado del Bargento de la P. I. Sr.
Erasmo Torres, que comandaba este pueB
to.
-Bueno Berfa que Ia poliCfa de este
puesto, 90 dedicaTa de vez en- cuando, en
denunciar les duefios de los animalel
que andan Eealengos por el pueblo, & fir
de que 90 corrigiera 81 abuse que actual
mente existe en- esta poblaci6n.
Cuando mas distFaidO anda uno, poT
Ia calle, en- lugar dc tropezar con alguna
persona, SO encuentFa con aIg6n cerdo 9
cabro, que Sc pasea orondo y satisfecho,
como 81 las GALES 90 hubieran compueBto,
para ellos pasesr por elias.
Durante Ia ausencia, del Sargentc
EraBmo Torres, que SO encuentTa en- Goa
mo, en- uso de su icencia, esta 81 frente de
la fuerza de ests puesto 81 inteligente po.
licfa insular, Ramon Carlos.
En- 81 corto periodo de su mando, todoa
loB asuntos poliCiacOs, han maFOhado con
exquisite correction.
- Muy en- breve, ge proceder6 81 ARE.
glo de los caminos veCinales de esta juris.
dicci6n.
Dos famiIias mas, honran Ia bugna
soCiedad de este pueblo, SON: Ia de Mr..
Pope, professor de Ingl6s, J ls de D. Juan
". Lopez, professor graduado.
Sc nota gran animaci6n en- este pue-
bio, para las fiestas de Navidad, Bobfe
todo, pareCe que algdn dinero CORE, puer
tanto las tiendas dePulperfs como de mer-
Cerfa de los Sres BiasCochea Fernandez,
no degcansan, vendfendo sug articulos con
bastante abundancia.
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Ell prObIema de Ia dlGha.

FL libro con ese tftulo publicado por Ia
casa editora de Aubanel Fr6Fes de Avig'
non, Frsncia, es interesante.
Forma un bonito voldmen de 200 pSgi.
mas en- octave con un precio de frances.
Es Ia primera vez que este ''problema''
tan importante para la humanidad, SO ira
to de resOlver tai vez por que sea Ia pri-
mera vez que SO intente.
DeSpu6s que tantoB autoreB han aborda-
do la question con mas menos buen EXT
to, parecia temerariO que sc la volvieEa &
tratar de nuevo. La lectura del libro de
M. Paul Combes prueba que clio es posi-,
bic. Ell tema aparece completamente re
novado por Ia manera como su autor 10
considers.
En- lugar de una felicidad ideal, ut6pi
que Ia mayor paTta de los fil6sofcs han
visto, este escritor moralista, con arte esen-
cialmente positive y pr6cticO, describe / !
vida de cada dia y muestra sin difcultad
como la legftima dicha que podemos espe-
rar ac6 abajO, es realizable en- tOdas Las
situacioneH.
IOdO eJ naWndO enContrar& en- este libro
passjes Rplicables q todaB Las circunstanI
cias de Ia vida, al efecto de lograr Ia MAJ
yor suma possible de felicidad.
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Having to vacate his present location on
the Marina, the undersigned offers for sale
his large stock of new and second hand
goods, as follows for cash
Three iron safes in good condition.
Contractors supplies, Anvils, Vises, Grow
Bars, Chain of all sizes, Spikes, Nails,
Galvanized iron, Jack Screws, Etc.
Manila Cordage of all kinds and sizes,
Wire cable, Pulley Blocks, Anchors, Cars,
Canvas and Oakum, Tar Pitch, Oil, Paints,
Etc, Mule and Horse Shoes, Tarred Felt
Roofing paper, Blacksmith tools, Army
beds, new and second handy, creOsOted
piles, twelve sets of new platafOrm scales,
weighing 800 to 1000.
Hand trucks, Wheelbarrows, Wagon
Wheels, and general assortment of arti-
Gles too numerous to mention.
In addition to the above, the buildings
now on the premises are offered for sale.
JOHN -CLOY.
P.O. Box 6S8 San Juan Pto. Rico.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RIGO
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.
BIENEs INMUEBLEs.

sUBAsTA PUBLICA. BIENEs RMUEBLEs.
En- Sub Cectur de Renas Iptenas de Paas d 10 Dembre
10
da los bne reOnados6 de los cubr
embags haber
cbucon Vendas los dpOne Ley Rem
tss Intepa& ~
PROPIETARIOs Description POpead ContrbudOnes gtOs
aprOximadOs
PRIATERA SUBAsIA
iermoA Alvarez cuerda barrioM M
deal ezpedientl
FL pOpedad debe depa efvO
Yenda
pdad due
Patilas
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ANALIsIs
COMPosICIoN QUIAIICA
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--Por haber prestado fanza fueron ex
carcelados de Ia cdrcel de AguadilIa loa
individuoS Pablo Miranda FranciscC
Medina.
-NicOmedes Maldonado fu6 reducido
Z prisi6n en- Guyana pOr delitO contrs
Ia iusticia. <
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TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT OF PoRFo RICO
.sUBASTA PUBLICA.
BIENEs INMUEBLEs.

sUBAsTA PUBLICA BIENEs INBaUEBIlEs.
En- Ia Cecua de Rentas de San da 19 dc Dbrs de
1906
raaGOnados
ddo
Contnbuciones vndas
PRoPIETARIOs Description PrOpd Contributions gAOs
aproximadoA
PRIMERA sUBASTA. -
asa,dem
en- 9 bsrrod e
g Succession Andrade dedica
Un solar tuadO en- e de
K
FRANCESCA ]. a
Una de MADEIRA atechada de pja
K en- @ BarnO
acasad aderat de
e n emo Q CeIstino And
rhode se6oTuco sanucs. {
Valentn x q
en- ba en- Eanturc
Puedep deales exFedientL
ue suhatada
PutOic1
(Firmado PONTEs) Collector.
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L1NRA FRRRRA DEL oEsTE

TtinerariO.--salidas de Bayam6n y Capt.
70 simultaneamente.
DiaB laborable- aliana 8, 7.O5, BC
9.45 11.OO. Tardo 12.15, Las, B.16. 4.85, 5.4t
DiSS fostivOs.-Manana 8, 7.O5, $50, 0.4l
y 100 TardS 1915, 1.BO, S.BO, $50, 4.SG
6.45 y $50. @
Bi1lotS baFatOs para d1as festivOs. De
CRtafiO Bayam6n, ida y vuelta IL r ass
90-25 - case SO-l8. De Bayam6n O .aiiC
10 y vuelta II Class S0-15, ~ clas0 90 4.
BillOtS OTdinariO de Capital Cat - On
81 Clasa a & CantavOg. N-
Bayam6n, 10 de SOptiSmbrs de f. Ra.
mon Valdea.
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AYI SO

Teniendo que trasladar su residen'ia dc
Ia Marina; ell abajo fiTmado ofTece en- ven
ta su gran acopiO de los siguientes Objetoe
tanto nuevos como de segunda mano, al
contado.
Tres cajas de hierrO en- buen estado, sur
lido en- yunques, tOrnillos, barras pie de
eabra, cadenas de tOdos tamafiOs, espigO-
nes, C avOs, hierrO galvanizado, gatos cor.
naquis.
COrdages de Manila de todas classes y Ia
mafiOs, cable de a'ambre, motones, anclas,
remos, Iona y estopa, alquitran y PEI, acei-
to, pinturas herramientas para mulas y
caballos, papel de f1ltrO embreadO para
techo, herramientas para herrerOs, camas
para el ejercito [nuevas y de segunda ma
nO1, estacas creosotadas, ,12 juegOs de roma
mas para plataforma de peso de 600 a ,0OO
lb., carretones de una rueda, ruedas para
earrOs y un gran surtidO de artfculOs de
alta menci6n.
Anadiendo 8 10 expresado que Ia casa
misma en- que Sc encuentran los enaTradoe
artfculos, Sc ofrece igualmente en- venta.
JOHN CI4OY.
P. o. Box 6S8. San Juan, P. R
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Precio. flo .aae. Precio flo.

complete Gel e) pant6n gratis
2do ~ dollars de dollars
medic
Ser. superior orto) dollars de p dollars
panal6n.
superior premados para
aprOvechar supl d tempo
durad poootiempo
Para mayor dHot Ipglats depues de las 5
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Tres perrOS que teDfa en- 81 "Parqde"
81 senior Filippi fuerOn mnertos en- Ia no.
che del viernes por los empleadoH de sani-
dad encargados de ese servicio. Els 6 ande
81 n6mero de canes sacEifcados desde ese
dia y va go ven muy pocos pululando por
las Gales
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TRFE8TRT DRPE RTMFNT on PORTO RTCN
sUBAsTA PUBLCA.
BIEN Es INMUEBLEs

LOiza da IS
quefu
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PROPIETARIOs Description / PrOpiedad ContrrbucOnss
PRINIERA sUBAsTA.
Cubuy
1casate
IA stas d q bari Cubuy
de
TIA enel barrod de Cubuy
9cuerdas
sias en- e barroC
81
|lao Iebron de cued Cubuy.
Flores
Puerco
iigino Jimne de epiay1 3Icurdas
tassn cubuy ~ 2zu
detaeS
la
iguiens verified uertoRco, 1906
(FirmadO) anehez-sub-COlecOr.
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SENALI BANlERk ROlAI...
GALLE DEL CRIST0 NBMERO 2.
ANlSO lMPORTANTE
N0ofa RUEGO AL PUBLIGO DE TOMAR NOVA QUI
F9TOD0 COMPRADOR RECIBIRA UN REGALO IEl
0YZoSQ Ell AGTO DE LA C0MPRA
GAILE DEL CRIST0 NBMERO 2.

Yandespk ale d Champagne p q 26 Bruse BSg
parcpar p6b desphe del fminto padres
grand lahos Ververs Bgcal
heredero toda Ia fabra connendo fortuna
8SS inmensa de meTeaderas
Tempo de padres mandaron Puerto Rico
E canidad de funda ALI de
pra ha Podido efuaro el director ha querdo
Bgca Este arreglo
To- adisas tsmgee s yo s Il aes b. sa
las 6ses1 agsovsoha i 'egal6a
ca director
disposition del pGbco local siuado Gale del Cto
clS 2.
- de alta novedad primera ass
fantasia, abEadS dagOna
ss s int ' s.Ss Dc @ . Po B8 10 Is @ % s s @ s. @ sa.n9
on rsgsssp @ 94 sa d ts n . e vaoF 8 g T. + so9 @ until
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MlIClnnR GENERlI

6oNsEIo A LAS MADRES.- jarabe eaIntsnte de
Ia Sci wa Wnslow debe sarse sempre que los nnos
en- & rodo de IA dentici6n. Proporcona aiyo Immediate
al pequeno pacente produce sleno natural ranquo
avia e door el angelic despierta muy viVo aegre
Es muy agradabe al paadar, cama IL nino, ablanda ss
encas aVia dolores hace fdees las unciones del
est6nsgo regua los intestinos. Es e mejor remedo
conodo para daea va provenga esta de Ia denteion
de euaqueTa otra Tengase mueho cidado ped
81 tlarabe Calmante de IA Sonora Wnslow es el mejo
De todos.
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as well as not be fed by their parents.
but their parents. either to get rid OF
the bother of setting places for the
children at their own tables, or thru
a sordid desire to get as much as pos
sible from the state for nothing. send
them to the schools to be fed at public
cost. In many cases, too, these bene-
ticiaries are precisely those who most
neglect their classes and their studies
In brief, the system is largely main
tanned for the benefit of the least
worthy. and is pretty direct incentive
to and promoter of constructive pau
perism. The system is being urged in
several of the greater American cities
The relative naval strength of
country is at present measured by the
number of its first-class battleships.
Tried by this test, the powers rank,
SAYS w. S. Meriwether, in Harper's
Weekly, as follows: Great Britain, SO;
France, 10; Germany, 16: Italy, 10; the
United States, II; Russia, Z; Japan, o.
The recent war deprived Russia of her
place as third in the list. Armored
cruisers are reckoned next to battle
ships in effectiveness. In this type Of
warship the powers have this rank:
Great Britain, "a; France, 10; Japan,
s; the United States, 6; Italy, 6; Ger
many, 4; Russia, 3. The test of tom
mage, including all warships, gives the
following result: Great Britain, L.
5376s2 tons; France, 614,045; Germany,
415,S24; the United States, SS6,42S;
Italy, 261,411; Japan. 253,4 01; Russia,
226.7S0. In all the tests Great Britain,
it is perceived, is easily first, her food
supply and very existence as an i'm
perial power depending upon her
strength at sea.
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Iowa Newspapers
.4D>e>>eS~es
MoLsBERRY AT HOME.
[Wapello Tribune.l

For our part, we believe that we in
Louisa county owe it to ourselves to
our consciences and to our country, not
to support any man merely because he
is Louisa county man. We ought not
to put forward one of our own citizens
If his political record and his public
views are such that we would not sup
port him if he lived in another county.
Senator Molsberry has been treated
we'll since he came to Louisa county,
having been in office about eleven
years out of thirteen. But we do not
lay this up against him; we only men,
ton it to show that the republicans of
the county are now entitled to treat his
candidacy soberly ON it's merits.
Last summer when Senator Mols-
berry made his pilgrimage to Burling-
ton to ask Mr.. Blythe if he might run
for congress, we expressed ourselves
in very plain terms. For our part we do
not want Mr.. Blythe to name our cam
didate for congress in this year of
Roosevelt. 1t is known that Mr. Mols-
berry is satisfactory to Mr.. Blythe, and
to the railroads and corporations of
Iowa, and in the present condition of
public affairs this ought to cause every
thinking man to stop and consider.
The railroads wanted to make New
Jersey out of this state, and to make
Iowa the home of watered stock COR
porations. Senator Molsberry was
chosen as their champion and intro
duced his famous railroad merger bill"
and this bill could have become law
if Governor Cummins had not vetoed
it. The railroads wanted to defeat the
primary election law, and Senator
Molsberry was found fighting in the
front ranks against the proposition to
give every voter in the state fair and
equal chance to name his party candi-
dates. He favored the continuation OF
the boss system. Senator Molsberry
is also directly at variance with the
wishes of great majority of the re-
pubiicans of the county as to the cleo
ton of United States senators. He is
opposed to electing them by direct
vote of the people and made flaming
speech against it, in which he is report
ed to have said that the federal con-
stitution was never amended but aonces
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Topics Of the Times

The question, what is wfldcky?" is
now agitating London. 1t might be
referred to Professor Wylie, who says
is is mostly burnt sugar, alcohol and
tobacco juice.
It is rule in Australia that speeches
in Parliament must be reported YER
batim. The printed record OF the ses-
sion concluded last Christmas ran to
twenty-six volumes, or about six mill
lion words The Australian legislature
out -Morgans Morgan.
Senator Depew is isaid to be prepar-
ing to go to Paris for an indefinite
stay. Notwithstanding that the ex-
tradition treaty is still in force between
the two republics.
A. G. Hales, the wor correspondent,
writing in "Lindon Opinion and To-
Day. on the unequal talent to be found
in the house Of commons, tells story
he heard of coxcomb who was once
mistaken for Bernard Shaw. He and
Mr.. Shaw were once in the same Turk
ish bath, lying on slabs with towels
over their faces The attendant came
along and touched the coxcomb on the
shoulder. Ready. Mr.. Shawl" he said
The coxcomb bounded to his feet. all
aglow with pleasure at being mistaken
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for a man of intellect. After he had
been rubbed down he gave the attend
ant half a sovereign, for so full was
he of the pride that goeth before a
fall. AS he turned to go he said: "Er
my man-er-what made you mis-
take me for eBrnard Shaw" The at
tendant grinned "Er-well. sir, you
Yes, we are going to move to
escape housekeeping.
And so are we. If / must confess 1t
myself, think it will take the new ten
ants two weeks to get rid of all the
rubbish we are leaving behind.
THE same here. Our house will need
d mop and soap from cellar to roof.
BY the way, where are you going?"
mo. 915 l. street"
what? Why, that is where we are
leaving"
We'll, declare! Where are you go
ingas"
mo. III b street"
why, that's where we are leaving"
Great Scott"
Gee whizz!"-Chicago News.
The results of inquiries into the Par
islam plan of giving free lunches to
school children, made by the Municipal
Journal of London, do not seem to
commend the system. There are grave
abuses. Many of the children thus fed
come from homes where there is
plenty to eat, and where they might
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Torture by savaaes.

Speaking of the torture to which
some of the savage tribes in the Phil
ippines subject their captives, reminds
me of the intense suffering I endured
for three months from Inflammation
of the kidneys" says w. M. Sherman,
of Cushing, Me. Nothing helped me
until l tried Electric Bitters. thres
bottles of which completely cured me"
Cures liver complaint, dyspepsia. blood
disorders, and malaria; and restores the
weak and nervous to robust health.
Guaranteed by Mcdonald & Mahood.
druggists. Price SO cents.
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WHOSE MONEY IS IT?

The charge is openly made that mon
CIV is making it's appearance in the
Eleventh district to grease the machine
in opposition to Governor Cummins.
While this was to be expected under
the circumstances it is not the less to
be deplored and resented Whose mon
is it? Who are sufficiently interested
financially i'm the defeat of Cummins
and the principles he stands for to pro-
vide corruption fund to effect that
purpose? When the latter question
has been answered, both questions
have been answered.
Here in Iowa hundreds of thousands
have been spent fighting the liquor
laws, money contributed by the brew
cry and distilling interests. move
ment to further regulate the sale OF
LIQUOR in Iowa would be the signal for
these interests to go into their pockets
for fund wherewith to fight it. Iowa
cities where outside brewers own sew
eral saloons know where the money
comes from that often makes its APP
pearance In municipal elections. School
men know whence comes the cash to
carry petitions, pay advertising rates
to such papers as viii receive them for
the publication of editorials" written
by book companies for the purpose of
<,;<r ~, ~ inf1I1anrinQ
county boards. The motive carries the
answer.
Who, if any, are spending money in
the Eleventh district? Not Mr.. Per-
kins. Who, then? Who but corporate
interests who, find their tail hold on
Iowa slipping under a clean. consci-
entious administration of state af-
fairs? No Hubbards write to Cummins
confidently expecting the release of a
notorious and unrepentent criminal to
settle balance due congressman
who voted to give corporation mill
ionon. No railroad representatives de-
mand the right to censor his apoint-
ments. There are no vetoes granted
railroad attorneys under the present
administration. The executive council
is not listening to whispered orders
from the chief solicitor of the o. We
are now getting a square deal in the
Iowa state house. The money in the
Eleventh comes from the interests op-
posed to the square deal and interested
In the private snap. Its use in the
Eleventh shows the desperate plight of
the candidate of those interests.