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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-04

such event the people will turn to and
tend to accept as justifable the intern
perate and improper criticism uttered
by unworthy agitators. Surely it is a
misfortune to leave to such critics a
function, right in itself, which they
are certain to abuse. Just and temper
ate criticism, when necessary. is a
safeguard against the acceptance by
the people as whole of that intem-
perate antagonism toward the jul
dietary which must be combated by
every right thinking man and which, if
it became widespread among the peo-
pie at large, would constitute a dire
menace to the republic
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

(Continued from page ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-08


ization Of the declaration just made had
penetrated her understanding. To her
mind-unattuned. even vaguely. to the idea
of love. and temporarily numbed by her
grief-the thought that her fathers friend
could consider her in any light but that of
a child was too Epreposterous, too unreal to
come spontaneously. The belief that Mil
banke's extraordinary words but needed
some explanatory addition held her atten-
tive and expectant. And under this con-
viction she stood unconscious of his close
regard and unembarrassed. by the pressure
of his hand.
At last, as some shadowy perception Of
her thoughts obtruded itself upon him, he
stirred neryously. and the flush upon his
face deepened.
"Clodagh," he said. have 1 made myself
plain? Do you understand that I-that
wish to marry you? That want you for
my-my wife?'
The final word with its intense incengruity
cut suddenly through the mist Of her be-
widerment. In flash of comprehension
the meaning of his declaration sprang to
her mind. Her face turned red. then pale;
with a sharp movement she drew away her
hand.
You want to marry me?' she said, in
slow, amazed voice.
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denness. He had not meant to be precipi-
tate; it was entirely alien to his slow. meth
odical nature to plunge headlong into any
situation. But the occasion unprece-
dented; circumstances overwhelmed him.
For a long space after he had spoken he
stood as if transfxed, his eyes straining to
catch the expression on Clodagh's face, his
pale, ascetic features puckered with anx-
iety. < ... .........
The pause was -preternaturally long.
Clodagh stood as motionless as he, her hand
still resting passive in his clasp. her clear
eyes staring into his in stupefed amaze
ment. 1t was plainly evident that no real
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-08

C1odagh looked at him in some surprise:
put II DID not occur to her to withdraw her
hand. She stood perfectly calm and unefn-
barrassed; and presently. as he made no at
tempt at further speech, her glance wander
ed back to the cool stretch of green water.
z, Yes. she said. slowly. IT suppose it Is
easy to be nice, to some people but not to
selfish people like me-
abruptly.
You must not say that" he murmured.
Il have never seen any faults in your char
acter. And even-even IL I had" His
voice auickened, confusedly Even il 1
had seen them, you would still be the-the
child of my Oldest friend"
He spoke disJointediy and agitatedly; but
at his words Clodagh turned to him afresh
with grateful. impulsive movement.
'Ah. then / understand she said warm
ly. You are very kind-you are very
good"
AT her movement and her tone mental
giddiness seized upon Milbanke. A flush
rose to his temples, and his fingers
twitched.
''Clodagh," he said. suddenly, 'let me be
kind to you always? Let-let me marry
you-and be kind to you always?"
The appeal came forth with volcanic sud-
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-15
Consolidated stock Exchange.

Reported over private wire Nv u q
Smith & Co.. II Broadway, N. Y, New
nafen office. $40 Chapel street &nr-
man A. Tanner, Manager.
Open. Hath. Low. Last
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market to hold it against the selling to
take profits which was going on at
other points. When the copper Gtocks
gave way the whole market yielded.
News of general conditions continued
uniformly favorable to-day. Railroad
traffic officials reported that the slight
hesitation manifest amongst mer-
chants after the San Francisco calami-
ty had been dispelled and with it the
fear that business reaction was i'm
pending in the country. Rates for
money continued to work easier and
the London market was cheerful over
the prospect Of declining money rates
there, the bank of England having Sc
cured all newly arriving gold in that
market. This country's April exports
Of agricultural products showed an in
crease in value of S127S2,O0O over those
Of the preceding April. The downward
drift of prices of stocks continued
through the afternoon and the closing
was heavy with only slight rallies.
Bonds were firm. Total sales par
value, $1O72OOO
United states bonds were all un-
changed on call
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Cotton Market.

Reported by Dick Bros s. Co., mem
bers of New York Stock and Cotton
Exchanges. Branch Office. S3 Center
Street:
Now York, May II.
tch IOuu last
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Union Pacific ..15Oh 151h 1857 1491s
U. S. Steel go. AK AZ 41B 41B
do pfd .".1O6B 1864 1858 1858
| Sales-132,O60.
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! LS1 AKDAY,S STOCK MARKET
Clearly Defined ReactioRary Tendency
DeveIops-CIOsing Heavy.

DeyeIops-CIOsing Heavy.
New York, May 14.-The early stock
market to-day gave no evidence of a
change from the advancing tendency of
last week. But before the day was
over a clearly defined reactionary ten
dency developed. An explanation which
seemed to be sufficient to satisfy the
professional trading view was that the
recovery from the depression following
the San Francisco calamity had run its
due course Pl0fessiona! traders have
been feeling for the top of the market
for a number of days past by making
tentative shor5 sales and trying to turn
the market downwards. There was no
striking rev developments in the stu
aation to-day to warrant a renewal of
nosi;jve depression in the speculative
outlook but with the turn In the di-
rection of prices there was an newt
able change in the temper OF the spec
ulation and some revival of considera-
ton was given to a number of factors
which were prominent at the time of
the downward course in prices. The
news of a large temporary loan by the
Pennsylvania company and the re
reports current of high rate of inter
est to be paid on the loan called re-
newed attention to the heavy capital
requirements yet to be met in the
money market in the way of projected
railway improvements
There are also large holdings OF rail-
road bonds already issued and still in
first hands, with resulting heavy loans
from the banks to carry them, which
are expected to come upon the market
with many improvements in the in
yestment demand Another incident OF
the day which effected speculative SEN
timent unpleasantly was the reduction
N the dividend by the Parrot Silver
and Copper companl, minor subsid-
larry company of the Amalgamated
Copper. company. This operated to in
terrupt very heavy speculative buying
in the copper group based on the eX-
cited advance in the price Of copper
metal and copper mining stocks in Lon
don. The strength in this group was
being used as the mainstay of the
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The Union Trust Co


NEW HAVEN.
CHARTERED by the State Of Con.
v necticut with authority to act az
Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Re.
ceiver, or Trustee, under win or deed
Is legal depository of money paid
into Court and public Trust Funds
Acts as Trustee for Municipalities. Cor
porations and individuals, and admin
listers trusts of all kinds. Empowerad
to act as registrar of stocks, bonds or
other evidence of Indebtedness, manage
sinking funds, and do all business sueh
as usually done by trust companies.
1t also does a general banking bus
mess, collecting checks notes, coupons.
and receives deposits The principal Of
each trust Is invested by itself and kent
separate and apart from the general
assets of the Company.
This Company is by law regularly ex-
amined by the bank examiner of the
State of Connecticut.
HENRY L. HOTCHKISS. President,
EUGENE 6. BRISTOL, Treasurer.
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Boston stock Quotutions,

Reported over private wires Of Horn
blower & Weeks. members Of New
York and Boston Stock Exchanges,
New Haven office u Center street.
open. align. Low. Close
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SAN NEWS VI OuG IN
The Closing was Weak-OntariO's
Strength--GOssip
The stock market was strong for the
first three hours yesterday. Then on
the news that the dividend on Parrot
Copper stock had been cut in half
prices slumped. Amalgamated which
had risen to 10 Ia fell off to 10S 3-8,
but rallied little from that point.
Active stocks generally fell off from L
ito IL points.
The cutting of Parrot dividends SEEM
ed queer, as there was a big boom in
copper metal all over the world yester-
day. In London the raw metal rose
to over SIS a ton, the highest price
since the Secretan corner of years ago.
The claim as to Parrot mine was that
it was played out" If this We're true
it would only be natural to surmise
that the rosy tales as to the rich strikes
in Anaconda were fake stories, espe-
cially when these stories came out when
Anaconda stocks had been boosted to
near $780,
The decline in stocks was due, as the
technical conditions of the market war
ranted a set back. A pile of shorts have
covered and this support no longer ex-
listed. Then there had been a continu-
GUS rise for ten days or more.
Over 100000 shares of Amalgamated
Copper had been dealt in by mono,
London sold $4,000 to 10000 shares in
this market, out of $4,000 dealt in. Most
of the sales were Union Pacific and
other grangers. American stocks in
London before the local opening were
irregular, with fractional gains in most
cases.
The arrival of nearly $11 100000 in
gold had naturally some sentimental eff
feet, but the market had discounted its
stimulating influence.
Each session that ends with stocks
strong develops large number of new
recruits for the bun ranks. They were
many buying stocks yesterday who
would not touch them when they were
lower.
Brokers found that there were more
buying than selling orders yesterday
morning. The public always came in
after prolonged rise, especially with
rosy reports from the bulls amply fed
out.
Announcement of the proposed Penn
Bylvania short term note issue to be
financed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co., will be
made to-day. The exact terms have not
been determined yet, but the issue will
probably amount to S50,00000OO.
The average recovery in industrial
shares has been just equal to that in
railroad issues.
As a result of the cutting of Parrit's
dividend Amalgamated received just
$4,000 less income for the quarter than
it did on the previous quarter.
The popular speculation is almost
wholly centered in Analgamated Cop
per, Anaconda, United States Steel, I'M
ion Pacific and Reading
1t looked yesterday as if influential
interests were using the excellent bus
mess conditions as basis for liquidat-
ing some of their stocks. How much
the insurance companies were selling
If any, it was difficult to estimate.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit had a Mon
day market" The basis was the large
Coney Island traffic Sunday, which net
ted the company $4,000.
The capital of the Parrot company is
only s22sS, 500, and its earnings which
CONTINUED on Eighth Page,)
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STOCK MARKET FEATURES
Il SUDDEN CHILL ENSUED LATE
IN THE DAT.

Prices Worked DOwnward-Started
at News of Cut in Parrot Dividend
The Closing Was Weak-Ontario's
Strength--Gossip.
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The following are the closing priceS
reported by Prince & Whitley. Bankers
ami Brokers. rs Broadway. New York.
ana Is Center street. New Haven:
Bid Asked
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-12
De SAN LORENZO
Nueva fabrica de- tabacos,
Meioras en- sI Iuzqado Mu.
nlcipal.< La Colectiva.>
DON FERNANDO GONZALEZ
Carretera de las Piedras. ID.
Luis SellEs L6pez.-El is.
cal de Humacao,

Maestro distinguido amigo sl doc
: tor don Fernando Coz zSles hAss ya
4 Algunos dfas cue 60 hsllA rssogido On
cana vfstimA do cruel dolensia. 40
tsnilo momsntos que, { psaAr de au
fasrts ORGANISING, % vi6 Esndido & 10
erusldad del dolor, psro sonssrvando
aismprs su gran ssrsnidAd y valoE.
BE vsnido rseibisndo los ensasss Arxl.
lios do sus ilust:&dos som7siisrts doe
torres Gutisrrsx. Ortiz, Bsrreras y Re-
gusro Felid quisnss dssds sntonses 90
turnan solisilos brindAndole al con.
suslo al distinguido entsrmo y & su
dlstinguida fAmilis.
Junto & 90 lado 90 han vlato STEM
pre- sus numsrosos amigos dispusstos
& todo On Sd obseQuio y Avidos do re-
eogsr la 6ltimA impression sstisfasto'
rio para goxosos somunioarla & loo
dsm&G Felixmsnte sstas son favora'
hlss y sspsrAmos verle pronto rsatA'
hleeido para sue la aIsErfa refine otra
vsx on 81 hogAr 10 trsnquilidad On
el eorax6n de aus pumerosos amigos.
-Pronso smpsxArA & funsionAr una
nueva fabrics de sahaeos aucursel de
10 do Mr. Jon"on, do CAguAs Osupar&
10 espAsiosa eAsA propiadAd de- los
Hermanos Se '6s y Sohrinos. y On ella
ene0ntrar&n trE bRio muehoa obreros.
Cen este son srss lee fkbrieas do eata
nsturslsxA qus hsy On 10 loealidAd.
-sLs OolssttvsS hR eomprado an
predio do terrano s'Intiguo sl pueblo
CON sl obisto do ts 1riear m edidsio
10 mas pronto posib para la rssolss.
ei6n dol tabaeo, ssc1itdA y lAborasi6n
del mismo. vsnga prontc. que los
impulses del capital progrsaAn loE
puehlos,
LA oAsina tslsidnisA ha sido do
auitivamsnte inatalAda On 10 casa PRO
pisdad dc don Jose ssrgio ManguAl,
sub eolsetor do Rsntas intsrnas. De
cimos ssto, porQus durants sl periodic
elestorsl estuvo On sl euArtsl dc 10 po
lisia insulAr. Esls paso do avanee
parA el prcgreIo do este pueblo nsrs'
90 plAssmsH y Gan LoEsnxo sgrsdssi'
do 20 los lrihutA { las atlas aulorida'
dss do 10 isla y { suAntos ooopsraron
& tan laudahls Hn.
-6sgtu tsnsmos sntendido, dsbl
DO & gsaiiosss prAclisadAs por sl mar
ahal do esta Corte MunisipAl don Lula
Nsndin. pronlo 80 provserk estA d !
mohiliarIo sorrsspondisnls & aaber;
M yeIFsto del Prssldsnts de los EstA'
dos UnidoS, msIAs para les respsstI-
lOOnamRia on Ia pd1tNG 4'l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-12
DESDE BAYAMON
Fiestas dc Ia Purisima cele
bradas con espIendidez.
CabaIIo matematIco,
UNA CONvENCION
Los artlculos de priuera ne.
cesldad siguen por las nu-
bes. Corte Municipal.

Fl visrnes 80 reuni6 la sonv vsnsi6l
DO los rspresentAntes dc los eomit6I
do los pushlos que forman eats distri-
TO judicial. CON obisto do toamar 10
ierna que 30 ha do enviar 81 Attur nsy
para 10 deaignasi6n do ssarstario ds
ssta Corts; fusron dssignados los De-
flores Modesto Eseudero. FfAnsiscs
Ceatsros y Luis ssvillano.
@VArioS arteHAnos do eats pueblo
90 proponsn llsvar & stssto el pr6xlmo
domingo una tunei6n do varIedades y,
aendn notleias, cusntan con sl exec
lsnts payAso sPituas,. que ha side
contratAdo sxprssamsnts para ssta
tunsi6n, On Tox alta.
II losal que oeupA 81 caisIfu dol
seGor Hsrmensglldo Gonz6lsg, On 10
salls del Comsreio, ha sido el desie-
nAdo para llsvar 4 eabo este 90 pee
t&eulo.
-Continda hacienda los dslicias
dc nusstro pdbliso sl * ,slenta Gins
mat6grafo del amigo Espino, Lou
llsnos Nc ausntsn por funsiones.
Hoy, { las dos do 10 tards, sale
para Ccmsrfo, con obisto do sslsbrsr
iuieios. 10 Oorte municipal.
In 10 mahanA do hoy 10 oalsbra.
ron los siguientss: contra Tomas Mar
sano. sue portaba en- I'M baile nm ca
ehlllo de mas do diex pulgadAs: tres
meses dc arrssto y eisn dollars do
mults, rsdlmibIeS con dos mssss mas
BArsolo Maldonado, por portar ana
shavstA ca una reunion, eineo dollars
do multA & 10 dias do Arrssto; Eduar.
DO LIanson. por Acomeiimiento, dies
dollars Q VENTS dlAa 10 arreato, Ale
landro Estrada, por aoomstlmienso,
80 dias do arresto.
-Pronto mos visitArA oil sahallc
matemAtlso SMaasot,s
0~LAs Hiias de Maria y los sst6
licos en- general han sslsbrsdo do una
mAnerA explendida 10 nsata do Ii
Conespci6n. ia1to las novenss como
10 misa proessi6n estuvieron muy
coneurridas.
En- medic de 10 eArsaMa genera
dc los arlfsulos do primerA nssssid I'D
IsnsmoS dos exsepsionss, oil pan y !.
earns, amboS do husnA salidad y On,
20 vsndsn q los rAxonAblss prssios d.
4 esnIAvos bollo sl primsro ~ cen
lavos kllo 10 ssgunda.
CoRRESPoNsAL,
DlsIsmbre DO 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-12
NUESTRA C|UDADAN|A
S|GUEH Las 0PIHIOhES De Ia PREnSA AMERICANA 81
IRE NUDT0 TAN IMP0RTAATE.
MR. ROOSEVELT
10 QUE CREE Ia PREN!A CON RE'P[cTo | LOS Dis
CuR!0! DEL PREs|OENTE En- PvERTO-RCQ,
MR.. ROOSEVELT

msgnitud do 10 obra cue han smprsa
dido lts Estados untdos On sl Istmo
10 importaneia solosal que tlsns para
sste pals 10 que hAbrk dc In air on
sl dssarrcllo do las demGs naelonsl
do ests hem!sfsrlo.
Era natural suponsr cue no de
otro modo pensara sl Presidents On
tal asuntot & 80 indissulibls psrspisa,
cla no pAdr& ooultArse deialls alruno
Dol presents. nj ha'ago aleuno de los
que reServa el porvenir. Con todo,
10 nota sarasterfstisa del visis Ia
sonasituye 90 vista & Pusrto Rico.
en- donds los antiques colouos ssps.
holes, aaociados al slemento america
no que pusbla 10 isls, 10 hisieron en-
suaiassa rscihimisnto. Segdu psrecs,
10 tue dado Mr.. Rooaevelt apresiar
10 importsreia del territorio QUO lss
impoaiciones do 10 guerra arrebatsrou
EspanA, y acaso, mas que todo, 10
lnluitis'a auprsmA con que 10 le ha
vsnido traiando al nsgarls, como ID
M sido nsgado haata hoy, el derseho
90 conlidersrse parts intsgrante de IL
Union amsrieAna, situation an6mala 4
que nipgaa pueblo, no impo,ta 81 e.
easo valor geogradso que tenga, sue
Do resignarse, nj mueho msnos hsbi-
tuArss.
La vista del Presidsnte, si 10 Va
q iuzgar por los dissursos que pro.
nuneiara On Puerto Rico, envuslvs In
ssludabls promssa do qas quits no
trsnssurrira musho tiempo sin que 10
rapArs 10 iniustisia eometlda, % deair,
ain e1e ae otorgue q los puertorr 10
nos ID prerrogativs do sonsidsrarse
aomo eiudadanos americAnos, con re-
presentation en- los Cor geesos y sou
idenGisAs ffanQuicias somsrciales q la
que diAfrutan los demay Eatados ds !,
Rep6blisA
e. sasi probable que sonessiore,
aemeiantss no sean del AgrAdo do 10,
tndustrialss AmerieAnos. por les mis-
mas rszAnsS que levantaron vcz ds
protsitA suando 80 prstendi6 ex.ends,
Cuba ID sArifA protessioniatA; psrc
presiso "a souvenir en- que 10 obra del
canal prinsiVia & rsaIi1Ar mlrAvillas
- porqus ha alberto los cios 4 10,
ap6stolss dc la Marina Nonrcs y q
Gobisrno de Warrington esiG llsgan
0OT'And0 IN u pdghsQ SCI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-12
GuStlV0 Rodriguez
AnoaADo 7 EorAKlo
aaFlsa 9, PsEss. PHsFts-Riss
Para loS qaa sslaFan sal0saF
hIsa 81 alnaFs

Be vsnta . AFslsaaa e. roaas. q
10 tAlla AroCaAs 10 aks ssaRlsa "a
la siadsd taKs lss ecs slaaAa pflaal-
pAm, a. Alaa9az % mampea,sTla J
aAtwA 1al sAla 81 u Sea . yalEa.
9aa : e Faess pes IL 8alls 4sl 81 !
. u galEaeaa gss ls e. ArocHA
asaas laa sasaa - Ea1nna &C
= FA1sslls lsaaces &C
reF mnaz ssta as as
80 ts nsss nsf tls1 "a
- lis sA2f ae,aan
- - = teas4faA
s8 4oa s.aiAa sass
ss Esg sa lasta
sNa t4fa Na
aalaEssts e. m
e aN eigixs Mas
sazlI -Hai if R
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-12
BUEN CONSEJO
Debsn tenerI0 en- Cuenta las
madrss para guardar Ia
saIud de sus hiios.
DR.. MARTINEZ VARGAS
Una faja que alivia grande
lmente las molestias que
ocasiona la tos ferina.

Entire Los disilntos auxilios que
pseden prodlgarse & los niiios con
aos fsrina, pare sliviarlss las hume.
rosas molssiias que 81 perimentan du.
rante sl ataque, voy & eonsignar uno
cue sisndo ssnsillfsimo, de muy fGsil
aplisAci6n. 90 do sumA utilidad: me
rshsro al uso do una tsiita iua alrs,
dsdor del vlsntra. Pae.e ssr dsta de
hllo, algoi6n. seds 6 f,ansls, osro %
prsferibls Ia f'ans = haA por ser mas
elAaiiaa, pnr ada ssa meier & 10 ID
psrhsie del ansrp y evitar 10 svApo.
Fasi6n qus Pr duce Ar friAmisntos.
Todo el que hays tosido CON vio'
lsasia aAbr& susn.o molsstan las %.
eadidas de 10 tos; TODD sl que yea 6
"a nifo con atsque de tos ferins, sen
SRA cormissraei6n Dor 81; sl miedo de
cue 90 qusia cuaudo v6 venir sl ata'
cue. el enssndimiento do Isu cara, 10
distsnsi6n do sus vsnas. la expulsion
dc saliva y do llgrimas y quisn sabe
d Do otros lfquidos, y sobrs todo les
violsntas saaudidas cue a5rmusvsn
asusl susrpssillo sual si fasra & dar
IN sssallido y le producer atontx xmisn
10 por sonmcsi6n esrsbral, son mott
vol hArto elccusntes para sguxar sl
ingsnio 8 idsar msdios que atsndeo
los tormsntoa.
De los somplisAciones mas tsmi'
blss % el v6mito, por 10 cuAl Los nj.
NOS vsn unirss sl desgaste natural do
su snfsrmsdad 10 faiia dc ingrssou re.
paradorss, ~ cue no hsy csna, somi'
do nj rsfassl6n cue pare On sl ss,6ma,
50,
Dsspues dc los v6mitos, el pelIgro
que sigus % sl do laa hsrniau. Por
ESQ una faiiga siustads, sin oprlmir,
que 90 sxtisndA deads las 6ltimss sou'
tillas hasta 81 bsio visntrs, contsndrs
las parsdss dol abdomen como una
f6rula inm6vil sobrs nm husso roto.
impedirA los movimisntos y 10, naau'
didas brussas dc los 6rganos COZ tent.
dos Ga sl interior; por ESQ los v6mltos
30 sAlman y las hsrnias son msnov poi
sibles.
No para aquf el bsnsfcIo product
DO PoR este ssncillo ' sAaero recurso.
Fl doctor Ktlmsr, dc New York, ous
10 hs usAdo On numsrosos ninos con
tos fsriNa, hHss do 81 grsndss Q soVIc.
pueI no solo evita o v6mito on e. h
mAyorfA, aino que sorta muah7 Ia en-.
isrmsdad Algunas vsesu ID hsss
AbortAr,
En una lSrIs do sAsos, OIL v6niIo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-12

20 hA reduEido on IN SO Dor 100; on
otrA a6ris do obServAeioncs ha com
probAdo an gran Alivio do los ascsuos
dc tos en- IN SO por 100 Y por siertt
que el dcstor Boyd TyrrelI que CO.
menta esas eifraS, dselAra cue hG usA.
do con mas exlto csc vHrdajs abdomi
nal. Con aorpreSa y SAlIafAcsi6n-d
cS,-el v6mito eeH6 easi inmed aIAmsn
to, y los pare xIsmos Dc tou 10 redu
isron en- tal g'adol que hube de deele
rar como el nifo hAbIA ertrado Or
eonvaleto etosneis,
D. todon modoa, no eussta nipp6r
t'R ~ do niugdn dispsndio 10 Apli
ca n de sSta fAiA, Y rie:nsllA n!
VuAn '"eisndo, que no vomiGen 10,
uifos. & que no 90 produzcAn hernia,
DR. MARTINEZ VARGAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-12
D|VERSAS NOT|C|AS
Para Ia pF6xima legislature
EI ComisiOnadO de Educa.
ci6n. Su reqreso.
POL|CIAS TRAslADADOs
Corte de Distrito de Maya
gaez La pro 1ucci6n de
.az1car de este ano.

Va eEtin preparRdos mushos
importantes proysctos do 10y que har
do presentaras On ls pr6x! ina aesi6r
do 10 CkmarA.
En- el pr6xlmo vapor 90 sapsrI
de regreIo do los Estados Unidos o.
Comisionado do Edusaci6n Mr.. Fax
nsr,
la Corts de DiHtrilo de Maya
atisz celebrA de seia { sists iuiciol
diarios, sohrs sentsneiss On apela
si6n.
Han aldo sraaladados & gar
Juan los polisfas inaularss EvAriatc
Podrigusz y Joi6 Quintin Rivera,
cue tan busnos asrvisios prsatAron On
Areclho.
-Se saleula que 10 produeal6n Dc
Rz6cAr do eats ano aleAnzArk & unau
2o5 mil toneladss On toda 10 isla.
-as ensusntra enfermo nuestro
comps nero On 10 prsnua don Jose
Adorno, director dc Gel Duende,. ID
Arsoibo. Cslebramos 90 rsstablsei
miento;
-Aseg krase que muehoa albsftIlss
puertorriqutHos emlgraran para San
Francisco dc CaliforniG donds se len
otress trabsio con msgtf tfasos lorna
les.
-Ha fAlleeido On Arsaibo In dis'
tlnguida ssGora dons Msgdalsna 81
fee scsoni, esposa de don Audrse
Garcia. eumsreianIs do squslla s'u'
dad.
Han iDgraSAdo On ol hov,itsl
munisipsl, Jofe MeYcado, Bsrtolo
Ssuchss, Dslffu Rios y R.gino Con
ssps!6n, y fasron dsdoa dc alta Sabi
uA del Carmen, Tomas Marrero y
Amalia Santiago.