davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-11

J. H. Bennett, Pastor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-22
DIVER!As NOTCH!

Hsmog sAludaio en- ssta eiu0AA
4 nHsAtros amigos don Nspenussno
Fierss y don Jos6 d. Fusntss, Sab
maPsAal dc 10 Corts do DisIrito Do
San JHAn.
Hoy 90 hA visto "a sl Tribunal
Saprsmo 0l iaisio % apslasi6n con
trA los ssHorss Luis Felipe Dsssss J
Calixlo GArsia G Gons, por 81 dsliAc
Dc asonSsiAE { la Hsrturhaei6A Dc ID
pas ! Gblisa On IN arlisulo puhlisadc
On sl GRumeF DiArio.S La Corts dss
pres de OR sl IL forms assAl , lee ale
gasiopsa Dc la dSfensa, & eaEgo del
ssAoR Rosy Gdon Nanusll ton6 er
sonsidsrssi6n sl Saso para % rsso
luei6n.
-Anochs tAllSaI6 lA niiia Conaus.
le, hiia do don IRapiio del Toro Ne
dina, , sohrina de don Lorenzo Psdi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-22
FRA!Es DEL PREs|DEHTE

Al pFsssntAris aver Al PrspidOnts
los Hsnorss Castro aonEAlsE, Cora,
PaniSgSa y Bsrnsrdini, el msmC rial
piditndols prOh c,'6n para sl eats Dc
Puerto Riso, Mr. Rot ssvslt, unA ves
que huho edo sl dosumsnto, les res
pondf6 On ls siguitnie fomE:
sUaa VIE mas Quisro rspsIir aqui
mis- dsSsos fsrvisntss cs que M jors la
IituIsiOn e,on6mc 60 de Puerto Rico ,
el eatado de su iadustria sIistsra
SYoIe 81 vsrdAdsro desAahe cue
ha tel i 10 Puell2 Riso en- 10 Eenuria
do eSla ipdustria , be &c haatr raco
msudas'ores 81 Co g.sso en- sqasl
ssntido
sre9o hsesr presents, qus,a mus
difsu IL me odiHcss On de lss ia'ifas,
Iebrs todo 81 II gus Respects q ur
solo = ttoulc, psro sseHsl s,guro que
dsnt,n de t0I nos ae int'c duie, uns
modiHoscI6a gensral en- sets ssnNdo J
qas as &c enirsda uas tSsiA ~ ,iss
IorA pAra 81 safe De ,o6 N dos
rtplto, hsle mis- rtsomopdaaion s 3
CcugFeso
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-22
Fl presidente Roosevelt.leyendo q Ssu Gabi 'ete ell
Mensaje anual dirigi1o al Congreso.
IQTIGIA! GEHERlLE!

Hsmos tanido sl susto dc salu'
dAF On ssta rsdassi6n { nusstto dis
Iipkaido amigo sl iluStrAdo iuriseon'
sulto don Tsmks Bsrnardini dc 10
Husrts, Quisn viao dc G iayAma On
oonpa1ia de otros AprssiAblss sorrs'
ligionsrIoI & rsndir sus psrAbIenss Al
iluStrs Presidents dc la Nae On anne
rieanA,
-Ha prssentado 10 rsnuocia del
cargo de Jusx municipal de Fsjardo,
nusatro amigo don Antonio r. Bsrcs'
Is dslsgado elssto { la cAmarA ds
FspFsssutAntes,
-Hsmos tSnido el gutto de Salu
dAF su sata rsdacsi6n nuGstro distin
Edido amigo de Q isbrsdil'ss don 10
norio HsrnandsE, AleIlds cleo sn di
sho pueblo, Quien VINO en- somlsi6n
sAludAr OIL Prsaidsnts Roossvslh
-Ha sido nomhrado Juta do Ps.
Dc Salinas, don RoIendo Arse.
Han visitado nusstra rsiacel6r
sn 81 dfA de h1y, los dIItlnRuidos 90
Frslieiorsrios de Camuy, dor harre
Roman AdRass, slsalda &c die ho pus
bio slseto sn lss pasAdaa elsesionss
don Juan N. Miranda.
-eiLus sBfsrma ia dislluguid,
dana dose Carolina Asosla de Mar
xuAsh, hija de nusStro amigo dol
FfALei.s0 Asolti HwkG-t,E. Ties
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-22

lie 0mplsado ca los GAllsFss tipcgl Ga
sos do este psri6diso.
-Ge sneasAtrA On San Juan al &C.
Ter doA Antonio FAAtapSal, duGho do
IA central sLsiAyalts ,
Nos han dispensAdo aIenta vi
siIs, nuesiros disiipguidos sorreligIo'
narlos de Salinas don Luis AtiIAno J
doa Roasado Ares, & quisnsI sAIuda
mos Afssluosamsnts,
-Ea OIL vApor GJArolinas que 40.
lie 1 'Hmamsnbs para los EsIadoa Uni'
dos fuG ImharcAdo sl cAdkvsr del
amsrisano Mr., Sssrbing, sgrisultof
de Toa hsis, suyo seflor ts'lssl6 Alli
On sstos dlIimoa diaa. II smhAlsAma.
misnto del sGd&ver sstuvo q sErgo do
los praetisAntss sthorsG C6rdova ,
FoItuAo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-22

~ ANOOA ~ NV$ASt
/, sehor LArrinsga, yel Presidents del
Tribunal Supreme,
Eatabsn On 10 reception loo Con.
salss dc 1uglaterra, Alemania. Aus
tris, Rspafs. Francia, SAnto Dcmin.
90, Cuba y Haiti,
LA ofsialidad do 10 Poliefa 1usu
lar iba rsprsssntads por el Ooro
nsl Hamill, OomAndAnte Luts. Capt.
tkn J6dics, Tenientes Soto, Schetsini
y San MILAN.
Los siguisntes republieauoa aais'
tisron 10 rsee pei6n. DR.. Barboss,
don Luia Sanehsz Morales, doctor
Fransiseo del Vale Atiles, don
Ferdinsnd Z. Cestsro, doctor Fran,
siseo Y. dc Gosnags, don Joie Urru,
tie, don Francisco PARA Cap6, don
Manusl De- Vale Atilss. doetor San
tisgo We've. De 10 derseha asistieron
los sshorss Herr And.z Lopez. Q isvsdo
BaeS, Rodrigusz Sierra y don jose do
Gaxman Bsnitsz.
Aver OIL pasar el PTesidents por
trsnts nj SUAi6n Club,s dc Ssnturse,
una nomtsi6u do soeios sali6 6 salu.
dsrls al eamino obssqu' andole con nm
rtfteseo. I'll presidents at6 4 una do
lAs vAsiiss on Gus 90 le aervfa el re-
freseo una sinta que llsvaba prendida
On el gataa.
70 10 rssercl6H oslsbrada anoehs
en- 10 FoFta'exa, sn honor del Prssi'
dents Roosevslt 10 suni6A de Puerto
Risos sstaha rsprsSsntadA por los ss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-22
sAH JUAN Y IA I!LA

HsmOs dido { variAs EsrsonAS de
lee que hieiarOn 81 visis dsIds Ponaa
{ San Juan, que les Tscapsiopes sp
CsRuas , "a Ponne f,sron las mae en-
tasisltss , brillaptssl en- Caysy, en-
tuana Dfta , A'bonito. 90 rssihi6 sl
PFssidsnts de ana mansrs ssplendidai
An Rio PisdFHI hubo dsrrochs de Siss'
10 J de algeria. In Sen Juan todo
botrec1oI psro un tauto trio, Nushs
kValR ! Bosa TlPEssi6H Do les AlRsI,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-22
A VUELA PLUMA
Apuros do un redactor. g
reqente pide una cabsza.
No hay un canqs.
NO HAY ORIGINATES
Me siento automSvil y globo
aereostatico. - De una
vez paro por todas.

sHaea f<a ana cabsxAs
dice sl rsgsnts-y 90 caso
para mi, On sstos momsntoa.
do los eAsos aprstados.
No tsrgo On 10 mesa an caDgs,
sl que pusda scharls sl gAnshe,
digo msior, la Tiers,
para al punto reeoitsrlo
y der ssguido & les saiss
sl rssorts dsssAdo.
lvivs Cristol qua me apuran
J isngo que sssrihir rApido,
salga patio 8 gsyarsts,
q 6aalga muy hisn an sspo.
IPor que me psdfs sahtxs
si sstoy 70 desapitado.
dsspu6s do luehA axArosa
con aprstonss dc mancs?,
1Tsndrt que apYetAr los dientss
eual esurre Al Advsrsario.
o hAbl6 do Quedsr sin p'vmG
como qusd6 81 gu0rOguaol
Van son ssta dos euartlllas,
ouAl dissn n-burla burlando-
y sntr6 & poeo On 10 ssrsera
r0msn6sand0
YleTvioSstGNts, aturdido,
sxorado,
porQue me apremia el regente.
salgo ligsro del casol
W otra Inca; W otro verso,
y voy Sap'do. tan rApido,
euAl 81 fusrA el autom6vil
do Miltsr Hamill; labslol
1Abaio auisn? pues 20 mismo,
que 10 Quiers al eonionants,
Y sl caiista sst& parade.
por mas que 10 no 10 estoy,
dssde antAnt;
' nae estoy aiutisndo globo
aersoat6 loo.
7 aQni, 10 tereer euArtilla
saH 1rsa, he Isrmiuado.
lRsgentai Stisne con 6stas9
Squisrs que siga? Sbasta sukndoH
Pusdo ssguir. 81 90 precise,
&. ri le pArooa, pRlo.
que 81 On brsvs. 4 10 10 sisnto-
habr6 Dc pArar el rabo
p0r pararms en lee dos patAs
--da atrAs que "a mi % un rssahio- i
do una vsx paro por todss....
lsu6 slroeidAdl..-.. 81 10 hAgo
dc SECURE que ms prsmia
81 que Aass POGO hA llsgado,
el i!ustre PHesidsnle
ante Quisn me dsseuhro... = pare.
EI hombre que rio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-22
Mr.. Roosevelt en- San Juan

flores Jaime Annsxy, d9stor RafAe
. del Valls, dostUr Manuel Emo Gan
dia, Luis 4uiioz Rivera, Talio Larrf
nsga, Carlos ma soler. J ol6 de Diego
Juan r. Bsjz, RsfAel Arrillaga, Jual
F. Viss Orhotec,, Manuel CAmufiss
Juaa Bianshi Rosafs. Antonio r
Borsel6, Carries n, Blor dst. Fsderie,
Virslla Uribe, Juan d. Gazmin Benz
tez. Psmdn Il. Ds'gado, Miguel Gue
rrs, jose ]. Benftes. jose do ElxAb7
~, Santiago vivaldi. Fsdsiiso 4. vi
rells, Eduardo Gsorgsiti, Tennis Bsr
,, nardini do 10 Kuerts, Rafael Balsslro,
dostor jose Bsrreras, Felipe cNro,
Luis Vilslla, jose Rovlra Nisves, Gn
riqus Amy, doctor Enrique Gorzklsx,
BsrnArd3 Blandino, Joa6 Labrador
Vinals, Joaquin Psials, vissnts vi
fias MARTINEZ, Aanxel vilslla, Risar'
do la Roos, Rafael Palaeios Ro
brfguez, Agustfn Col'axo. Jose dc J.
Tizol. Manuel Perez Avll6s, Manuel
Pals clos sa'axar, Am6riso RodrigAsx,
Julio Benvenuti, Pedro do Elxahuru,
], J. Asosta, jose Ramirez Aasya,
Eugenio Iglssias, Alfredo do 10 Crux,
Franeilco Pie6n, FrAneiaso Zsn6n q
ly, Luis E. Castsguet, Euladislao Co.
llazo. DR.. Gonzilsx Martinez otros
cuyos nombres no resordanos on ssts
momsnto,
Rata ms fIAna, a las since , m madia,
sali6 do AAn Juan. con direesi6n 4
Ponce, el Honorable Presidents Roo
ssvelt. Udliz6 para el vlsjs un tren
special del tsrrosarril, compuesto de
dos scohes y nm wagon, on sl eual con
dees sisie aut1m6viles Van eH "a
compsfiia hlata 10 siadad tel Sur, el
Hon; Gobsrnsdor Winthrop y ssfIo
70, Seerstario Frazier, Conf atoms do
del Interior Mr.. Grahame y otros
fuuoionarics del Gobisrno, con dos 6
tres detectives amerisauos.
Fusron & deapsdirle & 10 Estacl6r
Mr.. Post, Mr.. Hill, algunos taneionA
rios mas del q G1blerno, Jstss de Poll
eia. los s,a res Larrinsga , Annsxy
y nm rspreaentante do IA DBMocRA
eIA. AlRunas personas del pueblo
90 hAllaban tambidu agrnpadoa On
aquel lugar.
II Presidents &c despid!6 Aftctuo'
saments do todos.
Ssgdn lnformss, oil Presidents ha'
RI sss visie dirseto hasta Ponce, con
81 ia de tomar Allf el vApor que ha dc
sondusirls & los Estados Unidos. No
hay notisiA do que h'ga parade On
nipgda pueblo del trayssto puaa Dice
% que debs sstAr en- WAahir gton sl
~ del actual.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-22
COMISIOH De Ia POuCIA

81 visrr sa pr6x'mo 10 rsunirk Is
somisi6n de lA poliefa inSulsr, para
WHtar varios aSuptoH, sutFs ellos 10
tstAbilidad 8 sspArasi6n dc a'gupca
guArdias ipsnlArss tenn msoTtros para sl
aervieio de pei Sfa durArte sl periodic
alsstcrai.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-22
C0RTE 0F OIsTHIT0

LA COrts Dc Dlstrlio. su aus acc
siopsS ~ y 20 no ha Iepido hoy como
eimipnto de iaicits por hshsrSs Dc
antsmADo dsslArAdo Ssi, en- atsnsi6r
& 10 llegada del PrsIidsnts, que q
Anunsi6 para 81 die de hog,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-22
FL DOCTOR F. !E|N

Hsmoa Ienido sl suslo % sAludaf
81 dostor =. ssip, Dc LGrss, i.fs del
partido unionistA en aQuSlla losali-
dad. cue 30 sneasntrA AQui con IuI
niAos dssds Antsaysr.
L. Union obtuvo o. Lsrss una d.
Las mas hsrmosas ViaIoriAS loealeI
que % rbkIaGrAn en les dltimas Olee
aionsa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-22

IN St que de tifrs hes - 10 dias
Dssetmos Cd prenio rsslAhlseImispto
-ss ereuentran sn San JuRn los
iusGss munieipAlsS de AhISco J Ca
ysy, ssfiorss Gabrisl CaItei6n , Ma
nusI GIneriOr rssptollvlmsnts,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-22

n
hizo % sntrada On ssta siudad sl
Hon. Prssidsnts Mr. Teodoro Roo.
ssvslt. Dssds cue sl ilustrs husapsd
= su somitivA deikronss YER & an
kl.6mstre dc distansia, 81 aastillo
do San Orist6bal emssz5 & dispe-
Par VENTS y an sAaonaxos, rsspon
di6ndols alganos baYeos do guerra
sartos On el puerto. Al llsgar oil
Aneo As trlanfe DO 10 sntrsds, oil /
PEesidease % lsvAnt6 Do "a Asisnte
para sAludar al pusb!o, bAtisndo
81 somhrero de manera Afestuoss.
Uaa somisi6n del Ayuntsmisnto,
sem 'reita del s.eAlds y varios !,
oonsejals 10 di6 10 bisavsaida.
Adrian 10 Marcia el regimen
% dc Fusrto Riso al mando do %
eoyonsl Mr. 1sylsy ysl ayudante
ssHoT Hostos. Dlsps6s, sl autom6'
VII del Prssidsnts, con cate, sl Co.
bsHnador Winlhrep J dos dstsstivss
amsficanos. A ambos lados del
cayruais { sahallo sl ssguadC jsfs d
10 Dolisfa ' an oasial del si6rsito.
In sl ssEundo Automovil, seiiora
Roosevelt y Winthrop, teresro M
Post. Mr. Frsxisr y otros ssaores suar
10 DIR Grahams. Mr. Prostor y osros
Quinso sshorss Crosas y Barbcss; rex
% AitoTasy General , otros funcio.
narios dc iu,tisis; stpsimo ssnoreI
Larffnsga y Annex.; octave, Oorons
Do 10 polisia y olros; novsno rsprs
ssntsntss de 10 prsrsa amsric Ans
AdsmGs dos q tres automoviles cor
aivsssas psrsonas.
Al pasar sl Prssidsnts 81 pueblo
10 vitore6 On medic do Aaronadore,
aplapsos en- 10 plaza do Colin, tsrrs
nos del enss nshs y ambas aseras d.
10 eslls C 10 PoYtAlssa. ss podia eel
eular IN eonsurso Do dies mil almas
Al eompks de 10 banda del regi
misnto Do Puerto Riso. avarxaron q
Presidents y % somitiva por la calls
do 10 FoHtalexs hAsta el palaeio del
Robernador, ael. mado frsn6tisament,
Mr. Roosevelt por sl pueblo y saluda
DO dslds les bAleones por numsro &c
soniiugents do damas, Qus no sesAbar
Dc Aplaadirle.
II Prssiderte veaiiA &c blanca J
scmhrslo dc panama. So Aspssto sen
sillo y 90 actitud iranss, 10 hieieror
aersdor On sl aeto 4 les simpalfas dol
pushlc.
Al llsgar 4 10 Mansion Ejseutivs,
el pRsblo. sn mAsA snorme. lrat5 ds
lleKAt hasia disho sdihsio, arsioso ds
Or 10 voE del Presidsnts, ersysndo siu
6uda que. como On PoAss, Csysy,
Csguas y Rio PisdrAs, habia do de-
iarnoS sscashAr % autorix AdA pals'
bra. LENA do ha!Agadoras Pre- mssas
GA favor do Pasrlo Rieo.
La banda do 10 polictA eiseuN w.
rios aiEss pusriorriQueaos daads sl
kiosk9 ARABIA. situado On sl primer
jardin del % aeio.
Pesos momentos dsapu6s, Nr Roo
ssvslt srA invitado { un five o'ekk an
zee Dc 10 somida, por lon sspoaos
WInlhrop.
Ia 10 rsespsi6n de Anoshs 90 Wis
N6 AoA IN trSis dc Esecsss sl Conf
siOnado del Ialsrlor Mr.. 0rAhams, 10
SaAl llam6 10 Atsnsi6n do lOs sonsu
trentea1
AnUshs obIsqui6 sl Gobernadoi
Winthrop 81 PrssidenGa RoopevslI
son una somida. AsisAisron los JtisI
As DOpAEtAmsntoE, oncialss del Ei6e
6ito. 81 Comisionado { Washington
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-22

Vkase nuestro interesar te fo-
lletfn, FL CGbGttsto de Ca.
SG R0,G, epoca de la gran
revolucion francesa, en- las
paginas s. Y 6a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-22

Zen Psisrahurgo. Novismbrs AZ -
90 hAA presenlado contra sl eonda
Wlths aeussslones grAvisimAs ca
aSuAt0s sson6misos, Dicsss que he
librado euantiosos bsnsneios sobre los
iondos Dc earidAd y henahsens sia, trai
sicnando 10 sonHAnxs del smpsrAdor.
Los vAlorss { que 90 Aluds 81 atasAr
81 sonds White Aleisndsn { ssntsn ares
do miles dc ruhlos, 6us AeusAdorsa
dsalarAn que probArkn upo por uno
tedoa los sArgos que tormulAn. Va
rios peri6dicos pidsu que SO sometA &
Mr.. Wlths & an prossdimit MO srimi.
nal ante las Cortes de iussleiR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-22

Warrington, Novismhre 2.-1g-
n6raas por mplsio On los aireulos
politieos dc eita ciudsd si sl Presidsn,
to Ruoss sslt 90 dispone & rssonsidsSa ar
| 90 oEden disolvisndo Al battalion dc
nsgros On T,xs. So presume que Mr.
t. I, renunsiar& 10 secretariA do Ia
guerra si oil Presidents insiste On su
astitud, estimando que ss un error do
Mr. Roossvslt dar 6rdenss por encima
del sseretsrio en- sl propio dsparla'
mento do este d!tImo. Asf tamhiSn
srksas 0us o. sasi impoliliso sgravsr
Les dissordias do raxA son msdidaa
do satA fndols.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-22
Los CABLES De HOY
La situaCi6n do Marruecos.
lntsrvendran tedas lac po-
teasias de- acueFdo.
ALMlRANTAZGO INGLES
Taft en- oposici6n a Rcose.
welt. Conde Withe gra-
enente aeusado.

Madrid, Noviemhrs 12.-LA sitaa.
si6n do Narrussos 80 agrava do un
nedb alarmants. ri aullGa no res
psAds { las dsnandAs de Eurups, nj
hsy nasstras dc que ss rsauslva &
admislF y sumplir los aauerdos adop'
tados Ga 10 Oepfsreneia do A'g gtairas.
Las potsnsias sstGn prontss & inter.
venir Embellishments. Las escuadrss
do Frsneia y Espans inioiafAa sl de-
ssmhsrso do fusrxas On tsrritorio ma.
rroaui, Hasta ahora rsina ID msyor
hArmoAiA do pArsesrss entre les No
clones interssAdas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-22

Washington. Novismbrs 22.-El
dapassansnto do Marina hA recibido
del AlmirantaxEo Ing 81 nm nsnsais
&c gratitud por 10 soop erasi6n que
prsatAra .sl Almirants americana
Brt wassns partisipando sn los ohse.
qaios trihutados por les 1tas ex.ran'
gsras sl almirante Chiekartsr, do la
armada britAniss, % Gibraltar. I'll
almirantaxgo 90 sxisnde On manifsa.
sae!onea do Amiatad haaiA Ia marina
smsrisana y aluds & 10 sbusna intsli'
gsnsias que exlste eatrs los dos gran.
dos pueblos ssionss, suys faer1a. uni
DOS Amhos, ssrfA ineontrastahle on oil
mundo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-22

AnUshS obIsqui6 sl Gobsrnadof
Winthrop 81 Prssidsnta Roosevelt
con una somida. AsisAisron los Jtfss
De DOpaEtAmsntoH, Oncialss del Ei6e'
6Ito, 81 Comisionado { Wanhlngton
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-22

Ia 10 rsespsi6n de Anoshs 90 Wis
N6 AoA M trSis dc Essr sss sl Conf
siOuado del Iulsrlor Mr.. 0rAhams, 10
SaAl llam6 10 Atsnsi6n do los sonsu
trsntea'
The Jackson herald., 1906-06-07
Balm for Baldheads.

simultaneously, from two independ.
ent sources, has come striking tesli.
mony of the virtues of the hair less
head. 1t is stated that there are no
bald criminals and that there are no
bald lunatics. Neither statement is
laid down as absolute or infallible, but
1t is claimed that there are only just
sufficient exceptions to prove the rule
The authority regarding the ilrs,
statement is ]. T. Riley, magistrate
Of the Halifax bench, who said in
court that he had only met with two
bald Charges" in his 23 years expe.
rience. With regard to the second
statement, Rev. II. NJ. Neild, of Brad
ford, quotes "a head official" of the
Rainhil! asylum who assured him
that he would never need the hospital.
ity OF that institution as he was quite
bald. 1t is difficult to find authorities
in London who wrole heartedly bear
out these two theses. gentleman
who frequently visits Bethlehem hos
pltal IN an ofhCial capacity says: My
impression of the lunatics | meet there
is that they are usually shaggy
race" An experienced police inspect
or bore out to great extent Mr.
Riley's statement about the lack OF
baldheaded criminals, but he advanced
a commonplace explanation. Grim
inals." he said, ARE VIGOROUSLY a
short-lived race. admit have seen
very few baldheaded men in this
chargeroom, but by the time a GRIM
Inal reaches the bald-headed period OF
formed. There is one notable eXcep-
ton, however; that was Charles Peace,
the murderer and burglar"
The Jackson herald., 1906-06-07
Road of the CRATER,

The road of the CRATER is not an easy
one. The temptation to graft Is in
sldious, and men who mean to conduct
themselves with honesty and dignity
may be betrayed into 1t. Modern
business methods" is n sufficiently
euphonious term to fool brisk and am
bilious man not too much given to re-
Election or self-examination. And all
goes we'll for time. The bank account
increases, the man feels himself to be
shrewd and influential; he is able to
put his family "at the top Of the heap"
honors come easily to him, and young
men are flattered to be associated with
him in business. Then, says The Read
er, the exposure comes. Those that
have trusted him know him for what
he is: his own specious plea of 1.-The
modern business method" sounds
strangely inadequate even to himself.
His name, which he hoped to see as
sociated in the minds of men with great
enterprises, and which he expected his
sons to use as q sort of open sesame"
becomes, suddenly, the synonym for
dishonesty, greed and failure. The
CRATER has, perhaps, thought himself
hardened lie finds, to his dismay,
that he is not. Shame awakens; con-
science no longer sleeps. The dreams
of his ambitious youth come to haunt
him. He would give his fortune, many
times duplicated, for the innocence and
integrity of his early manhood. He is
not bad mamie can suffer, he can.
be ashamed, he can loDS for innocence.
Perhaps, on reflection, there are no
bad men. At any rate, the CRATER has
shown himself capable of dying broken
hearted or of going, a melancholy luna
.ic, to the asylum for the insane. His
career requires stern metal. Let him
who enters 1t be sure that his con-
science is dead, his family pride buried,
his self-respect quenched. and that he
| is obdurate to the reproachful tears Of
| the women who love him, Having
made quite, quite sure of all this, one
might adopt grating career in an
expcctant spirit.
The Jackson herald., 1906-06-07
THE LIVE STOCK.

Poor fences make good jumpers.
Clean cows result from proper stab
ling.
Feed, from the hand of the master,
fattens.
The new stable should have several
windows.
The COW holds her own in all kinds
of times.
Anything irregular affects the per-
centage of butter fats.
If the horse has sore shoulders, It
Is pretty sure sign that his collar
does not fit him.
A new milker will at first get less
milk from a COW than one to whom
the animal is accustomed.
Culls and ewes that do not own or
rear their lambs properly, may be
turned off in the same way.
Old sheep should now be separated
from the rest of the flock and given
extra care. They can be improved IN
flesh and sent to market, where some
return can be realized from them
Farm Journal.
If you keep three or more cows 1t
will pay you to have a cream sep
arator. Before buying, send for the
catalogue of all the makes you find
advertised, 1t will pay you to inves-
tigate this question.
Every man that has a large number
of hogs should endeavor to give them
. good pasture. Too many breeders
are contented with hog pasture rhat
n covered with native grasses only
Cloyers and blue grass make a good
pasture for swine.
The Jackson herald., 1906-06-07
A GOOD cow.
Story of One Animal of Jersey Strain
Who Paid Her Owner
Good Profit.

A dairyman who does not own many
cows. and those good ones. recently
gave the following figures concerning
one of his cows, a pure-bred Jersey, to
the Ohio Farmer.
Her first calf was dropped in 1897
a heifer-now valued member of the
herd. Her next calf came in 1898, with
a successor each year up to the pres
ent, making nine calves in all. Three
were females and six males. The helf
ers have been retained In the herd and
the bulls sold at an average OF $50
each Valuing the heifers at the same
the nine calves represent an earning
of $500. With her second calf she
made a test of $50 pounds Of milk in
seven days, churning IA pounds, four
ounces of butter. Her average milk
yield has been 1900 pounds, sold to q
creamery at an average of $1.20 per
100 pounds, an aggregate for eight
years of s720. Adding the value OF the
calves to the amount received for milk,
her gross earnings amount to s1,0S0.
These figures are very eloquent for the
good special purpose COW, but were not
given to me. nor do l record them, as
anything extraordinary. An annual
yield of 1900 pounds of Ave per cent.
milk. while indicating a COW of great
merit does not raise her above thou
sands of other good cows. She has
broken no records but she has kept
the faith. She has always had good
care, good feed and plenty Of It. She
has been given chance. She Is a
COW of robust constitution, a great
feeder, strong milker and a reliable
| breeder.
Her feed had been the ordinary feed
| of the herd. Pasture and soiling crops
In summer. corn silage, mixed hay
corn meal, wheat bran and oil meal in
winter. She has never been fed ex
cessively, but has never gone hungry
nor in any way known abuse.
The Jackson herald., 1906-06-07
WAS WILLING TO "BITE."
One in the Audience Who Had Never
Heard of the Great Man in
Question.

At the recent annual meeting Of the
voters Of Cape Elizabeth two names
were presented for moderator. Henry
S. Jorden and Clement E. Staples. Re
publican and Citizen, respectively,
says the Boston Herald. The orator
who nominated Mr.. Staples made a
mighty effort. "Who is Clement r.
Staples?" he cried. as he waved his
arms like pump handles and strobe
back and forth on the platform. A
deep and impressive silence followed.
Again waving his arms, he called in
a voice OF thunder: who is Clement
e. Staples?" The silence was more
pronounced and the effect greater. The
audience was visibly impressed. Be-
fore attempting to dwell upon the
good qualities Of his candidate, the
speaker again proclaimed: II say,
who Is Clement f. Staples?"
A small man in the rear Of the hall
stood on a chair and broke the silence
by saying: WAL, I'll bite. Who Is
he?"