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Internal Effects of Radium.

With the therapeutic effects of rae,
lum occupying a prominent position in
discussion of this strange new SUBJ
stance, it is of interest to consider some
recent physiological experiments of NJ
Curie where the radium emanation
produced death when breathed by GER
tain smaller animals. The animals
used in this investigation were guinea
pigs, and were so confined that they
were forced to breathe the radium
emanation. although oxygen was sup
piled to keep up the animals respira-
tons as far as possible, and the carbon
dioxide given off was absorbed.
The radium emanation caused the
guinea-pigs to assume a condition of
torpOr and their bodies to become cold.
with a gradual decline in the respira-
ton, until death elsued. A post-mor-
TEN examination of the animal re-
vealed intense pulmonary congestion
and a marked change in the compost
ton of the blood, the white corpuscle
in particular being affected and their
number decreased.
The radium emanation also caused
the animals body to become radioac-
tive, the different parts varying in in
tensity, with the hair showing the
greatest amount of ~radioactivity and
the skin the least. In this way photo
graphic effects were obtained from
heart, liver, brain and lungs. These
experiments demonstrate that radium
has a distinct and important effect
when introduced into the interior of
the body, and that this toxic property
is as marked as when the radium acts
on the exterior issues. According to
M. Curie the internal ~radioactivity is
the result either of the dissolving of
the emanation in the humors of the
body or of induced radioactivity in the
tissues.-Harper's Weekly.
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Korea has a population of 5000, 900.
Seoul, the capital, has $4,000.

Therei Is more Catarrh in this section of the
country than all other diseases put together,
and until the last few years was supposed to
b~eincurable. Fora great many years doctors
pronouncedit a local disease and prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly failing to
cure with local treatment, pronounced it in
durable. Science has proven Catarrh to be a
constitutional disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by f. ]. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure
on the market. 1t is taken internally in doses
from 10 drops to a t~easpoonful. 1t acts direct
ly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. They offer one hundred dollars for
any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials. Address F. J. CHENEY &
Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Numerous arrests of editors in the Rus
sian provinces continue.
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EIGHT KILLED IN CHINA
Two English Residents and Six
Jesuits Are Slain.
Gunboat Ell Cano Hurries Up he
YaDgtse Kiang to Protect
the Fugitives.

Shanghai, China.-Somewhat con-
fused reports have reached here of a
massacre of missionaries at Nanchang,
Province Of Kiangsi. AS nearly as
can be ascertained, six missionaries
were killed and one child of an Eng
lish missionary was wounded.
1t is alleged that after long continued
disputes between the Catholic priests
and the Chinese Magistrate Of Nam
chang the priests invited the Magis-
trate to a banquet, where they tried
to compel him to sign an agreement
for the payment of a large indemnity
for the destruction of Catholic mission
property. According to one report. the
Magistrate became indignant and COM
mitted suicide, but the Chinese assert
that a priest attacked and killed him.
The officials, fearing to arrest the
priests, called a public meeting, where
upon the Catholics, according to the
Chinese version of the trouble, set fire
to their own premises. The public
meeting of Chinese developed into a
riot in which, according to one story,
six of the Catholics were killed, though
a later account says the number of
Catholics killed was four. H. G. King
man, a Protestant missionary, and his
wife also were killed and one of their
two children was wounded, the other
being rescued. The only Protestant
mission buildings destroyed were those
of the Plymouth Brethren. Fourteen
Americans escaped in a boat. The
Nanchang city gates are now locked.
Washington. d. General
Rodgers, of Shanghai, cabled the State
Department that the American mis-
sion stations at Nanchang, in the Prov
ince of Kiangsi, have been destroyed.
The probable cause is local. kilograms
received from those points say the
fourteen American missionaries at
those places escaped, but six Jesuits
and two members of the bingham
family, English, consisting of two
adults and two children. are reported
to have been killed. The American
gunboat Ell Cano, at Nankin, has been
ordered to proceed Immediately to Kill
kiang. The scene of the trouble is
about 400 miles up the Yangtse River.
Nanchang, where the missions were
DESTROYED, lies upon the shores of Lake
Poyang, in the northern portion of the
Province of Kiangsi, and the Yangtse
River is navigable up to that point as
well as the lake itself for warships of
good size.
A cable dispatch from Commander
Fletcher, of the Raleigh. at Shanghai.
confirms substantially Consul General
Rodgers report.
Pekin, China.-The American Metho-
dist Mission has a station at Nanchang.
No news of the missionaries has been
received at Pekin. 1t is supposed that
they eScaDpd to Kiukianr
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spring Trade Shows Expansion.

Bradstreet's says: Spring trade i'll
dry goods, clothing, shoes and mil
linery continues to show expansion,
despite the presence of winter condi-
tons. Interruption from this source.
in fact, has been less than anticipated.
and shipments of goods on old orders
and preparations for house trade at
leading centres go on unchecked"
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"Ready For Two-Cent Rate"

Gall the roads will be ready to adopt
the two-cent rate when the time
comes" said Colonel Samuel Moody,
general passenger agent for the Penn
sylvania lines west, who returned to
Pittsburg from the meeting of the
Central Passenger Association in Chi
cago. Nothing of a definite nature"
he added, was done at the onyen
ton regarding the new Ohio law. 1t
will simply have to be obeyed."
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Cabinet s,,orts,nen.

The members of the new British
cabinet seem to be outdoor men. Among
the sports includedein their reportory
of recreation are rowing, racquets,
horse racing, hunting, cricket, foot
ball, golf, cycling, shooting, angling,
yachting, tennis, skating, boxing, walk
ing and mountaineering. Burns, the
labor member, is a cricketer, skater,
oarsman and boxer.
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this trouble. 1t was just as if all the
strength had gone from my back
After suffering for some time l began
using Doan's Kidney Pills. The rem
edy acted at once upon the kidneys,
and when normal action was restored,
the trouble with my back disappeared.
l have not had any return of it."
For sale by all dealers. 80 cents a
box. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. n. Y.
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The Countess of Oxford, who previ-
ous to her marriage was Missi Louise
Corbin, daughter of a New York rail-
road magnate, has an excellent record
as a sportswoman, having hunted With
her husband in all parts of the world.
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RUSSIAN BANK HOLD-Up
Robbers in Finland Shoot a Man and
Steal $4,000.

Helsingfors, Finland. - Ten mel
forced an entrance into the Russian
State Bank, shot the guardian, and
stole $4,000. They have not been
captured.
The robbery was committed in broad
day and on the principal street of the
city. The robbers forced the unarmed
employees to throw up their hands,
took the keys of the safe and then
drove the men into an adjoining room,
warning them that on any attempt to
escape two bombs" which they
placed against the door, would be ex-
ploded. The "bombs," however, were
merely empty tomato cans.
The robbers are thought to be reyo.
lutionists from the Baltic.
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Manufacturers Falling Behind.

Manufacturer in most leading in
dustries are falling further behind
with deliveries, particularly in the
steel business, while increased capac-
ity has not kept pace with require
ments, but reports from the WOODEN
mills are irregular.
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Polishing Furniture.

The manager of a large furniture fact DRY
says that if women understood the value
of soar and water there would not be so
many calls for furniture polish. But it
must be used with judgment, as strong
soap would be injurious. Make a tepid
suds of Ivory Soap dip a cloth in it,
squeeze and go over the furniture several
times. Polish with chamois.-ELEANoR R.
PARKER.
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Mexico Expects Good Wheat Crop.

The prospects of this years wheat
Nop in Mexico are far more favorable.
and a large crop is predicted. Much
American wheat has been imported.
The cotton crop predictions vary and
the total may not be more than S0.tOc
bales.
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Insurance Presidents Meet.

Presidents Morton, of the Equitable;
Orr, of the New York Life; Peabody,
of the Mutual, and Dryden, of the Pru-
Dental, with other life insurance Off
Gals, held q secret conference in New
York City.
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Britain,s Harvest of the Sea

The harvest of the sea oil the island
coasts of Great Britain was last year
worth nearly 100000, and the in
| dustTy altogether employ AZ. 900 work
ers, exclusive of the vast army belong
: ing to auxiliary trades.
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Record Srring Trade.

A record spring trade is apparently
all out secured, and the future crop
development will largely govern fall
and winter trade, which of yet is of
small aggregate volume.
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BIG FUNERAL BY STREET CAR.
Priest Who Was Against Costly Bur.
ials Has an Economical One.

lalS Has an Economical One.
Chicago, Jli.-The body Of Father
Martin Van De LIAR, Il beloved priest
in South Chicago, was borne to the
cemetery in a street car. The funeral
car was followed by twenty street
cars filled with mourners. Beside the
hearse car walked a guard from many
societies, and thousands of members
of these and other societies walked be-
hind.
There was no crepe or other signs of
mourning on any of the cars. During
his years of ministration among the
poor Father De LIAR had always
preached and advised against expen-
sive funerals. In his will he asked
that street cars be used, and that no
expensive flowers be sent.
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l could hardly walk.
There was an Il a
countable weakness of
the back, and constant
pain and aching. |
could find no rest and
was very uncomforta-
BILE at night. AS my
health was good in
every h way !
could not understand
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FITS permanently cured. No fits or nervous
ness after first days use of DR.. Kline's Great
Nerve Restorer, 50 Observation-Disclosures
DR.. R.H. KLINE, Ltd. ,931 Arch st. ,Phila., Pa
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Warm Weather Worries Ice Mel

The southerly change of wind, with
the prospect of warm weather, caused
anxiety among ice men at Catskill.
N. Y. At one of the big ice houses on
Catskill Creek, ice was harvested all
day last Sunday, workmen making no
objections to Sunday labor.
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Yellow Fever in Panama.

Surgeon-General Wyman has noti-
fed the various Government quaran-
tine stations of the appearance of yell
low fever at Bocas Del Toro, Panama.
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Never So Active.

Building materials was apparently
never so active at this season, lumber
leading, and the output in Northern
forests has been helped by recent
heavy SHOWS.
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JOSEPH LETTER ON TRIAL.

Accused of Criminal Negligence For
Ziegler Mine Disaster.
Duquoin, Iil.-The trial of Joseph
Letter, Owner of the Ziegler coal
mines. where about sixty lives were
lost in an explosion last April, on a
charge of criminal negligence, was be.
otln
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Of the 105 counties in Kansas, forty
four have no paupers, twenty-five have
no poorhouses, thirty-seven have not a
single occupant in Jail and thirty-seven
have not a criminal case on docket.
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ice Famine Coming.

Wesley NJ. Osler, president of the
American Ice Company, in New York
City, said that there would be an ice
famine.
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E.
W. Groves signature on a box. 25c:
There were no silver dollars coined in
1905,
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DR.. J. w. Palmer, Poet, Dead.

DIR. John Williamson Palmer, poet
and author, a well-known Civil War
correspondent and author of the poem,
~"Stonewall -Jackson's Way" died i'll
Baltimore, Md, aged eighty-one.
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In Chaldea an ancient love letter has
been discovered written on clay.
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Natural gas has been turned on in
Leavenworth, Kan, at twenty-seven
cents per 1000. n. Y.-9
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A Guaranteed Cure For Piles.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding Piles.
Druggists are authorized to refund moneyif
PazoOintmentfaiIs to cure in 6 to14 days. Soc.
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In Switzerland males between twenty
and sixty-ive are obliged to vote.
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HIS ONE WEAK o

Minnesota Merchant Cured to
Stay Cured by Doan's Kidney Pills.
o. C. Hayden, of o. C. Hayden &
Co., dry goods merchants, of Albert
Lea, Mimi, says: 81 was so lame that
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TO STOP ELECTION BRIBERY.
Senator La Toilette Introduces a Bill
TO Compel Publicity.

Washington, D. Ex-senator La Fol-
lette, of Wisconsin, introduced a bill
requiring committees of all political
parties in National and Congressional
elections to account for I'll moneys ex-
pended in elections.
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The Only Born King.

All druggists, Soc. per box, or by Uai
upon receipt of Drice. Stamps accepted.
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dbc1IuB1GtS
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Wholesale frees oaated in New Yerk

The Milk Exchange price for standard
quality Is sac. per quart.
HITTER
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nRn0Sv NEW DISCOVERY;
~ U gives quick relief and cures
worst eases. Book Of testimonials and so Days treatment
Free. DR.. II. IL. GREEN'S SONS, Box b, Atlanta, Ga.
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Pekin, China.-The American Metho-
dist Mission has a station at Nanchang.
No news of the missionaries has been
received at Pekin. 1t is supposed that
they escaped to Kiukiang.
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To Cure a Cold in One Day

Numerous arrests of editors in the RI
sian provinces continue.
The Penn's Grove record., 1906-03-02

PIXIES 1oo1HacHE DROPS CURE IN oNE MINUTE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-05-03
.EL CANAL De PANA-
ma Sera deClaradO
neutral
EI COrOneI Ernest quiel que aun a
los buques de guerra del enc
migO les sea conc lido eI peso


"El Canal del Itspao de- anama debe
ser enteramente neutral y sqnedar alberto
al paso de los buques de gueEras aun GUAM
do pertenezcan alguna naei6n que Sc en-
contrara en- lucha con loBa aEstados Un'dos,
es la opinion del Coronel 0awald Fl. Err
nest, de la Comisi6n del Canal aseverada
por 6l mismo ante la Comisi6n de Canales
intereoceanicos, del Senado Americano.
El Coronel Ernest dice que las com
puertas de un canal pueden ser facilmente
destruidas por una bomba ds dinamita, y
que un canal construido al nivel del mar
es igualmente vulnerable.
No cree que Ia question del uso militar
sea tomada en- consideration.
El canal debe ser neutral T dominado
al mismn tempo por amefieanos.
Piensa que ningGn eomandante extran-
jero en- tempo de guerra, serfa capaz de
aventurarse trav6s del Canal nj con las
promesas y seguridades dehidas.
Cuando fu6 interrogado por el sei1or
Morgan 81 6I podrfa permitir { Gran Bre-
ta1a Alemania-si alguna de estas estu,
viese en- guerra con los Estados Uuidos-
ell paso de sus fotas i tray6s del canal pa
ra il bombardear San Francisco, el
Coronel Erness conte to que 6I 81 10 per
mitirfa. Dijo que elias mismas-Gran
Bretafa 8 Alemania cualquiera otra na-
ci6n-n Sc aprovecharfan del privilege
de usar del canal por ppra ID SEQ fanzs.
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Ell COMISIONADO De
instruction eStuVO
en- LareS.
1esgraGiadO SuCesa que OGurriO en-
los trabajOS de la CaHetera.
In desprendlmientO de tosca Cayo sohre el
OhrerO AGsVsdu GuhrlendOIo totaInente.
(De nuestro o0rreponsal. }

AbriI 3O.-El dia %, entire ocho nue..
We De Ia noche, lego este pueblo el Ho-
norable Comisionado de instruction Mr..
Roland p. Falkner, acompa1ado del senoI
presidente de Ia Junta Escolar doctor don
Francisco Sein. Su vista estuvo relacio
NADIA con los trabaos de nuevas casas-
escuelas que SO proyectan construir aquf,
habi6ndose solicitado obtenido para ese
objeto un empr6stito de $4,000 que estau
en- GAIA. Estos trabajos Sc empezar6n en-
breve tempo.
-El sefior Pedro G. Lopez ha reforma-
do notablemente su taller de zapaterfa.
En- los trabajos que Sc venen verifi
cando en- Ia carretera de este pueblo Ad-
iuntas ocurri6 aver un lamentable inciden-
te Encontrdndose el obrero Pablo Ace
yedo sacando piedra de una cantera ocu-
rri6 un desprendimiento de tosca cay6ndole
una gran cantidad encima cubri6ndolo
totalmente no ser por Ell pronto auXi-
lio que le prestaron sus demas compaTleros,
hubiera perecido.
Una vez traido Ia pobaci6n fue cura.
do de primers intenci6n por ell practicante
don Manuel Rodriguez Roman.
Deseamos que Ell lesionado no haya su-
frido mayores consecuencias.
Sc encuentra entire nosotros el agente
viajero de esa empresa don Joaquin Pu
jals, conoeido por "Semper'' 4 quien de-
seamos feliz estancia entire nosotros.
-Ha sido trasladado con muy justo as.
censo para Ponce ell se1or Antonio Budet,
telegrafista de este pueblo, ell que en- union
de su familia Sc Ia despedido de noso-
tros
Sentimos este traslado, porque Ell sefior
Budet es I'm empleado cumplidor de su de
Dor. Els una bueva adquisici6n para la
ciudad del Sur.
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METILOI IDES- FL melor mas SECURE
de tcdos los espeoifioos hasta sho"a conocidt
para la onra permanente de tc das las enfer
medades de la ureta va sean 6stas crdnicas q
agudas Ctntiene el flujny oura per com
pleto en- mepos tiempos pue niug6n otro pre-
parade simil@r, las gonorreas. ospermatorass
oistltis ect. Meior pus las inyecconos y muy
superior al sandalo oopsiba., Empieza Z
surtir su efecto las tres 8 onatrs hcras d.
hRberse tornado.
Los METZ OIDES"- son fasilaa de tomar
y estan prepsFados de manera pue no revne
ven ell est6mago nj droducen malos efectcs
De Veuta en- todas las BotGRs' Pidanse
muestras gratis sns dnicos fabric ntes
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Pasajeros para New York.

Para New York, por vapor Philadel-
phia, embarcaron los siguientes:
Mrs, & Miss. Elisabeth Hofner. Mr..
Jose Rivera. Mr.. w. p Miller, Mr. Sa-
muel Gutman, Mr. P. 'Pavieso. Mr. E. w.
Lord, Mr.. F. Lincoln, Mr.. ]. Comton,
Mr.. S. Warzala, Mrs & Miss FairchiId,
Mr.. Domingo Araujo, Mr.. A. E. Ewing,
Mr.. E. Schimer, Mr. E. Lee, Mr.. Samuel
Nc Leary, Mr.. F. Casasa, Mr.. P. Casesa,
Mr.. G. w. Luther, Mr. & Mrs. f. Della,
Mr.. w. w. Elmer, Mrs. Horay & Mas
ter, Thurston Wood, Mrs Horace Elmer,
Miss. Emile Fremont, Mr.. Frederick
Bennett, Mrs. M C. Ayres, Mrs, Miss.
Rockwell, Miss. Virginia NJ. Morey, Mr..
Mariana Abril, Mr.. z. Broadbury & 5
other Mr.. A. K Jones, Nj. G. M. Loge
& others U. S. M. Mr. @. Palau, Mr..
w. ]. Rice, Miss Cary Rice, Mr. L. G.
Windmer, Mr. Carlos Nc Hartman
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La REvOLUCION
DEL ECUADOR.
Como refiere los successes, un iDge-
Micro de minas en- ell Sun, de
New York.

-El Sun publica una entrevista con un
ingeniero de minas Daniel G. Stapleton,
| Holland House) que no oculta su predi-
lecci6n por los conservadores del Ecuador
su consiguiente avrsi6n los liberales
Dice Mr.. Stapleton que "Alfaro no tuvo
que combatir porque cuantas tropas fueron
destacadas contra 6l Sc pasaron q sus
flas con armas bagajes. Esto, dada la
popularidad del Presidente Garcia, dice
Stapleton, no Sc explica spo porque las
hayan comprado. Refiere que durante
tres dias Quito estuvo en- manos del presi-
dio, que le atac6 la guardia de la peniten-
ciaria la carcel, amarr6 y redujo q pri-
sion los ofciales, procedi6 hacer la po-
licia de Ia ciudad hasta la llegada del Ga-
neral Alfaro, sin saquear nj asesinar, Sc
gun eXplica con cierto asombro Ell sefior
Stapleton. La toma de possession del poder
Sc hizo, agrega, sin fusilamiento nj otro
desterrado sino ell ex-presidente Garcia.
Este verfdico testigo refere que, no pudien-
do encontrar mula para ir Guayaquil,
D. Lizardo Garcia, Ell presidente derrocado
le di6 una orden para que le entregaran
su mula de silla, que habfa quedado en- las
cuadras de palacio. Stapleton,en persona,
la llev6 Ia orden al General Alfaro, este
dice 81, le contest6 "Sefor, popgo 4 la
disposition de I'd. cualquiera de mis- cabal-
gaduras menos esa. La he apartado para
mi" El ingeniero agrega que le dieron
una mulita de monitor. Consecuente con
su nombre, Daniel, profetiza. Dice que
Alfaro es un mestizo de ilimitada ambici6n
que aspira unir bajo su espada Colombia
y el Ecuador. Esta revoluci6n, agrega,
la dividido ell liberalismo ecuatoriano,
antes de mucho habrd otIa
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FaIIeCimientO de IN CampeOn infati-
gable de los dereChOs de Ia
mujer.
La Gausa de Ia ahOliGlon de Ia eSGIavltud Ie de
be muChO.

Acaba de morir en- Estados Unidos, & la
edad de ochenta seis amos, Miss Susan
Anthony, campe6n infatigable de los dere-
chos de Ia mujer. De entire todas las par
tidarias del feminismo Miss Susan resalta
por su fgura arrojada y tfpica Hija de
un cudkero que habfa establecido en- su
casa una escuela para sus hijos para los
de sus amigos, fu6 profesora Ia edad de
ounce amos, edad en- que frm6 Ia decla-
raci6n de la primera convention de los de-
rechos de la mujer
La causa de la abolici6n de la esclavi-
tud le debe mucho, pues en- sus primeros
amos Sc dedic6 con ardor & esa noble tarea.
Tom6, ademds, parte muy directa en- el
movimiento en- favor de la participation
de la mujer en- Ell derecho de sufragio en-
la reforma social.
Fu6 la fundadora del diario eRevolu-
cionist'' y escribi6 la "Historia del Sufra-
gio de las mujeres."
Es sin duda, en- Estados Unidop, la
mas notable fgura de mujer como defenso-
ra de muieres.