davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
Oriental Leads Arcanun1
BOWLerS by Small Margin
Cosden's Killing and BeCkstein's Split Broke
Tie-Kismet Severely Drubbed-DiStriCt
Council Delayed Too Long.

in some respects owing 10 the failure
Of District 10 decide whether it would
put a team In the field. A make-shift
schedule was the result for practically
the entire first series, with the result
that IL was oftentimes necessary TO
bowl fOur-men teams. After the de-
clsion was made and schedule arranged
the failure Of Districts team 10 appear
presented a new complication. Several
OF the teams towled their games with
District but these scores are not ac-
counted for in the tabulated scores be-
low.
The standing January ., all rolled
Eames excepting those with District be-
ing counted is as follows,
The Washington times., 1906-01-28

Averages In the Department Bowling
League. covering all games 10 date
show the Interior far 10 the good in the
race. with the Navy, Commissioners.
Postofaee. and Bureau fighting II out
for second place. but with very small
chance OF catching the leaders.
The Interiors not only have good fat
lead In team standing, but have also
made, great strides in team averages,
having jumped up from SS5 pins per
gaHls TO s9l. They also have the high
est set-2 2923-and Lennon. the team
leader, is hogging things in the scram-
ble for individual honors. BY dumping
the pins for his highest set of ga, he
has put a stronger clinch on the last
rung OF the ladder. He also has highest
single game, and the biggest bunch Of
double centuries.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
HUDSON REGATTA
FOR PRINCETON
Advised to Keep Away From
New London.

PRINCETON. y. J.. Jan. 25.-Prinee-
ton hopes TO be d strong factor IN row
ing this year. but owing TO jeaIousies at
Yale and Harvard the prospects Of see
ing the Orange and Black coiors In the
New England annual event are slim.
one the other hand. Princeton is not
sure that the intercollegiate regatta at
Poughkeepsie is big enough 10 satisfy
her rekindied aquatic soul She cannot
jump one way without the possibility
of getting snubbed. and she is not at all
certain that the other kind OF jump
would 60 her any good. Commenting on
this subject. a well-known rowing en-.
thusiast said this week:
1T is only a matter Of time when the
POughkeepsie affair will be voted the
peer Of anything OF its kind. The gen
eral public likes its methods better tnan
the exclusive. narrow minded policy OF
the New Haven-Cambridge contingent
The Hudson river regatta is progressive.
Every year something new is introduced
for the benefit of the common people
who patrouize II. This year the innOva-
ton is to be a quadruple sculllng
crews contest.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28

the game will be better in Washington
II this is true of all future contests,
Joe Boyle. a member Of the Metro
politan police force, is a son of Lieuten-
ant Boyle.
tomorrow night at the National Guard
Armory, the Ordways will meet the
CAROLS
No one player has been associated
with basketball circles more tran
Frank Schlosser. of the Y NJ c. A
team Sehiosser has always played a
star game for the association five and
has never been guilty OF brutal tactics.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
WEST POINT LOST
TO YALE'S GRADS

WEST POINT, y. Y. Jan. Z7.-In the
most interesting and exciting basketball
game played here in years. the Yale
graduate team defeated the Cadets by
Sc to 81.
The Cadets were without Hetrick and
Jones. two OF their stars. Many pretty
shots brought applause. The first half
ended with the score u TO i5 in favor OF
Yale. The goal shooting OF Clark and
Rockwell was the feature.
Vale led until. with one minute 20
play and only two points behind, the
ARMY tied the score, Rockwell making
clever throw from the end of the court.
After both sides had missed many tries.
Clark finally tailed the necessary goal
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
Interiors Are Hugging
Departmental H0nOrS
AT Top in Team Standing, Averages, and
High Set-Lemmon Holds Best lndl-
vidual Scores.

Bowshers go still holds good for high
set prize.
Second place in team averages has
been swiped from the Commissioners by
the Navy Yard. which has moved up
from $50 TO $50 per game.
In team standing. the one-time lead
ers. the Treasury quint, have gone down
one more notch, POstOf1ce having
passed In ahead of the tobOgganers.
Here are the figures;
Team Standing.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
MICHIGAN STARS
IN MUCH DEMAND D

ANN ARBoR. Mich. Jan, 27.-Should
Noreross. Hammond. or Longman. of
Michigan University. care to take up the
aTduous duties of a football coach next
fall any quantity OF places out West
will be opened to them.
So great is the demand for the style
The Washington times., 1906-01-28

of play turned out by the Ann Arbor
pupils OF HurTy-up Yost that any for
mer Michigan star is greeCily accept
ed as a past master of gridiron strate-
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
Go to Poughkeepsie.

Eventually the winner Of the An
Iapolis-West Point boat race will show
at Poughkeepsie, and about the same
time individual sculling races will be re-
sumed there. The advice Of a disinter~
ested person 10 Princeton is: Go into
The PoUEhkeepsie regatta by all means.
You may be a big boy. bigger than
Cornell. the University OF Pennsylvania
Syracuse, and the other universities that
participate there yearly, but YOU will
be welcomed in an honest. Open-facec
way, and il you do win you will ind the
honoTs large enough TO meet all your
demands. You may be able 10 beat Yale
and Harvard on one water, but not Cor
nell or the others. so if you are looking
for real champions. the kind ready 10
meet all comers. go TO Poughkeepsie,
but defeat or victory. so with public
backing or not at all
The Washington times., 1906-01-28

President Comiskey says he is not
worried over the assertion that Pitcher
Frank Smith would not play with the
White SoX next season. Frank will
have TO buy a ticket to Chicago next
spring or quit the game.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
TEAM AVERAGES.

%
hghset o in his
In is
the
Of
The indivi dual aver
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
THE STANDING.


exeeping oriental Kismet The
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16
BIBLlOrEoA DE .LA DEMOCRAC1A

ooqu otfct eVAn bgd de anhM hoiss aas de color do
'9eBo pAfA Alofl&f IAi plartAt do las ouAs.
Zero dJnde rena Ia scl6n espscie de
ancns mesth alKlno poa de Ia ds IbaefA Rschnan
poA 60 oyen oonfaudldos los gtoa rado ,ac1 do
la pedrA qua chocat do los mGftos CAvAu IA tierra
ponen On ma pie rAs sAcdAs del pueb descarQan
CFFo SmO1t Inaa arena dlsponen kcrnos cabteAnteL
- Aqo ALA ESQ Vv0 gcltGnA VIeiecllo de h.ono.
m nlmAdA atelg1te sonia bt6a con can.
s de c1ore caA Va ArroAdA cderdA dc pomAda Era
maestro de obra nor Juan, ArQQtecto aba6 cArpnteo
pnQQeAd csrraero pnor osones eIcaltor
-h' mensstef tarnlnarlo ny miGmoI MhlnA no 90
Pueae trAoAlH pAtAdo eG a csremJlAl VIVo
repenA todo el muadJ 10 eyA mil hlbA dicho
-0Aoes 10 qae VAmoI clnstrarE Poes % una egcueh
h0ueo on 80 geasro como las de A.nGn major E piano
10 hA AzIdo el arlulisct9 20 dro Ia obA ST. asf,r Yed
s aer 40 pAAco Goa dos alas; los ORA para
A' nns Ala en milo iGrda surtidorss en-
o'oosiaool arb1leda loI chco sem
eu eQVe1 plAntN ca las de racreo LM n tendrsn
9a oIn nAacoL c0lanoL AGn,t iaeg3 dc 10 combA
Sutuootety pAIatefAI EHJ va q ser nag 1i630
H lao ff0tabA Lac mAnos psnssndo en- IA ANA oue
soA aAolutnf dlrlge1iJ squslla gran obra
aRanA dsaa'lt do ali vefAo doi kIolkM undo entire
PUT anA eIpeAe is enpAta1 ou0erio hoiGs dc pltRno
II inAeitro de eIc1elA trelni ach taap
oons s1osc hIad9 lbs dsg Gdos plAra de GAIA cus
oertos ue Hs1zJ nlAn11 aoJdJlad0
Ffocurad Qoe ls iotaG eIte1 bien elcrAS decia oI
Qaeoo0!A9Al ln'1rpcllna Va el Aclde austrian mu.
cncar am sAnel e eAD6a general que eIS en Il bro.
FIuelA o. Ve1Q 40 dl01IAs Dlel premlAran.
proyecl de lJAtrA ds eVAaaf eIcasA hAbk encon
sAlo eoo Ga CAL t11Jt EcIrA lido ApAirnar nie
of msnl e9u'ool la IL prm3fA piett ceeem ue
b5adtla lugr ds , sendo uos da soE mvoras
ArfA aAaa maM pARusn dsvolos haitI
- conclusion dei edIhII
Ehhy osfs' Llabln Ia viuDstl de Il Rsata antss
Dc ponerGs el sol SAWS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16
NOLl ME- 1'ANGEkE

Pero dsde los arStas de Tondo puaeron peel cs
ounce gundoa hlcleron nVerosmes aGn
sus coleg provncisnoS FL gobernadorcio que .
Clonado teAro escog6 de acaerdo cara Ia comed M
principe Vardo los cavos arranoados de IA name cuev.
piezA con msgis y fuegos arslfcAIes.
De tempo en- tempo Aegremente Ias csmpAnsG las
mlamAs campanss que dlez da dobAbn tan
Ruedas de Iego morteret auenan are: e pot6 ,co
plno que aprenuo 90 Arte AIN
pe9ar su hAbdades casoG de fuego con uce.
de BnQa Qobos dc pRpe inf con are o1eD bombs
cohetes
ReIuenan esnos Acorde pues va corren os much ohos
precpadamente haca las ataeras de pohac6n para rocn
las bAndAs de mdalcA Son clnco lee ala Qdas Adms de 1s
orqueatH La mdsc de PagsAnghn propedad del
debe fatar, nj ID del s. T. c6eore porou IA d
ga e maestro Austria Ca60 Aa De oys seO6n
dcen IL tama Ia arm 1niA en eI exremJ nAtuts
La mhNoA enta en- ell tocAndo aegtea marchA ga
gulda de chco1 medic desnudos QQen cAn ds u
quien los pantAlones.
Entre tanto. van ee ando cArromAcL cez.s oocbs
os pAren Los Amgos los los tAhurs con ans
meoret gaoa aScos dc oro dspuesOs aesg "a ortuna
sobre tapete verde dentr0 de 10 ruda de IL gsllerA
Ell alterez hene cInc1entA nochel muFnurs
M nom ore peQuen rechonchJ DIDO de oI recen do
caplan IAgo VA Venlr pondra bAnca cAp$G trAs
dlecocho mil pesos lba liam pc Chlao Carlos pons tam
bic bRnca capital de pesos De Tansoap Ia.
BGng az de Santa Cruz venen grAnd,s puntoI s.
luRn go grAnds. tc6no eIEs Ia f an lial
-Ben' olen grAcMl conteItAbAn lo foHstsrog; Iy sI
padre D&maEol y
-EI padre Dimmo prsdiCar por a man .na t.srk con
nosotros por 10 nochs W.
-MsiorI msiOr No hay e1tonuss pslgro nioqaDoI
-S, a. eStRmoa EeRutOa & ch 40 CArlos suets adsmf.
n1a buena propina. '' s''"'
bombrs rechoncho hzo cont.r con 10, d.ioI
FQefa del pueblo, los mon6 lbs kIs4nd ss ponen us
meloes TRACES para eVsr de los soclos cauts MAN
GeDaos ganaA aoales venAdos cargan en oI pes
V0' SaFFo' lena trum Les pIsn1G r4ra e crseen ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16
mo ACATARRARSEI |

I'll catArro es una emf srmsdad que
tiene mucha mas impor.sncia de 10 que
generAlmente Sc le ssribuys. Invade
sodos loE 0rgRnos del cuerpo, cuyss
tuncionss y tuerzas debilita profunda.
mente. Eseausa trecuented de la sordera,
Atecta 10 vista, Ia mark y 10 garganta
J es generalmenIe por donde smpieza
10 tuberculosis o tlsls.
La misma taellidAd y 10 freeuen-
stA con que % pssoS un eAtarro, haoe
. las persoaAs indifersntes para Gu
rarlo y 10 gran mayor1a no 90 preocu
| % de las oOnsecuenclsa.
Los hAnos frlCs por 10 mafanA
Embellishments despues de delar el
leCho, dormir CON las ventanaa abier,
saa y evitar las sorrientes de aire, son
precaueiones muy busnas que no euesl
10 trabAlo el observarlAs. Pero el
preventive mas positive, mas eheaz,
mas tScil y mas positive J tAmbien el
que asonseisn los m6dioos, On 10 Emul'
fion dc Scott de Aeeise dc hfgsdo dc
nasAlAo.
Es sorprendents 10 fuerxa, vitalidad,
snergia poder do rsslsteneia que re-
cibe el euerpo humane dc las PEG ue
ias d0kis do Emulsion de Scott ue se
administran con eonstaneia. Eksa
Dmulsion resubre interiormsnte todas
los parties d6piles y vulnerables del
suerpo y 10 pone al abrigo dc 10 In.
fsccion satarral.
De euando On euando aparecen
lnduHtriaies POGO eserupulosos anun.
siAno0 emulsioIss, vinos 8 prepara.
dos a los que atrlbuyen propiedsdss
cursslvAs que no Menen y hAsta hay
Qulen 90 atreye & desir On letras dc
imprensa, que el petroleo ksroaina
% IN allmsnte.
Que 60 ei petr6leop Un Aeeite mine.
fAl que 90 usa como eombustihle para
IubrlsAr y llmplar m&QuinAs y para
slumbrar.
Una substantial indigestible que
pareee de 10 prop1edad essncisl dc 10.
DO Alimenao, suAl % la asimtl asion,
que pAsa al trAves del tubo insessna.
ain modttiearss y ain ser apaornl-
nidsI una suossaneia en- I'm, que u.
'iens nlnguns dc IAa propiso&des eA.
taslV&s y eI1msoticiAs dol aeslta d,
nlg@1V 0c oAGAAAo. al 30 dlIuse uus
el pssrcIeo es IA ailmenEo uArA as
QuiRAs, Podria pAssFI pSro no ~ al
Usnbo pare Oh eu1rPo,
III ssnals alguna dpda, ptegunsat
voestro medlsol el os cunnrmAra 8.
ba veroAol y al ssbals rRSAsua 40 tue
SAs, dc snrne = de Eangre, os acoDsp
lara que sum6ls - kmuIsloh dc Sa,,t,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16
NotiCias del dia

S En- el Club de F. Kehrhahn &
CO.. " San Francisco, se vendeu dos
reioles do orc esda semana, entire so
soeios, abonando 90 so 6 ]. 90 ssmangl,
La Ultima semans obtuvo uno el
senior Oscar Castro, de Rio Pledras,
socio n1msro 20.
@En esla lmprenta 90 vsnde pa
pei vieio dc peri6dico q dos psaos sl
Quintal.
Para eurar un resirladO on un
ula, tome el LAXATIVE BRUMO
QUININA. El botiearlo le deyolvsra 81
dinero al no Sc curs. La TRINA oe X.
W. GROVE 90 halla en- cads ca]l.a.
K3- Estan de ethorabuena los agen
tes dc Oi ikamp, NJllng 70. Segd nos
escribsn los stiorsa N arvatzy O,sro
sua agensea gener&leI, los agen.es
pueden entsndsrae dlrecEamen.s Gun In
casa de Cincinnati, slsmpre Que On
wen sl dinero por AdeIanlado, Es
una oportunidad para Qus cualquier
sgsnte bueno, de conocer 81 ehcIsn.
! ola, 81 &stivldao y Au hombllA do blsn,
Ks requisite Indispensable para gozar
dc este privlleglo, que los sgsntes 30
hsllsn 81 dia CON Ia sgsnei& do Are.
cibo. al
A una mia dc dCnA Maria Rios
de Rublo ss 10 hS exirAVlado un i'm,
perolpis do orc On lorna dc mAr1poss,
con tncrussacionss dc brllIsnIsE Y ru.
biss. D4chs sed Jra que re.lue On al
SH0tsi San J .sn,s gc@llnc ara co 90
ptsnoloez aquisn IL enirsgae esa prem
de. por EAsarse as un recuerdo ds
Amllla' l5 Il
MODISTA,-Ss neesslGs una NO.
dlsta para IL Dlrecclon ael DepArIs.
menio de cJsluras w <Fns Porvo RICO
Drawn WORK " AmprUldery Co.'S ly
Allen ~, SAa Juan.
--ES NECESAhlO extgir que oAda
ost1s opSengs gra0a0o el nomprs Dr.
gesnVO MVIarrleIA, psro un SOLO ssIu-
che produce meIor etesto que una 40
cena de ooselias dc Agua mlnsrai o do
ssr 81 UalGo caraNVo radical, osi ss.
tonnage y ds4 InbesAno, 81 D4gss1ivo
MvlArrluGa purlnca los mlImsntuH
ioa naoS Ss!miiSnlea, El leklllmu ID
kSs1lvo 0olRrrl Ia S0rA sR IA Ola Iss
sn VA mss las 0lspsu'
alas 0 KAstr@igias, J sn bres msass lAs
nas KrAgss entsrmsd &oes ervn!cns ia,
sss6mago y del intestino, Eas4 uni
versslmense eon6rmedo, en forma sin
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16

igual, que 10 eheaeia del Digestive
Noiarrieta es verdaderamente radical
y superior q la de todos loa otros re
medios. De vents en- las prineipales
tarmAciaa de Europa y America.
~THE HELvETIA.-27 ealls de
. Crux. Gran casa de hespedss. <Ta.
ole d hotels. Aposensos para famili %
' personas sofas, Comidaa cincuen.
10 eentAvos cubierto. Bafios. Telefono
lsS. Apartado eorreo, 2s6. Propiess-
rio, Pedro Sehira. Nota. Este hotel
estA { cargo de una seforita sague.
In
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16
EDICT0
EstAdos Unidos de Americs. ri Presi-
dente de los EatRdos Unidos. s. s
En- In Corte Munich pal del Dlstrito Ju'
d!ci&l Municipal do Manatf, P. r
Ricardo Rodriguex Santiago,
hx-parte.
Conversion On dominic.

Por cuanto, Ricardo Rodriguez
Santiago, como promoVents, pfesen.
to ante eatA Corts Municipal, una pc
tici0n interesAndo Ia conversion en- do
mimic de inscription do poaesion de
una fnca que dsacribe 1al; R1siica
Flnca slsuada On el b&rrlo do Florl
da-stlera, ,ermlno de MAnatl, Anles
de BarcelonetA, compuskA dc cientu
irece cuerdas, equivaIenIes q cuare MIA
custfo hscIareas, euArenla y una
Areas. treinsa y since ssnslareAs do to
rrenos qusbrado a pAAsos. Linda al
Norte, con tlerras de don Maralu To-
rres; al Sad, c0n las do don Manuel
Agaila; al EsIe, con lss do don Crla.
t6Dal Martinez; y al Ossse, con laa de
don Martin Torres, eatAnuo 1ns0rlRA al
folio lab oel lumo 10 dc Barceionela,
ansa ndmero d44, inscription |
Por tsnto, hAblendo4e ordanado
por oil Hon he.l1x CorduvR DAvl,A,
JueX de eats Corls munlclp0I, 20 anun
Gle 10 conversion 1nlereAndA por A4s
dio de un eulcso en- el peri0ula,I ia
DEMoCRACIA que 30 sdltG en san u o,
para qus lAa personsa Que Ac ure.n
con 0Hrechos y las lgnoraoAs q Qul-, -
pueda psrluulcAr IL preteLcIOu . -. g
clda, pueuAn upO1etse pIesaDkA4A
CORES pondlenGs QemAnuA ue,s sr,
lefmino do QUlNUE DlAS NaItl.
LEES, q cunlAr dasde oil DO Is / Il .
IL publication del anuolo, 40
pressnle.
BAlo mi frmA, en- MSLAti h.,
z del msa de Mayo del AlJ 1906
tEDRO j. RIVE&
Ii i Secretary "a &. # M
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-16
tOontinudcs6n de Ia pdqina5ql

tCVYNN1UNtCs0n 1s W p0QHRbloTI
Nos ssegursn que en- 10 plaza del
mercado, On el sitio on que 90 expen
den los menudos, 90 vende earns dc
res dc Quiisda & los fondisias en- les
primeraA horAs de 10 manans, 10 eual,
estG prohibido. Sobre esto lIsmamos
10 atsncion. & Ia Junta Superior do So
uidad,
-Es probable que de un visis &
Washington 10 banda de 10 .policiA
insular.
Sc snousntra on rGsimo eItado
el adoQuinado dc 10 cAlle do Tetuan,
sntrs la Tanea y el TeAtro. El hadeo
de oarrusiss % hAce difsultoso por
aQusl lugar.
-En 10 calle do San Jose | Q 26,
han sido dsnunciados dos easos dc
varisela On los nifios Cirilo , Pablo
Riios, los sualss pasan 81 Hospital
cuarsntenario.
Para eaballero solo, un cuarto
On IN mirador, Sc alquila en- ouAtro
dollars msnsualss. Criato 10, altos,
informar&n. Is
THE MAY FLOWER. - Cr1sto
%, 10. San Juan, R-A una cuA.
dra do los sarros sl6etrisos y prinsi.
palss edinstos del Gobierno. Esplen.
dida vista q 10 bahia. Baf1oa moder-
nos sAnitarios. Habitaeionss frsssas.
Exquisita somida pusrtorriQusfia ,
Amsrisana. Presios moderados. --ElII.
LILA RAMIREZ, viuda do Masferrer
LABORES.-ss '0liai'an
BordadorGs buenas Caladords, ssegu-
rAndoles trahsio oonstAnte. Proporeio
namoa 10 tela y dibuio envlandolos q
sualQuer pArte do 10 isla. Dirigirre
The Porto Rico DRAWN Work Il
Embroidery CO Forialeza 10. Tam
hien 90 solicitAn Oostureras, Ina
-E asfor DIAz NAVARRO ha
sstablssido "a Odsina do AbogAdo
% NolArfa On ssta siRdAd, ealls do Ran
Justo n6msro Il.
kisres anss 10 Oorls Federal, Cor
Do do DisRito do toda 10 Isla y Core
suprsma, dsdisAndoas asimiamo Al
sxamsn do tftulos do propisdadss, Ia
sorpora0i6n de Oorpora asionea del p ais
v sxtrangsrAa y tramisasion do sxps'
disntas do expropiaci6n forxoaa.
Asaptando 10 nohls eompsssnsia
10y establseida On sl elersielo 40 las
profesionss do Abogado v NotArio, sl
ssfor DIAz NAVARRO as dispons 4
eohYar & sus alientes honorarios exee
sivsmsnSe m6dieos'
Chicago eagle., 1906-03-31
BEEF TRUST PLAGUE.
A Prominent Chicago Physician, Addressing
the Chicago Medical Society, Arraigns
Stock Yards Conditions.
He Predicts an Upheaval Among
the People Unless Things
Change.

1s 1t true TINT many canned cnttlc
are now killed outside the city and their
carcases shipped in with tumors and
cancers still attached?
Why do Kansas City and other
points ship their tuberculous. lumpy.
jawed and cancer cattle to Chicago?
Why Is 1t that diseased cattle can.
not be shipped to any point east Of
Chicago?
Why Is II, and by whose orders was
It that after the city inspectors had
condemned 10 lumpy- -jawed cattle
that they were released?
BY whose orders was It done?
Is there another city besides Chi.
cngo that will even allow a lumpy.
jawed "critter" to enter It?
Is II not true that In st. Louis each
lumpy.jawcd beast means a fine Of
$500. and that In Toronto. Canada, the
beast and even its hide are destroyed?
In view Of the fact that the Health
Department has officially stated that
S5 per cent Of the meat condemned
by the city was afflicted with tuber.
culosis, why have the city inspectors
been ordered to discontinue the work
Of condemning and destroying It?
The Beef Trust has caused a big
raise In the price Of shoes. The al.
hged beef trust controls incidentally
the domestic hide market. which Con.
gress closed practically for the benefit
Of the beef trust by clapping duty Of
- per" cent al valorem on foreign
hides. The alleged beef trust. accord.
Ing to Associated Press dispatches,
now also controls the domestic tanning
industry. Hence the beef trust fixes
now the cost of the leather. the raw
material out Of which shoes are made.
and hence II controls both the prices
Of shoes In the domestic market and
In the export shoe trade. built Wp at
great expense by our shoe manufac.
turers.
Furthermore, 1t Is common knowl.
edge that the domestic price OF butter,
eggs, butterlne, dressed poultry. the
grains, fruits, vegetables, apples. pota.
toes and probably other foods Is regu.
lated largely by the same trust of cor.
porations.
This Is logical and unavoidable mt
present. 1t Ia due In part b special
privileges Of lower rates In the ship.
ping, private refrigerator lines, In
mense grain elevators and c0ld.stora &c
plants scattered at the strategic points
and In part. no doubt, to the sheer
brutal force Of unlimited millions OF
dollars; a power welded by few per
sons whom society does not hold per,
sonally responsible at present.
The Reef Trust Is sending money into
Germany to stir up strife and force
the government to permit the importa-
tlon Of its meats.
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The Beef Trust laughs at pure food
laws
Chicago eagle., 1906-03-31

1nsanltary conditions In the stock
yards were severely censurcd by DIR.
Arnold c. Klcbs In lecture on Con.
sumption and the Home" given In the
Public Library under the auspices Of
the Chicago Medical Society.
''Some day these insanitary condl.
tions out at the stock yards will cause
great upheaval In Chicago" he said.
''They are directly responsible for n
great deal Of the tuberculosis now
prevalent In Chicago. and firmly
believe that one Of the greatest strides
that can be made towards stamping
out this terrible disease Is to bring
about proper conditions at the stock
yards"
The Beef Trust will find II hard
20 get resting place when the peO.
pie Of this country rise against 1t,
as they surely will. The people Of the
whole world are crying for Its exter.
minatlon.
~6A
w hsss Ahe Stcuitu AcpatTtucut EcIUTt
tons and tons Of tuberculosis beef In
the market and then let's It's emergency
inspectors 60 In the midst Of the fight
on disease and death.
Something must be doing.
Has the city administration changed
front on the destruction Of tuberculosis
cattle and their carcases?
Is tuberculosis any better for the
people this year than It was last year;
In another column will be found ex.
tracts from the Health Department an.
nual report and weekly bulletins. DO
you think that In the face Of these doc.
uments and the facts they contain that
the city can refuse to continue the In
spection and condemnation OF tuber
culosls and cancerous cattle at the
Stock Yards?
How many concerns make fancy lard
for culinary use out Of hogs that die
OF cholera?
How many thousands OF carcases
have the city inspectors condemned that
were found hanging In coolers with the
tuberculosis trimmed out?
Where does all the meat that ar.
rives at the Stock Yards at night
come from?
Whose packing house was II that the
chief meat inspector went into an DE.
cember 30 last with orders to arrest
the President OF the concern for steal.
ing cattle that had been tagged and
condemned?
Did not the President OF this con.
cern surrender 81 condemned cattle
that had been thus stolen and hidden
away?
How many condemned hogs have been
sold as mess pork?
Is IT, or Is 1t not so, that some OF
the cattle condemned by city inspec
tors have been found with their whole
insides one mass of corruption?
Is 1t not true that the butchers at
the yards are afraid to cut some cattle
for fear Of contracting contagion them.
selves?
Chicago eagle., 1906-03-31

The pure food laws will. Of course.
be enforced against some poor little
grocer. But against the Beef Trust.
nevey!f
Chicago eagle., 1906-03-31

30, 1905:
"a total OF 10s,OO2 pounds Of meats
was condemned by the department In
spectOrs Mt the Union stock Yards
and destroyed under their supervision.
At retail markets, $3.50 pounds Of
dressed meats; 24,150 pounds of fish.
and 3,Osd pounds Of poultry, hams
and rabbits were condemned and de.
strOyed.
"rhe Commissioner has issued the
following instructions to the chief In.
spector at the Union Stock Yards:
"'While actlnomycOsls is usually
confined to the head, and may be said
in one sense to be a localized disease,