davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-06

nuestros reGtos no seAn prcfAuAdos
por 10 msno del hombre.
va 10 sabsn los que cream intlml'
dArnos con AmsnaxAs.
-Ha salido aver para Aresiho
naeatro amigo o. Lsdo. Oaualss, On
asuntoa do IA profession.
-Anoehe & los 7 llsg6 q sata eiu-
dad Of Lsdo. do Diego. Poeos mo
msntos despu6s 90 i'm 3rovis6 an mss
ting ftents & 10 iglssia. On que Of &C.
for do Diego hixo uso de 10 palahra.
ri Hhor do Diego estuvo hablAndo
ssrca do dos h1ras. La e%opeurrenaia
fa4 M srosfsima y muchos de Los
rspubliaauos que aaistieron hieisron
auoshs 81 ADHESION { la Uni6n d.
Euert1 Rico.
Hay IN reft&a Que dice que ssl s1s
NADIA contra 10 eorriente 90 rompe oil
peshcs, y muahos rspublisanos que
aaf 10 %eomprsndsn 90 vienen. voluuta
riamsnte & nuestro lado.
Ere do esperarss: 10 propaganda
do ala Luehls y sEl Agailas. invsn-
tando sofsmas & diario, huho do dor
ese resultad0.
sQa6 dir&n los hombrss de 10 sea
mara ossuras del club rspublieano?
Los damos nusatro mas aentidc
pkaame.
-Anothsk 10 una hubo no eonAts
do insendio en 10 sasa q1s hlb.ts
nusstro amigo 1adalecio Rivera, salt
do 10 ConeordiA sIquins { Luna, gra
elias & la intervention dc 10 guardia J
oacialss del pa.qus do Bomberos !
Eigunos vesinos, pudo evitsrse Qul
Itcm2as %proporelonss mayures.
hoy 90 selebr6 OIL iuicio On !,
Corse do Distrito contra Julio y Jos,
lMaldon ado. por denuEeia iurAda qul
prssentAra don F~faneiaeo g oieoeehss
acuaA ldoles dc habsrss inseriio oil
tensr Ia edsd que masoa In 10y.
Los procesados e%omprohAron 90
msyores dc edAd, por 10 que o. Fissa
dc 10 Corte desr.ta AUTO dc prisi6n po
periurio contra don FtAnsiseo Col
eoechsa.
Estss son lgs pYG1ieas de eLs Lr
ehas y eel Agailas. que los suyoa d.
nuneien & los nueatros, aurque los %
pere por- rssompensa 10 ekreel 8 oil pr
aldo por ~psriurios.
Ahf 90 nads, 81 dia que 90 10 osu
. IRA 4 uno dc lQl nuestros llevaP & 10
tribunAles { uno do ssos peri6dieo
por Of dslito dc ~ea&o+Son. pCr publiea
nombres dc unioniatAa haei6ndolss
kurAr como rspublisanos, entonees q
ran los Aprietos.
Y que para eltos Caaos nurcA Z
tArde.
LA poliOla irsulAr no denunai
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-06
B|BL|OTECA CELEBRE
Napoleon Bons parts. apasiO'
nado b~ibIi6mano. Su b.
blioteca pOrtatil.
MIL TOMITOS
MIL TOMITOs
Los libros no eran mayor de
diez centime, ros de largo
por seis de ancho.

Napoleon BonaT a-te era un apA'
aionado bihli6mano. FL amor & los
lihros on oil gran dsbslador de nseio-
nss. llegAhA Al bunto do ha1sr hssho
consiruir una comslstA bihliotseA por.
tAtil, que 10 aeonaansba en- todas sus
eampants
ConatAbA dichS bibliotecs do
IN millAr pr6ximamsnts dc vol6ma'
neg, los oualss hubisssn sonatitn.do
una imssdimspta conaiderahle dc TO-
nsr el tam,no usual; pero, prsvisor
On clio scmo on TODD, dlspuso NApo.
ls6n que loa libros no fderan mayors
do diex eanlfmetros do largo por sells
do aneho. y que, & fin do gsnar espa'
sio, no tuvisaen navgsnea. Toda 10
bih;iotsea iha embalada On 10 esias
do 90 voldmerss, ~a'inssdos On dos
piias, con oil lemo vuslto hicia sfas.
ra pAYs faeilitar 10 busea y captara
del libro dsasAdo On oil msnor tempo
posihle: suss sabido % 81 PETIT Ccpo.
raj era ADMIRE do poea paeiene'a, y
qussia quo 30 sumplimsntaasn las Or.
denes dAdas OIL b~ibliotscaric. N. Bar
bier, on msnoa QUO ssnta en- gallo.
Comparable aquells, auAYsntA vo'
l6manes do mAtsrias rsligiosas, euA'
rsDta do posaia 6p!as. eusranta d.
obrAa drsmktisas, sessnts de versos,
ssss1ta do historia, elem do novelAsl
' los restanlss do memories hist6ri
cas-.
slempre que Napoleon proysetabs
ma cGmpAfs, dirigia i%natruosiones
N. Barber. sncargkndols los libros
que pudieran tener rs!sci6n CON Acu6
lls. All, por eismplo, 81 plansar Ia
II psdici6n 4 o isnts, pidi6 nj bibllo
ltssario. que era Of mismo tismpo ur
notable srudito, 10 bibiiografa opor
tuna, OF ecmo uuA synopsis dc lai
lu, has desarrolladaa On el valls de-
Euiratss. desds IL 6Dosa do Cfaso
hAstA oil aiglo VIII, incluyando To-
sampsnM hs,hAs por Antonio, Ira
,ljano y Juliano. Tambi6n mand6 gu
90 10 proporsionar mspas demos
ltrativos del eamino geguido por tcda
los expediaion0s gusrrarss On 10 On
,tigG,dai. 81 somo toda Glaze dc do
eumentos hiat6rieos aobre los mismRi
Rssults dc clio, por 10 tanto, gu
ai los enemigos do Napol6n hubisss
podido eshsr una oisada 4 las esia
de libros i'm DeriA!es. o. las inatrut
B clones del aohsrano { NJ. Barhisr, 81
pssialmsnts dssprds do 1909, quiz
hubisrAn logrado ~deAbaratAr todo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-06
GQStdVO Rodriguez
AROGADo 7 NOTAR1o
UaFIna 8, PeHGs. PHeEts-Riee
Para los que quleran UOIOsar
hlen 81 dlReP0

Be vsnds 8 Arrisnda % Ponss. En-
Ia sale ATOCHA, 10 mas sentriaA do
Ia uiudAd snIrs Les dos plaxAs prinsi-
palss, IN Almassn dc mGmposlsrfa' J
MADEIRA del pals, Dc II pies 8 pulgk-
dss 5 de rents por la sAlls del Dol ,
30 Ii pulKadas por 10 de AToCHA,
.tronts { las sasAs de KnmAnuslli : o,
ValdssillA HemAnea b O.
Por tsnsr ssts Almaesn dos ARR
mos - hAss mHy ikeil fahEisarls ana
planta altAl e0m6n kngnlo dc man
postsrfa solamsus. TAmhtkn ana d
plAdos AlntAs mampostsrfA eouhguu
~antsEtsr sn IL sAll0 del SOL. n qua
sdqElara ssta proPisdad IsndEk II
husn iHber6a do 81 dinerol Para In
tsrmss diEigiRGs 6 RAYkn RIVRI
RARsI,-Bel u. Ponss,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-06
Los POBRES SAB|OS
"Suerte te de Dios, hiiO, que
oil sabsr POGO te vaIe".
(Los antiquos,)
FL CElEBRE KANT
Professor de logica y matema-
ticas. = Gran fl6sofo. --Su
labor fecunda.

Las nasionss son iniuatss y nc
suelsn retribuir 4 aus fuusionarios %
raz6n dirsstsIds honor 9 bsnsdeios Gus
squsllss proeuran. Il hssho % fee
suente On to6as parties aun o. los pal
sss or qls 10 iustieia dissributivA %
snsusntra msior dispuestA y oYgani'
xsda.
v6aas 10 que ganaba Kent, ssgdn
dooumentos rseiensisimo hAllados On
10 U%nivsrsidad Dc Ks .fsbsrg, como
professor do l6gIsa y do meta fsisa. Rl
Autor dc 10 <Crisiea do ID Rsx6n Ru
rls solo psrsibfa On eonsspto dc suel
do ordirario 10 eantidsd do $40 thA
lers por tH3. A satA suma hsy q'e
aEadir una indemnixaei6n sxsraordi
maria do lis thAlers, y AdsmAs. cads
trimsstrs una gratiAeaei6n que parsee
sxtrana: einso hset6litros do ssbadA'
iuntamsnte con los intsrssss do Algu'
mas fundaeioHes.
Como professor, Of gran Hl6se Il
diairatshA una asigasei6n de 500 lhA
lers, 8 500 1875 pesstas oil aHo.
Por fortuna, Of var6n iluatrs d.
KAiishsrg vivid y muri6 On 81 siudat
natal, sin ex psrimsntar ismGs otral
neeasidades quo 10 ealma = oil sosisgt
sismprs propieios & 10 tssuudA Labor
do 10 rnente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-06

por crueldad cor los animales & Juan
RivsrA, Ramon del Walls, 0aillsrmo
Rivera, Juan Morales, Antonio Rive
ra, Santiago vAlsniin { 1sidoro Es
teve.
P0r ipfsaeai6n q les lsyss do CO.
rretsrAs ( Manuel Oordero, Ramon
Romero y Silvano Reyes.
-Coniir ia grAvemente eniermo oil
guardiA insular Juan Nersado, hsrido
mails ments por loo sarretsrou Luis
Torres CArsbAllo y Joae Nsgr6n.
Ell guaYdia Ramon ORTIZ arrestt
& Fernando o sio por robo do an On
bAllo.
-Ha sido denuneiaio Luis Con
xaltx por abuse do e%cnAsrxAI
-Aucehe 90 prsseDt6 on 10 akree
del Distrito Luis Torres CsrAballo I
quien psrseguia 10 polisfa insular 90
mo uno de los aetprss On 81 erimsI
p~erpotrado On eCuAtro Caller, eontrl
Of RuardiA inaulAr Juan Msreado.
-DesyuGI do 10 G'tima sgran %
rAdVa los republIoanoe no h.n vuelsl
{ GmensArssS 1qu6 les pasarA9
Solo alguuoH <~resoplidosS dc 81
prsnsA son los que nos dan avis, gu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-06
SOBEphNO LIBERAL
Oscar ", rsy dc Suecia, so
beranO de europa que mas
concede audisncias.
La FXCEPCION
Ia EXCEPTION
No recibe a los periodistas. =
70 amo "a republica, dijo,
pero ca otros PASSES.

OIsar w. reg de suscia, 90 el So
hsrano do Europa que con mas fAcili'
dad aonesds ~audianeiAs.
FL rscIbs ain obstGculo alguno &
suansos dessan hablArle, con una sofa
sxsssei6n, los psrlodistas, meior di.
eho. los ~ssz,dores do entrsviatas. por'
que 10 psrsiguisron tenn smsnts eusr-
do 10 secss'6nynorusgA.
Dos psriodisos s%msrisanos 10 pi'
dierou uuA collaboration e~x&raordina
rim, ofesel&adols Glen frances por pa
labYa.
OuAndo 10 preguntaron oil reg o.,
ear si no lemiA la invasion republics
% ca 80 patria, eontsst6: sNo, no me
inquieta. 70 amo musho 10 rspdbli.
es..+. en- otros PASSES. En- Of mfo. 10
verdsd, SOY an poso morA 'quico.s
Una vex, estando. & 10 puerta do
% castillo do Ulr'ksdAl, VIC que IN
grupo do touriatas irgleses 10 obitlna.
DO On sntrAr, no ohntante 10 nsgsNvA
del porlsro mayor. Fl rsy los hlzo
pasar y, aetuando do cicero 20, Loo On
sea6 minxciosamspts TODD Of castillo.
Acabada 10 vista, uno do los visia.
ros 10 puso On 10 msno una libra 90
tsrlins, disi6adols : sUstsd. qae esid
tan bisn iformado do euAnto hsmol
vlsto, dsbs tsner m busn pussto aquf !
Y el rsy, embellishments. eontess6: al
no estoy ms; tsngo nm puesto d.,
| uP0uiAtarib.1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-06
Notas de Ponce
I'm ez jusz aterrorizado. -Prop6sitos republcanos ftacasa.
dos. SCI Aguilas resguardada.- Pregunta de I'm re-
pubicsno.-El Lcdo. Canales.-Don Jose de Die
go.-Conato de incendio. = Juicio en- la Corte
de Distrito -Denuncias de la poliafa.

90 diss dc cisrto OK iusz, 80 hA
spoderAio ianto dc 81 oil tsrror. que 60
haos Ae1mss1 ~ dsads h2se algunos
diAs por 9 9 10 hombrss.
IA Quisn tsms?
Ell prop6sito do los rspr b'iea
nos no pudo eumpline.
L. tumha del iluslre don Roman
fuG ~dssysrbada. limpiada. pintAdo
81 Q nvsriaio por los unionistas, psro
Lou soronas de los rspubli ,snos 40
a~pArseisron.
LA impreata dc sEl Aguilas est&
rs~sguArdaia sor dos pol!cfas. Nues'
iro ~prssidsnte po)isico suplie6 & 10
polisfs eontinra-a re,guardAndols,
puss todAvis hsy turbss dol l 0o2 que
10 tsniendo & Quisn atasar, son eapa
ess do staesrss asf mismo.
Toio entra On q. jaego p~nlfsioo.
Los PR h 1mbres republiasnoa
% uan tapandO y eshsn & le c1r7s d.
coRda para que prov, q1e sstab'ez'
A..dsnu, cics juradas
al I'm y 4 10 pcstrs esos infslisei
HpfnfG1 las oonsseueneias, misntsal
sllos 40 qusda,Aa muy trarsuilos or
sus cAsas o har2n IN vlsie & los 70
tados Uaidcs hssta paaar 10 bo'
sraEaa.
Aver al rssisar oil ssmsntsrio d.
Ia eiudsd, nos tropezA NOS CON 10 tum
b. de Ta,A
1915 olvldada permenecs sNuells
tumba donds repoaan los rsatos d.
Les glorias srtfatiess dc nuestra pa
trial
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-06
Tod, Taro { cana|e'
IEstudlo do Abogados
Notaria.
G. Lopez de Tord.
f. Manuel Toro.
Nemesio r. Canales
Mayor l, Ponce Pto. Rico.

Nos p~seguntRba aver IN repu
blisAno 6qce porvsnir nos sspsrAhs
sstando aismpre o. ablerta pugna son
hombrss que pusdsn rsrnos dsil ca Il
lusha Dor 10 exlatsneil?
Oontsstamoa; nusitro porvsni,
Nst& Aug lradot aUn eoehe eelulal
pAgA 81 Nunielpio para oonduelr 4 lol
hoapitAlss q los dsshsredAdos do 10
toriuna. UaA kcAusa eonduas & loi
dsshersdados que muersn on 81 hospi
tal OIL eementerio civil, Los smplea
dos dc sse csmentario son amigol
nueltroa y elloa 90. ercArgAr&n de hA
eernos una honda sepultura para Qul
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-06
SAN LORENZO
Los oradores BsyOnet, Davl-
Ia y Chapel van de Csguas
ceI9bran un msstimg.
SENIOR VALENCIA
SENIOR VALENCIA
Reina graude entuslasmo y
fueron los oradores splau~
didos con fervor.

Anoehs llsgAron %prossdsntss dc
Osguas nussiros sorrsligioAarios 80
q ,res Bsyonss, DkvilA y Chapel para
sslsbrAr dos mitips en- ssta eAmRhnsi
las husatsa unionistas sada vsx mas
sntusiaaiAs osupAn pusAto do honor on
10 Union Pusrtorriqutisi sl messing
do &C m'srxo 4 les s Hizo 10 ApertnrA
dol asto oil uGor VAlensis quisn sstn'
70 scmo siempr', %sloensnfe.
e. ioyen DAvila hixo IN diseurao
cue fce aplAudido con musho sntusiaa'
mo Chapel, historic de los bsndo'
lsrfaa s~dveraArias del COZ y s04 ,
squsl patri6tieo Auditorio, Vfstima de
sousllAs, ~aplsudfa ealuroasments oil
orAdor cue lee echo brocAa J Gallo q
uusatros AdvsrsArios, como sllos 90
msreaen.
FL corYsligionario Bsyonst hAb!6
carca de bora y media y "a diseuFao
fr6 ANA historic con detAlles eontun-
dsnsss do los srrores do ID politics Fs'
publieanA y do 10 peea ainssridad qua
Of Doctor Barbosa tisns Of %prcelsmsr.
90 amigo y dsisnaor do 10 ra1a do CO.
lor.
Csrr6 oil seto el iovsn yabuecefro
Ere nuiaso Loptz Cepsro. Con hrochs
do orc 10 h'so, puss siemprs tiens ago
nuevo y busno que dseir, Gan6 nu'
ehos aplausos por los hsrmosos SON
eeptcs que virt'6 Al hAblar dc 10 Uni6nt
In todos los aetos dc 10 Uui6 ! 40
nota IL oorrsetisims forms de loo
oradoraa , 10 pans, puede desirss, gus
Ruardamos al moribundo atvsrssrio'
En- eambio, do lGstima OR 4 un Cebo'
llsro Lar or iusultos sobre h. mbrea que
81 dsbisra rsspstAr, siquisra por res
psto, 70 que no 10 haes pof moral 20
litiea.
En- oil club AdversArio % reunsn
muchos chiQuillos aue pA!mossan,
hrinoAn y TODD 10 hacsn auando d.
g6u e6m!c, les hsee grasia. s'gan
adslsns,; NADIA do ESQ NOS molsala'
Ahora Of, no 90 les csuurtA silhar
suando pass por irsrte & vussiro club
aledu u~nioniats. porqus 10 rseta po'
rsfa pusds Que o. haga patar an msl
rato, iuIMasando que On vueatro club
a6lo 90 ailbA y 20 insulsa.
CnRRRAP0NRAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-06
PoR $4,000

De eontado, 90 vende 10 hnsa de-
uominAdA sBGrrsneaSp, 10 sual 90
haya situada en- 81 barrio de sLlaneI
OOstsS de este termino. DiSta 4 hera
' media de IL poblAei6n, % eompone
da 1900 euerdaa do extension todaa
prcplAs para les Hiembras ~ fFutoS
menores y en- particular para 81 algo'
d6u NCkilan.s Tiena dos mAgnihcos
manantialea para dAr de beber 81 &C.
nSdol tiena e~olindGnsia 81 mar J puer
d para embarcAr toaos los frutos. ~
IL % pueden suidRr hSstA E@ sabs
Sas de gAnAdo.
Para intoFmss diFigiEHs 4 don Oil.
sss Nasaai-Posi oEIsa-sRlle sAv
GT1AIs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-06
En- esta imprenta Sc ven
de papel vieio a 81 quintal.
Dr.. Victor N, Gutierrez

MSdiso OiruiAno. III alumno In
hrno peuaionAdo por .opoEisi6n. Oa'
gusa Puerto Riso,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-06

d PLACES. A parlir do Dieismhre
do ISL lAs rct'eionss do libros he
.has DOR Of emperador. tenfAn 10 I'm
uortarcia do ssersAos dc Rslkdo, adcp'
tkndose los mas txQuiailas mGdidas 4.
Hn de svitAy % publiaidad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-06
DASI & HERDMAN
AVISO

Be Vsnde por IL mitAd de 81 vAlOz
an aparato para iAbriear behdAs ear.
bonAtAdAs. 30 sompone del generator
tres tusntea con sus eOrresPondisabsa
lAvAderos de gas, una mesa para lie.
mar botsllAa dc tAponas de grayiIAsi6n
J an llsnAdor de aifonss.
Para iniormss diFiRtFas en- oAnuy
4 ANTONIO cAaZnLo,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-03-30

ITS all nonsense 10 say Il IL old
maids who are fondcst of cats said
an amateur scientist who has O fond.
ness for research along unusual lines
according to the New York Press. Il
have looked into the question and ind
that married women young girls and
widows are the ones who so In Tor
tabbios Old maids take 10 DOGS" lie
says tax officers will prove the verify
Of his assertions Bachelor girls. who
make 81 great pfctenso Of rcnouncing
the other sex. generally start studio
life with cats aa pets. II such rirl
remains single. In ten years time tab.
by lB replaced by a dog. FIRST big
one. then smaller pet The dog rs
changed Tor Htin smaller one aa the
dreaded middle age approaches. The
learned man Instances Mrs Roosevelt
Mrs Fairbanks and Mrs Dewey a.
women who love cats They con.
tribute TO fund which provides for
a home for stray cats aud for those
abandoned by hoarticHs owners In the
vacation season. The women who In.
tercst themselves IN a similar society
whereof only dogs arc bonenolarlos
are single women. Among thom are
Miss Flora Wilson, daughter Of tho
secretary Of agrlculiuro Miss Mabel
Boardman. Miss Emily Carow and
Miss Allnc Bell. sister OF Alexander
Graham Bell
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-03-30

Some OF London's Old hotels are
held by curious leases. An ancient
hosiery In Holborn was recently re-
built, and during the building opera
lions a duly appointed customer en-
tered at a certain time every day, and,
visiting a little wooden shanty In the
midst Of a wilderness OF brick and
mortar. made purchases Of an i'm.
perlal pint Of beer This business
done, the man In charge closed the
shanty, and It was not opened again
until the same time the following day,
The owners Of the new building were
Obliged 10 erect the hut TO carry on
the business; otherwise they would
have lost their license
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-03-30
s,ttI,d MIth Mon.x n, Mnd,.

V. s., who once owned a well cult.
waited farm near the southern shore
OF Lake Sunapee, N, H., was con.
sldered a very close man. when a
young man, he once said he would
give halfdollar TO the FIRST girl who
refused his escort home from a party
or Kitchen iunket," When this cpl
I'd occurred, the young lady who
.Httened" him. and who had heard
Of his singular promise. dunned him
for the money He actually ran a
pewter halfdollar In a mould made by
himself and rendered this TO her. In
an endeayor to thus discharge his OBJ
legation. The fair ooquette is still
living at the ripe old age OF 90.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-03-30

The threetowned city Of Alglers
seems TO be- the product Of repeatedly
violent mixtures Of orient and occl.
dent, the unrest Of civilization and
the power Of persistence Of that truly
not cnviahle bliss which feels Itself
happlest In NTH and dirt Mustapha
Supcrlcuro. city Of villas and hotels
rises above the new and old city. the
European and the Arabian quarters
,umptuous. dcckrd with flowers. like
an unchastc beauty nodded into the
hllly country which. as outcrmost
spur Of the snow. covered heights Of
the Atlas and the piuriura. dcsconds
to the very boundary Of the city, says
Applcton's Bookoyers' Magazine Con.
structed with the white marble, adorn.
ed with farproiocting. horseshoe.
shaped arcades, aud crowned with
fantastic cupolas and towers. the
residences of the European and Ara.
bian nobility lie amid their gllmmor
Ing. gllstcning gardens A fragrance
arises from these gardens which ac.
companies the wandofor for miles
and miles completely bcwltching his
senses.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-03-30

Judge Grosscup OF Chicago, In a
recent magazine article says that
there Is no more graft and grating
abroad In the world today than there
was In days gone by scarcely 30
much to-day. The good old times"
were not 40 good after all, he opines.
Even 100 years ago" he says, the
English government reeked with
graft" That does not change the fact
that there IS more graft to-day than
there should be- That's the important
thing A hundred years ago the chol'
era and various other plaques were
claiming their victims by the thou
sand. but that is no reason why we
should relax the scientific regulation
under which such opldemics are held
IN check. And a hundred years ago II
took nearly a week TO go from New
Yo'k to Plttsburg by coach, but that
Is 10 reason why we should not make
the Journey In few hours now nor
any reason why we should not cut II
shorter sim II we can,-Atlanta Jour
nal.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-03-30

You understand what mean7
You attempt TO form the character Of
% child You can do so up TO a Ger.
tain point Then Il takes itself out Of
your hands It begins to form itself
You understand that you cannot
put up there on that hillside a Pari.
sian cdifco now or a Greek church
You can put nothing but what you
have begun The cathedral will not
permit YOU.
20 has now a spirit Of its own and
e decided character which nothing
can alter IL has decided that II will
be- Gothic and Gothic o. will be- And
We must respond to this spirit
ut has been an interesting psy
Geological study TO me to observe the
response or lack Of response to this
spirit of the modollers and caryers.
either for ornamental or figure work
that we have employed on the designs
" the Belmont Chapel. According to
their responsiveness or their lack Of
responsiveness they have been re-.
ialncd or dismissed
This is necessary OF course. the
spirit of the cathedral is just forming
or better We are Just beginning to
be- conscious Of IT,. ! don't pretend to
say which II Is or TO know accurately.
but what do say and know Ia this:
THAT unless We are In the spirit Of
H. or are conscious that II has a spirit
Of It's own and are entirely In sympa.
thy with 1t and ready and willing to
conform to II. we had better stop
work on the great cathedral at once
even II We leave II TO stand there on
skeleton Of Gothic arches and dang.
ling ropes forever and day. over.
looking Morningslde Park and frown.
ing upon H."
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-03-30

Referring TO the recent sale OF Irv
lngs effects the London Mail says
THE proceedings were altogether err
rattle Mediocre drawings sold fol
pounds Instead Of ahillings, excellent
painting for shlllings instead Of
pounds The relic vas priced more
highly than the work Of art" sar.
gents portrait Of Ellen Terry sold for
one.thrd Of what Irving had been OF.
fered for II.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-03-30

Of goods and a human beilg. the lat
ter In such crooked. distorted posi-
tons AIS only au oriental can assume
Every whore are cruuchlnr smoking
playing or muslng figures. clothed 30
dirty white or dusty gray sitting 10
the front Of or 10 the center Of their
goods sometimes as u thrown together
With the very decay and cumbllng Of
their surroundings.
A. II out of sheer irony almost At
every step We ind long vlnlol IN.
structions by the French authorities
regarding the cleanliness removal Of
rubbish. sanitary matters. all Of
which no one can read. no one can
understand ana certainly no one
obeys Rather gliding than walking
,oilcd women appear from side paths
or quickly opened gates. only TO dis
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-03-30

Lydia Sturdeyant Sterling, a con.
tralto, became suddenly homesok at
Milan Italy fifteen days before Christ.
mas and started for Berkeley, Cal.
at once Just as her family sat down
to the Christmas dinner she walked
In. not having allowed a servant, who
had opened The street door for her.
to announce her She Cancelled Eu.
ropeNn engagements 10 make the trip
and returned In a week.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-03-30

The old city seems TO crawl and
climb to the ancient fortress which
crowns the hill STREETS chaotic and
bowilderlng, without light and air,
are wrapped In shadows httlng to the
dirt. which covers them to the putrld
smells which stream together from
all these lntertwlned narrow kennels
so-called streets are lined with walls
which long ago would have fallen In
n strong posts did not maintain the
small space separating them, Next
TO decaylng rocks stand artistic old
gates and isolated pillars which here
truly speak OF byRone glory. Obscure
by-stroots run into magnificent court
where we cannot even detect the
slightest trace Of the palace to which
II formerly belonged Then again We
come upon long rows OF walls, and
nothing but walls, Into which hollows
laud reoesBea have been cut, Just large
enough 10 accommodate a small stock
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-03-30
pIpIomatIe ReIatIons broken on.


Mrs. Upmore spoke with much
sharpness
Il do thin.," she said. you took an
unfair advantage when you offered
Kathleen higher wages than had OF.
fered her Good girls are hard to
get and had been trying to secure
her for the last six months. as you
well know"
Yes, retorted Mrs. Highmus, and
you know she's worth more than you
offered her. Besides. had been try.
ing to get Kathleen myself for the
last year You have no right to talk
to me that way, You would have
done the same thing yourself, II you'd
had the chance. and you know IT,"
Thus II will be seen that two souls
with but a single thought may be far.
indeed. from having two hearts that
beat as one.