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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-14
ROMANCE AND FACT.
The Future OF Love.Making IN
the Light OF Science.
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Q o @ o @ o o o . . . . . o o o 90
OF all the social revolutions to which
mankind will yet be indebted to the
progress Of science, not one, asserts
that eminent biological psychologist,
Mr.. Havelock Ellis, can ever equal in
importance the modification of the SEN
timent Of romantic love already affect
ed In part-and soon to be completed
by eugenics. The science of eugenics,
as defined by its founder, DR.. Francis
Gallon, Is he says, simply the study
OF the agencies under social control
that may improve or impair the radical
quality of future generations either
morally or physically. Thru the work
Of DR.. Gallon and the cooperation Of
the University of London, the begin
ming Of the attainment Of the eugenic
ideal has at length been rendered pos
sible. The senate of the university has
this year appointed Edgar shuster If
New College, Oxford, to the Francis
Gallon Research scholarship in natural
eugencies. 1t will be Professor Shus-
ter's duty to carry out Investigations
into the history of classes and Of fam
lilies and to deliver lectures and pub
lish memoirs on the subject. 1T is
beginning only" writes Mr. Havelock
Ellis in the Nineteenth Century. "but
the end no man can foresee."
1t Is not to the point to declare, adds
our authority, that love laughs at SCI
ence and that the winds of romantic
passion blow where they list. That.
as eugenic investigations of the few
years last past demonstrate, is by no
means true. 1t is not true, says Mr..
Ellis, that anyone loves anyone and
that mutual attraction Is entirely
matter of chance. The Investigations
which have been lately carried out
show that there are certain definite
tendencies in this matter. Certain
kinds Of people tend to be attracted
to like rather than unlike to unlike.
Again, when some kinds of people
tend to be married with special fire.
quency, other kinds tend to be left I'M
married. Nor are the causes on the
surface. There are numerous subtle
influences. paraioxical enough on the
surface, which eugenics will not mere
ly investigate, but control. Sexual Sc
lection, even when left to random in
fuences, Is still not left to chance. It
follows definite and ascertainable laws.
In that way the free play Of love. how
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-14
In consequence Of these profound
1tluences upon the financial condition

In consequence Of these profound
influences upon the financial condition
OF farmers farming has assumed a
new aud higher dignity. Farmers have
exttnguished their old debts; they have
accumulated surpluses and become
depositors in banks and the owners
OF bank stocks; they have bought
more land, not only agricultural land.
but real estate in the town, and they
have sent their savings to distant
states for investment in AGRICULTURAL
lands. At the same time the town
investor has had his attention excited
by the new situation and he has
thrown upon the country real estate
market vast sums for investment.
1t should not be inferred, however.
that this movement is one Of mere
speculation. Indeed, speculation pure
and simple plays small part in the
movement. For the most part there is
a genuine capitalization to sustain the
higher values that have been realized
during the last half dozen years. There
has been a gradual and steadfast i'm
provement in the practice of farming
It would hardly be too much to say in
the art and science of farming. Every
Improvement in practice has signified
increased net profit.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-14
Pointed Paragraphs.

Imagination doth make liars of us
all.
Lots Of men are failures because
they never attempt anything.
A model man never has occasion to
pose as q horrible example.
II man is unable to achieve sue
cess it's up to him to succeed without
1t.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-14
An,use,,ent,
Old Arkausaw,

VlQ AEAAu0&Ws
odd Arkansaw" will appear at the
Metropolitan tonight 1t is Fred Ray
mond's greatest play.
Beach and Bowers Stock Co.
The Beach and Bowers stock CON-
pany will produce "The Altar of
Sacrifice" as their opening perform
ance tomorrow instead of Dora
Thorn" which will he the Offering on
Friday. The special offer Of ladies
free when accompanied by a person
holding paid admission to the lower
floor will hold good until p. m.
Thursday. One feature of theBeach
and Bowers stock company which has
proved an immense drawing card
everywhere is the appearance with
this magnificent company OF Miss
Elizabeth Henderson. the youngest
leading lady" in the dramatic world.
Miss Henderson is a native of Detroit
twenty-three years of age. and has
won golden opinions for her excellent
work as a strong emotional actress at
the Lafayette theater, Detroit. during
all last summer in a stock company in
st Louis. and during her first season
three years ago when she played for
twenty six consecutive weeks at the
Marquette theater, Chicago.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-13

yiu Notta, t6rmino dc MoroviE, COM
puelsa de sstenta euerdas de terreno,
eouivAlentes & q h hacareas, 81 a.eas
y q csrN& .sas, con aIgunAs planta
clones de cafe y trutos memo res, lin
dsndo al SAlienIs con IierrAS de d & .
Maria OQuendo J don And. 81 RloI;
al Sur, los d , 10 Succession de M&nusl
CollsEo y los de j sads Molins Al Nor
te, las de don Andres Rios y don ian
Manuel Lgesia y Ramon Matos, y al
pon!ente sl rio Moro vls,s
Por tlnto; h.biendole ordsnado
der q. Honorable j ltz Felix C6rdoVa
villa, Ae Snunsie la eonyerai6n In
terssadG por medic de un editt3 en- o.
peri6dico LA DEMoCRACIA que 80 edi-
10 On San Juan para que los que ten
gan Algdu dsresho sobre la f cA dss
critA y personss ig loradAG q QuisnfI
pueds TerjpdicAr dicha Gonvera!6l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-13
D|vERSAS NOT|C|AS
Manifi ssto espiritista. EN-. e.
bargqs Isvantados. seho-
res lime 1ez y MontlIIa.
HACIENDA POLITICA
Certifcados a varios macs.
tros. - Probable trasla.
do del Sr Camplllo.

Hsmos reeibido una hoia conts-
niendo ell NaniA ,sto que diriie q OF
espiritistas do Puerto Rico 10 Fedora,
ei6n do los mismos, sstablesida On
Maysguz.
Damos gracias por IL atsnsi6n
Sc ha dlspuesto por ID Tssorsria
el lev antamisnto do varios embargos
que habfan aido siscutsdos On varias
poblaciones do 10 isla.
-Aysr estuvisron On Caguas los
jetts del Depariamento dc Ouras Pd.
blieas senores Jimsnez Monsilla.
Hoy han aldo remisidos q todos
| los masssros de 10 isla, sua esrtifea-
dos para sl pi6xlmo curso sscolar.
Iot6tm asenoa que un empleAdo
dc 10 Direcci6a do Prisiones 90 dediea
4 10 polftica Astlva On el sub barrio
do ssal si puedeas, en- Puerta do Tie
IRA. Y 90 ase egara que q 10 plaza que
sirvs este smplea do le sci 4 Aumsntada
10 dotaei6n, ain duda para reeompen.
sar los busnos serviclos do este eiu.
dadano en- favor do su partido.
-Dicsse que el fiscal do 10 Corts
dc Distrito dc San Juan serG trssla.
dado & 10 do GlsysmA.
Urge 10 reparaci6n de 10 asera
eontigua el edldcio dc los asf ores Doc.
ley Smith, frente & 10 plaza principal.
FL mstsrial 90 hA hundido, ofreciendo
I'm peligro para las psrsonas que por
allf transitan.
Ell iuez municipal dc HumAcso
ha aentsneiado q Je.li Mulero, vecino
do 10 isla Culebra, 4 6 misses do car
Gel, por trAude al Ecario do Puerto
Roo.
Ell sub colector do rentas de Utua
do hi denunciAdo un eomerci ante
do tQuells loosli lad por ipfracei6n &
los leyes del rAmo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-13
NOTAS De COAMO
Bar6metrO republican,. .-Ad-
hesiones a la Union -Uno
que aventsia a "FregoIi".
MATANZA...DE RESES
Una jarana '-El sexo bello y
el sexo de los Picios. .-Inte.
rrumpen el paseo,

JUNO ll.-Ss dice que ell barome
tro rspublicano on etts Villa, desds
hace dias trse los notQJIes aumAmeu-
10 alarmados; a Ultima hora % aae-
gura cue sstd anunciado un ciel6p
En- ell Comite unionista esta siem
pre- izada 10 bAndera de 10 concordia
v del afscto trsternsl para todos los
puertorriqusHot; con cate motive, dia
nor dia se hacen aaienioa on el lhro
dc regiasro, dc adhssiones do compa-
triotaa que vienen presurosoa al par.
lido Unioniata, convencidos do que sn
sl psrtido repuhlicsno eslAo Anidados
81 egoismo y lss pastonss. Salud,
pues, & los hsrmAnoz cue vienen d
nustras flas.
Ell Secretar.o <FontAles o6sia
de <F. egolis en- este pueblo en- Ae
gundos SO nos preasntA, ora de alcal.
de, ora do Secretario, ora como pc
riodt.ta, en- rsaumen es un movimienso
ron!inuo, con az correspondence po'
lea,
-El negocio de masarza dc reaes
an ssta villa mArcha & pasos sgigan'
sados al monopolio, con gran periui
clio del consumidor. All Ae fAvotsce
y es.imulA 10 aremia'
Ell domil 50 por 10 nocha SO llevo
4 etscto una esp eadida larana en- 10
eaaa de- rueatro dilttpguido GORE igio
mario don Juliin G. Rivera. Frsgsn
,ex fl ,rss del isrdiu Coamtil> peril
mabsn aquel ambieLse, sobresaliendo
nm lindisimo eapullo que era Ia Admi-
rAci6n do todos sus amigos. El Sexo
fao, ,epressntado por Rafael Min, EI'
pidio Ortelio y otros, 10 altura de
las cirCunltanclas'
En- 81 crues dc les csllea Comer'
nio AsrcAdo as tormsn sodas las no.
chss grandea grupos dc ciudadanos
que obstruysn 81 A4sito prohibsn
al aco,tumbrado pAseo dc dAmas y
csbslleros por 10 calle del Concrete
3No pusds 10 policfa tomar sus medl-
d.. para que ssio no suceda? Al cAbo
Cassa dirigimos 10 pregunsa'
Con exquisite guito ha ado de-
dorado sl templo catolico de sssa Vi
liza. Los colorss ssce gidos para ~
pinturs han aldo muy bien combina-
dos , dan un asl lscso bsllo q Ia casa
de D!os. Hoy no tan s6lo responde
Al obis!o para qos fae crsAdo, Iino
uns hacs honor q esta cuta poblscIon
tmlnentsmsnse cAsolica' Los feligreses
Va muestran orgullosos de la repre-
sentsel6n que tiensn en- 10 Junta de
Cat5licoa, dignAmente preaidlds Ior
al rssuesable St Jr don Antonio Pas
CoRRESPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-13

sonsies e ebres, clyoa nombres llevAn
on el die genies dc prof t.siones preca
rias. Robespierre 90 hoy el spelativo
dc un honrsdo a!tareso; Rseini, vsnds
t,rrsissi Molle:e, es IN sastre do Pa.
RE; nusset, liatorert; Victor Hugo,
dentssai Vigry, camionero on 'Neuilly
Plaisance; a fonso Ksrr, pAna d sro
on Nancy; Voltaire, o. cuadernAdor on
Lyon; BArras, carnicsro; Coligpy,
catstero; MArat J Richslisu, vel dsdo
res de peri6dioos.
Flera do Franc.A podriAn encon.
trArss al 4 cgas sorpreaas.
El ari!cllistA france, cor c,uye su
relaci6n con 10 Tease evapg6lica que
condena 10 vAnidAd mundanal, pero
los individuos msneio nados pudieran
rssponderle que NADIA hay tan ditfcil
on 10 sierra como llevar diguameuss
un n0mbrA fAmosO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-13
De TODAS parties
En- la colonia del Natal. 10;
irg'eses y los zuIds.-Ha.
biIidades de los GItinos
Ell REBELOE BAMBOATA
Nombres de hombres cele.
bres, que fueron, llevados
por hombres bundles.
Dicen del NatAl:

Dicen Gel NNAl:
No rssalta haata hora empefo muy
rsAlizable para los ipgleses, sl de 90
tocar 10 rebsli6n dc los zuld,.
LarzAdos 6stos 4 10 primsra sgre
sion contra el gob.erno britAnico por
10 evaporation que lea products cleo
BIO do los impusstos; casugsdoa con
mano ruda 8 implacable cuando han
sido cal tursdos, ha ,ese shors muy
diticil redueirlos q una situation do
obedienc!s por otro procedimienso que
no Sea de 10 subyug acton por los ar.
mas,
Y no 90 esta preteusi6n que pc.
que de ssneillA. Cuando el suld gaua
el boacsis, no solo 90 hacs imprasti-
sable perseguirlo ,a2idamente, sino
que veces, cuando esto 10 logra, re-
aulta 81 fin dc 10 iornAda que el tugi
1.-Two pijaro ha volado a guarecerse
en- cualquier btro boIque Immediate.
L6grass c,zarlos & 10 larga; perc
90 nsceaitan numerosos cuerpos d.
|sropas ligsras para asegurar su cap
ltura.
| -sAparecen y desapareasn subj
ltaments disc un periodilts ipgles -
ltal somo aeoatumbran hacerlo los he.
reros y los Hotsntotes On el AtrIos
del 8. o.
ri mayor psligro que esta rebellion
ofrece 4 los ipgleses 90 el etscto pro
dueido por 10 crecients ina lensia del
lrsbelde Bamboats.
| La autoridad omnlm oda de DIM
lsal1, el iefe leal sobrs su gents, has
visto aminorada r&pidams snte, VarioI
ietes reputados por hlmildss y obs
d!entes serv .dores suyos. 90 han unidt
la los rebsldes, ecmprometiendo Col
sste paso Al miimo Danizul1, euyi
Ilealtad he aldo puestA On tela dc juieit
por los ingleaes.
| En- OIL Transvaal SO hsbla con In
sistercia dc una possible pr6xim'
guerra dc rsxAs, entire blaneos y ne
gros, que asolark d toda oil Africa de
Sur,
Ell las avsnturas de Pentsgrue
cuenta RAbelaia el siniestro des,i al
que eupo on 10 otrS vida q los hom
bres mas fAmosos que 10 Hlstoria q
10 hlmsniisd registra. Altiandr'
Msgno, Julio C6..r, todos los cAudl
lloa mas glorloscs, los monAfcas, es
tadIStss y ponllicss, Aparecen en- q
libro del genial sasl'lco eiercispdt
protesi lnes humi disimAs.
II R,bslsis ss oomplace en- oponer
! Ia grSndtza terrenal 10 miseriA On su
mas invsrosimiles gtAdAciones y 90
! lores.
y Ago aoAlogo q 10 que h'zo el au
4 ltor de Gargant0a, ACADIA do eiesuiA q
I'M. Fsgle.; pero eata vez con realida
j. tHrgIble y evidents, IrsScindiendo d
8 adivinaciones y pre- tst las, & las cuale
/, squel eseritor se muektra aiktem a,lcs
!. m ,nts sjsno y Gl opueAto.
nj M. r 4puek trazA una lts&a 40 NAV
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-13
EC0S DEL EXTERIOR
PrOteccioniamo americana.
Franquicia de derechos.
Bancos de s. Francisco
BOYCOTEO CHINO
Por que no ha habido amnis-
tia plena. = La Renuncia
de Rojestwensky.

La Comiai6n de Hacienda dc
Washington hs ipformRdo favorable
m ente la resoluc!oa relst,va { los ma.
t,rislta que SO usafa On el Canal de
PAnsmG,
E.tos debera1 ser precis amente
produeiios 8 manufaeturAdcs en- los
Esssdos Unido', q menos que el Pre-
sidents iuzga,e que les precios .pedi
dos por sllos sean exorb!tsnt,s.
-Tamb'61 hs sido irformado ia.
vorabemsnts por 10 Comisi6n do Ha.
cisnda, del Ssnado, sl pre- yseto dc
ley relative q 10 franquieia dc dere
ehos del alec ho' desnaturAliksdo,
DE San Francisco irformAn qua
llA mayoria dc los banoos do aquella
ciudad, han resnudado aus operacio ,
mes
Hs llSm,d) 10 Asenei6n el notsr
on esos ests blecimientos gran can't
dad do dinero, como en- los tIsmpoi
en- que 10 ciudad estaba mas pr6spsrs
C-Cumpliendo CON un aeuerdo d.
Ila Cdmsra do Representantea de Was
Ihiugton, ell seeretario Metcalf ha re-
m!tido & dIchs C&msrA el intorme ex
tenso cue snyi6 al Goblerno el Conf
Iaionado de inmigrac!6r, Mr., sergsnt
Rsdersse d 10 aplicac!6n do 10 lsJ
lQue prohibe 4 los ch,nos 10 entrada or
Hos Est&dos Unidos,
| Para Mr.. Sergsnt ell boycoteo dc
lclara 10 por los shlnos contra los pro
Iductoa amer!csnos, fGe instigado po
lei GobIsrno de Ptkn.
| Copia, en- comprehension do 81
Iaserso, ttasss enterss de proclamas oi
lsiAleA ehtnas.
| Ell Gobiarno Imperial de Sal
| Petersburgo, 90 he dignado dsr expli
cseloues sobre ell motive do no de
IteYmluarse 4 consed.r una admisii
general.
| rs pubiieado On efsoto un mani
Iaesto iuaMdclt!vo.
| ezra imppaib'e dice el citado do
lcamento no observar Ia fuerte co
lrriente que contra 10 amuislia sin II
Imitsclorss exiSsia On dlstlntas elaue
de 10 poblaci6n, mientras no ceien 10
aaeaiuatos polisioos.
| Commitments se esIal reel
blendo de las provincias notioia
anuneiard) nuevos Asesinatos, 8 nue.
Ivas tent tAtivas homicIdas, de fansio
Insrioa pollsicos En- preasncls do 90
Im.jAnte irreconciliable dIsposie6a d
parte do las Scciedades tsrroriStAs, q
IGobierno no ha Querido eX poner 4 10
e'emsnlos paciacos de Ia nacI6n q
peligro que do seguro ctrterfAn 81 No
abstuvieienos dc llevAr ante 10 ilali
cia & los tsrror.ssAs y dinamiteros
FL Gear Mic IA II hs AoeptAd
10 renur cia de su cargo OIL slmirsnt
RoiestvenikY. + te sc 10 preasnt6 hl
s6ndola en su NAL esiado do sAlud
: conrecuenca de las heridas que rec
Ib'erA en- 10 guerra con el JApon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-13

E,ssdos U Unidoa de America. Fl Rre-
sidsnts de los EstAdoa Uoidos 3, 8.
En- ID Corte Municipal del distri'
10 judicial municipal de MAnan,
Puerto Rico.
Jo,6 del c. de JsIds, ex-pGrIe,
Sobrs conversion en- dominic
Por euanto, JJI6 del c. dc JsId'
az au caractsr de promovente por Hf
como representative do su espoSA ca1'
dids Villstsfs y como adminiStrado
de los bisneS de 10 socis6ad cor yJgAlr
urs.ens6 una pstiS.6n ante eSts Cottc
municipal dc MAnAn, interesardo IL
convention sn dominic dc 10 ioscrip
ci6n do poaesi6n obranss sn sl Regis
sro de 10 Propiedad dc Areeibo, .
f6)io 142 vuelto del tomo 10 do Nero
vis. tlnsro 634 duplieado, inscrip
zion sexsa de Ia Bigu!ente' sFInca Rds
s!ca, radissda en- sl bsrrio do Moro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-13
Q OPortunidad

80 Venae un AoNo dc 81 co. dobc sngrauAis catalina TO-
IL dameGro motor horizontal lndro de 22
oaesro con o de de E6dA
Cal 90 psrs oTRo MoLNo de @ sngranas dGmstro
osIAns mayor Il dc la nrmsda 4 balancn
enoro de Vapor 2S dmetro W dc de
ruson soda Abcsdo 10 sasa constructors
FleGher London Derbi de Ing acrra.
Los mono' ssn abasndo acsuamanie Hacienda BWna Ha
do 10 Carolina. -
Para mas iniormsI driiius Capital &
S0bdnOS de EzquIa9a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-13
cALDEBA Y MOTOR

Sc vsnde una csldera de rs caba.
ilos un motor de t3 cAballos do 10
renombr&da fabrieA sAslGEs; tiene
POGO uso. Para intormeS dirijtrsc .
B. e. De sola,-P. o. Box sos. San
Juan P. R. avs I'm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-13
PUNTO Y APARTE
No hay asuntOs de que tra-
tar. Solo puede asegu
Sc que IIueye.
LLuEVE A CANTAROS
Aqua va. dicen las nubes.
Muden el catre. Ell cielo
encapotado,

No oh'y asuntos, dde que trato
que 81 r1blleo ID 1tersss?
NADIA oclrre, que yo sepa,
digno do on cuerta tsnsrse,
DeCir pusdo a los lecsores
s6Io una vsrdAd QUE LLUEyE.
Y que lluevs hace tres diAs
dc manera imperttnsn.e;
llueve una lluvia msnuda,
y otros ratos llueye flerse,
psro 90 10 cierto, sef1ores,
aQuf 90 10 cisrto, que lluevs,
Y no ercuentro mas 30 ida.
pues no otra coss sucede,
Mss sisndo mi compromise
-por mi eaprichoas susrte-
llenar & didrio euartillas
para aai do un diGlIo hseerms
eacribisndo en- cate diario
que 90 editA diariamente,
tengo que isearle punta
& 10 piimero; txienderme,
y asi dire 4 los lecsores
que aQui tan SOLO no llueve
aqua; tambi6n otras cosas
sr&1 lloviendo perenne,
llueven, q, las a..hssiones
4 10 Unior 10 lluvia Grace
eomo lluevsn las denunsiAs
contra los cajds pedestres;
J en- purto d las inEcripciores
tAmbien llueve;
para Ia Uni6n, por aupueAto,
bsnefclando & sus husstes.
Y estS 10 cosa que srrecia,
La lluviA no desparece;
y en- punto & los deser gsGos
nass1a llueve
para las tilas eontrArias;
y llovera haatA N0vitmbre.,n,.
Pueden Abrir el psrsguas,
que es mutha ei .gda que viene,
Aqua ud', dieen las nuhes,
aludiendo & aquella & nte;
y en- ef:cto, que presentan
~ moisdos sus pspeles s"n,,.
Cuando 10 abre una gotera
90 diticil que sc cierre,
puea diez got0rss se coien
y 60 sueltAn diez y aiete.
La mudanza, en- este cRGo
despuea dc Ia lluvia v.ene;
que cuAndo eI catre 40 moiA
sl mudArlo es consiguientsi
pues 80 moisr& & los postreS
el comeder0.." J advlsrte
Que sstoy, lector, en- 10 citrIo
cuRndo aaeguro que llueve.
Llueven hoias y eartitAs
an las cuAles nsdie cree
y ett& lloviendo retuncias
c0mo desepgsG)s llueven.
Del republicano el cielo
an duda absio sc viene,
que Aurque CO cie'o o sncap0tadc
no he dc vestirse en- Noviembre.
EI hOmbre que rle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-13

pusdsn oponsrss 4 ella debtro del Is,
mino de quirc. diAs nalurslss, sontA-
dos deIds el do 10 teehA do 10 pubi,A.
ci6n del annnclo, por mt d 10 de Ia opor
GunA demanda, libro la prsEente bsjc
mi drma, on MAnAn q 1 de Jlnio de-
! voc
Pedro J Rirsra 60
Secretary NJ, c, Of ManaN.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-06-13
Dr. Victor N, Gutierrez

Neiieo Cirujano. tx slumno In
terno psnsionado por oposici6n. Ca
guas Puerto r 90.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-09
oLYMPlA's FIGHTING DAYS OVER.
Dewey's Flagship to Be Converted
Into Schoolroom.

Washington.-The cruiser Olympia,
on which Admiral Dewey sailed into
Manila bay May l, 1898. will fight no
more. The vessel will be turned over
to the naval academy for the annual
cruises of the midshipmen and for
general instruction purposes. 1t is
not intended that the cruiser shall
have any further activity in the naval
service.
The Olympia is now at the Norfolk
navy yard. A board of survey has
been ordered to determine the repairs
necessary to place the vessel in first
class condition. 1t is expected these
repairs can be made within year.
The ship will then be turned over to
the naval academy.
The authorities of the navy depart
ment decided that because of the
sentiment attached to Admiral
Dewey's flagship the vessel can here
after best be utilized in educating fu.
ture naval officers.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-09
sooks FOR GREAT COMMANDER
Library Napoleon Ordered Comprised
Many Subjects.

In 1908 Napoleon formed the idea Of
having a travelling library in order to
make his hours Of intellectual recre-
alton Independent of the exigencies
Of campaign or the delays of a
courier.
The proposed library was to form
about a thousand volumes. The books
were to be of small duodecimo size.
printed In good type. and without mar
gins in order to save space. They
were to be bound In morocco, with
flexible covers and limp backs. The
boxes for their conveyance were to
be covered with leather and lined with
green velvet, and were to average
60 volumes apiece, in two rows like
the shelves in a library A catalogue
was to accompany them, SO arranged
that the emperor could readily find
any desired volume. The distribution
OF subjects was as follows: Forty
volumes on religion. 40 of epic poetry,
40 of the drama, 60 volumes of other
poetry. 60 volumes Of history and
100 novels. I'm order to complete
the quota" ran the instructions, "the
balance shall be made up of historical
memoirs. rs.'-James Westfall Thonp-
son. In the Atlantic.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-09
BOYS TERRIBLE ECZEMA.
Mouth and Eyes Covered with crusts
Hands Pinned Down-Miracu-
Ious Cure by Cuticura.

when my little boy was six months
old. he had eczema. The sores extend
ed SO quickly over the whole body
that we at once called in the doctor.
We then went to another doctor,
but he could not help him. and in our
despair we went to a third one. Mat
ters became so bad that he had regu-
lar holes in his cheeks, large enough
to put a finger into. The food had to
be given with a spoon, for his mouth
was covered with crusts as thick as
a finger, and whenever he opened the
mouth they began to bleed and sup
purate. as did also his eyes. Hands,
arms, chest and back, in short the
whole body was covered over and
over. We had no rest by day or night.
Whenever he was laid in his bed. we
had to pin his hands down; otherwise
he would scratch his face and make
an open sore. l think his face must
have itched most fearfully.
I'VE finally thought nothing could
help, and / had made up my mind to
send my wife with the child to Eu-
rope, hoping that the sea air might
cure him, otherwise he was to be put
under good medical care there. But,
Lord be blessed. matters came differ
emily. and we soon saw a miracle. A
friend of ours spoke about Cuticura.
We made trial with Cuticura Soap.
Ointment and Resolvent, and within
ten days or two weeks we no iced a
decided improvement. Just as quickly
as the sickness had appeared 1t also
began to disappear, and within ten
weeks the child was absolutely well,
and his skin was smooth and white
as never before. F. Hohrath. Presi-
dent of the C. L. Hohrath Company.
Manufacturers of Silk Ribbons. to 20
Rink Alley, South Bethlehem. Pa,
June 5, 1905.'
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-09
BIBLICAL BASEBALL.

A Canton (O.) theological student in
terested in baseball wrote tsesis on
Baseball Among the Ancients." from
which are CLEANED the following facts:
Abraham made sacrifice.
The Prodigal Son made a home run.
Cain made base hit when he killed
Abel.
David was a great ong-dIstance
thrower.
Moses shut out the Egyptians at the
Red sea.
Moses made his first run when he
slew the Egyptian.
The devil was the first coacber. Eve
stole first-Adam stole second.
When Isaac met Rebecca at the well
she was walking with a pitcher.
Samson struck out great many
times when he beat the Philistines.