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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-12
SERMON on ROCKEFELLER.
DR.. P%arkhurst Uses Him as a Text in Take
ing OF Happiness.

ing OF Happiness.
DR.. Parkhurst raped the followers OF
the strenuous life again in his sermon yes
terday morning at the Madison Square
Presbyterian Church.
Men who lave 500, 900, he said, strain
every nerve 10 make the sum ten times as
great, thinking thereby to get ten times
as much enjoyment from It, Thus they
are not able to enjoy what they do have
THAT there IL no constant ratio that can
be depended upon between enjoyment and
the means of enjoyment continued the
sneaker, rs rather startlingly illustrated
at the present time in the extreme instance
of a man, who, more than almost any other
man in our country, possesses those material
appliances out Of which, as seems 80 gen.
orally supposed. the principal revenue OF
endowment is to be obtained; but who dur
ing these last days, like a number OF his
afluent contemporaries, has been IKE
Noah's dove, not knowing where to ,hghti
a man who 80 largely enriches the church
and the schools with his questionable gains,
but who these weeks past has been ,prac-
tically a fugitive from justice, a sei-oon;
fessed criminal, and stands to-day ihdlclea
at the bar of the public conscience.
Perhaps he is happy, but you, poor
though Won NAV be, would not be happy
in being happy in that kind Of way; and
vet his means OF happiness are simply
colossal. There is no constant ratio that
| can be depended upon between enjoyment
and the means of enjoyment"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-12
ST. PAUL ON WOMEN'S HATS
QUOTED BY WOMEN WHO WON'T
TAKE EN- OFF IN CHURCH..
Presbyterian Clergyman n Brooklyn Sug-
Eested tho Innovation and Some 30 Out
OF 400 Women Declined TO Adopt 1t
They Refer Him to I. Corinthians,

Presbyterinn Clergyman IN hrOOklyh SUB"
Eested tho innovation and Some 80 Out
OF ZOO Women Declined TO Adopt II
They Refer Him to I. Corinthians,
In the Arlington Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Brooklyn, a week ago yesterday
the Rev. Dr.. Warren II. Wilson announced
that thereafter he would like to have the
women remove their hats before the be-
ginning of the services. The change was
supposed to 60 into effect yesterday and
there was curiosity to see how many women
would take their hats Oh.
About two hundred women were In the
Congregation. AL but about thirty took
their hats Of. There vas q lot Of oraning
of ne oks about to see who had not com.
piled and some Of the women who had
their hats of even faced square around
in their pc s to observe those still covered
buzz Of whisperings went through the ON
greeation which did not cease until the
minister began speaking.
DR.. Wilson did not make any criticism
Of the recaloitrants In the course OF his
sermon. He did, however, say:
an former days there was a customi
especially among the Quakers and the
Jews, for both men and women to Sit In the
house Of worship with their heads covered
Most OF the Jews preserve his custom In
their s~ynagogues. Many OF our women OF
the present day believe in maintaining TINS
ancient custom"
After the services were over ne toio somt
because several persons sitting in the peoK
seats couldn't see through the large mats
worn BY a few women. What l said about
removing hats was In no sense an order,
he said. at was merely a request 1 DC
not insist on it,"
Aside from the difficulty that women
have In ordinary In adjusting their nays
[ satisfactorily without a mirror, some oo'
ject on Scriptural grounds.
Speaking for those who did not take OIL
their hats, one OF the women salo yes.eruay
some of us we're in England last sum
mer at a watering place. On d We
went to church and few Of US wore hats o.
that day or any other. The minister OBJ
1ected to this, and one Sunday preached
sermon on the affair based on seVera
verses in First Corinthians.
The New Testament says in those verses
Every man praying OF prophesying havin
his head covered dishonoreth his head.
But every woman that prayeth or prophe
! sveth with her head uncovered dishonoretl
her head; for that is even all one as II she wer
shaver.
For ifthe woman be not covered, let her ais
be shorn: but II 1t be a shame for a womai
to be shorn or shaven, let her be covered.
Judge in yourselves: Is it comely 7fHt
woman pray to God uncovered?
Doth not even nature itself teach you tina
II a man nave long hair 1t Ia a shame unit
him?
But IL a woman have long hair. It is a glor
to her. for her hair "a given her for a cover
ing.
"The Bible is good enough authorit,
for u.s."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-12
TWELvE-YEAR-OLD GIRL MISSING
Fanny Dillon Went on an Errand Last
Wednesday and Disappeared.

Twelve-year-old Fanny Dillon has been
missing from her home, llS West ll5th
street, since last Wednesday and the police
and the child's pare nts have not been able
to get any trace OF her. .Mrs: MCCLURE, her
mother, sent her to the butchers Wednes-
day afternoon. That was the last she
saw Of the child.
Her disappearance was reported to the
police OF the West 125th street station at the
time. Capt. Thomp son has had four Of
his detectives searching for the child night
and day, but they have not found any clue.
Some OF the friends Of the family said
prayers In their churches yesterday for the
that che has met with some horrible fate.
She has appealed to the Harlem Demo-
cratic Club to help her in the search. Will
lam j. Wright, who is acting leader in the
absence OF lsaac A, Hopper, told the woman
that he would do all he could for her. Yes
terday he went TO the police and offered
TO assist them in any way possible.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-12
pARKHuRSr'S PICTURE on VIEW,
Portrait by joel Mott Allen Now In Madison
Square Church.

The portrait Of DR.. P%arkhurst,, which
was painted by Joel Mott Allen n which
has been on exhibition in Phila delphia
IL nov ON vie in The Madison Square Pres
byterian Church.
Beyond the facts that he sat for the pic
ture and that Mn Allen painted it, Dr.
Parkhurst said he knew nothing about 1T
He intimated, he YER. that one OF his
parishioners had had the work done but
Gift to the church, DR., Parkhurst did not
Know. He was going to sit soon for a full
length picture, to be painted by the same
artist. This also is to be done for an ad
miring parishioner'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-12
JUDGE HAMILTON HERE TODAY.
lie Says He Has Received No Communica.
ton From Owl Committee.

ALBANY, March 11.-Judge Andre W Ham
ilton, who has been resting quietly at his
home in this city since his return from
Europe last week, expects to be in New
York city tomorrow. Tonight he de-
clined to state the purpose of his visit
there.
Judge Hamilton said that he has re ceive d
no communication of any kind from the
New York Life Fo wler investigating COM
mittee.
~You may say for me h" said Judge Ham
ilton, that should 1 receive any communi-
cation from the Fowler committee it will
receive due aud courteous consideration
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-12
k;auit House, Only Hotel That Withstood
0bteaEo Fire, Changes Hands,

+ CHICAGO, March 1.-THE Gault House, the
Hdeat hotel in Chicago, was bought yester-
hay Cor $4,000 by Miron Pearce, who will
build q SOS 900 addition, ,L
Tie Gauit House is historic; being the
bnIy hotel not destroyed in the fire OF 1874
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anorfmenaq nnd d q Iuxur n0G isw iITl;'I ,Ea,
We're the envy of all the elite of the Boule-
ward neighborhood. Business men an"
neighhors believed him to be the son of a
New York millionaire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-12
HAD AN AUTO on $aa.5o A WEEK.
Had Fine Clothes and Things, TOO-Now
He's Wanted for SIC 900 FOrgerIes.

CHICAGO, March 11.-Chief Of Police John
NJ. Collins telegraphed the New York police
to-day asking them to arrest Edwin Thaoker
a former clerk Of the German American
Provision Company, who is charged with
forgeries a~ggregating more than SAC, 900.
Thacker on a salary of S22. so a week had
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-12

New EdInco That Cost SIIO 900 Had q
Debt on 1t OF $50 900, Which Has Now
Been Reduce TO $40 .OOO-Four Con"
tributions OF 81 900 Each-D Dedication
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18

For este Sig1CO usncereis, claman los
m8rtires modernos de lss is'as, diri'
gieodose & sus cAudillos. Y ese aigno
es IL Union, las mancs que Sc estre'
chap, lAs almas que 90 cor rfunden.
Puerto Rico on pie psra 10 dignidad;
pgra ell comhate por 10 dignidad.
JEl meeting? dLos discuraos? Ma
do. Los orsdores tomaban sus ideas
dol pueblo, de 10 msaa. Y ponfAn en-
sus arrarques tribunieios las pslpi'
sseionea de squsl mar que agitaha
sus ondas sonsntes al pie de 10 tri'
buna.
lDe ahf al fxto!
LAres, en- la gsograas. 90 una eds
pide, En- 10 politics tsmbiea. Y So
bse el ipgents picacho no roudr&n
nunca Ia planta esl drsos nj t-aidores.
1915 triste deiar & Lares en- plena
ebulIic!6n y volvsr ds,haeiendo elias
lsrgM vueltss del csmino andado,s
hacia los gtos muros dc essa Acr6
polls ain el ssp1ritu ateniensell
Cae 10 nocha. Entramos & Aqua
dIlla. A los trsinta minutos dos mil
he mbres nos rodean, extendi6ndoss
en- Ia sombra. Uoa asamblea que no
% eits, que no Sc prepara y que %
reune por au propio impulse. como
si se 10 llsmAae golpes do elarin 8
do campana.
EI precise hablar. Las gargantAs
90 resisten Pero el deber 90 superior
& 10 fAt'gs, Y surgen los perfodos,
Ardorosos, Hsnigeros. y SO propsga
10 corrisnts s.ectrica de coraz5n & CO.
rsxin, de pensamisnto q pensamiento.
La cadenA que 60 formal LA>eadena
que no se romperk en- tAnto que perdu
rem el h honor y ell valor.
Ese viSie & las alturas fue 10 que
debfa ser; una excursion y una consa'
graei6p; se aacendia q las mex pugna'
hles poaiclones 20 conssgraban las
iudiscutibles v csorias.
lPAso & 10 Uni6nl
iIu hoe s'goo vincesl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18
HABLAR En- SUENOs

La aMa)rA FAnue Hrbert, Quiea
con 81 eGposo Juan reside On Monitor
Street, JerRey City, hA eomparecidd
ante los GribunAles de lA Cludad pi'
diendo divorcIo.
SEa que rszones funda usted II
demanda!s II quirio ell Jutz que oy6 In
QueiA. sSeGor, respondi6 la dem an
dante anegada en- lSgrimas, mi esposu
deIde haoe variss noctea habla dor.
m do y no haze sino repet!r, como Al
eStuvierA viendo en- sue DOS q otrA mu'
jar; cid eres Ia dniC & quisn Amo; nj
mujsr no es mas que IN estropSjol Y
que muier que 80 satlmA pu.ds sopor,
tar Iemeiante eosASs
El Jue2 EconIsi6 & ls seiIora Hsr.
bart que tuvierA pacisncia por uroa
diaS mGS did algunss leccloneu So
be 10 mIrerA higien!ca de dormir 4
Juan, indicGndo ( la psimsra que Il
las eoSAs conlinuAbAn repitIendose,
entonees "a 90 verfs como reaolver el
Asunto. De mAnera que Shora Ia
question divorCio depends entsrGmsn.s
de Juan y de Is slmohAda.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18

Huho momentos que tuve 10 idea
de contlnuar el procedimlerto do mu-
chos; horrarme de! casino, y no declr
una pAlAbra mas,
Perc me srrepenM prort2; ess
conducta trAe perjlicloS & los Eoclos,
y & 10 scciadAd. y no deb, praeticar
ls,
Me dispongo & eonttnuar IL cam
pai1s, defsndiendo, en- primer term no,
eatos dos puntoH eSeneiales:
81 10 Directive puede hlcer be il
q I'm sccio propistGrio, Ain atende:, nj
conteatar q los flndamentos que *
lonely
81 10 DlreciivA items desechos q
negar invltAcione1 q las personals pre-
sentadas por los soclos, contrArio &
Les detsrmlnAcionei del reg amsnso.
La Direct.vA no hA eonGeatado una
pAlAbra a los eArgos que le he formu.
lado; luego, eItGn hlen tundAdas mis-
iustAs queiaA do los dsIacisrIos come
tidos en- oil casino,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18
4 Los SQC|OS PROPETAR|OS DEL "CAS|NO ESPANOL "

tiene que YER Ia clasiacAcl6n del aoeiot
bAStA que sea &C clio,
Anoiandcse on un libro: oil nombre
del Hoeioi " 81 de 10 persona preuen'
tAda.
FL Hocio, serk el Guico response
BILE para tod1s los que tisnsn derscho
q Asistir al caaino.
ESto que qusdA indicAdo, sf pueia
hAcsrlo 10 directiva.
MaSn6 loque se eatS prActieando,
tAltAndo q 10 prsacrito On el reglAmen
10, con periuieIos marc AdoS para Ia
socIe1Ad
A 10 distnguidisimA dana que ma
hA telicitAdo ca LA DEMoCRAoIA y &
los muehos socios que personalmenta
han venido & haesrlo, para todos Va
mi aplAuSo por el bien que con clio
50 est& hacienda al casino.
luan A. SobrinO.
San Juan, Julio 16 de 1903.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18
CARTAS DETENIDAs

RslRc6n do las cArIaH detenidas
que Sc enc IentrAn on lA admtnistra
oi6n de CorreoG de eslA ciudAd
Ars cones I.aAC, Alfonso E1r.q ue,
ARA Pedro, Arnace Angela, AriAs
Joaquin, AlvArAdo QlinIin Bargos,
Adorno Fora, Arrechs G fegorla, Al
many Juan, AriAS Joaquin, Alfonso,
Astol Sebastian.
BtiAle SAnIisgo, Barnet z Bssr.
@ Enrique Colon, Borgos q linlin,
BorraA JuAna, Berry ChAs, Baex Ro.
90, Burgoa Teresa.
Cedtfi) JolttI, Cubero ALtonio,
CAborGnA Aller, CLARK Harold, CAlan
AlsiAndrc, Cruz Carload, Chatsaro,
YER J CAndelArlA Santos, CAreo Jole.
Cheberes JoSetG, Cruz Nicasio, CaGes
julia. CAmpbell ChAs Il Cabot Al.
,h bald, Cruz YAlentin,
D&vilA Lorenzo, DavilA Manuel
MArIintE, Dubious Catalina Delgado
] Llorens, Domipgutz JuAna, Di Je
"a. Francois, Di 6 sardA Elias.
EspinoAA HiL6!lto, Z plnel Jol6,
Eras Bsnie, FzQuiaEA Luis.
Fred .ritk GAbells, FarIeI r,
F;Inso JaLI,
Cones " nIita PeIants, O1rzaltz
Timoteo PAlItz, GonEAltz ErcArnA.
cl6n de JeIlI, Guadalupe Gamerain.
do, GroaA A. S, GArsfA Manuel Es,e
DAD, G arefA A beIIo, GArciA FAbian s.
Co Graves john c,
Hernandez kendiA \ Succ
Hernandez Emilio Alcl W, Hsaa G ,or,
gs, Hernandez CriIIobAl, Hsalsy n, !,
Hays Z ark
JuneaG / hdp Lament
KAlNmbIlk Il r., K.ikrL,oid,
LalagfGnEee J. A, Liks John T.
A.. LAmtE) Owl 10,
Morales Fllomsns, honcada Ce.
: ?, NAtoI MAnusla, Marlin r +, Mar
I n,z Ramon, Martin 4 Co. Cont
nuAla msiiAnA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18
BESOS BARATOS

La st a IrltA Allcs Br> va, de Ls.
xlngton, Ksntusky, oeurri6 & los tri
bunA.es dc la eiudad pidiendo el
eastlgo de Samuel Van Z,lm, quisn,
segda 10 dee Ar6 Ia dana y Iegda 10
coptno el cAbAllero, Ie tom6 Ia liber
tad de darle dos bases ea Ia eupAlda,
AprovechSndoae dc un MON snto en- Que
converssbA con una SmIga = no podia
por 10 tALto tensr sonosi IN .ento do 10
que oourrtA poF det,&E. El cAlor de
Ia eatAci6n hAbiA obligAdo & lA le no
rita Bttwa dtiAr en- descu bIerto 10
parte superior de ID sIpAldA Van
z ,lm, provocado por a eabsltsz de
los hombros de . dana, no pudo re
ai.Iir q Ia tsntIei6n de acArisiarlos
con les Ia bios,
II iaes, oidAs las Qut Jas de la una
y las e1cuHas del osro, decide conds.
mar oil culpahle 4 pagar uua multa de
clocuenta eenbAVoH por cAdA 0aeulo.
al DIR Ia SeatsnCis, la demandante no
pudo reprImir 81 enoio Y SO permisio
levAniar proteata, mAniiestando cue
no pods eomprender como auto ridad
alguna AvAluabA tan por 10 baio sus
espaldas, 10 que daria m 1.-Two { que
mu: u:hos otroS imitRdores de Van Zslm
90 Aveuturaran & rspelir ell Gblso.
AL iuez no le qued6 otso reeurso
que AConSsisr & A lie qua no salisrA
4 la Gallo con las espaldas 81 aire J
rscibIr del dsmAndAdo 81 dollar & que
GscendiA 10 mulla J IL pr, msaa Q us
eIte hlzo contra Gu voluntRd de no
incurrir on la falta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18

E-Los meile6s eondensn unani-
m ,mente ell uso de les emulsiones que
eonti snen Creogota 9 Gusyasol' 4
hisn sabido que eatas suttanciaS cuAn
do % tomAu m zsladss con OIL Acsit
de Hfgado da Bsealao irritsn ell este
msgo los rifi ones, entorp pecen la bue
M nutrici6n y por las fceeuentss eva
cuaciones Que eauian, produesn el fa'
pido Aniquilamierto TO de los erfarmos.
El doctor Psrsous, IN distinguido
espscialistA de la Ciudsdds Mexico, ,di'
ce 4 cate respesto. sRe6riendome al
valor germ'cida de 10 Creosots, GUAM
do 70 10 adminiatra enfsrmos tu
herculosos, irc1rporada q prepara
clones de Acets de Hfgado de Bacs'
lao, DECLARE que los ex perimentos quf
mic)s Ia observsci6n cuidadosa de
un gran Ii nsro de casos, han demos
trAdo que cuslquisra que sean los re
sultados bsnehcos que los e. fs mos
puedan reeibir del uso de 10 Creosots
otrAs sustaneias irritsntss. eat1s re-
sultados los nllidoAn los efestos PER
nieiosos que ei srcen tales drogas en- el
At 'm&go.
Es un heth3 bien conocido Gus 10
asimilscIon facil y oompleta do los oil
mentos 90 de 10 mayor importancia en-
ell tratam' 'erto de las enfsrmedadts que
ae cAracter zan por dsnusrici6n Sc
saba tAmb!ea que el Aceits de Hfga 10
de BacAlao, psrfectame ate .emulaions
do, 90 uno de los mel >res .reconstltu
ysntss Por ESQ ed que los mas dis
tipcguidos espeeiAlissn prescribsn
hoy las emulsion.s de Acsits de Biga'
do de B.cAlao que no ooniisnsn Creo
10 i ,tr Q susssneiRs irritantss, que
omaicnAn el desorden dc los ilnclonev
dig nvGS,
De lAa dterentes preparedness de
Aceits de Hfgado de BasAlao, yo pre-
fsro ls Emulsion de Sc1tt que tAbri;
can los sen res Scott x B.wle de
NuevA Yc'k
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18

Fue una excursion fecunda y br'.
llsnte Desde les planieiss de IL eosts
emptz6 Ia inmens& Gbs'g>ts. Por
los boscIjea del csmino, por las YER
sientes de "a montsfis, surgfs ell tropel
de ginetaA Al principle por dccenss.
AL fin pOr celtsnares. losmoa de Aqua
dills hacia San Ssbsstisn, pt AZ Arri'
ba, al tre nvbss de po.vo y de ertu
siasmc.
iPeso a Ia Uoi6l - Ete era el
critic. iCsmpo 10 patrisl Ere era
ell pers.mietto De las quintss pinto
reicss, De las th zss r6st!css, sa'far
uiros y mpjsreE, tlos hombres iban
eu Ia falsnRe) saludAban sonrien
do, sorrieudo q Ia esperarza 1ue se
finda en- In trerzA Al niunfo que o.
apoya en- el voto.
La naturalezA alli, on pleno cafe
tal, 90 prt funds y sAlvsis. Un gran
marco vsrdinegro para una procession
de paladines,
Primera stSpA. San Sebaatian
Le szotaron las tormensas y vive. Ii
asol, ron las llamss y vive. LIS sAlvs
ell trabsio y le reeorforts 81 idssl
Los tribunos bAblan una enormG
mnltltud atents, que poaes el instinic
de 10 lucha y 10 intuici6n de 10 vsrdad
AL ap6atrofe sucede el APPLAUSE
Lleno, re b1sto, nutrido. Sale do lal
almas on que Alienta ID f6. Yes Ia
ebullici6n dc un leltimiento que quie
re CondensarSs en- una energfa. Ii
tribuna re. ampagueA como IN Sinai
La mush b sdumbre recoge sl verbo. De
Ahl saldran les nuevas tabJas de Ia ley
Dsspues los pstriotAs diacusen sus
divergencias fotimAs. 5Convercidoai ii
Tai vex no, Psro aiempre sometidos
al interes supreme de 10 pasria. Laa
divergencits 10 borrAn. Y Las urnai
iran tres mil pspe,etas ur&nimes: tres
mil pspelelas ver cedoras y reder tora
CAbAp, el vieio adAlid dc Glen b.
tallas, rompe su espada y pliega Hu
estandarte, Ely los auyoA saben O.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18
EXCURSION P0L|T|CA
SAN SEBASTIAN, LARES, AGUAD|LLA

cAmino del deher 10 recorfierou
tAntf La huepte e,t& eompscta. No
hay hsncos IN que penttra 81 enemigo.
Sobre las ftersss pepssiivas ha pGsa'
do el sorlo de ls conoorda Y en- el
tt mplo de lsp ideas, bsi el pAlio szul
de los cielos, ss cfreee & esta virgen
pSlids, Borir quer, el aacrifclo del
amor prcpic; el mas d ifd'; el mas
duro.
Y vam1s adsianta
Seguimos aubien6o. 10, ,e gran
dioIo panorama La cstarata que 20
deaprenoe rebotsndo On las roeas;
el horizopte que &c ensxneha sobre
una iutsrmins BILE sneeai6n de eoliuas.
La palma resi- que sc balanees, Pc
nssho gigantssc3, en- el smbiente car
gsdo do perfumes; las notas ealidas
del verde tropicSl, con su gama de
maliees brillantes. Y otra vez los ri
neses, que son ciento, tEese .entos, seiG
cientos y que pArecen prcntos & Ia
earga viril del patriotismo.
SegundA etsps: L.rss. Fl pueblo
dc 10 revoluci6n sbortads, El sitio
de- condto, que no pudo ser epopeyA.
LArea entre Eus boiqu ues espesos que
10 arrullan amoroaamente cantAndo
10 perpetuA ainfonfa de los brisss que
cruzAn las aelvas.
Llegamoa. Nos sguards una ma.
rea No 10 de Aguadilla, con aus co
pos blancos de espums; Ia marea hu.
mana. con sus sg taciones y aus 1mpe
tuH. El oeeAno de eabezas, que deaa
iian los rsyos del sol, porque tieneu
los rayoa de otro sol, que es 10 CON
ciencia.
Fl especiaeulo 60 msgpi6co. LAl
banderas Il )tan, las mi sicks eatall&n,
los vltores atruenAn. Eie pueblo que
estA skf quiere ser libre. Y 80 reure
para decirlo, para unir todas tus vo
ces en- un solo critic ossoa 10 Union
In hoe Signo vinces, cAmaban Los vlejoI
MAJ tires de las cataeumbas mostrandc
Ia cruz { ConatAntipO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18
La Biopatia
PrOdig0S1 terapGlttica para curor radi
c0lmsate todo cla,s lie enttrmedQQes

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sadA On misssrit SOS principles y leyea
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gor'2 sdnr, Aa conRiderA G. mo el YER
dadero ELIxIR DE VIDA, como 10 iusn
to del r iuvelscim'erto y dc IL regene
raci6u del orgsnismo hdmAko,
Nlmsrt go, O. fMmos cursdos en-
todA la isla, mlchlS de ellosyA mo.
ribundoI, Ion Las mel res prut baa que
So pueden preaenlsr
PsrA conSulsss y trAtAmis tol, di
riiirse paFsonAlr 2ls 8 Tor tserito al
Pretaaor 81 VIfs.lA U rte. c lea
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18
CUANDO ENTRA la
PERUNA, FL CA
lTARRO DESAPARECE.| !

clmaticales, que tenga Peruna en- Ell
hogar.
lei hogar que Sc proteJe con Peruna
esta libre de catarro, y adonde no hay
cstarro, hay salud Y felicidad."
De V, Affmo. Amigo,
JOSEF. SOLER
FL catarro en- climas calidos atribuye
una Ease peculiar de tales climas.
En- apariencia quizas no Sc asemeja al
catarro de climas frios, por mas que es
la misma enfermedad.
Catarro signifca congestion de la mem
brana mucosa.
Generalmente en- los paises frfos las
mem branas que mas afecta ell catarro
son las de la nariz 8 cayidades de Ia
cabeza, garganta y pulmones.
Las membraras que por 10 general el
catarro afecta mas en- los paises calientes,
son las de los organos del abdomen Y
p6lvis.
Adn cuando en- paises calientes no es
POGO comun el catarro de la cabeza gar
ganta, es no obstante, muy comun ell ca
tarro del est6mago, de los intestinos, de
los riGones y catarro de los 6rganos pei
vicos
Adonde quiera que hayan seres hu-
manos, en- los tr6ptcos en- los articos, el
catarro es lG enfermedad con la cual tiene
que combatir mas la humanidad.
La Peruna esta reconocida como eli re-
medic universal para el catarro en- todos
sus frases, estados varicdades.
La Peruna es la protection del hogar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18

10 real amEute, estA On New York, ain
oatentAr. nj prestAds, corona dueal q
coIa por ell estilo CANA Ia vida en-
I'M cafe de Harlem dAndole dsndols
{ las cuerdAs del olfu.
Como nAturalmenls, 10 prirnero
que TODD homb'e srata de protsQsr "a
squello que lc proeura msdtos para
llenAr las exlgencias de Ia vida, an
eHts caSo es el dsdo de Rlgo el que ID
dc tales medlos, b creido conventsu
to AIegurAr la susrta de ese dedo CON
Ia de 81 IL suya pro 5is en- clao de Que
sl Org Gno tsngG algda trAstorpo que
ls impida ldnelonar. una E6li1A por
tAlor de ab000 expedida pof uns
CUmpAhiA de SECURES contra aesldsn.
tsI, gArAntsA { Rigo 9. vAIoE do Iv
dsdo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18

Sr. H. Manley, corresponsal de
guerra del peri6dico 1ngles "Black
and White" IS Spark St., Ottawa,
Ontario, Can, escribe como sioue:
"Cuando un hombre viaja er climas
extremamente frios calientes, COM
prende entonces cual es el valor de la
Peruna, 81 la lleva con sligo.
Isl Sc sutre del calor, la Peruna le
alivia, 6 81 tiene un resfrfo, la grippe 6
bronquitis, la Peruna le cura en- corto
tempo; 6 81 padece de insomnia 6 81
no tiene apetito la Peruna actua
siempre en- estos casos como e1 mejor
amigo del viajero, y es ell t6nico que
Sc necesita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-18
DED0 AsEGUlADQ

Rigo, el violinilsA de tesbrs me-
uoria en- virtud de aQuella elcAp ada
que conmovi6 4 medic mando, con Ia
hesmoIA PrinesIa de Chlmsy, "a
quien unAI veeel 10 luponsn musrto y
oIrAl tAnlAH Aechp pn terbsrl,eO con