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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-22
BIDS INVITED.
Pennsylvania Railroad VIII Have Five
Thousand Box Cars Made.

Philadelphia. Dec. 2O.-The purchas-
Ing agent OF the Pennsylvania railroad
has invited bids for the construction
Of 5000 box cars. The contract is TO
be awarded within a few days. Their
estimated cost is s6.O0O,000. With the
placing OF this order the company will
have ordered within the last two years
nearly 10000 freight cars.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-22
AT KANSAS CITY. ,
Interstate Commerce Commission ls
Hearing Evidence at That Place.

Kansas City Dec. 20. - The inter
state commerce commission car short
age hearing. begun at st. Louis. was
taken up here Thursday by Commits
sioner Prouty. aided by r. +. Farrell.
attorney for the commission.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-22

A regular saving bank io' man, never gets
dull, put UP in handsome leather C. M
case .....-.. ......s 'ss.fsstF PC'ON
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-22
JUST AS BAD.
Vatican So Declares Aobut New Gov
ernment Bill Of France.

Rome. Dec. 20.-A semi-oficial note
issued by the Vatican declares the
text OF the new French government
bill amending church and state separa.
ton bill OF 1905 Is as bad as the for.
mer regulations, being maximum sup.
preston with minimum appearance
and aggravates the position OF the
church in everything without this be-
ing apparent TO the general public,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-22
connress AdIourns

washington. Dec. 2O.-Congress has
adjourned until Jan. ,.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-12-22
STRUCK A COW.
Engine Turns over and Engineer and
Fireman Killed.

Vicksburg Miss. Dec. 20-A Yazoo
and Mississippi Valley train struck a
COW near here The engine turned
over and the train was derailed En-.
gineer Calvin Pierce and Fireman
George Watson we're killed and the ex.
press messenger seriously hurt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01
DEL EXTERIOR
La separation de la iglesia
y el estado en- Francia.
Mr.. BRAND.
PELIGRO NAClONAL
El Vesublo dando senales de
vida. Los socialistas y el
Parlamento de Russia.

A msnos que les autoridades dol
Vatieano no h'gau alg6n eantio rA'
dieal On 10 aituasi6p, 90 han disipado
los temores dc una crisis resultante de-
10 aplicscidn 90 Diclembps 60 IL ley
rsligiosa do ssparsel6n enlrs 10 igle'
siA , oil Bslado, eonseeusneiA do 10
eonducta tsmplAda qua observan N.
Cemsneeau y au gsbinsss.
E diaeurso pronuneiado sysr por
N. Bland, ministro dc Cultos, tue
muy c1rchiAtorio.
La Aenai6n del rd1liso 90 vuelve
otra VIZ hseiA el pslig 0 na :!onal que
erVueive 10 eseSsez de nS Gin iensos,
En- 1905 hubo ca Feaneia s07. .2sl nacl
mlentos, 10. OF msncs que on 1904, Gin
que eaia disminupi6n sea & eausa Do
men r r1mero do matrimonios, sino
al pareeer por 10 aversion q crsar f.
milias numerosas.
-E VAtisano delmiente las noti'
elias dadas respeoto do una ruptura
sntrs 10 Santa Ssde , Eapsna y auto
RIA que 90 declar que los peri6dicos
litera'es aspt noles y feanessea han
gerato mueho las dfsreneias en-
tre ambos, y que sontiE IN las nego'
eissiones entre Roma y Madrid, dc ls
mAnerA mas amigable. SO indiea que
todos los miembros del actual gabi'
nets aon sAt6licos.
LA ailuaci6R entire sl vatieano ,
Alem Ania & causa do 10 eueasi6n reli'
gicsA poaea, 40 hses mas eritIeA cada
dia J hassA smsnazA ponsF en- RsliRFo
las busra ~ relaCionsH do Berlin con
10 Santa Gede. AIemania insisle On
que el Vatisano rsprima 10 que ella
sonsidera somo rehe ion on PolonIa
| , satA auentA con la Ayuda del
Papa.
En- las fAldas del VaaubIo 90
slnii6 hoy nm terremoto ondulaLts qus
dur6 dos Uegundos Ea seguida sale
del crater una gran eolumna do eeni
zss y elcoriA que eAy6 sohrs Ohoisno
cAuisndo gran pAnico entire los hAbi
| taniss. Los dltestorss del ObservAto
rio diesn que Gao fu6 cAusado por Ii
caidA de Varte del scna y que no hsy
peligro.
Las esperaE zaV do los soeialit tal
on les pr6x mas elseciones para miem
bros del Parlamsuso ruso, rssibierol
un golIe do musrGe por a inIsrpr6ta
si6n genera que 10 d 8 el Ssnado & |,
nusva ley slestoral que txs!uys do II
votsc!6n dc ana plumldA, 4 miles d.
los indivIduos Go los olAGeH mas 20
brss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01
NOT|CIAS GENERATES
Senter cia revocada. Repro
ducci6n. .-Anexi6n. - Don
Abelardo Gonzalez Font.
REPARRClONES
REPARACI0NES
Regreso de don Jose de Diego.
Don Carlos Blanes y don
Salvador Nestle

Ha sido revoeAdA por la Corts
de Disirito ce Areeibo, 10 sentencis .
dlctsda por 81 iuez municipal do Ma
matt contra don Salustiaro Villamil J
don Jese nslendez, por supueato de
Ito de turbIr ID PSF r6bliea.
NO HAY COMPARACION.-No
a6miten sorparsct6n los sombrerol
one vsn1e oil PARIS BAZAAR. 10
m ismo pAsa con los den a. artieulos,
puts esia aass solo huica Ia hcndad y
10 novsdad, ain fjGrie en- Erscio.
Para encsiss de toda olates no
hay nadie que tguale el auttido dol
PARIS BAZAAR.
Hay unAs pamelAs do psis de
Arrtz blAneaa aeAbsdss Do lkgar que
30 venden q Is sentavos una y que "a
van como sgus.
M hsy aurtido que sompita con
sl PARIS BAZAAR.
-Rsproducimcs en- oil rdmer0 ds
hoy les pagtnas del folleiin que inssr
tsmos sysr, que por IN error, resul.
taron NAL eompaRinAdas.
Las aimOrranas Sc Cufan on
6 ala dlas, con el UNaUENTc
DE PAzO. ~ sean simpleH, sar gran
tez, con pisaz6,. o exiernas, por 70
beldes que sean.
Ssgdn iIformeS, hA vuelto
suReitAraS 10 t'ndsrcia do alguros ve
Cinos do F.iardo dc que ssA anexAdc
q aqusl tefmin0 municipal oil barrie
do Mamsyes, do Rio Grdnde. Paress
que satan eneontsadas las opinioneI
sohEe eAts asutso, y 10 cree que hays
oposicl6n por 10 mayor part, dc lol
contri1uysntes do Rio Grards.
~ En- sl Club de r. Kehrhahn 4
Co., 2S San Francisco, 10 vsn6en dol
teloiss do orc eada semana, entire 81
soaios, abonsndo $3.50 8 LOO ssmanal
La 6lNma asmana obtuvo uno dol
e. Sintr6n, Goeio n1m 6.
-HR regresAdo de 10 isla el aefio
Ahslardo Gonsaltz Font ercArgAdt
do 10 inspecsi6n do euentas do los ] an
tas Escolares. Disho fancionario re
grssR do Aguadills, do donde fG6 lla
mado para atenclones impusslAs On q
Dspartamsnto dc Eaueacion, cont
nuando Ga brsvs su viais por 10 isls
En- Arleibo 50 Msnsn hAeierd
algunAA reSAracionss en- les salle
prineiPalea ds lA eirdAd y 90 attend
con sodo cello 81 Servielo do hIgienc
~HGcIA el rs do Dle!embrs regrl
aM q do 50 viSjs q Venexuels, rusaGr
Querido am & don JoA6 do Diego.
Qledan 81 f. ense del bufsls
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01

Abe gsco y NotNfs dol 81 nor do Die.
60, en May'guH, los dlslinguidos iu.
riseonaultos don Carlos BlAnes y don
Salvador Messrs,
sE VENDE.- Un irsgo dc tres
csnnifugAs . sienna sHepnorths con "a
motor, % msxclsdcr y su elevator do
sldssr, todo en- msgnidco estado. d.
rigirae q don Julio Say, hSeisnda a
Santa Ana. Jurcos. d,
a4 Han rsgresado do Ponce y otrAs
poblaeiores del Sur, muehos dc lcs
puertorriquefioa que emigraron al Ha'
wlii,
Sc hA alberto On Humaeao, pcl
el FIseAl dc squella Corte, una invss
tgAci6n contra dos individuos del
euerpo de 10 polisia insular.
~UN JOVEN do di,z y nusve aiio.
do edAd, son eonoc!mienlos do ing 6l
/ y spsnol, desea eolosarAe somo in'
lGrprote 8 como dependents do conner
cio. Para informsa dirigirsa & T. ]
B., Bcx 81 San Juan P, r l0v.s
6Para carrerAs dc oAballos, ven
den reloisss speeialss Q contadorsS d.
quintoa do segundoH { s6 40, a3 90
$1,000 y SLIGO, porte psgo, los sefio
ras r. Kehrhahn Co., San Juan
IPusrto Rico, AlG.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

Psrfscamente hAz busn gard6n que dentro dc ditz
minutes estamoa aquf conGgo
despu6s de hher cerrGdo rea fueron por ID gale
RIA de v Msrceros buscAr entradA particular de conererA
El carceero los habiA vo AesrEs los habia escuchado
TODD tempo pudc uego que deparecieron untsr
auao nt6se as piern coQanes dentro del ub
rrsnec, 90 puso rlftxionsr.
En- medic dc msdiIsc6n lnti6 de pIOmo
hombro.
Vov6 Ii cabsza 81 6gurs dssconooids auiso
gtsr nstsnts mamo airi6 bOcs do psoa
fronte.
Auud6ssls On grgan insrtsS brsEos
auE oos tomsron expression suploaDta
Sienci0, dijo 81 recien lsgIdo srss musrto,
-Qq6 quereis, st6orl bHlbucs6 81 cArcsaro.
Tamben hsbis l6o 17SS en- que no tusa~
ba y en que ss olvdAbs IL paAbrA ciudGdano
~Qoiero rsspondi6 TsOdofo, quo me dti6iE entrsr
Para Que2
-Qoe 10 importA9
Ell oarcsro miro con eI p fapdo ssnmbro su inter
cuto sin embargo eats crey6 nor fondo de ntegsn
iqueIs mirsda. bai6 81 armS.
-Rehusrss hScsr tu forunsl
No i6 porque nsdio me h, hcho prOpOuoOnss s:brs
I. particular
= FueS bisn 20 sere o. primero.
Vos me ofrec6is hicer mi far:unal
ST
-Qa6 sntSndei por fIrtdnal
Clncusna mil HbrGs de orc, por ssmplo, Qle AndG
dins 10000 brls Vslsn million AlorA bsn,
20 to ofrIzco las 10000 lbras
-For entrArl
ST. psrO con Ia condc6n de Q1e hu de venr conmigo
pyudArms en 10 uusfO haOsr.
Zero Iqu6 Quare hace caaDdo denro de cnco minutes
els 81 subsrrsnso eno de odsdos indudblemnte
IrFestaTsnl
81 ciudadSnO TGOdOro oOncc6 odo 81 peso de aQus pa
hbrs.
-Pusdest ID impadir b,sn esoa soldsdos
ME- Is impossible Nose me Cclrrs ni7g6O medic cen
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01
APUNTES Y RECORTES
Pipas de calabaz'. '.-E orc en-
Australia. = Cargamen.
to de orc.
ETRABAJADORES CHINOs
Queso de Holanda. -Terre.
no para tab2co. va
lioso halls Ego.

En- el Sur do Afsiss, las pisas pc,
70 lunar dc salAbaxa 90 han hscho do
uSo general, porous tomAn sl color de
les do sspumA dc mar, y 90 abrillan'
tap; adsmks dan un perfume especial
al tabaso.
Ell descabrlmisnto dc orc On
Australia Ossidsrtal 10 verified o.
1856. al fu do siglo, % hahian sasA'
do GA 600 0C0. Fl vAlor de 10 mao ui'
maria On uso hoy die 90 do o.. .0C0.C00 y
|trabsian ALI $4,000 minsros que ga'
nan buenos aueldos.
"A Aaes dc octuhre 90 Ia rasibi
do on L7nirsa sl mayor eArgAmsnto
do oro snirado On sqasl puerto y pro
cedents del Sur dc de Aftisa, o. "a
vslor dc S57, 100000.
La Compafla de GIs dc Chs.
tor, Inglaterra. hs iastttuido un stats.
ma de participation do bsnt nos con
sus en- pleados. y con buen rssaltado,
pues do an bsnefisio de mis- do since
por ciento.
-Los trabai adorm shtnos on el
txRkri iero maudAn todos los saMG
su sails $50, 000.incluysnjo IS, 900, 900
que snvlsn d coolies sonseatados On
los miuAl del TeansvAai.
En- lAs provincias do CAtAluEa
VA'eueis, 10 eonsumsn Al ano $50 to-
neladas dc QueSo dc Hollands. Todos
los iusvss sale do Am sterd am an va.
gon sargado para Bsroelo:a.
Una nueva linsa fsrroearri' era
que 50 abrirk on sl Urugusy, darA el
ir!feo Q milones do aerea do terrsnos
fersilss en- los que 40 pueds cutivar
prinsipalmsrt' ssbaso do busna cali
dad.
-Mientras nm trabSior ah I !. una
zADia esrea do 10 casa AyunlAnlsnto
do Bsndigc, y I'm eompansro le pre-
guntaba ai buseAba orc, su SAd6n
hiri6 m obi.to durc, que result6 aer
un ttcxo do euarxo ries msnts eatri@do
con ste metal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01
TRENES ELECTR|COS
Las cataratas del Niagara co.
mo iuerza motriz a larga
dis tancia.
e. VAPOR SUSTITUlDO
Sc esPera remplszar todos los
trees de vapor en- un ra-
dio de Glen millas.

Es do graz intsreI seguir sl curio
do las o0iniones dc peraon4s compe'
tsntes Yespeeto & 10 80 b,tituei6n de las
le comotorss de vapor por taerxa eles,
lriea' Hscs algunos amos 10 vaciIa
ban an essgurar que el motor Sssri
90, no podriA nunes resmplazAr & 10
lceomo!ora do vApor. POGO deapues
admisieron que el motor e.eotrieo %
drfa hsser 81 trabsio, pero que saldffs
NAV sostolo que el vipor que solo
90 EN- mplesrfA On cisos espeeialss. En-
10 aetualidad, 90 tacil enoontrAr mu'
ehos IL & nieros dc vial q 40 tomen una
aeiitud mas optimista Nc1lti & los
motoss y 4 las loeomoioras e'6etri'
eap,
ResientsmeGts, uu gran irgsniero
txpuso On Atlantie City que, el dfa no
estaba muy distante auAndo das .as
loeomotoras que se ballan entre Sira'
cuaa y Clevsls nd, sal como On todo sl
territorio que hay 100 millas 4 la re-
dorda de las eatArAtas dol Niagara,
seyiAn AeelonAdas por 10 tderxA Que
90 dssarrolle en eitas. TAl tranafor'
maoi6n seEfa do una importarcIa in.
duatrial enoyms, pero on do esperarss
que Al itsetuar tal sraratormAel6r, no
80 sfests On Eentido dst f.vorable el
gfsctos eateMco do lAs pintoreacAs CO
kAratas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01
CAPITULO xXXVIII
Ell NINs RIAL

Eentretantc haI pncpiado inHtrnSs el procsso de
fens ha poddo verse uo tntsror dasndoss
Irasucir que odo popular AnO tempo mpolbsse har
ria con eI sscrifco de auuella iluars cAbsza.
No ftsbln mNdios para dsrrbRr AQuslls cSbszs, au
smbargo Tnvi hsbis rsueto dssperdcar los
nuSvos medos de ac1c6n gus Simon hsb ofreOdo presra
AL dis sgutnts al cue Simon 81 hbian anconsrsdo
sale de oa Pascs P3os rUido de hSo aemecer
de los prisonsroa que conIinusbsn ii Temos
Eatos uri1onros Mdame ItGhei dame RaB 81 nj
no que hAbeadoIe Gmsdo mWad On cunA, Snonces
mas que Luis CGpsto.
Fl general slntsrrs cln pumero triooIo pssdo
bao desmesursdo be sntr6 egudo de muchs guardS
nacouasa tore6n donda 81 srgalto n6o corsamiA
lado del gensral ba un sscribsno de msA fcha
tntsro fgaio de pspss etgrmendo una lNga puma
ofguis fousador p6boo que hombrs seco tmso Qus rs
Vovsremos enconAr tdesnts cy ngrena
mrada Ga smblsr 81 msm0 SAnerre gusrnecdo como elssb
de au srnes de guerra.
Dlsfks bsn sganoS Quardiss nloonslsu up aubeniens
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01
Al PUILIcO

Gran galsria fotogrGdsa do criatal
con todos los adelsntos modernos.
Ampliaeioues, rsproduciones, viasaa
do edifsios, grupos y todos trabsjos
Ooneernisntes al rAmo. Eropietario
J. A. FopAstisri -OaRuAs P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01
81 VENDE

Doos sAsaS On san Juan y Ssntur'
90, tambiSn vArios solarss. DIriiirse
& Rafael r. Palatios SalaxAr. Apar,
tAdo do oorreo A2a q Sol II, San
Juan P, r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01
SE:C(cr'|0N E MEHrANTIL
NttlS (Qmef(iaIeS de San Juan
AeskOmSs

BAnco de Pto. Rico 8 Is & 20
Bsaso Territorial. e23 : "A
Rsns1 PoDulsr..~. Q 10 = IL.
AZUCAR, Para 10 exportAsi6n
Sin opar&cioneg.
BUquos anunciadOs
El vapor sEpAfol S7usrto RIsos
Hali6 Q 80 pr6xino passdo de Barcs
iona para el AsditsrIaaso J Cana.
riss, San Juan, MsyaGu Z, Ponce
g. rsisgo dc Cuba, HsbAna, Glant&
nan0. ii apzsnil o y N W Orleans.
VApor tmsrieano s3An JuArs sal
dr.! de N W YO k para sasa h y.
Va2or ssps d <Conde W frsto.
sAli6 de Canarias para esta oil 26 de-
paaado y seguirA visie para sensta
60 de Cubs, Hsbana, M Alamas, Glen
tusgos y NV Otieina.
Valor SmsrisAno <Coamns aAldra
do cate puerto Fara NV York o. dol
eoirients.
VaEor americana sJulIa Luck n.
bas k', 90 1gu&rda do IN momsnso 4
otro, prooedsnte do New York, via
Ponce,
EmGPadas
De novila, goletA amsrieana xF
W. Ayei0, con nader 90.
kWquos ON puerto
LttA VEAIA
a sbury FousAins deseArgando
az. STAn Jonsas deseargando
SSPrlpg6sids dsseArgAndo
SSAnturceS. des s,argAndo.
GFhilRdelphiaS dsACArg Ando
SAmhitIonS deGcsrgando
81. w, Ayss. deSc4rgaudo.
COSTANERO9
SSsn Nigue,1, pendisnss,
pgrtels9, dsEaargsndo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-01
Principles artleuIOs

que 90 ds!a Ian en- almAeenss, & los
stguisntss precios:
Arroces: de partido 6 Jap6n & 5
ldem vAlenclAno do Ct . 81 por
extreme do elaEes.
Aios dc Is etvs. & so.
Bombons sei 81
EAealao t7t
sardinas ahumadas = IA eentavos.
Csb0llas espanolas o.
Id amerisanas s21
GaThGnxos S44 A9,
Hahiohuelas Arner.sfuss solorsdsa
largaE 90. Blancas amerieanas s4
Hsrina dc trigo "a . Al
Id de ms,x t32
1amonss el0 10a.
1ab6n RooamorA . st. amsricA'
no, ssi IN.
Etptes. St q s,iAs dc
tsk1s.
MAnseQ uillai dc s13 q Is
FaEsa del pafa s33.
PApaa AmerisanRs II az
Toeino, . III
TAsaio %
Grssos an. CIT Patagrks q.
Leche eondensadA sAguilas & %
Id Id sCrux Roias 81
Id Id GMagnoliaa Oh
DEL PALS
Az&aar para 81 9onsUm0I
Hhssabs slAro Dc az
De mioI slaFo q e3..
Csntrituga alaro Dc 10 o SS
AmerisanR de st AZ.
Dc FoAoe &31 q 81
Ron 40 grados Cartier 6 e1,ka esn.
assos zal6r nsgaGos z. Lnseyaa.
Mai5a LIS
Ianhoo, nominal,
PfecIOs dc cOmpfs
Ala!t6n o $3.50
AlgoGdn do S $50.
Coeos de Is. q 13 millar.
G;asyoa dalscs $40 a.1
Esbo dc rel e43.
Cate aoHriente nominal
Camhi0s GorrIentss
Londrss chsak Q A,67
Paris . d.
EAmhaEgo &AsD.
Nsw York III & 20 etvs 2
EsHafa II "a. III D.
CuduIas hlpoteCarIas
Eaass rsttIs1tiAl y A9t;sJlA ttl
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1906-02-08

BAD ROADS KEEP THE FARMER POOR.
how to so about it to obtain the objects
desired, OF else they really have not
considered the subject enough to get
enthusiastic over it. In other words,
think the diffusion of the automobile
throughout the country IS going to be
the principal factor in the furtherance
Of the movement in favor Of good high
ways.
Or course campaign among the
farmers ought never to be neglected.
They use the roads more than any 9TH
Ell class of people, and good roads are
more vital problems with them than
with any other class. Those interested
in the subject of good roads, therefore,
ought never to neglect an opportunity
to hammer away ut the mass of the
people on the subject and convince
them by every possible means that the
problem of good highways for pedes-
trians, horsemen, bicycles and auto
mobiles il one of the most essential fac
tors in the upbuilding of the wealth
and property of the country. | think
instruction on the subject ought to be
given in public schools, and especially
in the country schools, so that every
boy might understand how important,
in commercial way, this subject is
and how to go about it to improve the
local condition of the roads In his i'm
mediate neighborhood.
The demonstration by machines, etc,
of the making of good roads by special
trains going through the country and
stopping here and there in different To-
caltles is, of course, an excellent prop.
osition, but it would take century II
this were the only means to accomplish
anything in the way Of results. The
country Is too vast.
The agricultural department puts out
a large quantity Of literature on that
subject which Is accessible to any one
having interest in it and who will send
for it, but very few of the class of peo.
pie whom 1t Is desired to reach know
about 1t or will take the trouble to send
to the department for literature. ln-
struction upon the subject ought to be
forced upon them through the columns
of the farmers paper, periodicals and
popular magazines which are every
Hhere reaching the homes of the west
ern farmer at this time. No political
speech. Fourth of July grafton, Memo
rial day address or Thanksgiving ser
mon ought to be considered or allowed
to be delivered unless it contained a
good rOuSing nara praDh Or two IN thn
right side of the good roads movement,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1906-02-08
John ID. RocIsefeiier.s Roads

In the November Country Calendar
an anonymous author writes as follows
OF John ID. Rockefeller OH his West
chester estate near New York city:
"Mr. John ID. Rockefeller's roadmak-
Ing amounts to little less than a pas
sion. In instructing his superintendent
on the location of new roads, in super
vislng the actual construction, then Mr..
Rockefeller is seen, perhaps, in his
most genial mood. He rubs elbows
with the laborers, laughs and cracks
jokes with them. Occasionally, it il
said, he has been known to lend help
ing hand. When he returns after one
OF his prolonged absences his first in
quiries concern the progress upon some
pet thorougllfure. And the work is in
every way creditable. First the roads,
as would be expected, are solidly built.
Tarrytown and the surrounding cOun-
try did not know what well con-
structed road was until Mr.. Rookie
Teller came. Above all, they are laid
out with intelligence; they always lead
somewhere, usually TO vantage points
from which unusually beautiful views
are obtained. You can drive for hours
on roads that Mr.. Rockefeller has laid
out and not exhaust them"
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1906-02-08
MOT GUILTY.
Jury Acquits Edward Uhl
Of Murder.

Marietta, o., Feb 2.--Late
Thursday afternoon the jury ac-
Quilted Eddie Uhl of the murder
of his father, Edward Uhl, who
was shot last June. Since that
time Uhl has been confined in the
county jail. His mother, Ida Uhl,
died last month in the insane asy.
lum at Athens, to which place she
had been sent from the county jail
here. Both were arrested few
days after the death of Uhl, sr
charged with the crime.
The jury was out 10 hours be
fore bringing in the verdict of &C
quittal, returning to the judg'
twice for instructions. When tn,
verdict was announced last nigh
cheers were given by the larg,
crowd assembled in the room, al
of whom believed in the innocence
of Uhl. The defendant was yer,
cool and shook hands with tn
judge and the jury before leaving
the court room.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1906-02-08
GOOD ROAD PROJECT
EFFECT or THE AUTOMOBILE IN FUR
THeRlNG IT.

Physicinn ~ Jamestown, Y. D., Thinks
Instruction On Good Highways
Ought TO he Given In PublIc Schools
and Mentioned Iu Political Speeches
North Dakota, especially that portion
lying. west of the Red river valley, has
a soil that is especially adapted 10y no-
ture for good roads. says Dr. Dwight
s. Moore of jamestown, n. D.. In Auto
Advocate and Country Roads. As q
general thing, very little attention is
paid to the subject of good roads in
North Dakota.
Only exceptionally In wet season
is there much necessity for the problem
to be considered seriously from the
standpoint Of traffic and local transpor.
tatlon. The subjects of the advantage
of wide tires, OF the natural curves
which the roads ought to take In order
to facilitate the hauling of heavy loads
and of a long even pull over compara-
lively level ground, in preference to
short steep ascents in Il straight direc.
tion toward the goal, are very little con
sidered or taought of apparently by the
ANA iAiNi'j ehN NNi tiuSo vi pCOpiC huV
should be most deeply interested in
such questions.
Even on these pralrles q slight I'M
petus was given to the good road move
ment by the adoption of the bicycle
The use of the bicycle has somewhat
died out as u recreation among people
of wealth, culture and education, and
as u consequence the use of it has ceas
ed to be so much Of n factor III the ere
alton or preservation of good roads.
The automobile has been more than Il
substitute as an incentive to interest in
the subject of good roads everywhere
among that class of people who are
known as "hustlers" and who make
things 'get along some" when they
want to obtain any desired object. The
probability is that dozen automobile
enthusiasts in any community will do
more in accomplishing the creation and
preservation of highways presenting II
smooth, round, hard surface and few
difficult grades at all seasons of the
year than 500 farmers, although the
latter should be more strictly interest
ed in the same problem. But the farm
ers seem TO lack organization and Just
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1906-02-08
OIL ON HIGHWAYS.
How 10 Subdue Dust by Its Use-Nev-
er Apply Before Il Rain

Supervisor f. c. Willets of Mlneola.
Nassau county, n. Y, gives his expe-
rience in the use of oil for the purpose
of subduing dust as follows, says the
Good Roads Magazine:
I'VE have had some experience with
sprinkllng roads with oil and l am at
this time using several cars The oil
used is what Is known as rOadbed oil.
that COMING from Texas being much
the best, rs it is about % to 40 per
cent asphalt. The oil used by us costs.
delivered, 3 2-l0 cents per gallon. A
car contains about G,000 gallons, there
fore costing about $500 per carload
on sdetlack. The best result is OBJ
thined by Gearing your roadbed cleul
OF any and all Old wornout material.
putting on 4 thin coating of screened
gravel or screenings, and then wet
ting with oil. putting on about 1000
gallons Of oil per mile, wetting the
road about eight feet wide The oil
works out wider with use. Very good
results are had by putting oil Oh first
and gravel on top. The applications
will keep down the dust and hold the
covering on the road the entire season.
One application will last the best part
of the year. Never put on oil before
rain or while the road is wet"