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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-12
Squirrel Stolen.

Lizzie Hall. a negro woman of 1916 First avenue reported to the police yestreday that there had been stolen from her home a bird cage containing pet squirrel and a little red pitcher.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Mrs. T. s. Woods.

Mrs. T. S. Woods, aged 69 years died Tuesday night at her residence, 1906 Thir- teenth avenue. south The funeral will be conducted from the home at o'clock this afternoon. aud the nterment will be in Oak Hill cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-12
FOR SALE.

A Brewster Victoria made by Brewster 6 Co.,, of Broome St., New York. Originally cost S1350. In good condition throughout, S250.
 Drennen & O., Dept. Stores.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-12

All the week, with matlnees Thursday and Saturday--HaYerly's Minstrels
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-12

All the week, with daily matinees < -"The Night Owls" <
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AT THE MAJESTIC,
AT THE NEW GAYETY.

All the week, with daily matinees Vaudeville.
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THE WEATHER.

Washington. September 11.-Forecast for Alabama and Mississippi Showers We'd nesday and Thursday; light southwest
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-12
AT THE RIJoU.

Friday nisht7-"M McF'adden's Row of Flats"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-09-12
E. T. Shaw & Sons, Undertakera

Green Undertaking Company.
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Today,s Programme.

B. M waldrop. w. p. K. Wallace, s J. Wood, R. s. Woods. z. S. Wyatt.
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AMUSE MEN'TS.
AT THE JEFF ERsoN.

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Local Weather bad.

Birmingham September Il, p. m.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-03

Lost "a ladies green eton jack
ct, between Devils Lake and Chau-
tauqu Finder please notify
Mrs. F C. Fox.
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bids w NEED
The Home Investment C0nl

The Home InYe stl1ienf Come
IysRlly IElGSFpo Fated Capital
$50 600 will build III The
City Of Devils Lake, IN. % !. Ten
dwelling houses Id cost NOT To-
exceed SSO 100 100 eaCIl, and
Ten dwelling houses 10 cost
not 10 exceed 5 T . 90. 90 each.
C0nfra ACTORS who are capable
of carrying the work 10 come
Iplefi0If speedily, are Invited
Ito submit plans, spe Cificafioas.
and bid Ids 10 Cover build.
ings complete. The idea ID To
have contra 0rs submit plans
10 show The best bull inqs
that they will agree 10 CON.
,slEMCf for the amount Of their
bids. Such posals will be
received up 10 8 r NJ Saturday
Aug Afll 4 COG. Blight Fesery.
ed 10 reject any and ll bid 81.
Address A. ID EEeFIjn Priest
Home IllYe sfnenf Company
OWLS Lake, North Dakota.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-03
Hell wANTLED-MALE

Wanted. Man and wife to
work on farm. The man must
be an expert nced farmer, and
the wife a good cook. Perman-
ent position to the right party.
will pay carsfare to my town.
Write at once, stating wages ex-
spected and quaIif cations. Peter
Regan, Garske, M. d.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-03
INT ER- OC,EA II WANTS S
FoR. SALE. !.

For Sale Pointer dog nine
months old, well bred. See S.,
B. Barr. at Haslsrn, Rodenbachi
10 co.
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Pr OSAL S INN TIED


The H0Bfe Inv sfmenf Conn
IpaIay Is about 10 purchase d
.IlanbeE of lots iill Devils Lake
upon IVIlicl D 10 erect dWe IIings,
and will receive from parties
shdl desire 10 sell such prop.
IcEfy amy pFoIS0 lis that they
may have TO offer. Pro.
|posald may be submitted for
all cash cOnside afiOn, or part
cash and part stock OF
wholly for stock in fine as.
sogiatiOll Bids will be re.
Iceived up 10 Six o. clock
Saturday affeFnO BON August Alb
/ 1906 Address Al. i. Ker-
Him President Home Invest
Ellenf Company Devils Lake,
NOrfh Dakota
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-03

A Threshing Machine For Sale
great snap ia q threshing
machine. A. ]. j. Case separator,
twenty -eight inch cylinder, and
plain fourteen horse power engine.
The separator has only threshed
twelve hundred acres. The ma
chine is in good running order,
and SO is the engine All can be
had for three hundred dollars.
John Christie pherson, FIVE miles
south east Of Devils Lake, Section
20, South Minnewaukan.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-03
SITUATIONS WANTED

Wanted a job for an engineer
this Fall, can run an engine from
one to two hundred horse power.
4 have had fifteen years experience
with engines and threshers Write
or wire before the eighteenth Of
July. A. Lehm ecker. The
sAultman and Taylor Machinery
Co. Cologne Minnesota. n
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-03

For Sale wenty head horses,
3buggies, wagons and harness,
Consisting Of work horses and
drivers, among whichare two Ham
bletonian stations, one & year old
and one 2 year old. Also six six
ret double harness, all good &c
new; two single and one double
seated buggies, al new one SET
driving harness; one spring dray
wagon, one 3 year old jack. Prop
erty may be seen at the old Locke
barn, vest Of school house. Thos.
Young, Devils Lake, N. ID.
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Taken Up bunch Of seven
horses came to my place on July
~; ~; three horses and four. mares.
The descriptions are as Follows:
Two gray colts, and two black
colts about four years old two
small bays about three years old;
one bay mare about four years
Old. Owners may have property
by proving same and paying
charges. Peter Regan.
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Sterling silver spoons for SO
cents at III Huesge i.

Sterling silver spoons for so
cents at il Huesgen's
3. Gilbertson, tie furniture
man, has erected d very pretty
sign iii front Of his place Of busi-
ness Il will be lit BY electricity
reflected BIZ globes of three coiors.
There are people enough on the
Campus at Chantaua ua to make III
Is coy summer resort. Tt is quiet
and the neighbors are agreeable.
The bathing if fine and the timber
Inviting
A. M. Powell the Land Man
circulate q number Of his pretty
calendars among the business
men the other day resid emit
Roosevelt and family make d
nice group as its chief decora-
ton.
One Of the pretties Incidents
lot the reception was the present
alton to Senator Hans r0ugh of q.
beautiful bouquet of carnations
by Mrs. Silver SeruIngard She
presented il on behalf OF the
ladies Of Devils Lake.
Last eek q woman represent
ing herself to be authorized to So
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-03

DO Now Rememb that
Hail Insurance that is good for
anything is limited to S. 600 to
each Section Of land First come
first served and perhaps saved.
GU be the first Ramsey County
National Bank gent. N B
Notes aiken FOR Y,rarni H, M III
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-03
zen Glen@MeR0Ho aeH@a@men02e
! HE |. ED !

aA@a@@M0meaeu 0a0a sHeaaRem6
isit the Fair for bargains iii
shoes. M
Another carload Of sugar at
Mann 5.
Ingersoll watches ST 90 ii. Il.
Hnesgen's.
Mann q Son pay zoe per doz.
for fresh eggs.
For snaps id shoes % to the
Fair Bargain Store.
Buy leather novelties from 25
cents up AZ =. Huesge A'ss
For souvenir china with local
views for Is cents at uesgen's.
See Mann a. Son for low prices
on your harvest and thresbing
bills. q
JIG your auto needs repairing
take il to the Dakota Machinery
Comp &
Mann q Son buy their sugar i'd
carload lots direct from the re-
fineries.
New baled hay, sol cents Der
] bale. For sale by G. H. Baker,
phone ~.
Union Lock hog encing, 81 in
high, only 50 cts. a rod at Peter
son q Adams.
Russell g Schultz handle the
famous Pontiac runabouts. See
them for prices.
First National Bank loans money
not only on farms. but on good city
property, as well s#l
Mann g Son sell the best stand
ard granulated sugar for $5.75
per loo lb. sack
Dry oak wood, sawed and de-
livered for 81 40 per cord. ct.
~. Baker, phone "a.
Our fall lime 81 WE u. Douglass
Men and boys shoes are now on
sale at Mann b Son.
Dry oak wood, sawed and de-
livered for 81. 90 per cord. c.
III. Baker, phone "a.
-Four carloads over 1900 sacks 81
sugar 90 far this year is this year
is tbs record Of Mann q Son. .s5
Lawn mowers repaired and
sharpened. All work guarantee
Dakota Ma chinery company.
Dry oak Wood, sawed and de-
liverad for $$7 90 per cord. C.
II. Baker, phone "a.
r. j. Tomli nson & Company.
agents for the Cadillac Motor
Cars, Devils Lake, " p.
Dry oak wood, sawed and de-
liVered for ST. 90 per cord. C..
Baker phone 3
Louden sthe Star Hay Carriers
afesthe hest on the market. For
sale BY Peterson q Adsrns.
New baled hay & cents per
bale. For sale y G. II. Baker,
phone "a.
Mann 81 Son are closing out all
summer good at q big discount to
make room for the immense fall
stock
Grand rugs made from old car
pets, Write Mpls. Carpet
Cleaning and Rug Factory liz
lth st. MINI apoli lis.
The First atioiiaI Bank. Dew.
ills Lake, N. ID, loans money on
/ real estate at seven per cent.
DO II Now Rememb that
Hail Insurance that is good for
anything is limited to 81 10000 TO-
each Section Of land First come.
FIRST served and perhaps saved.
gu be the first ramsey County
National Bank gent. B.
Notes taken for premium q.
Except For Hail The 1906 Crop
rs Sure Do away with the lex
cept and make it Al soIutely sure.
y, -, II I'D al; M III
Old and reliable 81. Paul Fire q
Marine Insurance Go. is the only
thing that will do the business.
Ramsey Count National Bank,
Agent. u B. Notes taken ffor. pre-
min ID. an
Get ii line and buy 4 Stude-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-08-03

Il - ~ y haa ~
received mn 60 g r. Nj Saturday
Ang Afh 1906. Blight TeserY.
led 10 reject any and iall bids
Address N. \. KeFIjn rresi
Home Investment Company
OWLS Lake, North Dakota
Buy your violin and guitar
strings at q. HUI sgen' s. 3
w S. Shadduck IS away with
the military in the state Of Wyom-
ling
Good alarm clocks at $l.00 at
Huesgen's, u
E a. Baker and Gus Furstenau
returned from the State fair last
ISaturday h.
The best mouth organs are sold
lat Huesgen's.
Superinte ndent Norton is busy
with the schools Of the north part
lof the county
See Chamberlinl for loan on
Farm land. Easy terms. Lowest
rate.
The excursion to the Turtle
Mountains next Sunday will Be
well patronized BY Devils Lake.
For fine diamonds. loose 81
mounted, 20 to H Huesgen's the
leading jewell r.
Screen doors and screen
windows at NeIs nv HaWkin.
SON. lunaber yard
All kinds Of excavating and
lother team work done on short
notice. p. Tame
Buy q glass paper weight show
ling Devils Lake pictures for %
cents at q. Hnes gen's.
Hon. Geo w IL Davis spent
the latter part Of last Weeksat Ear
Igos sitting the State Fair
The trunk sewer which runs
from Minnewauk kan avenue to
Moore avenue will Be- finished by
I thasfifs fsf 10 tS IN IN, f,nr Sssss
rs l,oiss: III acl nm nr,r ,,,,,.
pany as prepared to scie mt ically
repair alltonlo lies. See them
for your automobile trouble.
0nlu 81 ~, i uaa,.,s 40 /
III P 81 ;5,.s ~ ,.,r i IS
lover the New York Cash store;
open W ednesd ay ard Saturday.
4 t,,a ffrea /, ,t.r,s ~ IS tbau s,s
busv ascertai,;,,o D fha I, n 81 Is J
HAT The rer,ort 81 t =. ii orar f. Il
the sheriff the fifteenth Of this
month
| he locai dam IL ocratt h "A ,,ro,,,;
ner,,,e are at MINT & f Z, M ! !,
chin tl,at ffl,;s Il 4 1a syrss test ssats
demo cTatic convention Of North
| OAK ota.
Il, III ~ tl Il ,,ast q, J, ), s, y,
"A III ,,aarlf n i, V III !
lin II mir a,,r, 4, sn s,,d pti
ss;ss ~, ~ ~ ,ss u
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-01-08
The Gentle Reader.

The young girl, forbidden the saloon
and cafe, muddles her brains with
books instead of with drink. From
the twenty to fifty new novels a year
that she reads it is doubtful if she
obtains a single new idea, a single
thought worth remembering. She
reads not to think, but to save her
self the trouble of thinking. The
book that could give her any real
knowledge of life would not perhaps
be found on shelves of the circulating
library. She reads, one after the
other. a monotonous procession OF
love stories, where impossible young
men with nothing else to do IN life,
make impossible love to Impossible
perfect women. talked with z sue
cessful novelist once. He can be de-
lightfully cynical, even at his own
expense.
'"The recipe for a successful novel,
he explained, is to draw your heroine
so that every woman reader ran
imagine herself the part. Sketch
your hero a vague framework into
which she can put the picture Of her
particular young man. Let Them
make love on every other page and
she feels almost as good as the real
thing" Jerome K. Jerome in Won
ans Home Companion.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-01-08
Buying Nursery Stock


I Blackberries-Ba Badger. (ancientl
Briton, Eldorado, Snyder.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES starred have
imperfect flowers and must not be
planted alone.
Redwood, Crescent, Clyde, Dunlap,
Enhance, Candy, Glen Mary, Haver-
land. Lovett, Sample, Splendid, War
! field.
Two varieties of strawberries for
the farm garden.-Dunlap, WarfeId.
Raspberries-B lack-Conrath, Gregg,
Kansas.
Red-Cuthbert, Loudon, Marlboro.
Purple-Columbian
ts-Red-Dutch, Long Bunch
Holland, Victoria.
White-White Grape.
Black-Lee's Prolific, Naples.
eberries-Downing.
Pearson account of the prevalence
of blight and winter killing, pears are
not generally recommended for Wis
consin. Good crops are occasionally
produced under favorable conditions,
especially in the southeastern part of
the state The following list includes
both early and late varieties: Bartlett,
Clapp Favorite, Early Bergamont,
Flemish Beauty, Idaho, Kieffer, Law
son. Secllel, Sheldon, Vermont Beauty.
Shrubs Recommended.
Common barberry, Purple-leaVed
barberry, Thunberg's barberry, purple
Hilbert, Weigela (rose), Weigela
(white), Desboi's Weigela, Silver Ber-
ry, Strawberry tree, Althea, Sea Buck
thorn. Garden Hydrangea, RupTecht's
Honeysuckle, Tartarian Honeysuckle,
Amur Privet, Teas Weeping Mulberry,
Mock Orange, Golden mock orange,
Mock Orange, Shrubby Cirque Foil,
Russian Almond. Rhodotypos, Smoke
Bush, Missouri Flowering currant,
Rose Acacia. Japanese rose, Golden
Elder, Bumalda Spiraea, Anthony
Waterer Spiraea, Billiards. Spiraea,
Douglas Spiraea, Japanese Spiraea,
Meadow Sweet Spiraea, Van Houten's
Spiraea, Persian Lilac, Chinese Lilac.
Common Lilac, Amur Tamarix, Snow
ball
Roses-Hardy garden-Harrison Vel
low, Persian Yellow, Madame Planter.
Twelve varieties hybrid perpetual
Paul Neyron, Mrs. J. H. Laing, Gen.
Jacqueminot, Dinsmore, Marshall P.
Wilder, Coquette des Blanches, Earl
of Dufferin, Jules de Margottin, Weeks
Caprice, Magma Charta, Prince Camille
de Rohan, General Washington. Moss
roses Perpetual White, Salet, Paul
Fontine, Henry Martin. Climbers
Prairie Queen, Russel's Cottage, Seven
Sisters. Gem of the Prafries, Crimson
rambler.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-01-08
A Very Brave Man.

Mrs. Emma E. Porter of MarysTl-le'
sister of Congressman Calde-hea@
tells a good nenpecked husband stor!
Evelyn is the little daughter Of
Marshall county family. She is yer!
cowardly. Her father, finding t1a'
sympathy only increased this un1m'
tunate tendency, decided to have
serious talk with his little daug1l8I
on the subject of her foolish fears
Papa she said at the close q DID
lecture, when you see a COW an !
you 'fraid?"
mo; certainly not, Evelyn"
when you see a horse ain't you
'fraid?"
mo, of course not"
when you see a dog ain you
'fraid?"
"No!"-with scorn.
"Ain't you 'fraid when it thund6[s
mol" with loud laughter 0D'
you silly, silly child"
Papa" said Evelyn, so-e-D1 49,
"ain't you 'fraid of nothin' 7 wv
world but mama?"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-01-08

come to bed. Besides, what's the use
of it? You can't fetch him back or
stop his marrying this other girl.
Finetta raised her head and looked
at her as if she did not see her.
Cant u" she muttered, between
her closed teeth. Cant |? | don't
know Such things have been done.
Sometimes there's a way
She put her hand to her brow ana
drew a labored sigh.
q can't think; my heads like lead
and on fire, and my hearts aching
When did ne say the wedding was to
be?"
"soon,' said Polly What's the
use"
60 to bed" she said, hoarsely.
You come"
Go to bed-get out of my sight! l
want to be alone-tO think, think
There must be some way to stop it,
and-and I'll find it out! Go away
with a flash of her dark, sOmber eyes
Ego away and leave me-I'm best
alone"
Polly, awed and frightened, crept to
the door; but, as she paused moment
and looked back, she heard tie --oarse,
broken voice still muttering: There
must be some way
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-01-08

The essimist-Don't you Os''
that marriage is lottery?
The Optimist-I certainly
won a grand prize in one Oh
Yonkers Statesman.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-01-08

Speaking of misnomers." sa.l ~
person. "can there be a more s1@.-1-II
instance of one than calling loo'p-
field a 'gridiron'? A gridiron IS q ~ .-
sill for the cooking of meat. \ ~. 20
ball Enclosure is merely the E-1'
where the slaughtering is done
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-12-21

il. Kies made q business trip
to Fulda last Friday.
Capt. A. Schaffer OF Rushmore
spent Monday in the city.
Robt. Schmidt has gone to Blue
Earth City to visit relatives. ID
Tom Rosen Of Rushmore was a
guest at the Western Sunday.
Mrs, Cora Maxwell Of Sibley, has
been attending the Sunday meetin g
here. :" y a:.s. ~.
5% l.; Mrs. Jaa. Montgomery Of Will
mont did shopping in Worthington
last Monday. 4$.s.., .f ~ .a.s
County Commissioner Timens was
down from Wilmont on business
last Friday. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Barron of
Rushmore did trading. in Worthing-
ton Friday, last. NJ
Rev. Sage Of Window was here
couple OF days attending the
Sunday meetings. ~
. DR.. and Mrs. Carroll of Rush
more attended the meetings at the
tabernacle Sunday. y ~.
Mrs. A. P. Vail and children of
Seward attended services at the
tabernacle Sunday. .4 y. ~.
Adolph Amondson left: on Tues
day for Elon, Ia, to spend Christ
mas with his parents.
Miss Lillian Webb is clerking in
Braces jewe]ry and art store dur
in the holiday season.
Harry Hobson was in, Minnea-
polls for few days this week on
Canadian land business. ...E -.
Mr.. and Mr.. E. Kelley has return.
ed home after a visit Of several days
with their son I. F. Kelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. B. Ludlow OF
Rushmore, attended the Sunday
meetings here laat Sunday.
The 5undberg farm Of 200 acres
was sold Monday to parties in Wor-
Ellington. Harry Hobson made the
deal. ,"<'~@ @.-..
Mrs. /. T. Branigan Of Edna, Ia.
was q guest at the home Of her
daughter, Mr.. E. &. Smith, over
Sunday. i; Il 81. III /. :. ,. tt. =. .
F. W.'Green, who has been fire.
ing on Nos. Is and is, has gone to
Council Bluffs to spend Christmas
with his parents.
'-.. MIR. and Mrs j.: R. Jones, of
Adrian, have been visiting their
son Ed, and occasionally taking in
the Sunday meetings. .r- II.
Dr.. E. C. Dieckho6f left last Tues
day for Brownsville, Texas, where
he will spend several weeks of the
cold weather this winter.
9@tgn is VI Z s..r. ',
il. Kies transacted business at
Kinbrae Monday. He drove over
and back, and found the weather
anything but agreeable. ...%s@.
Prof. Abbott came over from
Luverne Monday and had a session
with the new band in the evening.
The boys arc making rapid progress.
n. r. Trip, register Of deeds
elect, has moved his family up from
Round Lake. They will occupy
the Torrance dwelling on 10th ave
and 9TH street.. E>g@ - e.. ls,s:s##.3.,
4. \. Rev. GIN. Bailey, district mis-
sionary for the American Sunday
School Union, returned Monday
from q campaign in Murray county.
AS the result Of ten days gospel
meetings he reports sixteen CONVEX.
.sions. X .ts.2 IL & .5 e Iss..:. 1 s VINO q
Apple trees at Wholesale, $500
per hundred, $1,000 per thousand.
All grown here on the open prairie;
full line Of other nursery stock. II
you want first class trees. at whole
sale prices write for list OF varieties
to Kama ranzi Nurseries, Adrian,
Mimi. @a Ill :.
hf Il eag
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-12-01
Un afortunado de
Missouri.

Cuando 70 era boticario en-
Llvonla, Mo-, escribe T. ].
Dwyer, ahora de Graysville,
MO-, tres de mis- marchant tes
tueron completamente curados
de consunci6n por ell Nuevo
Descubrimiento del Dr.. King
J estan buenos y fuertes hasta
noy' Uno esta procurando ven
der su propiedad y cambiarse a
Arizona; pero despues de usar
ei Nuevo Descubrimiento up
POGO tempo, iuzg6 innecesario
lfse' Recomiendo ell Nuevo Des
Orlmlento del DR.. King como
Ia mas eficaz medicina Que
exste."
La cura mas segura de toses
J restless garganta y pulmo.
mes darantizsdo en- todas las
D D'tIea' Vale so cts. y 100.
b0teIlas de muestra, gratis.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-12-01
GRANDE INFAMIA!

Pero no fue asf ell atentado d'
Domingo en- Roma.
| Atentado sin objeto-si algun
vez ell delito puede tener un fin iu
tiicado, atentado que Sc resum
en- Ia manifestation mas alta de
barbarismo Y de la crueldad uni
dos.
| Acto cruel, en- cuanto-y fue vi
verdadero milagro 81 este no suce
! di6-pudo causar muertes y lesio
mes & quienes en..el mundo represel
tan Il miseria en- las clases socia
les: on quienes 80 gansn Ia yidl
l1rnsto 4 frssto. y esperan, On ID
promesa de mejor suerte, cuandt
las penas terrestres hayan concluf'
do.
Acto barbara, que no Sc detiene
nj ante la suprema belleza del arte
y del saber, y no tiende sino al ase
sinato, { L. mxtanza, y { H. destruc
ci6p do La obras. msrayillosas de
IL msnte y 10 l. mano del srtista
immortal. que. dando vida { lss to-
las y& los mkrmoles, nos impulS6
6 \ fraternidsd y sl amorv$ rnnca
& h ysnssnzasy sL6dio!
l El tfistfsimor seorteciNispt0h dc
aver, On i ciudad que tiens On gu
nombrs 81 snsgrams del sentimien
to Aupano mis- dulce. no pusds "a
dearse de- stenusntas. ~
~ No tissa eelor politics. nis anti,
LssliRioea psfctioo poraus,las ,psr-
sscucionsA > 81 smar rtirio, son los
lpalmopss con que, ,las Csssncias 70.
respirsn y los principles
politicos se a6rman. :E
;s#N Ma iisae celer soeiak epcsaas N
"A sAaguata Rsslicas satshap. seeo-
gidas persepas de- todas La gradss-
clones y de todas las rszas.
No tiene, entonces, excusas, nj
puede tener una l6gica explicsci6n;
qued6 y quedara 1nicamente una
grande infamia, perpetradai por
monstruos en- fOrma humana. sin
talento, sin conciencia, sin patrio-
tismo Y sin religion, que la fortu-
ma providencial redujo a una in
famia estdpida & incruenta.
LUIS BRUNI,
Noviembre 10 de 1906.