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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-25

Aver tarde fueron curados en- la
S ala de Socorros los individuos Pedro
Maldonado, de rasgunos allado izquier-
do del pecho y mano derecha, leve; la
nina Pillar Rodriguez, de herida con
tusa sobre la region mentonians, leve,
y Manuel Rodriguez, de fuerte contu-
sion sobre Ia region intercostal izquier-
da, leve; y esta mansna, Margarita
Leon, de herida contusa superficial de
medic centimetro en- Ell arco superci-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-25
e. RANIQUi De MIMBRE

unos de sus triunfos mas resOna antes.
Los mas cumplidos elogios de la
crltica literaria han ponderado los me.
ritos de Ia novela incompatible que
es su6ciente por 81 sola para hacer la
reputation de IN autor insigne.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-25
Nota del dia

electores de Puerto Rico, por
nuestra primera autoridad CT
viii es de una grande oportuni-
dad y de una tranquilizadora
Influenza en- las actuales cir
cunstancias.
Nuestros lectores pueden YER
la en- la presente edici6n del
BoLETIN, y despu6s de meditar
sobre ella sentiran, como nos
otros, quee el gobernador ha de
jado escuchaT su voz autoriza-
da, en- Ell momento que mas fall
ia hac1a Y mas necesario era.
Ciertamente que nadie pod1a
dudar de la imparcialidad de
Mr.. Winthrop, que ha dado en-
el anterior periodo electoral,
pruebas sobradas de rectitud; y
hubiera sido torpe esperar que
ahora, cuando en- la Isla de Gu
ba Sc necesita TN ejemplo de
como sc haCen unas elecciones
legales y pacffcas, fuese el 60
bierno a cometer la torpeza de
alentar con parcialidades impo
sibles, Ia violencia y el desor-
den; pero aunque ri el funcio-
mario que por fortuna contin4a
al frente del Executive puerto
rriqueflo, II las circumstances
actuales amparan la menor sos
pecha nj consienten Ia mas leve
duda de que pueda sufrir me
noscabo la integridad del su-
fragio, era conveniente que esto
Sc dijera, y Sc dijera asi, en- la
lorna energica, resuelta, clara
que 10 ha dicho Ell gobernador,
cuando Sc aproxima el d1a de
las elecciones Y en- el cerebro
caldeado de las multitudes Sc
agitan, estimaladas por pr6di-
cas- imprudentes, yagos instin-
tos de una acometividad, por
fortuna reprimida a tempo.
En- medic de la perturbation
en- que esta envueIta en- los ac-
tuales dias la conciencia popu-
lar, solicitada constantemente
por enemigas Z contrarias pro-
pagandas, la proclama del go
bernador viene q ser como TN
prudente consejo de la autori-
dad suprema, que entlende CO.
mo nosotros 10 bemos dicho en-
ocasiones varias que e1 gobier-
no ha de procurar en- cuanto le
sea possible, prevenir la explo-
sion de confictos Y tumultos,
empleando en- esa tarea preven-
tiva las energfas y las fuerzas
que mas tarde habian de hacer
falta para reprimir con dureza
y ejemplaridad, desmanes Y tu-
multos.
Una advertencia a tempo,
nunca esta de sobra, cuando
tiene verdadera su6ciencia Y
legftima autoridad el que Ia
hace.
Porque asi va saben las mu-
chedumbres que no han de es-
perar clemencia, III han de obte
ner piedad para los yerros que
pudieran cometer algunos in
diTiduos arrastrados por ell fa-
natlsmo politlco 4 cometer vio-
laciones del sufragio.
ST en- todas las ocasiones de
su vida accidentada, tuvieran
los pueblos quienes los guiaran
con f1rme razon Y sereno amino,
en- momentos dificiles. con la
afortunada oportunidad que ha
sabido hacerlo siempre Mr.. Win
throp, no cabria III en- las ina
ginaciones mas calenturientas,
nj en- los cerebros mas perturba,
dos Ia menguada pretension de
que el poder pudiera compli-
carse en- torvas complicidades
contra la augusta serenidad del
ssufragio.
FL gobierno de MI. inthrop
mo quiere mancharse III con una
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-25
Ell MaNIQUi De RllMBRE

sera del agrado de nuestros lectores
Quien conozca las otras obras de Ana
tole France, no encontrara excessive
este reeiamo quehacemos de a rovels
que hoy comenzamos a publican como.
folletin dc este diario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-25
Ell MANIQUi De MIMBRE

les Ia obra mas genial de cuantas ha
producido a pluma gloriosa del insig-
ne escritor frances.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-25
N11es GrO ft111etin
EL MaHIQUI De MlMBRE

Anatale France, el gran novelista
frances de inmensa reputation univer-
sal, ha conquistado con la publica-
ci6n de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-25
Leon DNsEdef.
Varias noticias

En- Carolina Sc efectuara el de
Noviembre pr6xi1no TN meeting re-
publicano esta tarde otro Ell la Ma
rina de San Juan y malana en- la tar
de uno en- la Plaza de Baldorioty.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-25

Hemos tenido el gusto de saludar
4 nuestro estimado companero ami :
go don Jose de j. Esteves, director
del peri6dico "El Pueblo de Are
cibo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-25

JUeFeS Is dc Octubre de 1906
liar izquierdo, leve; Juan Nun de
Merida incisa sobre la region mar dc.
recha de tres centfmetros, Ieve; Tusn
Aguayo Juan del Carmen Ag osto,
dc contusiones, leveS
Esta maflana ha bian detenidos en-
el deP6Sito municipal rs individuos
de los que sufrfan prisi6n IA svarones
Iy IA hembras en- sumario % de uno
y otro sexo. Salieron en- libertad por
Icumplidos II.
81 Juez Municipal senior del Vale,
ia sentenciado hoy 4 los indivi-
duos Fernando Rodriguez, Margarita
Leon y Conception Fernandez, 4 la
lpena de diez dias de arresto cada
uno' por dellto contra la paz p1bllca.
Han sido condenados hoy por Ell
Juez de Paz sehor Bazan, los indivi-
duos Ramon Perez y Jose Rivera 4
IN dla de arrest0 cada uno; Ventura
N1eves, 4 ST de multa; Teresa Cruz,
Maria Candelaria, Francisco Robes.
Maria Rosado, Conception Feliciano,
Maria Rivera, Guadalupe Esterlich
Francisco Estevez, 4 S. de multa ca
da uno, y Teresa Ayala, 4 $40 de
multa, por lnfringir las Ordenanzas
Municipales.
81 indivfduo Juan Medina ha ST.
do condenado hoy por ell Tuez NUM-
Ic1pal sefIor del Vale q la pena de 6
meses de arresto 8 5000 de nulta por
lnfraccl6n de las leyes de Rentas Ia
rternas.
Don Victor + Hernandez, taqufgra-
TO de Obras Pdb1icas, ha obtenido
llcenc1a por lin mes.
FL candidate republican, a Ia al
Icaldla de Lajas, sef1or Tuan Ramirez
Ortiz, ha dirigido un manifesto 4 sus
electores. Acusamos recibo de di-
cho manifesto electo1als
En- Ia casa de don Jose Perez. ra-
dicada en- IA playa de Guanaiibo, Ma
Iyagilez, Sc ha efectuado aver TN
meeting unionista.
Tambl6n en- la Marina meridional
tse verified otro meeting unionista.
Aver Sc efectu6 en- Isabella un gran
Injecting unlonista, en- el que tomaron
parte "a Oradores.
Sc encuentra enfermo de algdn
cuidado Ell sefIor Ricardo Mesorana
director de "a Banda de Bomberos
de Mayagiiez.
Los sedores Abreu, de Isabella v
don Jose Castillo, de Sabana Grande.
Sc enconraban aver en- Mayagiiez'
Eugenio Reyes fu6 arrestado en-
Arecibo, por hurto de menos cuantfa.
Carlos Stuart por acometimiento y
aggression y Eugenia Rosado Tesl1s
Matos, por alteration de la paz,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-25
NOTAs CRlTIcAs
LA MASCARA CIBNTtPICA

Porque I'm sef1or tiene e1 aire gra-
We, Sc ha adornado con I'm par de len
tes, habla con entera suhciencia V
hace muchas citaciones, porque ha
escrito muchos vol1meneS Y hallado
nombres nuevos para las cosas anti
guas, nosima ginamos facilmente que
es un sablo y leemos sus libros To-
escuchamos con respeto. Pues bien,
puede suceder que los 1ibros en- cues
tlon no sean mas que una recopilaci6n
de puerilidades, de nimiedades, de
ltonter1as y de afrmaciones tprematu-
ras, que las teorfas sean tan POGO So.
l1daS como el armazon de los hechos.
que en- vez de ciencia ha11amos sim
plemente una mascara cienti6ca.
Ial es, sin contestacion possible, ell
case del se11or C6sare Lombroso, Gu
20 jubilee festejaba 1ltimamente ell
Congreso de Turin y quien el go
blerno frances ha condecorado con la
cruz de comendador de la Legion de
Honor
El sefIor Casere Lombroso Sc ha
.ocupado especialmente de antropolo
g1a criminal. L1evo Ia confusion en-
.eSa clase de estudios donde otros,
Morea de Tours y el gran Morel--
Iratado de las degeneraciones-ha-
blan procurado introducir alguna pre-
clsl0n. Sus dos obras principales,
"El hombre criminal " Y "El hombre
de genio' han vu1garizado 10 que to-
todo el mundo saba y lanzado al pd-
blico I'm gran nt1mero de ideas fal sas S
~ de paradojas como esa lena carbo-
.nizada cuyo humo oscurece la atn6
fera y que no se-apaga sino con una
lentitud desesperante. Como aque-
Hos que despues de haber tornado la
merienda sobre el c6sped olvidan en-
medic de las hierbecillas el papel que
la corten1a q ha dejado y dejaTa en- la
bibliotecas de nuestros tiempo,s un
monitor considerable de papeluchos
yacios.
No nisgo TN exito que fuese muy
grande y dura todavfa, 10 menos en-
su pals; pero que trae una sonrisa 4
los labios de las personas informa-
das. Ell gran m6rito del sef1or LON
broso ha consistido en- conocer admi-
rablemente su epoca, avida de rapi-
dez y de information, con una pa
ciencia infatigable, el nos ha contado
las anedoctas del crfmen de la ma
MIA, ha recogido er los archives de Ia
maldad J de las rarezas humans,
, todo aquello que tenfa TN POGO de di-
vertldo, plntoresco J curjoso. FL ha
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-25

81 indivlduo Juan Medina ha ST.
do condenado hoy por Ell Juez NUM-
.clpal seTlor del Vale 4 la pena de 6
meses de arresto 8 5000 de multa por
lnfracci6n de las leyes de Rentas Ia
tternaS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-25

Ests mahana ha bian detenidos en
el dePoSlto municipal rs individuos
de los que sufrfan prisi6n "A svarones
y IA hembras y en- sumario 20 de uno
y otro sexo. Salieron en- libertad por
cumplidos II.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-25

81 Juez Municipal sefIor del Vale,
"a sentenciado hoy los indivi-
duoS Fernando Rodriguez, Margarita
Leon y Conception Fernandez, a la
pena de djez dias de arresto cada
uno' por delito contra la paz pdbllca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-25

lar izquierdo, leve; Juan Mufoz, de
merida inciSa sobre la region tie mar de-
recha de tres centfmetros, leve; Jusn
Aguayo Juan del Carmen Ag osto,
dc contusiones, leveSa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-25

Don Victor !. Hernandez, taqufgra-
to de 0bras Pdblicas, ha obtenido
llcencia por TN mes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-25

Aver Sc efectu6 en- Isabella IN gran
meeting unionista, en- Ell que tomaron
parte "a Oradores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-25

81 candidate republican, a Ia al
caldla de LaIas, sef1or Juan Ramirez
Ortiz, ha dirigido un manifesto 4 sus
electores. Acusamos recibo de di-
cho manifesto electo1al.s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-25

Los sedores Abreu, de Isabella Y
don Jose Castillo, de Sabana Grande.
Sc encontraban aver en- Mayagiiez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-25

Sc encuentra enfermo de algdn
culdado el sefor Ricardo Mesorana
director dc Il Banda de Bomberos
de Mayagiiez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-25

Eugenio Reyes fue arrestado en-
Arecibo, por hurto de menos cuantfa,
Carlos Stuart por aeon etimiento y
aggression y Eugenia Rosado y Jesds
MatOs, por alteration de Ia paz,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-25

En- Ia casa de don Jose Perez, ra-
dlcada en- Ia playa de Guanaiibo, Ma
.yagliez, Sc ha efectusdo aver TN
meeting unionista.
Tambl6n en- la Marina meridional
Fse verified otro meeting unionista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-25

Pero es en- Ell libro titulado lei
ho:nbre de gento" que Ell sef1or Ce-
sare Lomboso Sc ha realmente SO
brepasado 4 81 mismo ha l1evado
su sistema hasta Ell paroxismo. Lee
mos en- efecto, en- la introduction:
"Es cierto que hubo genios presen-
tando TN equilibrio complete de las
facultades; pero, entonces ten1an de-
fectos en- la efectividad, en- el senti-
miento. Nadie 10 ve1a 6 mas bi6n,
nadie tomaba nota de clio. nada
mas. Un logico que razona de esta
manera no Sc vera nunca Ell apuros
por ninguna difcultad
tQuereis ejemplos de la relaci6n
que hay entire el genio y el desequi-
llbrio-relacion constatada y 1imita-
da en- sus justas proporciones mucho
antes que escribiera el seflor Lom-
broso? Newton estuvo tan conmo-
vido, despues de haber encontrado Ia
solucion de TN ploblema, que le fu6
impossible continuar trabajando -.
Gay y-Lussac y Davy. despu6s de sus
descubrimientos, bailaron en- su es.
critorio. Sabed tambi6u que Scho-
.penhauer Sc enojaba y rehusaba pa
gar su cuenta los proveedores 81
estos escribfan su nombre con dos
p!... Con una ceguedad mas bien
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-07-06

agree with Mr.. Kerlin that he Is
engaged in a benefcent work.
May he succeed beyond his expect
atoms.
The best mouth organs are sold
at Huesgen's.
Read the New York Cash
Stores advertisement.
Il The best line Of leather postal
cards at q. Huesgen's.
Read the New York Cash.
Stores advertisement.
b Sterling silver spoons for SO
cents at n. Huesgen's.
Read the New York Cash
Stores advertisement.
]. >. Connolly and wife are the
guests OF j. G. Connolly, Of this
city.
LOO dozen men S shirts on sale
At the New York Cash Store at
F48 cents each.
Miss Hazel Phillips, Spokane,
is the guest of Mr.. Sparks and
family, this city.
It is estimated that fully five
thousand people came to the cir
Gus yesterday,
Mrs. VanLiew, Lake Township.
entertained the Ladies Guild Of
the Episcopal church of this CITY
one afternoon last week.
Harry VanLieW, once Of Dew
lis Lake, is now on the steam-
ship Minnesota, chartered from
Seattleto Yokohama.
Miss VanLiew is enjoying the
Chautauqua at present and will.
at the close of the session, 90 to
the state of Washington.
The Keith Cooperative Cream
cry Go. will, in two weeks, be
running full blast, and will, take
good care Of all business sent to
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruhberg Of this
city returned home one week ago
today from their eastern trip.
While away they visited Montreal
and intervening cities.
Mrs. N. H. Wagner, Marshall,
Minnesota, will have charge OF
the telegraph Office in this city,
Mr.. Fox, who up ito this tine, has
had charge Of this office, will now
take charge of the business Of the
Farmers Grain and Shipping Co.
lat Webster, this county.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-07-06
Notice

Devils Lake, July 3rd, 1906.
The regular annual meeting 81
the stockhol ders Of the Farmers
Mill and Elevator Association
will be held on Saturday, July
18th 1906 at z o'clock o. M. at
the Office of the Association, for
the purpose of electing a Board
OF Directors for the ensuing.
year, and amending some parts
Of the bylaws as may seem to
the best interest of the Associa-
ti6n.
z. 7. Anderson,
J. a. VanL iew, .
President.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-07-06
HE CITY

Ia ~ 45sa ~ sc ~
]deHeaeeHoBonsaesae aeasnoaeS
Ingersoll watches ST. 90 at H..
Huesgen's.
The Missouri mansion is stiH on
Court House Square.
Visit the New York Cash
Store it's the best in town.
For souvenir china with local
views for IS cents at Huesgen ..
Read the New York Cash
Stores advertisement. You'll
Hike it.
The Board Of County Commits
Isioners are in session this week
busy with equalization matters.
Every small boy should have
Ia. new suit for G hautauqua, from
| the New York Cash Store.
Screen Doors and Screen
Windows al Nels. N MaWkins
lsol. independent Lumber
Yard.
Special sale Of Women's neck
wear worth 25c, 35c and Soc
choice 15c each, at the New
York Cash Store.
Mrs. p. g. Nowlan and little.
daughter left last Sunday for a
Visit with friends and relatives and
friends in Minneapolis.
The New York Cash Store has
q big sale on ladies' neckwear,
Use, 35c and Soc collars, your.
choice is cents.
The Great Northern has one
hundred teams and FIVE hundred
men at work on the Aneta branch.
This force is expected to bring the
Zine to the city BY September next
The ladies library association
Twill be glad to welcome any
istranger and take his subscription
flor the priliges of the library. It
costs only Is cents for three
months.
The Devils Lake public library
lis in q CONVENIENT place in the
]. Brennan block and it should have
many more readers than it has.
,I25 cents for three months is a
Ismall investment, yet it helps til.
Iladias meet their expenses.
"a force Of men are expected to: do
:igrading at the Deaf institute this
week. There will be placed in
| position also an eight inch pipe
i leading from the boiler house to
1.-THE main building, Theapipe is
double the size Of the one discard
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. ]. Cassedyy
land three children left last
Sunday for a visit at Mr.. Case
-ldy's home in. southern MINI.
esota. They expect to be gone a
month and will visit with re-
Natives and friends in the twin
4 Cities, Barnesvill, Hillsboro and
j Grand Forks, on their return
"trip.
When at Chautauqua visit Mrs.
1 Bancroft's cottage and enjoy her
paintings. She has many very
beautiful pieces Of painted china
we'll worth a trip to see. Mrs
1 Bancroft has been persuaded to
| give lessons in painting during
q the Chautauqua, and we hope she
will have many pupils. Visit her
cottage. make note of her beautiful
work.
A curious error occurred al
Chautauqua the other day. DR..
Thor Moelier had been called by
lphone tovisit one Of the campers.
The Doctor tried TO make thedown
going train but found he could
mot. He then orderd team and
made haste to his patient. DIR
Henry Moeller took the train
(which his brother missed, and just
las he stepped off the car at the
Beach some one accosted him al
Dr.. a1oeller.' 7 The party wait
ing for DR.. Moeller who had been
summoned by phone. hearing the
II !, mo r1rn,.ry,,,rnd etav,,,e9 49, !, IA
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-07-06
roo LATE no CLASSIFY.


Lost. Between Haslam's res
taurant and Shortridge's resi-
dence on Sunday morning, a
white silk scarf with pink rose
buds, somewhere on 4th street
or Uline avenue. Leave at Shor-
tridge's residence and obtain
suitable reward.
Lost At big tent on circus day
8 ladies leather hand bag contain
ing valuable papers and some
money Owners name on Chau-
tauqua ticket. Liberal reward
for return TO Inter Ocean Office
On Secretary 3 Office, Chantauqua.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-07-06
1log I, ~
y z4S

Returning vacationists having
freckles and tan to dispose Of
are invited here.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-29

season. kansas university VIII be the
attraction on that date.
A small blaze was started at 526 North
Topeka avenue yesterday afternoon
The blaze was caused BY the oVertuTh-
ing of kerosene lamp. A neisnDot
with q good presence of mind threw 2
blanket on the flames and the FIRE was
quenched without damage
A bet posted at local cigar store and
quickly taken was 1910 that all candi-
dates on Shawnee county and state Re
publican ticket VIII be elected except
Frank Foster" Also another bet posted
was $40 to IS that Hoch's plurality in
Shawnee will be over 1900
The crowd stood one hundred deep
in front of the Novelty theater last
night waiting for the doors to open
for the third performance and they
were not disappointed as the perform
at the little house noted for the excel
lency of its programmes
With four blocks of paving still to
be completed on Kansas avenue there
is not much prospect that the paving
will be completed by November f7rss-
A leaking water main in front of
Crosby Brothers dry good store viii
probably lead to tearing up a portion
of the new pavement, something that
has been feared.
Herman Grow. returned from the
western section of the state yesterday
where he has been for the past week
hunting on the marshes near Great
Bend. He brought home seventy-fve
ducks. though shooting is reported
poor this season as compared with
preceding years, as the ducks are wild
and the flights unusually high.
A pipe dream which appears in
Denver paper, supposedly as wire
from Topeka, telling Of the choice
relish with which a. 6-months-old calf
ate two sticks of dynamite and then
afterwards exploded, leads to the be-
lief that the newspaper man who used
to send out reams OF stuff from Wich-
tia has camped down on the outskirts
of Topeka.
The hook and ladder truck of num-
4 Der 3 station was wrecked while
crossing the Rock Island tracks Sun
] day evening in response to an alarm
turned in from North Topeka. The
truck was in bad shape and had been
in the repair shop just before it struck
the railroad tracks and broke the rear
axle. The fire was at SIS North To
| peka avenue and was caused by the
overturning of an oil lamp. The dam
age was small.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-29

liens from assault and destruction or
their homes or property by members Of
the Labor Trust
It Is a most serious attack upon the
rights Of citizens and is an out and out
plan to enslave the people to the rule
OF the labor unions or more properly
the Capitalization Of power in the hands
Of the leaders Of this powerful trust
Under ouch law no mans home would
be safe. The union leaders think they
can move quick in attacking men and
property before the courts can prevent
But the same lack Of law would allow
employers the same chance, for it's q
poor law that gives one man an undue
advantage over another
American courts and citizens can see
to it that good American workrnen are
protected in their rights. and American
voters must see to II that these work
men and other citizens are not man
scled by the leaders Of the Labor Trust
for their own ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
This public announcement Is made in
almost every newspaper in the L. s.
whose owners are not under the thumb
Of the Labor Trust and too coward1y to
speak out in the interest Of liberty and
other paper and remember we'll the
papers where it does not appear. They
are used by the Labor Trust to publish
matter favorable to that trust and are
of the liberty Of the common man al
though out Of $4,000. 900 people only about
2.OO0. 0e0 are members Of this huge trust
and IS 600 are not.
The time is here when advertisers ana
readers demand of their newspapers
that they get out from the domination
Of any trust organization and be free
to stand up fearlessly for the citizen
and his liberty and rights.
This does not ask the reader to vote
for soma noney-naking plan OF some
trust organization but to vote to protect
himself from control of any set Of trust
managers either OF Capital or Labor.
There's a Reason with apologies
to Postum and Crape-Nuts) and a
weighty reason why American men who
care to retain their liberty should elect
onIx. such candidates as are openly free
from the control OF any organization
either Of Labor or Capital
c. ". POSE