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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
Casa a-PeDsIdn de !shpTita,

E!tablecer& en- el pH6xImo mes una
csRA pension escllSivGnasnte para seao
rstas on el pueblo de Rio Pledras, Ia
aefiora America Duprsy, viuda dc
NoyAl
ssrA UN1cA EN- So CLAsE porQus
las AlumnaE tendrGn repASo de todas
las asignAturss, en- todoa los cursoE,
por IN professor 9 protesora de reeo.
noeida competencia.
Las sefioritas que deseen aprove'
char esas venssiAs, pueden dirigirae 4
ls Directora de sEl Lieao PoncefioD,
doHt Ana Rogue de Duprsy, Quisn
Informant YespHeto s prscio dem6s
Ponsa, Ag0sso de 1903. 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
!0VEN EHVENENADORA

Alsntraa Sc sissiuAba IN ssrvicio
fsiVioso por 81 niho de COS sfiou VII
bar WAihloRioo WinIhIr, que habf,
maerso envepsnado, en- otrA habIts,
eion ds 10 mi'ma ssva, 10 nihsrs Jan
ME Bitch, de casorse asou, cue tuvo
sl MID asu cargo, copfssabA oue ala
era 10 euloab'e AdemES &c acu,6 de
habsr pegsdo tosgo dos geapi.,
perfsnselsnie, 81 padre do Ia peouss.
VistIma.
La snEenepAdora mInItu6 ooe
ORFa eonIsguir suS nnes habfA intro
iusiio iinturs de yodn an IN msloso,
s1a 9 Is hf1 eomss al 90, auuous
cato ID lrgtr dudau pues al uar..
cor o. vensao enpleado fle estrienina
Conn * oiieas6n de esou atsn.sdo,.
mstih sta que dsleabA YER uu ipsen
cf' yss pFoeur6 csc placer, qua Ina
g SO dsiermin6 morlr, para n ovs
hati' tornado vsr enc, 10 QUE fse vs,
dad, puM h1bo que dArls su6t!ess '
gus conn querfa musho 81 nfio, Ia y.
rs' o o msi1r cue la aeomos6,r. a,
az eAnino 10 dssoonoeldo.
L salpsble, no mAnias,ta sl m,,
nor FamoFdimisnso , no Ve sAbs 81 q,
una 70 nonsnissa Suno de ssos raros
'srs' P''v dos "a :Qalido moral por
sompltto,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
VIC7IAIS DEL 8oX!.O

AntsS de que ssrminRra Is Iuehs 4
pudet z'EAr eRlada eriye Terry Mar
Tin y Jack Mae x ,rss en- el sAudito
riums de PortlIn, Maine, Ia musrte
puao fn 81 eombAts puea el altlmo ca
10 para 40 levAntRr mas 90 10 ouinta
tcJmtilda, musrto de un punstaso one
le asesD sobre el sorf z So. su advsr.
sario, Martin. los Dadrlnos, tsstigo,
J los organiEGdores della llamads de,
10, eitAl sn msnoS do lA polisis, par.
responder mas iArds ante IN tribunal
q la asusAcl6n de homicide , eompli
cidad en- Ell miImc.
Gro luthGdor, RIshsr Muntop
de 20 afoE de eda' tsrm,n6 su brevs
csrrsra 4 mAroE de- IN negro en- Il
hotel Titus, WoCdl. ~ Bssch, Nuey.
Yolk
DaranIs una usha organi1adaA, an
rssibi6 un golps dehGs della or.i. an,
ID csksion6 una sonmooi6n cs,sbral
dc la que fallssi6 & las pooas hots.,
su sdvsFIario fse dstenido = CONN
% nsEro, pFo6ablsmente 20 10 scu.ara
&c assiinaso. El msnos de dos sema,
ms hA habidc tres vfstimss del boxst
musrlas fsisnsDis s sAusa del dinero
cue Ls gsna an tan hGrbaro sisrcisio
@En esta tmprant. :. -.-a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11

Eats nnevA sienela de curar. ba
aAda en- mistcriosoS prineipios y lsyel
tundamcntales de lA vida, 90 hoy IL
dnies caperAnzA de los eniermcS sr6
nieos y desahueisdos.
Por 81 gran poder reparadof } vi
goriEsdor, Sc considsra como el yer
dadsro ELIXIR DE VIDA, como Ia fusn
10 del Feiuvenecimiento J de lA rssene
rAei6n del orgAniImo humane,
NumeroSos enfarmos eurAdos sp
toda IL iEla, mpshoE dc sIlos "a mo
ribundoa, Aon les msi ores prusbas ous
80 pusden presenIAr.
Para eonsultas } tratsmientoS, di.
FigirIs psrEonalmente por sueritc Al
professor d. vireila Uribe, Clfpifa
HioTAtiSsr Arroyo P. R, S9-IlMt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
10 GARANTIZAMOS
HILAGROSO DESQBRINIENTO

Po do lego San Nlsgroa pesadad Renero
de g Abso PizZo dc NSp oua AnA Ando
baa medI de India proando sobrs Las en-
rmeddes 6sa hA neontrado
I6 sin hsser del meuro gus con las snom
dades sonads 60 deha aslmeno 81 ssusi-
mo les formulas poramen vegetables eouposen solo
snsn hebss mdnae de 10 India Lss ce6n han lido
nvspto mgroo eompa corsa6n tod a an
tsrmsdades de las Was urinsrAs de ambos Gsxos
E msgroso ROoB PzzO gran msarSmsno easasio nara
sompeia dtsus6n de tcio bso pusa h
gre mpurs deiindo ssisdo normal virus dsndo aud
iomandsd evtar snsrmsds Tnndo
oom5e sgurdSi tOdA aQusS
msdAdes ha dc FsOugrr zoEmnt h1s mdsmnos
eaaddeI PEo porGn pago
paftsnalms solo hrmm0 Dc Ia bonded los
abeo que dsmue meior a tfeaea mpondAhe de au6oa
srea0as malgsssar aalud.
'uerto Rico Farmasias Blanao Gullsrmelg
rsnisns Ry NJ HGhana Cub gratis eon reaerva odaa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11

ssben en- que invertir honr adansnts
.us grsndes sspisAles sobrautes, y
proeurAban 10 depression de los valo'
res mexIcanos, Al crear IN p&nleo,
para comprarlos a vii prscio. y real
zar una buena utilidsd cuando acla'
RADIO el horixonts, volvieaen & reeo
brar So prest'glo.
Pero tAlsa mansios son. en- la 10
tualidad, de un exIto muy d fsil, grA
ciss al te!sErsfo y al busn iuieio de
los barqusros. .honrados que cusntan
en todos los esntros importantes con
Quienes le suminisIren irt,rmaeIores
ssguras,
Por forums, en- tcdo este pats hay
amerieanos sensstoa y do buena f6.
que tisnen invert!doS aus cspltsles en-
negoeios dc imporssncis y que ea'A1
eAda dis mas ident 6eAdos con 10 n q
zion, y estos no han omisido e,faerz !
para destruir laS calumnias.
~
Psro, volvisndo oil obrero, tanto
oil dc Mexico como ell de cualQuier
otro pats, debe ser sumamsnte cAuto
' aprovechar las leeaioues Que le da
In txpsrienCia larga y dolorosa, mi
rando con deaeondanxa 4 todos squs.
Hos que 90 proclsman aus rede1tore
desinterss ados. y que mientras ma,
desintsrssAdos Ie oatentsn deben ser
tspidos por mas zospechosos, puss
solo tratan do msdrar & costa de
ellos, dc servirse do aus cAdavsres pa
ra segar el foso que los Gepara do sa
obje,ivo, 8 de ssa.l6n para llegAr &
10 altura que ambiclonan y que i,mks
ousdeu AlcAnXsf por sus propios ca
fds EOS; & reEervA do deiar los muer.
sos inaspultoa do impc nsr 4 lou que
sobrsvivAu un yugo NAV ominoso que
sQusl de que promstieron IiorArloa.
Cuandc vemos ID frsausnsia c7n
que 90 anunsisn cc,falccs en- lou tan
dos do las aocIsiades obssras y 10
desapsrici6n do los taEoreros; ogando
vsmos que eHA ftGcuensia hA ohligado
oil Presidents do las sociedades de
ohreros & solieitsr del Primer Nagls.
trado dc la Rsp1blicA que eoopere
para que sc diete una ley otorgand
personAlidAd legal & ssAu sosiedAdes,
& I'm do poder perSeguir iudieialmen
to & los defsAudAdorss do sus fondor,
mas son6rmAdaS vsmos nusstrAs sos
peehas, mai nrgenie ls nsesaidAd de
dar la voz de alArma { los obrerov,
para que viviendo alertas, no den en-.
trada en- sus eolmenas & los zarRGnos
cue intertan vlvlr do los peQutnos
ahorroS do las clAsss laborioass
EstAs reAexIonss no van enders
xAdaS contrA 10 exIItensiA do tales
scciedsdes, lSS que tcnsmos por muy
dtilss, y mas que dtilas, indispensa.
bles para los obreroa, ada para
otras elalsI AoeiAles n 81 fAvoreeldas.
Las soeiedAdes mutual.stas son beLe
6sas y son civiliEAdoras en- grado su.
mo, msreeen sl aplauso y 10 p.osse
ei6n do todo honbrs que sisnls bisn
= piensa honradamsnie; pero 80 dsbs
ser muy cAuto on la slecsi6n de 50 20
oisrno, para svitar que 90 fAlsse el
obIeto vsrdadsro do su insGIIusI6n
que 50 abuse de 10 ignoraneis 9 de IL
credulidsd dc los aSosiados, , cue se
lessx Slots. "a arrebAGGndolsa sus sho
'ro' ~ lsn1kndoleI ala rsvusIta, de-
10 gus LuneA JANIS, nj en- mir gda1afs
hsn ohie lido Ia menor ventaia y a,
bdas las eArgaS, todos lea sacrIcclo,
todo sl sAat'gos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11

@En sIiG 1mprsnla ss Tsnds
Ospsl Vi'io de psritdisO { q Quintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11

habia aoSssnid1 durarte tsrtos sfios,
Naei6 en- South Windsor, On 1907,
dsja dos hiios y au padre foe soldsdo
do ID reVoluei6p,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11

EDWIN G. THOMPSON.
Director do Session,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
MUERTE De UN CENTENGB|O

CersA ~ Dc los 104 Afos, asaba
ae morir en- Hebron, Con neesieut, Da
F'us Dr'k', que era el hombrs mas
Vis1o del Estsdo. Mas que morir, 20
tAlto de 10 vitslidad QUE In
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
vENGAN FRACESOS
En- Ia PerIa del Sur.-LO que
dice SEI AguiIt , entire ale
tees de despecho J rabia
TOME TRlPlTA
TOME TRIPlTA
No hay Grad pres como 'os re-
publicanos, y, a pesar de to-
do, a na die convencen.
De ftassso, de snoyms ftasaso. de

De ftAesso, de snoyms feasaso. de
tremendo ftaesso-y t6u 10 parecs
POGO ealinsa eEl Aguilas do Ponce,
10 gran psrr3A y 81 mass meeting unio.
nistas ver. f:Ado. en- aquslla ciudad
el domingo dlsimo.
Comprepde's cue sEl Aguilss, on
su despach-, que hs de ter gtsnde,
trate de sminorAr Ia importtrciA do
squelloa sctoa que, pssa & quisn pese,
resultaron grandi> sos 6 'mponertsv,
tel como suens.
Su information tiene que pecAr--
uaturalmente de intsreaada y de
pAreiAlisims. Por fuerzs hA do ten.
der ese peri6dleo 4 des6garar los he.
choS, rsdueirlos y A'hlcarlos. De
no hseerlo A'f, deiAria do msrsesr el
nombre do vocero 8 VI csador rapu-
blicanc. pues "a se sabe que egos
voceros 8 vocsadores ca q refldos,
delde hfee tempo, en- todo y ptr sodo
CON Ia vsrdsd, es impossible reson-
ciliarlos con ella
Antss-como diesn los poetas cur
sis -pAcsrau iuntos sl sordsro y 81 10
bo y ocupsrao al misms nido, on ANA
bic pax y compafia, el guarsguAc y el
eitirre.
Por 10 demks, murhos fracasos
como esoa Quisieran para 81 nueptroa
empsdernldoE adversaries!'..,n
Los eualeI, en Ponse y On todas
parties, estan pidiendo 10 luz por aefiAs,
Ala para dsspues del 6 do No
viemhre, tendremoa qua ded!c srles una
corona, una hsrmoaa corona fduebre
Y entouarles sl De profundis.
~.
Com era do esperarGe y cjmo no
podfA msnos do osurrlr, el orgAnillo
desvenciisdo ds Contreras Ramos, 90
ooups con olfmpieo destsn dc los ora
dores unionistas mas prominentss.
jose de Diego lbsh
FL doctor Rafael del Vale poea
coial
Eugsnio Aatol un emIfcteoI
Aaiiepzo Cintr6n un iluaol
MrnJz Rivers, .... lsi cae no o.
orador!
Nnguno dc ellos vale un sarto aaf
do c2mino Hi GO lea compare con los
insuperAbles y Arshifamosos oradorea
republicAnoH
Falcon, por sismplo es un ener-
gdmeno, digo, IN D.m6stensS. tQle
fogosidAd do palahrsl
Hay que oirle cuando dsads al ST.
maj de 10 tribuna lauza rayos y cen
tellaS on torno y truenA y srepitA y
pArece que va estallar eomo una
veiiga llsnA de Aire.
Es para echAr q correr.
lOh 6nfant terrible!
SY Coll y Cuthi?
No % tan Zero nj tan tonRnte 6
tan detonants como FAle6n,
TIene rAsgos en6rgteos 4 las ve
seu; pero entre elloa suele intsrsalAr
algdu shIsIe, A'guna chirigotA, { I'm
de hacersa ameno y sim pGtieo y por
Squello otro dc se1trs col y col, lechugQI
Y se queda tan frssco.
No hay duda; no pueds hAhor du
dA; para arAdores, digo, para orAdCreS
el partIdo republIeano.
FormGn lsgl6n,
Pero Alf Iodoi por mucho que
vocifersn y gritSn = mAnotssn J eehen
las xAucAs al aire y psro2en hasta
10 que 90 las prtxImAu
no les ganan.
Que 80 dsspidan.
Los unionistAs, 1 pesar do aus
ttAcAaos y do aus frssuan'es cSfdAs.
hAeis el tyiupf cen rGpidez
vsrtigInoasI Como .qle van en- Au
iom6vill
Los rspubieanol sGhan alas y
ArrsStradsraf; uss nc adslantar.
A conwarie van como oil eRrgfe
o,
Siemprs p atrds,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
D., Victor NJ Gutierrez

lsdiso CiSuisno. Ex AIumuo In
tsfno pansionado pdS opoaiei6n Ca
guRH Puerto RIeo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
PerIina.
La Biopatia

PrOdigiOSG terQptutica para curar radi
dicoImente tOdo Glaze de sntermades
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-11
Los zdnganos de Ia Co|n1ena
Il QBRFRO DtBt YIV|R AltRT' PARA EV|TAR QUE SUS
PRETENDIDOs REOENTORES 10 FXPlOTEV
En- Mexico lsuha }x1canPh O. caso de Puerto Rico,
con |ges'a CaDDaha

Del sMexiean Heralds trAdusimoi
sl siguisnte srlieulo:
eva rssultando AhorA cue, con.
forme q lAs revslseiones stupendas
que hass IL prensA nor sl
movimiento huelguistA que 1ltimsmsn
10 hsmoa prsaercisdo en- Aexlso, no
% mas que sl resuItAdo do un impulse
impreso por algunos ambicioaos dc
mAla Icy vsrios avspsursros sin con-
sleneis, dc allsnde sl Bravo, con In
s'nsiones Avlssas, de las mas rspro
babies.
No sabsmos hsstA cue puuto sean
sxSssAa las espesies rstsridBs; perc
pAress que msreeen complete cr6 6iito
por 10 que corrcsponde sl fondo y er
Csc csso nnestros obssros fgurAn etmo
inEsrumsnto ineonicIsnts do homhrea
que, Aparsntando sl mayor inter 80
hscia sllos, los han AYrovech ado para
una labor antipatri6tisa y criminal
On txirsmo.
L. verdad es cue, sxaminando 0
los heehos con dissipation amisuso, no
veiamos antes, como NO vsmos HOY
Aan motives psra hue gas y msnos
para prActleAs violentaa como las QUE
A'ganos Iperiodieos aeonuei sbAr, poi
que Ia sliuaei6n actual del obrerc
msxlcano, ain ser bnens, 90 s.emprs
muy superior & 10 que guArdaba b q
A'gunos tEos, 8 hAbIAndo con m&,
elAridAd, sismpre ha vivido nuestrc
obTsro On una oondic6n muy ipfrior
10 que hoy guardA,
Eslo no ea bastAnse para ous ~
rsAigns y dsis &C aspirar & mtjorArla,
que tai resigoaei6n ssrfa mas propia
de 10 bsslia que del sar&etsr human
Avido de progseso y que tieue por
Ideal prosurarss el mayor b!sne.tar
pcsihls por msdio del menor elflerxo;
ps'o, en- ssmbio, no o. tan desssper an
10 su siiusel6n que 10 obligus & lanxar
- lss vfas do hscho, buscando On
10 luchs armada 10 conssgraci6n ds]
deteho q 10 vida.
Asi. pns', eomprsndinos desds al
primer mcmsrto que no era In Inn pa
fio's nsessidad 10 que inspirabs lss
hue'Gas' sino IN espfritn ageno 4 Ia
elASs obrers, una ambici6n baasarda.
IN dssiEnio rsprohAh.e, que do IN mo.
do maQuiay6lieo 10 Arrastrs ba hacis
el Ahlamo, tffesiendole una rsdsnsi6p
nesisiA q 'e no insentsbA nj podfA pro
porsionSrle,
-
Ls prensa ssnsRtA dc Mexico. aun'
qua ain sabsr a6n do donde provsrfa
sl Impulse primitive, VIC bastants
slaro en- sl aaunto, eompysndisndo
deIde luego qua Csc m oV imiento no
era txponiAneo. y diio, rspitisndo On
lodos los sonos, que era neseaario ous
o. tbsero Sc eonvsnsisss dc cue no
Gran amigos suyos eIos que los llama
ban 10 rsvuslta; do que los ergafa-
bsni do que solo pretsndfAn medrar 4
costa dc slloS; dc que ersn 6uieAmsrts
sonsptradorsa vulgMes contra las
instiiucionss y contra la Ratria,
Y al hA rssu!tado.
Ahora pAreee que ssos movinIen,
t1s soneusrdan con laI aalumulos.s
sIpselss propaladAs por sIgunos ps
ri6disos dc lA prsnsA amArilla cue ve
Ia liz del ctfo lado del Rio Grands
que eundieron hAstA On 10 prsnss az
ria J yase sabs de IN modo oosiu
70 que sodo clio obsdeeio & una aud,s
iugAda de bolsA, combinada Dor slpu.
NOS msgnateu dc Wall Stress, qua no
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16
CRAWLS FROM HER COFFIN
La Crosse Woman About to Be Embalmed
When She Awakes-Conscious of
Burial Preparations.

LA CROSSE, Wis, March 1O.-To be
pronounced dead, prepared for burial,
and placed in a coffin and realize that
the funeral was only a few hours away,
has been the experience of Mrs. w. B.
Sherwood, aged %. Life suddenly came
back to her; she sat up in her coffin and
screamed.
In an adjoining room two women
friends were keeping a death watch.
They heard the supposedly dead woman
try to scramble out Of her coffin and
scream. One of the women, Mrs. A.
Clark. went into Mysteries. The other
woman. screaming, awoke the household.
Mrs Sherwood was found sitting up in
the coffin, fully conscious but too weak
to move. Later she became delirious.
but will recover.
Mrs. Sherwood. who is the wife of q
merchant at Mabel, Mimi, was taken i'll
with pneumonia more than a week age
and sank rapidly. Wednesday night she
apparently died. The woman declares
she was conscious of all that was going
ON around her but was unable to move a
muscle.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16
CRITIC LOSES TEETH
GEN. RIvERA'S NEPHEW ASSAILS
DEPUTY SOGIANO.
Result of Charges Against Heads of Gu
ban and Philippine Campaigns in
the War with Americans.

MADRID, March 13.-As the royal
cortege was passing the Chamber of
Deputies, nephew of Gen. Primo-Ri
vera, the former commander of the Span
ish troops in the Philippine islands, saw
agely assaulted Deputy Sogiano for
criticising acts of the Spanish generals
in Cuba and the Philippines. Senior So
giano was knocked down and lost two of
his teeth.
The assault followed united declara
tons upon the part of Gems. Rivera,
Weyler, Blanco, Polavieja and Linares,
denying the charges of irregularity in
Cuba and the Philippines. Gen. Rivera
announced that he would resign from
the army unless the government de-
Tended the generals against the charges
and Gen. Weyler declared that he in
tended to take their defense into his own
hands.
Rivera's nephew thereupon determined
to publicly assault Deputy Sogiano, who
was chiefly responsible for the criticisms.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16
TO COUNTERPART FRATS.
WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
FORM NEW CLUB.
Will Become Big Factor in Social Lire
with It's Influence Toward Cen
eral Participation.

MADISON, Wis, March 12.-lspe
cial. THE University of Wisconsin ciup
has adopted constitution and perfected
it's organization. The association mas
been formed for social purposes ana
''barbaric justice" counteractIng 1fatef-
nifty and sorority influences. 1t will be a
strong factor in university affairs OF an
kinds. The officers elected at the las'
meeting are as follows:
President Laurence Ledvina. hheItors-
vile; vice president, May L. crosby nv, na9
coda; secretary, Edith p. Kuhlmeyer. M aor
son, and treasurer, Stanton Forward Der
lin.
The freshman class of the UNIVERSITY
of Wisconsin held their second semester
class election with three separate tic6ets,
but the anti-fraternity ticket headeu Is
Ewald o. Stiehm of Johnson ,r Gree ea,
captured every thing in sight. me 50.
phomores elected the following ticket:
President, Julius Rochl, Milwaukee; vice
president Elsa Bite Sheboygan; seer
tary, Ruth Jennings, Madison; treasurer
Lee Hudley, Milwaukee.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16
DICTATOR SCHRAM Is ILL.
University of Wisconsin Students Uneasy
Over Contest with Michigan March
2s-No Substitute Selected.

MADISON. Wis, March 12.-tSpe-
cial Great uneasiness is felt at the
University of Wisconsin over the Mich
igan- Wisconsin intercollegiate debate on
railroad rate legislation to be held at
Ann Arbor on March %. Peter IL.
Schram of the Wisconsin team is serl-
ously ill, with little chances of recovery
in time to participate in the contest
His debate is still unwritten.
Much difficulty is being encountered
by the oratorical department in selecting
a substitute. The men proposed are
Voyta Wrabetz of Kewaunee. senior
in the college of law; George +. Hannah
of Milwaukee, senior in the college OF
letters and science, and George W..
Blanchard of Colby, also senior on
the chill"
The other men who will take part in
the debate are Grover G. Huebner OF
Manitowoc and John III. Walechka OF
Clintonyille
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16
BIG BLOW TO TRUSTS.
Supreme Court Decision in Paper Case
Also Relieves Oil Investigation
Questions.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 13.-
According to the decision rendered by
the supreme court Monday the beef trust
and its officials are not immune from
punishment because of an examination
of the books of the corporation by Com
missioner Garfield.
The decision was made in the case of
the paper trust. Its application extends
to every corporation whose books and
papers may be examined by the govern
ment 1t means the investigat ton of the
Standard Oil, steel trust and anthracite
coal trust which the department of COM
merce and labor has been making for the
last year, will permit prosecutions OF
corpora tions and some of their officials.
1t means also that investigation into
the relations of the railroads and the
Standard Oil company and the railroads
and the bituminous and anthracite coal
mines will not be as innocuous as the
President feared when he signed tho
Joint resolution authorizing the investi-
CATION. Those companies must produce
the books if the court orders them to do
so. and corporations and their officials
can be prosecuted for any violation OF
the law that may be discovered.
The House committee on interstate and
foreign commerce today decided to make
n favorable report on the Townsend joint
resolution providing fer an appropria-
ton of $4,000 to enable the interstate
commerce commission to investigate rail-
WAYS and monopolies under the Iillman-
Gillespie Joint resolution. The Town
send resolution also corrects other de-
fects in the Tillman-Gillespie resolution
as pointed out by the President.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16
10 ABOLISH FOOTBALL.?.
STUDENTS EXCITED OVER PROS
PECTS OF TWO YEARS LAPSE
IN GAME
TURNER HOLDS KEY.
Makes Ominous Statement Which Is Con-
Encourage Students Hopes.

MADISON, Wis, March 13-[Spe-
cial. Madison is much excited today
over the rumor that Wisconsin will abol-
ish football for two years, even if other
colleges in the Big Nine" continue to
play the game. Prof. f. J. Turner the
faculty representative at the Chicago
conference neither denies or affirms the
rumor
Turner Holds the Key.
Prof. Turner says that Wisconsin must
take, some action within two weeks.
Wisconsin may adopt the conference
rules and still suspend the game for two
years if it sees fit. The rules passed by
the big Nine" conference of course
would be used whenever Wisconsin
played football
Mr. Turner this morning declined to
give a personal opinion as to whether
the Badger institution would abolish
football, fearing that it might be taken
that he was talking for the faculty
which he has been representing in an
athletic way.
Won't Encourage Hope.
He made one significant statement
however, that the university student
body should not be led to believe that
Wisconsin would have football this fall
because they might be made unhappy.
This probably means that Wisconsin is
far from having football cinched.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16
LWAUKEEAN INSANE ?
Kenosha Officers Hold Mrs B. Loos for
xamination-Becomes Irrational
at Hotel During the Night.

KENOSHA, Wis, March 12.-LSpe-
cial. Mrs. b. Loos, aged 30, claiming
Milwaukee as her home. was taken into
custody here today and lodged in the
county iail pending an examination as to
ber mental condition. Mrs. Loos is well
dressed and prepossessing in appearance.
She came to Kenosha on a late train
Sunday evening and at once went to the
Eichelman house, where she secured Il
room for the night. During the night
the woman began shouting and singing
and this morning she appeared violently
insane. She had registered from St.
Francis, but when her belongings were
looked into the officers discovered letters
which indicated that her home was in
Milwaukee. Efforts have been made to
find the friends of the woman, but 50
far they have been of no avail. The
woman was well supplied with money.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16
NEW EXPERIMENT ON PIE PLANT.
Can Raise Rhubarb Pant in Dark Cellar
During Winter.

An odd experiment in farming, but
one which seems likely to prove of real
value to housewives as well as OF inter
est to students of agricultural questions,
is in progress in Menominee county,
Mich. 1t has to do with the cultlva-
ton of pie plant, so commonly called,
in a dark cellar during the cold winter
months.
The tests are being conducted by a
market gardener named Carlson, living
FIVE miles out of Menominee on the new
county road. Carlson has met with con-
spicuous success in his efforts, and for
some time past he has been able to turn
out from three to four dozen punches OF
fine pie plant each week, dlsposing or
the product to Menominee grocery
store.
The market gardener has a large root
cellar especially prepared for the pur-
pose. Here fire is kept going in stove,
and the heat therefrom is an active
agent in inducing the plants to grow,
which they do in most healthy manner.
The body is good and the flavor excellent.
Grown in the darkness, they are
bleached, instead of being of the usual
green color.
One drawback developed by the ex-
pertinent thus far. however, is the fact
that the otherwise perennial root of the
plant dies after one years growth in the
cellar dollhouse, and new roots have to
be planted each fall. This tends to
make the culture rather expensive, be-
sides increasing the amount of work
necessary to conduct 1T.