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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-29
Gratis. Vna BOtelIa de Soc
Orc Americana

En- justicia para consigo mismo, perni-
tanos probarle con hechos 10 que el
Liquozone signihca para I'd. Queremos
que el Liquozone mismo 10 convenEa de
que hace 10 que ningun otro remedio
puede hacer Envienos simplemente su
nombre y direction detallada, y lie en-
fermedad de que padezca; y lie enviare-
mos por correo inmediatamente una or
den para que su droguista lie entregue
una botella de cincuenta centavos orc
americana que nosostros lie pagaremos
sin que este represente para I'd. ninguna
obligation
Dirijsss a The Liquozone Company
Dept Chicago. Ill, E. Y. A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-29
PUOPO!|GI0G

Para el suministro de raciones or
diuarias y raciones especiales 8
los presos del Penal de esta
Isla.
.AKO Fiscal de I9o7-I9o6
S. recibiran en- la ohcina de
Director de Sanidad, Bene6cencia
/ Correction, hasta las nueve de
la maflana del dia 4 de JUNO, del afie
en- curse, y Sc abriran en- el misn'
Ala y hora, en- subasta p1blica
lproposicioues bajo pliego cerradc
para suministro de raciones ordina
las racioHes especiales los pre-
SOS de la Penitenciaria de Sar
Juan, basaudose en- el tanto diariC
por individuo,
La direction Sc reserva el dere
Gao de rechazsr cualquiera 8 todat
l,s proposiciones y de escojer aque
las que ofre1caA Ia mayor Ventaj;
para el lnejcr servicio del estsb'e
cirniento.
Los articulos que constituyel
, ada raci6n estan detalladoS en- 10:
''ofmularios de los contratos que s.
oroporcionaran 4 quienes los solici
ten.
FRANCISCO DE- P. ACUNA.
IDireetor de Sanidad, Benehcencii
| v Correction.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-29

Desde que el verso es verso
vienen siendo los lagos azules, sus
aguas dormidas, los sauces que Sc
miran en- elias, la luna que las bor-
da de plata, el castillo que 4 la mar
gen guarda el secreto de vetustas
leyendas, uno de los mas socorridos
temas para la escala de lir6foros.
Y, sin embargo, dpesar de los ver-
SOS y de nosotros los poetas, la poe
STA de los lagos subsiste, 10 cual
prueba que su belleza es real.
Y amen de real es suggestive,
eemo que esta fundada en- el contras-
te de dos valiosisimos elementos es-
teticos: quietudy movimiento per-
durables.
Las aguas de los lagos son quie-
tas como almas enclavadas en- con-
templaci6n: miranda al cielo cara a
cara, siempre el mismo pedazo de
cielo, acariciando hora tras hora
identicas orillas, ignoran los kxodos
violentos de las aguas del mar, las
peregrinaciones bulliciosas de las
linfas fuviales, los saltos vestidos
de espumas de las cataratas sinf6
nicas, el qrebrar de ondas, luces
ritmos entire rguijas y escollos, e
celsbrar de nupcias con q sol en lo'
remansos sobre lechos de arena, la.
escaranuzas galantes con juncos
gramas; para elias no hay mas Glen
cia que la ciencia del cielo;le sabel
azul, lie conocen girls, han contad
sus horas de sol y sus noches de III
ma, saben, merced & astrologias tai
viejas como el mundo, cual es /
estrella cuya aparici6n marca la he
} ra del ensofiar y cual es la que liam
al alquelarre y cual el lucero gu
suscita canciones de poetas y cu4
otro el que acoge juramentos d
amor.
Y como Ia ciencia de 10 alto {
su ciencia, la vida de 10 altoeS S
vida; d6ciles Sc sonrojan al alba co
las nubes rosadas que preceden
sol, y Ell las mafianas claras de il
vierno son como espejo blanco qr
retrata la luz, blanca tambien, d
sol y de la escarcha, y en- las tard,
imperiales de otofio hay incend
en- sus aguas, hermanc del incend
del poniente, rojo y topacio, &C
mares de fuego y alcazares de lu
Eternamente quietas para
, que pasa y mira, tambien etern
| mente vibrantes ysmovedizas pa
| el que a su lado descansa y confer
pla, hay como TN aliento que va
}, viene y la RIA iriSandolas: hi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-29
G.bIsIaO Municipal De IaIe'

El vecino de barrio Rio Prieto
de este termino municipal don Juan
de La Cruz Rodriguez, da cuenta a
esta Acadia de habersele desapa-
recido de su fnca el dia .23 del cur
sante uu mulo color zano-bayo, de
6 a 6H cuartas de alzada, 9 amos
de edad, con la oreja izquierda ra-
jala esta castrado. 10 que Sc ha-
C pubtico para general conocimien
u en- Lares 4 IS de mayo de 1907.
ANTONIO c. GONZALEZ, Alcal.
de. 2-2.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-29
ACADIA Municipal Do Canuy

Sc hace saber, por medic del
presente, que el presupuesto apro-
bado por el Concejo para el aho
fiscal de 1907 a 1905, Sc halla fla
10 al pGblico por el ttrmino de
liez dias, en- una de las paredes ex-
teriores de la casa consistorial. Ca
muy, mayo 20 de I9o7.-MaHaei
Alcalde. 3-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-29
IIcaIiia Municipal Dc AlnIti

Vacante la plaza de Official de
sanidad de este pueblo, dotada en-
81 corrieAte ejereicio con el sueldo
annual de 72o dollars y en- Ell pr6xi.
mo con el de goo, Sc anuncia por el
termino de veinte dias a contar dee
de hoy, 4 fin de que los aspirantes
a ella puedan presentar en- la Secre-
tarfa del ayuntamiento sus solicitu.
des debidamente legalizadas.
Lo que Sc hace p6btlco para
general conocimiento. -Manad, 7S
de mayo de 1oo7.-Cleme,tte Rant.
req, alcalde municipal. I'D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-29
PAGINAS LITERARIAS
EL C0RAZ0N ALBERTO

una llegarou y pasaIon ante mi ca.
lladas dejando hablar por elias { srs
versos. va la cabeza de los poe
tas del silencio venia Hsine, aauel
cuyas limas son tan solo trauspa-
rente artifcio de palabras, bajc el
cual Sc adivina todo 10 que el poeta
sinti6 y quiso callar.
Deteniase SD sombra q Ia orilla
del aqua, y alli donde las hojas Sc
cas-, amontonadas y unidas al caer,
Sc apartaban despues lentamente,
tristemente, con desvio de enamo-
radios que Sc han dejado de amar.
Y despues Sc internaba en- el plan
tel de alamos desnudos y rfgidos,
apuntando al cielo, termiuando en-
imperceptibles delgadeces, como as
piraciones que, cansadas de subir y
subir, sin tocar nunca al cielo, 4 ST
mismas sc gastan y consumer; Use
alej6 por dltimo, perdiendose en- el
mistcrio de una calle de 3rboles
entire I'm revoleteo de hojas, como
81 Sc atropellasen en- torno de su
frente todas las mariposas de Ia ms
piraci6n.
81 alma de Heine pasa atraves
de sus versos, inconprensible q Va.
ces, compleja siempre, porque no
; es el alma de un solo hombre; es el
alma de la humanidad.
+ Hay poetas que parecen desti-
nados ser, nj siempre brillantes,
nj siempre delicados, nj amorosos,
c nj escepticos, sino humanos, esen-
/ cialmente humanos !. que es SER
J.: 10 todo alguna vez, sin serlo nuuca
$ del todo. No hay alma que no vi
y bre con los versos de Heine; no ha-
$ bra coraz6n que no dele escapar,
i leykndolos, suspiros 8 lagrinas, y
8 el sonar de su Ira sera eterno, por-
), cue cauta 10 que tolos, 81 supiera-
mos, quisieramos cantar; 81 amor q
j. 10 deseado y el hastlo de 10 conse.
e guido; la sonrisa de la esperanto y
5 la mueca del desencAuto; el azul d.
n 10 que Sc anhela y el girls de 10 Out
l. Sc obtiene -. la gran cruz de mi
}, serias que la humanidad esta con
10 denada 4 llevar a cuestas, muud,
J. adelante, solo por ser humanidad.
"a Adem&s, Heine anna sus verso:
el como enamorado mas que COMO pa
le DIRE: tiene la fe, mil veces afrmada
l. de que han de ser eternos, y esta +
10 es garantfa de inmortalidad; porqu
s. siempre y en- toda creaci6n, Ia vC
az luntad frne del creador es "a vid
Il de la obra.
orr G. MARTINEZ SIERRA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-29
Paganos $780, 900
POT Lqpozone embargo compraremos I'd boa de
SOC para Conozca listed esctos

Tuberculosis, causan inAamaciones come
en- el Catarro, o impiden la digestion
como en- la Dyspepsia PocoI son los
males qre no SC sepa sean debidos los
microbes,
Tales condolences requieren un gerni-
cida, no las medicinas ordinarias. ES
evidente que hay que extirpar los germe-
mes antes de que la enfermedad desa.
parezca; y eS un lamentable error seguil
tratando hoy estas enfermedades cor
metsdss anticuadoS { ine6caces
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-29
lLGlLO|A Dc cAVEr

AVISO.-Dcsde eSta fecha Y por
q termlno de diez dias, queda fjado
al pdblico en- la Secretaria de este mu-
Aicipio el presupuesto de gastos E in
gresos tornado para el aho econ6mi-
GO pr6ximo de 1907 a 1903.
LS que Sc hace saber por ese lie
to en- cumplimiento de 10 que dispore
Ia secci6n S. de la ley municipal vi
genie.
Cayey, mayo IS de 1907.
H, MENDOZA.
Ale1lde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-29

Carta del Sr. Benigno M. Larrumhide'
Gale Brasos, No. 6O9, Houston, Tex.
"Cuando recibf su carta de lnstrucci-
ones, empece tomar Peruns. Desdc
entonces me he sentido tan bien que,
aunque tengo treinta y sells amos dc edad,
me siento como SO tuviera ounce.
"Estoy SECURE de que la Peruna 90 10
medicina que muchos necesitan. Mi
sefora madre ha empe- -
zado q tomarla tam IA FINVNA
bien. Estoy muy salts. SAI'SFAC1
fecho do esta medicina. Al ENFERMO.
la recomiendo todos B-------....--.-----.-I
mis- conocidos, varios dc los cuales Ia
estan tomando."
Carta del Sr. G. Reimer, Gale Eveline'
No. IS, Oshkosh, Wis,
"Con placer les participo que, mi hi!o
Sc euro enteramente con ocho frascos DC
Peruna. Ahora SO siente muy oien
goza del mejor apetito.
lies estoy muy agradecido por tar
buena medicina. La tenemos en- la casa
siempre la usaremos. Toda mi tami
liza toma Peruna."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-29

Hotel "Inglatera", bajos, Tetuan.
[uan Carreras, frenta al Colonial Bank'
+armacia Colon, Plaza sBaldoriotyS
John Giller y CO, Plaza sBaldoriotyN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-29

Buscando el silencio entire de
mafiana Ell los solitarios paseos del
Retro, y me encontre en- su RENO:
el otofio. No habfa nadie; nj nifios
nj pajaros. FL cielo esta5a azul y
el sol brillante, pero haela frfo. Los
troncos muy negros sostenian el
ramaje color de orc y de cobre; las
hojas apoyadas en- tallos invisibles,
parecian estar sueltos en- el aire.
Corrfa por Ia atm6sfera un es-
tremecimiento tenue que venla de
copa en- copa cantando bajito y des-
prendla las hojas, haciendolas casr
dsspacio con revoloteos intsrmina-
bles. Arreciaba despues el viento,
cabeceaban las frondas "a medic
dsspojadas, y venfan a terra vio-
lentos chaparrones de hSjarasca
abundantes y silenciosos ; y en- e
palacis fantastico de columnas de
Gbano y b6vedas de orc, fbanse ten.
diendo tapices de pdrpura. TodG
estaba dispuests para una gran fes
ia fntima q que sstan convidada.
las almas de tedos los poetas. N
alma fuk evscandolas, y una po
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-29

un temblor sobre elias como el tenn
blor del aire en- torno de las luces
de un altar; hay un chapoteo como
de almas que cuchicheasen 8 de be-
SOS que estuviesen hacienda; las
imagenes, Ell aquella quietud Sc
pintan siempre iuquietas, y las SOM
bras de los arboles que estan a la
orilla van y vienen tendidas en- el
aire a ras del aqua, como 81 no aca
basen nunca de caer.
Es curioso seguir el movimien-
to de una olilla que apenas 10 es,
que parece una escama y un espejo,
que lleva encima un refejo de sol,
que lie pierde bajo la sombra de uu
sauce 6 de un Alamo, que ,vuelve q
lograrle y lie vuelve 4 perdsr, que
Sc pierde ella misma en- el centro de
Ia planicie liquida, entire la silen-
ciosa legion de hermanas que q cada
instante Sc suscitan y mueren.
Por este vivir mauso y perdu.
rable, por esta mistica serenidad
contemplativa que hace a los lago,
senejantes q todas las almas d,
poeta, 20 bendigo sus aguas y qui
sierra tener para elias una corona d.
rimas.
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BURNS-O'RRIEN BETS
WERE ALL CALLED OFF.

Los Angeles. CAL, May 9.-After
the Burns-O'Brien fight last night in
which Burns won the decision, no ex-
planation could be secured for calling
off all bets. The fight was advertised
TO be for purse of $4,000, but this
is disputed in some quarters 1t is
reported that there was "a wrangle
over the size of the purse which did
not come up to expectations, and the
dispute arising from this resulted in
the bets being declared off.
In statement today Tommy Burns
the winner of last nights fight, de-
clares that he promised to "lay down"
and let O'Brien win the fight He
said there was no chance otherwise
to get O'Brien into the ring. He said
that as sool as the gong sounded the
first round to break the promise and
determined to go in and win Burns
says he was instrumental in having
the bets called off, as he did not want
the public tricked. Manager McCarey
of the Pacific Athletic Club today con-
firmed Burns statement.
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regulations for the inspection and
quarantine of horses, cattle, sheep
and other ruminants, and swine im-
ported into the United States from
Mexico. as prescribed by the depart
ment of agriculture, the rules for the
importation of horses and cattle are
substantially the same as they have
previously been enforced.
However, in the matter of .impor-
tation OF sheep it is set forth that all
sheep imported for breeding purposes
must now be dipped at the expense
of owner or importer, according to
the regulations promulgated by the
department, before being permitted to
proceed to their destination in the
United States or to mingle with other
sheep.
An entirely new addition to the reg
ulations for sheep is as follows:
sheep for Immediate slaughter
will be admitted subject to inspection
by am Inspector of the bureau of ami
NAL industry. If scab OF amy other
contagious diseases affecting sheep
is found to exist among them, they
shall not be admitted" Ell Paso
Herald.
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PATRICK WILL START
TO TEXAS TONIGHT.

Doud Patrick, being denied a writ
of habeas corpus in district court
has decided to fight the requisitio1 no
further and return at once to Hills.
boro, Texas, to stand trial under the
two indictments brought there six
years ago against him. He had con-
templated carrying the case into the
Supreme Court of the United States
If time for such proceedings could
be secured. but as Sheriff Cox, of
Hill County. Texas, was impatient of
the delay and there was no legal way
in which to secure further time, Pat
rick made up his mind to return at
once to Hillsboro. He will be accom-
panied from Dexter by Mrs. Patrick
and baby.
Before leaving Roswell Patrick Sc
cured a number of letters from some
of the best people of Roswell which
speak of the good character he has
built up since coming here and of his
business dealings
while in this city. His many friends
here hops for his acquittal.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-09
SUBURBAN PASSENGER
TRAIN WRECKED.

Chicago, May 9.-Suburban passen-
ger train No. ia on the Burlington.
running between Aurora, ILL.,, and Chi
cago, was wrecked today near Lawn
dale, six miles from this city. Mrs.
Mary Miller was so badly injured that
she died later. Thirteen others were
seriously injured. The engine struck
a broken rail and jumped the track.
1t rolled down the bank dragging
with it the first passenger coach aid
baggage car. The coaches in the rear
left the rails, but remained upon the
embankment.
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for his death on December 80, 1905.
So say the prosecutors.
THE DRUG TRUST Is
PERPETUAllY ENJotNEo.


Indianapolis. Ind. May 9.-The so
called Drug Trust was perpetually
enjoined today from continuing its
operations, by entering of decree In
the U. S. Circuit Court for the dis
trict OF Indiana upon complaint OF
the U. S. Government filed by Joseph
B. Keating, U. S. district attorney.
The defendants, 90 In number, also
all members, officers, directors, ag-
ents and attorneys of the National
Association OF Retail Druggists, the
National Wholesale Druggists AssO-
citation. tripartite proprietors. black
list" manufacturers, direct contract
proprietors, wholesale contract pro-
prietors, and Charles C. Bombaugh,
are perpetually enjoined from combin-
ing and conspiring to restrain trade
in drugs, fix prices by agreement,
blacklist retailers who curt prices, or
refuse to sell to any retailer on equal
terms. All publication of blackMsts
isl forbidden and all contracts and
agreements covered by the charges
are declared void.
BOmbaugh was charged in the bill
Of compafnt with being engaged in
printing and circulating lists called
The decree entered today was die
tated by the Government attorneys
and agreed to by the defendants. 1t
is complete victory for the Gov
ernment
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Lively Hail and Refreshing Rain.

|, Lively fdit dno heTFeSntnQ KAN.
Roswell was visited by a lively nail
and rain storm at eleven O'Clock this
morning. lasting probably fifteen min
utes. Although the hail fell fast for
awhile, the stones we're small and
40 serious damage has been reported.
The refreshing rain did perhaps more
good than the hail did damage. The
storm was not general, even In parts
Of town there being much heavier
downpour tnan in others. Very little
hail fell On North Hill. The cloud
passed from northwest to southeast,
turning at Roswell and going almost
east 1t is not thought that the storm
visited the lower valley.
Today's hail was a slight reminder
of the terrible storm of a year ago.
when the hail stones were so large
they broke windows and did great
harm to fruit.
Reports from South Spring and the
country between Roswell and that
station come that the hail avs very
heavy there. The stones are said to
have been an inch in diameter there
and to have fallen in such quantity
as to pile several inches deep in the
low places. One man reported that
the hail was the heaviest ne ever
saw
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-09

The cadets of the Military Institute
town team, defeated the Ell Paso
White Sox in the opening game of a
series of four at Amusement Park
yesterday afternoon by a close score
OF four to three. And the game was
as close as tine score would indicate,
for 1t was anybody's victory until the
last half of the ninth, when with one
man out, the winning talley was fore
ed IA
The game was hardly as Interesting
as the score would indicate, however.
Both teams played Hstlessly and the
interest developed In bleachers and
grand stand was only slight. The
game was fought with errors, seven
being marked up against eacn side.
None of the runs were earned.
1t was largely a pitchers battle
and IN this Hester had the better of
1t decidedly. The captain allowed
but four scattered hits. passed no one
on any account aid struck out eleven.
Gallagher, for Ell Paso, was hit for sew
en- safeties, passed four on balls and
by hitting batter. and struck out sew
an. II bota pitchers had been prop
erly supported the game might nave
been on till darkness.
El Paso did not have its best play
ers at the points yesterday and bet
ter games are looked for the rest OF
the series. The White Sox had just
arrived after a long trip and a hun
dred mile auto ride and it is reason
able to hook for better work from them
The most noteworthy events of the
game yesterday were the batting of
Jaffa Miller, who got three hits out
of three times up, and the fielding of
the institute odt-heders. Stewart
got one, Miller two and Leland three
long flies and these were the only
chances. Tie visiting teams out
'lelders had no chances The infield
Of both teams made the errors yester-
day, and the different infield positions
on the two teams contributed exactly
the same number of fumbles, a coin
cidence not often noted in a ball game
Following is the Official score
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MRS. HENRIETTA COOLEY
FOUND GUILTY BY JURY

Mrs. Henrietta Cooley was found
guilty of assault and battery by the
jury that tried her case in district
court. The verdict was returned to
day. Mrs. Cooley was charged with
beating her thirteen-year-old step
daughter, Silvia Cooley. Immediately
after the returning of the verdict no
tice was given that a motion for a
new trial would be filed. The trial
occupied most of yesterday and part
of today's session.
II court today Theodore Lard was
arraigned on the charge of illegally
killing neat cattle. He pleaded not
guilty and the case was continued.
This afternoon the trial of the civil
suit of Mrs. NJ. E. Simpson against
Arch Hill. for rent, was taken up.
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ly hurt is Miss Alexandra Blumberg
a Russian countess, whose skull is
fractured. She is an artist and occu.
pied studio on the third floor. She
is the daughter of a Russian noble
man, once a member of the privy
council of the Gar, who fell under
the displeasrHre of the crown and was
exiled after his immense estates were
colfiscated. Georges DeMare, who
lost his life by jumping, was an ar
tist of note Miss wittebert was a
talented piano instructor and had a
studio on the fifth floor. She is be-
lieved to have been suffocated.
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THE STEAMSHIP BALTIC
RUNS NOSE IN MUD BANK.

New York. MAY 9.-The White
Star steamship Baltic. which ran its
nose into a mud-bank in the channel
an hour after she left the pier yester-
day for Liverpool, was still hard
aground early today. All efforts at
high tide this morning to pull ner
OF failed. The sea is smooth and
there is 10 danger TO the large num-
ber of passengers. The passengers
include Andrew Carnegie and wife,
H. H. Rogers and wife, and the Coun-
tess of Yarmouth, sister of Harry K.
Thaw.
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Tne score py innings
BL PASO, o o 0-3
N. NJ. NJ. ]. o o o o o Il
Summary: Earned runs 0. Lent on
bases, El Paso 6; N. M. M. /. z. Stol-
en- bases, Hester and Caldwell. Sacri-
nee hits, o. Two-base ait, Gray. Struck
out by Hester IL. by Gallagher q.
Bases on balls. on Gallagher, Crowell
Hester and Lohmal- Hit by pitched
ball, by Gallagher, Miller. Passed
balls, by Schuster, z. wild pitch by
Gallagher 2. Time OF game 1 hour and
20 minutes. Umpire, Bowman. Aoten-
dance $50.
The FL Paso boys are playing the
town team this afternoon and will
play the Institute again tomorrow
The town team concludes the Ell Pa
so Series Saturday. All the games are
TO be called at $3.50.
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More Railway News.

The following telegram from Presi-
dent Scott, of the X. c. and Carlsbad
railway explains itself:
Muskogee, l. T., May 4, 1907.
Capt. E. p. Bujac,
Carlsbad, N. M.
Get yourselves all together. Chief
Engineer Edwards in Ada locating sta
tion. Objective points are Kansas
City, Joplin, Muskogee, Wewoka, Dun
can, Carlsbad, FL Paso and San Diego
Definite Information within ten days
H. w. SCOTT.
From the above it would seem that
10 doubt whatever exists concerning
the building of the K. C. and Carls-
bad short line. Everything seems to
be moving along at a better rate than
was expected by the first promoters.
Carlsbad Current.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-05-09
FIRST OF SERIES OF ARTlc-
LES DETAILING LABOR WAF

Boise, ID, May 9.-In tae typical
brick court house wherein justice is
dispensed for the people of Ada coun-
ty there will be fought out during the
next few months a legal battle with
ont parallel in the history of the cou1
try. No stenderloi1 brawl,'' no com
mon place murder case is this in
which William d. Haywood is the de-
fendant and the state of Idaho the
ssecuser. It is the first skirmish in
Americas first great war of the clas-
ses On the one side is ranged the
militant hosts of organized labor un-
der the red standard of Revolution;
ON the other, under the black flag on
commercial piracy, the buccaneers
VINO have their headquarters at 70
Wall Street, New York The guilt
or innocence of the accused is small
matter, and of little moment judicial
ly it will be fair trial, no doubt-a
fair trial of the strength of capital
and labor It is clash OF economic
interests, II which the men involved
are but pawns, struggling earnestly