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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-02-15
Three Killed and Five Injured.

Three men were killed, one was
fatally injured and four others serious
ly hurt when the fire weakened walls
of the two-story Madison-Motie gener-
al store at Odebolt collapsed, burying
the victims in debris. Farmers in
town for their weekend shopping
worked heorically in their efforts to
save the worllmen. The dead are
Charles Krusenstjerna, Harry John
son and Charles ]. Hanson. Mat Mey-
er was fatally injured and Young
Titus, Andrew Salstrom, Joseph Con-
rad and Gil Mcfarland were seriously
injured. A week ago Monday night
the store caught fire and the whole
interior of the building was burned
out. Those who were caught in the
death trap were working on the in
side OF an unsupported WALL Scaffold-
Ing had been built to the top of the
wall and the work of starting to
straighten the walls was well under
way when without warning the walls
collapsed, the mass of bricks falling
inward and burying eight or ten men
under the mass of debris.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-02-15

Willie walled and Winnie wheezed.
while wintry winds whined weirdly.
Willie wriggled while Winnie wheezed
wretchedly: Wisdom whispers, winter
winds work wheezes. Wherefore we
write, "Use Kennedy's Laxative
Cough Syrup" Nothing else so good.
Sold by J. n. Luerg Drug co.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-02-15
petrified Child is Born,

; suffold, Wa remarkable surgical
operation performed here resulted in
the birth of petrified child. A wom-
an from Gates county, North Carolina,
came here, who had been pronounced
as suffering from internal tumor and
had been similarly affected for more
Than three years. The child had
turned to stone. Its weight was five
and one-half pounds.
k0qoi dyspepsia Cure
Ulnott1 NWllnt YOU uxts
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-02-15
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Republican Massachusetts tariff rev1-
sionists are doing. Uncle Joe, Aldrich
and the other stand patters merely
laugh in their sleeves when they think
of 1T. Everybody knows that there is
only one way known among men to Sc
cure tariff revision, and that is by
throwing the Republicans out neck
and crop and putting us in. And any
body who tries to hold with the hare
and run with the hounds by yelling for
tariff revision and at the same time
voting the Republican ticket simply
makes himself a spectacle for gods
and men; that's all. Governor Guild
ct al. tried this performance at the
last session and We're treated with con-
tumely and scorn by the stand patters.
Another application to them for relief
is like going to goats house for wool.
They had fair warning, and if they
really want a revision of the tariff why
didn't they send tariff revision Demo
Gratis instead of stand pat Republicans
to the next congress?
AS long ago as Jan. 5, 1906, l ex-
planned on the floor of the house to
Representative Augustus P. Gardner,
son-in-law to Senator Lodge, precisely
how they could secure the tariff revi-
sion which they want, and that is by
giving us Of the south and west the
tariff revision that we want. l was
hammering his father-in-law's mystify-
ing plan for maximum and minimum
tariff when Brother Gardner interrupt
ed me to know if 1 would favor free
hides-a New England fad-to which
replied, Eyes; so quick it will make
your head swim, provided the tariff is
taken off boots, shoes, harness and
other things made of leather" AS we
say out west, these Massachusetts, Re-
publican tariff reyisionists must walk
up to the lick log if they want relief
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-02-15

Who says that luck is fool? Ger
tainly not Uncle Shelby NJ. Cullom of
Illinois, who looks like Abraham Lin
coin. He has just been elected to the
United States senate for his fifth full
term by the unanimous vote Of the Re
publicans in the legislature, having
easily vanquished young Dick Gates
in the primaries last summer. 1t is so
long since Uncle Shelby began his long
career as representative in congress,
governor and United States senator
that they have lost the date of his ear
lest political achievement in Sucker
dom.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-02-15
Secretary Loeb.

1t is reported that Hon. William
Loeb, Jr., secretary to the president,
has been offered fine business posi-
ton in New York with dignifled sum
as salary-much larger than he is now
receiving-and that he has declined
with thanks. Mr.. Loeb is perhaps
wise in his day and generation and,
remembering Secretary Cortelyou's rap
id ascent, may hope for cabinet
portfolio himself, which would greatly
enhance the value of his services after
quitting the cabinet. 1t may be, and
1t is always right to put the best pos
sible construction on mans motives
and acts, that he is so faithful to his
chief and SO enamored of him that for
that reason he will retain his present
position.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-02-15

The American people, especially
newspaper reporters, are much given
to nicknaming public men. "Old Hick-
ory," "Old Rough and Ready" "Old
Fuss and Feathers" "Old Bullion"
"The Little Giant" 1.-THE Rail Splitter"
Daniel the Godlike,'' "The Old Man
Eloquent" "The Great Commoner,"
"The Cast Iron Statesman '"The Fox
and Schuyler the Smiler" are samples
of what they can do in that line. 1t
seems that they are about to bestow
upon Senator Winthrop Murray Crane
Of Massachusetts the sobriquet of '"rhe
Pussy Footed Statesman" How he
will enjoy that is not known-at any
rate, not to this writer.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-02-15
simmerinq Down.

The war talk as to Japan is simmer
ing down. That we will have to thrash
the Japs some day is certain if we are
idiots enough to retain the Philippines,
which God forbid! OF course we could
do it, but at what a cost Of life and
blood and treasure! 1t would be the
old and condemned caper Of shearing
wolf But the time has not arrived
for hostilities betwiXt them and us
unless they are what Charles Edwards
calls plumb FOOLS" of which nobody
has ever accused them. Quite the con-
trary. So the energetic and bright
young men who have worked up a
tempest in a teapot war scare, having
had their fun, had better join the uni
versal peace society and turn their
minds and pens and pencils to more
pleasant subjects.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-02-15

uy my FRIEND from Massachusetts ana by
my friend from Arkansas, why is it that
with your overlooking Golfers you do not
give back to the widows and orphans this
$4,000 that these trustees Of the New
York Life Insurance company have adj
mittedly and confessedly paid, without
warrant or authority of law or of right,
into your campaign fund? Why don't
you do it?
Mr.. Sherman-Does the gentleman know
what the politics of Andrew Hamilton and
John A. Mccall was?
Mr.. Hardwick-If the gentleman will
permit me, I know that no matter what
Mr.. Hamiltons professions are. he is
real Republican. in his conduct at least.
Mr.. Sherman = Does the gentleman
know that Mr.. Hamilton was a judge.
elected, on the Democratic ticket in the
city of Albany?
Mr.. Hardwick-well, he never will be
again. He has turned Republican, as evil
denced by his practices.
Mr.. Sherman-The fact is as stated, and
it is also fact that John A. Mccall is
a lifelong Democrat
Mr.. Williams = If the gentleman will
pardon me, the very fact that he has
intended to establish by his question
makes this condition all the more sad a
commentary, because it shows that even
Democrats, when Identified with great
corporations, are compelled to contribute
Democratic money to Republican cam
paign funds in order to expect Justice
from Republican administration. Why,
they have got the country in such con-
dition that the rottenness goes outside of
the Republican party and permeates ev-
erybody standing under the law.
Mr.. Hardwick = Now, Mr. Speaker, If
the gentleman from New York MR.
Shermanl will pardon me, he holds a
high position in the management of Re-
publican party affairs I want to know
why it is that with full Golfers. with
your money that the papers brag about
as being left over from the campaign of
1904, you do not give back to the New
York Life Insurance company the $4,000
that this man Hamilton swears was
given to you without warrant or authority
of law, which no man can claim was
right? You ought certainly to return
that if you have it to spare, as is boosted.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-02-15
FARM FOR SALE!

1851 acres in Howard County, l
mile east Of Maple Leaf, miles from
railroad. All wellfenced. The build
ings alone are worth S25O0tO. Price,
$4,000. Write for further particu-
lars to JOHN WANDAs, Eft. Atkinson
Iowa.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-02-15
. CHAMP
CLARK'S
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Especial Washington letter.

ISpeclaI washington Letter.I
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-23
NOTIc|AS DEL D|A
Proyecto de m huavO per'O
dlco plFa la defsnss de los
intsrsses del Concrete.
ELPRECIO De LALECHE
Kermese en- el Teatro NUM-
cipal. Conf ion de seilo'
ritas para los puestos.

Don Jose Diaz Prado, presi-
dente de la Association dc Deepen
dientes de esta ciudad, trata dc pu-
blicar iii peri6dico, defensor de los
intereses de la clase Y del comercloI
ell general.
La leche Sc esta expendiendo
ell algunos depositos de esta cludad
4 doce centavos el cuartillo. Pero
les el case que Sc vende cara y adul-
.erada. Hasta que no Sc applique
todo el rigor de Ia ley a los adulte-
.adores de ese articulo, estara con-
,umiendose malo, y peligroso, por
.anto, para la salud publica.
va han sido designadas las
,omisiones de sefioritas, para los
liversos puestos della Kerlnesse que
:endra lugar ell el teatro municipal
i dia IS del corriente. Segun mites
.ros informes, Ia conision del pues-
| to de objetos, Ia componen las be-
| las senoritas Maria Dolores Hena-
res Elena Giusty, Monsita Ferrer
1 Clementina Giusty Y Maria Mon
Serrat.
/ -Florentino Ramos, fue de
Hnunciado aver ante el juez Bazan
Dor proferir insultos contra su pa
| Ire Norberto Ramos. Sc le conde
no a SIS dc multa 8 treinta dias d
arreSto.
La policia arrest6 4 Jua
Rivera y Ramon Ndlez, por luga
dados ell la via publica, siendo cor
| Alenados a tres dias de carcel cad
uno.
BEg GRATIS.-A cualquier pu
5lo Sc envfa gratis el catalogo de 0
lams, Noting y Co., 81 Sc envian .
: Icentavos Ell sellos para cl franqueo
s Narvaez y Otero, Box 154 San Jua'
S P, R. tQuiere listed hacer Till regal
J. pues pida un hernfoso reloi por co
4 ducto de Narvaez y Otcro. Los hay
4 todas clases y precios.: No regala c
Isas de conner, pnes no cs fnuy pros
leo I. III. alt.
/ bJ SE ALQU1LA.-rn mirad
espacioso, con luz y baiio. Inform
ran San Jose II, altos, IS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-23
IGUIGlO Dc SUDISTA
M6stado de doFa Elisa Koytrght.

Mkstado de doHa Elisa fortnight.
FL dia 20 del que cursa Y a las
1ueve de la III aiiana ccntinuara en-
la ofcina del abogado-notario don
Herminio Diaz la subasta de las
prendas y efectos que quedaron sin
venderse el veinte y dos de Diciem-
5re ultim o, bajo Ell mismo pliego de
,opdiciones que Sc llevo a cabo la
primera venta y que fu6 oportuna-
mente publicado Ell este peri6dico.
San Juan, Enero is de 1907.
FL Administrator Judicial,
IA Eduardo TRood.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-23
NOTAS DE- PONCE
Numbra amieato de- vics.ccn.
sui do Uruguay BfIgsda
de- presos en- Ia playa.
jUEGOs PROHlBIDOS
En los barrios de Coral We
10 y Aguacate. Ii pohcfa
buris d, eu este barrlo.

La Corte de Distrito ha con-
6rmado la sentencia que contra don
Juan Vilaro impuso la Corte Muni-
cipal por queja sobre el uso de TN
fonografo que interrumpia a los tie-
les de una Iglesia contigua a la
casa del senor Vilaro EN- los momen-
tos Ell que Sc entregaban a sus ora
clones.
Ell acaudalado comerclante
don Carlos Armstrong ha sido nom
brado Vice-c6nsul de la republica
de Uruguay.
Hoy ha salido una brigada
lie presos para la limpleza del po-
plado de la playa y una zanJa que
amenaza el desarrollo de una eplde-
mia en- dicho barrio. -.
-Desde mailana enpleza e
riego desde Ia planta alectrlca hasta
el puente. de la playa para evltar Ia
polvareda que Sc levanta con mott
/ 70 de la SEGA y de los grandes ven
htarrones.
Los guardias Juan Custodio
Hose L. Gonzalez, Nicolas Marque
Iy Sinforoso Lebron sorprendierol
len el barrio de corral viejoO, cas-
de Jose Arroyo, jugando a 10 prohl
bido 4 los individuos siguientes
Ramon c. Garcia, Juan Turro, Be
nito Rodriguez, Encarnacion Pache
leo, Juan Cruz, Camilo Centeno
Hose Arroyo.
1 Los mismos guardias pasaro
al barrio de Tibes, lugar denomina
do aEl AguacateO, donde tuvlero
|noticias habla una jugada de gallo'
Parece que hubo quien advil
itiera la aproxilnaci6n de diche
Iguardias, y cuando estos llegaro
Ino encontraron NADIA; fueron entol
. Ices 4 casa del comisario, donde vi
ron mas de Glen personals, y Ell
Z Idepartamento de la casa una part
3 da de gallos, habiendo entire ell
n algunos recientemente jugados.
La policia quiso pasar q ese d
), partamento { incautarse de los G
IS Hos, cosa que no permitio el CON
i sario La policia ha dado el c
respondents parte.
a Ell mismo dia los guardias Jo
ILL. Gonzalez y Sinforoso Lebrt
sorprendieron jugando a 10 prof.
IS bido a Jose Felipe Perez y 10
D. Acevedo,
Enero de 1907.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-23
DE TODAS P.RTES
,orreo disrio entire Cuba Y
los Estsdos UnidOs. Obs.
20 y Empersdor. i
DATO CURI0s0
El primer carruaie que sc CO.
nocl6 en- Ia Haba' a. : Ex-
plosi6n d. una bomba.

En- cuanto las autoridades del
Departamento de Correos en- los
Estados Unidos envien empleados
para el servicio de los wagones-co-
rreos entire Jacksonville y Tampa
empezara entonces a funcionar to-
dos los dias, exception heeha de los
domingos, el servicio de correos en-
tire Cuba y los Estados Unidos.
Ell Emperador Gulllerno.
oue. entire otros, tiene el titulo de
obispo, pronuncio tun sermon abor-
do del eDeustchlandO cuando Sc ha'
llaba esta buque anclado en- el puer-
to de Kiel.
Ell primer carrlaje que Sc CO.
noci6 Ell la Habana fue Ia volanta
| & calesa en- 1672 y de ahi el titulo
! ie calesero. Mas tarde Sc introdujo
| el quitrin, que Sc generalizo hasta
1920 y Ell 1916 empezaron a multi
! p1icarse los actuales coches de plaza.
En- 1870 Sc estableci6 la prime
ra empresa de 6mnibus-guaguas-'
de la Habana al Cerro i1taugurando'
Sc el tranvia de TRACTION animal en-
Il8sS.
/ -Durante la celebration dc
ano nuevo que realizaron la noche
Ide san Silvestrc en- el campamentc
Il lie aColumbiae--Hab tropa>
lei Ejtrcito americana, uno de los
,ohetes con bombas, al explotar, hi
tio gravenente tres ohciales.
4 I'm el acto fueron aslstldos To-
leridos por el Mayor Kean.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-23
OAS De CAGUAS
mhoso asaIto-plaCes
ilFgsnts Dc pfOcsdsF d
afreQlo Dc las GALES.
IlIlvIa TORRENClAl
LLUvIA. TORRENClAL
Traalado de una fabrica de
tabacos. - Regreso de los
Estadcs UnidCs.

Ell sabado tltimo llevose a efec-
to el asalto a Ia casa morada de losI
esposos Munoz Nazquez, distlngul-
dos miembros de nuestra buena So
ciedad. Sc bailo hasta media no
che. La concurrencla numerosl-
sima. Esta fue obsequiada rumbo-
samente con dulces y pastas por los
duefios de la casa, cuya exquisite
galanteria e5 proverbial. Solo Sc
sirvi6 champagne.
La fiesta result6 agradabilisima.
-Es vergonzoso para esta clu-
dad, quizas, y sin quizas la mas
prospera y rica de la Isla, el estado
en- que Sc hallan sus GALES y aceras.
No es possible transitar por elias
Ell dias de lluvia nj aun llevando
las mejores botas y chanclos de go
ma. No podemos callar por mas
tempo esta necesidad publlca que
I todos los habitantes cagiiefios, unlo-
nistas, republicanos y extrangeros
reclaman y piden a gritos Ell estos
dfas de lluvia.
Ell teniente Villarlny, candl.
dato 4 captain, Sc halla en- uso de
licencia en- esta localidad.
Ell sabado por Ia noche 81
iuraron eterno amor, unlendo su
suertes en- indisoluble lazo, la viz
tuosa y distinguida senorlta Cruci
ia Huertas y el joven DON Donat
Caballero. La boda Sc celebr6 G
casa de los padres de la desposad
con asistencia de un distinguido nj
nero de amigos de la joven parej;
Eterna luna de miel.
Sc encuentra ligeramente II
dispuesta la sefiora del Doctor Oh;
car, distinguida dana de nuesti
sociedad.
Ell Lcdo. Marquee Roig qua
da CANA, censecuencia de Ill
fuerte neuralgia.
-Pas6 a mejor vida el que fl
1uan Felix, active industrial qt
con ST esfuerzo propio levant6 i
capital y di6 credito a su nonlbr
Era leal amigo, buen puertorriqu
no yprotector inquebrantable de l.
pobres. SUI entierro fue una mar
festacion de duelo.
La fabrica de tabacos del S
nor Quinones ha sido trasladada
Juncos.
-Ha regresado de los Estad
Unidos Ell sef1or don Marcelino S
a..
FRANcA MAR.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-23
IR7|cVLC5 FRANCHISES

camisetas lie hilo de Escocia blan-
cas- V crudas de varias clases, calceti-
nes negros, blaucos y de fantasia, Me-
dias de todas clases para sehoras, cal
cetines para nihos. Pahuelos de hilo,
,ordados, desde 50 centavos hasta $3.50
1no. Petfumeria de las mejores mar.
AS fiancesas. Polvos, jabones, brillan'
tina. aceitc etc, etc. Todo este Sc en-.
,uentia Ell el paris Dazar), de Pedro
Giuste, Fortaleza u.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-23
Sc VENDE

Tn juego dc tres sentrffugas siste-
ma "Hepnorth con su motor, su mez-
clador Y su elevator de az1car, todo
en- magnifco estado Dirigirse 4 don
Julio Gay, hacienda nSanta Anap, Jun,
COS, Puerto Rico,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-23
R4mfo BIsncO.
!E D!El liQuIlIR

Una casa en- San Juan, que valga
de 3oa 40 dollars mensuales. FL que ha
de tomarla es persona de toda garantfa
Informaran en- la redacci6n de este pc.
ri6dico, donde Sc recibiran proposicio
mes verbales 6 POI correo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-23

Este hombre es de los pocosl
que podrian vanagloriarse Isl la
modestia no fuese el signo distinti-
vo de su caracter) de ser hoy el
maestro de sus propios maestros;
los mismos e1ninentes sabios ex-
tranjeros cuyas obras consulto Ca
ial, como Senhossek, His, Renaut
v otros muchos, incluso el doctor
Golgi, conquistador hoy tambien
del premio Nobel, acuden ahora
a nuestro. compatriota en- busca del
enseiianza.
Salio, es cierto, su nombre de la
obscuridad en- Espaila, nerced al
Congreso de Paris de 1900 y esta
era la cuarta vez que habia sido
Ihonrado ell el extranjero con valio-
sas y honorifcas recompensas.
FL doctor Cajal, que es arago>
Ines, mostr6se en- su niiiez compile
tamente decidido a seguir Ia carrera
artistica que tanta gloria dio d su
paisano, el gran Goya; sentla ire
sistible afcion al dibujo, guerra
Rdedicarse a la pintura historica. Su
padre, que era professor de trabajos
| PRACTICES de Anatonia en- la Uni
Eversidad de Zaragoza, no vic clare
en- el porvenir de aquel niiio 81 K
Idejaba seguir en- 10 que parecia SCI
su vocacion de manejar pinceles
paleta; 10 que ST VIC fue SUI grand
y precoz inteligencia, y logr6 di
a suadirle de sus prineros prop6sitos
co1duciendole por su verdadero ca
i: mino: al estudio de la ciencia medi
: ca. No hagamos suposiciones aven
Hturadas de 10 que hubiera podid
y llegar a ser Cajal como pintor; aten
gamonos a la realidad tangible,
d 10 que es ahora como histologo.
4 Terminada brillantemente S
II carrera, vino a Madrid para hace
j. oposiciones de ingreso en- Sanida
4 militar; obtenida plaza sali6 pal
81 Catalina, donde ardia la guerra c
n vii, y POGO despues Sc EMBARGO p;
l. ra Cuba, donde otra guerra, tan
: bien fratricida, diezmaba a los con
n batientes de uno y otro bando.
1 La vanidad de uno de sus JEFF
y pudo costar la vida a Cajal; es III
curiosa anecdota de aquella ignor
{ la Gpoca del hoy celebre doctor.
Desembarcado en- Nuevitas fl
prestar sus serviclos a Puer
Principe, EN- cuyo hospital VIC TN
vaciados de escayola que represe
:, taban pleas anat6micas; aquell
trabajos estabau muy lejos de hs
,Hmonizarse con la verdad de la nat
raleza, de que debfan ser hel cop
y asi Sc permiti6 manifestarlo Cal
senalando varias inexactitudes AT
t6micas en- algunas pleas. Tan il
~ ia critica en- boca de hombre ver'
disimo en- esos estudios, molesto
y tai suerte al autor, que no Sc CO
! tento con menos que enviar al cri
NJ 90 4 la trocha, donde por docer
> morfan de paludistno ohciales
= soldados.
- No fue este TIN castigo de
Etractaci6u como el del Calico;
70 a! partir Cajal a aquel foco
, nuerte, pudo baber parodiado
famoso ee por 81 muoveo del INN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-23
CRON|CAS ESPANOLAS
Il DOCTOR RAMON Y cA!AL

al astr6nomo, diciendo: No por es-
0 dejan de ser defectuosas y falsas
squellas pleas anatomicas.
Atacado Cajal por Ia malaria,
lego a ser tan grave su estado, queI
ozo los bordes del, sepulcro. Con-
lucido al hospital de Nuevitas, ocu-
% una CANA como uno de tantos
numerosO (que ell ciertos casos,
hasta Sc olvida el nombre del enter
mo, merced las instanclas VI
buenos ohcios de sus compaileros
de profession lie fue concedido el pa
Sc a la Peninsula. Milagrosamente
volvi6 a yer a su patria donde He
GO tan enfermo y depauperado, y
con tan escasas esperanzas de reco-
brar la salud, que solo le anlmaba
lei triste consuelo de morlr entire los
Isuyos.
i No sucedi6 asi, por fortuna;
restablecido va, y conseguida la Ii
cencia absolute, Sc consagr6 por en-
tero al estudio, con preferential al
, de los centros nerviosos (cerebro,
! ,erebelo, medula), no tardando Ell
| ,stablecer, fundado ell sus proplas
Eobservaciones, una nueva teorla
Il acerca del funcionamiento de las &C.
e Hlulas nerviosas, a que ha dado e
r | nombre de neuronas.
Il Los progresses maravlllosos qu'
e Sc deben al genio de Cajal, no sol
/ de aquellos que puedan ser com
prendidos por el pueblo, III siquier;
! por las classes ilustradas ajenas a
J. astudio de la medicina. No me G
J. permitido, por 10 tanto, informar
al mis- lectores sobre los trabajos d
! tan insigne hist6logo Transcrib
4 1nicamente unas euantas lineas gu
lebo uno de sus discipulos, {
N cual evita el varlado tecnicismo me
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The daily sentinel., 1907-09-04
AN OLD SOLDIER
DIED YESTERDAY

o. C. Wilson, veteran of the Civil
war and an old time resident of the
valley, died suddenly last night at
the hime of his son at the Cox pump
ing plant on Orchard Mesa. The de-
ceased had not been in good health
for a long time but his death last
night came Unexpectedly.
The funeral will take place tomor-
row afternoon at 2:30, the G. A. r.
post having charge. The interment
Will take place at the G. A r. cem-
etery on Orchard Mesa in charge OF
Undertaken Gourley.
The deceased was 20 years of age,
He had long resided in the county
and was respected by all who knew
him. He was one of the best known
members of the local G. A. r. post.