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Un DefeCtO Social.


En los padres de familia es muy
comun acostumbrar 4 sus hijas d
un luio que no va de acuerdo con
su posici6n social, y que les causa,
casi siempre, males de incaIculable
trascendencia.
Yo, que soy un pobre empleado,
decia nm individuo 4 otro, hago el
aacrificio de vestir tan elegante-
mente a mi hija, que en- una re-
union no aparece inferior en- luio
4 las hiias de mi principal.
IPobre padre, que lleyado por
un amor NAL entendido, causaba
tai perjuicio i su hijal
Ignoraba sin duda que 81 lujo
es I'm tirano que halagando la va
nidad de- IA mujer, Ia hace su in
Conditional esclava; y es por d
lnismo POGO scuerdo que un padre
que no lega bienes d sns hijas, Sc
resuelya a deiarles exigencias, que
81 frecuentemente no las orillan a
la perdici6n, 81 les exigen increi-
bles SACRIFICES.
A este respecto nos refiiere un
amigo haber visto en- Mexico una
familia compuesta de la nadre y
tres hiias, con tai passion por el
lujo, que coneinieron en- suprimir
q dasayuno para dedicar su I'M
porte a la coinpra de tres elegan
tes ombreros.
lIncreible parece que haya quien-
de girones de vida por girones de
rasol l1al IS Ia vanidad de Ia
mujer!
Grave periuicio causa, pues, el
padre de pocos recursos que acos-
tumbra a sus hijas d un lnjo que
no va de acuerdo con su posici6n
social; sin que pueda servir dc dis.
culpa Ia mira Dc procnrarles IN
buen enlace; porque los ricos, que
casf siempre ven I'M negocio en- el
nlatrilnonio, Sc divierten con elias,
pero no So casan, y los hombres de
Ia cIase media no 50 casan tampo
%, por tenor i las exigencias que
trae siempre ese criticable barniz
de eleganeia.
GoRREGGIo.
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Ell FerOz EnemigO.

La bebida del alcohol es uno
de los actos que, d medida que se
repften, atraen mas y comprome-
ten la yolnntad del indiyiduo. Ell
alcohol, como la moriina. FL opio,
la "marIhuana," ei tabaco Y demds
narcdticos, seduce, compromete v
esclayiza 1 las multitudes. Pero
no solo entorpece las facultades
mentales, sino que axacerba los
malos instintos. AL caer en- ell
est6mago, produce en- este cierta
irritabilidad que, traDsmitida al
cerebro, ocaciona II desequilibrio
nervioso, y este es 81 one exalta Ia
ira, los celos, Ia pendencia, la cruel
dad, la inclinacion al crfmen y el
desprecio d Ia vida. Entonces 10
mismo trae consigo arranques I'M
pulsiycs do valor estipido Y sal
yaje, como Ia perdida del decoro
s dignidad personal.
Y las penitenciarias y hospita
les son los que recogen esos resi-
dsos, esas superabundancias dc Ia
sociedad para que no estorben Ia
carrera del que Sc inueve al sono-
roso canto del trabajo. Perdida
la verguenza social, we'd al infeliz
dipsoInano revolviendose en la mas
asquerosa de las degradaciones.
Sin cariho alguno va i los desgra-
ciados seres del hogar, Sc alicia de
ellos sin oir los clamores del que
pan le pide, doblada la cabeza, el
el pas0 vacilante, tOrva la lnlrada,
hirsuto el pelo, inyectados los ojos,
nauseabundo el aliento, la cara
amoratada, estentdrea y dificil la
voz, torpe eI pensamiento, bronca
la Erase y nublada la frente; esa
esa frente quizas augusta en- me-
jores tiempos cuando fulguraban
las concepciones del cerebro; csa
frente que nuchas veces recogiera
los tremulos besos del hijo y de la
esposa alnante. Pobre humani-
dadl Atras quedaron las lozanfas
de la juyentud, las preseas de la
honra y los destellos luminosos de
Ia inteligencia! iAhora Ia vejez
premature, la muerte del espiritu,
ell desprecio de la sociedad y el
pudridero de I'M hospital en- lonta-
panzal sarcasmos de esta especie,
mas valdria que no naciGran!
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Agentes!!

Necesitannos agentes en- Nuevo Mexico
Colorado y Wyoming. para buscar sus,
criptorcs a La Revista dc Taos Da-
mos una comisidn nluy liberal y un regalo
muy importante ror cada 10 suscriptores
que Sc nos conagan, para la Reyistan
Dirianse, al editor de este pcri6dico
para mas detalles
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SentenCia COnmutada.

La sonora Madrid y Alma Lyons,
sentenciadas para ser ahorcadas en-
u condado de Sierra, N. Mex. hoy
lnismo 7 de JUNO, por la muerte
de Manuel Madrid, el gobernadCr
actual J. w. Reynolds, ha cam
biado su sentencia, d encarcela-
miento para la vida y Ell Aiguacil,
las debe haber trafdo en- Ia Peni-
tenciarfa territorial, en- Santa Fe,
aver u hoy, pOr orden del GOber.
nador.
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LA RAZA DE LOS PUERCOS.

AL emprender en- la procreaci6n
de puertos destinados al rastro no
es tan importante Ia raza que SO
eliza como que d criaior obtenga
aquelIa que mas le gusta, y este
por la simple raz5n de que mani
festard mas interes por esta clase
de aninlales que por los que no le
agradan, 10 cual tiene mucho que
yer Ell 81 exito de una raza 8 en- su
fracaso. Tn criador de ppercos
dice que mientras tanto meior sea
la raza de los puercos tanto mayor
sera el cuidado que necesiten, 10
cual es probablemente correcto.
El puerco lomo de sierra de nues-
tros antepasados necesitaba POGO o
ninglin cuidado, porque el animal
cuidaba perfectamente de 81 mismo
cuando Ia nieye no cHbria. el suelo
3 cuando la helada no 10 hacia tan
duro que no pudiese escarbarlo con
el hocico; pero con el gran mejo-
raniento de las razas va poseenos
animales de carne mas deliciosa y
comestible y que necesitan proper
cionalmente de ruayores culdados.
FL hombre que ha crecido en- una
plantaclon 8 finca y no ha Yisto
mas que animales de mala ralea,
tratara de dar al animal meiorado
la misma clase de cuilado que al
cochino vii. En- las nanos de uua
persona asi ell Poland China melo-
RADIO no daria ninglin producto,
pues que tratarfa de dejarlo suelto
que Sc alimentase de raiees o a
lue cazase bellotas en- los bosques,
Y quiza 81 desgraciado animal de-
.idiria echarse y dejarse morir,
Dues que no tiene la actividad ne
.esaria para buscarse la vida 81 Sc
e deja solo con la naturaleza y
iolamente sobreviye cuando el
10 atiende y leg la. En
as haciendas Sc encuentran peones
lue han estado acostumbrados a
-er los puercos larguiruchos, de
ipo duro, y estos honbres Green
irinemente que el puerco no me-
ece 81 excessive cuidado que hay |
Iue dar al puerco mejorado. Esto
xplica los fascos frecuentes. por
onfiar anilnales tnos al cuidado
Ie personas asalariadas. La cria
alimentaci6n de los puercos me
orados es una industrla que tiene
Iue aprenderae, y cuanto mas tenn
,rano un mlchacho commence a
prenderla, tanto mejor para el y
,ara los puercoa que Sc dejan 4 su
uidado.
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Dfa NaciOnal.

Ell pr6ximo viernes, IA de JUNO, sera
colebrado en- todos los Estados Unidos
como dia Nacional Ell Gobernador
actual del tcrritorio, Hon. J. W. Ray
nolds. expidio ell lines. una proclama-
cion relativa al dia y urgiendo ser obser-
vado generaimente en- Nuevo Mexico.
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CONTRA LAS hOSCAS.

Una cucharada Do pimienta ne
gra y de azucar moreno SO nezcla
con una cucharada grande de Gre
ma 0 manteca, y SO pone en- IN
plato. en- cualquiera parte de Ia
habitaci6n.
Fuede usarse tambien una in-
fusion muy fuerte de te verde,
que So pondrd en- platos 8 cacero-
las por todos los rincones de Ia
easa
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BROS,

REPRESENTING HIGH CLASS
MOVING PICTURES
AND ILLUSTRATED SONGS. ON
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, AT TIE
COLUMBIAN HOTEL
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-21
TWAIN IN PAJAMAS.
Noted Humorist Amazes the British
With His Oddities.

LONDON, June 2l.-Mark Twain might
have been seen early yesterday morning
lodging across Dover street from his hotel
to the bath club, where he took a swim.
The humorist wore a bathrobe over pa
jamas, and while the policemen were sur
prised, they did not arrest the quaint fig
ure.
Twain said that the swimming tank was
great.
II am going to cut off one installment of
my sleep daily in order to take a swim in
the afternoon" he said after his morning
plunge.
The humorist called at Dorchester house
yesterday to see Ambassador Reid. Twain
said:
II wanted to see whether the ambassa-
dor would let me perpetrate a speech at
the Friday dinner. Mr.. Reid did not con-
sent but he was coy, however, and maybe
he will relent"
That Ambassador Reid has relented is
apparent because the speech Is already in
type. Twain has copyrighted his speech
and the London papers wondering as
to whether he will distribute it free of
charge.
Twain said last night that he would not
wear his league purity suit" to the king s
garden party tomorrow He will wear a
conventional frock suit, but says that If the
lord chamberlain does not object he Will
wear a derby hat instead of a siker.
Kipling Doyle, Sargent and others have
been invited to meet Mr.. Twain at the Reid
dinner and reception.
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MR.. EMMA KAUFMAN GUILTY.
Accused of Numbering Her Sixteen
Year-old Serving Maid.

FLAED2EAU, 5. D. June 2l.-Mrs.
Emma Kaufman q Sioux Falls s D.. the
wife of a millionaire j-ewer, was found
guilty of nanslaughter in the Grst degree
last night.
She was accused Of the murder OF Agnes
PolreiIs her sixteen-year-old servant.
No murder case ever tried in the state
aroused 50 much bitter feeling between
those who have been lifelong friends as this
case. Communities have been divided and
lifelong rnmities engendered.
70 show the depth Of the feeling. one
Instance. that Of a twelve-year-old girl
who heard the testimony of Erickson, an
emyI1ye in the Kaufman household may
be cited. The girl had sympathzed with
Mrs Kaufman up to the tue Erickson
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testified, and had hoped she would be ac-
quilted. After hearing Erickson's testi-
mony, she stated, in speaking of Mrs.
Kaufman, that she hated her. There are
hundreds Of similar instances. OF course,
Mrs Kaufman has some sympathizers One
of these, man, got into an argument
with friend who favored the side of the
prosecution. and before the argument was
closed the two angry men came near en-
gaglng in fist fight.
Interest in the trial all over South Da-
ko.a was intense. During the tedious hours
OF the expert medical testimony scores of
men and Wu,pen who were unable TO secure
seats stood patiently in the asles and
around the sides of the courtroom The
sessions were unusually long. commencing
at . o'clock in the morning and continuing
until noon. and from 80 il the afternoon
until o'clock.
The husband OF the convicted woman is
Nose Kaufman, who is one of the best
known men in the state, having been prom
inently associated in politics for many
years. lie has conducted the only success
full brewery in the state, having amassed a
fortune IN the business.
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twisting the iron bars and shortly after
ward they had twisted them to such an
extent that there was sufficient room for
a mans body to pass through without
seriously cramping himself. The men had
In the meantime secured several blankets,
and after placing a large stone at the end
OF the improvised rope they threw one end
over the wall, and in this manner gained
their liberty.
Cluous is about twenty-three years Of
age, and is a soldier, having on a soldiers
uniform when he made his escape. He
was recently convicted on a charge of the
larceny OF two horses and buggy from
the livery stable Of Mr. P. T. Harrington.
Welch, who is about forty years of age.
was recently charged in the police court
with living with his colored wife, Lizzie
WEIGH, In this city. He was sentenced to
serve term Of ninety days. Welch is of
Troy, N. Y. and a steam filter by occupa-
ton.
Labor Mass Meeting.
Plans have been completed for a mass
meeting which will be held at the opera
house tomorrow evening under the auspices
of the Trades Councils of this city, when
the alleged discrimination against organized
labor on the part OF the Washington, Alex
andria and Mount Vernon Electric Railway
Company will be made public. Among
those expected to be present and deliver
addresses are Samuel Gompers, president Of
the American Federation of Labor. and
other prominent leaders in labor circles.
Those having the meeting in charge an
nounce that it will be open to the public.
mass meeting of the employees of the
railway company was held at O'Clock this
morning in the rooms of the Trades Coun-
Gil, when their alleged grievances were
further considered.
Mr.. William B. Fitzgerald of Bingham
ton N. Y, an organizer of the Association
of Street and Electric Railway Employees,
Is still in this city, and 1t Is expected, will
remain here until matters are thoroughly
settled
General News.
The sixth annual session of the Wash
ington district league conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South will take
place at Fredericksburg. Va, June 1921.
number Of prominent speakers are slated
to deliver addresses. 1t is expected that a
number from this city will be in attend
ance. Rev. Charles D. Bulla, pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South Of this
city, is president of the conference.
In the police court this morning Lizzie
were charged with disorderly conduct and
fighting. The court fined Lizzie s. and
sentenced her to serve term of ten days
in Jail, and Esther was fined s..
The Epworth League of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will this evening hold its
regular monthly melting, at which time an
interesting musical and literary program
will be rendered
The Alexandria Athletic Association base
ball team will at 8 o'clock tomorrow after
noon cross bats with the Washington
Athletic Club. The game will take place
on the old fair grounds, Upper King
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-21
FATHERS SHOOT FAMILIES.
Little Innocents Pay the Penalty Of
Incompatibility.

WILMINGTON, Del, June 21-John Sic
men. a Hungarian, aged fifty years, shot
his two little children in the head at 1880
o'clock last night at his home in Forrest
court in this city and then sent a bullet
The trio were removed to the Delaware
Hospital where the father died few min
utes after being admitted.
The children will also die. They are
aged two years and three years, respective
ly The bullet went completely through the
head of one of them.
Last night after he and the children had
retired and when the wife left the house
because of his alleged bad conduct, he fired
the shots.
The three victims We're the only persons
in the dwelling at the time.
Kills Family and Self.
JASPER Fla, June Civ. W. Barton.
carpenter, shot and almost instantly
killed his wife, three children and himself
at his home here Wednesday. One victim,
a child five years of age, survived long
enough to tell that Barton did the killing
The shots were heard about 10 o'clock
Wednesday night, but no attention was
paid to the matter until yesterday, when
neighbors discovered Barton's body lying
on the front porch and that of his wife on
the back porch. The children We're found
in bedroom, the pistol having been held
close to the mouth in each instance, as
the faces were powder marked.
Unhappy domestic relations are believed
to have been responsible for the crime.
Barton left home Tuesday and did not re-
turn until late Wednesday evening, when
he found the doors nailed against him. He
battered them down and began his work
of destruction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-21

Heavily made solid oak ice boxes,
thoroughly insulated, have heavy gal
yanized steel shelves. are lined entirely
with zinc. strongly constructed and nice
ly polished.
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ALI Quiet at Puerto Cortez.

brief dispatch came to the Navy De-
partment yesterday from Commander AL
bert c. WHITEWATER of the gunboat Pa
ducah, now at Puerto Cortez Honduras,
saying that all was quiet there. The dis
patch stated that it was the early intention
of the Ncaraguan government to withdraw
the troops it left there, following the estab
lishment of the provisional government at
the head of which is President Davila. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-21

continued presence OF Nicaraguan troops in
Honduras following the trouble between
the two countries has been irritating to the
latter. which has been urging their with
drawal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-21

Fish with two pairs OF eyes have been
discovered IN Guatemala. AS the fish
swims along on the top of the water one
pair does duty above the surface and the
other below.
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Inspection in the Academic Year.


rs. That the board Of visitors should be
authorized to visit the academy during the
regular period of instruction. when they
could observe the routine of instruction
which has been completed before the week
when the graduating exercises are held,
and that the board should be divided into
classes, at least one-third Of the board be-
ing continued and made members Of the
board of the following year, with power to
visit the academy at least once between its
annual sessions, In order to secure con-
tinuty Of plan in its Investigations and the
benefit of some familiarity with The matters
which it Is required to consider
Officers Detailed to Academy.
sc. That the detail of all officers at the
Naval Academy should be for a period Of
three years. not more than one-third of the
staff of instructors to be detached during
any one year.
-. That civilian professors and instruc-
tors should have the privilege of purchasing
should receive an allowance for quarters
and an increase Of pay commensurate with
the length Of their service at the academy
The Academy Band.
"s. That authority be given to enlist the
Naval Academy band and make such
changes In it's size and in the compensation
paid to the musicians and the bandmaster
as may be required to put 1t on the same
basis as the band at the United States Mill
tary Academy.
20. That the equipment Of the seamanship
department be increased by the addition of
three single-screw steam tugs of moderate
size and light draft for use In instructIng
the midshipmen In handling and running
steam vessels and for general utility pur-
poses.
40 That the employment Of four more
stenographers be authorized in order to
properly take care of the needs Of the de-
partments in that regard.
III. That the midshipmen be relieved
from the necessity of purchasing SO many
text books. be given the right to sell
those books which they will not need in
their future professional work to under
claSSmen.
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Academy Appropriations.

SSS4SSuthAS 0SuoCuiy app oPAAotAoiiS'
50. That annual appropriations for the
Naval Academy be provided apart from the
naval appropriations BILL thus keeping
them distinct from the general appropria-
tons for the navy, on the same principle
that appropriations are made for the
United States Military Academy, in order
that they may be passed upon by Con-
gress separately and not in connection
with the general naval program.
~. That for admission to the academy
certificate of proficiency in courses of
study approved by the Secretary Of the
Navy and issued by such institutions Of
learning as may have been approved by
him may be accepted in place of the mem
tai examination now prescribed. The board
has come to the conclusion that only such
a change can lessen the evils arising from
the present system Of specially preparing
boys for admission in schools where they
are not under any military restraiit and
acquire habits which should not be intro
duced into the academy
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-04-17
NORTHWEST NEWS.

Mrs. Sarah Kennedy, one of the Pa
louise country's pioneer women, died
at the home of her son, w. G. Kennedy,
of senile decay. It was an unusual
coincidence that death came on the
SSth anniversary of her birth.
Many Of the most extensive wheat
growers in the Walla Walla valley who
have experienced heavy losses by the
freezing out Of their fall wheat during
the past few years have about decided
to drop bluestem as a fall wheat and
adopt a more hardy variety.
The deal involving the Midnight
mine, near Mullan, Idaho, which was
recently announced as pending,
has been closed, the considera-
ton being in the neighborhood of
100000. OF this amount 30 per cent
has been paid. All the other payments
have to be made within the year, and
the next one will be for $4,000.