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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-29

Erase, Andres Gracia, Nicolas 1turregui, Micae-
la Miro de Bruner, Albert c. Miller, Mended y
Lanas, Chas A, Magee, Cosme Ortega, Manuel
Piney, Maria Perez, Rafaela Ruiz Esmoris,
Mercedes QuiHones Marcelino Quihones, Jose
del Carmen Rodriguez. (Continuara).
Tres cartas han sido dirigdas por el Pre-
sidente de la Directiva del "Refugio de Nihos
DesamparadosS sobre asunto de gran interes So
cial para Puerto Rico. Una de dichas cartas
fue dirigida la Junta Escolar de San Juan So
icitando el aumento de escuelas en- la ciudad,
para dar oportunidad al Concejo municipal fin
de que declare en- San Juan la enSeianza obli-
gatoria
Otra carta fue dirigda todos les presiden-
tes de las untas Escolares de la isla, para la or
ganizaci6n de un servicio de almuerzo los uihos
que asisten las escuelas rurales, sobre todo en-
los barrios mas diseminados donde la escuela
suee distar muCho de las casas de esos niios; la
otra carta Sc dirigio al Presidente de la aAsocia-
Cion Nacional de CorfeonD en- Louisville, e. u
solicitando antecedentes, reglamentos estatutos
sobre sociedades de los Estados Unidos para pro-
teger educar ni1os desamparados.
Ell sabado contrajeron matrimonio cat6lico
en- esta ciudad Remigio Riveray Baldomera Avi-
les.
-Ha fallecido en- esta ciudad don Juan Fe-
rran Dominique, jefe de una numerosa familia,
entire la que contamos estimados correlgionarios
nuestros. Paz sus restos y reciba su famia
nuestro pesame.
-Hermenegildo Reyes que form6 un escAn-
dalo la noche del sabado, en- un bale que Sc ce.
lebraba EN- Puerta de Terra, fue condenado
diez dollars de multa.
Sc ha concedido permiso don Miguel
Cafellas Vergara para hscer varias exhumacio
mes en- el cementeriO de esta cuidad, por habel
eumpEdo el tempo yeglsmsutsrio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-29
III lndefatigable,"
Para Santa Lucia

Puerto Coltes, abril 2o.-El vapor de que
IRA s1ndefatigable', que Sc halaba en- este puerto
al servicio de Su Magestad britannica, recib6
aver orden de salir inmediatamente para la isa
de Santa Lucia. Los huelguistas en- esta isla ST.
guen Ell su actitud hosti Sc habla de nuevos
motines en- los cuales fue atacada la polcia result
tando algunos egentes muertos, y muchos heri-
dos. En- algunas centrales han causado los huel-
guistas dahos de consideration. 81 gobernador
de Santa Lucia ha peddo mas refuerzos, pues el
ndmero de huelguistas aumenta. Sc cree que el
s1ndefatigableo lleva 6rdenes de desembarcar fuer
zas de infanteria de marina, que secunden la ac-
cion de la policla restanblezcan Ell orden
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-29
N9TAS H|P|CAS
Resultado de las carre-
ras verificadas aver
EN- Ell Hip6dromo.
CABALLOs vENCEOOREs
FL tempo, juez c salida, ca.
rros electricos, eaballos,
todos Sc portgron nal.
CABALLOs vENCEDORes

En- la primera corrieron al Law,
de oroS, sNavarritoa y sSine Teino
req, ganando los primeros. ITEM
po invertido en- los $50 metros poi
el "Llave de oroO, So 2T5 segundos
Las apuestas Sc pagaron a SO cen
tavos por dollar.
"PrincipeD yaCalifornian corren
en- la segunda, venciendo aPrinci.
pe", que recorre los $50 metros en-
81 2I5 segundos. Apuestas, a 70
centavos.
Tercera carrera. Media milla.
-Vence aConfucioa, llegando el Sc.
gundo aFara6nO. TEMPO so rs
segundos. Apuestas, 4 un dollar
38 centavos.
La cuarta result6 una largui-
sima lata. DespuGs de tardarse mas
de media hora Ell dar la salida a les
caballos, estos la hacen ell falso; v
por 1ltimo, Sc suprime la carrera,
retirandose aLlave de oron, aGri-
tor y sNapole6nO q sus cuadras.
Quinta carrera. Tres vueltas.
-Vence aAguila blancan, llegando
el seguudo "ChiriperoO. TEMPO,
56 3I5, Apuestas 4 dos dollars
48 ctvs.
Esta carrera por 10 pesada fuk
continuation de la anterior, pues
en- preparar los caballos Sc invirti6
otra media hora, merchandise par
te del plblico sin querer conocer
el resultado.
Sexta y Ultima. Una milla.-
aMajestica vence 4 aRelampagoo.
TEMPO 2 8 2I5. Apuestas a o6 cen
tavos.
In resumen; que el tempo,
los caballos y el juez de salida Sc
empeharon Ell hacerlo a cual peor;
pero el servicio de carros electricos
les bati6 el record, porque cuidado
81 abuse aver del pGblico la aSan
Juan Light & Transit Co!s
B.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-29

recibiendo calurosas demostraciones
del auditorio.
Apareci6 otra vez en- escena Ell
alegre coro de atumbadores.s El
ala izquierda, ell que formaban
elias, las tumbadoras, ofrecia un
delicioso conjunto, recreo y delete
del espfritu y de la vista. En- el
ala derecha, destacabase entire eHos
el amigo Sabat, convertible en- la
imagen fel y exacta "del hombre
del bacalao 8 de la Emulsion Scott. y
FL coro fue repetido entire rui-
dosas palmadas.
Del libreto POGO diremos. Pa
rece que sus autores, estimables
amigos y compaiieros nueStros, tu.
vierou que introducir ell el algunos
cortes y modifcaciones de importan-
cia, hasta el punto transformer a I'm
sacerdote ell medico.
Por 10 demas, hay EN- la obra
materia dramatica Y rasgos inge-
niosos. uue celebr0 Ia conCurrencia
Y vamos con P. L. L.; otro
estreno.
Es este juguete c6mico, que
hizo reir grandemente al p1blico,
original del Lcdo. don JESUS NJ
Texidor, que debi6 escribirlo en- los
regocijados tiempos estudiantiles.
Tomaron parte en- ell desempe-
no las senoritaS Lola Mas, Cruz Ma
tienzo ( Irma Finlay y los seior,,
Sabat, CortGs Con Fernan lo) !
Porrata Doria. Todos muy bien.
Distingui6se sobremanera en- 81
papel de dona Ramona la senorit,
Matienzo, que caracterizo a mcygei
lie el tipo de patrona. Posee gran
des aptitudes como characteristics
y nosotros nos completeness en- uni
nuestros mas calurosos placemes
los que recibiera del publico.
FL senior Sabat, que es hombr
de mundo, contribuy6 en- grandi>i
ma parte, al merecido hurn tv,
de aP, L, L.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-29
POr e able
!ERV0 ESPECIAL De III (0RR!P0IDEIcr ia DENOCBIuw UUOH

Persia. Anines goza fama de intrtpido como
militar, y Sc e consdera adclnas como hombre
muy ilustrado. Russia Inglaterra Sc mantienen
en- expectation, con fuerzas dispuesta en- case de
que sea precise poner sus intereses cuberto de
las frecuentes insurreccones Russia especial
mentc tiene dos regimentes de cosacos en- la from
terra del Turquestan. Sc espera que las gestio-
mes del nuevo Gran Visir sean efcaces en- el SEN
lido de a6anzar la tranquilidad del pals.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-29
Impresiones y noticias

Pot exigencia de la compaginaci6n inser-
tamos en- la cuarta pagina la Ultima cr6nca
newyorkina de nuestro querido compaiiero Ma
riano Abril, interesante como todas las suyas.
"A bordo del vapor sCata1ufian estuvo aver
en- el puerto el joven puertorrqueho don Juan
Potons MARTINEZ, muy conocido en- este ciudad.
81 sehor Pot rus ha sido nombrado c6nsul
de Espaha en- Panama, viaja en- compafifa de
sus dos nifos.
Aver domingo era esperado ell Manat
el 1lustrisimo Obispo de Puerto Rico Monsehor
Jones.
Eel polcia insular Antonio Carlo detuvo
el sabado Cornelio Molina, por acometimiento
y agresi6n FL Juez lie impuso $40 de muta
veinte dias de carcel.
FL Comite de arbtraje de los torcedores
en- huelga ha presentado los jefes de la sPorto
Rcan American Tobacco Company, un pliego
de condolences con el fin de terminar satisfacto
fiamente la huega.
Para fines de JUNO, Sc dice, cesaiA en- su
cargo el doctor Lugo Vina, inspector medico del
distrito Norte.
En- la ma1ana de hoy visitaron al Gober-
nador nuest1os amigos don Tulio Larrinago Co.
misionado en- Washington, don Francisco de
P Acuha Jefe del Departainento de Consolidate
vel sehor Stubbe.
-Mafana las de la tarde tonaran pose.
sion de sus respectivos cargos los sehores doctor
don Tomas VAzquez, como Superintendent de
Sanidad, don Ramon H. Patron, como Jete del
Presidio
En- la administration de correos de esta
ciudad Sc encuentran detenidas las siguientes
cartas:
Felix Arostegui, Juan Bolquer, J. S. Black,
a cartas), Jose S. Black "a cartas), Maximina
Conception, Mariana de ls concha de Sera,
&suud cvsmadss. Julia csldsgtn, csudtlay!a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-29
ASUNTOS D|VERS0S
Otra varadura del va
por de Cataho.--El +
teatrO de verano.
D. CESAR N. ORTIZ
Exhibiciones cinematograf-
cas- en- el Teatro Municipal.
Parallel jueves pr6ximo.

FL Comisionado del Interior
que ordeno al seiior Fundador Var
gas, paralizar las obras de un tea
tro deverano, provisional que cons
trula trente a la plaza de Colon, lie
senalara otro sitio para que Ell kl
pueda terlninar el mencionado edi-
fcio.
Eel jueves habra exhibiciones
cinematografcas en- el teatro mu-
nicipal.
Don Manuel J. Sanchez ha
sldo designado para ocupar la plaza
vacante de collector de Rio Pie
dras, por renuncia del seiior Vicen-
te Andino.
: Aver tarde Sc var6 el vapor-
cito de Cata1o en- el sitio de costum-
bre. Los pasajeros, muchos de los
cuales habian sacado billetes de ida
y vuelta, tuvieron que tolnar botes
por Su cuenta para regresar a San
Juan.
Sc encuentra ell esta el pre-
sidente del Ayuntamiento de Cayey
nuestro correligionario y amigo don
Cesar M. Ortiz, que ha venido 4
sacar del Manicolnio q don lose
Baldrich, que sera dado de alta de
hoy a mafiana.
Maria Rodriguez y Francis
co Domeneche fueron condenados
hoy por el Juez de Paz a pagar dos
dollars de multa porque aver for
maron un escandalo rinendo en- la
calle de Tetuan.
Aver tarde, despues de ter
minarse las carreras ell el Hip6-
dromo, muchas sefioras y caballe-
ros tuvleron que -aguardar por
largaS horas Ell la catretera, para
hallar acomodo Ell los carros elec.
tricos, que, Ell numero muy esca-
SO por cierto, prestaban servicio.
A las ocho de la noche, muchas
familias todavia no habia podido
regresar a San Juan.
-Felicita Vega y Modesto
Otero, marido y mujer, Sc arrojaron
los platos a la cara en- rina que tu-
vieron anochc ell el caIlej6n del
Hospital. Ambos resultaron con
algunas contusiones. FL case fue
referido a la Corte municipal y es-
ia declare culpable al Otero, impo-
nlendole la pena de cinco pesos de
multa.
-Cuando necesite listed via.
jar entire Aguadilla, San Sebastian
y Lares, Q vice versa, y dtsee ha-
cerlo con comodidad y en- elegantes
y seguros carruajes, dirijase a la
acreditada empresa de coches ola
Reformao de Cancio y Echeaudia,
cuyo auuncio aparece en- Ia cuarta
pagina de este peri6dico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-29
Columbia Britannica.
Un bill rechazado,

Victoria, abril 29.-El gobernador de Colum-
ba Britannica ha rechazado el bill de immigration
anti japonesa. La actitud del gobernador res
ponde al sentir unanime de todos los habitantes
de Ia Columbia Britanica que han exprssado su
desacuerdo con dicho 6W La prensa tambien Sc
ha. mostrado contraria al mencionado 6iu re irt
nigraci6n anti japonesa, ecree que el gobier-
no tnetropolftico acatara la resolution del 60
beruadcr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-29
TElEFONO IN TOA B|J1

la aPotto Rico Telephone Co
inaugur6 hace cuatro dias una es-
taci0n telefoniea central Ell Toa
Baja, con cuya estaci6n pueden CO.
municar todos los aLonldos al tele-
fono en- San Juan.
Es un progreso notable. Fue-
ra del radio de IA ciudad Y oantur-
&C, es eSta Ia primera eStacion que
Sc inaugura. Y, segdn nles tros
informes, Ia CompaIia con,inuara
,us trabajos para estableeer lineas
OF otry, locaiidades de Ia isla. \
roa Baja, seguira seguram.n,e Te-
ia
FL lueves tuv.mc> z. u>;o de
habiar con uu,stros amis., &c Ia
Directive 4to fueion ir.Gar los
'Iabaias ie> dimos nnestrys para
bionys, asi ccmo al puey,o de Tea.
Rail por & adelanto que representa-
esa Hnea ielef6nica.
Ojaa cue pronto Sc exiielda
rcd y nos enconIemcs On CONT
1.tihn dir q ccn q malu a.
a.>lO po,iblS de jucalidades
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-29
Nuevo Gran Visir.
La Persia tranquila.

TeherAn, abril 2o.-El. Sultan Amines, que
fue destituido por el anterior Shah en- 1903, ha
sido nombrado por ell actual soberano Gran vi
sir. FL Sultan Amines, era uno de los mas tena.
ces agitadores del pals en- estos dltimos tiempos
81 Shah ha logrado atraerlo al gobierno, los
disturbios han cesado en- varias regones de la
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shades. q ghostly germs o mur-
derou' mlcrobe' q blighting bac.
cllli' Forsooth' Fid dlesticksl
Shall man be denied this fond ex-
preston Of the truest passion of the
human heart2 And wherefore
pray That to life. little span NAV
be added few short meters ?
Prithce, Doc, thou sawbone.. thou
lobster get thee to monastery.
What cared Tenny,on's or Marlowe' 5
soulful folks for culture or microbe.
the one when she exclaimed
20 love- o FIRE Jncc he drew
With one long kiss my whole soul
through
My lips, a. sunlight drinketh dew. '
When Dan Cupid shall break his
bow and cast away hi- arrows. and
the divine Architect ,hall forever
cease TO fashion fair Ncuuses with
rosebud lips ,urcharged with honey
ed sweetness or those lips grow col
orlcss aud cold, aud when maternal
love dies out of the mothers breast
aud over the alters of the lovers
heart gather the gray ashes Of dead
hope. aud dying affection, then may
Science aud the VI. D. proclaim
the reign Of culture, cry kissing out
n order. and list for the Crack O.
Doom Exchange.
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Hlra fnr Nrm
Natiunal Ghurrh
BY JOHN AUGUSTUS WALL.
President National Church.


Many people will have many different beliefs and this affairs
will always but why respect petty differences when
they stand in the progress and the organize for
inspiration and hepfulness honest atheists
Sprtuast jews Christians and Ethical Cuur to remain
al odds with each other?
would like church party broad enough and hold all
intelligent thinkers whether orthodox unorhodox as thew
evd being kind and helpful want take the the believer
Huxley Emerson Paine Ingerso along with the hand of
the noble mother whose only faith in Christianity want to cement all
these shades opinion by the divine power oe-to have them
all join singing the songs of a brotherhood.
plain church, peoples church free of Al,
superstition hypocrisy and dadcentuy lesan nsuonandustra
society shall stand for the greater civic and ethical
knowledge militant Notwithstanding organization by the
intelligent cooperation drive gold bring in the
Golden Rule
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THE REASONABLE HOPE.

Experience and observation whis-
per that Nature never wastes any
treasure, that she gathers up all frag-
ments and that in her texture Of
gold and purple no stitches are brok-
en- and no threads are dropped. Fol
lowing some unseen leader, every
thing is climbing up and marching
on. The very things that seeem
wasteful, when a little time has pass.
ed. are found to be salyatory. The
roseleaf that falls to-day lends a rich
er red 70 the morrow, petals, The
foliage that falls from this year 5
oak makes next years leaf holds a
finer luster. The sand slabs still
preserve the track of the bird,
The air il whispering gallery
on which thoughts are written upon
an impcrishable scroll, when the
householder builds mansion, he
stores it with art treasure, with OBJ.
iect of use and beauty, that loved
ones may enjoy aud use and hand
on front generation to generation
and century to century, And thank
YOU that God builds the house Of mans
soul. and makes 1t beautiful with the
hereditary treasure of thousand ar
inst ancestors, only to pull it down
in death, and blacken it with ruinf
Thou foolish doubterl--Rev. Newell
Dwight Hills in The Delinator for
April.
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Is Death In a Klss2

Dr. Allen, the chief health Officer
of Louisville. who has inauturated
trl-adc against splitting on the
-u.,,. Of Louisville. H. now writing
scientific essay against kissing.
che Danger Therein. Etc. 4 cor.
r,.gondcu, OF the Times, signing
himself "locum From Missouri. DO
take. the doctor to task. IN the fol.
losing forcible language
icnce is charging our head.
.oHuercialism dwarfing our hearts.
ln field aud IN factory, 10 country
.are and 10 city street are heard the
fo.- The clank aud rattle Of ma.
.hrey No recess too secluded. no
precinct too sacred to a.. disturb
lre din. Man himself. like the
great corporation which be fathers
Dr.. fact evolving into soulless ma.
cold, mechanical, passionless
tut 'or the one greedy dollAr-grasp-
.nr impulse Today bold bushes.
aIls sweet sentiment b egone.
~esace searches aud discovers germs.
microbes. baccilli, direct and deadly
enemies Of health, and thus indirect
Hsfd,rcrs 81 sentiment.
IL has been discovered, or at
s-.t declared, that 20 kiss Is not
only lmprudent. but also dangerous. Do
81. blades Of Cleopatra and Ella
Wheeler Wilcox TO Kiss danger
ou,' Now wouldn't that jar your
n..r.2 The chief health officer Of
Louisville declares that thi. world
..a practice If lovers 90, never ia
ORDER Skidoo, Doc, Skidoo
Na.t lnvc-tigatiou hath made thee
mad To Kiss, say. tm. VI. u.
indicates lack Of culture. Faith.
no. thou hast some crotchet. in
Thy lead now. II only the uocul-
ur,d, the hoi polloi oscutatc, then
alas. of what common clay the he
Poe. and hcroincs Of whom our
-ouauccr. have writ and our poets
sung
Our city too cultured To kiss
We don't believe it, not We II
true. o iair city, wipe myself from
oh the map, or hike out to Boston.
Cot i'm himmcl' Doth the mother.
slss put in ieapordy the sweet babe
budding life2 Shall the brides
warm, ruby smack suggest dread
disease and death? Shall the lovers
.aiu'e but preclude gloom Of stygian
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Don't Put It OF.

Tor tomorrow what you can do today.
II you put of buying a bottle Of Bal
lard's Snow Llniment. when that pain
comes you won't have any. buy a bot
tie today A positive cure for Rheu-
matism, Burns. Cuts. Sprains. Con-
tractcd Mucles. etc T. S. Graham.
Prairie Grove. Ark. writes
II wish 10 thank you for the good re-
suits ! received from Snow Llniment
II positively cured me Of Rheumatism
after others had failed J. II. Orme
druggist.
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Nervous
Worn-Out

If YOU are in this condition.
your nerve force is weak-the
power is giving out, the or
gans of your body have
Slowed up" and do their work
imperfectly. This failure to
do the work required, clogs
the system and brings distress
and disease. When the nerves
are weak the heart is unable
TO force the life-giving blood
through your veins; the stom-
ach fails to digest food; the
kidneys lack power to filter
impurities from the blood, and
the poisonous waste remains in
the system to breed disease.
Nerve energy must be restored.
DIR. Miles Nervine will do 1t,
because it strengthens the
nerves: it is nerve medicine
and tonic, that rebuilds the
entire nervous system.
several years ago / was all broken
down. | was nervous, WORKOUT, coulu
NOT sleep. and was i'm constant pain.
i doctored for months. and finally the
doctor said he could do nothing Tor
me. began taking Or. Miles
Nervine, and used altogether eight
bottles and I became strong ana
healthy. and now weigh 170 pounds"
II. {. CCNNlNGHAM,
los Ellsworth Ave, Allegheny. Pa.
Or. Miles NerVine Is sold by your
druggist, who will guarantees that the
first bottle will benefit. II IL fails, ne
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-04-11

When 1t comes to afternoon papers,
the Louisville Times can not be beat.
The Times covers the new field fully,
and it print, the truth without fear
or favor. Its editorials are short,
crisp aud timely, aud it has de6n-
tie policy aud sticks to it.
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Electric Light Notes

Electric lights burned all night
will be charged for extra ! cent per
night, 50 90 per annum. II the
charge is overlooked any month twill
be added later. We have the list
aud are keeping the records cor
rectly.
MARION ELECTRIC LIGHT 4 ICE Co.
INCORPORATED
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Out Of Sight

"Out Of sight. out of mind, ." is an
old saying which applies with special
force 20 a sore, burn or wound that's
been treated with Bucklens Arnica
Salve. It's out Of sight, out of mind
and out Of existence. Piles too and
chilblains disappear under its healing
influence. Guaranteed by J. II. Orme.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-04-11

The Weekly Couricr-Journal il on
boom Its circulation ha, grown
wonderfully IN the past few months,
dcscryedIy. No better paper is pub
lishcd anywhere than the Weekly
Courier journal. Henry Watterson 5
editorial, are all printed in the
Weekly.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-04-11

to-day by immigration unprecedented history and by the constant
unemployed realize that it folly for individuals make
with the corporations who conduct the most Of the business Of
the country
Collectively instances successfully combat them Under
conditions liable extract anything unreasonable
from society Very few who work for the cities of the land will
their their carriages properly educate
their children We want all these things which make life pleasant
From whence shall the power compel arbitration proceed From
the courts Had the workers. the influence appointments
the bench those who this connection consider ader
might There decisions record from the
avorng that wish add their
the gag being drawn tighter daily prohibit the collective action which
constitutional right True labor disputes times vexaiou
the general public but without strife impossible better
conditions and do not wish to lose atom Of the rights still
corded
To up the matter Compulsory arbitration might reduce the
membership of labor unions which might be called involuntary
etude conceive of practical plan whereby this
pass without giving undue advantage the and privileged
classes Of the community.
We admit that labor necessity employers be considered
necessary evil We desire for better living they, their desire
for profits, necessarily clash
,sn5 time, come. Out rood of all these tbs: u4E1MM10
end.
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ANGAMMh1z;

That which first strikes
the traveller who has
heard so much of the
American girl is the ut
ter impossibility of dis
tinguishing her from the
married woman. The
fact that is so often COM
mented on in Europe,
that she goes about alone
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GuntpltlHnry Arhttrattnn 4
Mrnarp tn Orgalttzrh Tafrnr
BY ARTHUR NJ. WATSON.
Secretary Carpenters District Council. Boston

RTAlN organizations of employers who have been
full in their efforts to discredt labor organizations cura
their power and to nulify their efforts better cond
tons for the tolng who have failed in their campaign
of constant litigation and persecution in the courts to disrupt
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