davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16
Suburban SeitsS abeHe.
J. q. &. SpRem.

Js ". @s 9pSH$s
e6neEe Sur9saae nod Sort Bapns.
S&HeHe Sur4Sass rad Rarion
e&aele 9ur1;ise mad geru.
s&ueue 9urdsiise mad 2osansport.
e&neae 9ur4tass nod Anbsrion.
s&neae Turdbsise mad Runcie.
8ass bsrIaHsn SHoianapcIis.
Rauete & MARION Dtptft n.
Eatrrsncs, Sortptqe, 9enbIeton, Enbericn,
Rorttotpn, Runeie, @ibSIetown, gIeran6ria.
e~uuuHitpile, S~airrnOunt, gas gitY, Sonss'
boro, BARTON, 8Iuftsn unb Union gitp.
4 90 BIN. Il 05 9ar1.
IS o. 8ui. 90 SIN.
90 Bun. - 05 Ru.
- o. Bm. 90 Rm.
9 90 Bm. rs 90 Sim.
% 05 BHl. Is o. geul
10 90 gm. 8 90 9eu.
I'll 90 Bm. ~ o. gtH,.
s11 Of BIN. 70 o. sm.
IL 90 Rttss. IL 80 Rnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16
nffprenaer BE
gtbt morb.

safe ettp, 6la., Is. Deb. =
Der srobs siisrns Gslbi9ranf im 8u.
rsau Der Seorgta Southern & 6iorioa
Babn uuros In ber lsbtsn Na&t NIT
Hpnamit aufgsfprsust uno aber $500
fielen ben Rdubsru In bic 6dnbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16

- Sn Song lSsIano gitp uurbsn
beute Wormittas bte 5~abrttanlaseu Der
Daimler Manufacturing 90. bur&
6euer a.rf6rt. S&aoen $400, 600.
- SIM brttii&su u~nter6aus ion
nd9Rsn Rontas bie &ssierung tibsr
ben emettenbam Dabis .3wif&enfa1
In RtnsRon, Jamaiiu, tntsrpsairt tusr'
ben.
- Sm utter bon ga Jabrsn aarb
beute tn Rom. StaIien, prinsefRn
GbriHina @uipsli 8onaparte, bic
Dittus bss prinseu CHARLES Bona
parte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16
Gin Sefnh bel Dem &umoriifcn
@ttbelut SuiG.

2otbar Soa9im er5ablt in Den 30.
u. &C." bon einem Selu6, Gen er bel
Dem r@inlieoler Don 0tedtsbanien",
8ilbelm gnl6, nbgeitattet. Gin
ItattIi6er Wionn," id;loert er Den
Gi6ter BON yWiar un0 Morib",
niblanf, aufre6t, uno tros ieiner fait
IS Sabre bon elaltii6en Seruegun.
gen. Sas belle, ipre3enoe @uee hlift
ir0hli1 in Die @elt. 9as nod ourd-
aus ni6t ipGrli6e, IilbermeibeSallpt-
baar auf bent fein eemeiBeIten S6d-
Oel nilo Der itattli1e @oubart umge-
ben i'm nit eincm 10 oiitinguirten
Niinbus, Dab mir fem auge bon ibm
menoen fonnten. DDS @eiprG6 fam
aunadit auf oas oeutite Settles
Ieben unierer 3eit, nobel err meinte,
es lei idtper. ii6 our6 Die Ieueridei-
nuilgen our65uarbeiten, es lei cine
gu grobe Yroouftion borbanoen.
vGbamberlains @runolngen Des 10.
Sabrbunoerts" bat er nit groBem
Sntereiie geleien. llno Damn er5dblte
er inns, oaB er ielbit eifrie altin0iihe
Sprad- unb 8ultureeidibte ituOire,
sic linn cine Sue1e louterer @eis-
belt uno boben @enulies lei; iber-
raidt babe i'm bel oieiem Stibium
Die erobe @ebrli6feit uno @ermanot-
Ihaft ser oIten SnoeripraGe nit Den
aermoniiden Sbiomen." 9eim Or
mGbnen Der Miindener 3beaterper.
hdltniiie that 9uib Den 6orafteriiti-
iden ausipru6: Sin @p9eliieit lit
..,:r r;nhn,. nIS Mr. Gnfthnntnrl"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16
Gin GtfeupfetIer i'm @emtnt b

- Gin eiienpfetIer I'M gsui@t bon
itber 3suan3ig gentnern fitir3ts bsute In
Der @erifdtte Der Rentpooo Bribss
gouap. In Gbieaeo I'm, uni t6btete Bel
fstnem 6aQ awet psrions1 unb psrIstte
f&uer Rsbe1 anbsre Arbsitey.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16

SO o n, o. 6. Is. 5eb.
prdRSsnt Rooisbslt lisB beute BEN
Rongrsb cine lanse Sctf@aft 3ugsbsn,
NORM sr auf .ois brinaenos Iotbpsn.
btsfeit elmer @sisBssbuns bsstielt4 Der
bsrf&isosnsn pbdisu osr oie 6hent'
lt9sn 2dnosrsisn Der Ser. Staatsn
anlsbenoen Situation" aufmertfam
ma9t. Or bsftiruortst bic Roufsr.
btrung bon QobIsn. uuo anoersn
grsnnmatsriaI. 2sHouresn auf 9duoe.
rsisn. psl4s nod Der Rsaisruns &C.
b6rsn, uno iagt, finftisbiu foate bic
Ration ibrsn gsHBtiteI fur 5isis
&sHouresn fsRbaItsn. ST befhrwOrtst
Rsaisrungstcnirolls ibsr oie Wsioer
auf bfsntliden 2dnbsrsisn TN Wefsu
iintsr sin.m spfsm ilsinsr Absabsn
fur Bsnusuns Der Wsioeartinoe unb
sriu4t I'm cine Iofsrt fhiFg 81
ma6snbe Wa8bsuilisans bon elmer
WiaiOn Dollars gum 3msd Der gnt.
osduna uno gsvbtubsruus bon 9dnbs.
rel striisersien. Aua befirportet er
elm SPLEEN Der 0srpa9iuns Der Wine'
raIdnosrsisn Der R%sgierune, fotpie bab
bic grenamatsrial 2dnoersien als
bfsntli9s .utilitdtsn" bsbanoelt tpsr.
ben.
arfenttin hn2 et&en
geunoen.
gbtca9o. Is. Seb. Der @be.
mitsr pruf. Daltsr 6aines. Der aui
grfu9sn Der StaatsanuaIti9aft bis
ginsepsiSs Der Witslisbsr Der g3raI.
SamiIie anaIpFrt bate, berid!ete beuts
benz amtli&sn 2si9snbsIdausr, bat
6ruu Role 03raI, bic SHUTTER Der 5a'
mile, an arisnifbsrsiftung ssfOrber
isi. Bon ben feds unisriu&tsn Ssi'
den Der g3raI. Camille inb in ftnl
2siGsn arisnii In gr6Bsren Quanii'
tdtsn ssfunosn worben. woour4 osrer
Spb bsrurfa&t morben TIT.
Der Wabriager German 2elef bsfin'
bet fi3 bier TN gountp. @~sfdnsnib. bt
sr bef9uIbiet tuirb. ben Bob Der Nit'
gItsoer Der @3ral'SamiIie peruria4t ~
baben.
Q antrduber reid
Beute.
peoria, gu, Is. 5eb. - Sc,
8eloi9rant In Der 8anf bon gnisbiql
tuuros bsute Worsen frib bon giHbre
9srn esualtiam gsbfnst uno s1400 II
@olomtnasn unb $1,000 In @oloi@si
nen aus bsmfslbsn ssraubt. Ssrr 9
%. Butler, Der Der gigentbtmer be,
Ea.,f III, tpurbe bur9 bts laute Ssto
nation BET Der Aufiprenaung bes gelo
i9rantss In isiner nabeIisesnoen @oh
nuns ssusdt uno ni1ts @uiss abnsnb
tlsiosts sr F@ f9nsl on unb lief OIL
bic GtraBs. mo sr nod seraoe lab. pt
finf Wdnnsr bas Bantgebdube berIis
Zen unb In Der 9unfslbslt bsri4man
ben. ct usdts iOfOrt feline Ra&barl
unb farf bstpafnst beeaben f4 atpSl
psriOnsn auf bie gsrfOlgung Der Rdu
Der.
gin. h iberIt9s Sinri9
tungsf3ene.
Ri4 b. 3D.. Is. 6eb. Gin
tuiosrIi9s S.sns uuros bsute TN De
fdnGniB In 5armbias bsrurfa8t. al
bic bsiosn Wsesr Woies 6ia uro @m
Ru!in, ets ben pnRm,ifer Sob,
Grubb ermorbst babsn, ibr 0erbrs&s,
ON gaIsen bibsn foIteu. Der Rsse
OH. Elm Wanr. Der 275 pfunb uop
Atr3ts bur& bas &eibsr, bss Stride
bonn @aIssn In bis uutsrs gtass be
gefdneniHss. absr ruhIg srbob sr Ri
tuisoer uno cling auf bas @aisensert'
su. Cine apsits S<nge uurbe ibr
I'm bsn 6aIs gelsst. absr aud bieis
Strid rib unb wieberum fitr3ts 9
atnab. Ct battle R& bet benz 3wette
6aI sn6alsmirbeI getro4en uno aar
nod sinsm i&auorbaften Sobestampfe
nffprenser BE
gttt SeIb morlb.
2attgttp, 6la., Is. Deb. =
Der srobs sifsrns Gslof&ranf TN Bu
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16

= Die beibsn tueiben 6armer Gun
2pon unb bolt 6Ist&sr. bie psr 3usi
Sabrsn bie iunss Deutf&e Warta 0lab.
Der anosariHen battsn, tDurbel bsuts
I'm 3u4tbaufe In &uKeapi1e, 2p.. &c.
tdn9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16

Gin 6euti6er @crbnnb
our Sorberuna Der 9"ftihiiiabrt
tpuroe in DRESDEN eegriin0ct.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16
2tnrteo.

W.
zReus fpesssQe 4ebtenuns ua& st. Ba9ns.
-Sass SerIaHen indianapolis UNI TOO uao
HOO ubr gormittass uab 800 unb 700
apr RaGuittass, i&neus Sabrt nod fort
nsapne mabenb unb NIT ben S@neutisen
ns@ EoLebc, Detroit unb Gina ~serbtnSsne-
ssuis aud N EoIebo unb Detroit nit ben
Dannpisra, bic auf ben srosen Seen mad
Rndinae, guHaIo unS ben Riasara Sduen
ssufen, 8erbinhuna ulacteno.
Der Mnrion Slper, Der Snbidnapom I'm
IL utr Borm. uRS 5 nbr 1a@m. berIdBt,
kdIt nur in @nberion, aleganoria, Summits
siGe, 6airmount, Sonesbprp unb Sas eitp
Sanction on.
I1:3O Ebssas3us mad Nuneie.
I1:30 Abenos8us nod 9era.
alss fabrsn na4 Sort 8eniamin Sarrb
.se UNI 6:45 SIN, s:O6 BIN, HOS BIN, Loo
M unb 3:O5 Sim.
GBeitere S~nformatioa IN Der DfFee: Ter'
anal @ebdube. Bbones: Hsu, Rain 6o65;
III, Tsatn 175, l Rtns.
JnotanapoIis & Gafern.
1@nsH $ 8ase Iaufen mad greenfisIS.
xntabtstotpn, Qetp GaftIe, Cambridge Sttp,
xi&mrnb, 9apton. Dbio, iebe Stunbs Bis
. ubr abenbs, in Dapton, Ofio. nit allen
S&nen,assn. bic mad eprinsfeIb. ScIant'
sns unb allen eentraIen 8unften D9to's
tEafen, gerbtnbuns ma@eub.
Abenb,8us nm l1:3o AbsnSs mad 4nisbts'
sun.
Bettere Snformation IN Der Office: Ser
-rsnaI Geb6uSe. B5oues : Reu, Nain 6066
Ill, Ratn 175, l Rt1s.
indianapolis & NartiHsuile.
xaa Rsorespius, 8stsans garf, Rar'
pmsnius. Snb.
erfe RorssusGar nm 500 ubr Rorseus
adnn pcn TOO n5r Rorssns isbe etunb'
10 zoe n5r abenbs.
Rbenb 5 Gars rerIaHeu bic Suterurbar
statisu I'M 600, 1000 unb 11:30 Nbenbs
Die 1000 ubr@ar fdbrt nur bts eooresptus
Beitere Snformation In Der Office: Ter
snnaI @sbdube. pbonss: Reu, Rain 6o56
III, Ratn 175, Sting.
3aoianapelis & Wefern Srattior
gpmpanp.
Rad Abou. Danuile uno 8wii&enfationen
Grfe Gar perIdst SnSianepoIis UNI 8 ub
RorsenS. oann iebe anoertbaIb Stun6en BIZ
$50 ubr abenbs. 2sste. Gar UNI 1l:l5 nb
abenbs.
Beitere Snformation in Der Office: Ter
uainal @ebaube. pbones: Reu, Nain 5000
Alt, Brain To, 1 Rins.
3nsiapapolis Gsa! Srattisa 90.
Sass Iaufsn HftubIt9 Don SnbtaHapeIt
na& sIaisFeIs pom 800 rlbr Roreens bt
TOO ubr Abenbs.
abenbsass uru 8 unb l1:2O t1br abenSs.
Der 800 nbr Rorsens Sus Iduft mid
SonntagS.
Bettere SHfornation tn Der Office: Ier
mtnaI @sbdube. Bbones : sasu, Ratn 6066
III, Rain 175. l Sing.
JHSiauapoIis & Roythwefern.
e9nsu, 8lse nod GratpfOrbsuiae uns Ga
abeSte Iaufen ME foIst: GOO 8m., 10
Bm., $40 8m., 800 gn,., 1910 gm., 10.4
8m., lilo gm., IL gittass, loo Sim,
ale Sem., 4:25 Rm., 500 Ru,., ITO Rm
200 Rm. unS Ills grn.
3Aee. tueI9e ura 10:45 @m. urb 4:25 Hn
abfabren, ftnb Dur&sase, mad erauforba
bile.
Der Ills abenbs Bug, fdbrt snur bi
frankfort.
Bettere Snformation tn Der Df7ee: sc,
~noI 0ebdrbe. Dtones: Neu. Nain 6065
III, Eatu 176, l Sting.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16
&fgierungStontroQe
SsfirpOrtet Yrdiibeut &uOieuelt iiber Gle ben Ser.
StaateIl nod geb6reubeu 9drbereieu.

arienf In fnf 9eihen Notwithstanding MAIDEN rete gene. - gSiotr
Iie S3eue af benz 0aAgen. - Geloidrauffpreuser begeat selba>
mprS - gSo1tn cine 9pfonotiue feblen. - Sob unh geroer.
ben ourd lsbeftwemmuus. - @roBe Gunabmen ourd
9tenien. I'LL In ben G~eieBesbaaen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

own council aud a pubisa
house where town afrairs fpeeetlnt
ed. 1t has Its own munIcinsle ulsausi
elects its own officials. Eachs@ avs an
mas q mosque and scbcar 'lilap
school Is supplied with teachcry IN
french, and the children ara ny IN
to speak and write French as o.9Ist
Arabic. The mosques are rude wv wv .
but the kabyl Is 80 to them ros e.tl w
and face Mecca as they pTar AI w,
are naturally religious, but t6ev s lag
changed the Mohammedan faytb
SUIT themselves and they lEaSe th,I
own 'aeas OF morals t1. right and iu'
and altogether they have most ~ .se 4.
qualities which have made tho V,,I "a
race the ruling ono in other narts ~ !.
the world. :
FRANK G, CARPrNT7p
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

Morocco and again In Spanish Africa
and j have found them everywhere
during my travels in Algeria. ] have
spent the past week In Grand Kabylia
where they are almost the sole in
habitants. and have gone from village
TO village investigating their customs
and photographing them NJ work and
In their homes. Within the past three
days l have ridden for more than loo
miles through the Widest Of these
African mountains. crossing the Grand
Atlas chain from Tizi-Ouaou. the cap
ital OF Rabylia, by way OF Fort Ma
tional and Michelet, over a pass al
most as high as Mount Washingiou
and then coming down to this little
town Of Malllot in the rich valley OF
tbe Tell where / now am
The road we took over the mountains
covered a distance OF about 40 kilo-
meters. 1t was built by the French as
Il military highway TO hold these peo-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
Mrs. MIiler's New Residence, Earned
In Les Thnn One 1Car

ca,,o-.r yeors aro Mtg Miller Iearn-
-. ,,i1G md eI,nnle nrer,ol,., tinn
su "a n :, lI'' he,.SeIr and seysrsl Srien d.
wa W ra,..,I ,.nokness ana niles she
., ie hnaI@,eJ no 80 MANY women
'a,,1,- trsalr,,cf,t mar she decided to
,io~ut,t II to tbose VINO might enll FOR
J.. 81 srtsd vim onIv n few dol
~ oa,ltai ard he remedy. r,,ssess-
- .,,a a,,d ,vnndnretii merit 1rodue-
i I,, "e ',i'N curves when doctors and
~, A.. .''' rsn,ediss failed. the demand
ostlgr ,aT,tiiiv she Was several tinlas
srSN "a a. ssek larger allarte,a she
So'p eccSnies one of Ihe city's iareesI
IVY u S,,tI stnyr vhScM shA ow,ns ouG
o o,,Is, a,,e hisn6r,eJ clerks ana sts-
r,,na,,1 r,h crs arc rout,frpd ia pSsist h,
,hys grea, btlsiness
'''''
Million Women Use H.
More than "A million women have
usra Mrs MIXERS remedy. and no
rnn ttor where YOU live. She can refer
You to ladios in your own locality Who
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
G.. b. EUEIHANS TESTIFIEs ,rvr,,,
FOUR YEARS

G, b, Buthans, Of Carlisle Center. N u
writes: About four years ago / NJ,
you stating that / had been enTirciy s mrot
OF severe kidney trouble by takins- ii rs
than two bottles Of FoIey's ieidney 3, ~
n entisely stopped the brlck.dust eesi
ment, and pain and symptoms 0f kjssal
disease disappeared ] am glad 10 .s
that have never had return es sp,' s1
those symptoms during the four 49,
thnt have elapsed ard / am e-lSsr,ln,
cured to stay cured, and heartily re.r,I
mend 1rcley's Kidney Cure 10 any one sn3
ferlns from kidney or bladder trevhia
Sold by r j. Hill Drug Co 'e'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
Every body works hut father,
THRIFTY. BUT LAZY.
VILLAGE REPUBLICS.

Indeed. these people have many
Qualities which distinguish them from
the Arabs and Moots, by whom they
are surrounded Tlieir white blood
crops out In their desire for lnde-
pondenca and self government They
are ruled by the French. but as to
local matters they govern themselves
Each town Is a little republic. with Its
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

the slopes facing the valley OF the Tell
are covered with scrubby oaks, with
leaves an inch long and OF much the
shape Of those of "a rose bush; they are
light green In color The trees are
nothing like the grand oaks OF America,
bug nevertheless they bear acorus and
furnish food for numerous hogs. Many
of the trees are trimmed Of their
branches every year In order that tho
tWi-S ana limbs may be used for fuel
i am told that il is against the law to
cut the trees down To- the ground. and
that most of the charcoal and irewood
OF Algeria are made from these switch
es. They are used by the bakers. and
the bread Of a great parS OF Algeria is
baked with them
SUNSET IN THE ATLAS.
AS one climbs UP the Atlas mountains
TIE views widen 80 that the whole
world seems spread out below. One
can see so far that such mountains as
the Alps are dwarfed by the mighty
panoramas. The ragged hills stresch
away for hundreds OF miles on every
side, and in the winter when the Atlas
is covered with snow. the views must
be, beyond expression. magnificent. l
saw one sunset Il the very top of She
pass, which viii remain In ny memory
as among the most wonderful of the
Ciouu paintings OF IHE HIRE DuFAllS
the day the sirucco had been blowing its
hot blast from the desert and the sun
had been hidden when II set the sky
was full OF clouds. and 1t gilded them in
hundred roseRt hues- We We're high
u? In the sky, with great masses Of
flcecy gold above and below us. The
mountains took on all iints and shades,
and their sides became a patchwork Of
many coIors. which we saw through Il
thin veil OF gold. On other hIlls the
Yel was delicate lavender, and ON
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

upon record. and II We could trace oui
-, sorofnthors back into the uhth
c,rs va SHOULD probably find that tneS
@sc arr rnuains. They are supposea
10 have COME here from SOUTHERN ~
ropc bun. if so. 1t was when - -ll,,,,,,s
odr ravage and when our ancestors
,src slllr eating with their ingers and
siccrin. on skins In tho wllds OF INC
iDseed. the 8crhers were here when
A.hnna WAS IN It's Infancy and when
roinc was yet 10 be- born. There ore
records In the Egyptian temples aat-
,nr as Ear back as l,30O years before
Christ, which speak Of 'hem as huN.Ys
rn.v cheeks blue eyes ana req uAil
IND we find them fighting Win tne
Proenlcians. tNe c,arsNagenlaas
Romans the Goths and the Vandals'
They were conquered again ana aEelt'
b,l they fled To- their Businesses IN ne,
Atlas and have Kept their lndlVluuaitly
to this day.
when the Arabs came. the Berbers
were again overcome, and they adopted
the Mohammedan religion, bat tney
have modified 1t 10 suit themselves arg
they have sim their own ways ann
customs, as they had in the past Inc
Kabyle women do not veil then faces
and the men are satisfied to have but
one wife. A large number, however
have lntefmarrled with the lllsn
races. and there are now among sheu'
"a many brown skins as fair skins
Tho fierce African sun dhrkens the
itehter-hued KabyIes In the summer
and they take on the brown. roseats
compilations OF Italy, Spain and south
france
KAMoNG. TIVE KABvLES OF THE
GRAND ATLAS.
have seen many Of these fair
skinned l3arbers on kahyles since |
came to the black continent sor7e
months ago. [ met them first IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
Mrs. Cora B. Miller
Makes a Fortune
Started Few Years Ago With No
Capital. and Now Employs Nearly
One Hundred Clerks and
StenOgra piers.

Until few years ago Mrs Cora b,
Miller lived In manner similar 10
that of thousands OF other very poor
women of the average small town and
village She now resides In her own
palatial brown stone residence, and Is
considered one Of the m ost successful
busin ess women in the United States
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

The Berbers are the Oldest white rnas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

Millions of Ross Checked Raired Eyed AricThe V1
the Mountain IopsA PEN Picture Kbey House and Frm-Wb<
Sheep Doky Sleep With the PsA Land of Village
Carpenter Describes His Hundred Mile Ride Through the Mountains o c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
MILLIONAIRE BANK PRESIDENT INVOLVED

constant A Andrews president o. tA United
eN aA IL paed
Aeae Of Philadelphia The remarkable
pHhanl makes $50 specific
p.aNtr Ma Andrews ted Preside
being sister Of Mrs COUSIN of the es.
unI Ma Klenne
wv" eNutsh ME- Nene y handsome
' ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23

Others A. snow white tinged with rose
pink As the sun disappeared a band Of
royal purple ran around these mountain
peaks, resting below them while there
were bands OF busning copper above
and below.
Y>- -rrrr, ,L,c
'N Hit- N-AHa LIZ NlLA-AuFS'
The most striking feature of The
whole of these Atlas scenes is the hll
man interest which shines out of their
every picture The Kabyle villages are
eyerywhere There ore tbo,,sa1sds az
them in The Algerian r,o,intefr9s NV.
ery great hilltop Is spotted with them
and they cap ali the lower neaks yrha
people build right on tSa IONS ~
sSe hl il Their iitte huts are Of stone
walls are whItewashed. and every cry. town WIN
makes q great patch of white and red
on the land scape.
The villages are usually far off the
road and are reached only bv mule
paths. ] climbed On and visited snr,e Of
them. One was entered bv easa
forming a sort of loaflne MACE Tor the
goWned. bron xed- faced. ttlrbaned citl-
Gems, Passing through this / was right
close together hulls arnnc ,sr,r,v
streets With no pa venlents Of any kind
They are an Of one story ARID lonk
more like stables than homes Tho doors
are ude, although some have carving
r9on them They enter into a co,Ta
u.on which are souetirne two holses
the walls Of both facing the street. The
average house ia about IL feet square; il
has ridge roof. which is seldom more
than l2 feet in height AT the tornp. Hers
in the Atlas these roofs are OF rod file
and in other places they are OF thatch
The houses are entered from the
court by doors Il & rough as thoeN v,hich
face the street They are abseluteIv
without ornamcntltlon. They have M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-04
GsTuO,o y AsooAoos

oJo" 81 aqua mineral natural de VILAJU1GA, es
el reedo las Intermediates Estoaqo
sa malas destione Su sabor agradabe puede
comun Este para est6mago ay
ia caja de boeas de tro botellas suelta en- las
siguientes.
MAYAGUEZ don E. Franco
PONCE, Hotel Comado de don B. Mea
AGUADILLA. Farmacia de don ]. ]. Font
ARECIBO Hotel Las Baleares" Cafe de los Sres Mir
Orp Ca
FAJARDO Farmacia de don Luis Ordonez
GUAYAMA, Sres, Freiria Hnos i
CAGUAS, Sr. Ambrosio Machuca AIN
MANATL Sres J. Padr6 Ca.
HUMACAO don Aureio RAMIREZ
MAUNABO. Fa1macia de don lose G. Sugranes
CAROLINA. Sres. A1suaga Ca
CANOVANAS Sres Fernandez 5obrinos.
SAN JUAN Farmacia Colon de don r. Anazan Sucesores
de fenandez hemano Suceores de Sobrno Fernandez
Garcia Perez Ca don Fernandez Francisco Carrero
y sus agentes generates F. Font hermano. ~~
Precio todas parties 30 ctys bot.lla de ro. mn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-04

81 doctor do Fleury ha publicado
On una revista francesa una serie dc
considcracioncs encam inada 4demos-
trsr en que fofma debeu alimentarse
los intelectuales. "
Sostleno que todos los que So dedi.
can al trabajo intellectual deben nu-
trirse con alimentos ligeros|en aten-
cion 6 que efectdan POGO ejercicio.
perpanecen mucho tempo sentados,
excftanse frccuentcmente cn sus ta-
reaS q sisteuaa nervioso y fatigan 81
cerebro.
La neurastenia y el artitrismo les
espfan.
En- I62 neurastenicos intelectuales,
u. de Fleury ha contado IS hombres
de negocios y bolsitas. 26 poetas, no.
velistas autores dramat icos, rs en-
pleados de administracion II medi-
cos y dentistas. cuatro abogados y
dos escultoreS
Todos ellos sc lamentan de 10 mis-
mo. Fatiga de la memoria, obscure.
cimiento de la inteligencia. psrdida
de la voluntad, accesos impWsNos,
melancolfa { inapetetencia del ira
bajo.
Todo clio, en- opinion del medico
citado, depende del NAL regimen de
alimentacion que geperalmente Sc usa
entire los intelectuales. Abuse de
carnes, vino. alcohol, cafe, te y ta-
baco.
M. de Fleury ha visto muy menu
do que una neurastenia grave. pero
reciente, cede con facilidad ante la
adopci6n de un tratamiento lacteo in
tegral, seguido de dos semanas de
vegetarismo complete, y ~despues de
TN regimen mixto, con predomin,o
cereales. en- la aim entacion.
Como alimentacion corriente. per
mite los intel ectuales que Sc hallan
en- buen estado de salud que tomen
por Ia naafIana 200 gramos de cafe
con leche y dos bizcochos con mante-
ca. Al mediodia cuatro b:zcochos.
q guisa de pan; de 100 l25 gramos
de carne asada la parrllla. sin
salsa: una legumbre verde una en-.
Salada cocida. TN lacticin,o dos biz
-cochos. Por las noches una sopa. pas
teles 8 una legumbre SEGA. una le-
gumbEe verde. frutas cocidaS dos
bizcochos con manteca.
NADIA dc vino nj alcohol y muy po-
co cafe.