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Ell Sc nor Mariana Rios, de Csyey, in.
greSa en- la Union.
Es IN mlIOsO compltrIatl Do apueIla IoeaIIda


De Oaysy reOibimoB aver Ia oiguients
caTtG para 10 publication:
"Cay0y, P. R. o tubro Is de 1908. So
nor Director de "La CoETsBpondOnCia. ="
San Juau p r. Senior: HRHta hoy, uGflor
Director, habfams moBtrado indifsEonto al
mOvimisnto polftiCo que 90 varifca en-
nueatrs fnGulR, por Greer que ningunO de
Loo paTtido1 ContsndiGnteB tERbNjabR poE Ell
biOneHt9E de GBtR terra idolatFsd0; peEo
hObi6ndoleB pueAtO en- obE0Fvaci6u, me ha
Convencido plenament0 que IL "Uni6n dc
Puerto Ric0 90 10 tniCR OgFupaoi6n que di'
BinteTGIadamOnts luchR con tOB6n y OneFgfR
por hRCeE sBtA iglR pE68p0FA y feliz, y,
poE 10 que iDgFeT0 do llGno en- BuB patriot
cas- tilOG dGBd0 cate moment0.
Sepan pu6V, los unioniGtaB todeB, que o.
que estAD linsas OBCribs, OHtf digpusGto &
luChaP por los BacFoH idGsloB que tan ga
llardamonts defOude Ia Union PueEtOEEi'
quEfV.
GTaofsU, senior Director, por Is pubIicR'
oi6n do Las prOuontOB linGaH y 8epA que ls
diItiDgus Su nuOvo CorEsligionaEiO.-Ma
rSG1O Rios
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EI Kaiser EeSsa C0n0GeT
a MF. Roosevelt

On iDfoEmO do origOn aut6ntiCo, usgdn
10 sHegur0, pueD psrto del pAlBCio del em'
peradoT, OfFmR que deEsaEfs muCho 81
KRiDeF que ol pFOaid0nts RoOu0vslt viaitaTB
Al0mania, cuGndo r0gFss0 del viaj0 dc CO.
coEfRB que vs haCeF al Africa.
AnhslA mucho 81 OmpOEAdor oonocsr per-
BOnalmOntO Mr.. Roosevelt
Diio EeC'ont0mentO una persona que
fu6 viBitaFle, que el placer mas grRnd0
que podrfG expOFimGntar RhoFR d0ntro
de slgunOg amos, HsE1a OonoCOr & GAte nots'
ble hombEs de E1tRdC, quiGn Rllf 90 nom
bra eel primer americana" y CuyRs cuRli'
dad08 no us encuantran con fEecuencia.
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CeIebFaT0n el aIiveTSari0 de Ia fuD'
daCi0n de FiIadeIfia.

FilsdeliR, Pa, OCtubEa 3.-Hac0 POGO
90 CslebT6 en- OatB oiudad una CeEsmOniO
para ConmemoraF oil 225 anivsrgaEio da
la fundsCi6n de ls oiudad de FiladeIfiQ.
Sc llev6 & efeCto On In plszs slFadsdoF de
la cara GyuntRmiantO, Be d0dicaEon %
grand0I , mHgui6oaB l6mpRraB que fusron
snC0ndidaB poF % nif1Rs de o. lualag. Ca
de una dc las l6mpaFRB repRsgantabR uno
dc los vaintiocho diHtTitoB, pusbIoU vilIaH
del Condado dc FiladOIfia lRB que 90 con-
DolidaTon ? formaTon pREt0 do IR ciudsd
On 1854
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La muertG del millionaire mGjiCaDd
Antonio B0Ii0.
Como 50 GDtOT6 del suCesO su hIIO Gu8tly0.

FL stsamar Lueaoia lego Nav York
de Liverpool, tray0DdO ~ boFdo an pa
g0iaEo mueHto. Antonio Bolio, IN milo
mario meiicauO, y Al mi8mo tempo entraba
On lG bahia el vGpoT La Lorraine, del Hk-
vre, que trafa & Bu hijO GuStAvo, con "a
familiR.
El anCiGno habfa muerto el dia antsr
do llegsE,y 10 hRbfa sRbido enBeguidA Ga hi
jo, pu0l deBds 81 die anterior su muerta
80 eBtaba comunicsndo con 81 por medic
del tsI6grgf fo ain hiloE.
81 dis do Bu musEts no Tecibi6 pi0gGu
msngAja nj dc Bu padre nj del sscFetsPio,
y mas IuPgo sl BsoFetaEio le Onvi6 uuo d.
Ci6ndol" que sHtRbs muy mRlo, , luego
que hRbfa muaEt0.
El padre 6 hijO qusEfan vsniE en- el
mi0mo vOpor psrO tltimsmento Is visron
obliga0oU tOmRr diforenta steamer. 81
sefioE Bolio era un plantsdoF EstiEad0 = Ba
d0CfR que era sxtE8madRm0nto Hica. T0'
mis- IS GliOU y hAbfa tsnido veinto = doB
hijoE, once dc los cuGIe1 viven.
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Estrada Cabrera condenado a nuerte
OTTO atontado contra su vida.

Por talegrsmR reOibidO de San FranoiS'
co California ss. Gabe que los paBSjOFoB que
arEibRron 6!timRments Equ0l puerto, &
bordo del vapor "Oity Of Para" pEoCeden'
t0 do Contro Am6ricp, r0latan que Bu
TalidR do GUATEMALA, 90 RcRbAbB de Oome'
ter un atontRdo contra EHtrAdR Cabrera,
puea aI acsECarue 6bs al tel6fonO, lR Gx'
ploli6n de una mfquinR internal 10 lanz6
contra lG pared,
Sc acudi6 On auxilio del presidents, que
Be hOlIaba deBvanSCidO por lR ConmoCi6n
uufrids, Sunquo 10 rOuult6 con lesion do
impOTtanCiR.
No 90 hH podidO avsriguGE quienCG fae'
ran Los aut0EeI del RtontAdo, p0EO 20 hR
dotOnido OlgunaO p0E1OnaB como Do0ps
Chouar. AftEmas0 que lR exoitaCi6n contra
EStrSda CabgaRa Oh inmMlBR On Guat0nn'
10, que BeguFamOntO Ol tiEGno no taEdaEa
On Ger RgeginGd0.
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REUMATISMO MUSCULAR

Siempre que Sc trata de combatir los
crueles dolores del reumatismO en- los
mdsculos, bien sea en- los rinones, en-
las cOstillas o bien veces en- ell cuello,
aconsejamos ell uso del Omagil.
Y este, porque tomando ell Omagil
Zen licor Q en- pildoras) la mitad de la
comida, la dosis de una cucharada
sopera del licor, bien 2 pildoras,
basta para calmar prOntamente los
dolores reumaticos, aun los mas crueles
y antiques y pOr rebeldes que sean a
Otros remedies. Asimismo cura las
neuralgias mas dolorosas, cualquiera que
sea su asiento las cOstillas, los rino-
mes, los miembros 8 la cabeza, y alivia
los sufrimientos tan penOsos de los alta
ques de gotta.
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>Vnllo, Viau, Ochotoco, GrahOmO, sanchsS
Morales, BarboDs y Will0uhby. II At
torney General 20 auHsnt6, como hOmoD
dicho antOg, & mitRd do 10 session.
SoliOitud del gefior w. A. Kin para o..
tableCer an gsrvicio de lug al6CtriCa y
fusrzR motris an diutintag poblaCiOnGs do
la isle. EI LCdo. HGRtzslI dice one On
nombre de 10 CompaafR do la luz Gl6ctEiCa
do Ponce 90 opOhO GGIa OOliCitud, RaSS
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BENEFICIOS:

10. Asistencia m6dica dOmieiliO.
20. Medicinas gratis en- la farmacia que
Vd. eliza.
80. sOcorEOs On dinero: de $1.OO en- prim er
gradO, O.75 ctvs. en- 20. y de 0. so ctvs.
en- 80.
40. El total fntegro de las Quotas de 10
ctvs. que SO r8cauden pOr cada defun-
ci6n que Ocurra, en- case de falleci-
mientO Actualmente Sc han satisfe-
chO pOr este cOnceptO, 72 dollars.
so. ServiciO OdOntOl0gicO. EXtracciOnes
de pleas careadas, con ell dentist8 que
que Vd. eliza, de los establecidOs en-
San Juan.
so. servicio de Practicante en- SUI domici-
lilo de Vd.
CAPITAL SOCIAL EN- 80 DE SEPTIEM-
BRE ULTTNrO, colocado en- ell Banco Terrific
rial y en- Ell Popular de P. R., S3886.09 ORC.
Procure una sOlicitud y un Reglamen-
to y sOlicite ingresO.
Escriba a P. o. Box, 483, San Juan, P. R.
NOTA. Ell Facultativo de esta sOciedad 10
es ell reputadO m6dicO DR.. senior
Jose N. CarbOnell,
CristO 49, ST.
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Il onmit6 1a frnnnnininn.

al comits do frauquiCiaH.
ViSta pGblicR para CongtEuiE uR musllo
p6bliO0 On Maysgtez, poE Cusnts de don
Arturo Bravo y pRBR al C0mit6 de fran
qaiCiRE
A laG 4 J 5 tOEminG 10 1oli6n.
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La petit nadadora Dorothy.

PittlbuEg, Pa. O3tubEa 3.-EntEs lon
nRdadorel qua fuoron contender On 10
CREEaEa de nBtRoi6n del Lake Elisabeth,
que GO llev6 & Caho hacs POGO, fguE6 la
POquefR Dorothy Swan Wilkins, de tres
GfiOn. Aunquo tan psquaiiR, OlIG puads
nRdsF una considerable distRncia.
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ANTES
DESPUES
EFECTOS DEL TRATAMIENTO
Por Ell OMAGIL

Creado ell Omagil conforme a los
i!timos descub ~~iantos de la ciencia,
no contiene subj alguna nociva,
SUI uso no pres, absoIutamente ell
menOr peligro pai, salud. Ademas, ell
licor pOS6e un sabt AgradabiliSimo.
Generalmente ell alivio Sc produce
desde ell primer dia, y ell tratamiento
cura, con todO no cOstar mas que
unos so cGntimos cada vez.
De venta en- las buenas farmacias,
mas para evitar todo error, erijGse
slempre en- la etiqucta Ell mombre OmagiI
u las sDJ5GS del Dep6Sit0 general Mai
son L. FRERE, 19, rue JarOb, Paris. s
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Dep6sitOs en- San Juan Farmacia del
Sr. Fidel Guillermety. Plaza de BaldO.
rioty de Castro y Sueres. de J. M, Blanco y
Co. San Francisco 54.
En- Mayaguez. Farmacia de los Sres. Sa-
liva HermanOs, Avenida II de AgOstO y A.
Mulet, Plaza Principal 66.
EN- Ponce. Farmacia Ruiz de POrras y
FaruRci0 ViI1aFODQR,
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POR UN DOLLAR MENSUAL
ANTICTPADO

mdtuos TEL HOGAR", fandada en- 897,
los siguientes
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HAY yin "BRoMo oUI-

NINA y ess es Ell LAXATIVE BRoMo QUTNTNA
usade en- todo 81 muEdo para curar Resfrados en- nm
dia. Ia dEms do g. W. GROVE, Sc halla en oada
CaiitRs
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-10-01
BRYAEs POLICIES DESTRUCTIVE.
Mr.. Taft Compares Republican and
Democratic Platforms.
(From Mr.. Taffs Speech Of Accep-
tance.)

The chief difference between the Re.
publican and the Democratic platforms
Il the difference which has heretofore
been seen between the policies Of Mr..
Roosevelt and those which have been
advocated By the Democratic candidate,
Mr.. Bryan. Mr.. RooSeVelts policies
have been progressive and regulhtive;
Nj. Bryan's destructive Mr.. Roose-
welt has favored regulation OF the bust.
ness in which evils have grown I'D 90
a. to stamp out the evils and permit
the business to continue. The tendency
Of Mr. Bryan's proposals has generally
been destructive Of the business with n
meet to which be is demanding reform.
Mr.. Roosevelt would compel the trustr
10 conduct their business IN a lawful
manner and secure the benefits Of tAelr
operation and the maintenance Of thu
prosperity Of The country Of which thsy
are IN important part; while NJ
Bryan would extirpste md destroy ths
onfirs business IN order % stamp 81
~ sylls Whlco ihsg have pr,c1cl4
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ITCHING ECZEMA
E|FTY-F|VE.YEA
Suffered TORRENTS from Birth =
BoiIs Formed as Big as Walnuts
-InFrightfuI COndltionand Could
Hardly Work Tried All Kinds Of
Remedies to No Avail AT Last
WHOLLY CURED IN 5
MONTHS BY CUTlCURA

Fl had an itching. tormenting eczema
ever since came into the world, and
am now q man ffty-fve years old.
tried all kinds Of medicines heard OF,
but found no relief. / was truly in
friehtfuI condition. At last my blood
was so bad that ] broke out all over
with red and white boils. which kept
growing until they were as big as wal
nuts, causing great pain and misery.
thought they would take the skin on
my whole body, but kept from scratch
ing as well as / could. ] was so run
down that / could hardly do my work.
Mr.. Nelson r. Burnett recommended
the use Of Cuticura Remedies, telling
me he was confident they would benefit
and. IN time, cure me. used the Cuti-
cura. Soap, Ointment, Resolvent, and
Pills for about eight months, and / can
truthfully say am cured. cordially
recommend Cuticura Remedies to all
who are afIlictad the same as was, be-
keving that, u they VIII use them
according TO directions, they viii find
them ali they are represented 10 be.
Any one doubling the truth Of the above
can write 10 Mr.. Burnett, who viii cheer
fully vouch for my statements.
Hale Bordwell, R. +. d. 3, Cedar
Corneni, Upton, Ia. Aug. IL 1907"
-I cheerfuIly endorse the above tes-
tlmonial, Il 4 the truth. ! know Mr..
Bordwell and know the condition he
was in. He never tires Of praising the
Cuticura Remedies.
Nelson r. Burnett. Upton, la"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-10-01
A Court Marital Pos,ponsd.

Washington. Sept. 2s.-The court
martial OF Col; Dan Cornman, Seventh
infantry, which was to have begun at
Fort Wayne. Mich, Tuesday, has been
postponed temporarily owing to the
fact that Col. Hatfield and Capt How
land, connected with the court, are
identified with the retiring board
which is about to take up the case
Of Col. Stewart Of the coast artillery
corps. The Cornmsn case will be
taken up as soon as the members Of
the court martial are not otherwise en-
aged.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-10-01
ImpFactleabIs Democratic PrOposl.
tIon for Trust Control.
Convincing Exposition Of Fallacy Of
Bfyan's Panacsa for Solving
Problems Of Modern
business.
(Erom Gov. Hughes Youngstown
speech.)

1 sf Il .
When We consider remedies that are
proposed for the trusts, we find our
selves journeying in a land Of dreams
Again the magician Of 1895 waves his
wand At stroke difficulties disap-
pear and the complex problems Of mod
Arn business are forgotten in the fas-
citation Of the simple panacea. And,
~ the free coinage Of silver in the
ratio Of 16 to / was to destroy the
curse Of gold, 50 the new found specific
Of equal perfection IL to remove the
curse Of industrial oppression. The de-
fusion Of 1908 Is comparable only to
that Of twelve years ago.
The first suggestion Ia that the law
should prevent duplication Of d.
rectors among competing corporations
However advisable It may be to have
Independent directorsssg Of competing
corporations, b would seem still more
Important to have Independent stock
holders, for a majority Of the stock
holders Of corporation choose the d.
rectorS. If law were passed pre-
venting the duplication Of directors It
would easily be evaded In the selection
Of men who would represent the same
Interests. The most ordinary exper-
fence shows that 1t Is not necessary to
serve on board Of directors in order
70 control Ito proceedings. Whatever
the advantage Of such a law as is pro-
posed, It hardly rises to the dignity Of
Q remedy" or vildicates its title to a
pIdce In 'hn imposing scheme Of reform
outlined In a national platform.
But the more important proposal IL
that any manufacturing or trading
corporation engaged in interstate com
merce shall be required to take out
federal license before It shall be per-
mitted to control az much as % per
cent Of the product in which it deals"
A license is permission, and the object
Of the remedy 10 not to regulate large
businesses, but to destroy trusts. Hence
the supposed efficiency Of the plan ID to
Be found in the prohibition Of the con
troll By any such corporation "of more
than 30 per cent Of the total amount Of |
any product consumed In the United |
This 10 another delusioD Of |
ratio.
1t might be interesting to inquire
what ID the meaning Of "any product
In the United States" Does
It refer to class Of commodities?
And, II 90, bow shall the classes be de-
lined? Or does 1t refer to each. sena-
rate article of commerce2 And, II so,
what account does this proposal take
Df the skill and initiative Of manufac-
turers who have built up a more or
. +. Us e /. ID + w. ~
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for handling tae other $6,oOU,OO0?
Should 1t assume that the total trade
will increase and is not always to re.
main at $4,000, 900, and hence retain
larger portion Of It's plant in idle.
ness? Or suppose concern controls
100 per cent Of the trade In some arti-
Gle, what plants shall It retain? It
can produce nothing until others pro-
duce; but 1t may produce an amount.
equal to the production Of Others, and
1t hopes the trade will grow. What
vision Of business uncertainty and con,
fusion. Of idle and impaired plants, Of
the ruin Of worklngmen whose lives
have clustered around particular indus
tries and who depend upon their CON
tinued e6iciency, is presented BY this
fanclful remedy for the destruction Of
tryists!A
Apart from this II the dissolution
we're effected 10 the manner desired
and portions of plants could be sold
and were sold as suggested, to whom
would the sale be NADER Would 1t BE-
necessarily to foes or to those ambI-
tious to be competitors and anxious to
take advantage Of lts plight?
This proposal in Its utter disregard
Of the facts Of business, in Its substi.
tuition Of the phRhtahies Of the imaRin.
alton for the realities Of life, stamps
the Democratic platform with the fatal
stamp Of 1895. The commerce and III
dustry Of this country, the interests Of
its ware earners and Of its interdepend.
emit masses, who must rely upon the
stability Of business, cannot AFFORD to
give license to such vagaries.
In the solemnity with which this
proposal has been declared, and the in
Ilstence with which II p advocated, we
ind an appropriate test Of the capacity
II our opponents to deal wisely with
The problems Of the day.
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RuasIan EpIdemIe lner,aaIna.

Washington. Sept 2s.-The cholera
epidemic in Russia Is increasing. says
cablegram to the marine hospital
service from a European representa-
tive Of that bureau Monday. The prin.
cipal eenters Of infection are ST. Pc
tersburg. Astrakhan. Guriew. Knban.
Bostow and the Don valley.
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THEDAvIs HEARING
PRELIMINARY TRIAL or THE
OMAHA MURDER CASE Is
NEARLY COMPLETED.
SOUGHT TO PROVE An ALIBI
Attorney for Alleged Slayer Of Dr.
RustIn Tried to Show Clients
whereabouts on Night Of
Tragedy.

| Omaha, Sept. 29.-The taking o.
evidence In the preliminary hearing Of
Charles Edward DAVIS, charged with
the murder of DR.. Frederick Rustin
was concluded Monday and the argu.
ments Of counsel will begin Tuesday
morning. Mrs. Rice spent most Of the
forenoon under q rapid fire Of cross
questions by Attorney Gurley, for the
defense, but nothing of Importance,
other thar what had already devel-
oped. was brought out. rs
During the afternoon the defense
presented its evidence, about score
| Of witnesses being called. Mr.. Gurley
sought to prove an alibi by showing
that Davis was at his hotel when the
shooting occurred.
The county attorney had a lively
half-hour with two police officers who
had been called into the case, and
sought to show that they had not been
vigilant In presenting the result Of
their investigation to him.
The arguments will occupy most. Of
the day Tuesday.
The defense presented its Testimony
during the afternoon, calling about 20
witnesses. The entire effort of Davis
counsel was given In an attempt tn
prove an abb, but the witnesses In
some instances were subjected to a
searching examination bv County Al.
tornev EpelIsh
An intaresfine mart of the afternoon
prnceadinys was tina ,ntroduction ~
navIs, testimony given A. the cor.
nnarts ;nrrest The county ,attornav
read n ihroueh the crowd folIowinr
tbe reading Win intense Interest \ "a
Frank Craham was the fitst witness
introduced ~ the defense He testi. |
fled that he lived Al the chatham
hotel ana had 4 roon near that of
nav,a
~ aad ~ read until after mia.
rioht ana thor 1aII a.Iaen IN b,a chair
Wheu he awoEa q waa rhortlv seer
4 o,cIceE Ne vent - 'tbe totlet rocm
and there found lsnma nersop had
ao,Ied tbe room NV vom,tirg An the
.w,doree nrodrcsS - tha 900
5000 ,y,ut ~. ehoo.irg ose,,vvad u
! "a q the rrcrnfrc Twartr orestr
II ~ ~ ~ ", ,Tore rrt ~ H. star1
y, v,nv. tb.t ~ othar ,,er,o, ~ tbo
botei thar nsvis Vas s,ck tb.t r,ght
ners. hsS oI,a.dv t.stsfa6 - hetrg
.,ct ana rrahsm,s test,monv vas n,
.rodn.a5 - chew ma r1sv;s was ~
ne h"ta, hosnro The sha"t,n. ~ .be
r p,s,i~ hona acc,,rr.d
rIsr,v 3 1,,,H,,,,, so.r,.,. $500 sr
cr,ah. 49, i. rras. ~ VI !, $50 M
!, 49, ps.e u
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BALDWIN SALOON shIpued Es,t.

St. Joseph. Mo-, Sept 2s.-DIngibls
balloon No. 1 of the war department
which has been used here in expert
mental flights during the military
tournament. has been shipped to
Fort Myer, Virginia, in charge Of,
Lieut. B. D. FouloiA Lieut. +. b.
Lahm has gone to Omaha to take part
in balloon flights there.
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on. KIND h cuhan RIot..

Washington, Sept 29.-Dispatches
received at the war department Mon.
day from Provisional Gov. MRgoon
show that one man was shot and
Killed and eight injured by canes and
nsts as q result OF political disturb
ances in Cuba Sunday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-10-01

Berlin, Sept 2s-The Prussian
Academy Of Sciences, an association
Of emlnebt men under the patronage
Of the government, has inherited The
sum Of f7.boo.ooo from = banker
aamed Sampson The money 3 % -
srpsndSd Tor sclsnuhs purposes
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less exclusive trade In particular ar
ticles, often protected by trademarks,
although in most active competition
with other articles designed for the
same general purpose and seeking the
same market2 In a desire to correct
the evils Of business are we to place
an embargo upon honest endeavor
whose activities present none Of the
abuses requiring remedies7 And. II
not, what statutory definitions shall be
found to be adequate and Just II we
lay down our prohibition in terms Of
volume or ratio Of business and not in
terms Of right and wrong9 If we
adopt MI. Rryan's proposal, to what pc
riOd Of production 10 the prohibition
to apply7 IL the excess for a day or
for a month to be considered? or u
the average production for a year to be
taken7 And what system shall be de.
vised BY which suitable information
may be furnished In the nature Of dan
ger signals along the routes Of trade
10 that the manufacturer may know
when be is about to exceed the pre-
scribed ratioi He may Justly be re-
CURED to govern his own conduct but
how shall he be apprised Of the con-
duct Of others upon which is to depend
his.auilt or innocence2
Ing patent Mws cVme. true
monopoiy III tne eAcuSlVe riSnt 70 man
insecure ana seli' Ne tnese laws 70
De repealed because . private mon
Opoiy 10 indefensiDie ana inrolerable"
~ ~
An example Of Mr.. Bryan's reason
ing IL found in his statement that
..ehen n corporation controls 10 Der
cent of the total product it supplies
forty millions Of people with that prod
uct" There are. ef course, specialties
which have limited market and are
used BY q relatively small number Of
the people Of the United States. More |
than 30 per cent ana indeed even as
much az 100 per cent OF the trade in
such articles may be In the control
Of a particular corporation. This may,
In fact, be relatively a small corpora
hon. II may never have aspired to the
insayory renown Of trust" But by
prosecuting Its particular line with
ldellty and meeting satisfactorily
limited want; or by reason Of some
,ecret processes or advantage of experi-
,nce, II may control the trade in Civ
m article Of commerce. Or, suppose n
,onoern controls the whole trade in
,one useful byproduct which II has
'ound II advantageous to make. is the
,rade TO be prohibited?
The Democratic platform makes no
,xcept,onu to ever sucb cssas and we
ave loornad 10, I. 4. .,rsI,v ah,na,uo
: N what !. o,,s.s
u We could imagine sucn etuu
to be enacted INTO law, a2u
Q Dc regarded as valid, what woulu Is
De enectf Mr. Bryan WITH MS usua'
eauiness' suggests tnat tne coneeln
aay sen as muen OF its plants - ale
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-10-01

Gentle anolntings win Cutieura, the
great Skin Cure, pneoeded b. warm
baths with Cuticura Soap. followed IN
TIE severer forms. with mid doses Of
Cuticura Resolvent Pills, Afford instant
ruiief, permit rest and sleep, and point
to . speedy cure. d tortunne, dishguf-
lne. ticking. burning. and analy humos,
ooSornas, rashcs, and inhAmmations,
from lafancy 70 ago.
cunu-s 80 rl1,l q o.. a. n, O.
en- u1alls1rf f'1cl - Hr1I ~ lr1. ~ CT
Il'1 = b. vi II d = . ~ = 49,.
- $3.50 - lI..l ..1l DIS 4 60.
- asnns
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-10-01
An Illinois central Wreck.

Springfield, ILL.,, Sept. 20.-Illlnois
Central's fast Diamond Special, south
bound. ran into an open switch at
Divernon, 20 miles south of Spring
field, late Monday afternoon. The
engine plunged into the ditch and was
completely demolished, Engineer A.
J. Shell and Fireman Edward Taylor,
both of Clinton, ILL.,, jumped, both be-
ing injured. Eliza Beth Mcclure, Z.
lear-old daughter Of Charles Mcclure,
was playing in yard near the tracks
when the fragments of the demolished
engine struck and instantly killed her.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-10-01

Toxic. Sept 2s.--It Is believed nat
Japan win withdraw e large portion
Of he Japanose troops nov stationed
n North China. isaying onlT = anal
number Ct retin and Tlsntsin.