davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11
TAFT RECEIVES GREAT
 OVATION AT KANSAS CITY

a"he1aa,r~ hs Haui>hed t.4aHdts-~. .s# fHatr rasttaas aH .oT tHa Waat# raa. f9-~.=z=- Wh#H -F.lhHs af =rs.#rrH administration H, dgJfstf.J | z.aaa eul'Es #aa t4. pa.-idsat. Ta NJ Eas--= teI. tH- -r,aksrrtrihutsd Jff rH. -..az eIirH #ad eaH. Ia f#a.t y#5F-. IT. sl..aa.af Em 4za ; hsee#aa4.s aH+#. tes aaa ### stsHsasup###as Huzzar Doe s.tI.a President. Gsaset.t. h. .af= had undertaken tlsH al azg.u.gH ##fHz# IT. md =trIH## ra aHfaar tHH aeaaaHfa wrongs which had h,er eraNaa mta ta. r4sfa#.d and eaH= m,rsla1 soil of tHs country tar z.aarl= uouzz H. had e5rrea #salu#f IL moss r"aerfa and aeaia=. H.- OVID e0ays Ee aad drHea tla ==f=taiz-ttssf# r.=f N.eaaale suatt n.a zsag- ta l.s.#-a Im and m. courage shown l.
 II -a a.aa- ssas To rH. m.r- Har-I-# courage at t-- 44ra-H-a t- 3H
 10 the -aaae~, raae. n h. -..- S,-ttu
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11
COMMONS
 STORMED
BRITISH PARLIAMENT RAioEO BY WOMEN AND EXCITING
 SCENE TAKES PLACE.
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 LONDON Fab. ~ Women -uffra- =fz'- sfafH.d IHr uuu=. uf commons s.Hiir parliament was in session. and a scene ru-uvd which k unprecedented m rhs annals af any country.
 Taa fafr, ef police generally station ei 1t"uHd Westminster was insufficient for the task and fhr hluccoat~ and tHr HeH,u struggled herroly ou the il""r af ta" hause Nbils the members booked aa iu amJzemeHt.
 Fiffg of the -nGragisls were arrested and conveyed to jail through thronged fhprau4hfar,s- The attack on tho house iS th, sensation uf the hour.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11
NEWS SPAPERS TO
INCREASE PRICE.

MONTREAL. Dee. IL Several uf the meWspapers af Canada and the United States are increasing their price, ew- ing tp the increased price af white pa- per In fuct the publishers who have made announcements state that il is not only paper. but every description of printing material, and also labor. has largely increased in price during The past year
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11
NOME MAN CHARGED
 WITH FORGING CHECKS

SEATTLE Feb. l0-Erncst Harris. cx-conduct"r nf the seward Peninsula railroad on the Sunset creek line last summer and yard man for the same company. has been arrested and charg- ed with passing forged checks. He was married three months ago
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11
LOOKING FOR PAY
WITH BIC GANG

ualy and Crabtrc, ua4, Is men ,m- rloyed eH the Memory claim. Suu~st creek, and arr-e er"ssruttng vtfe iht intention of finding the ray. Al asr accounts The paystrrak had uot b.ca reached. but the expectation that il i~ near x strong
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11

. < 2. 2 E E. Z. i. < ., .. < <. z. 2. .. < ,t I'd Rather Tse--Strr THaf z 2. Waltz. Bill" as sung b. John He # F her Pfy at the Dohbs Alaska show < con the --ua i- lita au,. Don
 E miss ii.
 $. .. F 2. B. F i. 8. z, F 2. E F s- ... 2.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11

Fresh Peanuts 15c. per pound. pounds for Sl.
 Lined Leather Mittcns. 2 pairs S1. nz. duck. 1Sc per yard. Al the Nome Bazaar
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11
FOR FOUR
 JUDGES
Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGT0N. n = Feb. IT, II is now certain that the bin proyid- ing for the fourth judicial division dH Alaska will pass.
 The new division aHl he carved out af the Third and ii- headquarters wi hs at Valdez
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11
Go to the North Pole

Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house in town
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11

as ,: 2s :: ss ,: & .s : : !s : : $ z :. 2 ;s Two hours of joy at the Dobbs F i; show on the 22nd. No stage waits. .s :. Me won't stand for 'cm < :: 2: ss 3. :: = 2: ss z I. ss 3s :: !s < ss ]:
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11
WANTED.

WOMAN wants housewnrk. ATrly 4l2
 Third avenue
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11

Granite Mining Candles are the best.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-26
EL LOCO De CALICO
mes en-Lar9S estu-.
VO tres dfaS atadO
con una sega.
En- ell dep6SitO municipal fue desata.
do ell infeIiz denlente.
IN Ghluff0r" fus d0nunsIldo ante d JuzgadO
Do pz.
Ode muestro oOrrsspOnssz. J

Marz0 20.-Don Emilio Harnandez
Bello, que eatuvo grsvements enfarmo ra.
cibi6 l9g RuxilioB de Ia igleaia 81 Iunes &
lag nueye de Ia nochs. La gravedad de
este bUen amigo hR sido CRusa de eBtRr vi
aitado poE sus numaEoEog amigos con que
cuenta.
Los doctoFes HtnoEeI sein Bsnat hR.
cen grandes esfueEzoB por ls Balud del
apreciado oorFeligionRlio.
La festividRd de San Jos6 Sc lIev6 &
cAbo On nueatra igleSiR pRrEoquiaI con yer
dRdsro eBplendoR lucimionto. LA pro-
Cesi6n lleVRda sfecto las 8 de ID ma.
nAns TeBult6 muY ConcurridR anistien'
do ella mas de dos mil cat6IicoF.
La imSgen del GRnto fu6 CaFgada por
lon hermRnoB del sRntfsimo ca 81 trayecto
TecoFEido' LRs hijan de Maria y muchaB
ni1B foTmabRn dos hiIerau bien ordena.
das en- tan hsFmoEo acto. Ell panegiHiCo
& cargo del TeveEendo padre Aguilu6, en,
tuvs eloCuente.
-El policfa Julio Aconta denunci6 al
yscino de AguRdilla, Antonio PRyo, chRn'
fsE del autom6viI, ndmeFo 115, por coErar
& gran vslocidRd por la cRlle ''ViIella" I.
Aver 50 Cslebr6 sl juiCio en- el iu8godo dc
paz. Muchas personals concurrisron 81
tribunal OR 81 fallo y entire elias ell sa'
nor juaz municipal de AgusdiIla, 81 uefior
Gimenez de Is empreEa de autom6viles
que tiane an aqueIl& poblaci6n ell Iicen-
CiRdo Richards que defsndi6 81 acuBado.
DespueB 1e oir lR pruebR de cargo, IL de-
fenBR demoAtT6 al tribunal con RFgumen.
tog convincentes que el Rcusado no habfa
cometido infracci6n de ley, puesio que 81
denunCiRnts no habfa pTobado que el au'
tom6vil llevRTR mas vSloCidad de 10 pEea
critic, puOs 81 trsyecto que TscorEi6 fu6 muy
c0Tto.
81 juez de paz ue1or Gonzalez sobrese-
20 Is CAUSE.
-Baldomero Bay6n, del bRrrio ''Ualls.
joiner" hRcfa algunoB dfas qus estsba loco,
fuTioso inGopoEtable, eBtuVo tres dia-
atado con una sega en- 50 casa = aver 10
condujo al pueblo I'm policfR aCompafi6n'
dolO muchR jsnte. Una vez de eBtar en- el
dep6sito municipal, fus desstRdo.
Don RRimundo Lopez de Victoria
nali6 esta mafiana para San juan, On don
de permRneeer6 unoB diasi
El sefior Lopez CD Rctualmente pVesi
dente de lR juntR perrcquial de cat6licoE
de este pusblo. Tiane ocho hiios que mi
Titan an 81 pRFtido unioniata.
-Tambi61 Sali6 para ea8 ciudad el ae'
nor CRrmeIo Lopez do Victoria, agante
del RemanaHio ca t6lico "La Verdad' que
aB active propagandista de dichR publica.
Ci6n. 8 El primero eB ito de eats coEreB'
ponsaI y 81 ssgUndO primo.
En- 81 vRpor CoRmo" so embRYcar6
& fines de- CorEisnts slIminiatro protsltRnta
de asta locaIidad.
-El alcalde sef1or Gonzalez tiene "a
proyeoto 10 construction de an acueducto.
AplRudimos la idea.
-NTuehas fsmiliRB de eBta jurisdiction
han tenido que maECharBs { diltintoa pun
tos de la isis, poE scr aa6mala la situaci6n
poT que atFavsBabsn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-26
UN cAMBIo

squi5ativo. Incuestionablemente 50
realizan fuortes sumas de dinerG
por las speculaciones mas senci,
Has; pero las grandes fortunas pro.
cedon Gle los negocios legftimos y
lie buena f6, en- que los efectos pro-
n3raionados yalen el precio pagado.
(tiWtos afamados hombres de ne
g14i0s han acumulado sus millo-
hes enteramente de esta manera.
Ezac5os y feles en- todo contrato &
compromise, gozan de la confanza
d3l pGbIico Y dominan un comercio
cue no Pueden alcanzar los COM
potidoras tramposos Y de mala f6.
A 10 largo no paga engafar otros.
Tn farSante puede anunciarse con
III ruido semeiante al sonido de
mil cornetas, pero pronto Sc le llega
4 conocer. Los fabricantes de la
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLB
siempre han obrado baio principles
muy distintos. Antes de ofrecer-
la al p1blico, Sc cercioraron per-
fectamente de sus m6ritos y solo
entonces permitieron que su NOM
bre Sc diera la estampa. Al
pGblico Sc le aseguraron los result
tados, Y encontr6 que 10 dicho era
Ia yerdad. Hoy la gente le tiene
f6 como la tiene en- Ia palabra oe
un amigo probado y de toda con.
fanza. Es tan sabrosa como la
miel 7 contiene todos los principles
nutritivos Y curatiYos del Aceite
de il. g3do de Bacalao Puro, con
,Jarabe de Hipofosftos Compuesto,
Extractos de Malta y Cerezo Sill
yestre. Ayuda a Ia digestion, AFRO
il las Impurezas de la Sangre y
cura Ia Anemia, Escrofula, Deb;li
dad, Linfatismo, Tisis, Y todas las
Enfermedades Demacrantes. Gel
Sr. DR.. Enrique Prins, Medico del
Hospital San Rogue en- Buenos
AIRES, dice: In mi practica he te-
nido oportunidad de apreciar las
exeelentes dotes de sU preparation
y me oomplazco en- certifcarlo, re-
comendando su uso como de resul-
tado muy efcaz." Nadie sufre un
desengano con esta- De yenta
an todas las Droguerias y Boticas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-26
De SOCIEDAD

E,, San Juan -se encuentrsn On sBta
ciudad, en- la reBidencis del senior aime
Annexy, on 81 "VersslleA'', las distiDgui.
dsu SEN oras Celeste IglesiaS de CaSaIduC ,
HortsnniR Casalduc de Aunexy, que sBta
ban On Utuad0.
Lss lindau , diHtinguidsB se Z aEitas Rosa
sandoval AuguUta POrTats, de la sim
patica ciudad del Pivi tambi6n 80 eucusn'
tran de pRHo por estR CiudAd y son hu6'pe-
dss de loB satimableB eBpoBoB Annexy
Igleaiaa.
Grata psrmansncia deusamoH Rquf Las
diHtinguidaB visjeEaB,
Nota triste.- Ell hogar del conocido
gsleno doctor Francisco MatauzO, astS de
luto por ls irreparabls p6rdida Dc 90 tier
no nina Candida, que fu6 conducida 81
maEteH la Ultima moFRda, en- el cements'
rio de Is ciudad.
El tisrno augal que tan presto abRndon6
Is vida, rCgara'en 10 alto, para que Is
EeignRCi6n oFiAtianA sniugue las l6grimRH
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-26
ILO gustl ID ndsIcl7 IQgIurO olTll2

Compre una Pianols an Piano pianos
Il de Il c6lebre Casa THE AEOLIAN
Co., de New York que ha peEfecCionado
euto instrumento hasta llsgaE Il RltuFA
que cSt6. CuaIquier persona puode inter.
pretaF una Pieza de m6aica como Bi fusTa
an RRtiuta.
Adsmfu, hay Iismprs pianos de la como
Ci6a maFca PLEYEL Pianos Alemaneu,
pianos WebeEy mRrca PARIS BAZAR,
eatos 6ltimos s plazos & rRz6n de $40 men
luRle8 uin pagsF nada Rdelantado.
Una viEita ri PARIS BAZAAR do Pc
dEo Giusti 8 una cArta dirijidA q dspaTta'
mento musical pondr6 las psruonaG intO'
reIadaG On poEe1i6n de los datOs que -
6Anann
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-26


un asuntO importants que no podemoa dlHA
cutiF tan ligeramenta.
La pTeaidencia no eAt6 dispuesta
ampliaF ell tempo en- los tuFnog-replica
sl ''spsA ksr"-ni que ss hagan intermi-
nable8 los dGbAtN On eEtos 6timoB dfaB
pueH quedA muy POGO tempo de legiSlatu'
raB no eB poEib terminar todoH los inn
poTt2ntisimoB pPoYeCtos que Run hay pen
dientes do eRtudio.
El asi11r Matianz0 code Bu tuHnA al ge
nor Tizol psTa que 10 conAuma , eRte con-
tin6a Rrgumentsndo; que los cor trGtiSteB
de ObEaB pdblicRH-dice el delegRdo por
San Juan-hsCen trsbRjsr Bus joTnRIeFca
mayor ndmero de tempo, hacienda apa
receV que aus obrercs aceptRn ibremente
eaa mayor tempo de trRhajo cuando se les
obligs clio pngandoleB 81 miGmo jornal.
Que ESQ constituye IN abuse q. hay q. corr
tar. Que eat6 en- 81 debeF de decir-pEo'
Aigue-qus eata O6mRra, que represents al
pueblo , 4 Ia IbeItAd del pals, no dsbs
aparecer m6noB libsFal que sgs Congsjo
EjeCutivo que hR pTeEentado = apFobRdo
caai por unRuimidRd eaR 10y cuYo Con-
seize tantas v8ee8 hsmos tachAdo aquf de
oprssoE enemigo del pais....-.( (splRusoB)
-"TeFminado 81 tuFno"-dics sl 'BFea'
kerr, dando con el msllets El delegado
BsnoF Tizol mira al pEeHidents y Iucg1
los que guedau la iTquierda de Is mesa.
Ell aIfloF Muiioz Aolicita 30 ample el
tempo al Esfigr Tisol, pueato que Ge tratR
de nm impoTtsnte ssunto.
Ell ''speakeE' se lavsnta dice que 80
ver6 en- 81 impFegcindible case de pressntAr
su renuncia de prssidents de la C6maEa =
letiraEae do ella pueB es mataTiRlments i'm
pcsibls que 81 SO Bigus diHcutiendo de eBe
modc, no su podra RprobaF ninguno de los
40 pFOYeCtoa cual mss impoHtante que
quedsn aun por disCuttr estudiar. Que
81 sefior delegado poE San ] aan ha tauido
la mRyoF bsnevolenciR de Ia presidencia,
permiti6ndoHelo hRCer uHo de Ia palabTa
repetida , ampliOmente.
FL senior Munoz Rivera suplicR 81 pre-
Bidents que retire ~ prsp6sito de renuucia
que como un solo cayo, excspcionsI, con-
csdR mayor pTorroga para geguir aygu'
mentando Rl delegado poT San Juan asfioE
TizoI, por tFatarss de IN case de escepcio
nal impo1tanOia.
El speaker" dice que 10 hS concedido
al deIegsdo 20 minutos contra sl Regla'
mento. Que sc concederS 81 miumo item
po & las otroB turnoB que Bolicitsn aTgu
mentar, aupque con eHs HistemS no 30 hars
nada TODD 81 trabsjo de la LsgiSlRtuEa
resuItark indti.
--AhorR 20 EsnunCio Ia pT6rroga -dicC
el atfior Tizol-he teTminado-Ss BientF
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-26
4 AVISo.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
PORTO alco'y

los acconistas <a asocaci6n cooperative de ahorros,
consrucciones de Puerto Rico.
Por orden del Hon. ST. Adrey repartira
tmo dvdndo de 25 bre las candade pagadas por los
accionistas.
Sc suplica el cobro 10 mas pronto possible
J. " HDGHAR1,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-26
GRAN FXP0SiCI0E De GUI5ROS Al 0LE0.

En 81 local que eltuvo ocupando 81 es.
tablscimiento de David BslIamo1e 20 esta
exhibiendo una mBgnffica collection de
cuRdroI sBpaiolGR Las psrIonaa de guH'
to debsn apEovsChRr estR ocasi6n para hR.
cerua de un cuadFos de m6rito con que
adornnr Ia Vala.-Mario S. GeigeE pro.
nintaYin. 4YR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-26

m0BtRRR 8 Inl qu0 lenoEA
rsCen iguoTRT, Higui6ndo
iutencionadaB ''CRTicaturaI
Rico ne han dGdo & CONGO
belIaH : lindfsimay muja
pueblo sB tan quito y ci
que mas en Ia terra.
Vienen muchRg fotogl
eBpirRmoB muChaa mas,
8 como gustGn nueBtraH
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-26
EN- BAYAMON CELE-
bran los triunfOS
de Salvador Ca
nails.
AGuerdO adOptadO en- session CelebIa-
da pOT la junta local de Union.
Una casa De Ia GlIIO de Puerto Rico recIaml
graRdGs fOpaIlGOR0s.
(De nuestr0 eorresponsaIl. J.

MaIz9 25 En- sl ditimo n6mero del
peri6dico EZ NWev0 MWadO, que 90 edita
ca nuestra aDtigus MstT6poIi, apRFece la
fotcgFafiR de nuestFo paiaRno aefi9T Saliva
dor Canals, Gl que hR a!cRnzado 81 eleVado
cargo de sub. .SecrstaTio del preRidsnte del
miniEteEio en- 81 RctuRl gabinete espa mol.
Mucho nos complRCen los triunfos al
cRnzBdog por ell doctor Canals, que hAcen
honor & So pals Bu diAtinguidR fRmilia,
& Is cu2l feIicitEmoB sincaTamante.
-El Lcdo. AoontR, juez de la COEts
municipal de eBta CiudRd, be encuentrR re-
cogido On csma, con uu fueEte ataqus de
grippe Que 10 reponga euBnto anteg 81
rscto funcionafio.
Ell comit6 local del paEtido Unionista,
csIebE6 HsBi6n 81 ldnss por ls noche ? en-
tre otroB acuerdoV, tom6 eI de csrtifcaF
que el Lcdo. Renge, actual sscTetario de
sata Corts municipal, mtTeCe Ia C0ufRnza
y confederation no tan soll de les miem'
bros del Comit6, sino de todog suE correli'
gionaEioF, poT huH valioaog serVicios pres
tadoB al pRTtido deBde que 90 fuud6.
Con motiyo de lleYaTss efscto 81
domingo pE6ximo Ia sERmblea m6dica, en-
eata ciudad, 80 espera que aBistir6 ella
an busn nimero de m6iiGos de lR isla.
"A la casa n6meEo 6, de Ia oRlle de
Puerto Rico, saquina al ComeTcio, deben
hRceuels grRndss repaTaCiones, pueH por
"a eatado Tu1noao, tiene un feo aspecto. Y,
sobre TODD, poE ese mismo aatado resulta
un foco de pRludismo, dada lR humedRd
que encierr8. Yea eato Ia HanidAd.
LA asnOTita profeuora Mercedes Mar
Lfnez, guspfaima tFiguena de YRucO, que
ejsEcs "a profssi6n on euta ciudsd, eB objs'
TO de pl6osmeS y fslicitACiones poE su com
petenoia On 81 difiCil cargo que ejercs.
UnimoI lO1 nueBtroB AincorRmente para
l. -. u.nnnnnn
The Washington bee., 1908-10-31
Lifting Power of Plants.

Experiments of a peculiar char
acter have just been carried out at
several of the noted agricultural col
Ieges Of the Uuited States, the OBJ
ject being to ascertain the lifting
power of growing plants Of different
species. Farmers are well acQuaint-
ed with the fact that the roots OF
trees will disrupt and sometimes
overture a stone wall but the lifting
power OF tender vegetables is equal
Iy surprising. The one result which
has, perhaps. ATTRACTED the greatest
attention is the discovery that a
weight of two and half tons caH be
lifted by the common American
pumpkin in the course Of its devel-
opment. DR.. Carpenter relates the
story of a paving stone. weighing
eighty-three pounds, that was raised
from its bed (when Joined by others
on all four sides) by such a soft
piece of fungi as the common mush-
room. And still another and more
remarkable instance is recorded, A
man, having a cask Of sweet wine.
placed 1t in an empty cellar TO ma
ture. When examined several years
The Washington bee., 1908-10-31
MILLINERs MULTIPLYING.
Their Trade Fourteenth Among the
CalIings of Women BreadWinneTs.

CalIings of Women BreadWinneTs.
Millinery ranks fourteenth among
the pursuits in which women are en-
gagged as breadwinneTs. 1t is dis
tinctly wOman's occupation, S4.4 per
cent. Of all milliners in the United
States being women.
Only two occupations have a larg-
er proportion of women: dressmak-
ing. with 97.5 per cent, and house
keeping with 94.7 per cent. Seam
stresses are 91.9 per cent. of them
women. These four occupations
were the only occupations in which
women constitute over nine-tenths
of all persons employed.
Almost nine-tenths of the women
miIIiners are native whites. In large
cities more than half the millineTs
were under 25 years of age. Prob
ably when they exceed that age they
marry and if they remain in business
it is done in the husbands name and
the cens6s credits him with being a
merchant. In 1890 there was one
miIliner to every 323 women 5
years of age and over. In 1900 one
to every 285.
This change is thought to reset
the advance in the prosperity OF the
country, since millinery to a certain
extent is a luxury, and in family
budgets forms an item that probably
responds quickly to fluctuations in
income. II the manual training
schools and technical institutions
continue to run out milliners in the
next ten years as they have in the
last decade there will be one mil
liner to every hundred women, and
in the not far distant future.
The Washington bee., 1908-10-31
IL XIV HPUnPtteS.

"You are lucky, said the first
mother to the second, in having a
brown-eyed baby" Where does
the luck come in besides that of his
being goodloOking? inquired the
second. Because bTOwn-eyed ba-
bies are immune from many infan-
tile ills that bIueeyed children al
zways have. I've seen it work
dozens of times and heard doctors
admit it. Blondes catch everything.
but brunettes get off easy"
The Washington bee., 1908-10-31
Natural Advantages.

At an evening party they were
playing a game in which everybody
I'm the room makes a face, and the
one who makes the worst face is
awarded a prize They all did their
best. and then the judge went up TO
one of the women and said We'll,
madam, think you have won The
prize "
oh" she said, 81 wasn't play
ing!'
The Washington bee., 1908-10-31
FITS Them AU.

Once when Rudyard Kipling was
q bov he rcn O-t CT the yardarm Of
a ship
Mr. Fio'in~''' yellsI a scared
sailor. your hoy Is on yar3aTm,
and if he lets go he'll drown
"Ah," responded Mr. Kipling,
with a yawn: hut he won't let go -
This incident also happened to
Jim Fiske. Horace WalpOle. Napoleo0
Bonararte, Dick Turpin, Julius Cae-
sar ami the poet Byl on.
The Washington bee., 1908-10-31
Mountains # Iron Ore.

The world contains at least four
mountains composed of almost solid
iron ore. One is in Mexico, one il
the United States. another in India
and a fourth in Africa just below
the Soudan. and there have been re-
ports of such a mountain existing in
Siberia
The Washington bee., 1908-10-31
,Ir.terH Of SeedIess Fruit.

Science so far Eas failed to fur
nish any explanation Of the mystery
of seedIess fruits They are not the
outcome of the work Of man. Man
perpetuates them: he does no more.
The seedless orange was found in
state of seedIessness.
The Washington bee., 1908-10-31
Woman in High Position.

The only woman ii the world who
bears the impressive title dean OF
deans is Miss Laura Z. CaTnell.
VINO Is a leader IN the executive and
educational work of Temple univer-
sity. in Philadelphia.
The Washington bee., 1908-10-31

later it - 90 risen from the floor Of
the cellar TO the ceiling. having been
borne upward rT0n the tender
shoots of a vine fungus. with which
the cellar was filed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-11
PARKER PLEADS FOR A. F. OF L.
Delivers Concluding Argument in
Appeal in the Bucks Case.

The concluding argument at the hearing
before the Court of Appeals yesterday in
the appeal of the American Federation OF
Labor from the injunction granted in
favor of the Bucks Stove and Range Com
pany of ST. Louis was made by Judge
Alton B. Parker.
He devoted his time to showing that
the alleged acts of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor were not illegal and
were entirely within the rights of citizens.
1.-The point has not yet been reached in
boycott cases." he said, where 1t can be
said that the law has been finally estab-
lished. Injunctions were issued against
strikes in those early days Of the struggle
capital. We had many strikes in those
days but now we have few.
What one has right to do many have
a right to do. The boycott is best de-
fined as combination to cause loss to
one person by coercing others to do some
thing against their will. through threats
that will combine against them If they do
not do sO.'
Taking that definition as true, Judge
Parker said that its application to the
alleged acts of the labor leaders would
show that what they did was voluntary
and within their rights.
MY argument is not that of paid at
torney.' he concluded. "fOr / was forced
to reach this conclusion when the question
was brought before me, as 1t is now before
you"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-11
ADAM A. wEscHLER. AUcr1oNEER.

TRrSTEES' SALE OF VERY ATTRACTIVE
DWELLING PROPERTY IN THE NORTH
WEST SUBURBS. KNOWN AS PREMISES
500 TAYLOR STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust dated the
LIST day Of October. AID. 1907. and recorded
among the land records Of the District Of Colun.
bia in Liber 1902. folio 40 ct sea-. and at the
request Of the holder OF the notes secured there.
by, will offer at public auction. in front o1
the premises, MONDAY. THE TWENTY
FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER, AID. 19OS AT
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the follow
ing described real estate. situate in the county
Of Washington. District Of Columbia, to wit:
All that certain piece parcel Of land and prem.
Uses known and distinguished as and being lot mum
bered thirty three t3:3} in block numbered twenty
six (26, IN the Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany. trustees. subdivision Of said block in pet
worth Addition to the City Of Washington M
per plat recorded in Liber County No. 10. folio
As. OF the records Of the Office Of the surveyor Of
the District of Columbia. together with the i'm
provements thereon. subject. however. to a first
and prior incumbrance Of $4,000. dated April I,
1902 with interest thereon. payable semi n.
nually. at the rate Of five per cent per annum.
Terms Of sale: The aforementioned incum-
brance Of $4,000 to be assumed by the purchaser
and the balance to be paid in cash. deposit Of
$500 will he required at the time Of sale. Sale
otherwise the trustees may resell the property
at the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser,
after FIVE days advertisement in some paper pub
lished in the city Of Washington, D. c. Con-
veyancing at the cost OF purchaser.
CLARENCE X. RHEEM. Trustee.
ALEXANDER T. HENSEY. Trustee.
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