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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30

Owing to the fact that a Dread.
nought might be constructed with the
money 1t would cost to communicate
with Mars, 1t Is not likely that Eng
land will inaugurate any movement
for the purpose of getting on speaking
terms with our stellar neighbors.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30

The fool killer is still on the Job.
A Winchester, Va, man drank a quart
of whisky within fifteen minutes and
died few hours later. The (. X. may
overlook a few occasionally, but the
number is comparatively small.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30

For the first time since the British
began to rule India native has been
appointed as one Of the council of
six members who, with the viceroy
form the supreme government of the
country. This native is a noted Hindu
lawyer. The Hindus are naturally
pleased, but the Mohammedans demand
that they be recognized in similar
way.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30

return. But have the market Our 100000 of peo.
pie who produce s150OO0 900 of manufactured prod
ucs annually, and receive in wages $3.50 100000 make
the market These figures apply only finished prod
uct We get the products to the consumer by 25OOOO
miles of railroad which is three times the railroad mile
age of Great Britain, France and Germany combined
When side tracks taken into account have more
railroad mileage than all the rest of the world On
these railroads have 100000 engines carrying mil
lions of and hauling 1000 900 freight
This practically equals all the tonnage carried by all
the railroads and all the ships of all the rest of the
world. This monsrous task is performed by 100000
of employees, who yearly paid $4,000 900 O00 and
this business is conducted by $3.50 900 100000 of
bank cearaEces.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30

Historian Ferrero, who found life
comparatively simple in this country,
visited US when there was neither
moving campaign nor baseball sea-
son on.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30

Recent improvements in the mechan.
ism for aiming big guns make 1t pos
sible for an officer In an observation
tower to have complete control Of the
battery Of a warship. The disappear.
ance Of the man behind the gun will
result in hardship for the poets when
She next big war comes on.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30
WEALTH OF TIE UNITED STATES
BY Vice President James Sherman

ing 100000 square miles of territory, and
they own $12O,0O0 ,00O,0 900 of wealth. On farms
valued at $25,OOO,OOO 600 we produce annually
agricultural products valued at O0O,OOO,OOO
1t is nothing that we produce annually $780,
100000 bushels of corn and 100000 bales
of cotton, If there is no demand for the corn
and cotton and If the demand is not at fair
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30

A st. Lonis wife has left her hus-
band and applied for a divorce because
she couldn't eat the heavy, sour bis
cults he baked. 1t serves him right.
No man who is a poor cook has any
business marrying.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30

Elinor Glyn thinks the American
are too good. The American men
should say something complimentary
to Elinor Glyn in return, If they can
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30

One Of the members of the new Turk.
ish cabinet is Madmoud Ekrem Bey,
minister Of pious foundations. They
must be determined to have this min.
istry established on rock bottom.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30

When woman says that all men are
brutes, you can make up your mind
that she isn't having her own way
with one of 'em.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30

King Edward recently appeared In
public with his trousers creased at the
sides. Emperor william can attract
attention without. going as far as that.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30

One of the Standard OIL lawyers
argues that the concern is not trust
He must think there is prejudice
against trusts in this country.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30

er enforced. does not deserve the name
of law at all, and when the attempted
enforcement of it is productive of the
mischiefs above mentioned 1t is not
so much law as 1t is tyranny.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30

At what age does the devil develop
In boy? We saw 4-year-old boy
splitting on another boys shoes this
morning, because they had just been
shined.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30

If the young Turks have any respect
for old age, they will not insist that
the sultan jump through hoop for
the amusement of the people.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30

Kidnaper Boyle gets of with a life
sentence. He ought to be exceedingly
grateful.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30

Being only human, the weather
man cannot always be expected to
guess 1t right, although he has been
known to hit 1t twice in succession.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30

Every time the public succeeds in
forgetting May Yohe she up and gets
married again.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30

Our idea of true philosopher is
man who is able to explain away his
faults to the satisfaction of himself
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30
WHY GOOD PAINT PREVENTS RUST.
By William II. Walker,

Inasmuch as both moisture and oxygen are
necessary in order that corrosion may pro-
ceed, 1t can easily be seen that the duty of
a protective paint is to exclude both of these
elements. 1t is we'll known that linseed
oil film is an expansive porous structure act
ing somewhat as sponge toward moisture
and freely allowing the passage of oxygen.
The function of the pigments employed in
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30

Probably some day an inventive gen.
ius will patent a scheme for putting
COW catchers on tornadoes.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30

been spent for coaing this feet alone. What benefit
has the nation received from that expenditure? Over
per cent of this counrys expenses due the army
and navy. In 1907 the spent in this way toaled
1865, 5,OO0,OO0-the largest sum spent by any nation
There has been nation-that built great army
navy but that got into war. Peace born of force
is only temporary. Not until all nations settle their
differences by arbitration will the world enjoy peace
Leslies Weekly.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30
FLEETS TRIP MONEY WASTED.
BY Justice Brewer.

The assertion that the best way to preserve
peace Is to build up great navy and army
shows an ignorance Of history. The trip Of
the feet around the world, as boastful show
of our naval strength has been nothing but
a waste Of money.
After all its folly. its influence on the
Orient has not brought peace one day nearer.
Over five millions of the people's money has
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30

paint is therefore at least threefod First the OBJ
vious one of imparng color thereto second the most
important one of filling up the pores nterstces in
the oil film, thus rendering 1t little mpervious
moisture and air possible and third to aid the
posite film in drying or oxidzing to compact impen-
etrable covering Very little work has as yet been
done upon paints from this point of view, but with
clear conception Of the factors involved in the corroson
of iron, an intelligent study is made possible val
liable results can be predicted with certainty
The porosity of paint films containing nseed OIL
but composed of various bitumnous materials which
may be adapted for the purpose is also field which
can be studied with profit, with view to increasing
their moisture and oxygen enexcuding properties-Engi-
neering Magazine.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30

Even in the face of the kind of hats
they are wearing this spring, there are
some women who claim they haven't
their rights"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30

The morning after a big wedding.
the women are nearly always cross.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30
LEARNING FROM THE CHILDREN.
By Woods Hutchinson.

! !: ] I / !: !
Fl Treat the child more equal-not as
| WI hopeless inferior. There isn't so much need
| W Of coming down to his level as of giving him
| N | ap opportunity to come up to yours-which
| III | will not require such frightfu effort on his
part you sometimes imagine. If you can
| IL get child to recognize and treat you as his
IN | equal you will have gained the highest POSI-
EAezAA tion of influence him and earned the
best and sincerest compliment paid We dwell
greatly upon what parents teach their children but
forget record in equal detail the opposite side Of
the ledger what our children teach ne
1t would be difficult to say which side the balance
would be found to fall. The child is not merely the
ideal pupil but also the greatest teacher in the world
The lessons that learn from him, II approach
him with proper humility the most valuable part
Of our education.-Success Magazine.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-07-30
Crossed,

Father, what are wrinkles?'
"Fretwork, my boy, fretwork. I'm.
dependent.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-02
La question del PItalutstn
81. INJUNCTION PREsENTADo

Los letrados seiiores HerminIo dag
Navarro, Cayetano Coli y Cuchi Y Mi
guel Guerra Mondragon, presen1a~
ron ell sabado ante ell Juez senior Al
drey, q nombre de los seilores Diaz
Navarro y Coli y ,Cuchi, como contri-
buyentes por riqueza territorial UNA
demanda 2urada en- solicitud de que Sc
.libre un mandamiento de injunction
prohjbiendole a Regis Fl. Post, Samuel
d. Gromer y George Cabot Ward,
respectivamente Gobernador, TeSaren.
Y Auditor de Puerto Rico Ell Ordenar-
'aprobar, Hbrar 8 rerlfcar page algu-
no, va sea de sueldos, va de gastns, va
de alguna otra naturaleza, con carget
4 la Tesoreria de Puerto Rico, en- la
forRa actualnente acordada p0r ell Gks-
bernador Y Conse.p Ejecutivo de Pner-
to Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-02
La. casa. ideal

Nuesstro bulen amigo don joaquin Mi
no, Hlanrgu17o aver SUI mueva resKheH1eta.r
construida zen ed dtel1cioso sltio de Sam
turce, oonoc1do por ell sSCOndado, e.an
una espdenk1hda corn1da familiar & &G
que no asistaeron mas que los iratinaos
de la famiia Miro.
La oasa constrnida par mrestrO atnf-
go, esta sltdalatda eah la essquina lie dass
avenldas.
Els YIN s1IfaUet c61noIo, sanrpdie, ele-
GAME. La CASA ideal para estos alE-
mas en- ell sitin mas p~intoresco de EoS
alre1Hdnes de San Juan
CunItos man viSto al Chalet de
nnestr> amigo haeen cwmplidoS efegIasa
de ST. arquitectura y de suS ~exeeieaie-
taS cDn1icloneS de habltalidad.
a las imcontables f~elicitaciOneS reel-
bidas, qtereanos que una Ia nnekfra eE
senior MIrt-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-02
81 brrocarrl tantasiieo
I'm tren que no anda.-iArena, "a
arenero. LViajando con Gimina-
les.

xHan vlsb0 uStedeS en- ell ca0ema&E
grafo la peaicalA titulada "LatronaE
nocIurnS"f
Pues 10 nlisno que aquella blclolca&
cuyas ruedas gran EN- un misnno s7ti0.
sin adelantar una soda palgadaD eEtU-
vO mas de media bora ed tren que Sa-
li6 aver de maiana para Carolina.
La pe1lcula tuvo lugar en- vararE
cuestas y fu6 de mas durac56n en- M
pendiente de San Anton.
Estaba Hoviendo, y como la imprevR-
sion es la norma de La cOmpania, e
tren no Nevada La arena que Sc utIl-
"a para estos casos ecRandola sobre Ian.
via.
Para agotar la pacleMia del passage
W. Ell tren Ilabia hechO interpllhlahAes
maniobras en- Puerta de TERRA, en- Sam
turce y en- Martin Pena, o los con1-
s.g.tientes topetazos, capaces de- LfesnR-
labrar a cualquiera, puesto que aahosE
el es1gancffe del convoy SO mace a to-
Ireta1o y tente tIeNo -
DANTE t1vo Ia fortuna de morir ha4-
ce tempo, y mo conoci6 como Sc v1a-
ia en- ferF0carriI en- PHO. Rico, que sE
no 10 IMlblera lncluH1o entire los sutnlE
clos mas nrsoportables-
Como Ia compa1iia no poEe mas. que4
un cocale mflNto de primera y segun1a.
y Ell apasaje de seggunda es siempre ma
yor del que e,abe EN- ell compartaamien-
to, invade ell de prinlera. con Ell coz4-
signIente disgusto & drremeliahle in
comodRdad del que ha pagadO eI pre-
co excessive del bllete p~referente ma
r. evltar contacfos y vecindadeS, no.
co aseadas, 4 veees, y 4 veces pali--
grOsas, como caran1O en ell cOche DEF
pasaje, como ha srlcedido hoy Sc me
te La podieia crstodiando a un erimnaak
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-02
81 cgnen De "Hoyo Mu|aS'
Ell matador de SD amante

En- ell tren de esta ma1ana Neg6 de
Carolina, custodiado por ell marshal Nm
terino senior Alfonso Beamald Y ell po-
llcia plaza 472, ed preso Modesto Ma
chicOte, abDtof del ormnem come6ado en-
Ell barrio EsHoyo Mulas" de la .juris-
dicci6n de Carolina.
MaehHote dlsparo dos tiros de re-
v0lver contra su alnante UeOcadin Oil
vO, fallecbendO eSta en- ell acto. Des-
.pues vOlviendO Ell ar1na contra Teles
foro. Cruz, que viva con Ia Oaivo, lie
hlzo tres dRparos, que pnr fortuna, NO
alcmzaron 4 Ierirle sino levemente.
Ell matador despues de eonanmado
su crhmen Sc emtreg6 & LAS autOrlda-
deS.
Como Sc We la passion amoroSa ha
Obrado EN- este drama samgrientO.
Ell matador es trigueno, de unos %
a1os y pe6n de la hacienda Ba1ena
Vista.
Ell fiscal ha caiificado ell haoho de
asesinatO EN- primer grade.
Machcote Sc muestra arrepentido.
Ingres6 en- Ell PresidiO departannem-
tai.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-02

IAguardemos un POGO, alegrandonos de
kque desciendan desde 10 alto palabras
tan francas, recomendaciones tan mobiles,
hechas por un f%uncionario tan alto que
es 10 mismo que 81 las prometiera, que
81 las garantizara y velara por su cum
plimientO.
Tambien llega hasta nosotros desde
la metr6poli, un aliento confortador.
La campana no es esteril, no Sc ha
perdido del TODD. En- La Convention de-
m6crata Sc habla de reformas para
Puerto Rico, ash como Ell la Convention
republican, no Sc dijo una palabra a
este respecto. Y 4 la Convention re-
publicana, asistieron Delegates puerto
rriquenos.
ALA en- la opinion sana de la metro
poll ha debido repercutir, sin duda, ell
eco de nuestras constantes reclamacio-
mes.
Son harto fundadas cuando TODD I'm
partido las acepta en- parte, consignan-
do en- su programa que es necesarlo con-
lceder q Puerto Rico una forma, de go
bierno territorial, es decir, diferente del
regimen que ahora pesa sobre nosotros
con sus abrumadoras injusticias y su
| desconcierto econ0mico.
Han resonado expresiones mas claras
Sc han dejado OR voces mas simpaticas
a los deseos del pueblo puertorriqueno.-
70 soy partidario de la autonomia
Puerto Rico para los puertorriquenos-
ha dicho Leake.-Y yo dig2 10 mismo,-
agreg6 Shafer.
No es este poca cosa. 5Quien po-
drla decir que ese que dirlase ell c~riterio
de los hombres populares, ell c~riterio ma
nifestado de un particle politico, no sea
tambien ell deseo del c~riterio del pueblo
americana?
Ilusiones y suenos, qulmeras imposi-
bles han llamado algunos a las esperan-
zas que lIegan a alzarse fundadas en- pa
labras ash, irreparadas tai vez; sorpren-
denies por ESQ mismo; raras manifesto
Clones que nadie habia previsto quizas
pero despues> de oidas resultan familia-
res a las asambleas y a las multitudes
que las escuchan con agrado.y las aplau-
den con entusiasmo, algunas wees.
La forma de gobierno territorial, que
ell partido dem6crata ha consignado en-
SUI programa, no es otra, no debe ser
otra, que la. autOnomia, indicada por
nosotros como una forma de gobierno
co~nservadora de nuestra personalidad,
s~oluciOnadOra del gran conficto que SUI
pone para la metropoli nueya ell hallar-
Sc, de buenas a primeras, con I'm pueblo
tan diferente de su mismo pueblo, sin
poderlo rechazar nj %acOjer, sin que sea
~humanamente possible, porque nosotros
somos justOS antes que TODD, una convi-
vencia absolute y necesaria entire la CO.
lonia y SUI m%etr0poli, por multiples y
bien terminates razones que todos CO.
nOcemOs.
Consuelanos de esta verdad La espe-
rama de que no Sc han perdido en- ell
desierto las woes que encaminabamos
hacia la altura.
va Sc sabe que la ley Foraker es
danina y periodical para la isla, aunque
algunos periOdistas alabarderos, 8 en-
pleados del gobierno, que es 10 mismo,
digan otra cosa. Cuando Sc propone I'm
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-02
FL "B0LET|N" Y LA AUT0N0M|A
10 QUE DEFENDIAMos NOsoTRos

Nos parece oportuno r%eproduclr, aho-
,a cue Sc vuelven los desolados oJos del
pais hacia la seduction auton0mica, n
de los editoriales que pubiico Ell BOLE-
TIN hace algunos aiios, cuando Sc. mega
ba la compatibilidad del regimen auto
n6mico con los metodos amerlcanos.
Ell articulo que reproduclmos, VIC la
luz ell 81 de Julio de 1904.
Dec1amos:
.Justicia & todos, fayoritismo a nlngu-
no. En- csta promesa que no ha debldo
Greer innecesaria Ell gobernador Wlnth-
rop. cuando la ha formulado en- su dis
curse de Ponce, esta condensado un pro
grama entero de gobierno, una admlra-
BILE norma de conducta, una segurldad
de %garantlas,
La amplitud de esa Erase prestase a
concentrates cue no podemos hacer EN-
este articulo, porque los repetldos gol-
pes V los dosenganos repetidos no son
ciertamente los mejores ~estlmulantes
d., optimisno,y vale masrma prudente
medida 10 nismo en- la cr1tica que en- Ell
APPLAUSE.
DE I'm mo0o indirecto el gobernador
ha responded { los que piden garantlas.
ST la conducta de todos los funclonarlos,
aludidos mUy directa y claramente por
el .jefe supreme del gobierno, Sc ajusta
en- I'm TODD & los deseos manifestados en-
eli discurso de Ponce, vamos a e%ncontrar
T,or fin, w franco motive de aplaudlr
sin reseryas, en- .J~usticia, como nos gusta
V nos correspoude hacerlo; y es pOr ESQ
tiue muy contadas veces Sc oye ell rumor
Gle nuestros ~aFlausos, porque 10 mlsmo
que no estamos en- la oposici6n, no for
mamos tampoco en- la fclaque de perlo-
distas de alquiIer, devotos y admirado-
res de la situaci0n por la cuenta que les
tiene.
Estas sou declaraciones innecesarlas,
pero las haceu1os para que no las echen
4 mala parte los que mas lnteres tlenen
en- que Sc ataque al goblerno; esos fun
cionarios Que Sc dedican a actuar de
comparsasy y coristas en- las grandes fun
clones del presupuesto, y que va estaran
aqueiados de inquietud r~ecelosa al saber
que las paIabras del Gobernador civil
han sonado gratamente en- todos los Oh
dos, y que por 10 tanto son innecesarlos,
por ahora, los servicios de sus plumas de
alquiler.
Ciertanrente que tendra que DIR Ell
Gobernador, ST los hechos Sc ajustan a
las palabras y q las recomendaciones,
~aplausos nuestros, y aplausos de todos.
Para nosotros sera una grande y le-
gitima satisfaction. Como no somos pc
ri6dico de oposicion, como no estamos
contra nadie por sistema, nj por escuela,
nos desagrada La critica que, hasta aho-
IA nos ha venido imponiendo la mas
dura necesidad y la j~usticia mas indie
clinable.
FL dia que podamos aplaudir, ova-
c%ionar, %acLau1ar con i~usticia, sin adula-
clones, sin incurrir en- ell d~esprecio del
pueblo estaremos mucho mas satisfechos
que censiirando torpezas, corrigiendo
anormalidades, 8 sencillamente, hacien-
do necesarias advertencias. No estamOs
va entusiasnnados. OjaQa.
Esperamos aun ell efecto' de las pala-
bras energicas del %gobernador. Que
nunca han sido buenos nj los entusias-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-02

de regimen no Sc debe esperar
una senal mas eyidente de que la ley
esta en- descubierto. Despues
ha habidO mas; una voz honrada que ha
dichO, sin disimulOs nj alambicamien-
tos:
En- ht0. Rico, los que hemOS hhblhdO,
Y esa voz La ha reforzado, la hizo po-
derOsa y ~resonante un partidO pOl1tico.
Este pas0 baStante considerable que
da un partido nacional norteamericano,
cast en- visperas de elecciones, puede
servir de ejemplo a nuestro pueblo, es-
timulando nuevamente inagotables idea
les, tan inagOtables como debe serlO SUI
vida, pero que estaban rendidos por Ell
constante fracaso. .
En- Puerto Rico, 10 que hemos hablado,
con insistencia de convencidos, de la
convenience de un gobierno auton6mico,
hemos sido nosotros. Los primeros en-
proclamar su necesidad en- ell presente ;
los primeros Ell reconocer que hay razo-
mes esenciales para que la vida econ6mi-
ca y p%olitica de Puerto Rico, 81 bien IL
gadas en- gran parte a La de la metr6po-
Ii, tiene que desenvolverse en- otro c1rcu-
10 y en- otro ambiente, por I'm cd1mulo de
ci%rcunstancias que no es precise men
clonar hemOs sido tambien nosotros re-
cogiendo en- una tarea demasiado facil
para nuestros incansables anhelos de ira
bajo, ell pensamiento generalizado y so
berano en nuestro pueblo.
Y la forma astronomical, sin embargo,
no fIguran como concreta aspiration,
firme y terminate, de ninguno de los
partidos politcos puertorriquenos.
Debihdad inexpilcable que ha puesto
de gran relieve ahora ell partido demo-
crata continental.
5Quien afirmara despues de este que
la Constitution nOrteamericana no per-
mite la forma autonomica en- las colo
Mas?
5Pero, acaso, en- la Constitution de la
Rep1blica Sc habaa de colonias,ni era
possible que Sc hablara de elias?
No era, pues, antiamericanismo, nj
esplritu de aggression 4 la m~etr0poli de
Puerto Rico, Ell que sc manifestaba al
hablar de un cambio de regimen de la
sustituci6n de Ia desastrosa ley Foraker
por una carta auton6mica que armoni-
cara los intereses de la coionia v los de
la metr6poli.
Aliento confortador, como Ell soplo de
aire que es indispensable q la vida. es
Ell que nos viene desde Norteamerica
pero es tambien una lecci6n que deben
a%provechar los completeness servidores
de todas las situaciones, y los alabarde-
ros de todas las mojigangas.
Srva de ejemplo, 4 los alentadores de
la suspicacia, a los que en- defensa de
plngues suicides y de privilegios muy ex-
tranos, pretend1an estan1Rar con torpe
arrumacoS la %sospecha de que habIar de
goblerno autonomico era contrariu al
pueblo americana, 10 que consigna Ell SUI
~plataforma ell partido democrats, de Gu
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-26
INFANT 2 DAYS OLD sUccuMes
TO CONFUSION UNKNOWN
TO PARENTS.
NElGHsoR DISCOVERS
DEATH WHEN SHE CALLS
Mr.. and Mrs. II. R. Norris, 1os May
Street, Mourn Loss of Tiny Daush-
ter Wednesday Evenins-Funeral
HsId With Brief Service at House
This Afternoon.

Unconscious that her little soul had
flown. or that their new -iborn babe had
been i'll. Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Norris,
100 May street, were shocked at s
o'clock Wednesday evening when
neighbor called to see their baby girl
born two days ago The caller went
TO the little bed 10 pick up the baby
and found it dead 1t is presumed that
the infant suffered a CONFUSION early
in the evening. and that because it was
quiet the parents thought it asleep.
From the Norris home. at $50 this
afternoon, little funeral was held,
conducted by Rev w NJ Force pastor
of the First United Evangelical church.
The mourners, with the parents, were
the neighbors. many of whom were
present. Burial followed in Timber
Creek cemetery.
Mrs. Norris is daughter of Solomon
Miller, a former farmer of this county
who lived southeast of town.