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De Ia TERRA A La LUNA
(Por Julio Kerne.)

gl6 Ia proposition de Barbicane
Los ingieses no tiene mas que una
alma sofa para los veintecinco mi
Homes de habitantes que enclerra la
Gran Bretana. Dieron a entender
que la empresa del Gun Club era
contraria al principle de no interven
ciaon, y no soitaron nj un cuarto.
A esta noticia, ell Gun Club Sc
contento con encogerse de hon1-
bros y siguio su negocio. En- GUAM
to la America detsur, ei PERU, Chi
lie, el Brasil, las provincias de la Pl a.
ia, Colombia, remitleron, a los Es-
tados Unidos 100000 pesos q.
Ell Gun Club Sc encontro con un ca
pital considerable, cuyo resumen
es el siguiente:
Suscripcion de los Estados Uni
dos, 100000 dollars.
Suscripciones extranjeras, 1.
446,675
Total, 5.446.675 dollars.
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U5AD SAN LUI1----Bebida toni
ca, sin nipguna sustsncia nociva, des-
tilado en- la mejor forma y V1EJO
DE VERAs, es Ell ron SAN LUIS
un magniGco producto
Los sefiores Alvarez hermanos del
oomercio de esta ciudad han acredita-
% de tai manera la marca de Ron
San LUIS, que son continues los pedi-
los que reciben en- su establecimiento
de provisiones y deP6ito de la calle
de SAN JOSE de esta ciudad.
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UR GRAN BALE.

Sc dara bajo los auspiclos
de Ia Association de la Logla
No. l de San Juan, Puerto
Rico, 'Independent Order
of Odd Fellows, "el dia % de
Mayo de 1909, en- ell hotel
Eureka" Miramar.
Las invitaciones deben ser
presentadas q la entrada, la
noche del bale. Billetes a
$1.0O.
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5.446.675 dollars Cd entraron q
consecuencis de la suscripcion en-
Ia GAIA del Gun Club.
A nadie sorprenda la importan'
cia de la suma. Los trabajos de
fundicion, taladro y aibahiierfa, e
trasporte de los operarios, su perma-
nencia en- I'm pals casi inhabitado,
la construcciones de hornos y anda-
mios las herramientas, la polvo-
"a, ell proyectil y los gastos impre-
vistos, debefan, segdn ei presupues-
to consumirle casi compietamente.
Algunos canonazos de Ia guerra fe-
derai costaron / 900 dollars y de con
siguiente bien podfa> costar cinco
mil veces mas ei del presidente Bar
bieane, dnico en- los fastos de la ar :
(9) (*) $4,000 frances 4S cent?
mos. (10) 1,O06..20 frances. (11)
%. .52O,9 frances 40 centimos,
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ESCOBA HIGIENICA.

Los Sres. Sanchez Morales & Ca. tienen
Ia venta la celebrada cscoba DUST
LES, que no lsvanta polvo al barrer y
que ha tenido una gran aceptaci6n en- los
Estados Unidos y Europa, donde Sc uti-
liza en- las o6cinas del Gobierno, igle-
ias, escueIas, tiendas y casas particula-
res. Dura diez veces mas que una es-
oba to'riente, y tiene La grandisima
yentaia de ser copmletamente higi6nica
J'hco aparato no debe faltar en- ningu-
ma casa.
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AVISO.

Habiendo salido q la isla el
administrator de este diario.
nuestro companero Sr Ber-
nsrdo Blandino, 10 avisamos
asi a los relacionados, con
esta empresa indicandoles
que eartas Y valores de to-
da clsse deben ser dirijidos
de este modo:
Sr. Director de ia Cores
pondencia' Box 7S5 San
Juan.
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En sEsa iuPrsnta se v-ads papel De
psritieo 4 ? pesos 5uirtAL
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duzca y abandone, y les pro
porciona medic habiles para
obtener la reparacion y el cas-
tigo del culpable.~
Ell Sr. Llorens Torres pre-
Fsenta una enmienda que es
secundada por los Sres. Diaz-
Navarro y Acuna. Respecto
a la ampliacion de prueba.
Tizol. Que admira la COMO
cida elocuencia del Sr. Diaz-
Navarro pero que los argu-
mentos de este lie han dado
mas motives para insistir en-
SUI oposici6n al proyecto. Que
no estamos delante de un ju
RADIO debatiendo un case de Sc
ducci6n y por 10 tanto los argu
mentos de efectivismo emple-
ados para sostener el proyecto
no tienen exito alguno..
Dlaz- Navarro. Me declare
vencido por los mas brillantes
de su senoria. -.
TizoI. Els que los que 70
tengo son de tai indole q 81 Sc
trajeran ante la Camara segu-
ramente no Sc me podrian con
testar en- un terreno de una
firme augmentation y de una
sana lojlca y sin. espejismos
de bonitas palabras.
La violaci6n es una cosa
muye distinta 4 la seduction
y su seforia como buen abo-
gado que es, sabe perfectamen
te 10 justificada que esta esa
distinta manera de apreciarse
en- la ley dos delitos. que real
mente son completamente
distintos en- la forma de llevar-
los q efecto.
Que la violaci6n es contra
la expresa voluntad de la mu-
jer y empleando la fuerza. Il
otros medios que conocen los
abogados y aun los que no son
abogados, mientras que en- el
delito de seduction hay que
otras CIRCUMSTANCES
par If al verdadero conocimien
to del hecho. Que la seduction
por regla general y es lojico,
Sc lleva a efecto en- todo SUI
proceso silenciosamente, ga
nandoSe POGO a POGO la volun-
tad de la mujer, enganandola
Y sin que Sc efectuen actos
lie la naturaleza que en- la
violaci6n, por 10 que los jue-
ces tienen materia para deci-
dir los casos en- que la prue-
oa es completa distinta a la
que necesitan en- los de viola
cion. La ley quiere q. Sc prue-
De y eS igual ell testimonio
lie la mujer que ell de otra per-
soma igual.
ACuRa. ES ell de la ofendida. |
TizoL. Pero una afirmaci0n |
m putando un delito no puede
YER considerable nunca como |
ncontrastable. Ademas los
ribunales siempre pueden
Lpreciar las pruebas que Sc
es ofrecen
(Vease la edicci6n de mana
lal
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En- LA CAMARA
EL >D|A 8,
Continuation de Ia Ia. pSgina.

Canales. En- favor del pro.
yecto. Dice que este tiene
IN fin laudable y que 81 la ley
tiene deficiencies en- el case
citado ell Tribunal Supreme
Sc ha limitado a interpretarlc
aun que no Sc aceptara los
principles de las dispociciones
vijentes. Gus 81 bien pueden
ejercerce coacciones y atrope-
Hos contra una mujer y que
dar burlada, este no ocurre
generalmente y por Ell contra
rio hay un peligro immense
en- que cualquier hombre este
expuesto a que por una denun
cia fraguada con fines de nego
clos Il otro proposito por Ell es-
tilo Sc yea envuelto en- una
causa que sin mas prueba que
la declaration de la persona
que Sc olga perjudicada cause
serios perjuicios. Que es pre-
ciso que desaparezca el indig-
no chantage q. sirve de base
q espec1ladores sin dignidad
y sin honor para amenazar
con denuncias por seduction
a personals respetables, que
muchas veces aflojan tdinero
huyendo a comparecer ante
un tribunal siendo ino-
centes. Que en- ell comit@ de
lejislaci6n de la Camara hay
abogados de conocida compe-
tencia y desde ell momento.
que ellos recomiendan el pro-
yecto, este es una mayor ga
rantia para su aprobaci6n.
dag Navarro. Que en- la
forma en- que esta la ley wien
te en- la materia Sc ha dado lu-
gar a verdaderos ahusos y a
chantajes en- que personals de
alta significacion social y de
posici6n Sc han visto verda-
deramente perseguidos por
abogados que dCshonran-
do la toga que visten Sc
han convertible en- verda-
deros eXpoliadores de la honra
y del dinero de los demas. Que
no es possible admitir por mas
tempo que ria una ley que po
ne en- peligro ell honor de
las personals de quienes pueda
sacarse dinero con amenazas
de denuncias cuando Sc vive
en- un tempo en- que ell afan
del luio conduce a muchas per
sonas & la propia deshonra Y!
por tanto muy POGO les ha de
importar la ajena.
Cita tin case en- que intervi-
no como abogado y en- que ha-
biendose llegado a juicio y pc
dida la prueba de reconoci- |
miento pericial la denunciante
no Sc quiso prestar a ella re-
sultando asf que la denun-
cia habia sido falSa Y que Sc
trataba de un chantaie, el que
en- muchos casos auxilia Ia
prescription de la ley que solo
exile la declaration de la que
se presenta como periudicada
como unica prueba.
Que hay que evitar q toda
costa que la vida y el honor
de muchas familias este a dis
posicion de una falsa denun-
cia Y que hsya de repetirse
el hecho de haberle tenido que
decir a un abogado que venia
con un infame chantaje de una
simulada seduction que las
balss de revolvers serian las
"a eontestaci6n que podria pre-
sentar para tai msnera de CO.
nerciar con la reputation de
IN hombre. Il
Que la ley, por otro lado,
ooae a cubierto el derecho de
as muieres que realmente |
Iean periudicadas por la con- ,
lucia de un hombre que abu-
e de su credulidad y las Sc I
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-Ha fallecido en- Mayaguez
el laborioso artesano Angel
Loperrua, muy estimado en-
aquella ciudad. Descanse en-
paz el buen hijo del trabajo.
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Tribunal Supreme.

/, Sehalamientos de apelacio-
mes en- pleitos civiles 20. Ter
mino de sesiones del aho 1909
MAYO. y
Mart. A.. Jose Albite VS..
Emilio del Toro, Juez
de la Corte de Distrito
de San Juan. Ger
tiorarl.
Mart. 25. Alfredo Sanchez
Frasqueri con Mateo
Fajardo y Cardona, i.
Injunction y
danos y perjuicios.
SeHdlom1ento en- cauSa cri-
maant. .
Mierc. 5. Ell Pueblo de
Pto. Rico contra Felipe La
nause danos maliciosos.
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MEXICO Y
ESTADOS UN|DOS
Intervention de estas
dos naciones en- los
asuntos de -Centro
America.
Frases de Root en- la con-
ferencia de la paz de
Washington.
Dijo de modo en6rgico que es-
peraba que los tratados fir
madOs no quedarian esoritOs
SObre ell aqua,

/
SObre ell aqua,
Sc ha puesto en- movimiento
la COMMUNICATION die intereses
que los Estados Unidos y Me-
jico, tienen en- evitar Ia que
rra entire las repiblicas Cen
troamericanas, a 10 que Sc re-
firi6 el Presidente Roosevelt
tan positivamente cuando re-
cibi6 al embajador de la Ba-
IRA. Ell Departamento de Es-
tado despues de una larga con
ferencia con dicho Embajador
manifesto que los Estados u
nidos y M6jico han dado pasos
para evitar que el presidente
Zelaya lance q una guerra a la
America Central. La eXtensl-
on y caracter de la accion de
este pals en- este trabajo undo
q Mejico, Sc demuestra q 10
menos por ell despacho de tres
barcos de guerra d las aguas
de Nicaragua, cada uno de los
cuales con I'm complete equi-
po de marina y tambien con
la llamada temporal del Minis
tro Gregori en- Nicaragua.
La situacion es unica: Los
Estados .Unidos y Mejico, no
conocen los designios de Ze-
laya. Sc convene en- que hay
una diferencia de opinion So
bre el particular, pero no Sc
sabe sobre que bases van a in
tervenir las dos repdblicas del
Norte. La opinion de una au-
toridad sobre asuntos de Cen
tro., America -es q Zelaya trata
de obGgar por la fuerza & que
ell Salvador y Costa Rica, en-
tren en- la Federation de las
Republicas de Centre Am6ri-
ca quedando Zelaya como pre-
sidente.
La importancra de la situa-
ci6n y los rasos que Sc han da-
do, demuestran que la admi-
nistraci6n del Plesldente Taft
esta llamada q tomar medidas
radicales para conservar la paz
en- la America Central, medi-
das que probablemente daraa
lugar a una intervention arma
da de parte de los Estados u
M6jico.
Este fu6 el deseo del Presi-
dente Roosevelt, qui6n asf 10
dijo bruscamente en- una car
ia a Henry Johrton y dio su
aproboci6n a las palabras del
Secretario Root, qui6n dijo al
comite de Relaciones EXterio-
res de la Camara que los pal
ses de la America Central, por
de los intereses ameri- |
canos en- Panama, estaban hoy |
colocados en- la misma situa-
zion de Cuba. Tambien Sc re-
trio Roosevelt q la vehemen-
eia conque el secretario Root |
nabl6 a los delegados de la
America Central a la confe- |
'encia de Paz de Washing
on en- Dcbre. de 1907. Dijo
hi Root de modo energico que
esperaba que los tratados fir
nados no quedarfan escritos
IN ell aqua.
Este es primer conflicto i'm !
oortante de caracter exterior
lue Sc presenta en- la admins !
ion de Taft, a la pronta ac-
ion del Secretario Kont, ba-
iadas sobre las palabras del
Secretarin Root. tendran nrn-
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Dulces en- aImibar.

En- la calle de S. Justc nu.
20 Sc venden dulces en- almf-
bar, Sc sirven eomidas a do
micilio, y Sc alquilan habita-
clones. Precio conventional.
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". c. 7. j. PRESIDENT
NAMED IN LIBEL SUIT

Special to Daily leader
siillwater, okla Oct While
preparing ) laaYo here for bef home
Ell che close of the state convention
of The Oklahoma W. q r. Il yes
terday Mis-. Cora y llammett State
president 81 the unien was served
with papers in a libel suit. brought
against her By Ralph Brown, me-
gre Of Cushing Freeman p Miller
Is attorney for Brown and $1,000
damage is asked
According 20 Mr. Miller the suit Is
the outgrowta Of a letter which
Brown claims Mrs lIammett wrote
to certain persons who had been ask
ca to go on his bond In a charge
preferred against him. 1t is asserted
by the plaiBiiff that III the letter the
Statement was made that he had
been convicted Of Bookkeeping
The suit caused much comment
here and many delegates who have
prepared TO leave Che city are 5at
acre and state thaf the suit IS spite
work on the part Of those who would
humiliate the workers IN the inter.
ast Of law enforcement
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the full confidence Of the Wen-Iniormed
Of The World and the Comraendation q
the most eminent physicians It was essen
tial that the component saus ef, syrup
Of Figs and Elixir Il sanha shosIi ha
known to and approved BY them, there
fore, the California Fig syrup Co. pub
iishes a full statement with every package.
The perfect purity and uniformity Of pro
duct, which they demand in laxative
remedy Of an ethical character, are assured
By the Company original method Of man
ufacture known to the Company only.
The figs Of California are used in the
production Of Syrup Of Figs and Elixir of
SIENNA to promote the pleasant taste. but
the medicinal principles arr obtained froia
plants known to act most benchciaIly.
To get its beneficial effects always buy
the genuine manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only, and for sale
by all leading druggists.
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EXTENDS SPECIAL COURT TERMS

Chief Justice N. J. Kane Of the su.
breme court this morning ISSUED an
order assigning District Judge Stilwell
IL Russell. Of Ardmore. 70 aUld anoth
er weeks session OF court at Tecumt
sch complete the cases AZ Inst the
PottaWatomie county officials. Tho
special term oi court which Is being
Iheld by 1u8ge a. A. Brown al Watonaa
was extended until October 9TH and
s simiar order vas made extending
the term Of court being held BY Judge
Tulberi a sayre III neekham county
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II is In time Of sudden mishap or
accident that ChambeIlains Liniment
can be relied upon to take the place
of the family doctor who cannot al
WAYS be found at the moment Then
1t is that Chamherlain's Liniment is
never found wanting. In cases of
sprains. cuts. wounds and bruises
Chamberlain Liniment takes out the
soreness and drives away the pain
Sold by all dealers
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coMANcHE COUNTY CATTLE
Court Orders Commissioners To Probe
Fever Tick Situation

Lawton, Okla. Oct The manda
mus case Of Ben r. Cleer against
Board Of County Commissioners was
argued ia the district court and The
court issued a peremptory wit Of
mandamus ordering the board 10 con.
slider the petition of Mangan township
and take such action as the facts
and the law may require
The last legislature passed Law
for the eradication of Texas fever
ticks, which requires counties o co
operate with the state hoard of agr
culture In measures to that eftecl
when petitioned by majority of the
voters Of anv township and requires
IA tax levy for dipping ya IS. Friends
of the law declared that destroynp
ticks and Texas fever in cattle would
enhance the value OF the cattle now
In the county at least $i50,900 Cat
tie shipped from Comanche county {,
Kansas City are placed in quaran
tine pens and do not bring as mucl
as native cattle BY $15 to $40 per head
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Beware Of olntments for catarrh that
Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the
srnsp Of sneil and completely de-
range the whole system when enter
ing # through the mucous surfaces
Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions ffem renula
bic physicians. as the damage ihei
viii dc Is ten field 20 the good yDu
can spossibls derive from them Halls
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by J.,
Cheney & Co. Toledo o. contains
no mercury anil IS taken internally
acting directly upon the blood anf
nineous surfaces of the system Il
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sur,
ycu get the genuine Il Is taken In
tarnall and made In Tole,lo. Ohio
by r. Cheney & CO Testimonial
free.
.s 81 49, s't
haitle
Take TElIs Family pills foF ron
sgipafi0n.
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Knittina as Nerve Cure.
Qualifications Of Nurses.

Or. Darcy Power, a noted surgeon
In London 50. tAat cultivated wom-
EN- are the ones thst are wanted as
nurses. A man convalescing wants
woman who can discuss the topics
of the day with him. Nurses should
go to the theatres, visit the picture
galleries and study good literature.
he insists, If they would be good
nurses
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Daily Fashion Hint.

The latest bangle for the wrist or
chain is an airship Il is chiseled in
gold and its lines are perfect. This
will also be the favorite toy OF the
season and all signs point to this as
the era OF the airship.
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WOMEN'S
DEPARTMENT

ganIxIng history eIasses Teachers
toOe it up and ti1fe are now fifty
aistorss classes OF children under IL
years Of age. in which facts haze
been gathered from every source. old
landmarks visited and SO much inter-
est taken in the subject that the
classes have done much TO facilitate
the work ef the committees engaged
In the ceisbrstion Of The 250th ami
versary now in progress.
Knitting as Nerve Cure.
DR. krarss Of Buffalo. who died
last week. vas one Of the most cele-
brated alienists in the country and
an authority on the subject OF all
Lervous disorders The nurses who
worked under him encouraged their
patients 20 knit, as this is consider
ed the mCst restful employment and
will quiet the patient when nothing
else will There is Just enough men
tai effort required in keeping from
dropping the stitches to stimulate the
intellectual eenters and the mechan.
ical effort is vastly soothing
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AttItude Of Church.

attitude Of Church.
The ClIholic church does not seem
10 look over kindly upon tae woman
kuffrage idea. A priest in Chicago
ast week. IN an address On The
ideal Nomap.' said that women
'Fanting to vofe knew nothing Of the
Iepths Of intrigue of political life.
apparently. also. he said. they knew
slttle about their own nature and
ARE lsss fol virtue sad mobility.
ANY one can readily perceive he
.Eeclared, that woman was never IN
Eended by the Divine Master to cast
#erseif into the rude turmoil of the
f0litical arena. Neither woman S
hod. nor her mind are adapted for
zne masculine occupations Her feet
II ere never made for the march Of
he soldier nor the policeman. Her
.HI0ice. symphonic and mel1dious, was
|Aever male 10 pronounce stern sent
nee. Much less are her mental fac
Alties adapted to administer govern
|Aent. Is there 4 woman In all the
Ncrld without the circle Of suffragists
no would be willing to pronounce a
Ieath sentencea If there Is. would
NY Of YOU he willing TO cali her
Hother2"
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The pleasant pargaliVe effect OK
peIienced by all who use Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
and the healthy condition Of the body
and mind which they create. makes
one feel joyful Sold By all dealers
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Hutchinson, Kas. After tryIng
doctors and different medicines fol
kidney, bladder and rheumatic tron
bic Halls Texas Wonder cured me
II Is the best medicine on earth
Walter f. Perry. 20 $. Main street
Sold by all druggists,
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h"
The girl with the ration and the hccoughs promptly
lei Mysteries her other complaints
The doctor said
led his patient again
An unbelievable Of taetless actually
there ID this world such who
The most dscouragng thing ley
hcrahe Of harm.
aueeres thing about they
and wusd be hearbroen they knew the trouble they made
The habsems diseases whose victims never
they are afflicted With them
Are you gu2 haantr taeless things
lave quoted lesser mistakes along that line?
Do you How tired fak7 Whats the matter.
Ia wl~ Haven't thin those
=rhless things that Be little those
#m7
Thsre no need to ueanno looking
az1 .s~,->
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ady Their own History.
The Evening Chit-Chats

The little slowly
Make her think there hasn't been anything the matter with her
ats the important thing said the doctor.
Hn day lady sanstact acallng.
greeted little with all
affection, inspected her thoroughly and
ucpd phpprfuly
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Miss Reba Hurn of Spokane,
lash. who is at school at the Ger
|an university Of Heidelberg, says
lat as soon as a woman has regis
hred at the German school she must
about TO each Of the professors
18th whom she wishes TO study and
TX him If II Is agreeable to him to
I've her in his class She saws she
as never known professor who
buld not grant the required privil-
ze. One professor al Leipsic. how
Der. will not have women in his
asses. The students do not object
foreign women in the universities,
Al they object TO German women,
the professions are so overcrowd-
/ that they DO not want women to
snpete with them.
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How you have fallen away
Ten pounds Of pills and powders could hardly ef-
face that Of tactessness
twin sister mentally. not actuay-of that
went TO II lend who had nervous proslfatian
and found her In a bid spell Ct hiccoughs.
Immediately She remembered a similar case She
had known girl who got 10 hiceoughing and
they tried everything stop hersugar and righten.
ing her and humping her the back and everything
land It didn't do bit of good
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-02

Never can tell when you'l mash q
finger or suffer a cpt, bruise. burn oi
scaId. Be prenared. Dr. Thomas
Ecleetric Oh instantly relieves the
paiB-0nlekly cures the wound.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-02

4&amtnationS NeNf Montn.
] The board OF directors OF the Gen
aral Federation OF Womens clubs
nncunees that scholarship or
j 800 to be held at either Oxford,
cambridge or London university for
.se year 1916 will be awarded to an
american woman by the General
Federation. The scholar shall be
elected from among graduates Of
american colleges Of high standing.
lie shall be unmarried and not more
\ an 81 The same examination as
q at for the Rhodes examination
sall be taken in October, 1909 Ap-
I#ications are to be made TO the
II airman OF education. Miss Laura
Fake Gill, Washington, d. c.. or to
,se state chairman of education.