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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-23
COPPER MARkET-cIose.

Arll. Coml- l.. Arc. ia. All. 90.
Bos. Ely. 1915. Butte Cltn. -. Cact..
80. c. x A. ca, g. & n. 500; chino.
lea. Cop Range, COY DAILY w. "a. .
laig. CRANKY. 49,. GirouN. 5 Gold. cons.
s.. g Can 9ts, Hanc., 20; Helvo . y /.
"Efs luspira : - Isle Roy. i6ia !:
DtaSs. Miami. 2sl. NeV. Cons. 21a. /:
New Utah ~ y Butte. 3tts y. Lake.
Is; Ohio Cop 3 ZIG, old Dom, IS.
Csc. 1879. par Is, Ra.en. IS. shan.
L. SILVER GU, 70, ;. Lake, sd Sup. *
BIOS. 12iR Trim or Utah Cons. "a:
smelling. 49,. do pfd. iYis; WOly,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-23
Markets and Finance
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.


Reported for The Times by Carson.
Craig & Co. April 90; Early London
cables quote metal market up "a od
and steady. Boston copper market very
dull and easier. but IL held up well an
face OF weak New York stock market
this morning. North Butte opened
strong but sold on early in the day
q bout 81 per share. The late news on
North Butte is more bul!ish.
Al the annual meeting OF the Elm
River Copper Co, In Jersey city. yes
terday directors were reelected
stockholders authorized the directors
10 sell the property To new company
TO be organized under Michigan laws.
Reported for The Times by Hayden,
stone * Co, April %. Copper-on nm
tied trading, the market is weaker.
The active Issues have been Lake and
North Butte which are points lower.
ance OF the list, while exhibiting
much weaker tone. only shows frac-
Aonxl losses. Other departments OF tue
market are featareless with prices gen
orally lower
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO April y -Butter-Cream-
cry extras sic: hrsts. SOC. dairy, e&-
tras s6c, firsts, 24c Eggs--Primc
tirsts. 22iac: hrsts. 20Isc. Cheese
Twins. 1873. V1ic; young Americas, II
Gl4i,c Live poultry-Turkeys l5c :,
fowls isalslac; ducks. 1914 III &C;
geese l. n i2c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-23
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO, April 22.-Wheat opened
selling; trade not large Corn steady
to a shade easier for May; frmer Tor
other months oats steady to shade
firmer. trade limited In volume. Pro-
run OF hogs.
Noon-Wheat scared. gaining from
"a ale all around. Corn sharply higher
IA sympathy oats unchanged 70 ~
up
CIose-Wheat and corn closed strong
all around. oats closed at the opening
figures. except September which ended
&c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-23
PRODUCE.

The feature OF the produce market
was the practical passing OF the special
demand for poultry on account OF the
Jewish holiday This has caused n
heavy demand for poultry the past
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-23
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Creameries. extras. sic:
firsts. 30c; dairy butter. 21c; packing
stock. zoe per Id.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. zoe per doZ. Receipts on
Friday NJ
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Carson, Craig e. Co,

3I0-2I4 FORD BLDG. DETROIT.
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and Provisions
M.r,. Boston stock Exchange.
Chicago Bonrd Of Trade.
Private wires to all markets
Michigan correspondents OF Paine.
Bryan. New York and Chicago.
stock certificates d.-.vered promp
Correspondence solicited
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-23

Job Printing done, right; Tines
1875. or City 1855.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-23
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times By Hay Ten.
StCnc 4 Co, ll6-llN Griswold-s
Open. HiRh. Low Nom
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-23

Combination ice and roller skates
that have appeared in the marked
have the blades pierced 10 receive ball
bearing axles with rollers on the ends.
supplied with clamps to hold them in
place
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-23
U. s. GOVT BONDS.

Pond quotations. furnished by Hay
ieu Stone q Co. April p IT.
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LOCAL STOCKS.
BANKS AND TRUST COS.

Official quotations Detroit stock ex-
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Ono SIDE - Open- Tue OtHcr Is NOT
committed TO anything. How can you
arbitratc one side2 Arbitration gen
orally comes after the city has had a
chance 20 see books and private pa
pers. and the city then, ~ There Is
dispute. will require some time 10 an
aiyze the y. Y. n. contention. tt surely
A.. not the field Of any arbitration board
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week. and in the absence OF fresh re-
ceipts, has driven many buyers To the,
use OF frozen stock Shippers have APP
parently held back their stocks for the
last OF the special demand, but III so
they have held them too long. for the
ket was decidedly easier today. The
egg market was advanced a half-cent
in spite OF large receipts. Provisions
trade in fresh vegetables. and the de-
mand for strawberries is growing.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-08
ATAQUE NOCTURN0
EN- PONCE.
Ell Sr. Sixto Ortiz re-.
gresaba a la hacien
da Barrancas.
Al llsgar al barrio de Ma
chuelo. un grupo de indi-
viduos disc utia acalorada'
mente.
El quiso intervenir amistssa-
mente cuando uDo del grupo
le infrio terrible cuchillada.
De nuestro corResponsal.

Enero 6.-La detective arrest6 8
Eloy Bosch, por el delito de AGO.
metimiento y aggression Ingresando
en- la carcel a disposition de Ia corte
municipal.
Sc nos informa que en- Ell barrio'
Machuelo arriba, parte de Maraguez
y a las once de la noche de aver iba
para la hacienda Barrancas, el Sr.
Sixto Ortiz, y le infirieron una he
rida inclsa en- la parte anterlory v SUI,
perior de la region glenoidan, con-
cuchillo. Ell Sr. Ortiz nos ha manifes
tado esta manana en- la sala de So
corro que este hecho le sucedio de h
manera slgulente:
Sc dirigia en- su caballo para Ia
hacienda Barrancas Y al pasar
por un sitio oscuro cerca del barrio
Machuelo habl4 un grupo de perso-
mas, discutiendo acalo;1damente.
Ell joven Ortiz paro su caoallo y quiz
so intervenir para evitar un disgusto
En- eso momento sinti6 un golpe en-
el hombo izquierdo, paro que no SUI
p5 IN s4o 4ulen Sc 10 lnlw.o; que a
negar & su casa, not6 con sorpresa
que le habisn herido en- el homhro
En- Ia mahana de hoy vine 4 curaF
Sc & la sala De Socorros.
lie hizo Ia primera cura el pncsi-
cante Guarionex Cruz.
El Sr. OrHes un joven empleade
de Ia hacienda Bsrrancas y tendr6
81 amos de edad. Ell no ha podid0
levar q los tribunales 4 su agreao1
por que dice que no To- conoce.
Hoy han sfdo repartmos spor ~
Club de Damas, infinilad d. jugus-i
tes { los nihos pobrea IN 4 1sa&Eo
Amenizaba el acto i1na dnl4 dA
sica. IN 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-08
P0R CAaL.

New Yor enero 8. HoyIu6lsf
do en- el soberano Gongresoel man
safe del presidents Faft. En- dicho
documento Sc muestra opuesto & Ia
ley Sherman Qey antitrust; pierde
i dicho cuerpo, Sc provean los me
dios para forzar a esas gigantescas
corporaciones q disolverse, por ser
abiertamente monopolizadoras del
comercio. Con la desaparici6n de
csas empresas, vendra el libre conner
clio y podra estimularse Ia competen
C ia. Recomienda Sc prohiba & las
companies ferrocarrileras adquirir,
intereses de empresas similares que
trabajen en- ell mismo estado y que
desenvuelvan sus actividades den
tro de la competencia.
New York, enero S.-Despachos
de Nicaragua informan que la prem
sa de la capital publica en- editoria
les la opinion del presidente Ma
driz rcferente al fusilamiento de los
ciudadanos norteamericanos Can
non Y Grace. Ell presidente nicara
giiense desa prueba la ejecucion de
dichos individuos califcandola de
injusta. Esta actitud del Sr. Ma
driz Sc juzga como la aprobaci6n
por su gobierno de la conducta del
gobierno dc la casa blanca en- los
asuntos de la republica central. Con
tai motive ell gobierno de la Casa
Blanca Sc qcrc que procurara por
las Was diplomaticas con ell gobier
no de Mexico la extradici6n del ge
neral Zclaya para ser iuzgado por
los tribunaleS de Managua.
New York. cnero S.-Otros des
pachos de Managua informan que
cl general revolucionario Fono Dias
uno de los caudillos mas prestigio
SOS dc las tropas rebeldes pereci6
ahogado en- Grevton al vadear ell
rio San Juan para ir a rendir las tro
pas del gobirIno mandadas por el
general Toledo. La noticia de esta
deSgracia ha causado notable desa-
llcntO Ell las tropas rcbcldes.
New York. enero S.-El CONAN
dante del crucero ingl6s Scheilly ha
una nota en- terminus de
uttima'um 4 las fuerzas del gobier-
no mandadas por los generates vaz-
quez Y Toledo que estan acantona-
tas en- las NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A menazandoles con el desembarco
de tropas de infanteria de marina
81 aquellas sc deciden 4 librar bata-
la en- dlcho punto. Las fuersas 60
blernlstas - han repleyado hacia
Fl Norte siguiendo el curso del rio
san Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-08
FL CARNIVAL
EN- PONCE,
Por los prepar:atlvos
que Sc hacen prone
te quedar muy luci-
do.
Sc encuentran en- aquelIa
carcel once locos peli-
grosos.
Sc han hecho infructuosas ges.
tiones para su ingreso en- ell
manicOmiO.
(De nuestro corresponsaI. }

Enero 6.-Se encuentran desde hs
ce tempo II locos peligrosos, en- la
c&rcel de este distrito. Estos infeli
ces en- el estado que estan son un
constante peligro para los presos.
Sc han hecho las oportunas diligen
cias para que ingresen en- el manico
milo de San Juan, que es el sitio don
de deben estar, y hasta Ia fecha no
ha sido possible obtener su ingreso
en- dicho establecimiento. Con esta
van 5 veces que este, corresponsal,
Sc ha ocupado de este asunto.
Llamamos pues la atencion del
.jefe del consolidate sobre esto,.
Sc estan hacienda grandes prepa
rativos en- esta ciudad, para las FRO
Xmas fiestas del carnaval. A juzgar
por el entusiasmo que hay, y las per
sonas que han tornado la iniciatlva,
promote quedar lucidisima -dicha
fiesta.
Ell caballero Mr.. Roberto Graham
que Sc encontraba desde hace item
po paseando por 1nglaterra SUI pa
tria natal, ha regresado a esta ciudad
Ell lunes pr6ximo a las s de la ma
mana Sc abrira el curse escolar, por
haber finalizado las vacaciones de
estos dias.
La distinguida Sta. profesora de
uno de los colegios del barrio de ca
mas, Maria Martinez, Sc ha hecho car
go de su colegio despues de haber
disfrutado de unos dfas de hcencia
que le tueron concedidos.
Hemos tenido ell placer de saludar
en- la mahana de hoy a nuestro dis
tinguido amigo y compahero en- la
prensa, Sr. Agustin Navarrete, re
dactor principal de "La Democracia.
Gratas impresiones deseamole.
Ha fallecido antier en- ell Asilo de
Mendigos el Sr. Juan Vazquez Flo
res, de entiritis cronica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-08

III. Atendera las objec ZONES d
cualquier miembro.
W. Elegira, con la aprobaciol
del Presidente, los temas que por 81
naturaleza requieren ser desarrolla
dos primeramente.
Sec. X. Quota:
l. Cada miembro contribuira cor
la Quota de SOLO para gastos de la
Association.
Sec. XII. Suspension:
| l. La Junta de Gobierno de acuer
do con ell Consejo de Information
podra suspender temporalmente d
todo miembro que falte d sus debe
res.
Sec. XII. Enmiendas:
L Esta constitution podra ser en-
mendada, revisada 8 desechada
cuando asf 10 determine la mayoria
en- una reunion general celebrada
con tai fin.
REGLAMENIO.
Sec. I. Local:
l. Las reuniones Sc efectuaran en-
sitios previamente anunciados 9
en- la Logia de la Association.
Sec. II. ConJerencins:
l. Seran abiertas por ell Presiden
tie 8 por cualquier miembro que 10
haya solicitado con anticipation.
II. Sc daran las informaciones 8
resoluciones pendientes.
III. Sc iniciaran debates sobre te
mas de utilidad.
Sec. III. CertdmeneS:
|. Los certamenes sc llevaran a
cabo en- los dias escogidos por la Jun
ia de Gobierno y ell Cuerpo de Infor
maci6n.
II. Dichos certamenes seran anun-
ciados con dos meses de anticipation
Sec. ". Bibliotecd:
l. Todos los miembros tendran
derecho 4 usar la biblioteca.
ii. Ell Presidente, de acuerdo con
ell Consejo de Information, entregara
la obra que juzgue conveniente la
capaeidad del individuo.
III. Antes de leer otra obra, todo
miembro debera entregar la que es-
taba en- su poder, estableciendose
que contestara a las pregutnas del
Presidente 9 del Consejo de Infor-
maci6n referentes a la obra leida.
". Ningdn miembro prestara
una obra.
V. Las obras Sc entregaran en-
reunion ordinaria.
Sec. V. Micmbros:
I.Para ingresar en- esta Asociaci6n
despues de aprobado la Constitution
v Reglamento sera precise hacerlo
por medic de un miembro fundador.
ii. No sera considerable miembro
un solicitante hasta que no haya iu-
RADIO en- una reunion regular ser fiel
a la Constitution Y ReglamentO.
III. Podra haber miembros fuera
de la ciudad 8 de la isla, siempre que
sea possible enviarles una copia de
La Constitution y Reglamento me
dante pago de los mismos; estable-
que juraran por eserito.
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No querian dejar pa
sar los reyes sin algo
"notable. ~
eliciano y Juan navaja
en- mano la emprendie
ron contra Feliciano Do
mlnguez.
Tres meses y un mes de encie-
rro fu6 la recompensa de su
haZala.
(De nuestro corresponsal) J

Enero LA policia de la playa,
arrest6 anoche 4 los individuos, Fer
min Dominguez Dolores Fcliciano
Inocencia dc Jesus, y Juan Medina
por alterar la paz. Los individuos
Dolores feliciao, y Juan Medina fue-
ron arrestados tambien por acome-
timiento y agresion grave Estos in
dividuos hirieron a Feliciano Do
mnguez, dondole varios navajazos
en- una mano. Celebrado el juicio hoy
ante la corte municipal, fueron con-
denados por ell juez Lopez Acosta-
Dolores Feliciano q tres mescs de,
carcel 9 200 dollars de multa Y las
costas, y Juan Medina fu6 condena-
do q un mes de carcel 9 so dollars
de multa y las costas.
En- la manana de hoy SC ha cele-
brado tres juicios en- la corte NUM-
cipal por distingtos delitos.
Ha causado extraneza que hasta
la fecha no Sc haya ascendido a sar
gento el cabo de policia insular Sr.
Ceballo, que honra al cucrpo Il que
pertenece por su capacidad Y buenos
servicios en- el cumplimicnto de SUI
deber y habiendo ocupado en- la lista
delos ascensos a sargento ell ndmero
II, y segun tenemos entendido Sc
han ascendido q individuos de otros
numeros hasta el /.
Esperamos que cl Hon. Goberna-
dor haga justicia en- este asunto.
Ell policia insular Gregorio Vargas
que estuvo 55 dfas en- el Hospital
San. Lucas por haberse hecho una
operation, ha vuelto a prestar ser
vicios por encontrarse bien. .'.'
La detectire ha prestado 52 servi-
clos en- Ell mes pasado de Diciembre
habiendo sido sentenciado en- LAS
distintas cortes IA, quedando PEN
diente el resto.
Sc ha hecho cargo hoy de la ad-
ministraci6n del Asilo de ciegos ell
Sr. Fernando Gonzalez Lamas, nom
brado ultimamente para cstcpucsto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-08

clones, requisites que han dc concu-
rrlr conjuntamente."
Puede obscrvarse de un estudio
! comparative entire el plcito actual
y cl record del case anterior, que
/ concurren las tres identidades de
personals, cosas, y accioncs: las
paetes son las mismas; Sc pide
una misma cosa alegandosc la mis-
ma acci6n razon Gle pedir. Queda
aun por resolver sien el anterior ca
80 quedaron decididos todos los me-
ritos del asuntO en- question. Cree
mos que la question en- ell segundo
pleito Sc ha presentado bajo ell mis-
mo punto de vista que en- el primer
case, Isl bien Sc pide ahora cl remedio
en- forma distinta. Pero no impor-
ia estas diferencias en- la forma de
la suplica de la demanda, toda vez
q 10 q. ha de examinarse es la natu-
raleza de la obligation que Sc quic-
re hacer cumplir. ST la obligaci6n
que ha sido impuesta al dcmandado,
Y que 6l mismo reconocc, fucra una
obligation a plazo, el remcdio pedi-
do seria adecuado; pcro es otra muy
distinta la naturelcza de tai obliga
ci6n, porque es una obligaci6n con-
dicinal una prcstacion de hacer V no
de dar, no siendo por consiguicnte
cl demandado en- este case concrete
un dcudor del demandantc, 81 no el
obligado al cumplimiento de un con-
trato, de una obligation de haccr
bajo ciertas condiciones por 10 que
cs de naturalcza Conditional como
antes Sc ha expresado. y baio este
aspecto la "res adjudicata,.' alegada
cs pcrfectamentc applicable, V de ,
ahi cs que las mismas condi- !
clones de hccho, aSf como las mis- |;
mas conclusioncs de ley qucdan por !
rcproducidas en- todas sus parties dc !
acuerdo con Ia opinion cmitida en- ell
anterior case por el Hon. Arturo ,
Aponte, al resolvcr dicho case en-
apelacion, dclarando sin lugar la
demanda."
''Por tanto soy de opinion que
pOr las razoncs que anteccden. debe .
declararsc sin lugar La dcmanda, con +
tOdas las cOstas al demandantc.
-Esta mahana eStuvo en- Ia For
talcza visitando a Ia distinguila s.
norita MargcY Cotton. Ii distingui
la schorita Maria Amelia Pasanrll.
Fl luncs por Ia tardc scran en-
trga,ioS 4 Ia prCnSa copias lclmcn
safe del gobcrnador i In legislature.
S. informa que ci rrfcrido daeumen- :,
Ia consta de Is pajinaS dn papcl de
rscribir en- maquiniila y In parte
Inglesa eSti va tormina'Ia riactuan-
lO ahora los trabajos ,lc lraducci5n
al castcllano.
I'm Maricao snrprendij la p,li-
cla lnsulsr una jugada de gsIlos
srrestando a 33 individuos que aIlf
sc encontEaban-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-08

En- labucoa han arrcstaio 4
EPifani" EsPin nosa quien hiri6 de
un balazo al nino Justine velazquez
- lnfOrms que ell hecho fue casual
escapand ose el tiro 4 Espinosa. v
ocaslona do Ia muerte del Aiho.
The Marshall republican., 1910-11-25

south OF GaiveBt on In the gulf,
resting ON the surface of the wat
err. 1t measured about So feet long
and about 8 feet across the broad
est part OF the back, with fins re-
sembhng more than anything else
closed wings. It's head was small
and tapered to apoint, like an
elephants trunk. From the end of
this trunk or nose the monster
squirted a stream of water 80 tt.
long ahead of it and about 8 inches
in diameter, resembling a stream
from a fire-hose nozzle.
The hugeI tail, unlike whale,
was perpendicular, end 1t moved
slowly through the water for half
an hour and then sank beneath
the surface. Teh Avalon did pot
modest the monster, fearing it
might attack the vessel and do ser
ious damage. Capt. Haggert saw
the so-called sea serpent which has
been sighted several times within
recent years in the gulf, but he
says the new wonder is distinctly
different.
The Marshall republican., 1910-11-25
An Ideal Husband

is patient, ven with anagging
wife, for he knows she needs help.
She may be so nervous and run
down in health that trifles annoy
her. If she is melancholy, excit-
able, troubled with loss of appetite
headache, sleeplessness, constipa-
ton or ~fainting and dizzy spells,
she needs Electric Bitters the most
wonderful remedy for ailing wo-
men. Thousands of suffers from
female troubles, nervous troubles
backache and weak kidneys have
used them and become healthy and
happy. Try them. Only SOC. Sat-
~isfaction guaranteed by P. Fl. Frank
lin.
The Marshall republican., 1910-11-25
Special Course for Rural
Teachers.

Prof. W. J.. Hawkins, registrar of
the State Normal at Warrensburg
requests us to announce a special
course for rural teachers beginning
Dec. 5th. He says:
"The rural schools have not been
getting their share Of trained
teachers. The special State Ger
tificate that will be issued on the
completion of this course will hold
the teachers in the rural schools.
Some strong features of the
course are:
1. 1t is open to all rural school
graduates, and to teachers hold
ing Third Grade County Certifica-
ties.
2. 1t gives a scholarship equal to
that given by the first two years
OF a High School.
3. The four quarters of work fol
professional preparation are the
very best that can be given.
4. The reviews of common schoo.
subjects have special reference tt
methods of teaching the subjects
5. The Certificate issued by the
State Superintendent ait the com.
pletion of the curse is good il
the rural schools everywhere il
the State.
The Marshall republican., 1910-11-25
Right Into the Fish Tank

Berlin, Nov. 18.-The notorious
bacchanaiain night Tie Of this
city reached a climax last night
when a well known millionaire res
ident, after getting drunk in a
fashionable cafe, stripped and
plunged into a big glass goldfish
tank in the midst OF a throng of
society men and women, who cheer
ed him.
The cafe is one of the most pop
ular in Berlin with society. 1t
was crowded with persons of fash
ion. Although the place is noted
for its loose moral atmosphere,
women OF some of the most not
able German families are among
i'll patrons and were present on
this occasion.
Having drunk heavily as host OF
a merry party, the millionaire said
he felt ill. He declared that all
that he needed to put him right
was a cold bath. He staggered
behind a screen, disrobed and
hurrying through the astonished
nut Laughing crowd, plunged head
long into the great glass tank
scattering water and goldfish over
the men and women sitting near.
The attendants fished the swim
mer out and hustled him behind
the The women, some oil
whose costly evening gowns were
ruined by the splashed water
struggled for possession of the
fish as mementoes.
The Marshall republican., 1910-11-25
Lion Fondles a Child

In Pittsburg a savage lion fondled
the hand that a child thrust into
his cage. Danger to a child is some
times great when least regarded.
Often it comes through Colds,
Group, and Whooping Cough. They
slay thousands that DR.. Kings
New Discovery could have saved
"a few doses cured u baby of a
very bad case of Group" writes
Mrs. George B. Davis, of Flat Rock
N. c., awe always give it to him
when he takes cold. It's a wonder
full medicine for babies" Best for
Coughs, Colds, LaGr:ppe, Asthma,
HemorrA ages, Weak Lungs. SOC
81 100. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed
The Marshall republican., 1910-11-25

The dairy cow does than
bring financial ucces to the dairy
farmer. She makes him a better
citizen than he would otherwise
be. Her influence upon home con-
ditions is a most pleasing contriou
ton to those factors which r
responsible for the changed condi-
tions which prevail in the farm
homes of today. Thousands OF
these homes are now characterize
ed by comfort and happiness
where formerly they were blight
ed by drudgery and unhappiness.
Better financial conditions have
contributed 10 this change, and
the dairy COW has been in no
small measure responsible. She
has contributed in still another
wav. The dairy COW teaches kind
meas. Her owner soon learns hat
only by treating her kindly can ne
secure the highest possible returns
from her. and she responds quick
" TO- kind words and proper care.
Her disposition is one thaE n
human family might we'll emulate
She is patient and long suffering
acouiescing mutely in the arrange
ments made by her owner lor
carrying on the dairy business
striving at all times to repay MN
for every Effort made for her care
and comfort.
The members OF the family as
they come in contact with her
and her kindly disposition, are in
fluenced for good. AS they appre
ciate the financial benefit to- come
from caring for her we'll they take
a deeper interest in her. In doing
so they unconsciously cultivate
those qualities which make them
better citizens.
The dairy cow-the prototype OF
mans best friend-is welding q
greater influence than she is gen.
orally credited with. She has al
ways been found in the front ranE
in the march of civilization and nc
agricultural country can long pros
per without her. She is a po+en'
factor in the upbuilding of sucf
a country, financially, and socially
and a wise people will appreciate
her and encourage the industry o
which she is the foundation.
National Dairy Union.