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Manchester Democrat., 1911-02-08
JOEL WEBSTER HoUeHToN.

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Joel Webster Houghton, promi-
nent farmer of Co.fins Grove town
ship, died at his home on February
8, 1911. after weeks illness with
pneumonia.
Mr.. Houghton was born in West
Enosburg, Vermont September 8,
1886, and was married in, that city
to Miss Charlotte Dunton March 8,
1868. He is survived by his wife and
one ddaughter, Mrs. Merrith Blanch.
ard. He was a member of the NJ.
p. Church of Masonville, from which
churc the funeral will be held We'd
nesday afternoon a. 900 O'Clock.
Rev Perry will preach the funeral
sermon. Interment, win be made in
the Masonville cemetery.
Manchester Democrat., 1911-02-08
Mrs. WIZ wolcott was a Dubuque

Mrs. VIII Wolcott was a Dubuque
visitor Saturday.
H. A. Granger was a Strawberry
Point visitor Wednesday.
Joe Hoag was a business visitor
at Minneapolis, Minnesota, last week.
Oscar Sallsberg was a business
visitor in Independence Wednesday.
-Chas. Currey of Independence Wis
tied with friends in this city Thurs
day.
Mrs. D. w. Losey of Chicago is
visiting at the home of Mrs. c. H.
Mattox.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Van
Auken. a son on Saturday, February
4, 1911.
Mrs. Jessie Williams was an ov-
er Sunday visitor with friends at
Dubuuqe. llsl
Percy Strickland visited with
friends at Chicago the latter part of
last week.
Miss Ina Blair was an over
Sunday visitor with her parents at
Hopkinton.
Robert Morrow and Bert Hamb-
lin were business visitors at Webster
City Wednesday.
-Thos. c. Hines OF Charles City
visited with relatives and friends in
this city Monday.
The Women's Cument Event club
will meet at the home of Mrs. w. ].
Burk on next Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Blake and
granddaughter, Miss Marion were
guests Of friends at Waterloo We'd
'nesday.
AdJutant General Logan has fix
ed the dates of encampment for the
Fifty-third Iowa regiment from Au-
gust Z to l6.
About eight inshes of snow fell
on Sunday afternoon and evening.
The storm was the heaviest of the
winter and all railroad trains were
from two to six hours late.
Don't forset to give the new
Lyric theatre a visit and See come
first class films. Two shows every
evening, 7:45 and $3.50. Matinees ev-
cry Saturday afte rnoon at $3.50.
Manchester Democrat., 1911-02-08
AVERY N. SMITH.

Avery N. Smith was horn in Hins
dale, Cattaraugus County, N. ", Apr
20. 1892. and died at his home just
north of this city Thursday, Febru-
ary 2. 1911, at the age of rs years,
3 months and Z days.
Mr.. Smith came 10 this county in
1856 but remained here only a short
time before returning to the east,
after which he moved to HiMsdale
county, Michigan. where he married
Lucretla j. Cross on December 5,
1872.
In June 1874 Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
again came to this county, settling
on their farm adjoining the city linz
its Of Manchester and which has
been the family home ever since.
Mr.. Smith was one of the proni.
nent farmers of the county and was
always willing to spend his time
and means for anything that would
be for the betterment of the condi-
tions of thoee amnna., ~','
lived. Annals Of Iowa
In politics he WIS an ardent DEM
ocrat and for years has taken a
leading part in the affairs of the
party in this vicinity.
MIR. Smith during his residence in
this county has besn engaged in
farming and made success of his
chosen vocation.
The deceased leaves to mourn his
death besides a large circle of
friends, his wife; two sons, Edward
Smith ana Fred Smith, and one
daughter, Miss Eva Smith, all of this
vicinity.
MT. Smith was member of Man
chester Lodge No. 1855, A. f. & A.
M, and the funeral services were
held under the auspices Of the lodge
at the family residence Sunday aft
ternoon at 1870 O'Clock. Rev. j. F..
Moore, pastor of the Congregational
church, preached the funeral sermon.
lntermen. was made in Oakland Gem
etery.
Among those from out of town at
tending the funeral were DR.. and
Mrs. A. S. Wasson, the former a
nephew, Sioux City, Mrs. NJ. e.
Smith. Edgewcod. a sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. Hesser, Edge
wood. the latter a neice, and Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Smith Of Edgewood,
the former a nephew.
Manchester Democrat., 1911-02-08
CATHOLIC FAIR.

The Catholic society of this city
Will hold fair at the Centra. OPP
era house February %, 90 and "a.
On Wednesday, evening, February
22. the play, "The Weeping Willows. y
will be presented by local talent
under the direction of w. r. Evans
OF this city. Thursday and Friday
evenings will be devoted to dancing,
Carpenters orchestra will furnish
the music both evenings and good
time is assured all these in attend
ance.
Manchester Democrat., 1911-02-08
RESIGNS FROM LIBRARY BOARD.

Miss Maude Graham. who has been
a member of the board of trustees
OF the Carnegie library, has resign
ed from the board as she has ac-
cepted a position as instructor in
the schools at Sioux Falls, South Da-
kota. Mayor Long appointed Capt. j.
r. Merry to fill the vacancy caused
by Miss Graham's resignation.
Manchester Democrat., 1911-02-08
STORE FOR RENT

The store building on the corner
of Franklin and Delaware streets,
heretofore occupied by W.. H. Latter
ty & Co., will be for rent on the list
Of next March.
This building is well located for
business purposes. Its occupants for
the past 20 years have been up near
the head Of the list Of successful
Manchester merchants.
For particulars inquire of
CARR, BRONSON & CARR or
w. II. LAFFERTY & CO.
Manchester Democrat., 1911-02-08
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.

. a u ! r a.. y
The regular monthly NEE ing of
the school board was held at secrs.
tary, NJ j. Yoran's office Monday
evening with Jones, Richardson,
Lindsay and Supt. Inman rresent.
Miss. Violst Marston was elected as
teacher in the High school. A pre-
liminary estimate was made for tax
es' to be levied this year for the sup
port Of the school during the COM
ing year.
The following bills we're allowed:
W. L. Drew, supplies. ). IS 7.s3
Grimm & Co., sup. ). :. :. 3.97
D. G. Heath & Co., sup. .... 4.05
Reed Bros, sup. :. ). Y. 11.5s
Mrs. Frank Beal, sup. ;. rs
H. w. Welterlen. labor >. ;. 1910
A. H. Blake & Son.. ;. S.05
j. r. Inman, sup. :. 1853
Atlas School Supply Co.. sup. 2s.1o
w. c. Amsden, sup. .... J. 1910
NJ. j. Yran. sup. ). so
Rand, McNaily & Co.,. >. s.65
A. c. Carter, labor. 1870
Manchester Democrat., 1911-02-08
JURORS Fer NARs Il TERM.

< .
The trial ju. ors for the Marcl
erm of court ere as fo3ows:
]. NJ. Solder, Coffin Grove.
James Harry, Elk,
Richard Rubley, Bremen.
Vim. McCrsker, Frairie.
Fred Smith, d lhi.
Casner Westmeyer, Err men.
G. NJ. Dodge, RichlT nd.
Homer Abbott, Delaware.
F.. S. Kl'ny. Dslaw re.
B. NJ. Ferguson. South Fork.
R. H. Carey, Delaware.
M. H. Alger. Honey Creek.
John Wilson. Hazl Green.
Albert Carlson, Ads ms.
F.. w. 10 eph, Delhi
L. p. Smith, Elk.
Levi G. Kas' er. One ida.
John Don. hue, Adams.
H. F. McRr de. Haz Green.
Frank Kelley. South Fork.
q. w. see.ey, Delawfr re.
G. R. Williams, Oneida.
S. d. Houston, Adams.
c.. R. Moul or, Union
Mike Monahan, Adams.
w. f Eoan, South Fork.
r.. c. Winch, South Fork.
X. C. Whitman, Oneida.
Ed. Foo:s, Union.
John Peters, Hazel Green.
William swindell, Adams
Thomas Turner, Adams.
VIM. c. Charpel, Delaware.
]. NJ. Clendenen, Oneida,
E. f. Main, South Fork.
A. Weiner, Elk.
The grand jurors for the Mar
term are as follows:
H. V. Lechterberg, Bremen
Owen McMahan, Prairie.
Roy Duns moor. Richland.
S. P. McCarren, Delaware.
]. L. Aldrich, Hazel Green.
George Mat hews. Oneida.
B. B. Ph'lipps, Delhi.
E. w. Cook. Coffins Grove.
R. NJ. Merriam, Adams.
G. A. Clute. Honey Creek.
w. P. Harris.E TX.
R. g, Crawford. South Fork.
Manchester Democrat., 1911-02-08
DAIRY CITY HoTTLiNe AND ICE
CREAM PLANT.

William H. Hatesy and Ed HrubN
have rented the Chas. Thorpe build
ing on Main street, formerly Occur
pied by the bakery, and have pur-
chased full equipment for bottl-
ing plant. An ice cream parlor will
be run in conn .ction Herewith.
They VIII take possession March
first.
Manchester Democrat., 1911-02-08
abort,.. -. :. =. q. 81 10000
Leaving his ne wor h about. -. -.

.. -. :. 27 ,O00.0U
The plaintiff has not contribut
largely, II a. al. 10 the accumulation
Of this lrope.ty, and in view of all
the c'reums.an es N the case, and
ct the lara e Indebtedness of the de-
fendart III particular, the d:cree
will provide that the defeEdans pay
plaintiff al mony in the sum OF
$1,000, Tayalle as folows-$lOO per
month fer from one to six msnths
from the date OF the filing OF the
decree, at the option CT the defend
amt the $4,000 per month payments
to be made until the balance is paid
as hereilaf er proy.d d. The balance
to 'be paid at the expiration of six
months, or sooner II the defendant
shall SO elect, eishsr In cash or by
mortgage on the land owned by the
defendant, payable on or before s
years frsm the da.e thereof, all de-
ferred paymen to bear per cent.
interest payable ann ally.
The de rec W Ii fur her provide
that the :,ef sndanE pay the cos d, In
clnding the sum Of $1,000 attorneys
fees for plaintiffs attorneys. and
Judgment viii lie entered therefor.
The alimony. attorneys fees and
costs to he .ien on defendants real
estate until paid.
To ca h finding and or.er each
party excerts.
Franklin c. Flatt,
District Judge.
Tenh Judicial D.sr.ct Of Iowa.
Friday Judge Ransier came down
and held court for the day. The fol-
lowing b,lsins IS was disposed of:
Probate.
Estate of William B. Smith. H.,
C. Smith appointed sole executor
without bond.
Estate of Thomas Ryan. WIN ad-
mitted to probate. John A. Ryan APP
pointed executor. Bond, $1s00.00.
Estate of Ben Carlson. Admins
TRAITOR authorized to compromise
claim against accident insurance COM
pany for the sum of $225.0O.
Estate of James r, Cox Will adj
nitted to probate. Sarah c. Cox
appointed executrix without bonds.
Estate of Matthew Haran. Report
Of distribution approved. Admins
trator discharged and bond exonerat-
ed.
Estate of w. N. Boynton- Widow
allowed $1,000 for years support.
Estate of Jane Rich. Win admitt-
ed to probate.
Estate of Edison Merrill. Final re
port approved. Administrator dis
charged and bond exonerated.
Estate of VIM. Hoefer ST. Admin
istrator directed to institute suit
against farmers State Bank OF Dy-
elsvil,e to obtain money on deposit
in name Of decedent at the time of
his death. ( j,
Estate of Serve Collard. Will ad-
mtted to probatae. Victor L. Coll
ard appointed executor without
bonds.
Estate of George Ford. Hearing
on probate of will fixed for Febru-
ary II, 1911.
Equity.
Lena Engleman VS.. Angus. Engl :
man. Triad. Plaintiff granted de-
cree of divorce from defendant as
prayed. Decree to be entered on
payment Of costs.
Garrett Main ct al. VS.. Maggie B.
Nelson ct al. Report OF sale to j.
w. Robinson approved. Referee di-
rected to complete sale.
Anna Peters VS.. Henry Peters.
Trial to court. Plaintiff granted d.
yorce from defendant. Same to be,
entered on payment. Of cos s..
Manchester Democrat., 1911-02-08
BASKET BALL.

The local baske. hall team will
contest against a similar aggregation
from Inderendenee on next Friday
evening at the Armory in this city.
Manchester Democrat., 1911-02-08
AUCTION SALE.

AT 10 O'Clock Wednesday, Febru-
ary 8. 1911, l will sell 1-2 miles
east of Manchester on the Spring
Branch and Bailey Ford road, all of
my live stock machinery, hay. grain,
etc. 6-1wk.
Olaf Anderson,
Manchester Democrat., 1911-02-08
WANTED AND FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE-whether you want to
buy or sell, KNOW can give you
valuable information.
u. G. G Yoran.
Single and R. C. Rhode Island Red
.ockrels for sale.
2-4wks. Mrs. C. j. Raymond.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-11
= = RI;>,-
LA NOVELA DE LA
REVOLUTION SOCIAL

Sc titula la Vague Rouge y es, real
nente. una obra roja, roja de sangre
que mancha las GALES modernas, rOJa
lie banderas que fotan al sOplO de Ia
hebre nueva. lila ola ROjd! Cuando
apareci0. hace apenas unOs meses, Ia
primera impression que todos sentlmos,
fue que Sc trataba de un hbro meta
mente revolucionario. Els la odlsea de
los organizadores de huelgas, Gle los
iefes socialistaS de los enemlgOS de La
sociedad''. dijimos. Y pensamos: Los
amigos de Pataud estaran OrgullOsos =.
Mas ahOra vemOs nuestrO error. EsOS
seilores no quieren parecerse sus re-
tratoS 'Nosotros-h dicho unO de
los pontifces de la Confederation Ge-
neral del Trabajo-no somos asl.
LA obra de Rsny-ha escrlto otr0-
as I'm insulto interesado contra la ella
Sc laboriosa. les esa novela-ha ase-
gurado un tercero-el digno pendant
de la B0rricddU de Bourget. Todos
estos ataQues. han irritado de tai ma
nera al autor de La Vague Rouge, que,
abandonando su impasibilidad acos-
tumbrada. Sc ha decidido a publlcar
ma glOsa doctrinal de su novela, en-
10 '''' zh1;oo -, "a
70 reVoloclol'"Ilo > (: i'1''GN !, so,, :" ,,5s
neral no p"el'e 'Nr2,'', w. a4.n ~ +;an'no ON
eolI'''''i" >ll,'e:": 80; ;,,1;a,1;.+. ~ ora
elee,'' e. i o'"'o.'0' : e,.n, 40 -, +allor
reN'l''!'''"' 10 'l''0 :.tI, l4I -, oa,,c,,;s+o,
ou Sue''o IoJ0 '0Ll9l''." .:. ~ l:.s>;,,a, :
el reno oe S''S REV l,'''''>', I,n;, ,Y;l1.'
Ioer|a &c i"V'S"o w ' ,,,a,,
zero ell las 'loI'9 ,'' Il '''"J'' ~ w.. ~. ~.
ITO co1'>lS.'" Ell ''"''J'I ''.''' ;. l:.
no pas" 10 ''ll>''''' " .>'''>''
oloe ''~l'H --''''e7 7"
:" l"''i '"i9'''" !,
mu2UeS, "' con ''1 iu>" = S'' ~ h.
naL ~lno 1"A S'> ,"'lLeS "9 "''3 Z.
-Sfe o"eE" lheloo', I"V : '','.'',
H0boI0Gf toi>l>le 81 'i"""J"1
H1.2 para que JoIo t"e>'e MAJ 0>.' $
capitalists en JraoaJaf oaI ha+3 id|
todo sea lnutlL lo> 1ol'>1'..1l>l' g.
Trafalgar f2Islae3ndo Ia> nd1e.l'> t'I1
mas, para lnIundlr terror ld our
gue>fa.
Los caSoS de Sd5"f@4r son, PoF Ie9-
gracia. cada dla mas trecuente~. Aver
tran los pa03deroS los que. para I'M
p0ner Sus VoIuntadeS, amaSa0an Ia ma
rina con petrGIeo. AnteaTer, los sal
chicIieros amenazaban con empleaf
carnes nocivos. Nalana, DOS >aAe.,
Y todo este, SIN embargo. k0SnI no
ha: Querido eStudlarlo en- >u noVeLa.
do>e090 de permanecer 1uera de Co0#
poI6mica y de no preSentar slno cua-
dros de lucha pintoresca y eStados de
alma colectivos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-11

p,,os hien: en- 9 de mayo de 19oo
pa+ava,,oz theme ,escrita una carta re
,rer len la que lie encarga dIga l'oc"
(NTor,aD que lie env1a los lbros oe
electricidad y la formula para taorlcar
cdbada claro es que sc haolaoa oe "a
plosivOs. 40
Doc1a ademas en- dicha carta que nd
l. go oonspoa1iria con discursos III pro
maoandas. sIno CON actos DE Vloiencla'
10 iniciativa era de esperar de la
mente ioven.
So nr,1eba ademas que Ferrer man
aa dinero a Est6vanez, Este en 10 oe
mavo fu6 a Barcelona reclblo las VI
sitas de LerrouX y terrer.
Dpspu6s marcha al extranJero loS
nocos dlas sale Morral para Madrld.
I'll d{a 81 lama Morral la bomba con
4ra el Rev que causa la marerte ere =
,,orsonas V quedan heridas lo''
AlorraI Sc dmige despues del atenta
do ! wen. 4 Nalzens qpli.en DO puede oe-
latarlo pero 81 sale de casa con 81 )
atravesando Madrid Sc dlrge d los
C,,a+ro Caminos. entra en la tabern" ue
Canar+o. V 10 re9omienda un amigo
suyo va Saba \"N'''S 'l-'Jl' :9n
orarias que habIan ocurf-do'
A"llel'S 1l'''' ''-.1 <.[, ~ as.Iari6n CON
clar"'i'n &c 3,'' ~ H. Navo reci5e
ferref' '''@'4l''o = 5,+o 41tiro arun-
aqueI 11la '"'.' ~' ,J..r.1 ,,a~a Ma
5,;J
.5 <51.aas $; como
lrts l',l'' .0'. ..,.. ..,.,,- no.o. 3a~o
ce d F51i ''' ,'...,,g g,.;.... Ia
5,,;6r entire Ferrer y Mo~raL y verse
ao.,,,rono4ido de un mUdo mnporta4re,,
,9,.no,.t ..,,..aanante. sin que
....-.. ,,a1a dice aIlr Ina
,.aa;hado aos rartas de Ferrer. "a una
do las a,I9fes ir-lllla un che4ue dc mai
,,o.a+as nara aylrdarle en su campana
,.o,,ol,oionaTia.
vinne Ia dptenci6n de Ferrer. Sc We la
o.,,,eo y mn ohstanta c0mprobarse que
90 ooara7is4a Desar de t0dos estes
.,,4,o.od..,,tas Y haIlarsa tan notoriamen-
te comDlicado. Ferrer fue abSuelto'
,oo- ..,,,;oso u 0nn
ll5SS'' =, - '''' .'..., ,,o,. E,,,.ona Vi
o'''Als MA .-- = d;,, o,,, aS nm .hombre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-11
(Continuaci0n)

do que debe crearse en Espana una Re
p1blica libertaria
Lee otras cartas de Ansemo Loren
20, en- las que Sc habla de remesas de
dimero a Solidaridad Obrera, compro-
metida en- los successes de julio.
Sc We que FelTer ezra nn revonciona-
rio que cOnstantemente fOmentaba la
agitaci6n: estaba cOmplicado Ell la
muerte de Canovas, en- ell atentado de
la calle de Rohan en- Ell de la calle
Mayor.
Las amtoridades francesas repugna-
ban va Ferrer, vigilandolo como peh-
groso por slls ideas anarquistas.
Sc lie We en- Paris y sale para Barce-
Iona Ell 26 de junio a pretexto die que
ten1a enferma su familia.
Permaneci0 todo ell mes de julio en-
Barcelona, hasta que pasado este ITEM
po Tuelve con urgencia al eXtranjero,
despues de haber recibido una carta de
Malato pidiendole precios de cotizacI0n
de unas acciones y lie abre un cr6dlto.
Ear,a,. ou,a ara un asnaIol axtrania-
40 ,o,+;,,[o ,,a..hoa.1o 40 ,a nn,+a (
otro. moVi6ndose misteriosamente.
III 26 da in1;o sa .dan1ara Ia hna1c.a
o...,..,,a1 y do,1, ,o, ,,.;,oao.os .o oo,non+ov
fn6 s,1alado Farro,. v ,arsaun:do nor
la. ,,+o.;a,.4o!, ,,,.;n,.,.o na,. u i.,,u
[Ia 1fa+ar5 y 1asn,,5s ,o, !. ,,+or;a.4
y, .3:+a,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-11
ADMoR. Miguel Mascara Garc1&

ra luchar contra la tiran1a del capi-
tai, cualquier circunstancia dtbe apro-
vecharse. Asi, encontrandose un dfa
ante tres Obreros muertos que Sc han
ahogad0 en- un pozO, Organiza un en-
t1erro cooperative con banderas roias
y dlscursos mas rojos aj1n. "Ven;1
dice los proletarios-venid rem
dir un supreme homenaje 4 e>tas vic,
tlmas del capital homicida. - z como
algulen, afectuosamente le hace notar
iue en- tai circunstancia el 0atrona+o
no tiene culpa ninguna, conttstale:
-Cierto, cierto.. Solo aue hav
necesidad de conmover al pueblo &C.
mo Sc puede va que los Antiques ms
tntos pueden servir, no hay que de>-
denarlos. La muerte violenta, impre-
slona las imaginaciones. Cuando los
que mueren son pobres traba. adoree,
hay que aprovechar ell momento de
las emociones para hacer yer 10 in1cuo
Gle la condici6n del trabajador explo.
tado por ell capitalista. No i1nporta
que ell capitalista no tenga la culna
Ell este case. Lo importante es cue
ell pueblo, emocionado, piense en- la
revoluci6n y jure ante un cad8ver odio
al patron. Los cadaveres son titles. j.
La filosof1a de tai ap6stol. es ab-
surda y OdiOsa, no cabe de clio duda.
Pero su psicolog1a es sutil El terri
bic Francois Rougmout tiene un ms
tinto de conductor de masas Que 1o
distlngue entire sus companer0e. Con
habilidad eXtraordinaria, .saba - tonar
ell partido que mejOr convene. 9n ca~
da momento cr1tico, para determinar
la explosion del odio Su I1niao ot~
jeto es llevar los obreros 4 L. h1el-
ga, 4 la pelea al campo lie }atal11.
donde Sc conquistan las Hber+a6as. es-
poniendo la existencia y de~G41an'o
el bienestar Ell numero de >a# VII
timas es incalcuIable Con un oretezto
m>Ignlticante, arruina 4 los i-onre>.-
res de Ia casa BoucharIat; loe~", sin
'''>''' 'i 'iI0'l'0' 'i''1e qu5"I"T 2 r
'@'i>''> 'l1ar'| JacPuIef y @'a "~,..
IL Nf- ''l''"' >'l Nl''l'li' lI'ot S...t.':,'' =
ii'0 II la'il''''I''' oe9P'lFS d1".@. = .a
i''"Ie'er 8l ooeh c"TFoceEo
por HI oeoI"ra /" 2oeEr" a .] "'<'..-
1'"'AeS y oe"e-l1"> l''l'dI1l'4.> '7 ~ '-
HtlI. aua una ue eS'aS H"".-= s-.~
ne NlS hoI1ehlo> "e ah&"S1l"> .C A-.
r0i2no. Bravo Ia m3ner& slg...
eI ap6stol rojo va siempre Ia o.-
bcza de suS tr0paS y eXpone ~@ pa
ch0 al enemi@0 Su muprte e~ @H
me. I'm guardia municipal en ia. nn-
mento de ciega irritaci6n, ga ae;1o
de un movimiento de grcrJ2|as turo-
ce>, SAGA su revolver y apunoa na
ser que Sc yergue frente 4 a. .Ahma
bien. como ese ser es una nluiar, Eo~-
eenout Sc interpone entire Ella Il
alma. Y gritando Viva Ia ravola~.
ci0n social!". cae, como los Grerrures
hom6ricos. en- belIeza
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-11

paga eel incendio. Sc asaltan conventos
Y mueren sacerdOtes. :"
q Y creeis que estos no son anteceden-
tes para condenarle?
Hablaba de preWicios ell senior Sch
LAS sin recordar el proceso de Rull.
donde un jurado sin pruebas decisivas
do Origen a una sentencla de muerte.
.Nosotr0s no habeis tenidO en- cuenta
estos antecedentes Y hab6is qulerido II
al cas0 concrete. buscandO, dIhgencla
por tliligencia, algo en- que poder basar
vuestra campala revoluciOnaria contra
dos personas del partido conservation,
parapetandoos en la immlunidad parla-
mentaria, que ejercida EN- cierta fornla
resulta h1lsiva.
Lo mas triste es que esa labor de los
revolucionarios sea bien vista por quie-
mes aqu1 Sc aprovechan de ella, aunque
mo puedan confesarlo, para satisfaction
de pasiones, de menudas concupiscen-
cias, de personales venganzas.
VOsotr0s, los revoluciOnarios, hacGis
bien EN- ir contra nOsOtros como 10 ha-
ceis, porque estais convencidos; as1,
siempre nos encontrareis en- vuestro ca
mino. Pero res injusto que digais que
nos escudamos en- ell eierrito. 10 que
haCemOs es defenderle de una invectiva
por ser de justicia, y suponer 10 contra
RIO es una iniQuidad.
No; no podr6is engailar a nadfe, CO.
mo tampoco podran enganar los socia-
listas, que habiendO sido tan 'enemigos
Vuestros, ahora dais ell espectaculo de
EerOs abrazadOs con don Pablo Lyle
.sias, porQUe t0dOs persegllls el misno
fin revolllcionariO; son esos S0cialistas
los que enViaron al COngreS0 de COpen-
hague una communication para que Sc
declarara Ia huelga general como pro
testa Ia campaiIa de AIelilla proDO-
sici0n que no prospero porQue aquellos
s0eia1iStas no son como v0sotr0s. y SOLO
la admitieron para su estudio.
AM, el senior Iglesias Sc entretenia
en aSi>tir un gran banquete y 4 un
baile No me eXtraiIa no pu2de eX-
tra0ar nadie Ia campa1a que los re-
'oI'1io-loFioS H@9'eL'
'"''l'l2A como Fefftr lle1l3h es" el"-
SO @'' I5l"alolleS fll eI eAJf"AJeFo'
('f'l''>9 a2ldI'9oS t'' los coiiS1fNdoo-
res y nd&Vaa mUeSI."S dc a2rooaelo4 en-
L'"Fte de Id may o1'I7' Llll'<t-'11 81 as
curse Ndllas Neees se d1@Ioa Noo@S de
nuN DHon. mUJ 5leH, eH los -eStanos J
jtlDUnaSl
Nadrld b.
y las >J1atro nehos d.'| a're eIaeo1-
dc ue hCIla1o--1s Ia S>s-oll.
Los Alojmas estan IltAaS.
I'm los PSranoS de Ias oposItioneS, re-
2ula2 commencement; los de Ia maIorla.
mhy d@Sanlmados.
En- Ell banco azJll, Ell Jefe del GoDler-
no.
AGenaS aW0Dada eI acta, SIC fedlu-
zl senior Sag0:qr hah]a para a)us,o-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-01
'CaSCaretS' Belong
In Every Household
Take one as soon as you don't feel just
right. II is old fashioned and need
less to take harsh doses of physic.

We all live unnaturally. Our food is
too fine; too rich and too plentiful
We eat too little fruit. too few green
vegetables. We don't exercise enough.
The result is, our bowels get clogged;
our liver becomes inactive, for nature
intended us to live in a different way.
What shall we do? Shall we walk
ten miles a day? Shall we diet our
selves? Shall we seek for more laxa-
tive and less costive effect in our food
Or shall We take Cascarets? One way
will serve just as well as the other.
Cascarets are vegetable laxatives-
Their action is as natural as the ac-
ton of fruit, Of coarse food or of exer-
else. They are gentle They persuade
the bowels-never drive them or irri-
tate them. They are candy tablets,
and the dose is one at a time-just as
soon as you know that you need it.
1t is wrong to take harsh physic and
to wait till you need a big dose. It is
better to keep at your best, every
hour of every day. And one Cascaret
at time is sufficient. That means to
keep clean inside-keep a 10 cent box
handy in the home