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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-06
OUNCE MIL POR-
T0RRIQUEN0S A CUBA

dores portorriquciios, por de prom
to, a las playas orientales.
y Sno pondran ustedes min
guna cortapisa la corriente mi
gratoria? l&s
Absolutamente Nninguna. So
10 exceptuamos, por supuesto, a
los trabajadores que esten en- la
edad militar, pnes Cuba, en- la
guerra, es aliada de los Estados
Unidos. que son sus protectores.
jUno de los buques para con-
ducir los obreros sera el que
realiza viajes actualmente entire La
Habana, San Juan, Ponce y Ma
yaguezg
No, senor. La "Empresa Ma
viera" dedicara, para la transpor-
tacion de ese considerable nnme-
ro de viajcros, a los vapores "Ju-
La, "Julian Alfonso" y "Haba-
ma, entire las costas de Pto. Rico
Y las orientales de Cuba. Los vapo-
res "Chaparra y @'Jibara" no
pcdran venir. como duisieramos,
por haber sido vcndidos a una
Compania francesa. Pero muy
pront6 Sc les repondra, para que
no sufra mcrmas al comercio de ca
botaje en- Cuba, que crece con ex-
traordinaria rapidez.
La opinion de Ell IMPARCIAL
aoerca de este asunto, es va bien
cOnOcida
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-06

III cicrre de Ia frontera y unos
alarmantes telegramas que habla-
ban de cpidemias terrorlficas que
mataban Ell un Jay, esparcieron
hondas alarmas por Barcelona y
por toda la provincial.
Podenos aGrmar, dice GEL Dilu-
vio", que la epidenia francesa es
In gripe, exactamente con los mis-
nos caracteres que la espaiiola; es
decir con deriyaciones pulmonares
e intestinales, mas de aquellas que
de, estas. Ademas, la cpidemia de-
crece. Pero el Gobiern0 hara bien
Ell mantener todas las severas pre-
caucioncs Ell la .frontera pOr que
los centenares de obreros espailo-
les que entran y pueden estar con-
tagiados acrecentaran y esparci-
ran la cnformedad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-06

de producer lesiones' >iHaco> =
que he mos coNprobado en M
topsia y que sons prfhci& lnelyte
una neumonfa generalizada de
brotes sucesivos, violenta nefritis
v degeneration grasienta del hfga-
do. La coagulabilidad de la san
gre esta disminuida.
Segunda. Puede afirmarse que
en- la generalidad de Jos casos no
Ise cncuentran los gGlimcnes tifico,
paralitico, gripal de d'feiffer y es-
pirochoetas de las bronquitis he
morragicas; sin negar liz existen-
Ella de enfermos que, como ell cual-
quier otra 6pocg, sufran los alta
|ques de estos g&rmenes. En- min
g'in case kemos eqcontrado ell ba-
clio pestOsO.
Tercera. Con gfan frecuencia
Sc ha encontradO un dIpf0eacO que
es aglutinado por ell suero de los
enfermos y convalecientes a atlas
dilucioncs, y cuyo estudio conti-
nuamos.
Tales son los datos actuales que
prometen ampliar sin p6rdida de
mOmentO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-06
LAS EsCUELAS DE SAN JUAN
CONSTITUYEN UN
PELIGRC

=
En- Nueva York Sc trata, seg1n
lecmos en- los periodicos de la re-
ferida urbe, de cerrar hasta enc
no las escuclas piiblicas, por con-
siderarlas como focos dc infection
de Ia influenza que hace cstra-
gos ALI.
En- esta Isla, que no tiene los
elementos dc que dispone Nueva
York para combatir la playa, de-
hiera. hacerse 10 mismo.
Las familias no ocultan su In
tranquilidad ante los peligros que
sacramento las amenazan. A las
escuelas asisten nnmerosos niflos,
como sc comprueba dia por dfa,
cuyos padres O hermanos yacen
en- CANA, sufrieneo la epidemia.
Els l6gico suponer, en- raz6n de 10
expuesto, que esos nifios llevan a
las classes el germen de la conta-
gicsa enfermedad, que transmiten
en- seguida a otrcs alumnos. Ahf
esta, por consiguiente, 81 mayor pc
ligro. que debieran impedir las
autoridades.
No solo Sc puede extender ell
contagio a un salon, sino toda la
escucla, como ha sucedido va en-
las populosas urbes del Norte, y
producer. Dor la imprevision, I'm
considerable ,n1inero de victiti-
mas.
La opinion pnblica espera que
"l Comisionado deInstrucci0n, Mr..
Miller, dicte la disposition que
aguardan, con verdadera ansie-
dad. los padres que no han retira-
do a1n sus hijos de las escuelas
por tenor a que pierdan ell curse.
TENIDA F'UNEBRE
La Logia "Sinceridad", MIN.
1856. la Camara de Ruth 'Fideli-
dad", 5371 v la Rama Juvenil
"Humildad" 1407, celebraran con
iuntamente su tenida f1nebre re-
glamentaria ell domingo 10 del CO.
rriente, a las oclfo de La noche, en-
los salones de la Logia s'Sinceri-
dad", en- la Avenida Ponce de
Leon.
Las ramas arriba indicadas, con
sid~~enio la desgracia que. afiiie
a nuestra querida isla ocasionado
por los terremotos del II de oc-
tubre y los sucesivos temblores,
acordaron que esea session sea ce-
lebrada en- faplilia " por consi-
guiente no habra invitaci6n nj pro
grama.
RoBo EN- MANATI
La policfa de Manatf ha dado
cuenta al Quartet General de que
en- ell barrio Coto Norte lie han 81
do robados las siguientes prendas
Francisco Cancel: I'm baul, dos
trajcs de senora, dos enaguas,
tres camisas, dos pares de panta-
lones, dos pares de pantaloncillos,
dos camisas. dos camisetas y tres
palos de hilo.
Tambien en- ell barrio Coto Sur
Sc cometi6 otro robo. Ambos es-
tan investieandose.
Ia CORTE MUNICIPAL
Ell .i,lez Font esta llevando a
oobo grandes reformas en- el edi'
ficio n1e ocupa la Corte Muni,'i,
nal Pcrsonalmentn con aynda
del juez Gactan dirige los traba-
jos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-06
A LOS RECLUTAS

ST esta I'd. dcntro de la edad
militar, 81 pertenece a la Home
Guard'' al Ejercito, lie interesa
tcncr un tomito dc elias Nocioncs
de Topograffa MIlitar" por el Co
mandante Pascual Lopez Anton
giorgi. Para clases y "Scouts"
muy neccsario.
De venta casa Cantero, Fernan-
dez y Co., San Juan.
Tn cjemplar, $3.50. Una doce-
na, $500. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-06
Sc ALQUrLA

En- la Casa Alien 21 (Edifcio
Ordohez), m salon que midc 240
metros cuadrados, una ofcina luI
josa Y espaciosa y otras en- los pq
tios de dicho edidcio. Informar
Jose.Ma. Carrero, Luna 56. AZ
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-06
LA GRIPE FRANCESA
EStgl ldiOs MedicOS

Glarta. Tomar por la noche, a
la h2Ra de La cena, un "cachet" de
&C centigramos de quinina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-06
De San Juan y Ia Isla
iAPoRFANDo socoRRos
Nov. 4, 1918.

NOV. 4, 1910.
Sr. Director dc Ell lMPARCIAL,
San Juan, P. R.
Muy Sr. mio.:
Aeompaiiando a esta tengo el
gusto de ad%lntarle copia de una
carta que con esta fecha he escri-
to al Honorable Gobernador de
Puerto Rico, Sr. Arthur Yager, la
cual ruego Sc sirva insertar en- su
respectable perioGico.
Sin otro particular y anticipan-
dole las gracias, me suscribo de
I'd.
Alto. s. S..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-06
Ell TEMBLoR DEL Ola IL
DE OCTUBRE

Informe dc la policfa acerca de
las perdidas personales y mate
riales:
Mucrtos: 66 varones y 40 hon.
bres.
Heridos: 1913 varones y 11s hem
bras.
Casas dcstruidas i De mampos-
terra, 1874; de MADEIRA. 266.
Valor, 1.196.715 dolarcs.
Casas averiada,: De mampos-
terra, 1,172; dc MADEIRA, 368.
valor, 1.756,4sS dolarcs.
Iglesias destruidas: Catolicas,
Z; otras seetas. |.
Valor, 152.10O dolares.
Iglesias avcriadas: Catolicas,
40; otras sectas, IL.
valor, 123,O65 dolares.
Miscelancas: Perdidas, 243,971
dolares.
Total de perdidas, 3.472,339 do
1oroc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-06
S. V. L. LIPPIT1
COPIA

Por eonduc.o de Mr.. S. V. L.
Tippitt, la Franklin Baker Co., de
Philadelphia ma contribuido con
100000 para socorrer las vlctimas
del temblor de terra acaecido ell
II de octubre.
La carta al Honroble Goberna-
dor sigue:
Nov. 4, 1918.
Mr., Arthur wager,
Gobernador de Puerto Rico.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Honorable Senior:
Tengo ell gusto de depositar en-
sus manos mi cheque por 100000
para entregar al cap1tulo dc la
Cruz Roia como donativo cue ha-
zen los Sres. Franklin Baker Co.,
1c Philadelphia para ayudar a los
sacrificados en- la parte Oeste de
"a isla por los temblores del II del
pasado mes.
La Franklin Baker Co. son
rrandes compradores dc cocos en-
Hsta isla haze a,gHnos amos V sien-
scn algtin afecto por ella. Con es-
tc motive desean ayudar en- algo
artn su infortunio.
Tamhian estoy enviando mi che
mo pon $4,000 al comite de Aqua
1illa por cnenta Do dicbos Sres. co
no contribution directa para los
sacrificados nor dicha cataytrofe
~ anuella ciudad.
Rcspetposamentc.
s. Y. L. LIPPITT.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-06
TIRos EN- CAGUAs

En- la tarde del dia 3 del CO.
rriente, Rafael Leon, dispar6 I'm
revolver contra SUI esposa Provi-
dencia Rivera Rodriguez y su sue
gra 'Gregoria Rodriguez, hiriendo
a ambas, por la espalda. Ell agre-
sor fue arrestado en- ell acto y Sc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-06
UNA AcLARACIoN

En- nue5tra cdicion del "a .,
publicamos la siguiente noticia:
Ella tesorera de la 'Liga Fem1-
nea" de Catalo, senorita Maria
Luisa de Angels, ha hecho entire
ga de 100 d61ares, destinados So
correr las vfctimas de los terremo-
los en- los pueblos del Oeste. =
Hoy recibimos una carta suscri-
ia por los senoros Ramon Mayso-
net, Lorenzo A. Pardo Isaac Gar
cfa Ramirez, en- L, cual Sc nos pi-
dc aclaremos que ell referido do
1ativo no ha siio hecho por la
"Liea Feminea''. sino que proce-
de> de dos fllnciones dadas en- los
rinemat0grafos de Catano a bene-
ficio dc las victimas del terremoto.
REPARAcIoN URGENTE
Una dc nuestras GALES cue ne
ccsita reparaci6n, es la de San Sc
bastian, cuadra comprendida en-
tire San Jose y Cristo. Los ado
auines estan hundidos y los trucks
del gobierno y los automobiles, dan
nm solto, al pasar por ALI, que de-
ia dosencuadernado' al viajero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-06
UN sU1c1D1o

Fin la tardc del 81 de octubre
i1ltimo. en- Ell barrio Sabana, de
Luquillo, Angel Cruz, blanco, de
81 anos, natural Y vecino de aauel
pueblo, intento suicidarse, inf
riendose con una navaia, una he
rida en- el cuello, de la que fue
asistido por ell DIR. Miguel We've
Cal2ada. Debido al mucho item
po que hace que padecc de tuber-
culosis, este sujeto trato de ma
tarse. por encontrarse cansado de
la vida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-06
ACCIDENTE EN- isabella

En- la noche del 20 de octubre
proximo pasado, ell la carretera
que conduce a Quebradillas, ell au-
tom6vil No. 1892, del Gobierno
Insular, guiado por el conductor
Agustfn Rodriguez, No. 907S, y en-
ell cual viajaba el sefor Miranda,
Secretario del Jefe de la Policia,
Sc desvio hacia cl lado izuqierdo
de la carretcra, cayendo volcado
en- una zania de ] metro Y medic
de profundidad, resultando el- Sc
nor MIRANDA cor una confusion
sobre ell cerebro y el auto con ave-
rias de alguna importancia. Ell
accidente ocurri6 debido a haber-
Sc fundido las bombillas electri-
cas- en- un sitio completamente obs
euro v donde haE1a una curva, 10
que resulto en- rotura de la vari-
LA del guia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-06
FRANCISCO TRINIDAD"

FL senior Manuel F. Rojas, uno
de los "leaders mas enthusiasts
v propagandista ,de la doctrina
obrera, ha dirigiro una comunica-
ci6n a las personas que Sc insert
bieron. para estudiar en- el Centre
Francisco Trinidad" para que
concurran las Z p. m. para ira
tar sobre la organization de las
clases Y otros pormenores que Sc
rclacionan con esos estudios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-06

La Junta pro-
de Valencia, So
jueyes.
En- la Ultima
res Ieset y Rinc
ron lectura a III
con productos q
fermos atacadd
reinante, y prov
sulnen Ell las ST!
neS:
Primera. Est
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-09-14

A#lss.pi is getting rtd Of Its poll
tcaE freaks ag8 mn8strusftles
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-09-14
COLLEGES ARE GIVEN OVER
TO WAR WORK

That thes0ternmeul is practically
taking over the colleges Of the coun.
Try IN the establishment Of the stu.
dents army training corps, Is the state.
m"ut Of President Thos. u. Boyd. OF
ht Louisiana State University. who nj.
tended the conference Of college pres
idonts aud representatives Of 300 or
mcre schools held al Fort Sheridan, III
August 3o3t
The plan IN a nutshell" says Pres.
Id,ut boyd is that every male from
Is 10 IL years Of age. both inclusive.
Who can pass the college entrance re-
gu.remeu's and the physical examtna.
h"h, viii become, by voluntary Undue.
ton. a soldier IN the United States
afmy, uniformed, subject 90 military
discipline, wtsh housing subsistence
aud instruction provided by the govern.
lHrnl and with the pay Of private
Practically all eligible students are es
lected to take advantage Of this oppor
unity rather than await their turn In
lhp draft
As for the students under rs. mlli.
'ari training will be given them also
ih preparation for their becoming Of
ete, but Of course 30 provision will he
made for their expenses.
For members Of the i. A. r. G. I2I
hours OF military training a week will |
BE- required BY the government two |
hour day for FIVE days week. az a |
continuous drill period, two hours
" eek OF theoretical work and one hour
week inspection While this require
R'ent vii Reeessitate some changes In
The regular courses Of study il IL left
10 the Individual Institutions to suhsti.
ui' the military work for electives, 80
hist ihess students viii be- able tai
j. ORR toward The degree ~ their choice
Is heretofore
The university viii open at the time
,lready announced, september 10. 81
title time is essential ier adjustment.
nd the mes arrangement will go into
feet oa October / OF soon thereafter
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-09-14
ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY

tn the canvas before the first prI.
mary Judge Hall stressed the point
that this vas no time for facltoual
politics. aud that be- deeply regretted
such manifestations TO which We
among others made the obvious resort
thBf If he were really sincere In this
Wow Of conditions he should never
have presented his name rs candi
dHe as hr HaH SUR Ia be- a storm
center Tor q very large portion Of the
body ut elrrfors not merely the regu
lnrs hut very maHy others who had
Hrrg him weighed Ia the balance aud
found wanting tIts persialeucy be,
tore the puhIic when the storm broke
sa'" clear exposition Of his real ut.
tude tn faoliouaiGsm
The result Of the primary gives him
however arothof chance 10 prove that
he would like to pot a. end to political
teud aud at the same time save the
"Np"u-" EFF o second primary by cot
redng She uomlua ten of r. ]. GAY
ills chances Of victory in a second
primary are SIS predetermined that ne
Houid 90 we'll to act h. a large Way
aHd fufeEn the effort
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-09-14
EXERCISE CARE IN EXHIBITING
PRODUCTS AT FAIR.

Suggestions Oh the selection and pre-
perGtlon of fruits and vegetables fat
.eshibition ~ agricultural iars are Of
frred BY q L. Tiebout. hortirulturiat
Extension Division. l.. y T. ag follows
/ Obtain fair catalogue. make ETA.
trles before the closing date. obtain
entry tags, and abide by the rules and
regulations Of the fair
? In collecting any specimens make
tire" distinct selections one Ia the
held. ore just before shipping 10 IN
fair and one when the exhibit is placed
. Select specimens that are uniform
in size, shape color. sud degree If
iipenesa
I See that specimens are free from
all worm holes diaeascd spots. Fotz
bird peaks, and bruises
3 As rule vegetables are Judged
from the standpoint Of their atHess for
Table use or sale Keep this ia mtnd
unless the entry calls for the largest
specimen
s In placing the exhibit arrange ft
81 attFactjsely as possible so ~ 70 give
4 coed first impression # containers
such as plates OF baskets. are used they
should he a. neat az pogsible
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-09-14

FOR SALE Cleaned brick In carload
lats. 81 pes thousand Less than ear.
Srad fla per thousand Fire brick Ave
cents each At fair grounds, Bayou
sara ia WEST FElI(fANA DEyEl..
oPAENf 60 INC, 4 Il. Crump. Sec
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-09-14
HOME GROWN Crops MUsT
FuNtsH PROTEIN

Commercial feeds that are rich In
pfoieia are not produced so easily to.
day 30 alfalfa hay, SOY beans. cowpeas,
oats. peanuts, cottouseed meal and sci.
vet beans which are rich IN that lnpor.
'ant element Of food are suggested by
" II Balls, pig club agent Extension
Division l.. \ 4 for Use as suitable
Substitutes Tor the feeds which are
hard 30 set and high n prices
Most u these crops are adaptable
so sill localities In Louisiana. They
make very satisfactory feed and farm.
Ssh the much needed toad elemeuts
Hog ratsers should therefore. utfl.
1ac such crops because VI the scarcity
aud high price OF feeds sith the 81.
asnIlal elements
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-09-14
AGRICULTURAL FAIR is The
FARMERS SHOW WINDOW

! The purposes OF the Agricultural
/ Fair ate numerous but the chief one.
80 far as The farmer and stockmau are
concerned is business Or IN other
words. tire Fair is the chow wiHdos
through which they can exhibit their
products, OF expose their wares, 30
az to attract buyers
Auother important consideration Is
| that The Fair stimulates better produc
! ton oI the products OF the farm
Through a healthy and friendly rivalry
between producers 4 man may have
90 home what he considers an uubeat
able product, either some farm crop OF
animal. but when BE- shows II IN com
Ifftltion At the Fair he finds that some
one else has similar product just a
/ lf'le superior the result being that
ne goes home with the full determine
Ir.ou to improve his Own product so as
t. excel that Of his previous gompetl.
3oI the following year. aud ln this way
general Improvement of the farm pro.
duets Ia section parish OF the State,
Is gradually brought about
once the Fair has been established.
agd the superiority ot the exhibits has
reached maximum. buyers Of the best
products are attracted to Il. because
tlry know they can depend upon get.
tins what they want. II not at the Fair
Itself, at least In the community which
sul plies the exhibits In other words
Tie Fair creates a market for the pro.
duCcrs who exhibit their products. and
e, prciaIly II these are of superior quail
its, and once this condition is estab.
lrshed, II Is likely Ia be permanent
As the excellence Of the exhibits in.
Creases 80 does the attractyeness Of
the Fair, aud much wider interest be.
comes manifested IN Il. as people be- |
come more educated TO the importance |
nj such Institutions to the community. !
u the State. Besides the interest grows |
IA competition becomes closer and
soenrr among exhibitors.
The Fair Is, In reality, one of the
greatest of community builders, al has
been found in ali parts OF the world
where Il has become a permanent In,
,t,tuIion
Then, Of course, there Is the social
eature ct the Fair, Ii being place
here friends can meet at least once
/ year, and talk over aud discuss mat.
efs Of both social and business
'Earaeter, which Is quite important.
Bat while the social feature II very
desirable i, should not be- lest sight
ii that, In the main. the Fair is. or
houEd be made, a business institution
Il the Interest Of general agricultural Il
nogress l.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-09-14
PERsHihG DAY

Friday sept r. IS Cen Persbing
birthday and f. is suggested that It Will
ha q graceful compliment to MIN II the
da1 Is made oae OF national buying Of
war and thrift stamps In other words
uu especially large volume Of stamp
buying uu thaJ day will say 90 the
commander more loudly than words
General s." gre behind you" II viii
hv Is sttl mare precious to him than a
personal one Hence. ae say unto you
90 you can only bus one thrift stamp
tb,a wrek or this month, buy II today,
tIldas tbe 18Th 1t you can bay only
une wag STAMP this seek or this month
buy h Friday the 18th
Remember that this H. peculiarly q
Loulsiauu dea this observance Of Gen.
rvraIuags birthday. 80 boost Il for all
that yuu are worth The acting secre.
tatS Of War writes thus to nr r. a..
Saunders state director OF the War
Savings Committee
/ have just bpen Informed OF the
refshlug Patriotic Campaign for War.
Savings which is being conducted in
Louisiana am confident that the eiti.
gems Of Louisiana viii make 80 gener
Gus q response 10 the call Of their goy
ernment TO support eur armed forces
ia France that you viii be able to cable
with instidable pride. the results 20
General PershJug know that no
citizen Of Louisiana will wish to be- |
omitted from the share In the support |
Of the cause for which our boys are |
lighting
All possible pledges should be- paid
ou that day aud II this alone be done /
the aggregate would make FRIDAY ~.
18th the Iuckiest the most glorious
OF alI lln year.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-09-14

Fo6 SALE Aged mare. sound and
eiiable } G PERKINS, Star Hul. la
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-09-14
J q PERKINS
HupMOBiIE AGENT

FOR SALE Red Rust Proof Feed
ana Seed oats Jas T.. Bowman
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-09-14

The Hereford Cattle Co offers to,
sale grade Hereford Cattle. registered
puroe-JerBey Hogs. and Angora Goats
Prices reasonable Address ST. Fran.
eisEills. La (aI2i6tfl
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-09-14
LITTLE ADS"

Fut Nd small dark eolored horse
mule branded ] II Il Owner can
obtain same By applying to the under
signed and paving costs s.. =. Muse
WANTED Some one to buy a LOT II
ltl2 cypress iofeet long. No . com
a on sue bot iy6'si one lot 2xgs No
2 common cypress Apply 50
JNO r IRVINE
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-09-14
ARE vow A EYpEaMoaoN

1
or your masters II the former. sou are
right minded II the latter You are q
| fool "mofou Al best you are a
| "hypermoron q fool Of the higher
type tn this latter state many persist
through life As We grow and develop
FROM babyhood onward. we pass
| through many progressive stages oi
weak miHdednpss IdIoCy imbecilIty
and mofonoia A boy is usually ia the
moron stage about ten 10 twelve years
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