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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-05
PoRvENIR DE LAS ALMAs

81 de vuestra hija fue estrelIa
dar tan nina el alma a Dios,
Jay, feliz mil veces vosi
idichosa mil veces ellai
pues va huella
las celestiales alturas,
no halle en- vos nunca lugar
el pesar,
porque para almas tan puras
morir cs recusitar.
tPara que llorais perdida
esa prenda de amor tierno,
81 por un lugar etcrno
dejo un lugar de partida?
81 es la vida
caos de dudas y penas,
tquien la muerte, al que bien quiere,
no prefere,
81 el que vive, vive apenas,
un triste menos la terra
y un dichoso mas ell cielo.
De su vuelo =
ireis vos, muriendo, en- pos
sin cesar,
ipues' para justos cual vos
morir es resucitar.
sa.iaed Ramon de Campoamor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-05
DEFEcTos DE oBRA

Ell Senior y Lucifer
apostaron cierto dfa,
cual de ellos hacer saba
Ia mas perfecta mujer.
Mas nj Ell demonio, nj Dios
terminar su obra pudieron,
Y asociarsc convinieron
para hacerla entire los dos.
Dios, con suma esplendidez,
en- los ojos de la bella
puso fulgores de estrella,
Y albor de nieve. en- su tez.
Pero Ell diablo, que veia
va inminente su derrota,
vertio en- Ell alma una gotta
de doblez y de faIsia.
Y he aquf por que raz6n
en- obra tan portentosa,
cs de Dios Ia parte hermosa,
' del diablo, la intenci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-05
LA FELICID AID
Isabel Romani.

Todos buscan felicidad en- ell matri-
monio, es verdaderamente descon-
solador yer cuan pocos aleanzan un
palido esbozo de ella. Una de las
explicaciones que para este Sc encuen-
ira es que Sc espera demasiado de la
vida conyugal y que la imperfecci6n
humana inclina a encontrar deficien-
cias en-. 10 que va es nuestro.
Desde que Eva hastiada de gozar
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publication ra propsnde
Los mietcoles
hombres
- ampntud possible e movtrGeno y
I'm
Justa noble emancpac
momeno
~ publcaremos
mente
repuas
gpo
"a anphSna labor
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mis- Consoles

Besrondo una pregunta que me di-
rigc una DANA que firma "Una trigue
na de Arccibo;
1.ENo cs muy faeil enDegrecer el pc
10 sin ,tinturas; sin embargo, 10 o5scu
rece bastante latarse a menudo la ca
beza COZ una infusion sufcientemente
cargada de ho.jds dc nogal, como com
plemcnto, Gntese FFAceite de beliotas
con savia dc coco" que hallara EN- cual-
quier farmacia buena.
2.-Pasese per ceiss pestaiias un
pineelito muy suaye mojado en- aceite
de ricino, mezclado con ron en- parties
iguales,
3.-1%rara qIiiarse las eapinillas, use
elsiguienfc 1reparado, en- lociones por
has mantn.a:
Aqua de rosae: 10 gramos.
Alcohol 10 gramos.
Glicerina 10 gramos.
Borax ) gramos.
Luego ee. fricciona con:
Alcohol reetidcado 80 grsmos
Alcohofado de lavanda 10 gramos.
Jabon negro 40 gramos.
A la que Sc firma e Una de tantas:'
No la compadezco usted solo por
sus pesarcs, con ser muchOs, Ia compa
dezco sobre todo por s-l profession de
fe, que me obliga crcerla privada
de ese sentimiento profundo que nos
impulsa g arrojarnos los pies de Dios
en- nuestras penas, en- nuestros temores
y espcranzas Y ofrecerle humildemente
esas lagrimas que no hay madre en- el
mundo que sepa enjugar como Ell.
/. Su angustia es l6gica; pero no
encuentro un medic de calmarla, nj
10 creo facil de idear. Es uno de esos
casos que exige que Sc consulte con
el corazcn, inico que, tras detenido
examen, puede decir: quizas, no hay
que esperar.
2. Necesita tener mucha tactica V
la mas absolute reserva. No abra su
corazon nj la mas intima de sus ami
gas hasta despues de verifcada la con-
sulta, Y aGn creo mas prudente ana
dir; hasta que Sc haya solucionado Ell
problema.
81 le Ocurre aiguna otra duda de me
nos trascendencia que las que me ha
puesto, gran satisfaction resultara pa
ra mi ell darle mi humilde opinion So
bre ella.
Me escribe otra DANA, con ell seud6-
nimo de Una que no es bonita.-iY es
ESQ 10 que la desanima usteds IPor
queG La. belleza frfa y sin expression
del rostrO, vale POGO, 81 Sc la compare
con Ia de un semblante al que iluminan
con igual intensidad, la inteligencia
la dulzura, y ambas Sc releian en- Ia
agraciada imagen que me ha enviado
listed, y, que recibo con una delicada
expression de simpatia. :.
Ademas, su carta que he leido con
detenci6n, me ha encantado. No: us
ted no esta llamada a inspirar afectos
frfos, sino carinos verdaderos.
Me pide consoles y pienso que no
los necesita, pero lie dare uno por com
placerla: Muestrese ante todos, CO.
mo Sc ha manifestado a mi, acabara
por cautivar.
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oJos NEGRos

Ojos de mirar profundo,
Donde jamaS brilla ell llanto,
Ojos que encerrais uu mtmdo,
Ojos que va quiero tanto;
Ojos de abismos de mar
Y de esplendores de cielo,
OJos que yo quiero tanto;
Y que me haceis suspirar,
Cuando os puedo contemplar,
Huir siento mi deSconsuelo.
Ojos negros y divincS
Que llevais Ia transparencia
De los lagos cristalinos.
Cuando la tardc ensombrece;
Ojos que mi alma enorandcce
Con un raYo desprendido,
Ojos que llevais tendido
En- vuestro cielo, ell amor,
Perdonadme porque os pido
que me mireis por favor!
Yo quiero YER mi esperanto
Naufragar a vueStra orllla
Que vues'ra costa no aloanza,
Mi pObre V fragil barquilla.
Yo sc que en- mi no os fijais
Enamcrados; que triste
En- los mlos no 'pusis.e
La gloria de una mirada.
Pero que hacer 81 os admire
como ell ave a la alborada?
OioS negroS como ell monte
Cuando ell huracan azota,
A travGS del horizonte
De vuestro cielo sombrio,
Voy viSlumbrando remota
Claridad, que anuncia calma, :.
Templad pues mi desvario,
Ojos que alumbran mi alma
Ojos que me hablais de arcano'
Y que me mostrais la ruta
De los parajcs lejanoS
Adondc hay paz absolute;
De las nocllcs estcelladas
Teneis la excelsa erandeza,
IA Dejad EN- mi eSa belleZa
Solo con vuestras miradaS.
Ojos negros como abismos,
De misticas lobregueces
Que no mirais pequeneces
Y soiS claros espejismos
De los mares de mis- penas:
Hundidme en- vuestro oleaje
Pupilas hondas, serenas!
Envolvedme en- un celaje
Ojos de abismos de mar,
Ojos de tristeza y duelO
Que 81 os puedo contemplar
Huir siento mi desconsuelo!
Isabel Romani.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-05
Michel PROvINs.
ooPLAs


Tengo miedo a no Sc que,
= que es el miedito mas grande
que Sc puede sconocer.
la luna. =.
lque rebonita esl,
pero los scles la nublan.
Me pasa como a las aguas:
que en- los remansos son dulces
y en- 10, altos catGrstas.
Tengo ganas de ser yieja
pa no sufrir resquemores
y tener hielo en- .as venas.
lAd6nde encontrar la paz. :
La felicidad Sc encuentra,
pero la calma. Ijamasl n
Gloria dc IA Prada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-05
Hello aquf:
"A LAS MUJERES DE CUBA.

Hoy,'que han muerto cientos de
miles de hombres por la Humani-
dad, que .infinidad de mujeres han
sacrificado sus hijos, esposos y her
manos para crear Otro mundo me-
jor que el actual, es, creemos, ell
momento oportunO para toda obra
humanitaria Y noble. NosOtras las
mujeres de Cuba, que NADIA o caSi
NADIA estamos sacrificando por es-
te porvenir de paz ignaldad Que
hemos de disfrutar, debemos CON
tribuir a ese esplendoroso future
con todo ell bien que podamos reu-
midas realizar.
Ell "Club Femenino de Cuba,
que comienza a laborar por me-
jorar la situaci6n de la muier, Y
en- especial de la Obrera, tiene en-
tire SUI extenso programa las 81
guientes obras. Leelas tn, mujer;
Y piensa detenidamente 81 no hay
alguna en- la que quisieras coopes
rar.
1.-Educar la mujer por me-
dio de una biblioteca Instructive.
de conferencias educativas, de cla-
ses nocturnas, de conOcimientos
necesarios y PRACTICES, como son :,
lectura, escritura, gramatica, geo
graffa, historic, mecanoerafia, ta-
quigrafia, ingles, nociones de di-
bujO, etc.
q Enseiiar a las fqturas amas
de casa dirigir ell htgar como
da Y economi@amente, laprendien-
do ell valor ndtfitivo delos alimenr
tos, las diferentes formas de con
dimentarlos, para que DO solo sean
mas lasimilables, sino mas agra
dables alpaladar; la nanera Glen
tffica de-layar y planchar toda cla-
Sc de telas, hasta II seda, Y ell
metodo mas economico de com
prar, la forma mas tficaz de con
servar los alimentos etc.
3.-Dar a conocei las madres
la forma mas correcta de educar
sus hijos, ell modo de alimen-
tarlps higienicamente, diferentes
metodos para elimnar defectos Y
manias, e inculcaren en- ellos patrio-
tismo, civismo, amor la huma-
nidad, respeto a los mayores, en-
tusiasmo por ell lestudio, aficion
los deportes, etc.
Il Luchar por conseguir que
sean mas equitativos los precios
retribufdos las mujeres por sus
flabores, que sean mas consideradas
en- los lugares' donde acuden a
pfestar SUI trabaiO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-05
Ell CLUB FEMENINo

Una insigne mujer portorrique-
ma residente Ell la Habana, donde
vive hace muchos amos, nos envfa
las bases del "Club Femenino de
Cuba, que acaba de constituirse
ALI. Els un documento admira-
BILE, que deben leet con mucha
atencion, y ponerlo ell practica,
las mujeres de Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-05
LA NOVA MUERTA.

Medic de fonte Reporpm,
surgit amari aliauid quod
in ipsis fioribus angit..
Lucrscic.
Era un for enferriza;
naCi6 en- un hostal del vieio;
creci6 ojerosa Y raji2a
como uu mfstico novicio.
Sus claros CLOS ardfasl
con hogurra pasional;
sus labios blnncos tenian
la fragancia Ge un rosal.
Era un rajarillo aznl
con gargsnta de cristal;
reia como Urul
ante el mi!agro aurorsl.
Numca llor3 su martirio,
al a2cniaar, reia
su consmcion. como un cirio
que arde Y cree en- su asonia.
Fu6 una locura febr;l;
yo ccnsumi en- sus amores .
los mas sabrosos hervores
de mi pecho juvenil.
jPubia looa, rubia loca,
10 que al perderte he perdidoi
va no eneontrare otra boca
en- Ia que pcsar mi nido.
He puesto en- tn lecho flores
Y en- tn cara he puesto besds
he enterrado los amores
que anidaban en- mis- huesos.
Voy sangrando en- mi camino
que antes fue campo de gules.
mo sc vivir sin ell vino
De los tus ojos azules!
Julio Huici Miranda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-05

4
La Duqlesa, levantandose de su
asiento. dijo con solemnidad:
Senior Marques, designe listed
en- uso de su derecho, la dana.
Todos los cOncurrentes, como
movidos por un resorte, miraron a
la Vizcondesa Julia que estaba
muy palida y a punto de desma-
yarse.
Ell Marques, sonriendo, contest6
a la Duquesa
-Permitame usted&que rehexio-.
ne an.es de elegir.
No era un secreto para uadie:
el Marques amaba locamente Ju-
liza y ella lie habia rechazado con
crueldad. .
Ell Duque dijO ell voz baja los
que lie rOdcaban:
-Ahora va a tOmar ell desquite
ese diablo de Marques.
"a Elegiria Julia p pregunto
un caballerO.
-Si la auisiera tanto, prosigui6
el Duque, creo que le daria una
lecci6n eligiendo otra; pero no
resistira a las ganas de besarla.
-Sera un beso insolente.
-Insolente Y devorador.
Isl, concluy6 ell Duque, va a
ser un beso de antrop6fago:
Ell Marques, con voz vibrante,
dijo:
va tengo hecha mi eIecci6n.
Seforita Julia, venga listed, deme
ell beso que me dehe..
Todos callaron. La hermosisi-
ma VizcOndesa, enceL.lida como Ia
grana, hizo un gran esfuerzo, sc
levant6 y Sc acerc6 al Marques.
Temblaba de. vergiienza y de
ira. '7'n. 'r'' ~"''7'5s77 =
-Senores, continue ell Marques;
pudicndo elegir entire besar y. ser
besado, prefiero besar.
NO podfa esperarse otra cosa,
murmur6 ell Duque; Sc la va a
conner.
Julia inclin6 la cabeza y cerr6
los ojos.
FL Marques tom6 con la, punta
de los dedOs la mano de la Viz
cOndesa, puso en- ell suelo una ro-
dilla y roz6 con los labios una
moneda de orc, pendiente de la.
pulsera que llevaba julia En- Sc
guida, levantandose, dijo:
-Gracias, senorita; estamOs en-
paz.
Un APPLAUSE unanime Y caluroso,
premio la galanteria del Marques.
Julia, transportada y confusa.
vOlvi6 a sentarse.
La Duquesa dijO EN- alta voz:
-Si no estuviera aquf mi espo-
so, ofreceria doscientos mil fran
COS pOr la moueda que ha besado
ese caballero.
Ell Duque, tranquilamente ex-
clam6:
Z Una prueba mas de que mi
mujer y yo no podemos estar acor-
des; 10 que yo darfa por esa mo-
media, es la mitad de SUI valor, su-
poniendo que ella sea de orc y
de buena ley.
Pasaron dos meses.
En- un momento de descuido los
labios del MARQUES Sc unieron
los de Julia, Y esta no los recha-
20.
Ell Marques y la Vizcondesa aca-
ban de casarse.
FL Duque decia a sus amigos:
-Ese demonio de Marques tie
ne espfritu comercial: ejecuta. per
fectamente las operaciones a pla-
20. Pag6 cien mil frances por un
beso que no di6 Y ahora le van
a salir los besos. a cinco centimos
ell millar.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-09-26

and moral Improvement and prog
ress or in the betterment of the
lives of others.
The preciousness and holiness of
human life, also, gives rise to all
our obligations to our fellow-man,
both negative and positive duties.
For if his life, too; is holy, how can
we by our arrogance, or conceit, or
the abuse of Our power do injury
can stand idly by and witness his
to it, pour one drop of bitterness
into it by word or deed? Or how
suffering without alternating it;
witness his sorrow without giving
him comfort; or witness his strug-
gle under his burden without Civ
ing him helping hand?
Such is the view of life which our
religion has developed for us. Life
is both rich and a holy gift, and
as each year is a precious fraction
of it, the day with which new
year begins is stamped by the gen
ius of Judaism with a unique char
acter. 1t is feast, bat at the same
time one of great solemnity. 1t
brings noble message on the
meaning of human life.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

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c1inging to it with the deepest pas
sion of our soul, and it encourages,
stimulates and urges us on in this
quest of life, this passionate desire
for life. Again and again we are
admonished that our religion, our
law, is meant to be observed that
man may live thereby, or that Our
days may be prolonged. Hence the
most solemn, oft-repeated prayer
on this day is: Remember as unto
life"
But our religion does more than
recognize the preciousness of life
to each of us human beings, and
our passionate desire for life. 1t also
emphasizes the holiness of human
life. Human life is holy because
of it's divine essence, and the entire
system of Jewish ethics may be
said to be based on this character
istically Jewish doctrine that hui
man life is holy. Just as thing
holy is dedicated to the highest pur-
poses, the service of God and the
service of our fellow-men, so must
our life, which is holy, be dedicat-
ed to the noblest uses. It must be
filled with rich content. 1t must
be devoted to such pursuits and
occupations as leave some visible
or appreciate good result or eff
feet behind.
The basest, most reprehensible
conduct of man is to fritter life
away; and frittering life away does
not necessarily mean spending it in
idleness. It means living aimless-
1y, purposelessly, just as matter
of necessity, or because we all have
the natural impulse to live. If life
is a holy gift of God, we must live
it with a high purpose, live so that
at least some acts of our daily life
will bear some good fruit, consist
ing either in Our own intellectual
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THE MESSAGE OF ROSH HA-
SHONOH.


mony to the sublime spirit of our
faith, its deep earnestness, and it's
power of impressing upon the hui
man heart and mind the true values
OF lite, than the character which
Rosh Hashonoh has assumed in the
synagog. Instead of day of mirth
and gaiety, as the secular New
Years Day is, Our Rosh Hashonoh
is day of most solemn significance,
OF earnest meditation and prayer,
day of understanding and soul
probing. The Jewish New Years
Day is at the same time a Day of
Judgment. And that is what gives
it its awful significance.
Yet, New Years Day is merely
one of the milestones in the brief
journey of human life, convenient
and conventional way of measuring
and dividing the endless flow of
time. Of all the abstract ideas that
the human mind has formed, time
is the most abstract 1t has ever
been the greatest puzzle of the
worlds thinkers to explain and to
define it, to put it under some cate
CORY of human ideas. It remains
problem, or, as Carlyle says,
miracle. 1.-The great mystery of
time," says he, "were there no 9TH
err; the illimitable silent, never
resting thing called time, rolling,
rushing on, swift, silent, like an
all embracing ocean-tide, on which
we and all the universe swim like
exhalations, like apparitions which
are, and then are not; this is for
ever very literally miracle, thing
to strike us dumb, for we have no
word to speak about it."
What, then, is the meaning of
year, or the beginning of year, in
this great mystery or miracle, the
infnitude of time, time that has no
beginning and no end? Why make
it the occasion of such so1emnity?
All, the life of each one of us is
well defined, limited fragment of
time, and each year is a precious
fraction of Our life; and what is so
important to us as our life? 1t is
this small fraction of time, our life,
that our religion is concerned
about, and which it tries to infu-
ence, mould and direct.
What is more important and
more precious to us than our life?
Of all the gifts of God life is the
l. 4
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-07-12
SPENT MANY YEARS
IN WORLDS WILDS
New Governor of Nigeria Saw
Much Fighting and Had
Adventures Galore.

Probably in all the British colonial
service there Is no personality more
interesting than that OF Sir Hugh Cliff
ford, who succeeds Sir F. Lugard as
governor of Nigeria, writes a CORE
Spondent In 1.-The Manchester Guar
dian" He combines a sense Of humor
with great independence Of character,
and that Is perhaps the most judicious
compound for the government of our
more distant possessions.
A member OF the ancient family of
Clifford of Chudleigh, son Of a very
distinguished officer, who counted the
Victoria Cross among his many dec
orations, he was naturally intended for
the army, but Went from one extreme
to the other by preferring the Malay
service.
Ii Is 35 years since he took this step,
and he has seen a good deal of the
wilder places of the world since then,
for he was what some Americans call
the "big noise" in Pahang for a num-
Der of years, saw fighting from time
TO time. and had adventures enough
TO fill a Conrad novel.
Nineteen years z he was nominal.
ed by Mr.. Chamberlain, governor Of
North Labuan, but. not liking the
methods of the chartered company
which was his immediate master, he
resigned and went back to Pahang
whence he was transferred to the West
Indies, and thence again to Ceylon
where he was colonial secretary for Q
good many years.
In 1912 he became governor Of the
Gold Coast, and has disproved the sin
lister suggestion conveyed by the ole
story that a newly appointed govern
or Of that district when he asked what
provision was made for the governor.
expenses should he come on leave wa
told that such a contingency had never
vet arisen.
Sir Hugh Is a charming author, anC
has written all sorts of things from
romance to Malay dictionaries.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-07-12
SOME GOOD ADVICE.
strengthened by Madison Expert

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Kidney disease is too dangerous to
neglect. AT the first sign of back
ache. headache. dizziness or urinary
disorders, you should give the weak
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little meat, take things easier and
use a reliable kidney tonic. There's
no other kidney medicine so well
recommended as Doan's Kidney Pills,
Madison people rely on them. Here's
one of the many statements from
Madison people.
Mrs. C. Mathison says: Il can
surely recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills, because they helped me won
lderfully. had dull, ~nagging back
aches and my kidneys didn't act
right. / felt dull and tired out. but
couldn't rest nights. / knew my kid
neys were causing the trouble, SO
used Doan's Kidney Pills. Doan's
soon put my. kidneys in good shape
and rid me of the backache."
Price 6Oc. at all dealers. Dom
simply ask for a kidney remedy-gel
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same tina
Mrs. Mathison had. Foster-Milburr
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-07-12
DID NOT KILL CAT
Instead Of Death There Was q Birth
Of Kittens.

A Main street drug clerk was visit
ed this week by a man and his wife,
the latter much agitated over the err
rand. They asked for four ounces of
chloroform with which to kill their cat.
At least this was the husbands state
ment; the wife was too busy shedding
tears to do more than cling sadly to
his arm. They r given a bottle Of
anesthetic and departed, stopping en-
route home to purchase a new wash
boiler at $2.65 In which to perform
the last rites on the cat.
According to data later made public.
puss was put to sleep on a pillow In
the boiler. the bottle of liquid was emp
tied within and the cover slipped on
In the morning preparations were made
for the burial. But when the boiler
cover was lifted. 10! Instead OF one
cat there were five felines! The liquid
was only spirits OF inter, given by mis-
take by the drug clerk, and puss had
become the mother OF four likely kit.
tens. It Is rumored that q lease Of
We has been extended the family.
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medicine for woman's ailments | ever
saw."-Mrs. SARA SHAW, r. No. /,
Portsmouth, Ohio.
Mrs. Shaw proved the merit of this
medicine and wrote this letter in order
that other suffering women may find
relief as she did.
Women who are suffering as she was
should not drag along from day to day
without giving this famous root and
herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound, a trial. For special
advice in regard to such ailments write
to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn,
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experience is al YOUR service.
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To Aid v. s. Unload Railroads.

Washington, ID. c., July 12.-Sena-
tor Kellogg of Minnesota, has been
named one of the subcommittee to
formulate a senate program for the
return Of railroads to private owner.
ship. The subcommittee as an
nounced by Senator Cummins Of the
committee on interstate commerce will
consist of Senators Cummins of Iowa,
Poindexter of Washington, Kellogg OF
Minnesota, Pomerene Of Ohio and
Robinson of Arkansas. three Republi.
cans and two Democrats.
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Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, July IL. - Hog, receipts,
25, 1000; top, S22.95; a new record /;
bulk, s2l.50@22.S0; heavy weight, s22
@22.S0; medium weight, $21. S5 a
22. 80; light weight, s21.75Q22.95. Cat,
tie, receipts, 5000; unsettled; beef
steers, medium and heavy weight,
choice and prime, s16.25@17.40; me
dunn and good, s13.60Q16.25; com.
mon, 311.35@12.60.