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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-02
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CIUDAD Y PLAYA
GO M MRRCIANTE

In este establecimiento tanto en- Ia ciudad cs-
mo en- IA marina, existe IN constante surtido de
cons ervas almenti las. de todas classes de los
mejores y mas aereditados vinos, que se impor-
tan do Barcelona. Jeraz s. &, fgurando entire
estos por el m6dico precio que vendsn por
gu sabor purs "a los sin rivAles SiooneyV
Navarro = el dslcioso " Siboney blanco, All
como in6nidad de artieuios diffcil de enumerar
Del renombrado Ron nnarca . extra Pages
:" Pinita que tanto gusta por sus condiciones
t6oicas
Tambisn ofrezco 81 p1blico en- general un ser
yieio de ootes en- "a marina los cualeH por su
solidez, iimpieza comodidad le eolocan 4 Ia
altura de eualquiera otra empresa de 81 elaze.
Vista Lace fe
Ponce. bfere De 1891. 3rn 3vpa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-02

FL arancel defnitivo que ha de re-
CIR en- las islas de Cuba y Puerto
Rico, no Sc promulgara hasta tanto
que no Sc realicen en- 6l las modifca-
clones que hagan necesarias la nue.
va tarifa yankee y las relaciones con
la Peninsula.
Core la noticia de que Sc han pa
sado ordenes, cuyo contexto no Sc
deseonoce, al cuerpo de ej6rcito es
tablecido en- Andalucfa.
Idem, idem 17-Se ha aplazado la
reunion de las cortes. Ahora Sc dice
que seran convocadas para ell dia 20
del mes de Mario.
El gabinete ha estado unanime en-
no acceder las reclamaciones de las
provincias Vascongadas, acordando
que Sc exija el riguroso cumplimien-
to del presupuesto que les ha fjado
Ell ministro de Hacienda, senor Ga
mazo.
A pesar de este, Sc cree que la ma
yorfa de los Ministl os, deseosos de
evitar nuevos conhictos, Sc inclinan
que Sc procure ganar tempo por
medic de cualquier expediente dila-
torio
Af1rmase que en- Navarro Sc esta
preparando un grandioso Iecibimien
to a los diputados que han venidos q
Madrid & sostener los intereses de
esas regiones contra ell Ministro de
Hacienda senor Gamazo.
Ell Gobierno pens6 un momento en-
someter a la Jurisdiction de Guerra
q los autores del atentado del Licec
pero, por fin, Sc ha decidido a que
conozcan de la causa los jurados de
Barcelona, siguiendo el ejemplo d.
F'rancia
Dfcese que ell ministro de Esta4c
INFERNO, senor Moret, ha leido en- Ii
Ultima reunion del gabinete un ca
blegrama de Washington en- que 81
consigna que ell Gobierno de la rep1
blica acepta las reclamaciones de Els
pana en- la question de Florida. Ase
) g1rase que en- el fondo de este Sc ha
la la famosa reclamation de vario
5 millones de pesos que desde hac
tempo viene hacienda los senore
Mora, cubanos de nacimiento
yankees por naturalization.
, Sc ha dicho que el ministro de Vi
tramar planted, en- la Ultima reunion
del gabinete, la question de la refor
$ ma antillana, y que empez6 a discu
e tirse, pero que Sc aplazo para otr
: Consejo. Los ministries 10 niegan.
Ell Consejo de ministries ha acor
e dado reprimir con mano fuerte tod
: demonstration su bversiva que Sc ad
vierta en- las manifestations popuia
0 res que Sc estan preparando en- Ma
varra.
: Telegrafian de Tanger que ell Sui
q tan ha ofrecido nuestro Embajadc
10 siguiente:
o Primero: Una indemnizaci6n d
; ounce millones de pesetas.
Segundo Salir inmediatament
a para ell Riff con objeto de castigar
o las kabilas agresoras.
! Ell general MARTINEZ Campos b
/ consultado estas proposiciones co
/ maestro Gobierno, 6ngiendose enfe
uO para Ho Cei0 al hU0Foo 0ohA
rencias mientras no reciba contests
IS ci6n a la consulta que ha hecho
: Madrid.
= New York, idem idem-Dicen Z
Madrid que, al tenerse noticia c
la retirada del Ministro frances e
:" Lisboa, Sc reuni6 el Consejo de NJ
>. nistros en- presencia de la reina re
% gente dona Cristina, para discutir
que convenfa hacer en- ell caso de un
. agitaci6n possible en- ell vecino reir
: de Portugal.
Sc Madrid, idem 18-Se hallan pr
/ paradas en- Victoria para marchar
Pamplona, tan pronto como 10 exija
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-02

ell concerto establecido, contribuye
al levantamiento de las cargas pu
blicas.
La ofcialidad del cuerpo de arti-
ller1a ha obsequiado con un banque-
te uno de sus miembros que, con
objeto de respetar la escala cerrada
del institute, ha renunciado a un as
censo que Sc le di6 con motivo de 10
de Melilla, prefriendo la Cruz de
Maria Cristina,
Con este proceder del aludido of
cial contrasta ell de la ofcialidad de
las armas generates que, segdn Sc di-
ce, Sc propone dar un banquete en-
sentido contrario al que ha motivado
ell anterior.
Idem, idem idem-Hoy Sc han re-
cibido en- ell ministerio de Estado
pliegos de nuestro Embaj ador extra
ordinario acerca del Sultan de Ma
rruecos.
Era tai la ansiedad que hab1a por
conocer ell contenido de esos docu-
mentos, que casi todos los ministries
han sido interrogados sobre el asunto.
Lo 1nico que han contestado es
que adelantan muy pocas noticias So
bre Ia soluci6n que defnitivamente
tendra ell conficto hispano marroqu1
Parece que ell Embajador esperaba
} las 1ltimas instrucciones que Sc le
han enviado hace pocos d1as.
| Las dilaciones que Sc observan en-
este asunto empiezan infundir gran
des reoelos en- el pdblico.
Sc teme que fracase la accion dc
nuestra diplomacia
En- ciertos cfrculos Sc ha dicho que
a hasta el sabado de esta semana ne
: tendran noticias de6nitivas de Ma
rruecos
Con objeto de tratar de la question
> que ha traido Madrid la Diputa
. ci6n provincial de Navarro, han ce
a lebrado una larga conferencia los Sc
= nores Sagasta, Gamazo, Maura .
z Lopez Dom1nguez.
: El ministro de Hacienda dijo qu
n este ba dispuesto dimitir para faci
: litar la solucion del conficto con 10
navarros.
ldem, idem 16-Acentdase la i'm
preston pesimista sobre ell resultad
D defnitivo del conficto hispano ma
/ rroqu1.
) Las negatives y los aplazamiento
! del gobierno del Sultan considerans
; de NAL agiiero para las reclamacio
q nes de Espana.
q Abrlganse vehementes temores d
que fracase la embajada extraordi
q maria.
O Ha producido impression el hech
de que ell periodico ofcioso La Co
Il rresp0ndenciG de Espa55a, laya publ
d cado una carta de su corresponsal 9
Marruecos en- que SO dice que ell ge
neral Martinez Campos esta cogid
"a entire las sutiles redes de la diploms
L cia marroqu1
8 La muy diffcil situaci6n en- que
4 question de Marruecos ha colocad
% al Gabinete frente la opinion pit
el blica, Sc ha complicado con ell cor
0, hicto sobrevenido entire las provir
IS cias vascongadas y el Ministro .
a. Hacienda.
r. La tirant6z continda entire ambs
r entidades, sin que haya podido hacel
D la desaparecer la Intervention d
8 Jefe del Ministerio.
SO La Diputaci6n de Navarro ha v
le sitado la Reina Regente, que
recibi6 con las mayores deferencia
ar La acogida hecha a los Diputadc
le fu6 carinosa.
es Hoy Sc celebrara ei Consejo que
hab1a anunciado para aver.
lie La opinion general es que al
ir cuando sobrevenga la crisis, no 1
a planteara hasta que te~mine la en-
10 bajada extraordinaria.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-02

las circunstancias, las fuerzas ST.
guientes
Los batallones de cazadores de las
NavaS, ESteHa y Llorena, y dos es
cuadrones de caballeria pertenecien-
tes al regimiento de Arlabdm.
La question suscitada con motivo
de las leyes econ6micas del senor GA
mazo Sc va complicando, despu6s del
acuerdo tornado en- ell 1ltimo Consejo
celebrado.
Idem, idem 19-Los navarros han
hecho una entusias,a reception su
Diputaci6n, que ha sido aclamada por
la multitud.
Al acto del recibimiento asistieron
tambi6n comisiones enviadas expro-
feso por los catalanes.
Entire los polfticos domina la Green
cia de que en- esta semana quedara
resuelta la crisis ministerial, pues So
10 Sc espera que lleguen noticias de
Marruecos.
En- todos los cfrculos Sc habla de
los ministries que saldran del gabine-
te de los que seg1n todas las pro
babilidades, continuaran en- ell mis-
mo.
Sc cree que el senor Capdep6n Sc
guira con la cartera de Gracia JUS
ticia. Els probable que el senor Pas
qufn quede en- ell Ministerio de Ma
rina.
Els dudoso que el senor Moret siga
en- ell gabinete. La question hispano
marroqu1 ha quebrantado mucho a
ese ministro.
Segdn las combinaciones que for
man gentes muy allegadas al senor
Sagasta, al senor Venancio Coma
lez Sc ofrecera una cartera, proba-
blemente la de Hacienda, pero Sc di-
ce que la rehusara.
Indfcase para formar parte del
nuevo gabinete fusionista al senor
Romero Gir6n y tambi6n al antique
Ministro de Ultramar senor Becerra.
FL poslbilismo, 10 qu9 Sc asegura,
estara representado en- ell future ga
binete por ell senor Abarzuza.
Son candidates para la cartera de
} Guerra los senores Berm1dez Reina
y Serina.
La Epoca cree que ell senor Sagas-
ia no prescindira del senor Gamazo
| Ha corrido ell rumor de que al Sc
nor Gamazo Sc ha ofrecido la carters
de Ultramar, y que la ha rebusado
} Sc comenta Ell hecho de que en- es-
tos momentos los amigos del senol
Montero Rios le hayan obsequiadc
4 con un banquete.
Sc cree que las cortes comenzarar
una nueva legislature.
Madrid, idem 19-Dase por segu
70 que en- ell nuevo gabinete seguirar
= siendo ministries los senores Moret J
Ruiz Capdepon.
q Los amigos del gobierno Sc mues
tran muy satisfechos de la soluci61
q dada al conficto marroquf.
: Parece cosa resuelta la salida de
senor Maura del Ministerio de vi
. tramar, indicandose para sustituirl,
> a varios personajes, entire estos lo
: senores Aguilera, Gullon y Rodrigo
nez.
ha muerCO en- eSGa OOrJ6 el c6I9
! bre mdsico Barbieri.
De6nitivamente Ell Sultan ha con
venido en- pagar como indemnizaci61
9 por los sucesos del Riff la suma d.
qGince millones de pesetas, pero
plezo.
/ Ell Sultan de Marruecos Sc en-
: cuentra enfermo.
a New York, idem idem-Seg1n la
o noticias mas recientes de Tanger 10
riffenos han vuelto tomar una &C
titud hostil han rodeado Melilla
a Idem, idem idem Dicen de Ma
n drid que entire los asistentes a un
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-02

Capital, Febrero IL Z. oU T.
DEMoCRAC1A = Ponce.
Sc auplica & los delegados del partido au
tonomista la puntual asistencia la reunion
que tendra lugar el Domingo 4 de Mario
Las de la manana en- la ciudad do Ponce
para proceder la eleccion del Directorio y
tomaz otros acuerdos de inter6s para el
partido.
Comunique acuerdo Director ReUista
FL Delegado por San Juan, Jose G. Bar
bosG.
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SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL.

Cinnamon kills the typhus microhc.
Cnildren's first teeth have great
eff, CT upon the second set.
Soap is one Of the best known steri-
liz.rs Of wate- suspected of infection.
Substitute for glass is made from
collodlon wool aud is flexible, not
brittle
The fiber of nettle weed is being
nsei in the manufacture of textile
fabrics.
The phosphorescence near the Cape
Verde Islands is at times SO bright
that one can easily read the smallest
print.
Spontaneous combustion occurs in
many substances because during fer
rnentation heat is evolved and iniiam-
mable gases are engendered.
A closed room is bad for sleeping.
iecause air once breathed parts with
sixth Of its oxygen, and contains AL
equivalent nmonnt of carhonic gas.
The France Militaire SAYS that the
French and Spanish Governments hav"
agreel TO the boring of two railway
tunnels through the Pyrenees TO corr
meet the two countries Mt Saint Chiron
AMI at Oloron.
1t is estimated that $4,000. 900 tons
OF coal are used for gas making annu.
ally in England A train OF coal
wagons three miles long, each wagon
l 1.
bring into London the coal for au
hours supply Of gas.
That lizards will catch AMI cat hnt-
teffies is stated by Jane Frazer IN al
article IN London chronological
journal. In tho Samoan Islands she2
saw "skipper" butterfly when
lighted caught and instantly swallowed
by beautiful 2oldengrecn lizard
with bright blue tail
\ living specimen Of the largest and
, most den ily snake known (Ophiop
hayus elaps) has been added to the
Zoolpgical Gardens Of London It
grows twelve 10 fourteen feet IA
length, and is hooled like the cobra.
1t occurs IN India. Burma and in the
East Indian Archipelago. living IN for
ests AMI ,unglcs aud readily climbing
/ trees.
| II has been discovered tha. mi.
! crobes capable Of germ nation cxis. in
| the ocean everywhere except At grea.
depths. They seem to he more plen-
/ tlful IN the Canary. Florida ani
| Labrador currents than elsew here.
! sui gre not detected IN tho ocean bed.
/ They are. however. plentiful al a
depth Of 1900 feet. and are found a,
far down as $500 feet-certainly deep
enough for all practical purposes.
Some o. these microbes are phosaho-
resent, and are found on tn. bodies
ff itvarr, Sab
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-12-01
Thanksgiving Dishes Abroad.

A few years ago one Of the diplo.
matte corps in Paris complimented
soms American visitors by giving q
Thanksgiving dinner. He made some
elaborate researches regarding our Ma.
tional customs as applied to the day,
and with the help of his chef offered
among other things baked beans well
thinned with custard and frozen. The
crowning glory of the feast was q
pumpkin pie. It's crust was shingly
puffed paste fully an inch thick. The
pumpkin was merely tilmy glaze
upon the paste, with taffy-like con-
sistency that made it cling to the eat.
er's teeth.
The chef must have impaired the
secret of the National pie, at least in
part to others of his craft, for a little
later a we'll known restaurater an.
nounced on a little placard at his es-
tabllshment: ''Bounkin pie rAmer.
icaine.
In Berlin the traveller will find, If
he is there IN November. an addition
to the menu at some places Of refresh
ment. The addition is q hourishing
announcement to Americans that In
dian puddings, bean puddings, pump
kin tarts and other dellcacies, which
the waiter will affably say are for the
American thanksgiving" but which
only resemble the originals they i'm
itate as the mist resembles the rain.
Foreign restaurants pride them
selves upon catering to American Gus
toners tastes, but their translations
are striking and worked out ,abori-
ousiy from the dictionary. One Ber-
in hotel proudly put upon the menu.
False na,r stewed American fashion
1t requires some penetration to dis
cover that dish of smothered beef,
known to US as mock rabbit, is meant
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-12-01

FAIRS, hut in reality 10 attend 10 the
business of other prisoners Reavey
WAS finally removed to Sing Sing.
u h.ch put al end - bis money max
lag-
One Of the shrewdest procurers now
operating IN this city is young man
o. broken fortune, who MAS formerly
one ot the shining lights Of the Ten.
d.rloin" precinct. He calls himself
al accident agent. aud devotcs his en-
tire attention 10 hunting up accident
cases for his patrons HIS business il
coniueted on systematic principles
He breakfasts every morning at s
O'clock. and. while slipping his coffee.
searches the newspapers carefully for
notices q. injuries or accidents 10 per-
tons living II or near the city. At3
O'clock he starts ont 80 go the rounds
81 the HOSPITALS To ascertain II any
accident cases have been received n
tnecn since his visit o. the day before.
A. be has made IL "a lsolnt Ia he on
friendly TENS with some one IN an
,horl,y IN most nj the hospitals. be
I.nAs no difficulty IN getting the iu!or-
nation Ii. desires
When he has :oaul case Of acei-
dental lnlnry. AM ascer.aincd the
namr aud alaErss OF tho unfortunate
person. he communicates with him. OF
| her. tarough friend. or IN person.
AM lie discover, thai the accident
wa une to the negligence of others,
oter, to recover damages without cost
| I" the injured. for hal. the amount of
| III. -nm recovered II his proposition
Is accepted he takes the cases to any
| lawyer who will pay him fair com.
MISSION. and then turns his attention
| t. .intlng NJ witnesses and securing
| o,u.r .vldences for the plaintiff. New
| lorh Press.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-12-01
4 Wild Ride On q Deer.

DIR ard Mrs Derby. Of R,versids.
were guests Of Mr. and Mrs J. r.
Leonard. o. Moreno. recently. DIR.
DERBY = ~ .IpeE. hunter. AID when
Mr. Leonard mentioned that there
were ieer IL -. hills bac. 81 his
ranch III. friend wAs eager for hunt.
At:er ;rAnplnz the hills for several
hours they started = deer tn. doc
,,- :l.ei and IN. animal dropped
E!aied over the prospec, o. having
killed . deer .h- hunter pulled his
KATE, tlre~ his leg over the s,hIa
a-si sy&spsd one ot IL horns. No
sooaer lad the a.i.- prlckei shs skia
;aan j, .anspsd 20 is- !.st sni started
flsaaiia. over sh- grade. sn- acton.
isae,i aaa.-r on IL. u.ck
Nr. Leonard :: iass :onad hts friend
IN -afaAc bn-a, heal downward, ais
clothes sat.erei AID torn. i, seems
:ast ;ae sao. had only stunned the
DucE. and the prick Of the knife hsd
xeYiYed il. s.-Noreua Cali Iadacst@g.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-12-01
Il Double THANKSGIVING.

Z. HELEN FORREST GrAvKs.
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some one to help You? ii come for
nv board only. Please, plea,e don't
say no.
why, stamnered the spinster, 81
was calcuiatin' TO clean house and fix
Up things little, but what on earth
does this mean, Dnlcieo You an your
pa hain't had words, have YOU :?
Again.
"Yce, we have I" said Dulcie Coon
er, breathing quicker than ever 81
told father this morning that I was
gong to be married" turning her
rosebud Of face to one side rs she
spoke, "and he twltted me with in
gratitude for gong off to leave him
after all the schooling I'd had. And
I'm sure he never paid cent for it.
And he said | wasn't good house
keeper, because some one neglected to
lock the fowl house last night, and
the biggest gobDler IS lost this morn
ing"
La interjectcd Miss Hepsy
And so, went on Dnlcie, Il inst
told him to get some one else to cook
and wash and scrub for him. and came
away without my breakfast And if
could only stay here until he come.
| for me -
"When's he comm 2" demanded
Miss Hepsy.
II don't quite know, but very
o,ui'
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''Can you whitewash?' said Hcpsy.
Yes, assented the girl.
"And put on wall paper?"
''Oh, yes! I've often repaperel the
old rooms at home - eagerly responded
Duhcie.
Much Of hand at SEWN ~
81 can do almost anything with a
needle F."
''Weli, then nodded Miss Peabody,
you can stay | want new dress
made silver gray poplin and | must
hev the best room whitewashel anN
papered new tomorrow. 1on needn,$
fear but what I'll give YOU plenty to
DO. Dulcie Cooper
"A silver-gray poplin!' repeated
Dulcie. her blue eyes shining ooh,
Miss Hepsy
Yes smiled the elder woman, not
without certain complacency. ".yoD We
guessed it. I'ln goin' to be married,
too
"Reallv?'
Gle WAS an old beau o niue thirty
year ago, confessed Miss Hepsy; "but
| Betsy Burnes-she was killed IN rail
road accident Centenliil year-she
made mischief betwix, us. SO when
| seen his name III Il newspaper, Just
up aud writ to him, and invited him
/ here for ThanksglvIn, and he sent
back word he'd come. So Of course
/ But run, Dulcie, aud drive that COW
outer the garden. | must get the
gate pm fixed.
That's the reason she's got her-poor
old gray hair up IN crlmps, thought
pretty Dulcle, as she waved her sun
bonnet + frighten the COW away.
And new set of teeth Well, / de
clare, if that ain't our old Moolev!
don't wonder Miss Peabody is always
complaining Father didn't do quite
the right thing by her about those
ducks that Billy Porter shot; aud ou1
fowls always scratching up her gar
den. Poor, dear MISS Hepsy! l dc
wonder who can possibly want &C
marry her? ?"
For blue eyed Dulcie was only
eighteen, with hair like corn silk and
dimples IN either cheek. And Mis-;
Hepsv was fifty odd and had only just
begun to put her scant tresses up II
crImplng pins and wash her wrlnkec
skin IN butttrmilk of nights.
Why should she? Until now she Lat
not cared TO look younger or prettlel
than she WAS.
When Dulcle came back, hreat files
and blooming. the turkey ,gobtler wa
locked into the cellar cupboard. an
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"WLv? Hasn't he asked You to

n-arrv him.
Eve Kept. company thirty years
ago" Miss Peabody evasively
answered. ''And if Betsy Barnes
hadn't meddled d-but. of course, it's
just the same. He's to be here Thanks
givin' Dav'
And sne looked sidewise at her gray
crlnps.
Dalcie gazed with pit lying glance at
the elderly maiden.
Everything changes in thirty
years, she thought. Even a mans
heart How can she talk about things
being inst the same,'
is this the turkey" she said,
aloud. "Oh, what beauty! Where
did you get it?"
'It is pretty tol'able fat oHe, !"
said Miss Hcpsv, proudly. and I
male the stufiin' arter Grandma am
GlLson's receipt. Look, Dulcie, the
pHApkin's all billin up. Do you sup
pose you could bake a pie? l never
want much of hand at piecrust ; but
| b'lleve everything else is ready for
tomorrow. | 90 hope it amt goin'
to snow"
The old house wore its holiday as
ptct the afternoon before Thanksslv-
, ing. The new wall paper-a trellis
! pattern, with big, impossible roses
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blooming like red blobs all over it, re-
Elected back the leaping blaze of the
birch logs the ceiling winked whitley
down at the brightly secured andirons.
Dulcie had gone ont to the woods to
get some scarlet berries, which still
hung on the pendent branches of the
mountaln ash trees, and u few balsam
houghs, to decorate the mantles and
Miss Peabody, In her best black alpaca,
cut after the pattern OF a bygone day,
was polishing up the six silver tea
spoons which had been her grand
mothers bequest, when there came q
knock at the door.
"Tramps' - was her first reflection.
"Book agents !" the second
But it WAS neither one nor the 9th
er. 1t was red-cheeked, black
haired young man, with a travelling
bag IN his hand.
You didn't expect me SO soon?"
said he.
Miss Hepsy stool with a teaspoon
! uplitte,!
Il didn't expect you at all, said
she. .'Who on earth be vou?'
You invited me to visit you, and
here l am" he exclaimed, in some
surprise Don't you know me
Lorehzo Wingfield?' o.
! Solhe familiar accent in the fresh
:, Young voice. some Inaescrl bable, like
| ness IN the straight features, had
furnished the clue almost ere ne
spoke.
-Wingfeld?' she re-
peated, vaguely.
You used to know my father. :
said he-''my father, who died ten
years ago and when you kindly wrote
to me
Il didn't know there was any you, :
stammered Miss Hepsy. Il never
heard o Lorenzo Wingfeld msrryin'
| posed was awritin' to him She
drew quick, short breath "Bu.
you're welcome, all the same. He's
dead, is he? And nobody never let
me know =
And Dulcie Cooper-she lives
near here You see, Miss Peabody,
met Dulcie at Deephaven last sum
mer. i couldn't help loving her. and
went back to Montana 10 make &
home ready COR her. Can you tell NE
where | shall find herr
why on earth didn't she tell ne
the name of the feller she was engaged
to- gasped Mlss Hepsy. "Where1 l
YOU find her? Just look down the
garden path. and you'll see her aeon
IL up it with both arms full o red
berries Tor Thanxsgiv7n Day"
She turned her face resolutely away
She could no. bear 10 witness the glae
meeting between the two young lovers
I'm sort . left out IL the cold.
sail she, with dry sob IN her throa,
Ne. / ain I. nnth-r'
Her .acs frightened az the sight o
Deacon Cooper. - MS Sunday suit
coming ap .1e garden path
She opened the door wide
Come n, deacon, said she. Sc
up 10 the nre anu warm yourself
, D-edul snowy feel IN the air, amt il 2
"a amt th,nkin' no.hin about th,
outside air. said the deacon, who's
new gold spec.ac.es made him loo
portentously owlish Its here ! fee
| uncomfortable"