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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15
Sur America yFrancia

Vo1 harta frecuencis los peri6dicos nor
Flnsricsnos sc re6eren 8 la I'm portapcia del
Rnsrclo slemAn britznico en- la America del
w cnyos mercados sOpersn los EE. UU.
hlcla tambien tiene considerable trahco CO.
facIsl en esta psrtesdel Continente, ha
fAo 100 pssos necesarios para sumentario.
Los comerciantes frsnceses, al efecto, han
fsallzado IN PaE de campsha que conside
afealzabIe, y IS este estudio de las pece
aaee gustos de los suramericanos, para
LMliceflos hasta doAde Quieran darles
aaN pidsn, eu efectos, y concederies para
Agoi an piszo de sells meses.
sstema americana es oastante exigen-
ago Dc cntado; aparte de que mucnas
] E'S' en- les pedldos viene <gato por liebrss.
h ttsianibie, ,Pues, que Ell pian.frances Sc res-
. Saenendose psso.
tEl por quE9
rorque - doctrInas son teorfas; los ira
H. paiaoras En- papelj y los negocios son
"a conqutsta del mundo "a efectuarse,
4 N nedlos politlcos, sfDo comerciales; J
-eulo hnlco para contrabalancear la In
lra oe Europa en- los ne gocios suramerf.
..'' 10 consiste en- preeonizar doctrinas sfno
t"sef pIactieamente, por las msyores ia
'~A1ea cue &c otolgen, sus mereados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15
CompIot anarquista

En- St. Paul-Estados Unidos-se descu-
brio no hace mucho un complot de marquis
tas. Por descuido, uno de los conspiradores
perdi6 una carta- circular. que lego poder
del conocido comerciapte Carlos Ioufskg. Es-
te Sc propuso descffrarla 81 fin 10 consigni6
La carta decfa ssf. -
sssoeo3ssseo1 ers5 5x 6oecgasI1x 2s7as5o
4017x e2x125O91 s54 2566eS05 3065O7 5o605x
e1x 2xS5 2xe4O5 2x601 x909205 5000 2xS5 3l3x
ks 400 5e61x660907x52 5zS12x 2xs5
Ooservsndo que los nhmeros 2xs5 Sc hala-
ban muchas veces en- la carta. Sc dedulo que
dfcha combinaci6n corresdonof& THE-EL en-
castellano-y de alli, deduction tras deduc-
ci6n, So encontr6 toda Ia ciave, con ayuda de
la cnal Sc sae6 en- limpio ell contenido. Hello
aquf:
<,Hermanosl Ei trabajo ha empezado y
oial& termine pronto. Ahora es tempo de
trabaiar por la causa- No olvideis 10 que ell
gobernador de Nueva Gersey dijo respecto de
nnestros hermanos. En la lsta de muertos
estan incluidos Rooseveit-el actual presiden-
te de los Estados Unidos-Morgan. Rotkafe-
lIer. Schwatt, los Gould-milonarios-y los
xobernadores de los Estaios, todos@ opreso
de Ia causa de los hijos del trabslo. Aquel
enemigo poderoso de nuestra cansa, Marco
Hanna--el millionaire que ayud6 Nc kfnley
en- su campsfa-ser4 el primero que caera
Esperad instrucciones. Nunca mas IN ms
trumento de los ricos Sc sentar& en- 10 silla
prssidencisl,-B, D. -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15
Ell POETA CHOCANO
Mission simpatica

De un colega venezolano tomamos el 81
guieDte sualtof
<En carta recibids por nuestro amigo Ra-
fael Cutierf del poeta jose Santos Chocano,
oufen Sc eDcuantra actGaimente en- Guate ala
e., mission ofcfst. hs venido la muy grsts no.
ttcia de que proximsmente arribara las pla-
vas venezolanas Ell notable poesa nombrado "a
en- estas Ifneas.
Racorre las repdbiicas Sub-Amaricanas Ell
senor Jose Santos Chocano, con ell proPosito de
deiar entendfdo de los GobierDos las vents1as
del Arbitraie obIig storto. En Guatemala tuvo
al noeta Chocano una coDferencia phblica con
nm reputado contender hombre de bastantes
conocimientos en- ess conferencia saiio afro
an ' sattsfecho de haber explicado bien 10 MI
si6n humanitaria, que confiara sus cualida-
des de intellectual, ell gobIerno del PERT, que
desea Ia paz y la union entire las repnolidas
libres. -,
FL tema del poets Chocano es este sEi
Arhftraie obligatorio es es derecho disino de
los pue bios su visje Venezuela 10 harA
con la intenci6n de emprender Ia propagSnos
del arbitrsie ante nuestro gobierno-
Desde ahora deseamos grandes exitos al
noeta Chocano una fsIfz llegadR la pAtria
yene1olsna, que Is admirs por 81 vasto tslsn-
to.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15
Ramiro Blanco.
Ell occeano indico

POGO conocido, aBnoue perfectsmente ve-
rfdico. ell hecho de que Hoands, Ia nscion
observation-disclosures simpatca con los boers,
essS desde hace cerca de veinticinco amos, man
tepienao una incesante mortffers guerra con
los ackineses, trieu mahometa que deiende
lss regiones del sur de Sumatra, contra las
constantes excursiones de corq1istadores de
los holandeses.
Ano rras aho, envfa Hollands al Ocsano
fndico, ui'lares de soldados, es tan encsrni-
zada saDguinaria Ia contienda, que en- Ho-
landa hs llegsdo ser proverbio que <soidsdo
que va Achfn, no vueiye de allfs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15

Con muy escssos elemeotos co tabs SO nj
el partido republicsno; hoy Sc Ia Iniciado la
desoandads, Ell tai grl1pctt0 lieva trazas de
red dcirse cero-
Ei vice presidente. Ell secretario alguDos
vocsles del Conits han teuido bien renunciar
En- cuanto al president don Pedro Anto-
Mo Echean liza, despues del varapaio Que lie
propino ell AttsT7leg geTerol-con mctivo de la
falsa denuncia que presentsra contra el Juz-
gado municipal Ell meiico titulsr-ha creido
oportono retraerse.
Este seflor es el mismo que, siendo juez
municipal an tiempos de Espana, formulaba
sus sentencias con ests muletilIa. que lego
adQuirlr .e.eoridad: <Jovencito, ussed ha de-
linouido; IS necesario splicarle ell mdstmasnl.,
asi 10 hacfs.
Sc Ia declarado Independents, abaL-
donsnda ias flas republicans. doa Sebastian
Bio.
Juan Antonio Rosa Peres Pablo Crespo
Perez, que hasta Ia fecha no pertenec{an
ningtn partdo polftico, Sc han aaliado nues-
ira colsctividad.
Don Juan Colon, del barrio de Hato arriba,
Sc sePara del partido repubIcano viene
formar Ell nnestro.
Corresponsal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15

a.. taza15s f3ens SO U8gs 1lOSolcS, Sc
Ia+rs ror, rro oar el cIrfoso lector, a. cusl
lla.ig.orisp5s lla 10 IS tome s asls psrte nj juz-
R'r,,svarzrte. Act2tsla como 10 cue IS,
s4s cg41to 10 nsl lntencIoB ado " one
w. nrresr cue - los 5uecos j8nss dis
- a r7Bc, q Rsssinsto otros pecsdazos
up sstiIo. para os del amor sc sientsn
.u1ra incl 1s6os IS clemencis, hasts Sc
- oas dos. en So in1Dits bonda6, no
lss1nse dsnssis1o = sntrecs!o c1sndo So dis
laS ! con n s.ts ssi7sdad, Psso q dscIr, cue. Co
vo.ks. :, zran legislator, csGdillo del
...5i5 hsbrso. al cue Hbert6 &c "a prisi6n ia
|r5eies condu53 IrBvSs del dssisrto una
|"'ssbsiunbre lBue7sS. IbRn En- pos de "a
|.,,rs nrornet.5a tut un visie largo v peno-
|" ans DO dDr6 ne1os &c cuarents sfos.
Tlenvo so6rsdo t1yisEon los isr8eiitss
|nabscer dis1srAtss, sin dGds fDe ell de
III bulto oiyidsrse ae dos. sprovec hsndose
Il. d svseucis &c M0ises, Cue habis subido q
..1nbre Gel Si1al
|,,,n los bstraos I'd oecerro de ORC sc pu
|Ts,oD sdorarlo. como si aousl Eamocote sp-
|fsro pudiera Proporcionsriss IN mans mas
fraaIebto Y ne5or condinentsdo que el cue
y Ioys dl5risuente.
Cpsndo yolyi6 e. profets. nuy contento
|nr uaer Ell decAlogo, ouedose eItatico ds
|mubro s1ta 3 b8roarie { imbecibIlidad de
In pueblo, convertible eI id6lstrs de la nochs
In nshsna Era Noises, Por fortuna, hom-
|nsde muchos Lflys, Y dsspnes de hscer tri-
|g,sl mshsdsdo novillo, tDFo elocuencis su-
Ets1ta para pToosr los israelitss Que SEINE
1lle cuto era p mayor de lss barbaridsdes.
Etscissme1te IraIs las leyes fundament3les
EsB religion, 1icladas por el mismo Jehoya,
1sJss 6nandsuiantos cue era precise some
Isns ! que ioa lser lnmeoistsmente.
Toyiero1 C 81 sc1erio los isrseitss CON
|ieadlendo que haitian hecho lc que en- naes-
kfa lempos an nuestro pals Sc llama ma
fslchs, ss aY!1ieron dc o1e1 grado escu-
khai e. maudat0 diyino.
Marsyoso f-t el silencio que reiL6 en- 10
|lne1ss nullitud cuando Ell gran legislator
Es cOmienzo "a leeturs de los mRndsmientos;
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15
Ell mundo israeIita

En- IosEstados ndos es ha comenZado la
impression de una Enctcle pedto Judtd, que COM
prendera en- numer0sos voidmenes TODD 10 re-
Iativo al mundo israelita desde los tfempo6 mas
remotos hssta ell siglo Y de nuestra era: his
toria, bogrs fla, sociologfa, literature, teoogfa
arres Cuatrocien ros coIab0radores trabala jan
en- ella hace tres aflos en- Europa en- America.
Aptes de Distributes Ia tarea los edttores HI
cieron fmprimir IN yolumen que contfene
25 900 tftulos de temas para desarrolar, con
Ia fudicacI6n sumaria de cada uno de eilos
La idea sc debe & un jCVen professor vienes que
lego hace cfnco amos con ese proyecto los
E-rados Unidos, sin saber una palabra de In
gles, pero con Ia tenaz resoiuci6n de realfzar
su prop op6sito, y 10 ha hecho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15
GUENTOS Y NARRACIONES
sTNTsTRA INTERPRETATIo

Sc podls oir Ell vuslo de una mosca DID
conocer el prinero, ell segundo. Ell terbero..
ipeTfscsamentel acatados sin ls mas mfnim
protesfa. Pero Isy! no ben ternin6 el gum
10 lego el Que le sigue comenz6 ell pueblo /
rlgir soEdsmente luego soue primer sfnto-
ms de Insu bordinacs6n. .fus creciendo. crecien-
do. hssta que estallaron frereticos grlsos de
protesta.
fQus. jollfn Sc arn6 en- ell desierto! No Sc
vefs mass que rostros irscundos IN verdadero
bosoGe de dedos sn nhiestos Eoyiendose de dere-
cha iaquierds de izquierda sderechs, como
diciendo Que n0.
-iPero hijos mios. ..-decia Noises
-.Q3e n6! ique n6l-vocifersba Ia ache-
dunbre.
Que tsl serfa a. aprieto en- que Sc vi6 Moi
ses cusndo pesar de honbre de sgallss
recurrir nueyamente Jehovs in de expo
merle el case yer 81 consegnfs algnna grscis;
10 cual era may dudoso. poroue Dios nanda
las cOsss para cue cunplsn nads mas, sin
distingos, nj obleciones III dimes II diretes-
Eilo &c cue ell caudiiIo israeists volyI6
suhir al monte Sinsi donde Sc le spsrecio Ja-
hoys, eL fgura humanss representando IN
nerabilfsima snciano De leDgus csnosa bar
Ga, envuelto hoigada tdaica, blanca como
ei smpo de In nieve-
-SeHor. ...-dijo Noises con is consi-
gEiente escans, comprenoiendo 10 didcnltoso
de 81 conisi6n ,-eI pueblo hebreo acats sunni
SO los einco primeros mancsmieDtos. pero 81
DIR la lectQra del siguiente Sc me Ia sulfurado
en terminus tales. ...oue teuf ser victima de
sus irss. sQue hsgo?
Eo aQaei instanfe penetro IN atrevido In
secto l3{cese que una puigs) en- las yestidaras
de Jehoya, Ell coal -intro1 10 una mano en- Ia
mangs. para apoderarse de e.
Noises, con harts lgereza, interpreto su
modo aoueila accfon, postrose de hinojos como
dando bnmiIdes graciRs por Ia merced recibi-
da, sin sgusrdsr otra respaesta bsto mas que
de prisa Ia lIanurs, ORLANDO los que ie es-
perabau impscientes
-iHiios mios! Manga sneha! Manga an
chai
Ramiro Blanco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15
'dmIIIa imperial estafada

b IA Fn,.oIlt unss psrticuIares del Emperador,
L rs,I pefatriz otros miembros de la fami-
lI ~, Ie =. A'e % anis, acabaD de desaparecer
CsncuG1oo Goh pleto en- las estsfas cometidas por
F,.lef comerciai Ssnden.
b aI,gs1oss errestado, misntras los conseje-
Nsrsr.. oel Emperador Sc entretiene en-
y Nsioa. caanto ascienden las perdidas de
|ssdm,..s"GI' circular en- clubs cafes frases
|seydo son respecto al hombre que sc Ia
"Sa - soHsteris
las 49, cuentan. Sanden SO Sc fug6 llevsn-
N he o., como $3.50 900 dollars pertenecfen-
"' mlembros de In corte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15
0rlgen de los mexicanos

Don Leopoldo M. Batres, hombre de cien-
cis mexicano comisionado por gobierno,
ha estsdo expIora nio las rninas deiadas por
los indios que ls sntg usdad vivian en- mo-
radas taIladas en Pc nascos en- ell cal non de Man
cos, Colorado.
SegGn ell Mexican Herald, el senior Bstres
sc Ia convencido de que los moradores de las
rocas eran de orfgen ssiAticos en- prnebs de 10
cual encontro cestos otros artefactos de for
u . japonesa de otros lugares de Asia.
Cree Ell senior Batres que esos indios eran
de distints raza de los que moraban en- chozas
de tierra, parecidos hormigueros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15
tjercito de mujeres

4 .nelercito de mnieres vive en- el Vatica.
~ \ ssuHegado Ia tares de cuidar, hmpiar,
lcst3{ pianchar IA ropa que .se pone el Sumo
4 b. 5 cual es tods ella, sin exception,
I sgnoucufa n, inmsculsda, Sin que pueda haoer
D. lo!ura mancha aiguna.
s,rtisds "a CONNECTION de Ia ropa de uso de 81
Ier,,.su' Sc empiea los mas fnos, delicados
4 ,nSs.ss msterisles, y nj para hacerla nj pa
n, ,..lusra, limpiarla plancharla, la tocan
eus manos femeninas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15

La Corte de Dlstrito de Humacao solicita
la busca eaptura de Francisco Morales
Montalvo, natural de 1auco, procesado por
hurto: Carlos Raldiris Sanchez vecno de ga
linas res ponssbe de analogo delito Rafael
Pomales, de Guayama, procesado por resis-
tencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15
NUEYO PROSELITO

Uno de Jos pueblos adonde hssts hace po.
Z 30 hsbfan lie gsdo los cigarriilos de Ia Com
Fiil Industrial e Aibonito. Y ahors es ell
EasOIo mas eDtusissts en- "a defenss y propa-
Ic0D de Ia N area sTres EscQdoss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15
GLORIA

Dimes spor que s1spiras,
bsndita naore,
claado de regcciio
item bi2D los SireS2
Di: spor que llorss?
mo oyes cue las csnpsnRs
toca7l gJ0TsGs
-iOh dejane que Here.
Deja que muers.-.
Al hilo de nj yids,
Va So 10 lievsn4
mo YES mi duelo?
sNo owes Cue las csmpsnss
tocan nsa4ert0S
-Tu pobrerf6o enterno
triste gemfa
aver entire gus brazos.
nsdre bendifs.
hoy ya no ilora.
Hoy Dor 81 las campanss
t0cda d gloria!
-iAh. sf-...su alma de angel
ala me espera-.-.
Pero su c1erpo hernoso
ysce en Ia TERRA
No podfe verIo l
que por 81 lss canpanas
50cQn q TalleTtO.
De besos de flores
coint 81 cuas
Hoy de flores isgrimas
coino 81 tambs.
Va no 10 veo.
Para 81 toc0n qloTiat
Para nj ullaeTto!
Pedro Antonio de Ala.cou
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15
a r Il CT DC

dores expor1adores de mercs ncfas.
Plaza rfnPcipsl, Arecibo. p. e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15

0ran Deposito de calzado de Arturo E.
IL Dfaz y Ca Artfculos para eaballeros.
Mediss, corbatas. psraguss- Artfculos de
viaje. Arecibo, Plaza Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15

al anuel Silva, oomerciante. Provisio-
s&n nes y frutos del pats Psyfs 10 Are
ciho, p. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15

r uerminio Diaz Navarro, abogas9e
notsrio, con bufete en San IGsn.
Fortaieza s3.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15

.ezcauo = Ca Comerciantes ;nporte-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15

- ngel Sasrez. fsbricante importation
de sor4a-erys. Fortaleza So, slmscen San
Francisco So.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15

octor Rafael del Vale. Forialeza 6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-15

FL meior hotel en- este china
Esplendida ventilaci6n. Parqua
jardines 2 Kiosco 4 Ia inglasa
Excelente servicio de carrnsie
Precios moderados. S- hacen re
ducciones para fanilias. Alum
brado electrico moderno.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-31
.exiles," either voluntarily or compul-

"exiles," either voluntarily or compul-
sory.
The adoption of plants as badges and
emblems is one of the most interesting
phases of plant folklore In no country
is it more striking than in that other
Celtic land. Scotland. There the multi
tude Of clans have appropriated nearly
every available plant, for a badge must
not be either fragile or feeting. There
IS but one species Of oak in Scotland. the
oedunculate. and a single species each OF
holly, hawthorn, hazel. alder, mountain
ash. yew and maple. These are the
badges of the following clans, respec-
lively: Cameron, Drummond, Ogilvie,
colquohoun, Chisholm, 8IcLachlan, Men
Ties. Frazer and OIphant. The glorious
Scotch pine is the badge Of the Mac
Gregors, the juniper Of the AIurrays the
Ivy Of the GordOns, the common box Of
The MacIntoshes and the variegated box
Of the Mac Pherson. Going to smaller
plants, we find the McDonalds wearing
the heather CT ling; the MacAIiisters
the common heath. The cloudberry goes
70 MacFarlane, then the cranberry to
MacLean, the cranberry TO Grant Of the
clubmosses AIacRae wears alpinun and
Sinclair clavatum; while the common
brake belongs to Robertson We might
easily q score more, but it must suffice
TO say that the numerous clan of Camp
ben, whose march sounded at the relief
Of Lucknow. wears the sweet-scented
bOg-myrtle. In no country in the world
mas there been such a general appropria-
ton of plants as badges by the various
families. And in Scotland there is stin
q lingering affection among the clans for
the embIems borne in many foray. But
get the Scotcbman out of his own land,
and what does he care for these things?
1t may be questioned whether the pres
ent paragraph viii not be the first init
nation to many a citizen of this country
Of the plant which his forefathers carried
IN the ''blue bonnet" on Scotlands rug
ged hills.
Much is said about having a national
aower fer the United States Of America,
but where is one to find it? Several have
been proposed. but each one is more or
less local 1T must be one which every
man can seize and place in his cap in
the hurry Of the sudden cry Of the slogan. /
IT must not be one that viii fade in an
hour. but one that viii last through the
conflict The Scots are really the best
off in The latter requisite, for a thistle
VIII last for many a day and few viii
interfere with it. in accordance with the
Scottish motto: Memo me impune laces-
sit'-"No one provokes De with impuni-
ty." But the Irish are the most FORUM
ate in the first condition. Anywhere they
can find clover leaf to wear to the dis
eomhture Of the Sasseuach.
This clover has long been regarded as
a mystic plant to be used in divination.
Every one knows that four-leaved Glow
ar leaf confers untold good fortune. To
dream Of clover the wise say. portends
not only happy marriage, but one at
tended with wealth and prosperity. And
we all perceive, if we do not know, what
it means ito live In clover"
ROBERT BLIGHT.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-31

"That VIII Dc. General Miss Ellen
IIalite wul you please take thn stand rf
"Anss Hignite.7 her attorney continued
'ten in your own way Ell you know -
I the case"
Then. 81 "a simple direct manner. the
/ little sin began The court room hung
on her words. bat she talked straight 90
the Judge
TO most persons he seems cold rnan-
All know h.m Tor just ono. TO women
De is one of natgrc n0h.eman.
50 he seemed to Ellen Hisuite. e. ere
told 10 al from the besi1ning
She told how her father was called 90
the door and shot down and bow her
brothers. rushing to his rescue. feI dead
over hls body. then ~ thc sad burial ard
~ the burning II The cabin.
with wonderful pafhos in her voice she
told ~ their wauderaer ond ~ lltue
Rachels Illness when she came o. fhe
point in Der story whom she rtarted far
the cabin The Judge interrupted her
"Mv child. he ald ard bic voice wss
infinitely tender. "you need cay nothing
tnat wu iuerlminate y1lrarif
Several women in the room were cryiuE
softly = number ~ men wrre awaileu-
ing hard Tho court room wee au8 -
death
'gBat Ia4Re. nm runty."
the fadre turned ans drank a glass ~
water Ihe district attorney. fGaa
father h.mneif. took IN h.a Eiasrea Has
rubbed them His haa1r Turned aEsa
~ tha prisoner
"siaee SON aamit your rsHt" he ral1.
"thers 81 but one hinF FIR me to A.
The ftermcrf - tre court if that G1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-31

/ ing on a tree 70 this effect. 'Ef your
/ go and doan mex no more fuss we ems
/ don't do nothin ter yer
/ Il heerd su' thin on It."
"But you saw IL. didn't you2"
"Yaas Z seen IT."
1 Everything they had was burned.
wasn't it2 No food left. no money!
81 never heard o. their hav'n' any
money
Then the people up there drove this
woman out into the mountains to
starve2"
A murmur Of Indignation swept over
/ the room and the court raped for order
WAL, they went away" admitted the
witness
And you heard afterward from Jim
| Clark Of their nearly starving 10 death2'
WAL heerd the little one wuz sick
bit"
''And you did not ga 70 help them7"
They warn no kin O. mine
but after you heard she was selling
liquor. you wentf"
II went and seed her sellin' ticker"
and you went away mad7"
"Wasl. / war considerable riled."
Were you friendly with the defen-
dant2"
"Yaas"
what conversation did you have7"
The witness hemmed and hawed. TIE
Judge spoke.
you must tell what occurred between
you and the defendant"
sun the man hesitated-
Did you not ask her 70 marry your
persisted the lawyer
Praps / did. snapped tho witness. be-
fore che judge could ten him be need not
answer
and what was her auswerT"
The district attorney was on his feet
in a moment
eYour honor. ] protest" DE criea
''Weu said the lawyer for the defrnSe
easily. eff the gentleman on the stand
S. 50 modest. the ls6y in the case afl rot
object 70 speakinH. On tbat eceaa'ou
she said. III thar warn'f another man
IN Eaintucky. / wudn-s raarry so4. Far-
n1er Baker And row. continued tba
lawyer. turning 20 the witness. do you
not make thre8fHY Dld you act T1elr
you woul5 set even2
"Praps GA"
@An5 then you reported the cassT'
II oaly done ny duty rstortea taa
witness. doggediy
a distinct hf4s ra1 ever ere roBrf rr1-u
and tire marahaia cried "oYder' oresr
And TIE discarded lgver farns1 re-
former / seppase sad fbe iawyer frr
fhe defense you may stac1 as EF
Baker
Baker alsnk out uaaf faf nerrfal iaek
~ che mountain es1 end ere oelt ceB-
terartaoas lasz ef taa Erat aeF
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! eyes filed with tears. The beauty sitting
| beside her reached over and took one Of
her hands.
Courage. Ellen; courage she whis-
pered.
The old raider on the other side turned
his head. Remember you are Jim Hig-
mites daughter" he muttered in his
beard
The girl Strengthened. Her head came
back with a quick. proud toss. Her eyes
that had filed with tears now flashed
and glistened. Color came into her face.
Ellen Hignite. Ellen Hignitei All
witnesses in the case come into court
The two old soldiers stood to attention.
Between them the mountain girl, slim
and slight, but erect and brave as they,
took her place The young lawyer
glanced at the three and smiled to him
self The district attorney looked that
way and frowne0. then glanced over to
where half a dozen stoop-shoulder- lank
mountaineers hung together. They were
the witnesses for the prosecution All
came to the clerk desk and were sworn.
Mr. Bingham, for the defense, entered a
plea Of Not Guilty"
IAN the witnesses will now withdraw"
led the way for the shambling mountain
GERS out into the corridor. The little
mountain girl sat beside her lawyer, with
Miss Castleman on the other side TO en-
courage her
One by one the witnesses for the prose
cution were called back. In turn each
swore to having bought white ticker
from the defendant because, as one IN
genuously admitted. she was the pur-
test gal in Clay county
From each Of them the young attorney
for the defense extracted only evidence
as to the high character and the general
standing Of the Hignites. He made no
attempt 20 get anything else. or % snake
the testimony OF the men who claimed TO
have bought the iiquor
The people in the court room became
impatient
Hes just throwing the girls chances
away" was mutfered from one % an
other. Ana q general murnur o. cizaat-
isfaction swept over the place
Even Ellen Hignite seemed a1ectea- As
one by one the witnesses swore against
her and told 3f whisky bought and where
and when. IRE girls shoulders aro9ped
forward Her eyes iost tneir proud l1s-
ter. Her face became p7l4T ana took GA
a frightened look Aife1ly she sl
the convicted criminal
Time after time Nss Castlenan tried
- rally her. and row taa girl eiuns 70
the great beautys hard lke GROWING
person % @ iast bore
Sot uosusaineer tfsf passed looked
tnst way twice Ire frshteee5 glance
~ the elrI ana the coat eeHfeznptao'ls