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New-York tribune., 1901-03-03

We are the eve of a great change in ref
erence 10 tramways IN London. but il should be
understood that things are still in provisional
state. The county council has gone into the
whole subject Of electric traction, and system
mas been devised 10y Dr. Kennedy. Similarly il
has been Professionally adopted by the council.
only the Board OF Trade has yet TO approve. No
doubt that approval viii come in due course.
ana mcans hile the intention is 10 instruct Lon
don in the boon that is before it. Thus the
sample biz Of liEe and the sample car at Cam
beiGen viii d. Very effectively. When the Dor
ough councillors nave seen the running and
ridden in u-they viii understand the whole
business.
What We are to have in London-n the popu-
lUuS parts anyhoW-is the conduit system OF
electric traction. The present tram lines-on"
speaks of course. of those under the control Of
the London County Council-wll have TO be-
taken up. This is necessarily i large undeTtak
ing. hut traffic viii not be stopped on the lines
while il is in progress. one set of rails will 3r
dealt with at one time. and horse traffic
le carried on with the other set Of a double line.
The lines ~ hich meet At Remington from Black
friars Bridge and Westminster Bridge and the
line which then goes on to footing Will be taken
in hand first. They cover in length rather over
eight miles Of roadway. which. allowing for the
fact that they are double. means more than six
teen miles Of single line 10 relay
New-York tribune., 1901-03-03
PAN-AMERICAN STAMPS.
SIX DESIGNS TO BE ISSUED BY THE GOV
ERNMENT TO COMMEM. Rate THE
ENPOSITION-THE FORESTRY
BUILDING.

In a recent number of the official Postal
Guide the Third Assistant Postmaster-tieneral
gives notice that the Pan American series of
postage stamDs wlll be ready for delivery 10
postmasters the latter part of April" These
stamps were 0T1cfed by the Pcstmaster-tieneral
at the instance of the authorities Of the Pan
American Exposition. be held in Buffalo from
May 10 November. i9Ol These series will in
Clude six stamps and these viii be, according
To she statement of Edwin c. Madden the Third
Assistant Postmaster General, The most artis-
tie series ever issued from the department"
The denomination. subject color. etc, of each
stamp are officially described as follows
New-York tribune., 1901-03-03
MR.. cABILEs FARM ELEPHANT.
From The Baltimore sun

From The Baltimore sun
James Cahnl of Roney's Point is the only
person i'm West Virginia. and probably in the
United States who has i'm regular use upon his
farm an elephant which is used for farm work
With the sNaying beast hitchrd up 10 a plough
n can turn rlore ground than any pf his neigh
bcrs With a team Of horses. and when il comes
10 hauling logs the elephant will walk away
With ease with logs which the best teams of his
neighbOrs cannot move. The elephant eats little
more than horse, and does many times the
trouble, and Mr. Cahill is more than pleased
with his experiment.
Several months ago a small circus broke up at
Martins Ferry, and its property sold at
auction. Mr.. Cahu who at the sale bid
IN a few donkeys. the elephant and tent, and
took them home. expecting % start a small show
himself lis father. Patrick Cahll a frugal
Irishman, decided that beast of the size OF an
New-York tribune., 1901-03-03
ton Indians large stockade and log and bark
cabins


EIGHT MILES OF DOUBLE TRACK PRACTICALLY
ASSURED
From The London Chronicle
Before long the London County Council will
Dcsin Ia reconstruct its tramWayS for electric
traction In that connection the members of
the Metropolitan Borough Councils have been in
flt"d Ia witness demonstration of the new sys-
TEN to-day. In Will take place at the county
o"uncils tramways depot Camberwell. where a
short piece of line has been specially laid down.
MS piece OF line answers second purpose, in
that II is enabling the drivers of the horse trans
10 learn the working Of electric motor
New-York tribune., 1901-03-03
"RONZOLINE" BILLIARD BiLLS.
The Pail Mall Gazette.

From The Pail Mall Gazette.
The growing scarcity of ivory will Inevitably
bring bOnZoine balls more and more into
in billiard rooms The ivory balls used in the
recent championship match We're atterWard sold
for l., isuincaS. ami set that has been in
for twelve months and De relied upon 10
keep true is almost priceless There is
precision abroad tnat tho billiard Association Is
opposed To the az bonXolinc balls. but The
World of billiards. declares that this is
IL is rarely. indeed that "A hCnZuline ball gets
out of shape. and their absolute accuracy is an
immense point in their favor. ON this account
they ave quite unequalIrd for pool and pyril-
m!dS, and in very few years time IL - quite
certain that nothing else viii be used for those
games Then ivory balls utterly useless
in a temperature like that Of Africa India.
BOnzone balls the contrary. seem To he un-
affected by heat cold. while il is another
small point in their favor that they are coIored
all through and never need any hing in the
way of redyeing. OF course, they do not play
exactly like ivory balls and week or two OF
steady practice is necessary in order to accus-
tom ones self to the change
New-York tribune., 1901-03-03
HUSTiCHES and HBLERS.

HAIR ON THE FACE WAS ONCE BADGE OF
THE MISSISSIPPI CARD SHARP.
From The New-Orleans Times Democrat
Back in 1870" remarked a New-OTleans pro-
fessional man. chatting about old times "a
mustache was regarded with great suspicion all
through the Mississippi Valley. 1t was supposed
to be the mark of either a military swashbuckler
or gambler. and a gentleman. particularly if
he wanted to go into society, shaved smooth
New-York tribune., 1901-03-03
THE INDIAN IN ENGLAND.
ANOTHER WORLD OPENED To HIM BY
THE PRESENCE OF WOMEN
IN SOCIETY

From The Universal Magazine.
1t is often a great trial to a young man fresh
from India who is thrown into English society
to know how to behave. You visit q friend.
You ring. and the door is opened by a young
maidServant who invites you 10 enter and
closes the door as soon as you have entered.
fOu follow the servant into the drawing room,
where your friend meets and greets you. After
some conversation your friend brings in his
mother and introduces her to you. The mother
is very pleased to make your acquaintance, and
New-York tribune., 1901-03-03

elephant could not remain on the farm and be
fed unless it paid for its board with labor so he
harnessed il up and the animal worked nicely
Tie dld SO well that they have given up the idea
OF starting circus. and will keep the elephant
the farm
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24
Wie 8leiitifte fabrtstrt tuerhen.

sSn stbtlilirten 2Gnbern eiebt es ippbl
tpenige WenIden iiber ieds Sabre, Die
nidt idon einen 8leiltift benubt bdtten.
nber bic Weniglten tpi1Ier, ipie unItdrb>
lid bic Sabritation bieles 10 einfahen
nnb beqiemen S1reibgerdtbes lit. Ser
8leiIttft, ber leine llid)t gail6 5ntrefferbe
8e5ei6nung ben Beinamen oes 8rapbit,
HeiBblei, @anerblet, sli6blei berbanft.
beitebt aus eben oieiem @rapbit u1,o Der
9ol3faiIllng. 9ie fir Die 8leiittft1Sa
6rifotiou barptiddlidb in 8etradt fom=
merben @rapbitlorten ii,,o Der itbirilhe
unb Der bobmii6e, llnb 5ipar 1T lebterer
beliebter. benn bon 8leiitiften belteben
cttpa 95 aus b0bmildem @rapbit. Ser
robe @rapbit tpirb 5undhlt eeihIenn1t.
bann lpirb bic nod fliiiiige, ihtpnr5e
Nalie unter gleidoeittgem 3erauspreilen
BEG Bafers in bic Silterpreiien gepumpt
unb ninln1t bier bic Sorm bon fla6en
Sudden an. ipelde III beIonoeren 8drmes
riltnten bDllig getrodnet tperben. Ser
0rapbit tpirb oann nit Shon 9enliidht.
Der einnlal als BinbemitteI, Damn altb
3ur Observation-Disclosures oient. Sc barter
Der 8leiltift iein 1oIl, beito GROCER muB
Der Tbon5uinb tperbe,t, unb baber erflGrt
90 ItlY uuSps UuD lUctS4JSs IAuIl SLupyl9ul~
tige 8leiftifte iid fhneIIer ablbreiben.
nls barte. fart tbonbalttse Stifte.
Die NtI6ung ipirb nun ipieber alifge5
ipeid)t rnb bieralif genlablen; getpobn=
Ii1es glei paiiirt "a MaI. gang feines
big an 100 NeaI Die WaiibIe. 1ieraus re-
fultiren Die beridiebeuen Rreiie fir or
binGre. n,ittelfeine unb feline 8leiltiftz
iorten 0ie SilterpreiIen treteu ipieber
in Mftion. bic Maiie tpirb getrotnet. pull
beriiirt nr,o ihipah aneefeubtet als plas
jtilde Mai5e in beIorberS gefornlte ghs
timber gefiiIIt unb Bel einem Druid bon 90
Mtmoipbaren 3u einem @rapbitfaben ge@
fornlt. Der nacb bem Erpfnen in Gtiide
BON 8leiitiftldnge gelbnitten tpirb. Snrd,
WeiBgIibbibe ipirh enolih noc5 benz BIei
SIC por0le gigenid,aft genomineil. nno es
erfoIgt MIN bic Saiiling DnS bier3li
tertpenbete ge0ernbDl3 ipirb neift I6pn
in Mmerifn al ben fir bic Blciltiftssa
Irritation benSt6igten Brettden berarbeie
tet. Das bierbei geironnene Sdacnebl
tuirb aur Bereitung 1tberilhen OcIcs
rertpertbet. Gas Rnliren Der fertigen
Gtifte nno bas Mbibleifen oer Gn6en
tpirb nlei1t in &alisinbultrieen belprgt
l,Nb biloet eine Ne1hGftiaung ber ssrnllc1t
linb &inber Der Tnbrifarbeiter. Mlle
bieie Mnnipulationert iiil6 n1t1ig. ebe Der
Dleiftift fir ipenige Gents IN bic 46rbe
oe2 8pnlnnlenten aclGllgt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24


oariiber gu punoern, neil lie nibt be-
liebt iinb, als an bem @erfuhe, iih
beliebt gu MAIDEN.
Mun fdenft einem MenIdsn 8er@
trduen itatt au Darten. bis CT es iih
erfpirbt.
Ginber ltno Narren reben Die Wabrz
hett - iie finb aber aud bic ginaigen.
Die man nicbt aur 9erantpprtuns
steben fann.
paberetpsfi fommt tpieber beriiber.
WabrI9einlih min er nit Wtorgan
ipre9en, ob Ieine Saare ni4t gu einem
Sruit organiiirt tperben f0nnen.
gs iiebt atpar ni9t nett aus, ipenn
Elm Mann bic Sanbe in leinen Salhen
bat, aber es iit bod INNER mod beHer,
als tpenn er lie in anberer 2eute 5a>
i9en bGtte.
Die Sugenb 1T cine anbere setporz
ben. Balb nerbeH iin 1tatt Der dltez
item bic iangiten 2eute ni4t erinnern
fDnnen
x 4 q
Mne mDgliden Waittel aur Musrotz
tang bes 2pn9untpeiens tperben iest
in @orfdlog eebraat. 9as ii9erfte
Mtittel pdre pobl. bic 2Dnaer - all
lbn6en.
T. y 4
ytur Der tpirb Mpbe, Der Der MDbe
bient.
X X x
Die 8uren poIen nod ntdt rSriez
ben um ieoen preis". aber Die 8riten
miifen ben bDditen preis fir ibren
elenoen &rieg beoa6len.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24
Naftalan, Sas neue S9etlnttttel. 8pr,
Sr. 9prnbliit1.

Die sslpra Der urtpelt bat befanntz
lih aus unermebli9en WGlDern uns
bic Steinfoblenlager binterlaiIen, bic
uns Mdrme, 2i1t unb 8enegunestraft
in fdier unbesreiflider Siile eraeusen;
anbere liefern abergrbDl unb Napbtba,
glei9fans 8rennitoffe in flii1iiser
sSorm, bic Der mannisfalttgiten Ser
nenOunq 5u bGusliden unb setperbliz
9en 3tpeden biener; latter beri9tebene
Sormsn bon leihten unb 19iperen
&ohlentpaheritoff perbinbungen, bon
ben fliihtisiten uno leihteit brennba=
rem, tbeilpeiie sefGbrlih burh brennz
bare Oampfe nit @rplDiionssefabr,
non benz 8en5in ilno perpanbten Stofz
fen, bem Petroleum un1erer 2ampen
unb aodapparate biz aur @aleline unb
dbnliden erit Bel grDberer 5ibe BRENT
barren, feitipei4en, fettartigen Oelen,
bic als G9mteritoffe grDberer unb fetz
nerer Dirt, bon ber Wdgenfhniere Bis
aum 5eilmittel niibli4e 8ernenouns
ftnben.
gu bieien Dlartigen Gliifiigfeiten,
bic ber gtbe entquellen, gebDren audi
Derf9iebene Napbtba=Nrten, bic aipi=
i1en benz aaufa1us unb benz Mrmez
niI9en 6o9lanbe Der grbe entquenen,
tbeils brennbar tpie bic sseuer1een BON
Batu, tbeils ais Napbtbaqueuen ieit
unbentliden 3eiten als 9eilquellen
beriihmt unb bon nab unb fern BON
aahlret9en RrGnfen aufgeiu4t naren.
Cine in ibrer Mrt gan3 alIein ftebenbe
Moh-Napbtba ent1pringt Bel benz tata@
ridden Oert9en Neitlan, mo lie iosar
ben Namen bes ,altebrtpiirbigen" pber
rbeiligen Babes" errungen bat. Muh
tpurbe bic aus Der Auelle ge590pfte
Rob-Napbtba als 5eilmittel Big perz
fen unb Rleina1ien uusgefiibrt.
Nah nielfahen pergeblihen Werlus
den, Napbta au erbobren, Inn er0bere
Mengen al getpinnen, als in natiirliz
den grblD9ern ii4 anfammelten, se=
lang es enblih einem beutfhen Bergs
ingenieur, gngelbert syaeger, regelre1te
1obrlDher bon 3O0-4OO SUB Siefe
Biz in bic napbtbafiibrenbe @diat
binunter an bringen unb burh eingez
ientte Nobre elm @emifh bon Napbtba,
Maiier, 6anb unb anberes mehr berz
aus au fOrbern, bas in 6ol5gefdBen
bic MobSNapbtba setpinnen lieb, bic
bann ipeiter burh Grbibuhg gan5 ent=
ipdifert unb bur9 frattionirte (mebrz
fad unterbrohene) Deitiuation in elm
leihtes, als Seiamittel gebrou9tes Oel,
Elm fhperes Del, aus benz Naftalan
bergeitelt ipirb, unb Napbtbapeh, bas
aur RonierDiruns unb Smprdgnirung
bon 6nl5 als pr65erbdtib gegen JGuls
niB bient, aerlegt ipirb. Soeger fanb.
baB bas nah Musiheibuns einer gro-
ben 3abl bon 8eitnen9ungen getpons
meme unb bon ihm Naftdlan genannte
Del bic beriibmten idmer3itinenben
unb 1eilenben Wirfungen bes beiligen
Babes in tpeit itGrterem MaBe befaB,
dls iene QuelIen. lin ben Stoff ber~'
ienbbar unb brauhbar AT MAIDEN, ber<
nlifbte Sueger bic gereinigte MdFe nit
einert feifenartigen 3ufab, ipobur4
ibr cine falbendrti8 jhn,ieglame Ron<
ffien3 9egeben tpirb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24
PROT. Kalauer's Geoat,keil-
fplittfr. d

Wenn bid
Semano bittet.
Elm Muge 3u5us
briiden, 10
neint er, bn
m0seft-niGts
bOren.
X X \
Gs sibt
Qsute bic n1ebr
3eit oasu ,Dar@
men'npn firfl
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24

sSm 1iiblihenO Oregon bat man groBe
Nidelbepoiiten sefunben, pieneiht bic
grDbten Der Melt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24

gsgen $50 WaiIiDnen SUB 1ol5. Sbrl
tGglihes prpbuft betrdst 2,165 Zone
nen 9rti lnb pdpier. Gs itedt in bte@
ienl SnbuitrieStpeige, Der leiber bic
MdlberDeripiiitung fOrbert, ein Rapi=
tai bon nidt Deniger als oreibis Mil=
lioneil Dollars.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24

Die Der. @taaten finb elm fosmppoa
litifdbes 2anb. ssSn elmer einSigeit
@hule in yletp Oorf finb rleununbs
stpanaig Nationalitdten pertreten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24

Gin gliidlidss DDrfhen mnb Ber<
Tins, Me., iein. @s bat i'm @dnsen
16 Wdbler, nnD ieoer bat Elm Qemtz
den.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24

Die Gabrtfanten bes Qanbes iperz
ben iih i'm 2aufe bes Winters. tpahr=
'fheinltd i'm December fhon. in elmer
gonferena auiammenfinben, um bic
Re3iproaitGts politif au beipreden.
Muf Der bor einigen Monaten in De-
troit absebaltenen ssabresDerlamm=
lung bes Nationalperbanbes Der Jaz
brifdnten plabten bic Setter beftig
aeaen einonber. Niele Jabrifanten
ipraHen F4 entriiftet iiber bic Wers
iperfung Der @egenieitisfeitsbertrG
feitens bes Senats aus. ndbrenb bic
Wertreter bes ftriften 6Dhihub3olIs
ebenio eifrig barauf antporteten. %
cine ginigung niht AZ ersielen mar.
hielt man ts. fir bns Bette, bic Be-
5prehnng bs gu fpGterer 3eit 5n ner=
tagen. Die Mebe bes pr6iibenten Mc<
Rinlen in Buffalo, feline grmorbung,
ber Mmtsantritt MoDfebelfs unb fem
Derfprenen, bic politit ieines Wrrs
gGngers ipeiterfiihren ait trrllen, baben
Bic syrdae mehr in ben Wprbergrunb
gebra9t, ID baB es unatbra9t er>
fheint, balb ~ pernehmen, ipie iidb
lett bic Qfnfihten bariiber geifaltet
bdben. Die gonfertna >ipirb pa6rs
fhtinli6 ndh SnbiandpoliS einberus
Ten iper6en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24

Geit 1880 1T Bic GAIL Der SOl3z
fdiers1 s1reimiiblen i'm Gtodte Wfainc
BON iiebtn auf breibig unb bie Der
Bapierfabriten bon 3p6lf auf ddtunbs
aipan3i9 geftiegen, Ditie Jubrifen
allt SnldnsT1en Dsrbrauhen idbrlicb
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24

Das neue auitrdlilde porlament
1T nod niht ldnae in 6ibung, aber
bic Nerhdhblunsen baben bod fdbon
eraeben. buB es eefonnen 1T. iih cine
febr lnabbGngige @tellung gegeniiber
Der &egierung bes Mutterlanbes an
ipdhren. 50 entftanb bor einigen Sd=
aen cine reht lebbafte unb tbeiltpeife
bittere Debate iiber bic Grdge, pb
premier Barton llnb 1ein Rabinet bas
NeAt hGtten, ber faiferliden Megie<
rurg irgenb pelde @eripre9un9en I'M
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24

Der neue 3ebnbollar @reenbadz
@hein trGgt bas Bib etnes febr gut
dusgefiibrten Biiffels, ipoburh ct se@
ipifermaben gu elmer Mrt Buffalo Bin
geitempelt tpirb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24

Bon ben 388,931 3nifaenbecfspaf-l
fdsieren, bic i'm leBten Sabre bier einz
tDanberten, tparen 1910 Oeutl6e.
Gs ldppert iih auiammen. Sm nd6z
'iten Sabre perben es borausii4tli4
mehr iein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-24

syranf Modefeller bat iib getpeigert,
einen Mann serihtlih gu belansen,
Der tbn um eine balbe Million be-
ihfpinbelt bat. ssebenfalls bentt ct,
id9 babe ia aud Helm angefansen,
%. gorr.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-19
Tribunales

FL juzgado de Catedral cits, llama en-
plaza Dolores Menendez Torres, natural
de Ia Cidrs, responsible de un iuicio de faltas
sobre lesiones.
Para Ell % del presente sefaa la Corte de
Mayaguez ell juicio seguido don Pedro r.
drfguez, por snpuesto atentado.
La Gaceta Official cita Maria Asunci0n
Gutierrez &c Macaya, para que concurra al
juicio de la causa que lie sigue la Corte de Ma
yagnaz por usurpacfon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-19
CUENTOS Y NARRAC|ONES
r IT B I
EPI ID 10 CANHNO
EPIsO ODIO CANHNO

rtr,os ' jIaa, amigos iesi lie la infancia.
Il encontrsrse de uuevo, despues de diez anos
i .epsraci6n, dieronse un fraternal abrazo
!, eootaron mutusmente vida.
Carlos co1tinusba soitero Juan Sc ha-
5i. cssado
-5Eres fsliz?-pregunt6 Carlos.
-Ts dire tie dire.-contest6 yacila ndo
raan-M mujar guapa, buena moza, me
IL guardaro q mas virtuosa de las mnjares,
m sbnegaci6n por mi la llevarfa hasta ell sa-
crifcio. ....; Y con t0do este, que no es POGO,
hsY vec9s que reniego de mi suerte. Es Car
ots, que ssf Sc llama, una fnsoportsble dtspu-
iona parlanchina como no hay dos, tozuda
10 translge con quien lie lleva la contraria, nj
,dmi.e razonamientos, nj observaciones. nf
teia h2blar .....iasf, como suensl Toma
sIs la paa5ra que es, como 20 le digo, una
nDgfis suets, Inada! no hay modo de me-
sr Osza. Hay que dejaria!
No sera tanto -.
-Ya 10 veras. Excuse decirte que como
ala 10 es infalible, yyo por evitar disgustos
,aelo transigir con sus apreciaciones, hemos
Iufrdo 70 slgunOs tropiezos en- la vida, que no
hsn seryiio de correction, todo por no aten-
der mis- rszones....
0yendo aquells description del carkcter de
Csrlota sonrefase Carlos, pareciendole que su
amigo exageraba algo Comferon iuntos aquel
ds = Sc separaron haciendose promesa de ver-
nsturno diarlo como <In lilo tempors>
Tres meses despues, y frecuentando Car
g Ell nOgar DC su amigo, tle2O casl cOnVen-
arse de que este hsbia calumniado Carlota,
d cua, en- TODD aquel tempo, no di6 motive
gano para que "a juEgase tan discusidors
Plrlsnchina como Juan afrmaba que era.
Pero...
Tenls uan una precioss perrita inglesa
aamsda Linda, que u uric al dar luz dos mo-
lsinos cachorros. Fue precise aimentar
ln hu6rfanos cen bibsr6n, pero uno de elios
10 pudo reslstir IL lactancia artidcisl, SO fie
rsunr con so mama Linda. FL otro Sc le
rsssry6 a Carlos, que 10 hsbfa soIicitado, Sc
puso el nombre de R1bf
Ocho diss no mas contsba de vida ell ami
zslito, cuando Juan SO pressnto con I'll en- ca
u de 81 amigo.
-Toma-le diio dAndole ell cachorro.-Si
aanes capricho por 81 teudras que tomarte el
Tabsio de lactarlo buscarle un ANA de crfa.
Has de saber que Carlota me sale ahora con 10
aoVedsd de que habfa prometido el elehoso
perrito no s6 quien..
-Pues llevateIo..
De ningdu modo. Va comenz6 mover
sin hueso sobre motivos del can: pero 10 ha
&c nscer ella sIempre 10 que le d6 la ganai asf,
puss, corte por 10 sauo ell discurso y he secues-
fsdo o. chucho. Ahf 10 tienes.
Mira, Juan, 20 no puedo consentir que
gaf coss tan ballad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-19

He; 10 que quieras. pero ahf queda ESQ,
adi6s, porque me da en- Ia narfz que SO no1
planta aa ll Carlota..-.
sin mas expicaciones, Sc fue.
No habian trauscurrido tres minutes,
cuando son6 IN campanillszo sc present6 en-
escana la esposa de Juan, muy encendda v
-iB1enas tardes!-dijo, dejandose caer
en- una butaca.-Acabo de- enconsrarme Juan
Ia escalera...
-isshoral iLavsntsse usted!-grit6 Car
-C6mol SUn caballero, 8 que por tai Sc
tiene, serfa capaz de cometer tan monstruosa
descertesfs? -exclam6 ind gnada la sefors, y
hablando con precipitation, como 81 lie fatase
tempo para decfr TODD 10 que sc le ocurrfa.
-lPero Carlota.... ssfiora!
ST ustsd olviia tan lastitn osa rnents Lac
rsgas sociales. tendre que tomarme Ia moles-
tiaide recordarselas le interrumpfo ella
levantel NO, seforl Yo no me muevo de
aquf, y tendra usted que escuchsrme... No
me olga usted NADIA. porque 10 considerar6 CO.
una iniuria. DeJeme listed haolar..
Acabo de encontrarme mi marido la esca-
lera se nuy bien que ha venido... En-
tregueme usted el perrftol
-Si usted ---- no..
saba usted ell destino que 70 daba q Rubi -.
IHemos llegado & una epoca en- que, por 10
visto. Sc ha derogado ell c6digo galante que
impone los caballeros, 81 So precian de tales,
la obigacihn Z complacer las damss..
-I-e4 4icta...
-lCou placer en- TODD las damas, entlen-
daIo uetes ole, Complacerss, 81. sehor!
iMsntira psre>@ cue me yea 20 ooligada de-
fender mi causa, trat6ndose del fntlmo amigo
de mi esposo, un hombre que presume de CO.
rrecto.-lSspalo ussedl No me voy sin Rub{,
no voy....
Sobre este tema habi6 Carlota hasta que
comenz6 faltarle ell aliento. y sin permitr
que Sc explicase Carlos, el cual acah6 por sen
tsrse enfrente de Ia oradora, resignado va a
todo todo.... porque la cosa no tenfa re-
medic.
Por in Ia senors, sgotadas ya sus fuerzas
pulnonares. dspar6 la Ultima andanada con
esta pregunta:
-sD6nde tisne usted ell perrito que Ia trai"
do Juan?
-Sehora-contest6 impasible Carlos
Hace ounce minutes que esta usted haolando
sola, sin permftirme contestsria.... 81 % g nu-
biera hecho ssted caso desde ell principle,
sabrfa listed. ique Sc ha ssntado encima
del perrito
Ramiro Blanco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-19
Esas cosas Sc dicen

Sc dice por Aguss Buenas que don juan
fosas subdito espafiol hace polftica rePuol-
Ana
T.mbI4n "a dice Que sn cass mercantll ca
ID Sclub3 de nuestros adversarios, donde Sc
Khan Destes contra Ia personalidad de los
g0h0mbres de nuestro partido-
Bue1o serfa que ell tai Crosas anduviese
an ma tIento, u no quiere perder los dere-
:los qle otorgA sus sdbdisos Ia oandera es-
ei1os
S-hor: ial ordenl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-19
Question de temperamento
A. Diaz Valero.
(Mejicano.)

En- una de las 6Itimas sesiones delayunta-
miento de Juana Diaz Sc acordo por unanlni-
dad one ell aIcalde no desempenase ademas Ia
So.a11ttsr "a nara cuya ofcfna SO nombf6 un
conceial.
IA sus Gnlfgotes-
Y despnes de todo. tan fresco
La dimfsiSn DO pasa ri por sus mfentes.
ICuestI6n lie temperamento, ..-,..,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-19
ARBOL MONSTRUO

Fl arbol MAYOR que existe en- ell mundo Sc
encuentra en- Mexico
Pertenece la fami la de los cipreses
I'd mny cerca de las c6ebres ruinas de Militia,
el Estado de Oaxaca.
Su circuuferenea, la aItura de dos
tros, mide 48 metros,
Calcdlase que este arbol gigantesco tiene
unos mil amos de antigGedad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-19
UN TRIUNFO De LA CIENCIA
As1 puede Ilamarse ell
IACIO--M MARROW
del Dr. VAN NESS
del DR.. VAN NESS

ha sido reconocido los meics mas emuentes
Emulsion M cOntiene Acete de BacalaO
cual en val relative ceas aecon de las Was
sfempre perjudfcial
ocssna est6mag muchas conve en-
graves afeccones gastro-intestnaes.
LACTOMARROW ha do sustitudo Ell ace rpugnantepor
MEDULA uetan digerldo, esa con
YFMA De HUEVO, CRFMA DE LECHE MATERlAS FARNACEAS,
GIDOS, de ndgssta que
ACETE DE HGADO DE BA-
COMPUESTOS contene Ell
pemento de esta
Medicina AIimentO
TISS ANEAA NEURASTENA, DE-
milares de
han obendo
Es Ia medicn Ell hogar. Las salyac6n
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