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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-30
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III jueves embarco para Dlnamsroa al
hi1o de n aestro smigo don Jorge Lohse.
Va cursar estudios en- Copenhague
La respectable sef1ora dof1a Luis.
Garats de Becerra 30 encuantra delicada d.
sslud.
Hacemos votos por So pronto resta
blecimiento.
Pronto empezsrA tunoionar la fa-
brica de oigarrillos de los sef1ores Mavoz .
Santiai que se estA montando en- Ia Ma
rina.
Como segunda fuuci6n de abono se
preciosa come liza de Sardou. AL final, Ia
bonita Mia Panch0.
Todos los artistas fueron aolamados
por la concurrenoia, que era baatante nu.
meross.
Don Domingo Pellegrini, conooido
comerciante de esta plaza, se halla enfer.
mo de algua cuidado.
Ojsla que logre en- breve reouperar Ia
salud.
va para saineta 10 CUE ektl ocu
rriendo en- ell hospital Tricoche.
I'll otro dfa visit6 ell asilo un ministro
protestante, & medids que entrsba las
sslss dc anfermos prsdIasba. lie iba 81
gGiendc an~ de las hsrmsnas hisorc en
rnano. para cobt-arestar la inf haencia iu.a-
rara foerxa de aqua bsndits y craoes tr--
xadas 81 q; sire.
Utim smsnte han aaoptadc los cato
.icos nos nne2i0s muy praotlca al cLsm
pic 7sto. o~ jloa un protsstante, v act.
seg1idc TOM 10 palsbrs IN defensol de l.
iaotfica oatcl,oa, y asf van uno en- pos de-
otrc lie ssis an sais, hasts que sinti6ndose
derrotado Ell intarano toma portante.
Hy auf~"r,o que CON cate sport a.
ma "a de ebd-rido.
No Va ser carrera Ia que smprsnda
Matienxo ouando ne entere de eatas opost
clones fn de siglo. para llegsr tempo y
eohar 50 cuarto espaldas predioando sU
doetrina esptrttai
rt-. ,rdoo Tutaro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-30


alta capacidad y de seriedad lrsos-
enable. Pertenecen al nnmero de
u magistrates que poseen la clencla
Ssl derecho y la conciencla del deber.
1 les separa. Sc les destituye. No
rven para 10 que Sc les neceslta.
Entire los electos hay tamb;en
Dogados de larga practica y de
yulgares aptitudes. Son los Sc
ores Aponte y Santos. Predomina,
embargo, Ia juveutud inexperta y
an a ocupar sitio los senores Franco,
aides, Kearny, Moreno, Tous So
En- 10 que toca d los america
s, solo conocemos q Mr.. Otto Sho-
,rich. Y le conocemos ventajosa-
bente por su rectitud y su alteza de
krterio. que son para 81 pdblico Una
arautia Y una esperanto. De los de-
AS no ssbe NADIA Puerto-Rico.
Vamos, pues, a emitir nuestra
RpIni6n.
Destituir d unos Jueces one deben
u inamovibles y que no cometieron
mas leve falta, es IN escandalo,
he afecta a la sociedad puertorrique-
porque una vez que no exlsten
8lidez nj Independence en- los Juzga-
res, tampoco existe confanza en- la
8ticia. que es hoy una sucursal de
Fortale9G.
Sustituir q iurisconeultos de nom
adia por i6venes imberbes, salidos
enas de las aulas, que en- nlngun
#leblo libre pueden aspirar q tan ex-
lsas funciones, es otro escandalo,
rque Sc entrega la justicia a los
Rrores de la inexperienced, inevlta-
3 en- la edad en- que la Sang''e ju0e-
tocd d rebate.
Introducir q los americanos en- los
bunales, sin que conozcan a fondo
idioma, nj la legislation, nj las
stumbres, es otro escandalo, porque
We sin esfuerzo que q todo trance
nos desplaza y que ning1n respe-
ning1n escrdpulo detienen a los
le solo ansian ocUPAR PosICIoNEs pa
absorber y dominar.
Por 10 demas, nosotros no que~
mos nj podemos establecer censuras
prloyl contra las personas que al
nzan Ell vergonzante y vergonzoso
vor de un gobierno como el que
rruina y deshonra q nuestra pobre
atria. Antes bien esperamos que
FOcedan con acierto y que desauto-
cen con sus actos nuestros amargos
fgurios.
Nugstra censura va directa, fran
Y altiva, sobre Mr.. Allen y sobre el
Dnseio ejecutivo Y adn mas sobre
p6ertorriquenos que, del modo mas
Ndigno, We prestan q destruir Ell frme
sstentaculo de las hbertades publ
Is, hacienda de los tribunales un ms
Sumento politico al alcance de cual-
lier dictador autocratico.
Esos tales, NJ son puertorrlque-
s, nj son otra cosa que unos mise
5 esclavos, que reciben como salario
es mil dollars, que suscribiran las
As absurdas medidas y que baJaran
cabeza, segGn va la bsjaron, STEM
s que Sc exiia su voto para ir la
sando sl abismo en- que cae el Pne-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-30

ell sablo san Agustln,
veremos quien venoe al fin
en- este combate tan nero.
7 aunque se guarde sigile
dicen los bien informados,
| que solo said An.... ohih .dos.
| -. los enfermos del asllo.
| Han qued ado cesantes, conservando o
su decoro, don Jose Ramon Becerra. pre-
sidente de la Corte de distrito de Ponce y
don Felipe Casalduo, juez asooiado dos
Ifanoionsrios que oumplen eatrictamente
sua deberes.
Pero.... 5no sera esa la csusa de sus
cesantfasr
La companfa Martinez Caaado
| anunoia para esta semana ell magnff1co
drama de Tamsyo y Baus La loc~a dc
amor.
-Oontinda portandose correctamente
Ell ptblico del Parasso, graoias d las pre-.
Ga uciones del alcalde. Sin embargo, el
jueves estuvo punto de desbordarse Por
la sn,prude,acia de un cato que s:raveso La
eseena dos veces durante la representa-
ci6n.
-Jaicios orales para ell dia de
Abril.
robo.
DIRuSI uaAoAs Do l. OuOSt PVA 0skoAas
SabAs Velasquez, de Ponce, por ho-
micidio.
-E Ideal Cat6zico publica en- al
canoe un artfcuo censursndo la oonduota
de Mr.. Teller, jefs de policfa, en- al Hos
pital Tricoche.
Tambien alude al doctor AgHerre-
verreA
Sc dice que la actitud adoptada por
ell jtfs de poliofa contra el juez municipal,
ohedece una mutts de 90 pesos que le
impuso este en cumplimiento de su deber,
por no haber instruido tempo al refe.
rido iefe un ate stado, en- un case de delito
de robc, suys mu'ts resolve'a 81 tribunal
Do iusticia ds distyito.
Ell doctor Monagss. que Sc kallaba
ea eata oiudad preatsno2 aas aeryieios IA
oa:.stivcs III mionabr1 da !s fsnii's Mar.
tf.ez Cssado, regrcs3 Mayagiisx.
Raitafamos 81 Laea ans.go - sxr -
s..1 ue nuestrs sim eatfs
Sc ha nombr ado !uaE de poli~1a de
PcDae Domingo Sapu veds.
Triunfaron pues el comit6 y Ct EmAn
8eritex.
-Parece ene las hermanas de. hos.
pitt Triooohe SO qsejaron al aloalde de Las
protestantes en- aqoei asilo,
y que esta autoridad paso la queja al jug
gade muioipal, donde sc ventllara el asun-
to.
Asf SO deofa de publico ell viernes por
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-30
EN- BUSCA DE AEJOR NEGOCIO

Por San Juan ne dice 10 siguieute:
que al formarse Ia sociedod comercial
Egozcue d Palsu, se hixo constar en- una
de las oi&usulas <que nipguno de los so
Palau aoaba de exigir Egozrue, con mo
two de In toma de posecion de Ia alcaldia
de aquella ciudad. el cumplimiento en-
todas sus parties del contrato, Cue como
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-30

Egozoue se negsra al umplimiento de la
clausula que hsmos copisdo, la sociedad
sc disuelve, resirdndose Manuel Egoxcue.
De ser eiertos los rumores de San
Juan. solo cabe suponer que ell austria
cante de toda la vida Vd en- 6usca de nse;or
'aegocto. dejando ell comeroio por la pon
tica que tan 6uenos resultados, siempre
ie produj,.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-30

va esta consumada la obra del
Bespotismo antiamericane que destrcza
este pals con ell poder de Mr.. Allen,
con la eximia cooperation de Mr..
limit v Mr.. Hollander, a quienes Sc
,undan los CINco NATIvos; es a saber,
a cinco Izcariotes del Consejo. Ell
acaba de transformer las
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-30

| bio que tuyo la desgracia inmensa de
engendrarles.
En- 10 que toca los jueces de
policia, nuestro juicio es adn mas
acerbo. En- Camuy, en- Cabo-rojo, en-
Caguae, en- San Lorenzo, en- Juncos,
Sc ofrecieron para servir gratis esos
empleos los integros ciudadanos don
Laurentino EstrelIa, don E. Ramirez
Ronda, don Jose Alvarez Maimi y
don Mauricio Martinez.
Sc nombra en- esos puntos don
Julio Echevarria, don Rodrigo Ra-
mirez, don Raimundo Faura y don
Enrique Santana. No tienen estos
las condolences de aquellos, nj dejan
de cobrar sus salaries, nj represen-
tan NADIA en- sus municipios. DE
suerte que la passion, la arbitrariedad,
la tirania, no pueden llegar mas lejos
nj ostentarse con mas inaudito des-
COCO.
Els la ola de tango cue pasa So
!! bre una isla inerme, a la que ofre-
!! clio el general Miles las grandezas
americanas y la que da Mr.. Allen
los abusos que no Sc conocen NJ sE
To1ERAN en- America. ALI cada pue-
| bio tiene Ell JUEz QUE ELIaE; aqui ca
da pueblo tiene FL JUEz A QUIEN RE-
5HAzA, y, en- ciertos casos, FL JUEz
QUEEN DEsPREC1A.
A pueblos como Cayey, Corozal,
Rio-P -Piedras, Las Marias, Lares, Qua
vanilla, ETC., en- que Ell partido fede~
raj predomina, y a pueblos como HUI
macao, Caguas, Arecibo, Utuado, San
Sebastian, Barranquitas, en- que ell
partido federal copa, Sc les impone un
juez republicano.
En- Comerio tuvieron los repu-
blicanos sIETE voTos para las eleccio~
mes municipales; en- Vega baja min
guno; en- Arroyo ninguno; en- Maui
nabo ninguno; en- Patillas ninguno;
/ y asi sucesiyamente. Y Sc les HAcE
TRAeAR un juez que cs un insulto.
En- Vega baja hay UN SOLO REpttBLI-
cANo, UNO SOLO en- la Jurisdiction.
Y EsE UNroo Sc ha escogido ENTIRE
sEIs MIL habltantes para humillar a
los que Sc atreven todavia, contra
La voluntad del autocrata, q mantener
su honra ilesa en- este inmundo torbe-
limo que les arrastra.
Esta bien. ADELANTE, SIR.
| Os marchais el lunes. va ell vapor
calienta sus hornos. va os aguardan
en- Washington. Y quereis que vues-
tros ultimos decretos sean golpes de
maza en- La frente del partido federal
que os desdena y que os 10 advierte
faz faz, porque es un partido de pa
| triotas sin miedo.
Fuisteis el gobierno de la ven-
ganza, vatsepte, her6ico, como que
10 ejerciais sin pehgro y mansalva.
Pero aIn estais ahi, en- la fortaleza,
con ell haz de rayos en- la mano tor
| pc & infecunda para Ell bien. Y nos
otros nos ponemos en- pie para despe-
diros en- nombre de la patria que
muere, y os decimos que sois un NAL
americana, porque desacredistasteis
aqui q vuestra nacion, colocandola q
la altura de Marruecos y Tur-
quia.
Id en- paz. 81 en- Washington
Iqueda IN resto de sentido comun,
mo Y0LYEREIS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-30
ADELANTE, SIR

Cortes de Distrito y de formar los
tribunales de policia.
De los jueces que salen no ne
costa este periodico decir una pala-
bra. Basta que coloquemos sus nom
bres en- frente de otros nombres: de
los que les sustltuyen
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-30

Don Carlos Franco.
, Ulpiano Vald6s.
, Miguel Kearney.
, A. Moreno Calderon.
, Arturo Aponte.
, E. de los Santos.
, N. Tous Soto.
Tn americana.
iden iden.
iden iden.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-30
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sdsmasH hono
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-30
Dr.. Gonzalez Martinez
kENDEZ-VIG0 Ne. 9, ALTOS TELEF0N0 rs

para Intermediates de Ia matrz de las Was
moenos procedimntos de 1mpoten
c mujer sifl de yega
y de la matriz miltar fuos ebede
Ho de de aborabes; de 10 u
ofe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-30

Don Jose r. Becerra.
, Juas Was OchotecO.
Ramon Quinones.
Jose de Diego.
Pedro de Aldrey.
Enrique Lloreda.
Angel Acosta.
Eduardo Acufa.
Ramon Nadal.
, Felipe Casalduc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-30

z TT. K ,rdao V Lntaro
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-08
scarcity OF Platinum.

The scarcity of platinum is begin
ming to cause some concern among
the electrical manufacturers of the
country. For about five years the
price Of this valuable metal has
steadily risen, until to-day it is listed
at a higher price than ever since its
discovery, and every indication
points to still higher prices. Platinum
is now quoted at about $40 an ounce,
about twice the quotation Of gold.
while five years ago it sold as low as
five dollars an ounce. Since the flood
ing Of the PLATINUM mines in the
Transvaal. which occurred after the
breaking out of the Boer war, manu-
facturers have had 10 rely on Siberia
for their supply of the valuable
metal. Some little hope was held out
that platinum would be found in
Alaska and other northern mining
countries, but no such discoveries
have been Western Electric
clan.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-08

SINNERS spoon just as the bait
struck the surface OF the water.
Just as he made a squirt for deep
water my companion, an old doctor
shouted: THAT fish is a hog; he mas
taken my spoon. too.
Ono yelled the Irishman. we've
caught tn other one " tn family
Mus kellungt 90 in pairs.)
"The guide was right. We had both
fish. one on one side Of the boat and
one on the other. il was an exciting
fight. Sometimes both were out of
the water at the same time, and
when they dove we had the greatest
difficulty keeping those two fish
apart. Finally. as | had worked my
FISH very hard he began 10 show
signs of giving up, and was slowly
drawn alongside, gated and landed.
BY this time the doctor was shouting
.Nextn as they do in the barber shop,
and was endeavoring TO reel in his
fish. The guide stood ready with the
gaf. and in a few moments the sec
ond fish was landed. It was almost
dark. but we were near the shore,
That made u muskellunge which the
guide and I had to carry across the
portage trail-about one-eighth Of
mile over the ridge We cut a - or
14-foot sapling, ran il through the
rills and mouths of the fish, and.
leaving the fishing tackle for the old
doctor TO carry, made our way to-
ward camp. My right shoulder aches
now when I think Of IL. The Doctors
big fish weighed q pounds and mine
%. This is the only instance OF
which have heard in which two such
monster fish were hooked a. the
same time from the same boat.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-08
THE BOSS FISH STORY.
How Two Mammoth sturgeon Got
Hitched To n boat and kept the
Occupants Busy

Col. John S. Cooper one Of Chi.
cago's noted sportsmen, and father
Of a movement for the establishment
by congress of a monster nationa.
park in the great game region OF
Minnesota, gives this account Of his
most remarkable fishing experience.
saws the Philadelphia saturday Even.
ing Post:
"For more than 90 years I have
made it a rule to take az least two
weeks fishing i'm the mus kellunge
waters of Wisconsin or Minnesota.
On one of these pilgrimages was
one of a party of six Chicago men
and we made our camp at Plum lake.
in northern Wisconsin, body Of
water which did not tempt the mus
kellunge fisher, but which had at its
north end a portage leading over Q
ridge. or hogs back TO another
stretch of water known as star lake
Star lake was the place for grown-uF
muskellungel We mad only one boat
on this lake. and therefore only two
Of us could fish at one time. Ny com
panion and myself lowered for two
DAYS about the first lake, catching
black bass, wall-eyed pike and pick
erel. and throwing them back again
as fast as caught, and then our turn
at star lake came. For two nights
we had been filed with envy as We
looked on the spoils of the other TEL
lows.
We started out that bright October
morning determined TO break all pre-
vious records, and we agreed between
ourselves TO throw back an bass. pike
and pickereL We also agreed 10
throw back all the muskellunge that
sbonld weigh. in our estimation. less
than ten pounds each. At five o'clock
in the afternoon we had caught II
musbellunpe that suited US; they av-
erared 10 pounds each. Although
this was more than the others had
brougbt in, we determined 10 follow
the advice of our Irish guide. and not
orlv beat EN-. but bury EN- just
as we rounded again the bar OF the
luv pads and muskellunge weeds
which reached out into the lake !
made a cast and there was a great
swirl in the water The fish took my
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-08

almost blind with
scrofula But
fortunately she
was led to use DR..
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discov-
cry and 50 cured
the child without
resorting TO a
painful operation.
The great blood
purifying proper
ties Of DR.. pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery have
been proved over
and over again in
cases of scrofuia,
eczema, eruptions
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-08

The corn grain has, in addition TO
its starch element, a tiny germ in
which lies its life principle. This
germ was formerly separated and
thrown aside as waste Lately IL has
been found that this germ Is rich in
oil which can be utilized. The germ
Is now separated from the starch
and crushed. The oil gathered from
II finds a ready market, and within
the last few years millions Of dol
lars worth Of this oil has been ex-
ported to Europe. After the oil is
taken from the germ the gluten left
in the cake IS used for varnish and
the residue Is used for cattle food
Detroit Free Press.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-08
CflTld' cry

,be mothers heart like sword.
%, ,se mother who would do every
4 - =, the little one she loves, is ut
Y ;sgnotent to help and finds no
: phvsicians. That was the case
Il Ms Duncan, whose little one was
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-08

Words that are synonyms won't al
WAYS apply in mercantile dealings.
Anamusinc instance Of this happened
department store lately. An elder
Iy priest. who evidently had the fur
nishing " a parish house in charge,
accosted one OF the aisle managers
with a request to be directed 70 the
counter where frauds" were sold.
This vas new one on the manager,
and his puzzled expression brought
the priest to a realization Of his mis-
take. II beg your pardon; il is'shams'
Imesn."he said. and he was then smii-
ipgly directed 10 the bed linen coun-
ter.-Philadelphia Record
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-08

Stories OF extreme longevity in families
are common in the green hills Of Vermont.
The rugged nature of the country
appears to lend itself to its inhabitants.
But one will look far even in that state Of
nonogenarians without finding another
group as remarkable as that which
appears in the Photographic picture here
with produced. This is a likeness Of the
Brown family of five generations in
direct line, all living in the White river
valley of Addison and Orange counties.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-08

sion, was born in Bethel, Dec. 20, 1897.
Her present home is in Granville. Mrs.
c. r. Bagley's birthplace was Braintree
and the date Of her birth March 30, 1857.
Her daughter, Mrs. Walter Archer, was
born Jan. 26, 1875, in Granville. The
youngest member, seated in Mrs.
Browns lap, with an expression Of
determination to see the century out, is
Miss Alice c. Archer, born in Braintree,
Sept. %, 1900 Boston Herald.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-08

From mother down TO great great-grand-
daughter, they are the picture Of health
and good spirits, and in real life they do
not belle the picture.
Mrs. II. Y. Brown was born in Norag e,
Conn, June "A, 1912, and went with her
parents to Vermont in her first year.
She IS now making her home with her
granddaughter in Randolph, and still
retains in a remarkable degree her clear
ness of mind, despite her 50 years.
Mrs. Zeba Lamb, the next in success
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-08

"Aren't you ashamed TO be an OBJ
feet Of charity" exclaimed the pedes
trian.
Il amt no object Of charity" re
piled Meandering Mike. Indignantly.
"I'm a great moral an civilizin' infiu
ence. / am a promoter Of philan
thropy. Washington Star.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-08

Miss Fethertopp tto sportsman VINO y
.~bibitinr his days shootingl-oh. how y
,ii5 roT lin these dear. pretty birds p?
tbink II Is positively cruel
Sportsman suppose you know o.
49, i 4 great demand fo- these foi
hat ornamentation2 a.
Miss Fethertopp-oh, Of course y
u IL a case Of necessity it IS perleV'i'
,..r.abIe.-Boston Transcript
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-08

She-My uncle in Texas who died last
week left me $4,000.
He--Alas And am but a poor clerk
on a salary of $40 a week.
She-And would you let my wealth
be a barrier between u.s.
He-I should say not. Darling come
TO my arms.-Chicago Daily News.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-08
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY.

Corrected to June 2a,lgoi.
GOING SOUTH
Trains leave Randolph as follows
z IL a. M.
Night Express for Boston and an New
England points. sleeping cars for Boston
via Lowell also for Springfield, run daily.
sundays included
10 ~ n. MI.
Man for Worcester, Boston and New York
Pullman parlor ear 10 Boston and White River
Junction 70 New York.
L az H. M.
Limited Express for Boston and for New
York, via Springfield or New London
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car 10 Boston,
Through coach 70 Springfield.
7 R3 H. M.
Passenger for Windsor
GOING NORTH
i Az a. MI.
Night Express for Montreal, ogdensburg,
Richford, ottawa and the West. Sleeping
car 10 Montreal daily
q az a. MI.
sundays only. Accommodation for St
. IL n. M.
Passenger for 81, Adams, Montreal and
Rlchford, connecting az Essex Junction with
Express for Troy, Albany and New York.
z IA r. M.
Mail and Express train for Burlington,
Point Ogdensburg, Richford and Montreal
Pullman Parlor car TO Montreal.
. 10 H. M
Express for Montreal. Pullman Parlor ear
chicago. pullman sleeper East swanton to
Budalo via Grand Trunk.
r. S. LOGAN,
Vice President and Gen'l Manager
s. W. CUMMINGS,
General Passenger Agent
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-08-08
How do YOU do !?

How many people say this to you each
day without meaning anything except
pleasant address. But we want you to stop
a moment and Just think how you do do.
Didn't you have little headache this morn
mgr Not very bad one, but Just sort OF
dull feeling; then when you stepped upon
the crossing, wasn't there a little twinge OF
pain shot through your backl or didn'tyour
cigar taste a little "off ~ Now, you
couldn't stop and tell your friend all these
things when he said, +" Howd'y dol" be-
cause he did not expect it; but just think il
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