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The age-herald., 1901-11-15
PLEASED WITH BENTON.
National Founders Association Give
 Him Authority to Act for 1t.

New York November 14.-At today's session of the National Founders Asso- citation, President Henry w. Hoyt of Chicago and Secretary John A. Pent on of Detroit were presented with silver ser vices in recognition of their work
 The following officers were elected:
 President, W. D. Sargent of Chicago: vice president. F. T. Towne, Standard. Conn; treasurer, John Russell, Detroit; secretary, John A. Penton, Detroit
 MT. Penton who was reelected as the secretary. was also made commissioner of the association, an office which in- vests him with the power of full au- thority to act for the association in all matters coming before it.
The age-herald., 1901-11-15
LISTEN TO REPORTS.
These Are Most Gratifying to the U
 Q. C.-Given Reception.

wilmington, N. C.. November 14-The morning session of the Daughters of the Confederacy was taken up in hearing re- ports from state divisions on the progress of work during the past year. The states were called in alphabetical order as far as Maryland. and the reports from each were most gratifying.
 Tonight the local and visiting Daugh- ters are the guests of the Wilmington Light Infantry at an elaborate recep tion in their armory on Market street.
The age-herald., 1901-11-15
Confederate Veterans One Thousand Strong March in
 Review on Dexter Ave,
l GEO. P. HARRISON COMMANDS
The Band Plays Dixie and Soldiers and the PopuIace Cheer the We'll Known Strains-Birming
 ham Veterans.

Montgomery, November 14.-(Special)- One thousand Confederate veterans passed in review before Major General George P. Harrison on Dexter avenue this morning.
 The scene was an inspiring one, and veterans pronounced it equal to the na- tional reunion parade.
 The parade formed at the city build ing in North Perry street. and proceeded through Monroe to Lawrence and thence through Lawrence to Dexter avenue down Dexter avenue to Court Square. A turn was made and the column counter marched up and down Dexter avenue
 The parade consisted of four brigades. each headed by their sponsor and her maids of honor, the Sons of Veterans fol- lowing. Major-General George P. liar rison was in command. He was escort ed by the members of his staff mounted. The commander halted when Perry street was reached and as the grizzly old battle scared veterans passed In review. they barred their heads out of respect to their beloved commander.
 The Rebel Yell. As the veterans marched down the his toric Dexter avenue the last time, band played Dixie" and the "1rebel yell'' could have been heard for surrounding miles. So enthused were the old warriors that the multitudes of people thronging the streets joined in the yell. many wom- en lending the full strength of their lungs to swell the charms.
 Camp w. J. Hardee or Birmingham
 Maj. T. c. Bush in command, occupied prominent position in the parade, and its members seemed the most enthusias- tic of all. They were well drilled and kept good line in march. When the review was concluded. the
 veterans marched to the union station where the Louisvilles and Nashville Rail- road had a train In waiting to carry them to Jacksons Lake. This train consisted of thirteen cars. but they were not sufficient to carry the crdwd. and 1 second trip had to be made. Barbecue Served. At the lake a splendid barbecue was | served, and the day was made one of great pleasure for the veterans. Short talks were made by many of the dele gates, and many old stories of the hard | fought battles were told again. The veterans returned to this city late
 in the afternoon. and most of them left | on the evening trains for their homes | The convention has been a splendid | success.
The age-herald., 1901-11-15
MORMON FAITH IS
 RAPIDLY GROWING

New York, November 14-"The danger of Mormonism is underrated, not over rated. When the public realizes that there are two Mormon churches in Brook lyn. one in Manhattan. one in Philadel- phia, strong and growing Mormon set clement on the borders of Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and that the strongest in section a few miles from Jersey City is Mormon. it may be understood that the situation Is menacing''
 This statement which startled the wo- mans executive committee of the d..fer- ent missions of the Reformed Church at its eighteenth anniversary in this city was made by Miss Elizabeth B. Vermyle.
The age-herald., 1901-11-15
MRS. WU TING FANG
 JUST FROM CHINA
WIFE OF THE CHINESE MINISTER REACHES WASHINGTON, BRING ING WITH HER THREE PRETTY CHINESE GIRLS.

Washington, November 14.-Mrs. Wu, wife of the Chinese minister, arrived in Washington last night just from China.
 She brings with her three pretty Chi nese girls. It Is said that Miss Soothing Wu is the adopted daughter of Minister wu, and if so she will enter Washing ton society.
 Mrs. Wu brought fro the Orient a wardrobe that will dazzle society at the national capital. The costumes are salo to be the finest in Washington.
The age-herald., 1901-11-15
DINE RICHARD CROKER,
Democratic Club Presents Him With
 Silver Jardniere.

New York, November 14-Richard croker was the guest of honor tonight at a dinner rendered him at the Demo- cratic Club by the board of governors, and the officials of the club, Covers were laid for twenty-four
 At the conclusion of the dinner a hand some silver jardinere was presented to MT. Croker, President John Fox who presided at the dinner, making the pre- sentation speech. During the course of his remarks. President Fox speaking in behalf of the club, thanked MT. Croker for his services as leader of the Demo- cratic party in this city, and for the work he had done in behalf of the Democratic Club
The age-herald., 1901-11-15
No Plague in London Hospital.

London. November l4.-The officials of the local government board today de- nied the report that case of plague was under treatment at the West London Hospital. They declare there never has been case Of the plague within the Metropolitan boundariers. and that such cases have always been confined to the docks. The alleged patient was a mem- her of crew on tug.
The age-herald., 1901-11-15
Elect President of University.

Des Moines, Ia., November 14-Ex- President George A. Gates. for thirteen years at the head of the Iowa College at Grinnell, this State. but now pastor of the Congregation church at Chey- enc, Wyo.. has been elected to the Pres idency of the Pomona University at Los Angeles, Cal. MT. Gates has accepted.
The age-herald., 1901-11-15
THE WEATHER.

ALABAMA: SHOWERS FRIDAY SATURDAY FAIR; LIGHT TO FRESI NORTHERLY WINDS.
The age-herald., 1901-11-15
HE KEY TO SUCCESS

Is generally turned by the man who advcrtiscs and keeps his name and business before the people.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18
Gngltide Rrtegfiibrt,tt9.

Gen. Gelarep umsinaelte uidt melt
bpn pretoria 1000 0iann britiI1er
Snfuntrie. Gin parlamentdr puroe
unter DEM Sdube Der meiben 6lagse
3u ben GnslanOern seI9ift, I'm Iie our
Graebllng auf5uforoern. ST tebrte
ni6t suriif. Mn nd6iten Sage purbe
ein 3weiter abaelanot uno aud er fam
ni6t nieoer. Nm oritten Sage euoli1
sing SelareD gum Nn9riff oor uno
nabm Die eanse enelilde NbtGeilung
sefangen. 9luf bic Grage nah Ieinen
parlamentdren, entaeenete ibm elm Sf=
fi5ier fred: vGie babe i'd erldieben
lalien ! gir unterhanoeln nibt nit
yfaubern unD Gebellen." Delarep lieB
2oro Gitdener einen enerailhen protef
Se3en oieie aemeiner Morotbaten 3u=
aeben, erbielt ieood feline glntmort.
Ser Ofii5ier, mel6er Die grIbieBuns
Der beloen yoeren angenronet bate,
puroe bor Elm Rriegseeri1t geIteqt uno
gum Sooe burd puloer unb Blei ber=
'urtbeilt. Gon ieiner Sinri1tune
nabm man ieoob Nbitano.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18
Oberit GAMES Rilbourne, Ger oemofratiide
Gonotoat fir Gouperneur.

Sic lrbten Planten Der platform iino
ben Gt6ten Der Ssarmer 9eniOmet,
lpelbe uon oer republitauil9en Barte1
beitdnois bintau9elebt meroen, ebenlo
miro in i1arfen Worten Der rspublita=
nil6eu Bartei nit Berebtigune bic
gerantuortlibteit fiir corrupte Werpal=
tuns uno YobtDrannei sur 2ait gelsat.
@beuIo mie Die Platform, finoet ard
oas Sifet allsemeinen 8elfaa. Sic
noninirten @onoioaten Iinb bepd6rte
Senlofroten bon guten @barafter uno
anertannter 6abisteit, uno Die Nrt
nno Welie. tuie oas Sifet u5eraa aufs
senommen uno beipro6en miro, bietet
Die liderite 8ilrgidaft oafiir. oab oaf=
ielbe Der einmiitbisen untertiisuns Der
Demofruten Sbios ii6er 1T.
Nls Bouperneur lpurbe nominirt
Gul. Sames &ilbnurne,
sSranflin @puntp.
Nls Gice 8ouperneur
Nntbnnb 6nipeas,
Gtart @ountp.
Mls 8enerQl= =Nnmalt
VI. .. MrGartb1,
Wtiami 6uuntD.
Mls Gtaats=SbaBmeilter
yt. Sage Misibirs,
@allia gDuntD.
slls MitSlieo oes gtatbs fir 6Ifent=
lt4e Wcrfe
Semes q. 9nlmau,
0rpmn @Ountp.
DIS Sberri6ter
Snicpb 9iOb,
pldawap Gountp.
'2ls @lsrt oes CberserlGts:
9arrD u. W0nng,
Gupaboga @ouutp.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18

6dtarrb fann niei,t aehsilt werben turH Ipea!e
Nppfationen oa e ben 6iB Der Rranfheit nidb errei.
dben fbunen. atarrh 1T cine 9Iut- ober Gonffiti.
tpnS.sranfhet nnb nm e au beilen mibt shr inner.
ltbe 1eilmitteI nebmen. 6aWs Ratorrb Rur ipirb
eugenomiren uub pirft birett auf bas BIut umb bic
fdleimiae Dberndfe. 6afPs Ratarrb ssnr 1T feiue
Guodialber.Nebsin. Gte fpurbe felt Gabren bon ei.
rem ber been Mere bieIeS 2anbeS nerprbnet nnb III
ein reaemdbtgeS Nerent Sic beitebt aus ben belten
be.onnten Ionirs nertnnbcn NIT ben beifen Blntrei-
nignnssmitteIn bic btreft nnf bic Gdleirnpberf65e
nirfen. 9ie DoIifontmene WerbinbunQ her atpe We.
Der peilung BON Ratorrb berpprbrinQt - 1aEt guda
3engniiie uMfonft itbitfeit. q.
81 8. Gbenen & 6 o.. Giaentb.. TpIebp, s.
Il Werfnuft bon alien Mpotbefen, HreiS rs Gents.
2on's yomilien.p iIlen iiub bic beiten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18
aalun ,,r,1H Itd1 sm lrelfen ,uiITe,r

aHlun ,,tt,H Itd1 sn helfen ,uiITe,r
Sin Staotnirtb bate an einem rei=
3enb selegenen punfte i'm 9odaebirge
bas @irtbsbaus r3ur id6nen 9lus=
iibt" er6ffnet. Srob poraiisli9er Slide.
gutter 8eoienung uno mdbiger preiie
blieben Die @dle aus; Die 9ourihen
nabmen ibren probiant pom Shal aus
nit rnO iudten fib rfd0ne Musii9ten1
nad eisenem @eidmad. Ser Mirtb
tuaro tleinmiitbts; beDor er ieood 3tl=
fperrte, tuollte er es notb nit einem leb=
ten Mittel perfuhen: er fri9 int
edible bic .fd0ne Musii4tA nnb
nannte iein Wirtbsbaus .jum sefdbr=
liden Mbiiura.@ Geit bieiet 3eit mar IS
INNER boil.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18

Carrie Station 1T ipieber bon ben
Soote1 allferitanoen uno am s5reitae
Nbenb beim Neriuh Der Stiirmuna
elmer Wirtbidaft in ct. 2ouis berbaf=
tet tporoen. Sat iiA t'enn nod INNER
fein Strenuous aefunben, tuelhes bieie
We9dre aufsunebmen bereit 1T.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18
DerHudrtfu.

Serr gum Siener): ,ge1ell' pie=
Der stuei ailien @igarren, Jag aber bem
9dnbler. Die lesten ieien ni6t gut se=
meien. 8ergiB oas ia nidt !"-0ie :
ner: .Neiu, neiu, id bdtt's ibm au6
obneoies 9 s'ia9t."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18
5ltter Auhletth urntre1r.

.Was molten Die 2eute eigentli6 nur
nit ibrem e!uigen Glaaegebeul uber
Wobnungseleno ,no Goblennotb?
Menn Die suten 2eute teine % D = :
nunsen baben, mas brau6en lie oa
iiberbaupt nod Gpblen? llno 10
furdtbar biel gu tpben BADEN lie
meines GiIIens bod au6 ni1t !"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18
Gttte ,,nrrnttiiute Ieth1s."

.Nlio ideintoot mar Sbr Manu, uno
i'm leBten Nugenblif por Der 9eeroisung
1T ct ertua6t? Mie gebt 9 ibm oenn?"
-8duerin: Gut, bic 2eid' bat
fdon ben san5en 2eideni9maus
auf'geIlen."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18
Mlnnertte Ausefur.

rSntelliaenter junser Mann, nit Der
Notwithstanding tuobl pertraut, iu6t
Gtelluns in einem beIieren Maaren=
baus.1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18
sAlts ner n,,te,r ulten 3ett.

Sanptmann Der 8iir9er=
me br 5rm 5ambour): rS6lag' eiu=
NAL Nlarm !"-S III bour: .'s gebt
nit-oie Srommel fsdt np6 boiler
Wurl'!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18
BnHhuH.

prob: .Sa, lieber Goftor, unier
Milliondrtlub reprdIentirt ein toloiia=
les 0erm0gen !" -Gottpr: So!
Wie Diel Nullen adblt er benn iegt?"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18
Nftt AbtuuTrire1t.

0err (einer Same bic Sblittldube
anihnalleno): n0iirfte i6 nun iuobl
aud um Sbre 9anb bitten,
mein 1rdulein?"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18
SukstuHHhiln.

0srr (su elmer biibiden pribat=
bOsentin): nGari id wiIien, ME piel
3ubOrer Sbnen jeBt su GiiBen liesen?"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18

,SDrt, tusnn Sbr in ben 3oOlosii6en
Garten tnmmt, 10 ballet gu6 biibfd
bon ben 8binoseroiIen fern, bamit lie
gud nibt ettpa tpegen unlauteren Mett=
beiperbs oenunairen |"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18

.Muller, tpenn es gilt. naA Der
Gbeibe Der 9ummbeit gu sieleu, oa 1T
bel Sbnen iebes @ort Elm 9reffer."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18
Asha.

m9at Sbnen Der Qr8t Die GeereiIe
mad ameriia beroronet9"-r Slein, Der
Mentsan.pQlt !"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18
Sse Detauyrntiid)e Staats=
Contention.


8as GrgebniB Der oemetratiI9 den
Transformation, Die am 9ieultag uno
WSlttwOb legter 98obe in columbus
tagte, uno iiber Die mir ibon in un.
Ierer lsbten Summer tllrs beribteter,
nuroe ni6t nur in oieism Staate, ion=
bern peit iiber ole @ren5en oeiielben
blnaus nit 6reuoen be9riibt. Na-
mantll0 lDuroe IS allgemein anerfannt,
oab Die Blatform lib BON alen popu=
lifilhen 3utbaten frei belt, pelbe Der
partei III ben lebten Sabren 10 berherb=
lid getporoen. g9snn Sberlt Sid es
oerfudt, nit 9iilie eini9er miboereniis=
ter Aemteyjl9er elm unabbdn9ises De-
mofratiIbes Iifst aufsuitelen, 10 miro
er oamit bel Den beNeren Glementen Der
oemotrotiIGen Yortei teine @sgeuliebe
Flnoen.
0is glatform
if 81 longe, als oab mir lie i'm poaen
Wortlout peg6Hentiiben t0nnten, uno
beI1ldnten mir uns biermit oarauf,
bier nur Die 9auptpuntte beroorSubes
ben.
S9er Gts 6|Tentlic3er geomter 6rei=
pdlle rOcr iunItige GereiinIiigunoen
upu Gii2n5GGnen onnilrnlt, iul isines
Nmtcs ocrtUitla 9ebsn.
2ilIe h0tb DllentIi6fn @nrporatipnen
Iplitr btiUmoreue &eribte iiber ibre 0er=
m09tnaueybaitlili einrcl@en uno ben
einlGid9tgen geumten geltatten, Bidder
uno Goculnente 81 priifen, bamit Der
'pabre Mort Der Bripilesien feitseltellt
unO sur &enntnib bss Woltes gebrabt
tperben falln.
9ampI= uno elettrilde gabnen uno
anoere GprpOrationeu, luelbe Sreibriefe
beIben. follen nab Dem 0erfaufsiuertbe
ibres gigcntbums eingelbdbt weroen,
geraOeio mie Garmen uno naotilhes
gieentbum.
Die republitaniI1s Maioritdt Der
General Nilemblp 1T weaen ibrer sluef=
uno sieloien, ertraOa9anten greirun9
neuer Nemter entTdieoen gu taoeln,
| uno Die gegenmdrtige Gtaatsperlual=
tung lit Die tbeuerfe, tpelbe islnals Der
Staot Gbio.9elobt Dot.
gRebr oennje supor bat DE 9lotb=
menoiateit eilier 9riinoltaen Sarifre=
FORM liG ergAen, benr Die continuir=
li9e YroIperitdt Bat an Ginoriiflib=
| iten bic 3lDedH0BjQfclt elmer Qlblhaf=
funQ oriifenoer 3oIlI3ranten oen,on=
Itrirt.
Die gniIirln8 enerGii1er 9urh=
fiibrung Don 0labreQeln nittelft oeren
iibermiitbi9e uno iib uebergriffe erlau=
benoe MDaopole III G6ranten gebalten
iueroen, tann niGt orillgeno aenllg
empfobten .iperoen. IS 1T tbatidhli6
an Der 3eit, Die 9ruft5 abauIbaffen uno
81 einem Spltem eommercieler uno in=
ollitrieller Trei1eit 3uriifSutebren.
Die BON Der 8unoesreaierung be.
ipillioten Oemalten linO nibt in Der
Nbiifbt Dergeben mornen, um anoere
Qdnber gu llnterjD1en, oenn eine unter-
ljohung onbere g6ltsr lit eine flagrante
Il
8erleBun9 Der bon uns 9elpabrleifeten
|uno ptotlanlirten MenIbenrebte. gr=
panlion bon Serlitorien iollte rur I'M
Sntrefe Der Wpblfabrt uuo Der @ider=
belt bes aanoes uno Der Station gefat-
tet iein, benn lie fino tofIpieli9e unb
ungerehtfertigte Jiatbahmun9en Der
5aftif erobernoer 2dnoer uno Nationen
oes alten europa.
Der National Momin,itration tDirb
besiialid Der fiioafritaniiden Nngele-
aenheiieil GDmpatlie nit gnglallb als
elmer Rdubernatipn our Gait aeleat.
Die 3llfiinftige Nonlinati0n fit oas
Walt eines gunoesienators ipa Do1 Der
l5taats=e Contention 9emaht melDen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18

3ll,trere 5slpn eh n,ttrs,

Mimi Gu iArer 3reunoin): Sag,
QiIe. hleibit gu nun oeflniiip
blone9@
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18
1rulstiTrir.
WlrF' /!

o.: v@as, iebt i'm g8inter molten
sic Gaofabren lernen2"-8.: rSa,
id lerne 9lei6seitig 96litti idutlaufeu
NIT unO ieben Sic, oas TT oanu cine
Eoftorre1nlno
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-07-18
AuCrr11r31l1nfhl liitl,ett.

.aerls, ib CLAUDE, Sbr babt guG
Mlle porber, ebe Sbr gum Wilitdr ein=
setrofien iinb. tameliiiren laiIen. :"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-02

Gran oamlssda con Tren Dc Iavado al vaDOr

PrOVeeO de Real Case de EspaAs Fabea Camisss l. on
rvs cusqu peddO que haga dchs astCuO Sltms n
COstans mr6dO de corbaa medas camiss aznss sgs m
bOtOndurss de Odas dsss para ens puhOs usa Po
tud egmerc PFesiOs EmtadOs
FspRo GARCIA EppREduEz Estara adm, sS saa Iuaa, p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-02
TRAYIEsAs

Ea les oFSess, OsrrstsEa central, Dc
Cseuss 1 CAyey, les Ssnds el que susorib,
: Zee pasds ha0si De capa blsDoo, susabo,
eaallIa ; alsAFrObo, ! pfsOion OOnvsnOiO.
aAlsA
Vtssaes n, munag.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-02
OandIa y stuDIs
lSsus Maria LasO
Agente Utaisro
FADMACIA PEREZ ATILES
ArecibO. Puert0 : RicO.

ArecibO, Puerto Rico. Plaza Principal.
La antigua aeredada armaca que fue del LcdO Perez Fa
nOy PoPeaao usi AO e ISA Aes' en e IA !sSaurauO
su clase Ia Isla.
depachO do Las formulas ek cargo de inegts personal
baiO Ia Immediate direction del Perez Avles.
I'm abemientO encOna cOnanmente los d6mOs pro-
ductOs qumicos nventadOs apieadO Ia sapeuEcA
Los pducOs Dc han dO prsmdOs medsa ORC
plata en- 1ariss Exposieiones extraRieras
Precios haratdmOs
ssta Ptrss don Pedro RO sstAn sncasgad d noaaaO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-02
E| Faro
de Ia Vida.

La superiOridad de la
Emulsion de Scott es indis-
cutible y Sc manifesto ms
tantaneamente ante eI OBJ
servadOr imparCial en- los
puntOs siguientes: PrimerO,
81 SabOr dulce y agradabIe;
segundO, sus energiCas "prO-
pledadeS" en- los CasOs de
caquexla, tuberculosis, ane.
mia, los infartOs glandula-
Tres, las afecciOnes 6seas de
|caracter estrumOsO, las
afecciOnes del aparatO res
plratOrlO, el raqGitismO, etc.
Tanbien en- las COnvaIecena
eias de intermediates largas
" debilitantes es IN baen
niedlcadlsntO.
AdeMAs de sus prOpieda.
|dss caratlYas, Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-04-02
We N TAJAS


La goerno del Canada inspection Ope
interina entregada prontO
e pmeIfpago quedando aseguradO interim Iegue deniva
emission POzas restriction de gsnerO RE-
OCPACON WAVES DESAFI0 REVuLUCONES GUERRAS
Solo SUICIDE primer de
acciones uua aguradO PAGANDo ToDo SESTRo oUA
RA SEA LA OAUSA.
Su da ugar dudss
enguaje carO de Fases ambiguas.
rozaS espec6can del mpOe aSegurandO de
renca cambo od
especcn donds enen ohcnas pa 10
da ug andes entorpeCmenos peuCo los agrado
gurado pueds Cuaqusr psrts mundo dedCsrso
oncedsn para pagO prmas
vaCi6h.
Fft5aegiO contra cGdWcdad.
RS1y este Eunasos v peGwaYmens dendn del Dco nov ser
II ncq COnQG senene ptT6Qeeo
dues ha estado vicente POLKA page
medic POLKA NO CADUOA
adentsra mpe dcho premO POLKA connusra vgen tano
premO venos adverr persona
total de dCha deu mientras
ygor dand vigor Dor un emno
manfea C0MPANlA VAOR
SEGUR0 duCndO mene pemo6 remos venc adenados
euuvO eva examen m6dicO
mOestO, COstOso aniedad al sseguradO
E llama proCedsr con eudad particular pOer los nreses de
gusas bien dc famiias.
RESTAURAR PoLIZAS ENTERAMENTE ABoNADAs
p1evia cfcacn CuVa de uena sud premos
3 nerees deyengadOs
cARL0sF. sTORER
Superintendent.
GandIay stuAs I0sus Maria LasO
Agentes 0enesalesv 5anQueros Agente Caisyo
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-04
II. vya, IN. Hate, Echo

A guest OF one OF the hotels at a
certain mountain resort took n notion
one day to climb to the top Of the near
est hill. Having reached that point, he
was astonished to find there an old
man sitting on rock. with pair OF
field glasses in his hand. through
which he looked at short intervals,
and after each look he would whoop
and halloo at the top Of his lungs.
What in the world are you doing?"
asked the tourist. approaching the old
man. Don't talk to me, sir, II you
please" answered the old man; "is you
do. you'll take my attention. and I'll
lose my job. I'm the Echo at the
Mountain House. down there, and l
have to watch for my time to come
In -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-04

Surely you or Gomez must be mis,sk.
en-"
How? Gomez9 What about Gomez"
aomez came to me and said: Matta-
znao. Don Juan Cara is anxious for
the safety OF his daughter. We do not
KNOW how strong the force of salyarex
may be. He may retake the castle, and
the girl must not be exposed to the
passions OF victorious soldiers. Do you
know of safe retreat near this place..
None nearer than mile l answered.
The hut OF the carib Ramana.' Take
her there he said. Tell her that Don
Juan. her father. is In command OF
portion OF the army and cannot come
10 her. He commanded me to do this
senior. and did. She followed me, and
l took her to Ramana's hut"
You lie!" cried Don Juan. beside
himself. Il have been to the Car!bs
hut Gomez was there. lie demanded
my daughter OF the old CarIb. but the
Indian swore that she had not been
brought there
You heard that. senorr''
knew that some foul flend had taken
her away. Gomez left the castle. and
! followed him. heard his conyerSa-
ton with the Carib. He cursed because
my daughter was not there. and swears
vengeance on you"
On. me. scnor. Gomez has triekcd
ms both. His command to me was a iio
to get the girl out OF the castle. Bu,
he trlekcd you more shrcwdly still"
"Tricked mc?"
"Trickcd you. aenor: he and Ram
ana. You saw his horse. You crcpt to
tho hut. You made no allowance for
Gomez keeping u watch for pursuers.
You heard him curse because the Girl
was not In the house. But did you 20
InSidey''
"Go-insidc? What do you mcan!"
gnspcd Don Juan.
II mean scnor. that II you had gone
inside. perhaps you would have found
your daughter. l took her to the Ca
ribs hut. Gomez went there to get her.
He saw you coming. He and Ramana
quarrclcd to trick you. You saw him
ride away. You did not wait to see him
come back. For proof. scnor. where Is
Gomez now"
Don Juan turned to Philip with n
white face.
Have been so s,upid7' he asked.
The mistake can be rcmcdicd." said
Philip. "Mattazudo. you thought you
obcyed Gomez before. Obey me now.
Take some of your brave Zambos with
you. 20 to the Carib's hut and bring
back Don Juan's daughter. Go. Your
life depends on It,"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-10-04

Ono of the new eomers Whites to his
home paper from Romeo. Conejos coun.
", In the sunny San Luis valley, as
follows: "Somc very large crops are
being harvested In this section and ev-
crything indicates success. Land
around ltopco has advanced from iifty
to 100 per cent. In value In the past
eighteen months. SIM think splendid
opportunities are open for those who
wish To better themselves In the way
OF farms and homes. There are good
ranges for stock raising and the noun.
inins are full Of timber. Sawed lumber
IL laid down mt this point for Si2 per
thousand" For further particulars ad-
dress Zcph. Chas. Felt. COZ Boston
Building. Denver, Colo.