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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-15
M. sANros.puMoNr,s FAILURE.

NJ. SantosDumonts' experience on Wednesday proves
that his arshp all that has been claimed for it
Dumont himself has been modest in his demands for rec
ignition and it is not his fault that his experiments have
appeared in startling headlines in the yellow journals.
Of fact the Brazians balloon while radical
provement its predecessors has not yet solved the prob
lem Of aerial navigation Its greatest defect is its sens
eness air currents which was forciby evidenced at its
last trial NJ SantosDumont is hopeful of winning the
Deutsch prize and ne intends to make another trial
n Deusch offers $4,000 the first aerial navigator who
in limited time circle the EeI Tower and return
the starting point the baoonist having the privilege of
choOsing his time and weather conditions Under
these conditions the Brazilian aeronautought to be able
TO win the contest Contrary to the advice OF his friends
he insisted upon making an ascent Wednesday during
variable winds with the result that his balloon capszed
he nearly lost his life When he makes another trial
he viii doubtless be careful to take advantage Of the spu-
laon made in the prize offer choose favorable weather
conditions 1t is altogether likely that calm he can
win the prize This viii not bring the problem of aerial
navigation much solution. however. That viii
be a much harder feat to accomplish.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-15
AT THE EMpERoR's moNuMENr

LEote. l-Juhanni Aho. lecturer in the
Helsingfors University and one of the
foremost living Finnish writers. pub
lished At the Monument OF the En-
peror," a protest against Russian sub
rersian OF the sacredly guaranteed Eb-
critics Of his country. in a Finnish maya
zine. Immediately the edition was con-
fscated by the Russian police. and the
Te-printing OF the story was forbidden.
The author, however, had a few thousand
copies Of the story printed in leafet
form and distributed them freely among
his students and w-patriots- For this
crime" Aho was arrested and kept in
prison for two weeks. the Governor
General meanwhile refusing 70 inform the
wife OF the prisoner OF his whereabouts
From his preliminary place of detention
the author was deported in the admins
trative way" 70 Siberia Tor an indefinite
period. II was not until six weeks after
his deportation that the government In
formed his wife Of his fate, and only
after repeated petition did Mrs. Aho re-
ceive the privilege OF joining her husband
in exile Ira nslator Of At the Monu-
ment Of the Emperor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-15

How FAR out would yoa swim - save
ne i were drovni1s- Nr s-
-Ciear across tle Iaks. Mss Ee-p
How Tar Houl1 vou Ewira te save re
i were dFosring eir. Hsrsl-sa
Just FAR enough % reah Esu, Iiss
z-ere
How far would you swim 60 save re
q were sroVn.ug. NT. Pee al-
c4at swim strcEe- Atse Hssf1 =
"a have rau ont ~ ft= watsr before
these eaungs had Eat t1s1tT tset fruu
tEe sh9re
IN AsFpen % &c dr1vnlas 3r. PEE
5.r-le. Vant 900 - co1- a-4 seFa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-15

Mayor Black Of McKeesport is now being roundly
abused all the country. The steel Will
ont of his town and bust it simply because the mayor
didn't the side of the trust. Now Blacks
town is against him. Later the strikers viii abuse him
Moral Don't be mayor in a trustowned town"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-15

Perpont Morgan viii probably beat the steel workers
But that viii only postpone the day when the issue viii
be fought out far anybody knows Morgan hasn't
franchise the right TO combination in this country
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-15

About the shiy-shalliest ever made by a big
concern is the steel trusts policy Of dsmanng mills in
order to take municipalities. You get
away from the issues in America b. moving
town into another.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-15

When a man pays $40 front foot for lot in Law
he should go eway quiet spot and hold
ference with himself Something is the matter with his
brain
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-15

Vermont IS still true 10 BRYAN. which viii make Mr
Bryan believe that possibly he may again. for il
sliding down hin he has hold of tuft OF at last
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-15
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

The order against slot machines at
Leayenworth was generally obeyed.
Senator j. r. Burton is in favor Of let
ting the tariff alone for the present.
Topeka is talking Of having Miss Beals,
of Wichita, for Fail Festival queen
An ex-jointist at Topeka has had
spotter arrested. and Will prosecute him.
The charge is openly made that Mayor
Hughes, of Topeka, IS smoking cigarettes
again.
Senator Harris IS out in an interview
favoring fusion between the PopUlists
and Democrats.
Albert Bigelow Paine, once OF Fort
Scott. is now one OF the editors Of the
Century Magazine.
The sire OF Cresceus. the champion
tvotter. once made q state record on
the Emporia race track.
There is a sentiment in Kansas which
Is curiously growing against candidates
who come out too early.
The railroad men who run into that
state say that the corn in Nebroska is
not as good as it is IN Kansas.
Henry Pillow. a pioneer Of Doniphan
county. Is dead. lie lived since 1853 on
the same farm, one he proved up.
D. ". Wilder f. out with the PROPOSE
ton that what Kansas needs. eastern
Kansas. mind you. IS ten thousand ponds.
Sam Kimble. OF Manhattan. an anti
Bryan Democrat will probably be app
pointed q district judge by Governor
Stanley.
IN Lyon county. after a recent rain.
a drouth crack closed Up so quick that 10
caught farmer by the leg and held him
there al night
The politicians OF Kansas are fgrring
on holding the FIRST state convention i1
1913 and instructlng early for Kansas
presidential favorite.
Roosevelt showed the old soldiers az
Hutchinson yesterday what sort q "a
man the next president may be. and
Fairbanks wiz Go TIE same thing to-
day.
VIII white IS riding around THE country
with Theodore Roosevelt. if tire latter
ever becomes president. Bn white VIII
strike out 20 DO ambassador 20 g. Peters
burg
The latest fake Be- from Larncd- II tells
how iittle child died. Was pat in q
metallic coffin and borne ln e spring
wagon 20 The graveyard az The safe ~
which tire coffin was struck by iirnt1lrg
whi0h rirrel OF che L1 ard restored tte
child o. lie
Sam kluhie. who recently lert ere Dem
ocratie party. thinks bis PROBATIONARY
period has expired. ard has Hree
cation 20 Governor staEfsE fr
1ert as fudge ~ The rweev-frsr 5rf
cial district sam lives n Ga-haftsr.
shich explains lis noecstF-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-15

From the silence Mark Hanna IS keeping it is possible
that he is taking the defeat Of that ship subsidy b
whole lot harder than any one supposed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-15

Suddenly the strains of a new song
burst forth. 1t is our Country" the ma
tional anthem of the Firms. Again every
head is uncovered. The veteran reaches
for his cap. Immediately he hats. He
lowers his arm. Now he raises it, then
drops it again. He knows not what TO
do. He remembers the latest military
orders. Finland's new governor had ex-
pressly forbidden, under dread penalties,
ali soldiers to salute or honor the ma
tiOnal anthem.
1T is forbidden Here is the order.
1--WE are not allowed TO doff our caps
in honor of that anthem. The gendarmes
over yonder remain covered. They show
no inclination TO salute.
He reflects. Various thoughts cross his
brain. lie is fighting battle within him
self. His hand rises and falls. He
grOpes for the visor of his cap.
They viii dismiss me from the service
........I viii lose my position. Ny
wife and children viii hunger. They
are dismissing every patriot and replac-
ing them with Russian gendarmes.
His hand has dropped down; he raises
it. then he lowers it again.
The melody grows more devout, more
ardent The lips of the thousands be-
come eloquent. Confidence and defiance
is expressed in tune.
1T is the anthem Of my country. II
is the song OF my people. What shall l
honor if I do not think the song OF my
nation a sacred song? Come what may.
I salute thee, Anthem OF Ny People,
His hand fairly jumps 70 his cap-re-
mains there AS II he had heard the word
Of a command. he faces about and looks
into the sea of ardent faces. Till the last
bar Of the song dies away he stands mo-
tionless, rooted 10 the spot. Proudly and
ma iestically he stands erect. like a statue.
The shield OF Justice is towering above
him, and calm peace and confidence are
reflected in his face Hope glimmers and
glistens IN his eve. His lips move In
rhythm with the song; he Just breathes
the last words Of the anthem.
Somewhere among the multitude the
hand OF a girl is raised. a bunch Of flow
ers describes a gracious curve above the
heads Of the masses ana falls down al
the feet Of the, veteran
He bends down. picks up the flowers
snd amid laundering cheers and ringing
hurrahs. deposits them at the feet OF the
lon-at the feet of the lion CT The Law.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-15

Urbe-Uribes scheme IS TO unite Ecquaudor Venezuela
and Colombia. Il he succeeds. he viii save all three
countries whole lot of postage stamps.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-15

It must be a sore temptation Coin Harvey to stick
head ZIP Arzansaw long enough 10 what effect
Is last remark had the world
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-15
This is the story:

They have erected a fine monument to
the memory Of the good Gar Aiexan-
der II IN the principal square OF Helsing-
fors, and on the anniversary Of the death
/ OF this good and just monarch We al
ways decorate his memorial with i'm
mense wreaths Of beautiful flowers that
come from every part OF our grateful
country.
On this 18th day of March, the ale
goricaf figures at the base Of the statue
were almost hidden under the mass Of
fowers-especially the female figure rep
resenting the Law, whose immense shield
rests upon the broad back Of a powerful
lion. But on this day tire expression in
the faces Of all the allegOrical figures
had undergone a change: they looked
stern and dark-for the wind had changed
IN St. Petersburg. The most sacred and
dearest rights of our nation are being
trodden under foot: the Russian author
itles are planning fOr our determination
as q people.
But let me tell you what I saw.
The postament of the Alexander monu-
ment is covered with flowers. Thousands
of people FIJI the square. Not even a
whisper is heard. Everything is as 81
lent as funeral cortege. Only here and
there a gendarme is moving.
A war veteran guards the mountain Of
flowers. He stands quiet and looks seri-
GUS HIS face expresses neither JOY nor
sadness, but can read his thoughts;
why have they put me here? To do
guard duty? To guard the flowers, per
haps? No one wants 10 take them away,
on the contrary, everybody is anxious
70 add 10 the pile.......-Or, perhaps, TO
preserve ORDER? The crowd is
peaceful and well-behaved. .......I was or
deTed to stay here till the last spectator
had gone........Who knows but that
might have to remain here all my life?
........ But if that be the case, I shall at
least have had the honor of being a
bodyguard to the Emperor-a guard OF
honor to our fundamental laws"
The multitude intones a hymn. "a
Mighty Fortress is Our Cod resOunds
from the steps of the university. The
throng in front of the Nikolai church
takes up the song. The men bare their
heads. The veteran removes his cap. and
holds it in his hand as he was wont to
do at divine services held in the fields.
THAT is a beautiful hymn"
Slowly he replaces his cap. A tear gilt
ters in his eye. To hide it he turns and
bends down, pretending to contemplate
the flowers at the foot of the monu-
ment.
They did sing that beautiful hymn
most powerfully.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-15

Ii OLD General UribeDltto ever gets Colombia yene-
-uela and EcCuaulor uDjced in country he VIII make
5uuutioas Chill hunt her hole.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-15

The point sbaEer make on Pierpont Morgan IS TIA,
What is combination for TIE goose IS combination for the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-15

Tie ufe WIN loves E-s eos -
vest5ed = IL wrcag =zz-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-15

The shamrock Il has arrived and vi soon rave ne
way for Shamrock Ill
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-15

Professor Tggs of Chicago shod stand on bridge
az midnight and see il he improve on r.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-15

Strangely the oaly thing which seems &c soften ths
harshness of death Is pomp
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-15

While the farmer was busly reading the learned eat
tors advice 20 hold bis aaeat the Withheld his corn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-15


sliding down hill he has hold OF tuft OF at last
From the silence Mark Hanna IS keeping is possible
that he is taking the defeat Of that ship subsidy bin
whole lot harder than any one supposed
UribeUribes scheme IS 10 unite Eoquaudor Venezuela
and Colombia Il he succeeds. he viii save all three
countries 3 whole lot Of postage stamps.
It must be a sore temptation on Coin Harvey to stick
head mp ont of Aansaw long enough TO see what effect
his last remark had on the world
Ii OLD General UribeDtto ever gets Colombia yene-
zuela and EcQuaulo- united in country. he VIII make
bumpuous Chii hunt her hole
The point Shaner make on Pierpont Morgan IS that
What is combination for TIE goose IS combination Tor the
Eanaer.
eli wen has been struck IN southwestern Kan
--<s
While the farmer was busy reading the learned eai-
tors advice 90 hold bis wheat che Withheld his
Professor Trgs Of chicago shoaa stand on bridge
az midnight and see il he can Improve OF r.
<f-
Strangely the Only thing which seems &c soften the
harshness of death Is pomp
The shaurock II has arrived ana viH seen pave the
for Shamrock Ill
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-11
LI-HUNG-CHANG

III jaeves pasado falleci6 en- Pc kin este csle-
ore diplomasico chino, que tanto son6 en- estos
nltimns meses como motive de Ia insurrecci0n
boxer
Hombre de gran cultura claro taento,
aprendi6 de muy joven, ALA por los asos de
1858 al 90, con OCCASION de la sangrienta guerra
que el gobierno sostuvo con las hordas de los
Iai-pings, que Ell ej6rcito chino necestaba
alcanzar ell grado de perfection que tenfan los
de Europa, d q de poner raya cuantos del
propio pals de cualquier otro extrangero
atentasen la Tranquil idad unidad del i'm
perio chino.
siendo Li-Hung Chang virrey de Petchfli,
comenzo hacer ejercito, su infciativa Sc
deolO que Sc construyesen arsenales buoues
de guerraj y ante ell receio, NADIA nfundado,
de una guerra con Russia con motive de Ia
devoluci6n de Ia ciudad de Kulya, Li.Hung-
Chang convenci6 al Soberano para organizar
IN ejercito &c 900, 900 hombres en- pie de paz,
Elective que astisnde 6 de be ascender & uu
million en- pie de guerra, del cual destinasen
1OO 600 hombres solo para la defensa de Pekin.
Tanto la crganizac.6n de este ejercito CO.
mo adquisci6n del armamento fu6 encomen-
dada al ya ent6nces prestigioso Li-Hung-
Chang, asi como tam bi6. muchas obras de de-
fensa en- los puertos chinos,
Cuando Ia guerra de los boxers Ii Hung.
Chang era virrey de Canton.
Estaba considerable como ell mayor milo
mario del mundo.
La emperatriz de China ha quedado como
albacea de su cuantiosa fortuna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-11
San Sebastian

ia sido nombrado secretario del Tribunal
lp9iicla nuestro querido amigo don Juan b
esuo por renuncia que hiciera de dicho
~ aon EntIiano Rosa del ValIe.
"a e. lulcio oral que debi6 celebfarse an
liz eorte de Mayagasz contra ell honrado
ssro aon Juan Ramon Rios, por supuestas
mas 81 ca0o de la Polfcfa Insuar Juan Re-
H. 40 comparecio este nj Sc present0 MIN
Iiestigo de cargo.
H'9o lndnce Greer que solo Sc trata de
4 .onsanza que qufere tomar ell referido Ca
pof causas que aqul todos conocemos; Pc
II iu!ustlcia no preyaIecera.
- lailecldo don Juan Bautista Velez, uno
~ ~ plrltlstas mas Antiques de esta juris-
que gozaoa de gran predtcamento
Ple los adeptos.
efmaneci6 varios dias en- este pueblo ell
uon benito Carril Rivera, quien, etre
!suerlas, Sc jactaba de ser uno de los
a kp'aheo las turbas de San Juan, Guam
stacafon Rio Piedras ell de No
Lure p del sho 1ltimo.
0'Aisa no1a de servicios!
Ia; eaoo de este puesto de policfa don
i [Soo s.o oarreras ha sabido captarse las sim
o' Seclndario por su correcto proceder
uOS completeness en- consignarlo.
Corresponsal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-11

Ei infelfz neg6 su participation en- ell de,ite
pero sus paiabras no convencieron nadie
Cdando los gendarmes SO apoderaron d.
Idoot, claudia salf0 de entire la rnuchedum br.
y oio IN beso al acusado, al cua dtjo:
/ -lEres un valiente, que por mi has hadc
| muerte uD hombre! iSnceda 10 que suceda
tuyo es mi coraz6ni lSalvate, ST puede, que
aqu1 te espero para ser tn esposai
Talbot no tuvo tempo de contestar nues
los gendarmes emprendteron reciptadamente
Ia Marcia.
Michelfn Sc qued6 dueno del campo. para
amar Claudia Pero esta le rechazaba con
mas empeno qve nunca, deseosa de mostrarse
nel Talbot, cnya imagen no podia apartar de
memorial
.-Lejame en- pas-decfa Ia muchacna
Miche'fn To eres chiqufllo yo amo un
hombre que ha matado por mi, 81 Sc saliva.
sere su mujsr.
AL OR estas pslabras, Mich slfn sc sonrefa,
sin que 10 notara Claudia.
Transcurrieron tres meses cuaudo de
prontO. una maf1ana comenz6 circular por la
aldea 81 rumor de que Talbot habfa s;do con-
denado muerte.
Claudia. al saber la noticia, rugi6 de ira
de dolor. B.rrut. por parte, Sc encogi6 de
hombros excam6
Que lastinal Era todo un hombre! Isl
Sc hubiese salvado lie habrfa concedido la ma
de mi hiai
Pero Micheifn, sin decir una palabra ma
die, Sc visti6 con mejor ropa y Sc dirigi6
al pueblo cabeza de partdo.
AL caoo de ocho dfss, la caida de la tar
Barrut Claudia, que estaba sentada en- IN
rincon, levant6se de un sato al oir la VOC del
recien llegado.
-cEres t1 Talbot? sHan decretado tn IL
bertad? lDios sea loadol
Claudia 70 diio una palabra mas, con
sus labiOs cerr6 la boca de 81 pretendiente
Despues de IN ratio de silencio, exclam6 Ia
hija de Bsrrut;
-iCon que te has salvadoi
Me han puesto en- libertad. porque SO
nabfa cometfdo un error al prenderme.
-SU error? SC6 no ha sido ESQ?
-Michelfn Sc ha presentado ante ell iuez,
ahrmando que era ell asesino de Savard.
-oMic helfn?
ST, Claudia.
-Paes, entonces, 5qu6 haces aquf cobar-
De, miseraoe?... IRetlrate de mi presencia
porque te dssprecio, te aborrezco no amo
mas que & Michelfni
La mnchacha arroj6- de su casa Talbot y
lie persiguio pedradas.
-iPadrel iPadrei-exclamo luego-iCo- |
&c la escopeta dispara an tiro ese infame, |
q quien be besado sn merecerloi lMichelfn |
es quien ha matado Savard por mfl
-Pnes en- ese caso-dijo Barrut-hay que |
poner Michelin Is cabeZa de todos tus pre-. |
tsndientesy convenir en- que ese ST que es todo |
un hombIe.
Maurieio Montagut.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-11
Maurioio Montagut.
Testimonio de gratitud

El popular aurga Ramon Torres, conoci-
do generalmente por GTamarindo,2 acerca
estas ofcinas para supicarnos hsgamos
constar cu&n profunda grattnd hacia ell
doctor Col, de Ponce, por la esmerada asis-
tencia los exqusitos cuidados que le dispen-
SO durante su Ultima enfermedad, ibrandoe
de una erte cast segura.
Yendo de Ia Capital para Ponce, con la
familia de don Andre, Agostini, fue acometido
en- Coamo de sdofto malestar, vi6ndose en- el
caso de quedarse aquella pobac6n, priva-
Fue trasiadado Ponce, 4 Ia Gale del Sol
n1mero Z, ali, gracias a los efcaces auxilios
del doctor Giol, recobr6 ell sentdo las veinti-
cuatro horos, resta bleci6ndose por complete.
No sabe como agradecer al citado gaeno
favor tan senaIadfsimo, por ell cual le vIvirA
eternamente reconocido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-11
CUENTOS Y NARRACIONES


" s,vard. Talbot Y Michslin estaban enamo
n. .,5,, de Ia h9rmosa Cisu liza, hijs del to Ba
y s,vsrd era an labrador rico; Talbot era
n,stor no tenla IN centimo, Michelfn sc
#.p.nnlIaba, cuanto podfl, durants las vendi-
RmI,s las cosechss de trigo.
H Psro "a htjs de Bsrrut no tenfA derecho &
&,.ndes exg5ncas, toda vez que no pos IA
&na, oue la csmisa que llevaba puesta. Sin
Bmbargo entire sus tres pretendfentes, ell pre-
%srto ed secreto era Talbot, porque era ro-
knsto, buen mozo tenfa INA fuerzs hercdlea
Ia ,rrut protegfa ostensiblemente Savard,
Rombre reposado serio, que disfrutaba en- su
hogsrde todo genero de comodidades.
-D6iste de tonterfas-decia sn hija-y
H. mis- consejos. 81 te veo por ahf de paseo
Eop T4bot os scordareis de mi los dos. Quie-
Ia oue tengas una buena casa, que comas
Ill., que duermas en- una blanda cana.
Te bssta con haber vivido disciocho afios
41 mi choza, muerta de friO en- invierno, askn-
i 6Os viva en verano y comiendo tan solo de
Rusnio en- cuando.
70 mlsmo estoy cansado de esta naa!a vi
3s deseo vvr rega' 'adanente en- tu casa.
II no por II, por mi te casaras con Savard
n -yPero es ustst Gafon Sc casa 6 20? Ade
mas su protegIdo de listed es un hombre de
4acuents sfijs, casi m viejo....
i Noimporta. TIE casaras con 81, de gra-
ID pOr fuerzs.
hsl IDS COSdSJ mug uHO 10 los pI6p6QQl9n-
|k3 CANADA terreno.
SIvari reg slaba de contiuuo Claudia al
4.js fslsss que compraba en- las ferias
bros bjstos de sdorno que entusiasmaban
B3Hut ell cual sofia dscir su hija:
llndudsblemente, ese es el hombre Que te
pnvenel lCasate con el & ojos cerradosl
Talbot su vez, obseq uiaba Claudia con
esc4do fresco con ricas perdices, fire.
lentemente cOnvldaba a vever al ito B lrrut.
I've aceptsba las tnvitaciones, porque jamas
echszabs nads; pero no por ESQ desistfa de
u Idea fla.
Ulicamente al pobre Michelin no regala-
z cosa sguna De valor, no ser uuas GUAM
" f1res cublertas de rocio que de vez en-
sndo coooAba junto la puerta de la cf1oza
&nde su 8mada residia.
Claudia Sc encogfa de hombros, porque es-
tAo pretendente no era rico como ell
mero nj robusto como el segundO, no dis
Rus mas que de su amor.
un dia dtjo BArrut en- la plaza de Ia aldea:
-Iodo esta arreg ado, dentro de una
y mana Sc casa Savard con mi hija.
Ia especte fue repetiia no tardaron en-
per notcis de ella Talbot Michefn.
Alueila IT lsma tarde, al regresar Savard
~ poolsclon en su carricoche, fue saiudado
u un t'ro de escopets que lie atraves6 ell era
10 deJo muerto en- el acto.
y csoalo condujo Ia aldea ell cad6ver
sa ano La opinion no vacil6 en- sefialar q
#OoI como autor del crimen.
a dia sigulente fue detenido ell presunto
1 llevado entire gendarmes ls c4rcel del
FeUlo Immediate, donde residfa ell juzgado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-11
P0r nueStro cafe

FL perio lico <Journai Commerce, de New
York organo Official de Ia camara de con ercio
public6 aver un teegrama recibido de Was
hlogton manlfestando que en- una conferencia
sostenida por el presi iente Roosevelt con muy
slgni hcados senadores, amigos de la actual DO
Utica del gobierno. recomendo estos ell inte-
res especial que tiene porque ell Copgreso Ma
cional vote an impuesto de cinco centavos por
libra al cafe extranjero que se importe en- Puer.
Rico, satisfacIendo las justas aspiracones de
esa isa.
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