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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-03-28
MORNING, MARCH IS 1902
LAST
CHANCE
by GEORGE W. VAN DYKE -.
-.s.>.s--
Copyright, 1901, by
George w. Van Dyke


W" ii"'.S nav JuS' 'u"eu .he no"i
u ""c" ''nn u',e "i's n'eu iioni
nro"u"a9 car 1T W a., street "uinins
Slowly u""h Tue mn vi uhiiiions "
"'''''H' stieo'' no e,''Vie u siio eo"''''ns
roo''is Vi ou"ries l"i'nS Va p",'n'
erS anu oroNers' anu pasSeu quicNly
through tie 'i"in oiiices 10 'ne prlNate
room vi 'iie seii'or liieii'oer vi 'uc urn
falho was private secretary 10
INJURIES ruins 'le wan s'reet hi''i''
cier anu hlii'iou"lrc' ne n"u pech III
the hrli employ ior nl'eei, years anu
had WORKED MS way from ONCE BOY III
~ Il week 10 private secretary ut %3'ooo
per year'
YET as ne sat III the iuAuriousiy htteu
once ne was not the happy henrteu'
lucky uog MS associates deemed MN,
tor ne was III ioNe-"hu nc toiu hiiiiseii
hopeiessly-wlth peautiiui Mhrgare'
RAINS, daughter ana sole heress OF MS
employer IL was haruiy poss'pie 'i"'
the mililonalre wouid accept MS secre-
tary as MS soh-ill-iaW' even II MarSa-
ret JACK Palhes heart peat raster III
the thouSht-dlu she rove MIN
lie knew the bankers dread that
some man would marry MS unugh'er
for her money. lie had toiu MN III
their confidential relations that no man
should ever pay court 10 margaret uh'
less he could prove his apillty TO sup
port her uhalueu Ill the ihshloh 10
which she had been accustomed. The
ola man hhu evidently no SUSPICION vi
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-03-28

sleeping IN the open air has passed
the life limit Of fad and assumed
the proportions " habit II II, more.
over, growing habit. the motto OF
which Is with nothing between you
and the sky" Only In summer IL II
possible to push this habit to the ex-
IRENE, Of course, and even then 10
meager are the sky accommodations
OF the average home relatively few
can enjoy the luxury indicated I'm the
motto.
The number OF persons who take TO
tents and rcpose In hammocks swung
In the open air in the summer, how
ever. increases each year. This IL par
ticularly true OF young children. hun
dreds OF whom during the past sum
mer were emancipated from stufy
nurseries and given their maps on plaz-
zas and balconies or upon the hand
breadth Of grass plot dignified by the
name Of "dooryard" In city homes.
Such children In their plump beauty
and lnfantlle good nature are the best
possible witnesses OF the efficacy OF
the "open air sleeping cure" II cure II
may be called, since. more properly
speaklng. II Is preventive instead
Portland Oregonlan.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-03-28

by the sudden fortune that was now
his, and then as he thought Of Marga
ret he flew to the outer office, already
crowded with excited brokers. He
would close his deals. No; there was
only IN hour more before the exchange
closed. He would wait till morning.
His fortune might then be doubled, for
the syndicate had undoubtedly acted
by this time.
He ordered a hanson. He must car.
ry the news to Margaret.
While waiting he received the con
gratulations OF his friends. Already he
heard himself called Napoleon Of
finance The hanson arrived. He ran
to the inner office for his hat. R-r-r, IT,
tick, ti-tick, tick. He would take one
more look before going. What was that
he saw2
Last Chance 270W
No; 1t could not be. Ills eyes had de
ceived him-r-r-r-r. ti-tick, titlck. tick
L. @. 250l
Cold perspiration stood on his fore
head. Again that ominOus ticking,
again and again, and down. down.
down went Last Chance until with
scarcely rally It broke to 10,
He stood by the ticker fascinated,
and as the tape ran through his nerve.
less fingers he felt his fortune slipping
through his grasp-ti-tlck, ti-tick, tick.
L. @. 90! A deadly faintncss seized
him. L. @. 20! He gasped for breath.
One more point against him and he
was n ruined man.
R-r-r-r, ti-tick. tick-L. G. l9-and
the clock struck 3.
Margaret, my love-" he cried wild
ly, II have lost your
"Jacl." cried sweet voice In his ear,
you have been dreamingW
1t was Margaret. and the next mo
ment he was telling her of his unpieas-
ant dreams.
81 am glad that was the one to
wake you," she whispered 1T ought
to be good omen. Papa wanted some
papers from the bank, and as | had
some errands In the nelghborhood
volunteered to get them"
At this inopportune moment a mes
senger boy entered.
"a telegram, SIR"
Jack tore 1t open and read:
We are authorized to offer 100000 for your
Pennsylvania property. Wire answer.
GoLDMARK h MoRoAS.
He forgot the waiting boy az he
caught the girl In his arms, crying:
eve have struck DILL"
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Not Remaining.

"Have-have You any reason to be.
Ileve that your father will exhibit vlo
lence when ask him for your handT
inquired the timid youth.
II have never been present on any
OF these OCCASIONS" replied the lovely
girl evasiyely. "And, 10 tell you the
truth, have never wanted to be pres
ent. suppose | am foolishly sensi-
tive about these things. but can't help
II. remember that papa took me to a
slaughter house when ! was a little
girl. and dreamed about 1t every
night for months afterward. "-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
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he reread the letter received that morn
ing from his uncle. Charles Paine.
South Dakota mine expert:
Ny Dear Nephew--Forglvc haste and brcvlty.
The matter Is urgent. The representatives Of on
English syndicate are here to examine the Last
Chance with a Wow 10 purchasing and operating
IL on a large scale II the experts report favoraby
! am convinced from a cursory examination that
they viii do 30. The mine has not been operated
lately on account Of friction among the stock
holders. The stock, am told, Is selling Tor al
most nothing IN New York Now, Jack, my boy,
I am in a position to know twenty four hours
ahead Of the syndicate Just what the experts VIII
report and will let you know by wire u favor
able nclose check for $1,000, every penny
possess, which you are to invest In LAST Chance
stock Immediately receipt Of my wire. As Tor
yourseli my boy, beg, borrow and steal every
dollar you can lay your hands on, and buy, buy
buy Last Chance. Your uncle. CHARLIE
Eyes" muttered Jack as he settled
himself more comfortably In his easy
chair. "The first thing In the morning
I'll accept Horgnn & Eby's offer for
my land. ! hate to part with 1t Mt that
figure, but IT'S my last chance"
AS he sat specializing dreamlly on
the hope that the letter had awakened
in his heart clerk entered and handed
him n Telegram. Jack took the yellow
envelope and, hastily tearing 1t open.
read:
Report 0. X. Buy at any price. Sell at no
price ShAHLh' FAME
"Rurekar he cried, jumping to his
feet "If any one asks for me, ] am
gone for the day"
Grabbing his hat, he rushed from the
Office and hurried up the street
"There is yet time" he muttered,
glancing up at Trinlty's clock ms he en-
tered the Drexel building, where the
offices OF Horgan & Eby were located.
1t was just half past 2.
Shortly after 3 o'clock he emerged
from the same building richer by $lO,-
900, but no longer the owner OF the
Pennsylvania land.
The Mining Exchange was startled
the following morning by the wonder
full activity Of Last Chance. stock
long considered sleeper" The Wild
rumors that flew about the street cred'
tied the rise to old man Palms. The
stock bounded from % to 30 to lOO
and then to 200 per share amid great
excitement, which increased TO frenzy
when II became known that Palms
private secretary was actively engaged
in the deal. At o'clock Last Chance
stood ut 300.
Bending over the ticker in the private
office OF Palms e. Co. with stern an'
haggard face stood Jack Paine, nerv
ously running the tape through hi
fingers. II seemed to say 10 him owe
and over again, with It's r-r-r'r. u-tich
ti.tlck, tick:
Last Chance Is up, up, up! unit
Last Chance sold at 800.
He stood for q moment as II daze
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Zeno,a Paradox.

Many persons will recall the famous
paradox Of Zeno by which he sought
to prove that all motion Is impossible.
"a body" he argued, must move
either In n place where II Is or In
place where II Is not. Now. body III
the place where II Is Is stationary and
cannot be In motion. nor. obviously
can II be In motion In the place where
II Ii not Therefore II cannot move at
ALL"
Bodies do move. however, and that
Ia IA sufficient answer 10 the Ingenious
philosopher.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-03-28

A pretty girl boarded a crowded
street car In Washington, and pom
pous old gentleman arose and gave her
q seat.
After some time a number OF pms
sengers got out, and the old gentleman
sank into the nearest corner with q
weary sigh.
81 wouldn't get up again." he MUIR
INJURED. "for an nngel." And then, as
he caught the eyes Of the girl fixed up
on him reproachfully, no added quick
ly. 81 mean. madam, for another an
gelI'-Harper's Magazine.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-03-28

Brown-It's curious about peoples
beliefs. They will give entire credence
to the most absurd things and put no
faith whatever In the most obvious
truths
Blacl-Yes. I've noticed 1t. There's
Greene, now. He hasn't the least con-
ndence In hash, but he'll eat all tho
croquettes and mlnce pie you can set
before him.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-03-28
New Firm, New Goods,
NEW PRICES /!

TNHIS advertisement merits attention. We
Il want your trade and we intend TO have
II II lowest prices, fair dealing and highest
quality will get it.
Below we quote some of our special bar
gains.
va As we are sole agents for celebrated
Columbus Buggy Company Vehicles we can
sell you their best hand buff Leather-TOp
Buggies for ........"............... SIP so
Canopy-TOp Surveys, from..... 50 90 up.
Side Open Traps.........."........ so 90 "
Dayton Wagons ........ ......"". Al 30
Spindle Buggies ......."......."... ~ 30
Top buggles......... .......".... 30 90 -
We also keep large assor tment OF Single
and Double Harness Of all kinds and descrip-
tion, Saddles, Collars, Lap-Robes, Spreads,
Whips, ETC., which we will sell lower than
any other establishment.
1t will pay you TO call and examine the
quality Of our goods and get our prices be-
fore you purchase elsewhere.
JACOB PosS SON.
NM- The firm of Jacob Poss Son will
continue at the old stand the Livery and Sale
Stables which have been conducted by Jacob
Poss tor q quarter OF q century.
Stylish Saddle Horses and fine single and
double Buggies and Carriages for hire at the
lowest prices.
We make q speciality Of furnishing Car
riages, In charge Of skillful, sober and polite
drivers, for weddings, receptions and funer-
ais.
Every department Of the business has been
extended and improved, and charges for al
classes Of service reduced by the new firm.
JACOB Poss Il SON,
mar 17-u ROCKVILLE, MD.
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did you catch your train last nightr
asked his employer ofssooburbs.
mo" replied SooburDs YEARLY; ut
had been gone about Ave minutes when
I got to the station. and didn't think
II was any use to try."-obio State
Journal
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-03-28

ooh, that's very poor painting"
exclaimed Aunt Sue at the art gallery.
Eagerly we asked how she knew, for
no one believed Aunt Sue to be an art
critic.
"The signature of the artist Is 30
small" she replied convincingly.--
Judge.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-03-28

"Why are you crying, little boyT"
zone OF them artists paid me dime
to sit on the fence while he sketched
me-"
"Well. Ia there any harm In thatr
Eyes, ssir. II was barb wire
fence" Philadelphia Record.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-09
AJEDREZ.
Un cr1tico del Sur analiza
la partlda Aldama-Goti-
ma,

ST Va. Sr. Director de publici-
dad S estss liness 20 le quedare re-.
oonocido.
Termin6 ID psrtida Aldama Go.
tina y en- realidad opino que las
fdetzss de Ald&ma no han podido
apreciarse. sHs desArro1lado este
alg6n plan en- ell campo de lss ne
gr0sf iSe le ha visto hacer otra
coss que parer los golpes, muy GER
teros por cierto, que le asestaba
GotinA?
Qae Ia arrcgsnci& de Aldama
fna suggestive, no puede dudarse.
Este csha'lercso campe6n so alz6
ante nose tros como nm inveucible Y
confieso que por largo tempo estu-
ye creyendo que redurfa intanciC.
nalmente SD jue go dejar hacer &
Gotina poAlendo & prueba su macs.
5ria. En- ese concepto 10 ealma de
Adams me parecio admirable Paro
ahora este mismo ajedFecista decls
"a hidalgaments que Gotina le ven
clio d Gesor de su esfuerao (del de Al
dAma), y y& es precise cambisr el
rnmbo de ls C, fties que pueaa me.
recer ala primers partida de sjedg6z
que en- 10 isl& Sc iuega 6 iistancis.s
Por esq r. z6 declare que Aida
ma solo hs ml strado su defensivo
Ya 81 migmo dice, y es cierto, one
hpbo en- In p&rt;d& tres probzemos. E.
6ltimo fse harmosf .imo. I'll prime.
ro fue fmi1amente sostenido DOR
Gotins; el seguado termin6 con el
estsblecimiento por las bgoncos de uu
foaschetto que aunque no pas6 de ser
nominal en- 10 qua sus consacuen.
cias Sc refere, fue deffAvorable ps-
r. Aldama por II nsala jugado de es.
to corriendn Ia Tore del rsy oil Ju-
gsr de la Tore de la r alma. Psro
el ditimo, que nos hizo temblar por
Gotina. puso prueba IL gran des-
treza de este. TrAtabase de an ejs.
que doble> hkbi mente prepar&do y
al precio de una torre negra. ST Go.
tina no hubiera absrcSdo con gran
habilidsd L. situaci6n, el jueg hu
biera sido de ALBANIA 6 to6las
Esa j1gsda, ese problemits, en-
mi concepto fce ell 1nico momsnto en-
que Aldauna Sc mostr6 Fuera de
90 m ,mento. no hizo mas que de-
fanda Sc CON gran splomo soltura
de los ccntinuados ataques de Goti
ma.
Mi opinion es que Aldama y Go.
t "a 2'ateden .iug0r y que una Eerie de
psrtidas dascabrirfa en- ambos esas
v'Ttudes en- Ell tao1ero de que los gran
das cr1ticos del aiedrez, suelen ha.
blarnos.
Esperemos ahora nuevos tor.
neos, Y, en- tanto, vsyA para Gotins
= A'dama mi entusiasta falicitaci6n.
Ls verdad es que por oAoYo nj
con uno nj CON otro me atreverfa 70
& lanzarme.
CAmpos del Sur, z Stbre.
E. N. ROGUE.
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InVernada.

Como para embarcsciones Co.'S
taras IL naveg aei6n es ahors peligro
50, las pepueflas goletas que hacen
81 trafco en- torno de IL isia suelsn
buscar ampsro, refagi&udose en- las
seguridAdes de los puertos.
Epoca ests de posiblss ciclones
o de INSECURE tempo, esa invernada
IA sido aquf costumbre y ley
desde hsce mucho tempo y este sf1o
& las embarcaciones ~ 0naarrodos,
puafen snm&rse las goletss sB )rin-
qaene, <Issbalse, <R&pido. y sCo.
razon de Marf&s, y el balaudro <Sal
vadors, que en- el puerto de San
Juan Scaban de ser puestAs q recau'
do. Dnrante L. irvernada, como es
natural, qusdan dnicos en- ell nego.
cic los vapores de In costa Y aun
que no deia de- perjudicsr nm tanto
al conercio de slgunos pueblos esa
limitRcion de medios de trasportes.
ls verdad SO qua ante peligros de
deskstree prefefiole es que los msri.
nos resgusr0en su hacienda Aotaute
y evitsn para su comercio y su in.
Gu ,tria los periuicios de tnrbonadas
y chuhsscos.
D. otro laao, suele sprovecharse
Is in,vernads cara limpiar y repsrar
las embsrcaeiones costaras, 10 que.
en- vardsd, ca IN hiep, porque ~ que
no prospera el 4 aero escago de to.
mel sdas fote que L. iala posee. Dor
10 msnos 6ebsmos propander que
Sc conserve Ell contingante que se
ti9ne.
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TEATRO.
Debut de la COmpa11a NOrteS.

Auoche debut6 en- nuestro tea
tro ls CompaGfs dram6tica que diri-
ge el primer actor sef1or joe Nor.
tes.
Pdsose en- esoeaa Sci e stigme, (,
de hchegsray. Sohresalieron en- el
desempeflo de este hermoso drama
el sef1or Nortes y la seflora Roias.
Hstos dos srtistas afitm&ron de mo,
do msgistrsl 10 f%ms de qua venfAn
precedldcs. Di6 el se6or Nortes 4 su
pApel de Roberto relieves msgnff :.
COS: demostrando 10 alts escu3,a &
que como actor de grandes n6ritos
pertenece
L seGora Rojas estuvo inimits-
pie E5 una actriz que are & su be,
LEES sugestivs IN talanto admirable
y una maastrEa singular on L. esce.
ma, que domiaa con el aplomo y L.
8racla de artiata de gran v&ler.
EnSuslastss &plausos arrarce.
ron al pdblico astos dos ARTISTS,
s'endo llamsdos & escena repetidas
veceE. e>''''''
Las demaa parties de- IL compa.
ma trahslsron con inteligsncia, dis =
t1nguie adose TIC los en- 81 dessn npef1o
de sus respectivos papeles.
La zsrzusls en- m acto ~Nifa
Panehas fn6 muy splsndida.
Es de esperAr qua el inteligente
puo1lco eapitaleno llenar& Ell featro
en- s0caSlvas epgessntacionas, pues
ID Comps6fA DrSm&tica Nortes de-.
mostro anochs estsr 4 To- altura de-
las meJores que rcs han visitsdo.
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CeltenariO
de Ia Independence
de M6jico.

CAmienzA promoverse en- Ia
Rep1blicA meiicRna lA celebrAcion,
el Af1o de 1910, del centen&rio de Ia
Independents gloriosamente con
quistAda por aquel pals. La sociedad
pAttiotica <Mfg uel Hid&lgo,s estable
cida GA San LUIS Potosf, quiere y
sugiere por medic de 10 prensa de
todA In Rep6blica que Ell aconteci.
miento Sc celebre en- el pueblo de
Dolores; psro Sc le hsce ID ref sxi6n
de no ser dicho h tori G pue'
bio q Il c en- t g por ningdu con.
cepto para hospedar Ia gcan con.
c-rrenciA que ha de Acudir & las fies'
tas nacionales, que sin duda, han de
rsvestir toda In magnfficencia ami
macion dignSs del justo aconteci'
miento que van conmemorar. Que
en- Dolores, dice nm disrio, Sc hs'
gan grandes fsstejos, pero que no
sean los principales y los que re-
presenter el i1bilo y los homenajes
de toda Ia nAci6n.
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La Ciudad de Puebl2
en- Mexico.
POrfiriO Diaz y ell general
PaCh0CO.

Puebla es una De lss ciudades
nlAs importantes de Mexico. S:eue
{ Ia capital en- cpltura, comercio, in
dustris y pobla2iop.
Ed ella tuvo iugar el 2 de- Abril
de 1862 c! celebrs ssaIto dsdo Dor
el G sneral Porfirio Disz con tropas
colecticisa sobre lss squerridss le.
giones fcsncesse. Ese dis qua Paa
bls recnarda con orgullo, fn6 de-
gloria p&ra el AZ tusl Presidents de-
Mexico y para an malt grado amigo
el General P&chsco, quian los me.
xicGnos llamsron col hombra mas
entero:s q pessr de que le faltabau
el brszo izquiald y Ii pierna dere
chs, destroz sdos per bxIss france
sas, en las Gales de Paebla, pelican
DO por su patris
Ell General P&checo viyi6 asf,
mutilado, hssts hsca pocos snos.
sityiaDdo con ioteiig sncA Y tino Ia
cartars de guerra en- las variss
sdministraciCnas del General Disz
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Que sean feIiCeS.

Aver Co1traiaror matri ronio ri
VII en- esta ciu2ad Ia bella y simpa,i-
ca sef1o7 ita Ffanci scR Reyes y Mora
lesy q sprecisbie jovan ipeenisro
Henry Ward.
ApsdrinaIou el act9 el tenie1 +,
pagsdor de Ia Po,i:fa dor Arturo
Mayor y Sc 5isting1i IL ospnea a,ns
Jusna Reyes G hrera, sisrao t : t.
gos, las Sra. !, nA Ttona Cabrera de
Reyes, o6h Eniia de Fialay, don
Ram6n Reyes Psns y don Da1 al F.
Brsen.
Los padres Dc In despossds, dor
RSmoD Rsyes y dcf1S Rosario Mora.
les est0vlaron Ga extreme ater t IS
con Is concurrancia. & IL qoe obse.
q7iAtcn 6namert3 con duises, lico.
res, reftescos y a rica chocolate.
LIS feliz psraia sale manana ps.
rs soe E stsdos Unidos, donde pasa-
ran ~ iana os n 81.
Qae essrna feltciSad sonris u
nuevo hogSr que se forma.
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Vista de la Abadia de Westminster,
en- Londres.
I'm autOmOVil
pi0rde SuS frenOS en- una
CueSta de Cayey

Csyey s. Acsba ;de ccurrir en-
las cercariss dc. Csyey ur sensible
ACT iente.
Descenji&n en- nm autom6vil dos
visieros por una empinada cuests,
cuando de pronto r6mpese IN torni-
llo y quedA sin freno 10 m&quina.
Ell movimier to de iuercia era
tan veloz que no fee possible detener
ls, nj aun siquier& disminuir los pc
ligros del vertigiuoso desceuso.
Uno de los visjeros l&nzose fue.
rA de In m6qnina 81 iendo lA frac
turA de uns ierna, y ell otro, el que
goiAbA el sutom OWL logr6 dirigirlo
contra ell tso lcn.d e mn &rbol saliando
ilsRo 8 tan solo con Algunas contusio
nes.
Los viaieros fueron cuidadoss'
mente curAdos en- Cayey = hkllanse
ya algo meiorados.
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NueVO inVeltO
de MarCOli.

Ill correspoagal on X / de- Go
rriaro celia sar&> hs so tsnido una
entire vista 6 bordo del <Csrlos AL.
bert2> con Ell fsmoso iventor Mar
conf y algunos oficiales del buque
En- ella uno de los efieieles dijo 10
siguionte
-Msrenni con sus ve'ocf mas
tran misiones del pensamiento no
solo conseguir& cue todos los hom.
bras sesn Gu 7aaAnos del mundo,
ti9o Que e@,a punto de salvar IL
via de nuahos ds sus seneiantes.
-lY qE6 es ellof
MO 10 diga nadie, porque es
an secreto que 500 conocemos algu.
nos de & bordo. Msrcol estS dando
IL Ultima mano 6 otra inveuci6n me
diante Ia cual sark casi impossible
que pusdan chocar los buques entire
ST
Il Hssta en- diRs de niebls?
-Tsmbien en di&s de niebls.
En cuAnto las naves, provistas del
spRrej>, Sc encusutren datermins.
da dis tsncia, empezara en- clio tan
fuerte c8mpaneo qua todo ell mundo
7 odr4 ponerse en- guar5ia Y habra
tempo suficiente pars csmbiar ell
derrotero. 4Sabe usted como empe.
70 4 trabajar en- Sc nuavo inverto?
Pues con dos caias de jAb6n vaciss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-09
HgMBRES DEBllEs
| RECOBRAD vUESTRO VIGOR
Ia DEMORA ES PELleReSA.,

Parece que ei Creador ha ordenado que despues
de la sangre el fluido vital seminal sea la SUBJ
stancia mas preciosa en- el cuerpo del hombre
alguna perdida cOntranatural de 81 producira
siempre resultadOs desastrosos.
Muchos hombres han muert0 de intermediates
correntes tales como Las del coraz6n, del hfgadO,
de los rinones, enfermedades pulmonares, etc,
por haber per1nitado vitalidad gastarse, ex-
poniendose asS ser faciles v1ctimas de esias
Intermediates, cuando algunas caias de nuestraa
medicines, tomadas tempo. habrfan impedido
vitalidad para resistir los staQues de esas peu-
grosaS Intermediates.
Muchos hombres han negado 1enta, pero segura-
mente, un estadO dc demencia incursble causa
de estas p6rdidass ain saber L. verdadera causa
del NAL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-09
FL General Weyler
eS OfendidO 0nla COrte eSpanola.
Dice que renunciard su
cargo de Ministro de la
guerra 81 su orden respec-
to a perlodistas fuera de-
satendida.

Madrid Septiambre 2, Els va sa !.
biio cue Ell General Way]er, Minis.
trc de la gnerra ha 6eci lido renun.
ciAr ell alto puesto que ocups 6 cen.
secuenci& de In importArciR dada
por ciertAe curtes oieiSles & Ia or .
den one el citsdo general di6 6 los
periodlstAs Autorizkndolos para ssis /.
tlr { las funciones de palscio. Los
periodistAs defierden con calor nj
Ministro de Guerra.