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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-26
100000 abiSiiniioS
en- un banquete.

Ea Abisinia SO hS celebrado ell
80 Rnivers&rio de la batAllS de Ado.
wa con un banquete lie 100 mil Gu
biertos. He Aquf los terminus en-
que sLe JOurn&ls, de Paris, rel&tA
ell gigAntesco f2stin:
GDespues de una peregrinaci6n
Bolemne q IL antigua capital Auto
tto, 81 emperador Menelick Sc tras.
lado q un vasto reciuto, preparAdo
para recibir q los innumerables in.
vitados que debfan asistir a AquellA
comids en- comic, y elegsntemente
exolnsdo con ricGs tspicerfas de
Dilemma.
sEn ell fondo SO alzaba la tienda
imperial, doude se enArbol6 el pa
bell6n nHcionAl; tricolor, verde,
amarillo y rojo. Mas de Glen mil
guerreros traidos por todos los
sRAss etiopes, Aststieron al festfn.
GEr& TODD un pueblo festejando
con regocijo un feliz suceso milit&r,
que ha consagrado ell mautenimien.
TO de- Su independencia.o
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Derochos de aduana
sOBRE OEREALES.

Los derechos de Aduana sobre
los cerea'ss, recientemente iutrodu-
cidos en- L7glaterrs, resultau insig
nificantee, 81 Sc compAran con los
existentes en- otros psises. E tos
derechos son de O,4 26 kop' ks per
pudo de trigo, y de O,7,10 kopt ks
por pudO de harms, mientras que en-
Austria Sc pagan 0. 23,03 k Dpek en-
Alemsnis, O.26 81. y en- FrAncia,
O,42,98.
En- II s Estados Unidos el aspec-
to de los Sc mbradcs &c trigo no IS
del todo favorable, 10 cual, upido
Ia demands de cere&les por parte de
los mercados europeos y q los name
jos de los Expenditures, h&ca que
hay& trmezA y cierts tendenciA Al
alzA en- ell mercadO.
En- Europa SO OBJ erva t&mbien
10 misma tsndeu cia, tAnto m Is. cuan
to que en- Russia han suicide danos
los sembrados de slguuas proviuciRs
y ID export&ci6n de ciertos psises
productores, entire otros, Ia India
Oriental, ha disminuido corsidera-
blemente. Adem&s, en- Iuglaterra
han disminuido los dep6sitos de tri-
GO; en- Francis t&mbiep, y hay una
gran demands procedente de Ale
mania.
T odo esto hace crear que p9rsis.
tra Ia frmeza en- el mercado, que
SO acrecentRr& todavi&, eubiendo los
precios.
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PONCE.
DE nuest''o Coresp,nsaJ,

Playa de Ponce JUNO 25 H 81
do trt sladado del Hospital Tricoche
q So asa particular en- 10 Marina,
D. @ rios Pachsco que fu6 vfctima
de IN Stropello por 10 policfs; su es'
tsdo es udu bastSnte delica1o siendo
sus lesiones de pron6stico reservR'
CO.
Han fordeRdo en- este puerto Ell
vapor americana eM&rAc&ibo1 proce
dente de VenezuelS ell cu&l fu6 des'
pachado para Nueva York con pa
sAjeros de este puerto y 4 de tr&nsi'
to. T&mbien 10 hizo Ell v&por sJulias
procedente de Msysguez y que fu6
desp&ch&1o para SAnto D omingo y
Caba con 81 psssjeros y 180 c&bezas
de g&n&do.
En- el vspor eJulia0 hs embarca
do ell Sr Don Cherf M Leon nom
brado consul de la Repdblica Domi
nic&ns en- SAntisgo de Cubs, tambien
va de regIeso Ssnto Domingo.
E( magulfco cinemst6grafo del
Sef1or Mayhem que SO ha estado
dando exhibiendo en- IL Playa con
gran &ceptaci6n SO ha traslsdado 81
'fe&tro de L. sPerl&0 donde dar& 1
exhibiciones, siendo Is primers ma
4 ana Jueves. Los precios son muy
m6dicos, 2 pesos palco con entrsdas
y 30 centavOs entrada y LunetR.
90
DamOs la voz de slerta las f.
miliSs sobre una cuadrill& de mucha
chos que Sc introducen en- las casas
llevandOse 10 primero que encuen
tran RprovechAndo ell descuido de
sus duenos Son variss las familias
que han sido viCtimas de estos rate
ros & quien la policla debiera seguir
10 pista.
o#o
Aver nOche al bAjarse del troly
ell indf7iduo MarcelinO Hernandez en-
el pueute que conduce la Play&,
fu6 acometido por IN iudividuo des
cOnocidO que le infiri6 7arias heri'
das con un cuchillo 10 mismo que &
Msximo BArrios que sali6 & la defsn
So de dicho Hernandez FL agresor
SO di6 & 10 fuga tan pronto, sinti6
acudian { sxilisr a los que Acometfa
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ADJUNTAS,
Ell SYNDICATE
Agricola'
REORGANIZADO.

Los Sres. que componen el GSin-
dtcAto AgrfcolaS, est&n d@ndo los
tiltimoS toques q Ia Reorganization
de 10 indicAd& socied&d, y se espsrS
que vencidSs las 6ltimss dificulta
des, llegArk & 10 IslS la cAntidad por
In que SO hAce Ell empr6stito. Els de
deseAr So arregle pronta y salts fac
tOriAmente, pues las jurisdicciOnes
aOnde radican las finc&s entrRrian en-
una era de prosperidAd precursors
de acrecentam ientO del cr6ditO per
dido.
Els de esperar que clio no t&rde.
Adjuntas y ga jurisdiction constitu
ye una de las ComarCas mas f6rtiles
de 10 islA.
Ousldo los negocios de la isls
Rdquier&n mayor grado de desarro,
llO, no serf&! dificiI que Adjuntas
fuera considerable cOm lugAr de re
sidenci& para estos. La topCgrs fla
del pueblo, sus buenSs sguRs y las
RaHves temperatures &ljf C&si cons
tAntes, hAcen que sea Squel lugAr de
iD0preciRbles condolences como es
tAcj6n verADieg&.
Para fAvorecsr tai prop6sito Sc
necesita que les Contribuyentes y
personals cultSs cobren Allf Amino, Y
Ia mejOr m&nera de levAnt&r este, es
impulsSndo los negociOs.
Tai debe ser uno de los prime
rOs resultRdOs que el GSin licAto
Agricolap cbtenga. Animosos los
intereses individuales, revivira ell
entusiasmo collective y con 81 las me-
jOrAs vendr6n.
Pens@mos que AdiuntAs tiene
buen porvenir.
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Ell hanbrG
en- Russia.

Tarribles son les estragos que
produce el hNmbre en- Russia y de los
que dan cuent& los principAles Pc
ri6dicOs de Europa. Asf como en-
otros puntos del globo tienen cSrAc.
ter endemico, Asf an Russia eli ham
bre, desde h&ce mas de medic siglo,
ID medidR que h& &umentAdo L.
deDsidAd de 10 poblaci6n, es una YER.
dRderR enfermedad end6mic&, con-
ira Ia cual no b&stAn las medid&s
que adopta el gobierno, cuhndo -
la calamldad ha estSlladO.
AhoGa no son solo las campif1as
las que padecen ese &zote que no
perdona sus vfctima5, sinO las gran
des ciudAdes. Moscou 90 una de los
mas cAstigadas Sc comprende que
contra NAL tan grande no bast@ nj
Ia buen& volunt&d, nj los medid$s de
repression del poder central. LR
agOniR que produce el hambre es tan
l@rgB Y penos@, que squellos que Ia
p&decen SO explic&n que no quier&n
Bufrirl& y que Sc l%ncen 6 tod& cl&
30 de excesoS con tai de librarse de
elias.
Las cAusas que han epgendr&do
el hambre son m6ltiples, y es diacti
BerAl&rlAs con seguridad. Pr los
que conocen perfect@msnte el modo
de ser de los cAmpOs rusos y 10 que
Bncede en- todas las poblaciOnes ru-
rAles, sdrman que 10 liberaci0o de
los siervoa, cuAndO va no quedAbsn
tierras que fuerAn propiedAd de Jos
s8emAtoeS nj de les ayunt&mientos.
la desidfA comdn casi todos los
cAmpe7inos, y los tributos verdAde
ramepte io4oportables que impo, {
el gobierno para sostener nm e!6rCi
to desme ur&dSmente grsnde y Que
NO est& en- relAci6n con 81 poder con
tributivo del psi son los priD cipa
les Agentes que coucurren esAt
sxplosiones per.o1icas del ham
br0,
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0BIT0,

Auoche Las doce rindi6 Ia jor-
NADIA de Ia viuS, en- esta ciud&d,
nuestro Rpraciabie amigo don Joa
quin AldeS Bsrepguer Actu&lmen'
to era emplesdo del Dep&rtAmento
de Justicia. En- tempo de 10 domi-
naci6u esp&rola desempef6 cArgos
de importaucia. AcompafAmos &
Bus deudoA en- su penR
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81 I'd. acude q eEl Ahorrroo
de Jose Soliveras San Justo 8o, po-
dr& I'd llevarse cuatro 6 seis latss
de gallet&s, varias botellas de vino,
y hasta IN Queso 81 & I'd. le gusts;
rodo por que, pues por una canrid@d
insignificante de cine1o.
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Partida de Ajedrez
RECORD.
.ALDAMA.

~~~N ~ n ANA aE54& AAAEANAA'
[BLANCAs) (NEGRAs
l" B. Pe6n del Rey la 4" casilla del
- Rey
l@N Pe6n caballo de Rena q ga ca
2" B., - Pe6n de la Reina q la "A casil,a.
q NJ Pe6n de la Reina 4 la "A casilla
e. r. Pe6n del .Rey la 5" casilla.
% n Pe6n de la Tore de la Reina
y M Ia ga casilla.
Ia del Alfil del Rey.
~ NJ Alfil de la. Reina Ia s." casilla
del caballo del Rey.
3" IL. Alfl del Rey la ga casilla del
Rey.
6@ mt Alfl de la Reina d la ga casilla
N' del Alfil del Rey. Come caballo
a. r. Alfl del Rey su tercera casilla
(Alfl come el Alfil negro.)
b" H. Pe6n del Rey la 81 casilla.
r. 3. Pe6n del Alfl della Reina 4 la "a
casilla.
2" N Pe6n del Alf1l Dana & 8" casilla
Na Alfl de la Dana
z" r Oabsllo de la Reina Ia 81: casilla
del Alfil de Reina.
O. M Alfl-de Rey Ia s." casilla del ca
ballo de Reina.
o. r . Reina, q la 3" casilIa de su ca
0' ballo
g. NJ AlfI del Roy q la IA casilla de la
Tore de la Reina.
7Op ENRIQUE por el flanco del Rev; Gs-
Az Ia to la caSilla de su caballo; Tore
d la del Alfl.
10 NJ Pe6n de la Tore del Rey su 8"
casilla.
IT'D Pe6n de Alfl de Reina 5a casilla
- O' de la Reina.-Pe0n toma peon.
~
- I've silla de la Reina (Pe0n toma pe0n)
70 Caballo de la Reina a Ia 5" caslla
Ia - de la Reina. roma pe6n.
TO N Caballo de la Reina 3" casilIa del
La NI Alfl de Ia Reina
TOD Caballo la ia casila del Alfl de
1O Ia Rey Jaque al Rey.
l3 NJ hey q "a oaSiIla del Alfil del Rey.
I'D Alfl de Rey, la 6" casilla del Al
IL d. fiji de Reina. Alil toma caballo.
ii nj Tore de Reina la 2" Casilla de
II N' Ia misma Tore,
ID B. Reina ga casilla do su Tore. Ia
que al Rey.
i'm. Caballo de Rey 2" casiI'a de?
~ N' Rey,
16 R. Ca5alio, d a "a casIa de a Rel
IA. Jaque al Rey.
10 NJ Rsy Rsy. 4 Ia S'*'''" de- "''''." de-
y B. Ala! dc. Rey, ST. ga cas;ro.
I'm Tore de Ia Reina 4 "a cas''a de "a
- N' Rena (Torre toma caba 10,
10 b..
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FL SIGLO Xxx

Dsp8sito de ron Y licores. Ven
tss nj por mayor y detail contiguo al
AlmAcen de don Manuel G. NAvAs
AraCibo Puerto Rico.
1920 26 -2eJ.
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FL pr6ximo l6nes celebrar&n
los profesores de Arecibo una fiesta
con motivo de Ia Inauguration de Ia
escuela de Verano.
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Tr&s fmprobA labor de treintR
amos de fructffero trabsjo, se retirA
del magisterio puertorriqueno, ls
distinguida dana dof1a Emilia Rive
de Crtsti&n, atendiendo & prescrip'
clones facultativas y conse1o de sus
amigos.
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Ha fallecido ep M.y.g1ez 10 Ses
GoritA Emf IL Ap ri 10, hermana de
don. joe Apa1ici0, reg nte de los
tAlIeres t'pogradcos d. ala VIZ de
IL Pat iA1
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Ha llegado MayagueE 10 com
panfa del >regimieLto de cabGllerfa,
destinado q aquella ciudad.
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lose de Diego,
ADOgado J NOtartO,
MayagaeZ, 49, Puerto-Rlco.
NOTlCIAS.

Ha fAllecido en- Arecibo el
Cbrero don Francisco Rodriguez, del
grenio de TAbaqueros de aquells
Villa.
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Darants meses ae dan alg

Darants meses se dan algunss
preparedness que sin resultado be-
neficiogo causAn los epfermos, en-
cambio las PfLDORAS RECONS.
TITUYENTES DE VALLE &
CANCIOA cur&n prontamente 10
pobteza de saDgre sin perturbar 10
digestion y sin enne gtecer 10 denta'
dura.
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Hemos tenido oportunidAd de
yer una carts de Barranquitas en- l&
que se hacen eloglos de la labor de
las maestras de aquel pueblo, dis
tingui6ndose muy partlcuIarmente
IL Sedorita Angela Santaella, y los
senores don CAstulo Rodriguez, don
Francisco A. Fernandez, don Ma
nuel Figueroa y don Luis Ssntini.
Nuestra enhOrabuena.
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" VIOLGTA"
BIEN DICHO u!
1Qaiere V. famar buenos cigA
rros? pues c6mprelos en- Il cigarre
lfa de J. W Bianco.
II Allen street. 80
Dos Ventilad0r0S.

Apropisdos para fabric . 9 ..
mace mes, SO venden & bsjo precio,
I0formar&n en- La Correspondent j.
ciG.
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Sigue enfermo de cuidAdo en-
Fsjardo, ell doctor don Esteban Lo-
pez.
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Una DOmba,

Ctn volant2s fla, y locs, listA
para funt ionar al vapor, Sc vende
Darata. InfOrm&ran ea La Oorrespon
denoia s 10 II
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Han Contraido mRtrimonio en-
Aibonito don TeodOro MoscOso y 10
sef1orita Alejandrina Mora.
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TO LET

Fine rooms and one commodiOn
snd we'll ventilated mir&dor at res
snable uprices, Apply at 80 So
Toss Etrat.
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.. LOPEZ CEPERO

305 Henry Street Brooklyn N. Y.
Admite hu6spedes & prccios mo.
picoa, con 8 sin coMids. ap
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81 qu'ere V tomar leche pura,
esca y de calidAd SUP erjor. com
prela en- la lechelfs. ola VAQUITA
NEGRA,a San Francisco ndnero
81, donde IL encontrar& de 5 de la
mafana s 10 De la noche.
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FELIX SANTONI
ABOGADO.
Arecibo. Puerto Rico.

La Junta E Escolar de Ponce ha
e!egido para ell curse p16ximo q los
mismos profesores que de empens
ron las escuelas de l& ciudAd, en- amos
anteriores. Solo queda por cub ir
la plszs de pre- fe sor Principal del
grupo de 10 calle de Wives.
En- ell almacen de. Sr. Vllella es
tablecera su cfciu& telegrafca ell Sr.
Vidal Velez, digno jovsn nombra-
do para desempe II ARIA.
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ESPECIFICOS HOEEOPATI
COS DE HUMPHREYS de ventA
por Rafael Castro GoDzslez, Fort&.
lezA 81. Sc regala uu m&nual para
ga uso en- esps mol 8 il gi6s quien 10
solicite. n 2
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MOnedaS J m0dalIaS.

Muy antiguSs, algunss del prin-
cipio de la Era Cristisns, Sc veE dan
bsrAtas, Informarau en- La Cores
pondenoia. S Is II
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-17

Residing in Los Angeles. Cal. is a
woman who was once a very conspicu-
Gus figure in the social life OF the Unit
ed States. and whose personality had
considerable influence on the country's
politics. This is Jessie Benton Ere
mont. daughter OF Missouri's nlustrious
son. Thomas II. Benton. and widow
Of Gen. John c. Fremont. the Path
finder" OF the forties OF the recent CEN
fury. a leader in the conquest OF Cal
ifo-nia In 1886. the Republican party's
first candidate for the Presidency. and
commander OF the Department OF the
West early In the civil war. Born in
Virginia In 1924. Mrs. Fremont Is in her
18th year. and though a fall has phys
icaIiy invaded her for the past two
years. her mind Is as clear and active
as IL was half a century ago. when she
was n central figure in society at the
national capital.
The marriage in lS4i OF the dashing.
ambitious and intrepid Lieutenant Ere
mont to- che beautiful brilliant and
popular Jessie Benton. the 17-year-old
daughter OF Missouri's senior Senator.
and leader OF the Jacksonian element
OF the national Democracy. as distin-
gulshed from the Calhoun faction. was
an event which attracted almost as
much attention throughout the coun-
try as did the contest then under way
between Tyler and the whig party.
which elected him Vice President on
the ticket with Harrison. and who went
TO the Presidency on Hsrrison's death.
The marriage advanced Fremont's for
tunes professionally and politically. IL
assisted In getting the young officer the
assignments for the exploration OF the
Rocky Mountain region and the Pa
cific coast. for which his talents and
ambition conspicuously fitted him.
which gained him a reputation through
out the world as the Pathfinder OF the
Western wilderness" and helped to get
him theSPresidential candidacy subse-
quently.
On the second OF these expeditions.
that Of is45. her penetration and cour-
age had a decisive influence on her
husbands career and at the same time
had an effect on her country's history.
Mrs. Fremont. then in St Louis. her
fathers and her husbands residence
city. was directed by her husband to
open all the letters sent to him. official
and personal. and to send to him only
those giving him instructions necessary
for him to observe. Receiving a letter
from Colonel Albert. chief OF the topo-
graphical bureau. ordering Fremont to
return to Washington and explain why
he was carrying a howitzer. which
Fremont wisely obtained in order to
arm his men against the hostile Black
feet, and knowing that a return would
mean the end OF the expedition for that
year and perhaps for all time. Mrs. |
Fremont withheld the letter and sent a |
mounted messenger to Fremont. who |
was then at Kaw Landing, the site OF |
the present Kansas City, beyond the |
verge OF civilization. preparing to start |
acress the plains. She warned him to |
tried to prevent the expedition. a credit |
He obcyed the injunction. pushed |
across the prairies. went over the 1
Rockies. explored the gres Salt Lake
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Ping-Pong In the Study.

A member OF a New York church Ia
nous for Its modern ideas called at the
residence or his pastor the other even
ing. The maid who took mis- card re-
turned In few minutes and said:
Mr.. Blank - very sorry. and would
you Gull again? He Is very busy with
one Of his vestrymen." The caller took
Ms hat and went out. A. he passed
the door OF the ministers study at one
side % the hall he heard a familiar
sound from Nlthin-and all that he
could make out OF that sound was q
seui-metellie utterance OF the two
words: Ping pong"
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Bishop Fowler not long ago said 10
six young preachers who had Just been
admitted TO the New York conference:
IF you can't preach n good sermon.
steal one that IL good from some other
Methodist. and confess 10 afterward-"
BY a curious coincidence on the same
day Bishop Joyce. also n Methodist.
also addressed some young preachers
in Elizabeth. ~. J.. and gave them this
advice: Write your own sermons:
don't buy any. Do your own think
ing" Thinker or thief seems TO be the
question.
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It's Chronic With ze,sler.

Sismund Zeisler's 800, o0o-word speech
at wilkesbarre recently. which broke
the Pennsylvania record, was not the
first time this gentleman has accom-
plished such a feat. He once argued
n case in Chicago for ten consecutive
days, four hours a day. his speech con-
the Bibl-.
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Titled Typewriters.

The typewriter seems to have made
more progress with European royalt!e.
than with European statesmen. Neither
Lord Salisbury nor Mr.. Balfour ap-
prove OF II. and even Nj. Chamberlain
seldom uses IL. On the other hand. the
cxar and czarina are experts In its use.
the kaiser - its advocate and the King
OF the BeiGians and the sultan use 81
extensively for their personal CORE
,p0udence
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Booker washinsson's Test.

Booker washington's test OF a gen.
tiernan - his treatment of his interiors.
and he tells how he proved Edward
Everett Hale by his test He was a
young man and a stranger In a North
ern city. A. he walked aiong the street.
heavily burdened with two heavy bags.
he felt n hand slipped under his and
one OF the bags taken from him The
man who thus relieved him he learned
TO know aftervard a. Dr. Hale.
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A SONG or THE KING.

L.
ass popSsr. .nd 1air
As the golden glow 81 the sunlight that
.fsou~ on the marble there.
, 49,.
-y-s -ith ,ngsr tfrz-L
One hand on his horse's BRIDE. and one
vita the whip uprsis q
-. , .,,,-s.-.. a.. -.
AZ Nj. f-st ero.s-he.I low
An oId al f~sF .f-trS t-e.ar. tsut 10
.Ve-t a. St0r
.-.-
voles rang IRE:
where b~sSa-s may not b..
..ts.t -.,, f,,,,t ,b.s kr.~iius. here
On ny horse's Wy -. -.
hiEht sorriy -ouia h'ss'"s a-'s i'N'
thee rue the dsy'
sous su.ri-u1sn rrust have added. that
~, -,,.-s .s.JI r,,~ his foIIy. mi thou
-, go a.. .rht.s.s
snsh tsr'e W" 'P
Trembling and painting With terror. the
Yes. strsf- your blow. ne raurrnured.
What r-sffer az 4 be dsad9
.
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Tsou- ths prince of the people Thou.
tn> eon % sn' NinSs
INA. .w.t, an nos.~a .boSs hin, the r.re
.,Ui a. - &c.
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1905 nIr, 80 49,
Oue moment. and the anger withia his
eyes cled out
% .r,sasa aoabs.
Tho whip ten from MS nnscfs' ths
prfnce bowed Tow MS n-aa.
bic accents said;
well nay the kinsdom trcnneie. ~hsn
forEst and bring
ar.. me King
g 'rts ven that thou. the hunolest. TO me
this Ieasoa BRING
ths kinxs
Aisss thst Dc not N0sthS OF TINS my
foyA sAlsi $780,. -
kfnEdon rich and great
- -, "a,
Dnt ns.' Ll".n VI" ~ .''
neeo inc tes>"n hushts
The king snsii kno~ the message oy NJ
pV's~t s-DSSet otNe%s@
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Leo the Greatest Legatee.

Pope Leo probably figures as lesatee
in more wills than any other person
In the world. According TO the New
York Tribune. he was named in more
than 700 Wills last year. the legacies
agsregating about $500. 600. In thi.
fact 10 reflected the strong devotion of
Catholics TO their church.
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One Uncsrnered Staple.

The fiftieth anniversary of Presbyter-
ian church in Yonkers. N. Y, was ceie-
brated on Sunday last. A feature OF the
exercises was severe sermon against
the beef trust. the minister ending an i'm
passioned vegetarian appeal in these
w'r',s: Let us be thankful. brethren.
I there is one thing that is out of
t., r reBv.,. Let US thank God that even
these Chicago operators are not able to
get a corner on the Bread of Life
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a Billion Minutes.

Professor Schubert. of Hamburg. has
figured out that. accepting the ordinary
chronology. f.eco.seo.ooo minutes will
have elapsed since the birth OF Christ.
on April - at 1890 In the forenoon.
Germans were TO celebrate the
event by sending out picture postal
cards.
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Commander Billy Beshicr-s coming home
from Germanee.
And I wonder " he'll ever deisn 20 notice
you or me-
What privilege n only he would let
Us shake hts hand
And hear him telling stories OF the fair
old Fathcriand!
oh. what wonderful emotions must come
trooping I'D to M
The bosom OF the Yankee whom the
Kaiser hailed a. ''Binr'
Commander Billy Beehler's eaten TWEEN
ty-scven meals
In the presence OF the Kaiser-ju-t i'm
aSine how he feels:
Oh when he comes home proudly and
gets hungry. what q treat
~ will be TO sec him eating - the Kaiser
saw him cat
lie may write or he may lecture. ss hest
suits his wish or will
What's too good for glorious BechleT.
whom the Kaiser hailed a, ''Biil?'
There are men who sigh for riches. now
and then another goes
Seeking fame by making captives OF his
countryss bro~nish foes.
There are men who run for ONCE. hop
ing thus 10 win renown.
Others turn for their distinction to the
r1iter and the gown
But the glory that h given unto such
a. these ts NIL.
when VIC think OF splendid Bechler.
whom the Kaiser hailed as ''Biiil'
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Remarkable Knowledge OF French

NJ. Jules Csmbon. the French nmbasss-
dor. addressed meeting of the Sons Of
the Revolution n night or two ago He
spoke IN French. Not many q his audi
cnce could follow him. but All laughed
when he smiled and applauded when he
was emphatic. Some indi.- In "A box grew
enthusiastic How well he speaks
French commented one. ''ae has al
most the true Partisan accent"