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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-01

1 introduced a topic we could discuss
without any embarrassment to himself
or me.
do You see Mother Jane there?" l
asked Il had some talk with her yes
terday. She seems like harmless i'm
beetle.
VERY harmless, - said he; her only
fault is greed; that is Unsuitable. Yet
it is not strong enough 10 take her a
quarter of a mile from this place Moth
ing could do that, l think. She believes,
you see, that her daughter Lizzie Is
still alive and will come back to the
hut some day. She wouldn't be away
then for all the bauk holds. | know for
have tried to tempt her, It's very sad
when you think that the girls dead
and has been dead nearly 10 years. "
why does she harp on nunbers?"
said l. Il heard her mutter certain ones
over and over"
THAT is mystery none of US has
solved, " said he Possibly she has no
reason for it. The vagarics of the wit
less are often quite unaccouutable.
| felt him looking at me, not from
any connection between what he had
Just said and anything to be observed
in me, but FROM Well, l was glad
that | have been carefully trained in
my youth to pay the greatest attention
to my morning toilets. Any woman can
look we'll at night and many women
in the flush of a bright afternoon, but
the woman who looks well i'll the morn
ing needs not always TO be young to at
tract the appreciative gaze of man Of
real penetration. Mr.. Trohm was such
man, and | did not begrudge him the
pleasure he showed in my neat gray
silk and carefully adjusted collar. But
he said nothing. and short silence en-
sued, which was perhaps more of a com
pliment than otherwise Then he utter
ed "a short sigh and lifted the reins
IF only | was not debarrcd from en-
tering." he smiled, with short gesture
toward the house.
l did not answer Even l understand
that on occasion the tongue plays but
sorry part in such interviews.
He sighed again and uttered some
short encouragement to his horse, which
started that animal up and sent him
slowly pacing down the road toward
the cheerful clearing toward which my
own eyes were looking with what was
determined should not be construed
even by the most sanguine into glance
of anything like wistfulness. As he
went Mr. Trohm gave me bow l have
never seen surpassed in my own parlor .
in Gramercy park, and upon my bestow-
ing upon him short return glanced up /
at the house with an intentness which .
seemed to increase as some object invis- /
ible to me from where / stood caught (
his eye. As that eye was directed to- ,
ward the left wing and lifted as far as
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CHAPTER XXI.

well, well, what did Trohm want
here this morning." cried harsh voice
from amid the tangled walks behind
me. "Seems to me he finds this place
pretty interesting all of sudden.
| turned upon the intruder with a
look that should have daunted him. |
had recognized Williams courteous
tones and was in no mood to endure a
questioning so unbecoming in one of
his age to one of mine. But as | met
his eye, which had something in it be-
sides anger and suspicion, something
that was quizzical if not impertinent,
changed my Intention and bestowed
upon him a conciliatory smile, which
hope escaped the eye of the good angel
who records against man all his small
hypocrlsies and petty deceits.
"Mr. Trohm rides for his health, 3"
said |. Seeing me looking up the road
at Mother Jane, he stopped to tell me
some of the idiosyncrasies of that old
woman \ very harmless courtesy Mr.
knollys."
very, ne ecnoed, not without
touch Of sarcasm. Il only hope that is
all, " he muttered, with a sidelong look
back at the house. ''Lucetta hasn't
particle of belief in that mans friend
ship, or, rather, she believes he never
goes anywhere without particular in.
tention, and | do believe she S right or
why should he come spying around here
just these two days when'-he caught
himself up with almost "a look of terror
- when-when you are here;" he
lamely.
Il do not think, retOrted, more
angrily than the occasion perhaps war
ranted THAT the word spving applies
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-01
ITO BE CONTINUED.
Housekeepers' Excursions

To points all through the West via
NICKEL PLATE ROAD. Low rates,
best accommodations, through tourist
car service, finest coaches, club meals,
35c. to 51o0, also meals a la carte.
See nearest agent or write L. p Bur
gess. " E. P. Agt.. No 25S Washing
ton St. Boston, Mass. 39-3t
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the second row Of windows 1 could not
help asking myself if he had seen the
knot of Grape which had produced upon
me so lugubrious an impression. Before
| could make sure he had passed from
sight and the highway fell again into
shadow-why, | hardly knew, for the
sun certainly had been shining few
minutes before.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-01

exchange that pleasure for visit to the

exchange that pleasure for visit to tn
stables.
This, as I expected, caused considera
BILE comment and some disturbance
They wanted me to repeat my expert
ence of the day before and spend two i
not more hours of the morning out o
the house. But did not mean to graft
fy them. Indeed | felt that my dut,
lay here and was so persistent III N,
wishes, or rather i'll my declaration o
them, that all opposition had to Civ,
way, even in the stubborn William.
II thought you had a dread Of dogs, >
was the final remark with which he en-
deavored to turn me aside from NY
purpose. II have three in the barn aut
two i'll the stable and they make :
great fuss when come around, | assure
you.
"Then they will have enough to dc
without noticing me" said |, with Il
brazen assumption of courage that
would have astonisied myself if Lad
had any real intention Of invading 4
place so guarded. But | had not. nc
more meant to enter the stables than tC
jump off the house top, but it was neces.
sary that | should start for them and
make that start from the left wing OF
the house
How | managed tho intractable Will.
liam and led him as | did from bush tc
bush and shrub to shrub, up and down
the length OF that interminable facade
Of the left wing, would make an inter
esting story i'll itself. The curiosity
showed i'll plants, even such plants as
had survived the neglect that had made
wilderness of this old time garden;
my habits, l persisted in manifcsting
to every inconvenience / encountered in
the way of straightforward walking to
any object l set my fancy upon exam
lining; the knowledge l exhibited, and
the interest which took it for granted
he felt in all ! discovered and all i'm
parted to him would form the basis Of
a farce of no ordinary merit had it not
had its birth in interests and intents
bordering on the tragic, if not leading
slowly up to it.
~" Va pusi,es u various Species
Kan aionS tdo W"li anu coNeieu III some
iii'V''nIoS .ilo 4o"ef Ieuses u 'Ao iiis'
~" u Ni1ioWs Ao""iu certain
sniuo wni1H ii''u opsei,e I gro" liis
from whose blind | had Clipped a small
91iNoi was "ioNis iiio' ms 'ti1t " hoii
l iI''' l''' ~ hotiiiiiS Moui' ies'r''il NY
VI my eEi'ioH' "eSiio " us
pay , my 81 q tN'iilioh az. ..,.
A"''' =, 9''''' l. 10 "1'li'"U 'HS
aout1 a' "ll' S'ull'eN p"V "ll"oupted
spocilHeA u 'iii' I"tt Z. ' i"ui't Sel.toHl
horth Oh 'he lhlru III! IL ~!'e' 'Ae Mag
mona sf'nulilora' nave never seen IL
out once pelore' anu 'Il"t was LII 'lo
oottnlcal SaIueh5 III "a9llliiS IuL' NOUS
It's leaves gu nav no'o'l i'S mowers, T
undoubtedly tHalI 'HeN SHOULD
theA you must ACKNOWLEDGED II
!as oeeh III measure H'Slette''-ate
-hey hot Hhe'
mere L puIIed pr'nch uoNh "Hlch
nter1ereu Win my view OF the WINDOW
mere was no cAl4p ou' Vi 'no o4il''S
nus discovered seeing thls' leu the
1rahch go but the ouuest feature Oh
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-01
THE
Richardson Market,
ELLIOT STREET.
ABBOTT & ACKERMAN, Props.

While the Richardson Market
has passed into new hands, our
main object will be to maintain
the high standard which this
market has rightfully enjoyed for
so many years. To do this we
shall at all times have in stock
the best quality of goods on the
market at prices as low as con-
sistent with the times, and by
strict attention to business and
fair dealing with all, we hope to
retain the same confidence of our
patrons as our predecessors have
50 long enjoyed.
ABsoTTs& AcKERMAN.s.
We invite farmers to call on US
when they have anything in our
line to sell.
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pms

happiness to
re : is,positIyss.
FdilcaI science
90 the WORK,
clarifies from
Success uar.
iger,or inter.
I, hundredsoi|
he !. most did. |
n.ail,and ben.
Instance, No |
eds of laiie. |
,ther partlcu.
20 notputof |
Fwered. Re. |
!. safe under
lively leave;
Sent by mail, |
rs should b.
co., 10 TIE
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Doctor Rafael CeStero.

Cirugla general.
PArtos.
Enfermedades del Aparato
geneto. .urinario del hombre y de 10
muir.
Consultas de 264P. M.
Guayam&.
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SEPASE

Cue no pubhcamos oonz2;csAsa
sia cue sean pegados per aaslaA-
taao.
Ca1a seis palakras, 50 cueatan Pos
ana nAea, J Ia nnea vale aiez osA-
tavas.
Las caRtas que vengan cen ceAa-
aioA1ss siH % impsrts no se csa-
tastaA.
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Ell eSCdndalO
de LOndreS.
I'm principe pOrtugueS
muy diVertidO
COmpareCe ante un tribunal.
Al socialista Chiesa, lie
echan las mujeres las
campanas al 'vuelo.
De nuestro Co4~esponso1 ,Sr L..
Bon0four.l

Paris, Julio 8. Sci escAndalo
de Londres,S como Sc llama 10
aventufa, qua refsrf en- anterior car.
to, de uno de los Piiacipes q ue fue.
ron ID fiesta de II coronaci6n de
e iuardo VII, hs avivado In curiosi.
dad desde que Sc sabe one ell tai
Principe es Francisco Jcs6 BragAu.
"a, teniente del .ej6rcito austrixco y
ahij ado del Enperador de Austria.
Tiere % amos. Ha comparecido en-
ell tribunal juntamente con dos des.
dichados indiTiduag, & to los los cua-
les Sc les acusa de haber cometido
act indecorosos.
Ocho duelos tenidos en- un mis-.
mo dia y uno trss ot' o por M. Lop .,
en- Budapest, saliendo victorioso de
sus adversarios, todos los cualt s fac
ron grave nente heridos, son la nota
del dis; y como ocurrencis fe: tiva 10
del cura de 10 parroq uia de Rosiglio-
ne, cercs de Roma, ell .cnal, sabedor
de que ell diputado socialist Chiesa
iba dar una conferences anticleri.
cal hizn que las mujeres del pueblo
llenssen el edifeio y entonasen can.
ticos = salmos que interrumpieron
ID COL ferencis, mientras otras muj j.
res acudieron & 10 ig:esis y tocaron
vuelo las cAmpsnas. E Sr. Chic
So, imposibilitado de hAblar, tuvo
que retirarse y ell cura entono un
Ie De1tnn
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Retro fOrzOS0
para Ell general Smith.
No Sc >uiere dar
armaS pol1ticaS
alpartidO democratic.
Ell presldente Roosevelt
obra con energ1a.

Nueva York 18 de Julio Ell
Presidente Roosevelt ha librado hoy
una extensa orden por virtud de II
cua1 queda sumAriamente retiralo
del activo servicio en- ell eiercito ell
general Jacob H. Smith, sutor d. 10
orden de squemar y mafar> en- Fill
pinas.
El General Smith, Sc encuentra
actualmeate en- rutA para lbs Esta-
dos q nidos, 6 bordo de nm traspor-
to que sali6 recientemente de Mani,
la. Sn retro forzoso ser& 10 noticia
que le recibira en- San Francisco al
d desembarcar.
Es sabido que el Presidente tie.
ne derecho para retirar cualquier
Official del e16scito que cuente de 60
"a amos de edad; pero este poder
es muy rar&s veces ejarcido por el
primer Msgistrado de In NAci6n.
El retro del General Smith ha eau.
sado gran sensation, por IL trascen'
dencis politics que apRrejs.
El q Consejo de Guerra solo re-
com end6 que Sc sTegonaro> III Cane
raj, y nadle esperabA tan seriR acti.
tud en- el Presidente
Este retro es de trascendencia
po f5ica. En- los mas acalorados de.
bates del C5ngreso ls f Amosa 6rden
de extermin;o librAds por ell G. sne
raj Smith, fue un arma poderosa
que los democratss esgrini sron sin
compassion contra ell g ,bierao, al
cual acussron de conniv ancia en- Ia
politica de crueldad inicisda en- FIJI
pinas como medic para llegar ra 3i,
dsmente & 10 paci6caci6n del archi-
pielsgo.
En- presencia del fAllo del C3nse.
jo de Gaerra. Roosevelt pudo con-
formarss con eregaj5arA ligeramente
al culpab!e G snera7; y 81 el fsllo hu'
biera llegado & sus manos diez dias
he, quizAs hubiera sido ese ell curse
que hubie "a sdoptado.
Paro habiendo dicho e. Sc 1ador
CArmsrck pdol;ca y solemnements
que Ii cues ton filip.ns, mas que los
trust, seran Ia tass de partido para
10 proxima camps1la electoral del
partido democratico, se entenderk
bi que 81 el general S NTH hubie
rssid solo sreganodot, los dem6cra-
tas podrIsn aprovecharse del inci-
dente, alegaudo que ell gobierno SO
| conformabs CON ESQ ante las atroci-
dxdss somstidas en- F1ipinas, solo
amonestando al culpable Official.
Pero 10 rigurosa ordan del Presiden
te Roosevelt bien clarsmente de-
muestra (oorque lss cosas hay que
! juzgarlas imparcialmente) que el 60
bierno no autorizs en- modo algano
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Root, TAFT Y los fraiIeS.
FracaSO de negociaCiOneS.
Injecting" de cardenales
para redactar una res
puesta..

Nueva York, .18 de Julio. El
feacaso del Gobernador Tsfs en- sus
gestiones cerca del Vaticano, es nm
gran contratiem 90 para 81 gobierno
de los Estsdos u lidos, para ell pre-
sidente Roosevelt y para el secreta.
rio Root, quienes creyeron que bas-
ta1fa hacer proposiciones al Papa,
para que 6 ste Sc apresurara 6 acep.
tarlas.
De Taft no hay que decir. No
hizo mas que aeguir al pie de Ia letra
las instruc ioaes que SO le daban
desde Washington, y su papel fue ell
de mera fgnra decorative.
Ahora Sc dice que en- uu principio
quiso Mr.. r 1oseve.t enviar Roma
a un individuo que o. tuviera bien fa-
miliarizado con las vueltas los ro-
deos de 10 dip'omacia europes; pero
Root SO cfey6 bastante para hacer
ell mismo negocio diplomxti direc.
tamente. con Taft como mensagero
prestigiozo.
Taft saldra de Roma 10 semsna
pr6xims. De aquf entonces es posi-.
BILE que Sc llegue & un acuerdo, pero
es muy du uaoso que eli Vaticano ceda
IN puato oe sus pretens1ones que re-
sultan intolerables para los Estados
.Unidos.
Por de pronto, tan luego como
Sc entero da)la Ultima nota america.
na. SD secretario de Estado, Csrde.
nal Rsmpolla, convoc6 a mitin espe-
cial, CON objeto de redactar uu pro-
yecto de contsstscioo, L. Jants de
Gard ana1es H asta In facha sin
embargo, no 50 hA recibido C contesta-
con algana.
La prensa publics un extra cto
do una carts particular del Gober-
nsdor T.fS, dirigids al CArdenal
Pampolla, que dice al:
eComo quiera que el docum snto
dsl S scretario NJ. Root es terminan.
te. y com3 deseo salir de r 3mA & L.
brevedAd possible, suplico vaestrs
eninencia que alcance para mi y pa
r. los ckbAllsros qua me acom )nfan
ura audiencia de 50 Santidsd, con
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las barbaridades cometidas 81 amp pa
ro de sofada impunidad. La acti.
tut del Presidente, no pue le ser
mas e'ocue ate.
E 6'timo pkrrAfo de 10 6rden
dice:
sE G Gsnersl Smith tiene una ho-
j. de servicios honrLsa, habiendose
distiug guido por su valor y su con-
ducts. Sus s3rvicios hAn sido tales,
que honrAu nj eje :cito smaricsno, y
por tanto, a 10 naci6n. E,, ppesa
muy de sentirse que en- el caso &C.
tual hsya procsdido de tai modo gu g
no Sc necesiten mas sus servicios en-
el ej6rcito ,
<Por Ia presente ordeno y dis
pongo que el General Smith sea re.
tirado del active servicio.a
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Dos YentiladOfeS.

Apropiados para f.brieas 3 al
nacanas, Sc vendeu 6 bajo precio
lrformzran en- La Correspondent
Gin
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LIMPIEzA. DE LET RINAs Y

LIMPIEZA' DE LET RINAS 7
ALGIB IS. Me he encAl gAdo de
estos servicios con los aparatos de
Ia sLiga de Propiet&rics,s prestan-
doles con esta tariff: letrinas 20 y
25 centavos por bArril para socios
de dichA sociedad y particulares
Algibes, por cada horA en- que fun
ciona In bomba. dollars so y 75
respectivamente. Las ordenes & don
Mnuuel Reyes, Cristo 8, baios Eco
nomfs y esmero,
De toda limpieza que Sc verifi
que ell recibo de su importe ira fir
mAdo por Ell encArgado de la Liga,
llevAndo ell sello de IL misms.
p / 8 Is % 80
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COMMUNICABLE.

Por este Sc hace saber al pdbli.
CO que han cesado de los cargos
que veniau ejerciendo en- ell gremio
de Plomeros, los sef1ofes siguien-
tes.
Ell de Presidente D. a. CAplan, Sc
crethrio don B snigao Save fra, Te'
sorero don Agustln DAvila, Vice pre-
sidente don Jose Castro.
Sen Juan Puerto Rico % Julio
de 1902
Aaustin Ddvila.
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Linea l6rrea del OeSte,
TIN Il R A R 10

Satidas de BayAm6n y Capital si-
mult&neamente.
Diss lAhorables. OiAs festivos.
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Interest,".

Necesitamos Agentes vendedores
para la venta por medic de muestras,
de nuestros articulos al comcreio al
por mayor detail, de la isla de Puer
to-Rico. Los artieulos son muy VEN
dibles con solo mostrarlos. Somos los
J primeroS linicos manufacturers
de los artfculos de nuestro ,ramo en-
el mundo Sc paga sueldo s comision
liberal Para mas detaIles dirfjanse
los interesados, incluyendo tres cen
tavos en- selloS e Ia "OAN-DEN MA
NUFACTURING COMPANY" Bu-
ffalo-N.Y United States of America.
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one Yesr..,......... gold ...... . 800
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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Sc Venden

Tipos de imprenta, usados, en-
bue1 estado, & 20 pesos ell qulntAl,
se venien en- esta imprents.
TAmbisn las csias paIa ellos.
o. .a.v.-p.a.
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POLICLINICA
del DR.. Rafael del Valle.

Tratamiento de todas las enfer-
medadas en- general.
Operaciones quirirglcas.
Especialidad en- afecciones de
los ojos y de las vias urinarias.
Horas de consuItas de 2 a 4 de
la tarde.
Fortaleza (Allen Street, Is.
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Una bOmba.

Con volantss fja, y loca, lista
para funcionar al vapor, Sc vende
barata. InformAran en- La Oorrespon.
encia
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ilFon0grafos!!

Marca aVfctors, ell mejor fkbri-
cado de voz mas clara, y que Sc ha
iuventado hAsta hoy, con nm buen
eurtido de escogidas pleas de canto
y mdsica.
Sc venden en- q Gran Bezar de
Novedades de Gonzalez Padin Her
manos, San Francisco 3S
g tx 9
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TARJETAS de vista con snbre-
y sin ellos, Sc hacen en- <La Cos
rrespondencia.s
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-16
A. story of LIncOln.

1t was II frequent custom of Tin
coins TO carry his children ON his
shoulders. says The Literary Digest.
lie rarely went down street that he
did not have one OF his younger boys
mounted on his shoulder. while an
other hung to the tail OF his long coat.
The antics OF the boys with their
father and the species OF tyranny
they exercised over him are still the
subjects of talk in Springfield. Roland
Diller, who was a neighbor Of Mr..
Lincoln. was called 10 the door one
day by hearing great noise Of chill
dren. and there was Mr.. LincaIn strid-
ing by with the boys, both OF whom
were wailing aloud. why, Mr.. Lin
coin what's the matter with the boysT'
be asked.
"Just what's the matter with the
whole world" Lincoln replied. Il ve
got three walnuts, and each wants
two"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-16
youtly TO be desired by thoughtful and
patriotic men.
The COURT MARTIAL or SMITH

A dispatch from Washington an
nounces that the Secretary of War has
directed General Chaffee to arraign
General Smith before court martial
Major Waller, of the Marine Corps, who
was recently tried by court martial for
torturing and executing native Fill
pinos without trial, pleaded that he on
ly obeyed the orders OF General smith
The administration could do no less,
under the circumstances, than order
Smith before a court But what Will
his trial amount to? Who will try
him?
Smith must be tried by officers OF
rank equal at least TO his own. How
many officers of that rank in the
Philippines are capable of being inn
partial judges? We have all heard OF
Funston's talk since his return. Would
he make an impartial Judge? Wheaton
would not permit the Declaration OF
American w ~ A~ASA -"
Filipinos on the Fourth OF July. He
intimated that II Senator Hoar came
under his jurisdiction he would gag
him. Do you think Wheaton could
make an impartial judge to try Smith?
General Bell established concentra-
tion camps in his district and ordered
the officers under his command TO per-
nit no Filipinos to reside outside OF
military lines. He burned Filipino vii
lages. and destroyed farms and homes.
" ould Bell make an impartial Judge to
try Smith?
The fact is, the order to arraign
Smith before a court martial In the
nilippines is about as absurd as send
ing a burglar to trial before a jury OF
burglars. All the general officers are
tarred with the same stick.
1t is the Roosevelt administration
that must be placed on trial, and the
American people must constitute the
jury. All the barbarous atrocities COM
mitted in the Philippines are but in
cidents of Imperialism.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-16
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The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-16
wlmd as "A Destroyer.

The rasagcs wrought upon sea bluffs
during great storms are often due 10
the wind as much as to the ocean
waves Sand and salt spray driven for
hours before n violent wind act like n
gigantic sand blast. eating away with
surprising rapIdity the layers OF gravel
and sand Of which many projecting
headlands are composed. The surfaces
OF bodies exposed to such wind are
soon pitted. In great gale In 1899 a
single night sutiiced TO convert the
window panes of the life saving station
at Truro into ground glass.