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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-17
Los amores do un Lord
Aventuras de una bailarina espanola
In hijo que recIama sus tftuIos

Comnnican de Madrid que SO ha pFesenta-
do los tribunales Gle dicha capital ante 10
embaiada britAnica, un hombre que diio La
mRrse Enrique SackwIll West, hiio de lord
SaekwIn, que reclama que go 10 recon0zea
como hiio leiltimo heredero del meneionaoo
lord.
Al ser interrcgAdo por varias personas
alRunos letrados QUE intervIsnen en- este asun-
to-, lord sackwiil, Que Sc encuentra en- esta
cindad, manifesto Que no MEGA Ia paternidad
que fnvoca ell reclamantet pero declare asi-
mfsmo que no era hijo leifsimo, pueB era fruto
da unos amores QUE tuvo lan Madrid an 1853,
cf,n ana hsiIarina spsnels, que conoci6 en- .
cnrso de su estadf,a en- ID capital de Eapada
donde desempenaba el cargo de aonsus general
Lord SackyIsl diio tanibien qne hahfa te-
nldo con diehA ballarina espAnola tres hiias
mas.
La madre de ENRIQUE, que Sc halla en- Ma"
drid Ia declarado Que el reclamante efecti-
vamente hfIo he gftimo de Lord SaCkwIll que Sc
eAs6 con ella en- Madrid; sgre galado que Ii par
tlda matrimonial k.a sldO aiterada en- el regis
tro por los empIeados, que sin duda fueron so
hornados poY lord Sackwfl.
El procurAdor ParAfh que representa- en-
Londres Ia baisrina espafola = al hijo,
dice su Vez Que efeetivaEnente Enrtqna Sc al
40 heradero legfeImo de lord Sac xviii J cue
esnora pr obar pielaamanta los derechos de sus
GIieatss.
Este aEunto Ia ogrado despertar hastante
lnteres por Id poIlcl6n aspectsble quo ocnpa
lord Saekwlll.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-17
Luis Rivera.
Fiestas en- San Sebastian

al 6fa diez del actual c1men1sron las tra-
dtcionales festas que acostum bra dedicar este
vt.eindArio su gloriosO patrono.
Ademks del novenario. de la Salvs de Ia
misa K granda orqsesta, con panegirico, SO
.-nr1aeark I'll dfa del SAntc una solemn isima
Entre los festejos profsnos hguran dtanas,
r,tretas. fuegos Rrtifcislef, veladas oaiies
de niaos. de grandes.
ia los fuegos esta encfrgado oil hAoil pi-
r,.kcnico don Fern d A berty, que pnede hgu-
rar en- primera Inca entte los me1ores ia 10
LILA. rv.tkr~
La entuslasta sociedad &Lazo DE- Onlon1
,a,tscarx aI dfa diecinueve una velada esp.en-
dida. 4.k =. -.
eena, por segunds ves, lt. hermoga oDra oe
Idarccs Zapats eel Sodtafio de 1uste,S que
tao knan sxito obtnvo en- So primera repre-.
aentaci6n, exito deeidos en- primer tsfmlnos ~
director de escena, doctor ROAR gnez osncio.
III ola veinte, las dieJ De 10 'mAnansi SO
l,snartirkn Glen lImosnas. -.
Por ls noche se Serircara an 49, 49, sas
On eli casino, quedando de ests modo scsL Iaaas
ias Hextas con broehe de ofo,S como 11ilA Guar
,auier gGcetiliero cuEsi. i -.
Nota bene. La oiqoeata que uHt5s = 81 s< soa.ar
petente professor stnoF* igueroai ana nasniAaaa
Eodos estDs Gctos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-17
El asunto gerrnano
Vene zoIano

A., .s.va4a,ta da Estado de Washing tom
- ( .l tnf forma d q la aoei6n que sobKe Ns-
.aIa 14a - antehIaao al Kcbferne alemAn. Sc
sI.hrsr 5.tenisaE ronleTeneias entire al am
bAiador alsmAn on WAshir ason, - noIiegs-
80. rasa sa ha hecho rMbIico, Ee aseguT8 gus
9@Ss aesnteda IA eieecci6n de Aiemania en-
49," nyaciso. oero salyandc, desde lnegot a
dcctrina dc Monroe. -, -
Nisgase, ademAs, cue haya recioloq yro.as. oIas
s as - 1890 nara rontener tnda demonstration,
de fasrza por parte De Aiemanlas peIc - 80
Que no 10 necesitet Pnes cnm PllllM con lOa 1S-
herss Que le imponeh "a aitp cstkO,
:. ~ ss,s a. eeusrdo en aplAfar eI cobrO 60 In
sn s'1s ,s..t. Ssr N rssuItsdc del noyimient0
TtyolpcicnaTio que Sc dice pIo@ina9 'aS@'i"
"a tsaa ID rei Gbiica venezolhna'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-17

IS ekpresamsnts para LA DEMoCRACA por Manuel N YOrdan
4aessaS #k


Ell g ffez
gen dsl sol, que n6nca ha6fa sisto, defQue
no Abfa admirado mss que I'm rayo ira
ves de las ramas iluminando pnr breves ms
tsntef efT6cfque yabriaantand3 en- un puntc
las aguasS l. E1l
---Als6- -Ciytia su linda cabezs. fjando
voi0s sn- el- cielo a1ed6 deslum brads.
Apollo, Ell icven Dios del sol haef 5 81 VIA.
je acostnm brado en- su hsrnacsa eArrozg de-
ilamas, y CIytia, al contempiArso, no seto que
do deslu N bFads, sino eneantsda. fsc sa5 k55
La infefiz pfnfa no eesaba de lla1narlo o
yoces para que vlnfera hacerIs conapahis. e
---~ J. el orgnlioso Apollo, ignor ante de aquelia
escena cue tan distante de 81 Sc representA6a'
segufs nperturbable 50 jornac assin mirar ha-
els abaio, q Ia TERRA.
CHytia, entire tanto, pernar r5ec{a sentada en-
Ia ribera del arroyo, contempiando extasads
la cafroza de llamas de aquel dios tan bello.
hasts, que desspafecfa tras las montsAaa, y ell
eOlor de pdrpura conqne las nubes Sc engala-
naban para despedir al visjero'
Z sc retiraba luego su usorads, solitaris
meIanc6lica.
ScI Il voltfa d sair del bosqas un 6fa " otro1y
[ sertarse sdOnde tenfa spor coatnpbfeq YER.
btillaF las sgqas, los peces dorados con
tamplar sH fdolQ@ A4sh r1f2s e4k&5Asl.
Asf pasaron nueve 1dfas' yln ueye noches
etaruas, suspirando en- vano Ia desdiChada,
sin rrobsr alimento, sin pod9F dormtr
isus ojos eStaban secos. .muy secos, de
tanto llorar.
isu vista Sc extinguia poP grades, hasta
que, ell decimo dfa, unos ninot que de Ia alcea
habfan lido a corretear por aquellOs lugares,
yLeron una naaravila donde la nfniR SO senta.
ba nm tallo alto fuerte coionsd0 con una
herniosa dor amarillo, anudada en- el centro,
que parecfa salndar c6p tristeEa al viandante.
- < Ia gente, al verla inclinaFse lADguida.
uaente de an lado otro siguiendo el curse del
sol Il travSs del espacio, comprendf6 que era
ClytIa, la ntnfa del arroyo, eonyertidas en- gi-
rasol..,
Grace Adela Pierce,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-17
Don Ramon G;l ;lrcla

En- Ia tarde del mi6rcoles cle16 de extstir
en- sabana- -Grande nueetro distingnido CORE
ligionario don Ramon Garcia KeIdriguez, prest-
dente hsl comft6 federal de Aqua pneblo.
El paisano que noS aoandonai mantrvo
con firmeza los buenos 10ealesl de lat P8tFia.
Los snIsmos adversaries la admiraban le que
d4u por sus belfisimas prendas personal
Eryfamos 4 todos stis deudos nueatro p6-
same en- particular su harnlano don Csn
dido sus hijos don Miguel Angel don jose
Eusebto, herederos de lss Virtades del que
aeseansa en- 81 ssno de los juetoH
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-17
Las bebidas en- IngIaterra

Olsen los diaries ipgleses qoe del rapport
snbre oil consume dc be6idas en- 4nglaterra, re-
aulsa que sstas dan ID mayor entrsda en q
epgl6n de los impuestos rs oos Veces mas
slevada que en- Alemania Francia.
Los lngleses beben mss vino que los Sle-
mahes americanOs del ncrte luntos.
,,.-oa .,or persons. ro ha varlado. ri gasto de
ai.oodI ds 4B grades 90 de litros medic por
persona. 49,, hohon Ia.
Upg esntidad iguRi ds a4eohoi pe0en lOS
Estadcs Unidos.
La eerve2s es soos faoTleAoe sh 81 PAie ,
Ia impoEtada alcanza 81 Por 1oo'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-17

Cuando 70 era nina, sofa Yitisar amenudO
4 unS seHora distipguida que viviA en- losaAin=a-
Gsros de isrcfn antigua, pero hermoso
LID malva y la reIeta abundanan en aqne-
iIos contornos, y lejos, h&cla un lado del caul-
no cue conducts la fnca, vefarse altos mr.
mes aieak6nAd os de grandes. flores smarl-
ilss que parec1an saludar con triBte2a Sl Wan
oHes sstassssrah lss fofes ef BIS, ne diio; y me
PeHrI6 ent6nces, n taugo cennloyid o, ,el sfgnien"
ts euent0 qhsnunoah he Podido olvidar
&a- -4%G - l-s8T$F
Hace va mucho tiempo-Clentos de eientos
de snos--que una sncanEgdoTsI doncellai llama
da clytia, yiyis en- IN pals nay lelano' llAmado
HellRs. a5a .fs.
Ciytia no era en- realidad ma doncelIa,
sino una ninfa de las aguas, que ten1a SO me-.
fR6a allS, muy oculta, en- la espesura de un
bosuGe frOndosislmo.
En aquellOs tiempos, cada arroyo cada
&rboi; tenfan su esPfritu guardian. ea
Los espfritus de los drboles SO llamabsn
ariadas, y los del aqua, nayRdes ninfas
las gentes de Hellas, Que eran grfegasr
crefan qns 4a isEtidad de 81 terra era depias
Clytia era una n&yade, encaTgads. dc cus-.
todlAr uAR hermOsa eorTiente de sguas epali~
mas que atfa7esRndo niontsfss We ~desfzaban
serenAs y me gestuoaas murmuEando veees
soEdamente. a3 r~a 4vsae,v.~rog-, : &
2 era muy bella Clytia: rarecfs an a. Vision
por 10 misteriosa sgura de 81 euerpo. Osten-
taba una lATga y Rtundanss cAbellsrR rubia
0ns cubrfa su espalda por complete y ocuLtaba
su rostEo como al esLAElekh kuhE0hus 81 un
nido de pumaje dorado,
-su ter era blanca como el interior de un
llrio, sus oios eastsnos como laa sguas GUAM
DO las sombras de los aroolas Las escurecen
rnovibles COMO las levee. .eudRs del rio cnando
ID brisa 10 hRcs estrem seer. 1M&
Z viva muy dichosa On equel bosque
frnndoao donde hsbia nacldo donde habia
nprsndldo 6 amar Ia vida.
Mas. IN dfat para ella infortunado, le
h.nrrs dAr nm paseo mas largo Que de costuTn-
ire. siguiendo el curso del arroyo, lego
sallr de Aauellas ttnleblas, y ancontrarse en-
e@tapo raso, CuAi no sefia Sc Sofpresa al YER
an I'll arroyo Ft tAejarse eompletamente Ia ina
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-17
Grace Adela Pierce.
A La JUVENTUD

al scA nacIsRte .bafia la cumbre Il.
del alto monte con viva lumbre
trinando pasan los ruise fiores;
CON ell roefo So abren laa flores
csfro vueIa de Iona en- Iona,
recoge peFlas y vierte aroma
duice mi canto suena tu puerta
-Faente escondida, blanca palonaa.
ay, despierta
Yo SOW 81 ave cue ALA an Orfente
bafS6 sus alas en- bandc ambiente;
vo soy el aura que SO dasliEa
y tus cAbellos, jugando, RIA
blanes. serena, como Ea aurora,
eonsusIo 81 alma que q noras llora
las perfume traigo tu pnerta
-OYe ell acento del qua to adora.
ay, despierts
Ilagi6n alec, que aver sol1as
llaaay de encanbo mis- srI5tes dfas
fior de los bosquss, enda del vienso,
Iuz cue ilumina nj penssmtento
.nyaa ia sonbra que n5 Sc aieanza?
SErea al RIO que 81 mai Sc lanza?
Io,eYtud mfa, Ilemo Ga puerts.
mo rne conocese SOY ID esperangaf
Az, td estAs m1erts
Luis Rivera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-17
A cz0LGOS,Z
EL MATADoR De MAC KINLEY

Comunican de Paris con.sfeeha 25 de Dl-
eiembrs que han telegrafado dc New York
que los oEaGbs y peri6afcos anaraaistas han ini-
eiade ma eoiects para cue 40 sadhieren los de
Francia consel fn de Teupfr fondosY lsEantar
un monuments & Leon Czogosz 8utor de la
trsgsdia de B6fAlo en- que cay6 herido de
mnerte Mr.. Mac klnEey, antecesor dc Mrs
Roosevelt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-17
a II Il = . 3 I

NAran Dep6sito de calzado de Arturo E.
- Dfaz Ga Artfculos para caballer0s.s 2.
Medias, corbatas, paraguas. Artfcu1os de
viaie. Arecibo, Plaza Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-17

Aun no Sc ha ievantado el pron6stico re-
servado sobre In herida de Daniel VeIkzquez,
quien contin1a On ell Hospital
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-17

fa1 aver So csiebt6 en al iuzgado de Caguas 81
iaicid contra Esiix Canaacho Roman por lesio
nes Catalina Roman Torres.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-17
zAPATERIA Y TALABARTERIA J.

81 que suscribe ofrece sus seryiGlos de
an1bos ramos. cafless de al ufz4 BelRfsA ell fadb
del establecmiento La BorinquenS de los Sc
flores Targas & ca, sdemas IN gran Burtido
de zapatos efectOs de monturas v coehes.
Caguas, ae de Noviembre de 1901.
CrksGObaH COztbm.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-17

y'@'S ~ . III gIaTsIss Il a4e]
sCRfa S. arp .tsa4s af 50
swm,S@ gE1ff&E
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-17
pARTIDo FEDERAL
oFICINAs En- SAN JUAN

Et sefoT Presidents del CgGsqpo EjecatttUo,
por haber mudado au Residential Senturce,
reclbfr6 en- su dsspacho--San Jugto 11-de IL
q dG Ia .tards p. m.
SecretarE1 general: Eortalaza a, alfoss q.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-01-01
ECONOMY IN PRODUCTION.

l was reading some time ago of that
great multi millionaire Rockefeller's
report to Congress on trusts In it he
said that trusts were not necessarily
detrimental to the people. He said
in his business he got no better rail
road rates than his competitors. He
maintained that his success was due
to study of producing a cheaper and
better grade of goods for the people.
This was done, he said, regardless Of
the expense of changing machinery
when it was found that other machin-
cry would do the same work more
economically. This same principle
must be applied in all lines of bust
ness Many of you keep COWS that
give you no returns, They are simply
bOarders This reminds me of lee
ture that | heard that eminent color
ed man, Booker Y, Washington, of
the Tuskegee institute, give. His
theme was the education of the color
ed man so that he could compete with
his white brother. This, he said,
would settle the question of what to
do with the colored man down south
with his old wooden plow, string ,har-
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-01-01

ness and old mule, trying to prepare
the ground for corn and planting It
with hoe, competing with man up
north who sits on his planter with
his umbrella over his head, planting
two rows at q time. I frequently
think of this when I see some of our
farmers trying to make money dairy
ing with a scrub COW. Now it takes
about $25 to feed the ordinary cow
one year. This we have found out
by actual experience at our school,
We have opened up an account with
each one of our COWS. We charge
them with the food they consume and
give them credit for the butter they
produce. 1t will surprise you to see
the record of our herd before we began
to weed them out. We had some COWS
that gave US clear profit of $50 per
head we had others that ran us in
debt 81 or 81; that is, they did not ac-
tually give us butter enough to pay
for their food. If you tried dairying
with this kind of COWS you would GER
tainly fail
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-01-01

sold generally at 13 to lac. Saturdays
sales were at ID to 15c and this was the
general range thereafter until the close.
Ordinary undrawn turkeys sold at II to
12c, and No Is at 8 to 10c. There was
some call for choice soft western chickens
and few of the best brought 13c, but
common lots remained dull at 10 to lie.
Fowls had only a limited sale. Ducks sold
fairly Geese plenty and dull unless of
extra quality. The moderate receipts of
northern turkeys sold generally at Is to
1Sc, and choice chickens at l5c.
FLoUR.-The movement in flour contin-
ues slow and it is only in hand to mouth
way that sales are making. The price is
advanced or reduced i'll sympathy with
the cost of wheat, but buyers show no de-
sire to stock ahead at any price. At the
close agents have generally been marked
higher, but quotations are mostly nomi-
nal. Spring patents are dull at about
S4.10 to 4,40 as a full range of sales, but
some special brands are held above the
latter figure. Winter patents are dull but
held firm at about the same range as for
spring patents but sales made are limited
to meeting pressing demands that come
up, For clear and straight winter wheat
Hours the demand is limited but prices
are held steady. About 1915 to $50 is
quoted for clears, with straights at about
$3.50 to 4. Some tiours are held above the
latter price but THIS VIII cover sales. SO
OATs.-There is a slow demand noted
and prices are a tritie easier than last
week Receipts for local use are small
but the high prices tend to keep the wants
of buyers down to meet actual necessities.
No fancy clipped white oats on spot but
the cost to ship from the west is 81 1-2 to
$50. No. clipped white are quoted at
81 1-2 to SOC with the range down for lower
grades.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-01-01
GOOD SIGNS.

In these days of strong competition,
where dairy butter completes with
oleomargarine and deviled butter, the
signs are for a better knowledge of
things that are new. There is an ever
increasing demand for more and bet
ter COWS and for better knowledge
of how to feed and care for them.
While this is the tendency on the
farm the creamery operator has a
greater desire for the scientific and
successful way of making the best
butter. Among great many farmers
there is desire for the farm separat-
or, and this causes a desire for other
and better appliances than can be used
to advantage where dairying is a
large part of the business on the farm.
This is day of progress and the
dairyman is not to be left behind in
the procession,
1t is always good sign to see good
COW stables equipped with the best
conveniences for stabling COWS. Good
COWS, Chat have been tested by the
J )cock test), up date churns and
butter workers speak in emphatic
terms of the improvement that is GO
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-01-01

ing on. In the districts where dairy
ing has been the chief occupation on
the farm the farmers are striving to
know more than they already know.
In other districts, where this indus
try has been only of a secondary con-
sideration, there is desire to know
more about it, The creamery fraud
has learned that people are "on to"
his tricks A good creamery is want
ed, such one as will be paying one
for the stockholders. Patrons who
sell milk to a creamery only want, and
they should insist ON it, that their
milk should be paid for according to
its merits. In many localities the
farmers are in a position to resent any
failure on the part of the operator to
treat them fairly by making good
quality of butter themselves, and thus
becoming released from what has
been the means of discouraging many
beginner in the dairy business.
1t is always good sign when men
engaged in any line of business want
to know more about that business
1t is better sign when they arrive at
point of "the more they know the
more they want to know. One sell
dom finds successful dairyman who
knows it all. He is engaged in some
other line Of business. He may be the
cream gatherer or the mill hauler, or
he may be engaged in some line of
business where he will not be requir-
ed to do much thinking. He may pos
sibly move to town where he can be-
gin work at eight and quit at five
O'Clock, and where there are no COWS
to milk or care for. Our schools and
experiment stations are turning out
trained butter makers all of the time.
These business men are going to take
up the business as a vocation, and
that too, on the plan that there is
nothing in guess work. They don't
wish to guess that certain COW is a
good one and that certain methods
may bring good results, but they go at
it with a knowledge based on expert
ence that has won success. Live Stock
Indicator.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-01-01
AN EvANcELIsT's STORY,

u suffered for years with a bron-
chial or lung trouble and tried vari-
GUS remedies but did not obtain per-
manent relief until commenced using
One Minute Cough Cure writes
Rev. James Kirkman, evangelist, of
Belle River, ILL.,, 81 have no hesita-
ton in recommending to all sufferers
from maladies of this kind" One
Minute Cough Cure affords immedi-
ate relief for coughs, colds, and all
kinds of throat and lung troubles.
For Group it is unequalled. Absolute
ly safe Very pleasant to take,
never fails and is really favorite
with the children. They like it. w.
e. Terrill u Co., O. Blakely.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-01-01
RETAIL DEALERS PRICES
Finds Way to Live Long.

The startling announcement of dis
covery that will surely lengthen life
is made by editor o. H. Downey
of Ohurubusco, Ind, II wish to
state" he writes, "that DR.. King s
New Discovery for Consumption is
the most infallible remedy that l have
ever known for Coughs, Colds, and
Grip. It's invaluable to people with
weak lungs. Having this wonderful
medicine, no one need dread pneu-
monia or consumption. It's relief is
instant and cure certain. - G. Blake
ly guarantees every SOC and 81. 90 bot
tie, and gives trial bottles free,
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-01-01
HoW'S This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY g. co, Props.
Toledo, o,
We, the undersigned, have known F,
j. Cheney for the last 10 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations
made by their firm.
West & Truax, wholesale druggists,
Toledo, o.
Walding, Kinnan, & Marvin, whole
sale druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
Price zoe. per bottle. Sold by all
druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-01-01
CURRENT COM m EMIT.

Wool The market is active and firm.
Manufacturers have continued their oper-
ations and would have bought more If
they could. In large and small lots there
has been active trading and there seems
TO be some one always ready TO take up
what is offered The advancing tendency,
so apparent for several weeks, has culmi-
mated in higher prices being paid for
several kinds of wool and all grades are rs
firm rs could be. While there Is still con-
siderable speculation, by far the bui of
the transactions are for the ligi nc
necessities of manufacturers With al
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-01-01
OUR PHONES IN ENGLAND.
American Machines Have Superseded
the Older English Systems.


the Older English Systems.
Another electrical industry which
the English in a measure have allowed
to slip from their grasp is the making
OF Telephones" writes Allen Sangree In
Afnsee's Magazine for December.
Here again America is unexcelled, and
the general poStofflce has just testified
to our skill by giving to the Western
Electric company Of Chicago the entire
order for London. England, while
blaming It's own manufacturers for
lack OF enterprise, Is 50 oveTjoyed to
see new era In telephone mechanics
that she has only words of excessive
praise for the Yankees. This IL because
the National Telephone company, that
up to the present has controlled all the
important patents In the United King
dom, made selfish use of its position
and refused to improve the service.
ITO any one who has attempted to
talk over telephone in London ii
would seem lnconceivable how any
people, even the Arabs, could stand
such imposition. The London system
is such that it frequently takes an hour
to secure connection. was present al
one frustrated effort when, after strug.
Cling for more than that length Of
time, enduring all the anguish of Sissy
phus, we were finally advised by Cen
trail to call up a messenger, You vii
make better time said he.
"The telephone rates. too, are cyOr
bitant. and one subscriber that KNOW
pays a yearly renal Of 500 iur liN,
telephones. This does not luclua-
charges for conversations over thr,
minutes. The Americana sSHVIu ch q.
to be Introduced viii ho III, b,G-',
cheapest and Lest IN Tie 0m'3, nat.
reasonable cy,l diam VA So, a,r
our own country Rae .'t.. D..
ness houses rs hu $40 u sea- Hd
residences only go
before scloc ~ tar Sitt,'l ..,t
expects ia e'led .a - u'l .,ol of lu.,.-
countries La. t.Sts aad ''r' hr
American lei,p orc, ,.' .,.l'' 't,. r-
of their ciir.acy o.. r.~u ..r.
order cor.1 N. ..i,ru ..-r 49, tr.,,
than a., N.-,y"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-01-01
Some Foolish People

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beyond the reach of medicine. They
often say, sob, it will wear away
but in most cases it will wear them
away. Could they be induced to try
the successful medicine called Kemp's
Balsam, which is sold ON positive
guarantee to cure, they would imme-
diately see the excellent effect after
taking the first dose, Pice 25c and
SOC. Trial size free, At all druggists.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-01-01
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