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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-12

AbTi6se una poerta en ls larga
hilera de los lodes de recilO1 sur
gui6 la triete fgura ennaquecids
del general duque que se apoya68
pencss M ente en- Ell brazo de MI
stll6n para salu7ar q Ia notaria
con sstas insolentes paIabras:
-Af1adlrE 81 Il ra mia, que nues.
tro inocente Sc ha lido tomando d
prGstamo cfen mil frances GU nos
costaran al doble, mient as que 81
Danae Sc jact8 de habar hufdo, 10
hizo justamente con La camIsa que
llevaba enci ms.
Mientras hablaba, un antique
espejo colocado sobre la chlmenea
del pequeffo salon reflejaba .el tenn
blor de sus largos bigotes toTcidos
ror una sonrisa de rslhia J eI gesto
desc erado que Ell maestro Juan
hacfa Dc ttr3s del sill0n cen Ell arco
de sil yioloncello. a sefiora de Fe-
nigan SO habfa puesto en- pie con
dignidad y sali6 diciendo:
-Desead que vuestro hiio 10 &c
eneutentre frente a ffente del mfo.
El general Sc extremeci6, peFo
la djqu sa para tranquilizarlo:
-Deia, af1adi6, uno esta an Uze-
lies otro canine de la India. Di-
fell sera que Sc encuentFen
Sin embargo, apelbas Sc siei6 Ell
coche de la sefiora de Fenigan, la
msron Alexandra.
~-1MI generalr
No pierdas de Vists d Ricardo,
Dyes 81 se Darcha do aqui, sigaelo
y tenros al taEto.
LA duaGesa afIadl6i:
--Cuantn lbs gastes de mi hiio,
piis 10 Cue quiera. tIableme ustt d
en- persona del caso.
FL antique moro de comedof sc
inclin6 hasta ell suelo r sali6 de
GrarlbuFgc irdnico J content.
/ Ricardo or treta nisn Iba de un
| lad0 & otrO del sal6n de su luinta,
|, dsn5o pascs irscunclos, Y lsubidos
1 los hombrns, al OR el relatel que ls
L hacfa 81 madre, llelia die iiidlgnR.
Il ciou en- "a mecedorsI, con ei snm
hFaio sobre las rodillIas. El marida
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-12
LA vOZ DEL PUEBLO
(continnark.)

En Ii tAvds del domIngo Attino Sc Ilsv6
sfssto ga Gaavanila In csisbraef6n dc una
asAmbiea para f1rmuiar energies protssta por
Ia ansxi6a de eisho pueblo q la ciudad de
Ponce.
InmansA mnehAdn Mbra llsnaba In plRza
del pueblo, viandosG aln Feprssentadas todAs
las siasas socialas, MIA distinai6n de ma1iees
polfneos.
IA el proplo dia, Gon fgual An, sc csla-
bro GA FeH1elsx nm smastingS popular.
30 oya ahora la potants voS del pushl0, de
sse pueblo cue ia visto dssatsndfeo poE
los qus Sc intisnlan aus legfalmos repressntan-
tss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-12

lI0 de Pasrto mieo 6 da los EaAados UntAOs, nj
la &ndsra N4eionAl, nj mir gan otro am mblema
cem6u al puabio On general.
20 aAao da fAlIeefsaisnto, ranauefa q all
minaci6n de asg1a candidate daspuks ae su
dssIg sci6n para In sandtdsaura, no aar
que deapu6s 20 hayA are ehivado un esrtiAeAdo
en- ell qua sonsts 10 dssig 1sci6n do otro caudi-
dato, una soliciaad de Isl dssignact61, uuo Il
otr0 doca msnto an ealldRd do aupiet ario, oil
PFeaidaRaa del parAiio el comit8 sentrai del
mismo llsnar6n L. vaeante.
(ConNnnark)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-12
l.IEEA FEF.REA DEL oEsTR
Itinararo dA Trelas y VaPorea qua Fag3F@
desds oil dfa = DIV Saptismbrs do 1881

Salldas do In Capital Bayam6aa
stgsulkknebmenka.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-12
Francisco Cruz.
rfuilllo-slso, D de- Marso do 1909.

Muy sefior mf1 de mi mas distin gnida O
confederation. Il sstA hoy hsbfa mllitado en-
las alas del pArsido Pspublicgno, ereyendo que
aaf contribufa iabrAf Ia felieidsd dc mi pafs,
pero visndo Lea proeedimiensos puessos On
prkctics por los hombres que diri1sn squalla
eolectividsd. he tornado Ell prop6sito irrevosa-
BILE de sepsrarms de sns alas, ingrssBndo en- oil
gran partido federal, & aico, mi entGnder, cue
Iabcrs por la fslicidad y pisnestaR de Paarto
Rico.
gfrvasa a.i b eearlo p6bliso en su iluatrado
peri6 tico, rscibiand0 por clio Las MAJ exprsst-
vas graelas de ga aaso. .. 9. eofrelgionsylo.
Jesds Izquierdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-12
QaebradilIas, ds Marao de 1902.
81. Director de- LA DEMoCRACrA

81. Director de LA DEMoCHACTA.
Muy gehor mfo. No sstAndo conformS con
los rumbas procedures del psrtido republieR-
no. quiero hseer pd5lico por medic de estaa II
meas, que desda hoy quado desligado de dicho
partido, ingresandn aomo soldAdo do ala en- sl
federal, por ser oil aoco csfensor de los inte-
reses v In diguidad puersorriquena.
Q1sdo de ustsa & # no. correligionario y
aeguro ssrvI1eF.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-12
HRTZE, LUlVDT c CD.
PONG II, P. B.

FUN MAB IL q @S~
Casas sa Aayagtses y Sa" J'~GT)
Rnu~weros C,D C,DmaAaAenhssaRs
AGEN TIES
A, las siRuieRtes oompaiifas dc vapores
Hambmrg AmsPHGam Lilac
Hamburg.
Ia WEL0CE
GsnoVa.
Rew Eark and PtO. RAcO .. G.. Co
New York.
ROBson Steamship Line.
New York.
Sierra Steamship Line
Liverpool.
vasOrs ss cerrsOs do s0brlnOs dc Herrera
Habana.
Salvos9om West Indies o. .. CS.
Galveston.
De las signisnteg Compaiifas dc ASS.
EGros contra incendlo.
La BALOIsE,
HAMBURG BREMENsE,
AACHEN d MUNICH.
ASEGUROS AARITIMOS
Norte GsrnlAnica.
RepFesoR tanGBg
del Board OF Underwriters OF rev ork.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-12
San Juan

La DaHo0EAeIA 50 encuaHesa os Vsn~
"a GA loa estableeizEient0s aigulsasos =,
ssaerss AllSm Company, Plaza al
fonse XII.
Farmseia =. III. Patfoas saR ! usrO D.
i'll. Zsrbf, PEsrtH-sasffs'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-12
Juan Landr6n Acosta.


0.' A1tEuIH1A WI P0IIOUEt9U %AM' @4s'"
Hstfmado actor amigo: He de MERCER
ri6iico, que dssde esta faeha ma separo re-
tiFo complatam ents da toda polfsica activs, asi
como del partido rspublicano cue he psrss-
necido; permanseiendo CON tai motive sn aeti-
tud independents y saldata toda cuenta son
todas aquailas personss que be tenido nacssi
oaa de Asacar en- defensa de algunos da los
Eissmbros de In colectividad & Que psrtensefs.
quisnss, por las PRISE ntss Iinsas, lss snvio oil
abrszo fr&tarnal
La anticipa las grasiaa por assa atsnci6a
ga 6 4 po. amigo y 8. s. q. b. .. m.
Juan Landr6n Aeosta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-12
Para carar uu ReseYaatsss

en- IN dia tome las PAsTILLAS LAxAN-
TEs DE BHOMO QUtEINA. Ei botieario
le devolverA el dinaro 81 n1 IS cuea. La aPus
die q w. GROVE ae halla en- eada cajita,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-12
Manifestations poIlticas
Cayey, IL de Marso de 90:

Cayey, IL de Marso de 1909.
-5r. Director de LA DEMoCRACIA.
Hstimado seftT amigo: Espsro MERCER
de su hna atsnci6n 90 sirva dsr publicidAd q In
adjunta carta, que con ests fechs diriio al Pc
rindf 90 SMl PATS Lss anticipa las ErRcias gu
al no. amigo ys.s q b. 0. n.
Juan Landr6n Acosta.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
3 4 j g IL
The Telephone Girl,
Another Bijou Hit.
Secure Seats Now.
BRlcKLAYER, MEET TONIGHT.
They May Decide Upon Course That VIII
Ed Trnuble-SItuatIou UNCHANGED.

The trouble which has arisen between
the master brickiayers and the Journey
men still exists. It may be settled TO-
night. The union of journeyUisn meets,
and 1t Is generally conceded that 1t Is the
move OF the practical brickiayers next.
There was absolutely no change yes
terday in the situation. Each side Is
waiting to see what the other will do.
Almost all the building in the city Is
crippled, though some OF the general con-
tractors made an attempt yesterday with
the aid Of coored bricklayers and appreH-
tees. to do some work. But the most In
teresting sight OF the day was afforded
by the master bricklayers, who did some
practical work themselves in laying
bricks In some Instances the master
workmen, assisted by the colored men
and the apprentices. worked most OF the
day. and made creditable progress.
No serious attempt has been made yet
to bring outside labor here. This. so 1t
was stated yesterday, will not be done for
several days. and it Is demonstrated that a
settlement OF the trouble will he consid-
erabIy postponed. Every one Is hoping
for an arnicahle settlement OF the dis
agreement and one Is looked for IN view
OF the fact that the points in question arc
not SO serious as they would be II 1t was
one Of wages. But that matter does not
enter into the trouble at all. The mini
mum price Is s. day OF eight hours.
The trouble between the Brtcklayers
Union and the George A Fuller Conn
pa1y. which Is erecting the factory of the
American Cigar Company. will soon be
settled Mr.. II. 2. Canty, international
vfee-pre,ident OF the Bricklayers and
Mason. Union. Of Washington. was IN
the city awhile yesterday. He, hr. W. s.
Sample, of the Fuller Company. and tho
Arbitration Committee OF the local Union.
held a conference while Mr.. Canty vas
here. and decided to submit the matter TO
George P Gubbins. the national president
~ ton. This official will soon giva
hts opinion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
ARE COMING BACK.
rsfessors aud Students Returning for New
Years y, srk- Phi.oIogan OF lecrs.

Tho students at Richmond College ara
4.saIa getting down 10 work. A majority
81 t.4e.n nave rptu. ned to shsic duties,
while the remaining ones will arrive ny
Monday.
Or. J. r. Hunter has returned from
j. pleasure trip TO Washington.
Professor r. E. Gaines spent his hoit-
dets IN his native S ats-South Caroiina-
With hts b,oth-T.
Professor S. O.. Mitchell is back from
Mississippi, where he went TO visit MS
BROTHER and mother.
President F. w. Boatwright went to
spend his holiday In Buckingham with MS
parents He has not :.aturned or account
Of the high water,
Las. night the Phiioiog!an Literary
society held It's election OF officers. Tho
following officers were elected: E. L.
.lilen. president: e n. Williams. vice
pr stdent; W. l.. Phillips. secretary: E,
ii, Ankers, treasurer; Goodwin Frazer,
e tic. J, c. Quaries censor; G. D. Chris
dan, Chaplain; o. B. Falls, ssrgeant-at-
arms. ard Pond and King. hall managers.
The society decided 10 have a paoiis
debate They siected A W. II. Jones,
w. II. Carter, T. w. tKncheioa and ",
p Powell as debatsrs. Messrs. VI. Q.
Sewers AMI T. ". McCaai were chosen
reader and dcc'aimsr respectively.
D-. Hatcher spent last night In Ches-
ssrns!d and to-day Will 80 up to Carsbs
HAL, bis country plaes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04

PER Feet
Goth Powder
AN ELEGANT u ] Ell LUXURY.
Used by people OF rein ement
for over a quarter Ola century.

caused her to lose 80 pounds OF flesh,
which. according to the amount sued
for, she. valued at s16s, SO 2-s a pound,
# For FIVE years Miss Miller considered
herself the af1lanced bride Of Heunins,
and then he married, another woman.
whereupon the deserted one began to
lose flesh until she had shrunken 80
pounds.
ST tell YOU" says a Kansas hoy who
has been serving in the Philippines.
there is no country like America when
one has been in an uncivilized country
for two years and half and then
plunges right into New York city.
don't believe In hollering and yelling the
way. the majority OF soldiers do. out
when T was sailing up New ork Haroor
and passed the Statue Of Liberty threw
my hat In the air and yelled until was
#hoarse. !"
.,I don't know good music from bad,
myself.
Well. sab, dere's a lot Of folks like
you. only dey doan know it!"--Puck
The Bank Of New Amsterdam. OF New
York, has declared special dividend OF
GO per cent. in addition to its 5 per cent.
quarterly dividend and another special
dividend of 20 per cent. within the year.
For the twelve months the profits shared
an ong Its stockholders amounted to lo
per- cent on capitalization OF s25o,ooo
The bank has also added about s10o, ooo
to its surplus. A year ago Its surplus
was $4,000, while now 1t Is 100000 Or
twice It's capital stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
HITS
ARE BEING MADE
Ballot Necessary to Determine Fight
in Ohio.
f.- --------.
AL MEMBERS NE ARE WATCHED
oue Turned on His Escort aud Aissrvard
Attempted to Start asoy:neatte
Drop Both Mekinaon
and Price.
ALL MEMBERS ARE WATCHED
(By Associated . ,.s,.)

COLUMBUS, O.. Jan. 2.-The so-called
Foraker-Hauua contest over the ogssntSar
ton OF the OHIO legislature closed It's
last day with neither Price nor McKin-
non assured Of the necessary s. votes for
the Republican nomination for Speaker.
Sacrifice hits on both sides are being
made for ali other places to get votes Ton
Mchinnon ana Price. and tonight 1t is
1onceu.d THAI the ballot In caucus to-
morrow afternoon is the only sure
thing,
While McKinnon and Price are claim
ing 81 votes each, theiz managers, who
keep books, are more conservative.
Congressman Dick, director general for
Mckinnon.. said:
I'VE gained two in the declarations Of
Buckley, Of Perry, and Fisher. OF
,hed!an, to-day and We want couple
more"
The Price men concede Mckinron only
-, but conservative watchers say each
has 90 sure, and that each needs at least
two mora votes.
CLOSE ESPIONAGE
George 3. Cox, manager for Price, said
tonight:
There are still seven doubtful Rspuh-
ncan representatives. We need two or
three Of them. and, thu others, four or
hve.''
While Dick, Cox and others are after
recruits, their Iieutenants are having live
~ times In holding their men In line and
! III guarding them IN many instances.
Members on both sides are accompanied
by friends wherever they go, even to their
meals, and to bed. There are sentinels
about the hotels and at the railroad sta
tons to see that none get away or INTO
strange company. Representative Willis
| turned on his escort to-day and publicly
denounced the organized espionage Oh
both sides"
II afserward attempted to start a
| movement to drop Price and Mcktnnoy,
and take UP new man tor Speaker
While every possible effort is being made
| tonight to secure the few remaining
doubtful merbrs. it Is evident that the
most untiring efforts are being made By
| both sides to hold their own.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
Favorite Pulled.
{By Associated Press,

CHARLESTON, S. c.. Jan. s.-Lady
Hayran. the favorite in the fourth race
at the Expos..lon track this afternoon
was pulled just after the nag fell ac.
cording TO the statement made by
Starter Bruen and Sakchen, an outsider
selling at Is to 1, won the race. Alarie
Lady Haynan's jockey, was set ,dowr
by the judges. The favorites took first
money in the other races Weather fae
track fast Summarizes:
First race-for four-year-olds and up,
ward: six furlongs-Kate Gibbons. first
Gale Todd second. Intel! third. Time
1:20 IA
Second race-for raaidens tlree-year.
old; five furlonss-Lady Florence first
oton Clay second. Ohio King third
Time. 1907 3-4.
Third race-sellins: for tour-year-oldE
and upward-ona and one-sf1teenth Of a
ntle-Prince Esher first, Lulu Hammond
second. Sauce Bot third. Time, 1851.
Fourth race-selling: Cor three-yea--
olds and upwards; four and a bali fur
long-sakchen first. Trio,y Nelson sec.
ond Lady Hayman third. Time. :6s-
f,ftt, race-for four-rcar-olds anu up
ward; six furlongs-Also Ran first, Bad
Benny second. ECONOMIC third Time
I:z0,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
WILL SEE CORONATION.
President VIII seud Officers to Sc. Edward
VII. Crowned.
n, Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, Jan. Sit is under,
stood that way may be found by which
two naval officers of high rank will take
part In the coronation ceremonies at Lon
don. Although the question OF select
Ing officers for this service has not yes
been considered by the President or tn.
Secretary OF the Navy, yet the prospect
that such selections will be made has
caused much speculation in naval cir.
Giles.
The present indications are that tht
President will select civilian represent
tative for the coronation, and also one
officer Of the army and one OFFICER Of
the navy to accompany this civilian
Quite apart from this the navy will he
represented by a squadron in English
waters. with q rear-adriral in command.
The effect of this arrangement will be TO
place two naval officers of high rank IN
service In CONNECTION with the corona
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
Crescent City Races.
on A..nciated Press.l

NEW ORLEANS. LA, Jan. 3.-Favcr-
ties Jared badly in to-day's racing. AoHos
being the only one to score. Summary:
First race, one miie-Eliza Dillon e to
u first, King Tattus q to u second, So
capa Is to s. third. Time. 1:t+
Second race. ak and halt frrlonsa
sellIng;-Eeouae 6 to y hrst, samivsl &
to !, second, Homage C to y third. Time
~ Ia,
Third race. selling. one mile and an
eishth-Meggs q to D frst. Lady cnoris-
ter e to y second. Matte Bazaar {2o to
y third. Time, 1 81.
Fourtn race, selling, SIX and hail
furlonxs-Death g to y hrst, The Rush
g to 81 second. Siren Song 20 to y third.
Time. liz.
Fifth race, selling one mile and an
e,ghth-Monos e to s. first, Judge stead
man {s6 to y second. Governor Boyd G
to y third Time, Est.
sixth race, one rnile-Lingo a to y hrse
DR.. Hart e to y second, Hayward Hunter
as to s. third. Time. t:3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
PERSONAL AND CRITICAL. :

The statement was made the other. day
in. thes Tribune that; lin spite Of his adj
vancing years, Colonel Henry water
son, of Louisville, gets to his ONCE every
morning at o'clock, which necessitates
very early rising. as he lives twenty
miles from Louisville and drives to his
Office behind g spirited pair Of Kentucky
mares. This has elected from corre-
here given should have come under New
Fiction heading. tMarse Henry's' office
hours are more nearly II to l every other
Wednesday, and on the pike. with the
reins OYER q; pair of spirited mares, Sod
save the other vehicles!"-New York
Tribune
''N.y dear, this is my friend. Sniggins,
OF whom you have heard me speak -
I'm glad to meet you, Mr.. ,Smiggins.
You can hardly appreciate what con-
venience your acquaintance is to my nus
band when he stays out later than he
Should. ''-Indianapoli News.
Mrs. N. L. Stow, of Illinois, who for
several years has held the Office of vice
president Of the Illinois Beekeepersi. As
ISOLATION has again been elected to that
position. Her work in bee culture was
begun in 1884, and at present she has
twenty colonies of bees, that number be-
ing as many as can, according to her
experience be handled with profit Mrs.
Stow is Of the opinion that to be sue
cessful with bees the person who handles
them must not only thoroughly under
stand their habits, but must have a posi-
tive fondness for the york.
First citfzen-Did you vote to allow the
saloons in this ward to keep open on
Sunday?
Second Citizen-No, sir If a man In
this ward wants a drink on Sunday let
him go to some other ward. That's what
I do!-Puck.
Colonel Pcquart. who became famous
in connection with the Dreyfus case. Is
writing a series Of articles for a French
periodical in which he is comparing the
military situations in Germany and
France.
Don't you think that the writing Of
letters to Santa Claus is pretty custom
for children?
"I do" answered Senator Sorghum. "It
is very much Ike the practice Of intro
ducing bills in Congress. In the mai ,rIty
of cases there are no practical results.
But the author IS gratified and there is
no harm done"-Washington Star.
The Crown Prince of Siam attained his
majority Thursday. The Prince went to
England eight years ago and entered
Christ Church College Oxford. He has
also taken O military course at Sand
hurst. He is naturally bright and re-
Gently published an ambitious work IN
..The Var of the Polish Succession
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
THE FIRE RECORD.

Some figures recently given out by the
Insurance Press have brought thinkihs
o,,e 10 reflection. 1t is shown that
within the last twenty-five years 'ie
Are Kisses in the United States nave eA-
ceeded s2,soo.ooo,o 600 and Of this immense
total the year 1901 contributed losses ag-
rrerating over s17o,ooo,o0o. 1t is further
stated in the same publication that in
this country nearly 100 insurance com
NAMES. with fully paid-up capital. not IN
Guiding the mutual companies nor the
1vo-cailed Fire Lloyds have failed or gone
on, OF business to avoid inevitable bank
yuntcv. But most of them have been
ruined by the losses incurred in the con-
duct of their business.
This is a serious question Tor business
men to consider, and q serious question,
also, for lawmakers to consider The
fire insurance companies of the country
are a national blessing. and it would be
a national disaster for them to be
bankrupted. It makes a discreet man
fairly tremble to think of being without
insurance upon his property. and If
there were no fire insurance companies
the fire fiend would be terror indeed,
It is. therefore, in the interest of the
public that these insurance companies
be preserved, and 1t is also to our inter-
est that they do not raise the rates.
To that end there should be thorough
sympathy and harmony of action be-
tween the iaw-makers, the city and town
authorities Of the country and the in
surance companies. The lawmakers can
do something at least toward reducing
what is called tho moral risk. The laws
against incenaiarism should be severe
and there should be a coroner to inves-
tigatei every fire that occurs. especially
under suspicious circumstances. The au-
thorities in the cities and towns can do
much to reduce tho risk by having rigid
building regulations. by requiring the
complete Insulation Of the electric wires
which are now run into almost every
town building. and especially by having
q good and efficient FIRE department and
q bountful supply of water.
r. all these things be done we shall
have fewer disastrous fires and the in
rurance companies viii be able to make
g living without increasing their rates.
This Is very practical question and
It should be dealt with in practical
T.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04
AFTERMATH.
Work on the Philadelphia elevated road
is to begin In sixty days.


Mr.. surnlice-oh. Mrs, Dash! The
church bazaar is not SO bad; it brings the
church people together.
Mrs. Dash-Mr. .surplice, after you have
been in this parish a while longer you'll
understood tiat for true peace ana
an.'ty our chtrells people need to be kept
apart.--Puck. n:
cit is sad murmured the Musing
Theorizer. ITO think that every man has
his price. =
.'Yes.'', admitted the Intensely Practi-
cal Worker, and 1t is a sad fact that
half the time he cant get lt."-Tit-Bits.
B. Miss Lizzie Miller, atfeouely Wiscon-
sin girl. has sued Henry J Henning, OF
Chicago, for s., 900, for alleged breach Of
promise. The peouliarity OF the; action
is the charge by Miss Miller that worry
over the diiatoriness of her recreant lover