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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

CON la que Ia, seaora Rpcher tenfs
en- la mano.
Era Ell rnisino papels Ell nlisno
perfume discreto, Ia mtsma dslica
IA letra tambien alargsda.
Solo que la segunda carta estata
concebida en- los terminos siguien
tes:
<Mt queridc conde: SQuieres We.
mir mafiana naiercoles, d mi casa
6 tornar te y fumar ,cigarrillosY
Aqnf encontraras una buena par
tida de lansquenet, y ademas, La
nueva favorits tuya, que euro del
amor que me tenfas,I mCnStrulo
auerido; es decir, que Eodras yer d
Ia sefiorita Car.ota LuHin. d la que
todos conocemos ror Carambola.
,Te besa y lie perdone. -.
Esta carta, cuyo esttlo trascen
dfa barrio lie Breda, de 10 mas
descabellado, estaba frmada por
un nombre impossible, ICON uno die
esos que 8e o,Fen pronhnciar msis
que en- esa, sociedad sad geaaerIs, de
las pecadorss. La aut3ra do tan
singular invitacion Sc lsamaba T,,.
pacio.
El conde ensef16 Herminia los
dos b1lleteS.
Herminia poni6ndose muy pail
da los confront6.
Els La mislna letra, murmur0
con cierto terror.
I@S6,o, : observe el conde. .r-auIe
mi carta hace IN affo que estA
escrits, v 10 que parece extraordI-
mario, sef1ora, es que eaa mljer sIe
nallaba en- Italia hace ounce dfas.
aC6mo puede estar en- Parfs9 lC.S.
no vuestro esposo puesde haberiie
Bervido de ella para escsibirrs? Es'
30 es 10 que p0ndr6 en caaro, cuestie
10 que caeste,. /
z Ell condG de Chateau Maillv,
que parecfa o fngfa .ettar muy
conmovido. Ii cogi0 IN mano. lin
llev6 respetuosameEte ! los labios,
lie dijo con acGnto de ad,hesi6n de
aimpatfs, que yibro hagta 81 fon1o
de su alma:
-iAyl sef0ra, os cree % tan des-
graeiAae, que oR auplicq me ralreis
II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

y Ie avis6 que IN extranjero estaba
en- ell salon.
-Est& bien, resp6ndio ell CON-
de, pasandO al salon, pues que seI-
guramente sguardaba ess vista.
z abri6 la puerta del salon, en-
al que I'm hombre eataba sentado
delante del faego en- posici6n recta
= tieso COMO IN aut6Inata. Tenfa
entire las maDOs IN bast0n con pUL-
10 de orc en- Ell que Sc apoyaba con
aire melan;6lico. LleFaba IN pan
talon ancho & cuadros CRISES y
blancos, chaleco de rankin y una
isyita negra con el cuello alto. Su
cRbezs coronado de cabellos de IN
fubio roji7o, estaba .cubierta por
un sombrero de copa de forma rec-
ia de alas imperceptlbles. En- una
paiabra, era sir Arturo Collins en-
traie de csIle, ell misnlo que va he
mos visto en- traie de etiqueta en-
casa del marques de Van Hop, y
cue habfa servido de testigo al
vizconde do Cambolh en- su duelo
con Fernando Rocher. Sir Arturo
Collins era IN resunlen complete
de Inglaterra. Podfs decirS6 que
los tres rei.nos estaban encarnados
en- IN solo hombre y que habfan
pasado ell estrecho en- IN Dloque oe
una plea.
-iAhl lahl diio volviendo ID
cabeza con la rigidez met6dica que
loa da su ra2a comuhican q todoS
aus movimi entos, Sya estais aquf,
mi dedrS
va estoy aquf. salud, mlloro.
-J4ohi :. dijo el ingles.-No soy
mas que bisronet.
El conde se sent0.
-SQue llayf preGunto sir AT
turo sin ahandcRar III por IN mo'
manto Ia accommodation britannica
-Pnes hav. regndndi0 Ell sefior
DC Chateau Mailly, - que segul
yuestras instruccionIss al pie de la
letTa.
--sHaheis ense6ado la carta qus
DB envi67
ST, y he sabldo pintar ei cuadro
nnaa lis0njsro de la paston imaGl.
narIa aud eHpersments per esa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16
Gran meeting on Jagueyes
Aguas Buenas

FL domingo 6ltimo salimos dc In poblaei6f
las dos de la tarde, con direcci6a IL barrie
de Jagueyss, para celebrar oil smsstiDgS "
anunciAdo.
Apssar de haberse ordsnado desds antial
que se suspsndisse por sstar don Manuel Coz
ION Bonilla en- G1SyAma, result6 muy concur
rrido, puea ei citado coYreligionsrio, confandG
an el entuslAsMo de 40 ueilos pGtriotas, diapus0
dos indfviduos que avissran, y q In m sdia horys
de estAr sllf hAbfa mas Ia doscientos fsderslea
ansioHos de OR sl hermoso lengusie dc In vars
dad.
A las tres empes6 81 acto, abrf6adolo don
Miguel Lopez, auisn Eaind6 q In concurrencia
con frases de stmpatfa raspeto.
SsgRida scnp6 ID tribnna nuestro querido
en- estenss percr&ci6n hizo 10 opologfa del pari
lido rspublieano, dsmostrando que carsea de
ideas, de dogmas. de principles.
Habl6 despues el laborioso obrsro don EVA
rnso hAmoa, pronuneiando una corta perd
pAtYi6ticS oraelon.
Caro- oil meeting Colon BoniIIa. Este ami
go 90 IN puertorriqusfo de los que gabs sentfr
hondo hAbar claro. Dice CON ftanoueaa lo
que pisnsA, cuando oil deber se 10 impone no
saos rshuir LA didcultades nj los peligros =
ANA este psdaTo de tisrrs como Ell que maa.
EntFe las ffasas eorrFactas y entusiassas var
tidas poF ell sefior Colon reeordamos eatas: ~Yo
esSoy seguro de qua venceramos en- Aguas
Boenas porqns Rquf, como en- todas paftss, loa
feder&tes 80 s1sntan muY dEmss en- aus conviC-
clones, porque conHamos sn nuestras fuersa,
porque confafnos 0 On mas en- Ii eterna yir.g
tnalidad dc In JustIcia.S Lusgo deaic6 mere.
cidos elogioa n nn belIfslmo cuadro de encan-:
sadoras 1tnas qHe eontribuyeron con SO pre-
ssncla dar mayor reFlca luciiex Al acto. .
AquelAs stmpAficas 1aRu syanas obse uiaron d.
los oradores cor pPeciosos rsmilletss de forea
que tan IosAnas crecsn en- nueatros f4rtflas$
campos. i
El barrrio do Jag G 4Vss dsmostr6 qua, co. 4
mo todoa los de Agnas B7enaF, es sminents-
mente federal. !;
Y todavfA dicen los rsnubIfcsnos de aoufs
que ganan lRg eieccionss
Las splsEafnos para el 4 de Novismbrs
para que sntoneeB parodianao d la xorra do In Il
fkbulA excl&men! 81 EstGn verdea ID
Sf......... ssst&a verdesi iH
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

como a IN amigo, porque solo 20
puedo salvaros.
Y Sc atrevi6 dollar la fodilla
delante de Herminis.
--Deiadme, sefIpra, -- afiadi6, -
iDclinarme ante vos, como Sc incli4
na uno ante la vtrtud persegnida
por Ell vtcio.
La sefiora Rochsr le eScuchaba
con espanto, y no pens6 en- retirar
su mano; no vefa mas que un hom-
bre cue saba tai vsz cual era la
extension de su desgracia, y al que
ell cielo le enviaba en- ese momento
supreme como sn protector.
Sefiors, continue Ell conde con
vehemencia, antes de decIros ell
peligro que correis y 10 que pueio
hacer para couiurario y salvaross
permitidme que os hsga una pre-
gunta:
--Hablad, cahallero, dijo la 10.
ven temblando.
Il No sois nnadre? -. Poraue
acabo, = y ell conde Sc interrumpio
para sefialar con oil dedo, una puer-
Ia, he ofdo ahf q un nifIo.
--Tengo un nffl0 Gle trece n1eses,
reEpondi0 Herm1nla,- manifestando
las santas angustiRs de madre y OIL
gidando que era muier para nc pen.
sar mas que en- su hijo.
--Pues bien en- rombre de ese
hijo, diio Ell conde con ell caluro-
so acento de In auaistad, tened fe
en- mi como en I'm amigo, como en-
IN padre.
Eel hombre que hablaba asf era
ioven, tenfa La frente leal, los ojcs
de franca mirada y emp.eaba tan
noblemente ell lenguaie dc In amis.
ta3, que Ia candida Ioven lie crey6,
se sintio atrafda hacia el.
--Tendre conHanTa en- vos, --la
dijo.
Entonces Ell corde RETRO respe.
tuosamente oil siIldn, como nj la
confianza que lie hIabfa otorgado
hubiera interpuestc' entire los dos
una barrera invisible, y dijo:
: Ne perdcnareas. seflora. si me
atrevo 4 habIar or yrlestra presen'
cia de Los Yergpascsps detallss ds
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16
B0ZZ0, BAS & Go.

Agente Ccmisionista. Representants
sSaInper Il Cqs New York. A. Besosa D
ca Conisiones en general The Liberty
Machine Go New York. Maqninaria tipoa
Gle imprenta. Agencia de Ia Maquina de es-
cribdr Franklin.
Maquiua perfecta $50 una escribira 10
vista Agencia del Express, Davies Turner
10 Company New York.
Para informes, Sol Ga. San Juan p. R,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16
Propagan da federal

La eoneurrsncia sali6 altamente satisfa.
cha y sgradscida de las defsrenci.s rseibid i.
DO don Modasto Sol6, don IldsfonBo Sol6 v IN
olahnguioA farniiias que Sc multiplicaron pC1
eomplAeer toda aquslla peyade d. federsIes
oue 90 do elsa en- aquel sitio, donde se rindf8
culto In libestad dentro de Las sAnaa doctri-
mas del gran partido federal americana.
I'm ExPEcTADoE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

IL aiguel Cloquell. Bazaar de Ambos
Hl#M Mnudos. Artfcult de novedad, fan
fasfa. bisuterfa, peleterfa Y efeotos de es-
britorio. Plaza Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16
go a. A.NUNCIo

I'm el tendal de don Francisco Rodri-
gues se vende Ell Millar de ladrillos & 8
PESOS,
Areoibo, P. R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

NJ orales Ca 8. en- G, Almacen de
ElmM provisiones. Compra y venta de to.
da clase de frutos del pats. Gale del
Puente de Hero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

@umezcsno y Ca Comerclantes importas
dores de meroanofas
/ Plaza Principal, Areo bo. p. R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

n aCueva, ziosko Fonda. Comidas,
mmcenas cafe todas horas. Cercs del
Puente de Hero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

- drian Padilla. ''El Colmadito" Com
Na4pleto surtido de efectos del rsmo.
Seryioio de lInchs banquetes. Precios
limitadfsimosb
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

MAE arquez DeIgado y comp. Almace-
MuHM nistas de toda clase de provisionea.
Compra venta de frutos del pats. Gale
Pizarro esquina Canon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

aose CllVilles. Gel Globos Ferreterfa
sDy quincalla. Casa fundada en- 1857
Plaza Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

q gustfn Hissell. Dep6sito de icores
49, de todas lelasesI. Rom xSuou sunni.
cus sin comp4tencia. Gale Pizarro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

H. IRAN Depdslto de calzado de Arturo e..
~ Dfaz y Ga Artfculoa para oabalIeros.
Meolas, corbatas, paraguas. Artfculos de
vale. Arecibo, Plaza Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

Id afael Ramirez. Il La gran bota /!
He iii MZapate IA. En- este estableoimiento
se trabaja como Sc pids. Operarios inte.
l1gentes Preoios raxonables Gale de
Pavia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

SHk argaro EEivera. Dep6sito de licores.
Mwa hx xpend1p conste die nectar regio-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

edo. Carlos Peres AYiles Farmac.a.
- onstante. surtido de drogas y pro-
ductos qufmicos y farinaceuticos. Pre-
CLOS Ilmitadoss Plaza Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

II Eerminio Diax Navarro. abogado y
~ notario, CON bufete en- San Juan,
IFortaleza 80.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-16

- Silvestre Feijoo. -. Praetioante. San
I'D Jose no l.. <Hotel Marina,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-03
FEELING OF THE SENATORS
TOWARD THE PRESIDENT is CLEAR
LY SHOWN
In the Number Of Appointments Which
Have Been Turned Down at tho
Present Session.
Especial to Tho poat.l


Washington, July 2.-It is being com.
mented on as a remarkable fact that during
tho few months President Roosevelt Inns
been In office more Of his appointments
have been turned down" by the senate
than have been similarly acted on during
the entire term of office of any other one
president This shows very concluslvey
the feeling entertained toward the siren
uous executive By the members of the sem
ate and also gives, perhaps, an idea of the
character of the appointments he has made.
The official records show that the senate
during the session Just closed failed TO
confirm nineteen postmasters appointed by
Roosevelt, absolutely rejected two other
postmasters and failed to act on q large
number OF other appointments OF various
kinds. When It is remembered that, In
addition to this, the president has with
drawn several nomInations--notaby that Of
Ben Daniels OF Arizona, who was named al
United States marshal of that Territory.
the public win no doubt gain the impress
sion that many Of the presidents appoint
ments must have been anything but good
ones,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-03
THE CAMPAIGN MANAGERS
OFFICERS OF DEMOCRATIC CON-
MiTTEEs TO MEET NEXT WEEK,
Important Matters to Re Discussed and
Plans for tho Congressional
Campaign Arranged.

Washington, July 2,--Thero will be q
meeting In New York next week of the Off
GERS of the various committees connected
with the campaign for the election of
democratio candidates for congress. Repre-
sentative Griggs, the chairman of the CAM
paign committee, left for his home In
Georgia today to attend to some personal
business. He will return to this city on
Monday, and will then go to New York,
where he has arranged to meet ex-Congress-
man Ben Cable and Louis Nixon Of tho
executive committee. The other members
of this committee win then be called In
special session, when important matters
connected with the Forthcoming campaign
will be discussed. There are a number OF
questions affecting the campaign on which
chairman Griggs desires the advice OF
Messrs. Nixon and Cable one OF which
is the raising of funds for the general
committee. Both Mr.. Nixon and Mr.
Gable are expected to do valuable work
IN securing the money required TO push
the campaign. Mr. Griggs has called on
all the democratic members of congress to
help him In the preparation of political lit
erature for the 1ght. He has asked each
member to send to him two copies of such
speeches as have been delivered that could
DO utilized In tho campaign. Selections
will be made from the best Of these and
q large number ordered printed for distrl.
button later on.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-03
A PECULIAR VERDICT
Was that Of the Court Martial in the
Case of General Smith.
WAS FOUND NOT GUILTY
But Was Not an Unqualified Express.
sion Of Belief In His Innocence.
TOLD HIM NOT 70 DO 1T AGAIN
40 Certain Extent He Exceeded His
Authority and Was Not Careful.
MATTER IN THE PRESIDENTS HANDS
He May Rebuke the Court for tho Mild
ness OF the Findings, Which Would
Be Reprinand for Smith.
ITO Certain Extent" He Exceeded His
Authority and Was Not Careful.
latter IN THE PRESIDENTS HANDS
(specia, to The Post,

Washington, July 2--Ths verdict Of the
court martial that recently tried General
Jacob Smith is unique in the history Of the
American army. Asiwas forecast in these
dispatches a week or more ago, Smith was
not unqualinedly acquitted nor was he. as
has been thought dur ing the past few days,
sentenced 20 be reprimnnded
From source of unQuestoned authority,
1t is learned today that the court held that
General Smith ito certain extent ex.
ceeded the authority conferred upon him
by his superiors by general order LOO in Ia.
suing his famous kill and burn" and
''howling Wilderness order to Major Wal
Ter.
1t was tho view Of tho court however,
that the generals oteense was pslnated by
the conditions under which he was forced
to wage his campaign in samaF. It was
held that he exercised what he believed
to be his best judgment in prescribing the
nature of the warfare to be practioed
against his foes, but That he was internper-
ate in the language wherewith he conveyed
his Instructions to Waller.
The sentence of the court, therefore, is
that General Smith shall be cautioned by
the reviewing authority (which IN this case
is the president of the United State9 to
be moro cipcunspect IN the future as 60
the form of his Instructions to subordinntea.
In effect the verdict OF tho court Isl
Mot guilty, but don't do IT again"
The papers will be taken by the ppesi-
dent to Oyster Bay, along with the record
of the Waller CASE and war department Of.
fcials expect to learn of the puesldent's
conclusions within a week or tan days.
Inc president may carry out the sentence
Of the court or he may rebuke the court
for the mildness of the finding, which In
effect would be a positive reprimand for
the general
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-03
COMPROMISE ACCEPTED.
HEIRS OF MRS. HOLT WITHDRAW
THEIR APPLICATION
For an Injunction to Prevent tho Exeeu-
tore from Coming to Ternas ard
Settlement VIII Be Made.

Sherman, Texas, July 2.--rhe matter of
tho estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Rice. deceased,
wife of the millionaire, William NJ. Rice
deceased. is out of court. Hon. o. Il. Hit,
mayor of the city of Houston, was the ex.
ocutor OF the estate OF Mrs. Rice. he
sought to make settlement with the ex-
ocutor Of tho estate Of William Rice by
compromise, and s.. w. Baldwin and others
under the will Of Mrs. Rice met before
Judge Bryant and secured temporary
writ of injunction, restraining said com
promise from going into effect.
motion to Gssolve the injunction came
to sherman to be heard In chambers This
morning Hon. o. It. Holt made his appear
ance and brought with him dismissal by
Baldwin ct al of their effort to enjoin and
Judge Bryant entered order dissolving
the injunctis' and the compromise sought
by Executor Holt will go into effect
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-03
PROMPT ACTION TAKEN.
Tho Philippines Bill viii Be Enforced
at Onoa.

Tho Philippines Bin viii Be Enforced
at Once.
Washington, July 2r-ChairmAn Cooper
OF the house committee on insulnr affairs
rays steps will be taken at once to put
the Philippine government act in opera.
ton.
1.-THE first step" said Mr.. Cooper today,
will be the complete transfer OF authority
from the military TO the civil Officials ex.
cept in the Moro country, where there Is
some lingering disorder. The transfer Will
DO accomplished by a proclamation from
the president, which It It is understood
will be Issued on the Fourth of July. Be-
side turning over the authority to the civil
officials, the change will permit consd-
cradle reduction OF the military force in
the islands.
1.-THE next step win be to take the CEN
sus, as provided by the act
Governor Taft told me this work would
begin as soon as he reached Manila. His
plan is to have the work done as FAR as
possible by Flipinos and the commission
will get up their own census system In
stead OF having IL done by the census Of
nee at Washington.
las to the general effect OF the act we
have Just enacted" added air Cooper, II
share the view OF Governor Taft, VINO said
that II this bill became law we would
hear no more Of the Philippines than we
do OF Porto Rico and that the Philippine
problem would gradually disappear"
MIR. Cooper has received the Following
telegram from President John u. scnur-
man OF Conneil, who was head or the
nret Philippine commission:
'cordini congratulations on your splendid
for the Finpinos' Our commission recon-
mended II. Your bill shows constructive
statesmsuship OF the highest order. t1ii-
rlnas Will bieae- ycu foxevsxs's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-03
YOUNG MANS SUICIDE
he WAS TO HAVE BEEN MARRIED
TONIGHT
Paid Hls Lodge Dues ard In Short
Time Thereafter Blow Out
Ills Brains,

Ban Antonio, Texas, July a.-Felix Poi.
sick, aged 20 years, who was to marry n
pretty young girl tomorrow night, put an
end to hts life in quite sensational man.
nor at O'Clock this afternoon.
Ho was driving along Taylor street and
stopped his buggy, Alightlng from tho yo.
hiclc. no walked to the shade of big tree
on the sidewalk and taking pistol from
his pocket, blew his brains out.
He was a member of the knights and
Ladies' OF Honor ana had paid his dues
few hours before his death.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-03
lsTHMiAN CANAL PROJECT.
Work VIII Begin AS Soon as Plans Are
Maturcd.

Washington, July 2--Secretary Hay today
by appointment had conference with
Senator's Lodge, Hanna and Spooner. the
subject being the isthmian canal act. The
discussion turned on the steps to be taken
to give effect 70 that important measure,
;and as the senators named were largely
instrumental in creating the legislation
under which tho canal ia to be built, Sen
ator Hay acquainted them with the SUBJ
stance OF what had been outlined In the
cabinet sessions. 1t is believed he has their
full approval,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-03
TarrlfIo Heat In Atlanta.

Atlanta, Ca, July 2-The maximum tenn
perature In Atlanta today was SO degrees.
but thunderstorm late In the afternoon
brought considerable relief. This registra-
tlon SO early In the year has been equalled
once before, on June 80, 1890.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-03
Something New !!
LEMON SOAP

A splendid toilet article. Exact size,
color and odor of Lemon. Ask
your dealer for a Csc box. At
wholesale by
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-09-09
Telegran1y.

BERLIN, 9go wrzesnia. -
Jeszcze ciagle rozpisuja SIG gaaety
o pobycie cesarza W Poznania.
Wiele dziennik0w twierdzi, re ,,po-
iednawcza" nova cesarza zawiera-
Ia nowy program polityki W obec
PoIak6w, tenn bardzisj, il prz ed.
tenn cesarz diugo rozmawiat 2 ar.
cybiskupem Stablewskim. Twier.
dza niekt6re dzienniki, re polskie 9
czasopisma mafo maja wplywu ma
og6f gi6wnie So czytywane przez
wyksztaicona klsse i kobiety, j re
IA wislks uass ludu si6wnis du.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-09-09
Kronika MiejScoWa,
William BarthOlin.

Porucznik Rohan powr6cii Z
Riceville dolna szczeka. odcieta
od swlok znalszionego pod Rice.
Vile samob6jcy. DR.. Henry G.
Waack, dentysta, wprawiaf jeszcze
przed 7 laty sztuczne zeby Bartho.
linowi i opissf doktadnie te aeby j
ich po}ozsnie, 2anim mu przywie.
ziona saczske pokazano. Gdy ja
nastepnis aobaczyl, oswiadczyt
stanowcso. re jsstto szczeka Bar.
tholina. w posiadaniu samobojcy
znalsziono list pod adresem George
Edwards, kt6rs to nazwisko przy.
braf Bartholin po ucieczce Chi.
cago. Policya poszukuje kobiety.
kt6ra ten list pisafa. ze slow Ut
was all Minnie and I could do", "
przyznaniu sic Barthoina do why,
moznaby wnosic, 70 Mitchl6wna
wiedziala zamordowaniu przez
Bartholina wfasnej matki be wraz
znarzeczonym postanowifa umrzee.
W takim razie Bartholin zastrzelit
ia ME " swoim domu, lecz " tenn
nisjsca, edsis znaleaione isj zwio.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-09-09

tymze hotelu cd wielu lat j nigdy
dotychczas 0 zenieniu sic ME my
slai. Sam Chandler oiwiadczyt
stauowczo, re uwazat sic dotych.
czas "a kawalera dopiero wsedzis
dowiedziaf sig zs zdziwieniem. IL
jest zonatym. Ia sprawa ME JEST
jeszcze wyswietlona.