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Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-08
PAINT FOR
METAL ROOFS

Don't think that paint that is good
enough FOR a nne home is for that reason
all right for metal ROOFING, structural from
work, etc. NOT sol 1t takes a paint
which has the special quality OF ADLER
ING, as well as COVERING. These quail
ties are found In observation-disclosures "ROOF
AND paint, which Is made on
purpose for iron and other metal work.
Sold in one gallon cans for 800; 1--WE gal
Ions. $3.50 II you want to paint a BIcY-
Gle get BICYCLE enamel. Price zoe.
BATHTUB enamel for bathtubs. Price
6Oc for y pint. II it's a BIG HOUSE (or a
nttle one( you want to paint sHERWIN-
On one gallon cans for sl.sO: hve-gallon cans
GT: BEWARE Of paints whose chief
merit consists in their CHEAPNESS.
10c more than most brands in the market
PER GALL0N-in the beginning, but cost
MUCH LESS than any other brand of
mixed paints or white lead and linseed oil
either, IN THE END, as every gallon will
cover 800 square feet, TWO COATS. sun
does not fade-wind does not bleach. Call
for color card and tell US what you are
going to PAINT.
Sherman &MCCOnnHll Drug Co.
Sixteenth and Dodge Streets. Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-08

ull particulars. see any ticket agent
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-26

A young lady who is secretary to a
prominent physician says that she
does not think the profession of med
icine Is a very desirable one for young
women. A great many of the patients,
she says, are really not sick at ALL
They have nothing to do, and so imag
Inc that they are ill The doctor lis.
tens in patience while they tell their
tale Of woe. and then usually says
Now don't think you are sick. All
you need is a little more exercise"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-26

right to what should be done with II
Lucy Stone began to ask for q
change in this law as far back as lS4I
The Massachusetts Womans Suffer
age Association has petitioned for II
again and again Fresh attention was
called last year to the need OF a
change in the statutes by the Nara.
more tragedy A hard-wOrking and
tender-hearted young mother Killed
her six children, in a fit of distraction
caused by the determination Of her
shiftless and drunken husband to sep
arate them from her and place them
in the hands of strangers, as he had
the legal right to do.
This year the equal guardianship
bill was endorsed not only by the
Chlldren's Friends Society the state
Federation Of Woman's Clubs, the
State w. c. T. T., the Womans Relief
Corps. and more than a hundred other
societies aggregating $4,000 women
It has taken Massachusetts women
So years to secure this self.evidentIy
Just law. by the slow method of i'm.
direct influence In Colorado, after
women were granted the ballot the
very next legislature passed bill Civ.
ing mothers equal guardianship of !
their children.
Massachusetts is the twelfth state .
to enact such legislation. In 80 out of .
the i5 states OF the Union the hus.
band stll has the sole custody and
guardianship Of the children. Fortu
nately. in America most men are bet.
ter than the law, and few husbands
use the extreme and tyrannical power
that the law gives them
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-26

Miss Rebecca Taylor. the war de-.
partment clerk who was discharged
for writing letters to the papers crti.
cizinE the president. has announced
that she will apply TO the courts for
her rights under the civil service law
She says there is a principle at stake.
the right Of American free speech. II
necessary she viii carry the case 10
the highest tribunal in the land. and
II Is said the plucky young woman
will have plenty OF financial backing
to carry out her threat. The discharge
OF Miss Taylor was brought about by
Secretary Root She was one Of the
best clerks In the bureau, her fellow
toIlcrs assert But she was very rep.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-26

A Miss Vining writes in an Eastern
paper concerning the growing drink
habit among the young women OF
Boston and New York The idea that
her charge is well founded is extrem.
ely shocking to Western Women.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-26
Marvellous Elixir Of Life Dis
covered by Famous Doctor
Scientist That Cures Every
Known Ailment
Wonderful Cures are Effected
That Seem Like Miracles
Performed see the Secret Of
Long Life Of Olden Times
Revived.
lhe Remedy is Free to all Who
Send Names and Address.

Alter years OF patient study, and dely-
ing into the dusty record Of the past. a.
wen as following modern experiments in
me realms OF medical science, DR.. James
w Kidd, 1892 "Baltes Building Z"
Fort Wayne, Ind, makes The tart.
ling announcement that he mas surely
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-26


In the testimony OF Archbishop No
zaltda, of Manila, before the Philip
pine commission, lately printed as
senate document, there is curiou,
passage hearing on woman suifrag,
which says
The woman is better than the mar
In every way; in intelligence. in ylr
tue and In labor; and great dea
more economical She is much given
To trade and trathckIng. II any rights
or privileges are to be granted 10 the
natives do not give them to the men,
but To the women"
q Then YOU think il would be
much better To give the women the
right Ia vote than the meno" Ans.
on, much more Why even In the
fields h rs the women who do the
work. The men go tu the cock fights
aud gamble. The woman is the one
who supports the men here. So every
law OF Justice demands that even I'm
political life they should have the
privilege over the men" Senate
document 1870, plOgl
Governor TAFT also testified before
the Congress at the United States
that 10 any Filipinos were to have the
elective franchise IL should be- the wo-
men, because they we're more capable
OF exercising IT,
u remains 10 he seen what positlun
our grand and glorious Republic viii
give these superior Filipino women
when it becomes necessary to provide
Tor more permanent civil govern.
ment In that country. win our gov
rrnment say to these women as they
say To their own women.
nou are part of the greatest repub-
ur In the world whose foundation
principles are the consent of the
soNerued and no taxation without
representation but We only mean the
consent ot the men people and mo
taxation without representation" for
men only therefore you must be- rem.
resented hy your men even though
.h'y are .ess capable than you.-El.
nora Monroe Babcock.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-26

Massachusetts, women are reiolcin,
because tha legislature has just passe,
law making mothers equal guar
diaus OF their minor children with m,
fathers Under the old law. the bns
band had the sole control and dispos
al OF the children.
This sometimes led to great hard
ship In the legislative debate sspa.
tor Jones told OF a case where a
Vh'naman married a respectable Irish.
woman When their INST baby WAS
three days old, the husband gave il 10
ms brother 70 be taken away 70 China
and brought up there. The mother
through the Society for the Proven.
Ion Of Cruelty 60 Children. appealed
% the courts; but the Judge prompt.
y decided that the husband vas Win.
a Ills rishts. he Is the sole legal.
"ner oi the baby he had the sole
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-26

discovered the elixir 1i lie. That ha Z.
aole Win the aid of a mysteIious CON
pound known only 10 himself prodncsd
as result OF the years be has so.nt h.
searching Tor this precious Me- giyina
noon, Go cure any and every .is.ss, t'us 49,.
An'"n 20 lhe human h13y. Ihsre 4.
40 douOl OF the Doctors sarnestness in
making hls claim ana the remsrkstia
cures mat no 10 daily e0ecting sasn,s ~
oeaf him out very strongly. HIs tbsotV
Nhlch ne advances Es one uf raas,, -
oAsed on sound experience .D a ma .i;'.i
p'aeuce oi many years 10 ro,l.no,n
70 tIy ms remaTkan.e "t.Air M h. :
As he calls Il, for Do. seuis .f frss a. ,,''I
one no Is sufferer. 30 sufficient 1psn,
u''es 10 convince "a. disability h, 49,,
lheie 70 absolute DO rrsk t5 yro So ~
oi ne cures cited Ars yer, rs1,..L .tiN I'i7
and but for re able Nituss.s. aao'e, a'..i
naIIly De credited Tie anne NJ
'nIoNn away Clutches and walked shon,
1lIef =, Two or three tr,s,. ottbe rsm.Ja
ue sleA' gwen up by home doc,o..
nsNe been restored 20 their iami,is,. ~ o.i
Hlends 10 perfect health Rhsrn's,. auu
eeurslgla, stomach, heart. live, ti5u'lll'
blood and skin diseases anj eul99SSy
uQu pies disappear as by magic. TssS
Aenes' oaekAehes, neryousnsss isve.I Vaa-
consumption, coughs, colds ss,t'lss' It'eis'
ea'arrh, bronchitis ana AN s8.rr,onlhaA, crha
we throat lungs or any vital orSsOs S.'s =,
siN ei.s'ly overcome IN space OF time tbs, =
simply marvellous. ""e 'nA's
s,oS.v s.S'Al psFAlysis, 'o1omotor st.ri.
snitsl{, soSt, seoiuIa and piles AZ,
sS,iss, ~ ~ permanently removed n
peIIues the entire system, blood All -;
sues, restores normal nerve oo.a auu ns-
'eiasion and q state Of perise, b..1,.sil sil-
foduced a. once. To The do,to, eIi'u ~ y
ems are alike and equally sFs.,a, sys- !
me- great Elixir Of Lie" Ssn5 ~ ~ Q, /
euSdy today. IL is Tree 10 svs,v ~ , se'
s sief, state what you want 10 hs SUI, aal,
y and the sure Eemedy ior n nj = suIeo
on Tree BY return NAL. ''' 0s 'eai
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-26
Our
WOman'S
Department
THE sRAvesT BATTLE.


The bravest battle that ever was
fought
Shall / tell you where and when?
On the maps Of the world you will find
It not;
It was fought by the mothers Of
men.
Nay, not with cannon or battle-shot.
with sword or nobler pen,
Nay not with eloquent word or
thought
From mouths Of wonderful men
But deep in walled.up woman's
heart
or woman that would not yield,
But patiently, silently bore her part
Lo! there in that battlefield.
No marshalIng troops, no blvouac
song
No banner 10 CLEAN and wave;
And oh! these battles they last so
long
From boyhood to the grave.
Yet faithful stll as n bridge OF stars
She fights in her walled.up town
Fights on and on in the endless wars.
Then silent unseen. goes down.
Joaquin Miller.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-26
ON HER BIRTHDAY.


II is enough that in this day
Loves fulhlImont holds lis sway
What matter Of the future hours
II we but know this day is ours.
And as the years roll ON apacc,
Thy heart still finds the same fond
place
with him who In devotion sweet
Would lay this tribute az thy feet
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-26

rehensible 10 criticize the administra
tion, indeed or course, any mum
ber of clerks may jump into the Wash
ington newspapers to score those who
oppose the Republican policy. Any
number Of them have done so from
time 10 time. That's all right, but mp.
to.date none have been discharged
from their public berths or censured
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-26

At Reikjayik. Iceland the temper
ance women, who are known as
.white-ribbonors, have taken to
standing at the doors Of public houses
from p. m. until closing hours, urg
ing men not To- enter
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-26

The Journals Weekly
Budget Of Club News
and Items Of Interest
Pertaining TO the
Home.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-26

In a recent sermon in the Church OF
the Disciples. Julia Ward Howe re.
fcrred to the Los Angeles Woman s
Club biennial. and drew an illustra.
tion from the life Of Lucy Stone. She
said:
"A few weeks ago the women
throughout this vast continent were to
be seen gathered In bands and trayers.
ing It's broad eXpanse in order to
attend convention on the Pacific
slope, No one derldes or questions
them now. They cross the continent
in all peace and serenity, and their
course is marked by the most friendly
attentions. They hold their conven.
ton, fun of weighty considerations Of
human welfare and return as peace.
fully as they went Where did this
new freedom come from? Who first
dIyined and suggested the secret oil
this womanly power 10 help every
laudable device Of mems minds? The
lonely dreamer. once ridiCuIed and
set AZ naught, now crowned In the
crowning of her aspirations. In this.
also, see something of the glory Of
, cd In "a human face"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-07-26

A woman living in Maine is said to
make a living by administering, for a
small fee. thrashings to such Of the
children Of the neighborhood as are in
need Of correction
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-15
La anexi6n de los puebIos
Vega bsja protesta

Manuel j. Coon, sseresarto del AJuntAmiento
de Vega baja.
CartiRcai que ell A5unsamento de esta VI
lla, en- sesi6n exsraoYGinasia & velnss = sists
del pasado Eaaro, acordo 81 particular sfg otsn-
tie;
eUs6 de 10 palabra el seHor PrsFidsnse
diio; CORE ccn insistencis ell rumcN de 81
ne hace eco 10 prenss, do que ante Ia presente
Legislature essA plansea1u 81 aT1Eo Pfo0is4A
de Ia Suppression de AIgunos AguntamiOneos,
ne llega hasta decir que el de esta Villa ssra
uno da los suprimldos, Anexandolo 6 otro.S
GE heeho no ruede nj mas absurdo nj mas
Peligroso para los tntereses generates de Ia 1u-
risdcci6n. Ella maa: ante las vigentes leyes
que nos rlsen que no han sido derogadas,
por el contrerto, mandado obseEvar, resul-
taria arbitFafia tai medida, pues misntras Ia
Ley Municipal no sea derogada en todas sue
parties un Ssntido FetrC gadO, centFaliza-
dor, no puede nj Ia OAmAra e el Ooncejo ira
tar sn serio asunto tsn trageendsntaI. Ade-
mas; sgts pueblo tiene vida propiA: sn jurs-
dicci6n &c nastaute importAneis sglisoia
eomereial, es exsensa Sn riQuezs aicanxa
puesto prefsFentes su pcsicion topograhea Ra1
como sn tsmpsrament0 Ilsman mucno Ia aten-
ci6n. Cusnsa una poolaci6n general de diez
mi trescisntos cinc0 habitAntss, seg6n ell Gl-
timo censo, Us ssbenos todos Ia dehcisneia
con cus 80 hacsn tale3 traba JOS E pueblo
auensa mss de- $500 habitsnaes y tlens doce
barrios mas, Tiene estacton del ferrocarril
carreAeFa ds primer orden, faCiIitando c6moda
comu nieacaci6n con divarsos pueblos, sisnao
aus inmediatos Vega.alta, Morovis, Corozai,
BArros, Naran jito Dorado Tea eaia, con los
que sostiens comsrcio, espscialments CON los
cinco primeros que se sarsen de cate paehIo.
Cuanta cor 81 puerto de Ia Ysguxda Cerro
Gorde para hacsr sna importAciones. Por mAs
que tisne nm presnpuaRto Eeducdo. que s6lo
alsanza & Sc. .s25 dollars, subre c6modamshss
aus stsneIoneG.
Su deuds hotants. Que eh treints de Junio
Rsesndi6 & Ss s09 dollars al pressnts NO alean-
aa & mas de IS 600 dollars teniendo sn prssu-
pussso adtcionsl canttdAdss pendlsntsa do 60.
bro snacipntss q satikfAcsr VI deuds} dsbisndo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-15

tenelrse an cuenta que 6stR, en- sL mayor psrte
Eiroelede de dos amprsstitos realiIados en- tian-
pn de la pssada adlninisGraci6n 2hos 1899, y
1897.
Tiene, como hianss prepios, una cass AL
Caaidfs de- cal cant0. con czreel en- psrfaeto
ataado, vgloYada en- aos mil pesos, una sarni-
G'srfA sanlbiSn de mampostssfa, en- bnap estAdo
WAioFaoa en- dos rnii pesos, in praafo Ed tieo
Gompuesao de cuarenta oEerdAs en- el barrio de
Pugnado valorado en s3?0 pesos, IN mstadsr
dla nadsras sinc que vale elem dollars, un
iumpIo cAeoiieo qna cost6 euareDta nil pasGs
dlos eamsntersOs con hermita de mampoaterfR
n cOnsignado IN presupuesto eorrlelta dos
ciantos dollars para In conBsruc ci6n de una da
no adsrA como provlolonal Y el proyecto de otrs
de man poaterfa.
Es t2nbi6n pr0pedad dei Municipio el
rr1enta do hierro dsnomfnado spuente de la
Vegas sobre oil rio sClibucaS osro tambiSn die
hlarro las afnaraB de In poh'acI6n conocido
con ell nombre ''de las Damas, uno v otro an
la 0Arreaera, perO sonstrido poF Ell ayunta.
mento aunque de inmodesto sa nae tache
ln administration de este puebl 30 encuentra
al nivel della mejOr de ID als, no obstAnte hs-
herla recibdo en- I'M estado POGO 8 nada ala
gadCr con una deuda fotante de veinas dos
mil pesos.
On ayuntsmiento que cuenta tales els-
msntos. ID puede no debs uesaparacer sn ma
nara, salvo que una ley antI-democr6sics con-
tfRr'a onaplatamsnta la constitution que RI
ga les dsstinos de lin Gran Naei6o Americana,
que no mny tarde vendrA legir los de este
Fnefto Kieo, como part0 1ntegrante ds aqus.
Hh8 COS VGnkAA D Felegar D Ia mayor aOyeciOn.
ssi tai Ley Sc dicts, ha de venir forzosa-
mente astar en- pugna con TODD principle
dsmOcrAtlco, J, como Ley csnbrslisadora, no
podrs en- nsnera alguna producer los resulta-
dts brillantes ds ana antonomis saIvo que,
como en- ussados tempos, se ponga In palabrR
AntonoIaia como ell crcc que el sspanto,
sl fsnsasua del trono que NOS gobernabs.
Por tales rasones mo permibo proponer ID
mis- demas comps fisros del Oonsejo Municipal
supiiquan . Ia camara Ooncejo Eiscutivo
dassta de- tai prop6sito, 81 realments existe, "
so ciiia sl cnmplimfento de las Lsyes en- vigor,
que sonceden facultAdss Les pueslos qQs no
pnedRn sostener sus c&rgos para unirse al
Cue mas Ia cuadre dc sas inmediasoa, pero u
petici6n propis.
'Ertersde 81 Ayunasmien&o, Y daspu64 do
nns dstenda discussion, Acor66 poF unsnimi
dad hacer snys ls nocon die Ia Presiceneia, y
que con cOpis de aats pArticuar So haga Ia
sG.piise propuesta, 6 IL Cknara Conceio."
8 paticl6a de don Tu!io Osero Ramirez,
eTnido la presents copia vegs-baja, echo
do Fabrsre de mil noyeciantos dos.
Manuel J. Colon
vq Bq
Mater.
Acadia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-15
CUBA AMENAzA
10 QUE DICE LA DISCUSSION ;"

earrados souellos msrcados . nuestrs 1nies
nroducci4n. In miserfa sc producing en- Cuba
nor In rufna de agricaltores 3 fndustriales, v,
ain dude alguna. una parte de poblaci0n cuba
ma antes de Ia fnaI bancarrots, SO inclinarfa
= aeentar Ia soluci6n anexionista como daica
salvaci6n de sus intereses.
Ffente de tai grupo, que Sc sgita con toda
In energfa de- los que se abra2an an I'M nRufra-
gio a ma tahls para intentar ID salvAclon de
IA propta vida Sc Ievantarfs, poderoso re-
suelto. noble heroico, otro grupo mas hume
roso en- defsnaa de Ia personaiidsd e0hana, de
Ia Reo6 hIIca n tanta costa AlcanzsdS, en- ell
pafs se produciria nuevamente una epoca de
destruction y sangrs. de duelo de desesPera~
cf6n, m6s crael que nlnguns otra, poreus serfa
esa lucha .acriacio dc hermanos no kabrfa
hsrida que no llevara al hogar de In Patria eI
duelo general.
I All, entonees volverfs 10 podarosa Rsp6-
hItea intarventr en- los asuntos dom6skieos de
Cuba cualqniera que fuara oil I'm de esa tre-
menda trsgedia entire el hambre 10 indepen-
dencia de ia PatrIa, los Representatives. de las
indusSrias azucAreras de Norte America que
hoy noe impuls&n por esa senda, sentirfan Ell
peso 6e su obra criminal correrfan el rietgo
de que con e triunfo del 81 spextontsn1o su In
dustria, msI defen 3ida, caetfa mortslments
herida por la production rapida, economics
economics exceiente del az6csr cubano.
Scan previsores no pro%oguen IRE f -xl
vamente semejantes des&stg8s eH Cuba, que 8
todos por igusl nos afectsIisn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-15
UNA FELIClTACION
Sr. don santiago 4. Palmer.
Ca aDisal.

Muy sefor mfo Sa nombre dc usted assk
gravado en- mi memoria hsce yS muchos AMOS,
por motives que no son del case eXpressr ahors:
81 listed me es no simpatico, tsmpoco hay
ahora motivos para dscirlo.
Desde el momento que tsnto 20, como
mis- amigos de ests cadad, tuvim0s cou0sf-
misnto del incldente de is csusa de Castro Gar
efa, an que SO trat6 de com Ricarle Ustsd, t1-
dos cemprendimos Ia urdimbfe de In trsmG is.
Glasa de hilo sucto con que Sc tefs, = los m6vi'
les bastardos ruinss del teiedor psso nada
de spto nos causA Anirgdn temori conocfamos Su
limpia historic, sa bfamos con t0da seguridad
que era nsted inocente; por mas cue en ei
mundo haya jueces, que tan falices son cuandO
absuslven IN criminal, como cIando conds-
nan 6 IN inocante; 81 este tisne honrosos an
seeedentes y goza las consideracioDes de Ia so
Giedad, sntoncen sientep elloE mss satSnico
ri scar; hay tAmbi6n en- Puerto Rico IN alto
y digpfsimo Tribunal Supreme, dOnje sc sien-
ia, con honor, m puertorriQ Re10, fluatre por
su h0nrade3, su moral seUerG sus grandes CO.
nocilnisntos jurfdicos, donde como dice muy
bfen. GThe San Juan NewsS = usted 10 rapits,
0St6 Ia vklbuls de segurldad las torpes Pasto-
mes de la polftlca personal interesads. La
verd I'd era polftica s6Io SO ocupa Gel progreso y
bienestaF del puebir)
DeseArfa tener una fgura mas promine a ts
an Ia, socisdad g Puerto Rico, para que f0ese
mas vaIiosa mi fsicitscion; pero ia que no 10
tango, conf6rmese usted con Ia mug humilde
de su Rtento servfdor,
Vicente R. Munoz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-15

continuation rsprad ucimoa ell artfeulo
que N ell rubro Criminal tD1previst61e publiea
nuestFo sstimado colega habansro La Discu-
st0n, en- el que se trata ell problema actual de
10 antilla hermanA.
GLa reaistencia que los Representatives. de
Ia industrfa a1ucarera do log Estados Unidos
hacsn las cOneesiones Srancelarias que Cuba
pidA en- cambfo da benedclos equivalentes para
ell c0mercio en- general do la gran Repdblica
norte- americanA y sin aprecIablea psrjuicios
para ellos miHmos, Pudiera liegar u series. en-
deGnitivA, periudicial los intereses que de-
Henden serfa sin duda aIguns, al c&bo, iuz.
RaaO cen imprevisi6n criminal porque produ.
cirfa en- este pafs una lucha polfticA creada
entire los que colocan las necesidAdes de Ia
iHdustgia poF encimA de los ssntimisntos poIf-
ticon, y los que ante lR defensa de la Rep6bli-
c. cubana olvldan las miserias Sc efrecen al
skcrifcio.
Seamos claros ST & los amerlcanos pro-
ductores de azdcAr no les convene, segdn
piensan err6neamente, que en- favor del aZ6caE
de Cuba Sc aprueben bonincaciones arancela-
riass menos, muchfsimo menos les convendrfa
que esta isla~@se produ1era an movimiento
polftico Anexionista. Las r&zones no nece-
sariO explicarlss. No es 10 mismo afactar ei
zGcar cubano oon un arancel equltAtiVo, que
decFetar al cAbotaie.
81 de las gestienes que practlcan actual
mente los Est&dos Unidos para obtener
ciert& protection nuestros productes, no Sc
obtiene IN extto y 80 psrsists en- mantsner
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-15

su educaci6n debfa ser mas perfec-
ia, convinlendO TODD ell mundo en-
Que el pr0ceSO LeclSre ocuparfa IN
lugar imporGante en- las causas ce-
lehres contemporaries.
Paula Baltus, Jorge Vernter
Claudio Matte erRn liam ados
/ ecuen temente q prestar declara-
clones; y para evitarse molestias,
jorge abandOh6 la direction de la
casa de Salud al doctor Schultz,
instalandose en- la casa Gle Paula
con Juans, TEdmee y nuestro bueG
amigo Claudio.
Pedrillo habfa lido pasRr unOs
ounce dfas con su maire, y ell
Tnuchacho no Sc consolaba de haber
sido burlado por ell mayofdomo.
Digamos dCs palabras de este.
Cuafldo, al dis sigufente del
afresto de Fabricio, Claudio fue
al restaurant saber Doticiss del
herido, el palaro babfa yolado,
como en- Nantes, por la ventana.
- Es np Inn b6cili- repuso Clau-
dio ehcogieu1ose de homtros; ;4-el
tetdadero culpsble est& eIa poder
de la Jnsticia; no tengo para que
ocuparine de Ell.
ST el pdblico Sc preccupaba del
brOceso Leclerc, los jueces vefsuse en-
un verdadero aprieto. Habiase co
metido un importante err'nr judi
cial. la cabezs de "a inocente
habfa Cafdo sobre el cadalsto. ~
La causa sc instrufa con actiyi-
dad, 4 pesar de que el scusado
empe6abase en- sostener que la no
che del crimen no habia salido de
Paris
-Nadie me ha pensaba;
mo pue6en pVobar que 20 he sido
Ell ASesino. Me condeDaran a presi-
d %. y del presidio Sc sale.
TJdo ell nun do esperaba la vista
de causs con paciencia; los pc
rl6dicos Sc ocuf aban del asuntoi