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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-12-03
The SPARKMAN. CASE

This suit. which was decided on
Thursday last in favor OF defend.
ants. has been on the docket near.
ly four years, and had become one
Of tire causes celebre of the court.
The little babe who was the orig
inal cause Of the suit. has grown
to q good sized Cir. the witnesses
have spent hundreds of dollars la
attendance at court IN defense OF
the truthtulness of their charge.
and the child still remains with
its guardian The suit was bit.
terly fought at this term Of court.
Hon Allie Moore making one II
his graudsst efforts for the prose.
cution The speech Of Hon. Wm
/ Clarke for the defense was
model Of unadorned oratory. His
evidence WAS arranged and pre-.
scented with irresistible force, and
his pleading was that of earnest
conviction He should feel proud
of his victory for its was won fair.
ly and manfully in the teeth Of an
able and bitter prosecution. K
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-12-03
The TR0USSeAU.

Miss Ruth Thomas, who yester
day became the bride Of Congress
man Ollie NJ James, had many
beautiful costumes in her trous
seau.
\ sky blue crepe lie chine eve,
ming dress. with accordian plests
silk under dress, the waist elabJ.
rately trimmed with point de sprir
Was especially beautiful
An imported French cream
broad cloth CLOAK, lined with rose
pink silk was thing Of beauty
\ black crepe de chine calling
dress. with nedsllions and crush
ed velvet ornamentstIOn
\ brown Etomane. with snow.
hake dots. trimmed with rainbow
darts and medalhons
\ brown broad cloth travelling
2 own. neat and tailor made
\ reception dress Of white crepe
de chine. with point lace aud pearl
passamentarie.
\ black montensc CLOAK, silk
lined and silk aud velvet lappsis
\ white pole de sli silk. valen-
ciennes lace trimmed. and many
others. any of which would make
the heart of any woman proud
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-12-03

Congressman James should Try
to draw the line tighter on immI-
grants. One million foreigners
in one year is too many by at least
800. 800. America for Americans
should be the watchword If q
foreigner desires TO visit this coun.
try let him be given limited tic
ket and when the time is mp. see
that he starts We have no ob.
lection to n great many Of those
who are here. for they are good
citizens. but this country is none
too large for those who are being
horn here every dsy.-Columbas
Critic.
Such an idea as expressed in the
above will never find An echo in
the hig heart OF Ollie James.
America is cosmopolitan nation
necessarily. made up Of many ua-
toualities, but we are proud Of it.
Oar Irish heroes, our Scotch high.
landers. the solid German. the in
dusirious Swiss and the aesthetic
Frenchmau, all 20 TO make up a
charming variety not he found as
b1ni tide resi- dents aud progress
siye citizens anywhere else. Amer.
lea for all nations should he the
watchword Invite immigrants -
give them land to clear and Ill.,
and many of our uncultivated
plains snd wooded hills would
soop blossom like rose
We have acres by the million.
We have undeveloped mines. We .
have an endless variety Of indus. /
tries and possibilities, so we SAY
let them come aud welcome TO r.
honest, respectable, law abidiu-
citizens whU wish TO seek new
homes,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-12-03
WEDDING PRESENTS.

Washington. Dec 1.-The mem.
bers Of the Kentucky delegation
in Congress hive forwarded a
handsome wedding gift to their
colleague. the Hon Ollie NJ James
1t is a solid punch bowl and lsdle
The bowl is over twelve inches n
height and fully twelve inches IN
diameter On one side is the in
scriptiou: TO the Hon Ollie NJ
James. from his Kentucky col.
leagues in the Fifty eighth Con-
gress Then follows the names Of
both Senators and the nine Dem
ocratic Representatives
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-12-03
Very respectfully.
HEARIN / SON.
NOTICE

To PATRONS or THE ELECTRIC
LlGHT c..
Bills payable to the compsnv
for November service are ready At
the PRESS office Dec. LIST. wbera
receipts can be had All old bills
must be settled We can no, af
ford to lap bills Accounts Of any
character against this company
should be presented for payment
We do not desire 10 run any No
counts with any one over 80 DAYS.
Each patron can. by contributing
his mite promptly, assist MS ~
maintain proitably this great mo.
dern convenience.
TEE ELRcrHIo LIGHT AND Lee Co.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-12-03
WESTON.

10 " eSton correspondent be.
nus absent from the circle of item
D,,,. Tor some time will again
The river is slowly rising.
day. ~ ''''e' OF the
very good "ia''y
\ Iitile boy of Kelly Wslkr,s
caught fire Friday and was ssri
ously burned. '' 'ei'-
ne young people of this plscs
Mere Ma,', mighty entertained by Miss
d Anderson at her home Fri.
day evening 4 ' IL
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-12-03
MRS. JOHN WO0lFe DEAD.

The remains OF Mrs John
Wolfe, of Salem, reached Marion
Wednesday morning from Hous-
ton, Texas. where she died last
Sunday, the 29th. At the residence
Of her daughter. Mrs II { Glenn.
Mr. Wolfe was with her. also
Byron, her son, when she died
She was sick SIX weeks with can.
Ger Of the stomach. and although
everything known 70 medical sci.
ence Was done, she could not be
benefited Her children and his.
band gave her every loving care
and attention and employed the
best trained nurse obtsinsble. but
all 10 no avail She was willing
to die and begged them not to
give her any medicine to prolong
her suffering, realizing as she did
that she must 90. Mrs Wolfe
was a daughter Of David brennan
and was a life long member Of the
Baptist church aud a noble, grand
and good woman Of purest chris
tion character. She was born
July 81 b, lSj5, married in 1872 to
j. I Wolfe and six children
blessed the union: Mrs. II c
II Houston. Texas. Mrs
W. II Porter, Beres, Ky, Geo. T |
Wolfe, Ira Lake. Miss, Elma
aud Byron Wolfe, at home. and |
Cleveland Wolfe. who is = stu. !
dent Of Marion Graded School |
The funeral was the c. 7. church. |
" ednesday morning at IL o clock |
and interment at New Cemetery |
u Marion.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-12-03
SHERIFF'S SALE FOR
TAXES.

B., virtue u taxes due Jno L PICK
ems OK y. {. C., Tor The years lssS, $50.
lt' and lt'l, amounting % the sum Of
..... .... /, or one Of my deputies
~iIl on Monday, the lith day Of Dcccn
Der, 1913, between the hours Of 10
eco X a. m. and 3 O'Clock = m al the
court house door M Critteuden county.
hrutuck1 cspose 90 Public Sale, 10 the
highest bidder. Tor cash Ia hand. the
following property Tor ~ much thereof
az may De- Necessary g. satisfy tho
amount ~ The taxes due Aforesaid and
costs 10 wit:
d II Carter. DO acres. nearJ
" Carter taxes Tor 1879. 1900
and 1871 90. ............. C@ g.
Mr.. A G. Couch. / lot IN DIV
ushurg, taNcs for laup .. ppo
" l. Monroe. - acre. nrarJ
VI frankhn. bal taxes Tor 1870 a.
iuhu l.. swain. ~ acres near j
3 tlanap, tar Tor 1901 .... tg-
VI , Poguo, guardian % acres
h'Hf 2. Oliver. taxes Tor 1901 G2l
, i. hi.I, 10 acres near L. J
andell, taxes Tor lsgG, lauO. 1871 5f25
NJ" stone, o. ACRES near Fnoch
stone. taxes Or l~ss- ........ 1.5
Nlr- y j Glars. ll2 acres near
Robert Ffitts, Tor tar lsg~. lss9 G-p
i,tl." ''llhert, col. leo acres near
i'i'eri Huge, tANes for l-i,1 50
James Abucr. lnu acres near
n.mas trahck, taxes Tor 400 aG5
- g.. Travis. 10 acres pear j.
~ urI~l, tAVes Tor 1901 14aL
NirS, taxes Tor 1850 in
This November i. 1900.
inc. I. PICKESS. rr-S. {. G..
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-12-03
A California Party

Last Friday at noon Mrs / h
heyil and daughter. Miss Rosa.
left for California They will 20
direct to Pomona aud the Los An.
geles country. Miss Ann Eliza
johnson aud Beana Biehau ac-
companied them, also Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Wheeler and their lit.
I E granddaughter. Miss Tia
Wheeler
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-12-03
CARD Of THANKS.

PISCKSEYyILLE, Ky. Nov %.
l903.-ED. Press: Dear Sir. We
the undersigned in the Spsrkman-
Tyner case, wish through the col.
umns Of your paper to kindly
thank the jurors who did us the
Justice 10 decide the case in our "a.
vor Respectfully,
Mrs. Tyner,
Mrs. Lear,
Mrs. Dorroh.
1t And others.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-12-03
Commissioner Sale.
SIMPSON y ELDER
w 5 KEMP.

W :. KEMP.
by virtue OF a judgment and order OF
sale II the Cuttenden Circuit Court.
rendered az the November torn thereof.
1913, IN the above cause for the sum Of
three hundred and ninety one dollars
and seventy SIX cents. with interest at
the rate Of per cent per annUm FROM
The 10th day Of April. 1903 until paidland
Go costs herein, | shall proceed 20 ODER
for sale al the store house door Of W. =.
Kemp, m Shady Grove, Ky. 10 the high
es, bidder, al PUBLIC AUCTION. on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of December.
1913. al l 81 o'clock. =. Nj. or thereabout,
upon a credit Of three months. the FOL.
lowing described property, to-Sit. one
stock Of goods. consisting Of a general
stock Of merchandise, and known a. the
W. ;. Kemp stock Of goods IN SHADY
Gro'e. ny or sufficient thereof 20 pro.
duce the sum Of money so ordered 10
be made. For the purchase price the
purchaser. with approved security or
securities. must execute bond bearing
Legal interest from the day Of sale until
paid. and having the force and effect OF
q judgment. Bidders will be prepared
u comply promptly with these terms.
j. G., ROCHESTER.
No Commissioner
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-12-03
FARM FOR SALE.

IU2 ). ! acres. - miles from
court house. un Salem road. new
mousse ~ SIX rooms, good barns
good stables, well watered Land
nIl uIlahle, 10 acres in tim Der A
splendid farm IN good cormpni.
~ Price reasonable
o. II PARIS.
- Marion, Ky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-12-03
FOR SALE

Ny home IN North East Mau,n
containing . rooms. large ball
pArk anu front porches. two wells
stable an' buggy house and ali
necessary outbuildings Lo, con.
tH'ns about 3 acres divided and
Ie"ced INTO four lots For farms
ana price write or see
X Y Thomas.
Marion. Ky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-12-03

Two students of an Iowa col.
lege we're burned 10 death because
they refu sed to escape from a bur.
ming building in their night robes
IN the presence of some girls
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-12-03

A progressive man must needs
often change his views The man
who knows it all is hopeless case
and has not lived his usefulness.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-12-03
Farm for Sale.

- acres, good land. { miles east
Marion on Marion and Shady
Grove road Frame house of five
IONS, stables aud ont buildings
40, Il well and spring. Is a timber
balance in good state cultivation
l sm going west will cheap.
u23.4w T NJ Tbomsso,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-12-03

A proof of real manhood is not
in giving but in yielding when
wrong, and IN having the moral
courage to do so and acknowledge
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-12-03
Pension Examination Day.

Wednesday, December 2nd was
pension examination day. Nathan
Msnard was before the board. Co
ID, lst Reg. Tenn. Mounted Inf.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-12-03
Uhr llresa.
:. Nj. JENKINS,
Editor and Publisher

)BITUARIES:-Not exceeding 10 llues
will be published free Of charge. All
over 10 lines at cents per line.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT 81 90
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-12-03

There is no excellence without
great labor.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-12-03

Just so soon as we recognize a
duty does it become binding
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-12-03

Strength and vigor come OF good food.
duly digested. Force" ready.to.
serve wheat and barley food, adds no
burden, but sustains, nourishes, invigor.
ties. "a
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-12-03
Enter Business CoIiese

And secure position. Write for cata
logue now. Address II. II. Cherry
Bowling Green. Ky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-12-03
TsIsSrsphy

"'''' no" Tor our TelegrAphy Gaia.
'-O'' All the graduates secure pos.
uo"' address II. II. Cherry. Bowling
Green, Kentucky. :
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-12-03

Shallow waters are easily ruff
fled.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-12-03
WANTED

twenty tie makers at once.
,. ). K. SMITH.
blackboard. Ky.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-29
Publications. rsclbIdas

Ialega nuestra mesa de redacci6n
ell hltimo MIN. De Ella Ultima Modas
peri6dicO Que lGaya por lema 1otlO por
Ia nsaG5er N para "a mayer v en- verdad
que es un peri6dico deaicado exclusi-
yamente al belIo sexo.
Viene este ndnero con una profu-
sion de grahados para bordados y cala-
dos. blusas para teatr0g y trajes de pa
SEQ, ahrigos para nifEos v trales para
los rnisEn0s an padr6n cOrta o de faida,
prinaa que dk dicho peri0dico & sus
abonados.
El teXt0 como sienopro amen0 cr6ni-
ca por Blanca VaaInont Garnet de la
moda por Clementina, Cr6nicas de
OtOfI0 por Ell Abate y otros artfculOs..
GEsE Eco dc Ia moda9 peri6dico de.
nodaa se Ie regalark & toao a que Sc
suscriba { una Dc las noVelas cue reci-
be esta AgenCia
Para mAs infoFnea diriiirse & Mar
tin Rodriguez Fortaleza sc bajos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-29

ADELAA DE LA ROSA. Sc halls
On esta Ciudad La bella v distin9uida
sefIorita Adela de II Rosa. de Aouadi-
Ii, hija del Sr. AIcalde Is Isabella. don
Osyaldo del misno apelEido. SaIuda-
noala atentamente.
TRASIAADO.-EI dfa primero ser6
nombrad0 telegrafista de Manatf don
Antonio Budet. uuien sustituirG & la
SedorIfa Manuela Perez, la que yen-
drS e San Juan.
OLI1ER. Pasad0 naafSana se hars
nuvamente cargo de su destino de
telegrafista en- esta Central, Ell i6ven
Oiler que 0staba con an mes sie aic8ncia
C0NEERENC CI Al Este rnafSana ce-
lebr6 una conferences con Ill Attorney
el sefloF Francisco PARA Cap6, que
lego hoy de los =. VI. L.s aconpafaba
oil Lido. don Manuel r.. Rossy
COAMO. Esta mafEana SO repair
tleron bien tenprano los 125 Sacos de
correspondence que traio ell vapOr
xCoamos.
ESCUEI4A Don Miguel q. CO.
rrea ha sido propuest o por Ii Junta
Escoiar de Rio Grande, para una es-
cuela rrRduada.
N0MBRAMIENTO.--IA senorita
Margarita Lopez ha sido nombrada
maestro rural de una de las escuelas de
Guyana.
LICENCIA. -Le ha aido concedido
un mes de icencia & Ii sefI0rita Isabel
Mangual telegrafista de- San German,
snstituyendola ID Seforita Teresa Pal.
mer.
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Una a ''c ''TM
anza De
Ia GoGadaS an0ehD en Ia
TaT Ii banda do ID


Baatante concurrida estuyo anoche
Ii Plaza Baldorioty.
Ia bands de rs Insular toc6 De ms
nera mux ajustada 81 prograrna anun-
cimd0.
Todas las piszas fueron bien ejecu-
tadas.
La marcha eCeryeza Anheuser
BuschS de Domingo Cruz, q popular
professor ponceffO cOn0cidO aIli por
~CocoIfaS que dirige Id banda de bom-
beros. fu6 uno dc los n6meros del pro-
grmma. gustando mucho aaf como Ia
danza del inolvidable Campos. STen
PiedadS.
El Director Verar como siempre,
manejando acknowledgements Ia batuta.
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QUESTION RELlGlosA

New York, Octubre 60, 1I.31A. M
Ton motive de haber anunCiaao el
Presidents del gahinete de Francin cue
g olan01e pvesentsr sd IA pr6xip1a
Legislature un pr0yeeso c2e Lay pfglfen-
Go h separation da III Iglesia . 81 s-
taslss aIeau ~ asSs 81 s los cEericaIak
han lnIeiad0 una yio|anta agitacI6n.
Aflrnaase que dc presentar Mr..
Combes el indicado progecto de lev.
surgiran sangrientos disEurbios en- va
rias regiones de la Rep6blica.
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H8 A asAs AeA sa
~ Ysa a4es sss 81 Hsssss
&8 pNadHssN es8@e& 70 xkKsS ~
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IA ssse MHS2na& 4a8 NaeS3es zsAs4M So @S s
Nss aAN gsmeassas aBa a4 a@ " ~ gAA sss
#HasN 6rS& IVA N3 sa&N# y aE 4sS AssAs Ss ssss
Tzse&ss aNsxs ssssRElss ssa2fF z4 z4ssss z
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Nix. Romero alasasent da classes
sle gIes. ex 81 casa ie Nueva xssria
2 altos Marina, los lssnes, nEli6reolag :
viernea, de Q o de Ii noche. L dos by.
SOS 1aensuales
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Carias detenidaS en- Ia admlnls'
tracI6n de COTTsOs do Ssta
ciudad.

Always Anton, Abares Petrona,
AyaIa = Castro Rafael, iArduna Fran
cisco, Alvarez jose.
Benetiz Juanito Pehullel, Bean j.
NJ. Bcnite Alfonso, BernAl Santiago,
Barca Antonio, Bonilla Teresa, Broom
James O., Brown Franklyn Jack, Boz
niIla Arturo Machiote, Brown James
c., Baes Juan, Baez Leoncio.
Casa Angela. Cardona Alexandra,
Cintr6n JOsGA Engraceo. .Correa gJO-
s6. Colon G. Cordobez Juan, Cruz PEI
dro, Curet jose, Cuellar Antonio, Cruz
Melton, Castro Isaac Ide, Cavo jose
de j., Canals Celestina, Castro Lucas.
Dabuey Mercedes. De Leon Pablo.
Diaz Eugenia, Diaz Eugenia, Diaz
Eugenia, Diaz Arturo, Diaz Maria.
EsoinOsa Juana Ventura, Encinas
Antonio.
Figueroa Geraldo, Frigary Julio,
Felici SantO, Franco Isabel
Gonzalez Juana, Gonzalez Gregorio,
Gonzalez Abbite v jose. Gonzalez
Luisa, Gonzalez Y Gonzalez Enrique,
Gonzalez Daniel, Gonzalez Juana.
Garcia v Cruz Eloy.
En- esta imprenta se vende papel do
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SENT EGsciA 4 JN pERg gonIsTA

New pra Gctn 3r8 30 M
a aiglks snss agsua 8 ssra
sals ae pgeslai9s ro III A ad dsancia AS
Santiago do Cuba, en Gauss por h0uais
cldio, a peFi0dista Marfano Corous
Ferrer. repreaantante 4 Ia Cmara
p0r aquella provincia.
Aflrnase gus el seFor Corona ana
lars de eaa aenteneia.
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saag aus kza aEs - si1a
sAea ax Ra na af1Fu
kaeg M Ca
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obraro B1 eaas aes,s@ 81 nras
sraa sae m tasnultos.
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NeW eku hxa "a
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ea aohIeaaa b gSYs
kaa Il EsKael6n aga1
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sEasaeatxau Angay rag0cij aoa, lo
de gEan pEoveeho para alioa IOs trMRaa
;os de ii lndicAda Essacs6n
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La S6ptIna antTaga do
''CTspdscUlOs LlterarlQs'

Hemos recibido In s6ptima entrega
de la obra de don Sebastian Dalmau v
Canet, xCrep6sculos Lilerarioss.
Contiene los juicios crfticos de
Eduardo Zamacois, Leopoldo Alas y
s. S. Leon XIII.
Dieno de protection es el trabajo de
este i6ven Iaborioso escritor.
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Propaganaa repubIlcarla

New York. Octubre 90 III. 90 A. M.
Los republicanog eatalanes se niue
ven actiyanente hacienda propaganda
de aus ideas.
Se notacla que varios diputados
oradnres son aclanados "a todas las
ciudades y pueblos que visitan.
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En- ssta impranta Sc vends papsl de
psri6dico vial0 80 uulnaaIs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-29
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Alambre do Puas roIlos
de- 90 libraa aS75
Grampa en barriles de-
90 libras 800
Puntas de Paris cajas
de 90 libraa tanaaos
de | lT2 hasta6 5 pull
gadas gruesas j finas $50
Mani superior en- sacoa
dc l00librasm MN qq. 200
Cemento " DRAGON
en- barriles 2-75
Maiz del Pals en- liz
sacos qq. l-26
Sal de OURAzA0 %. 0-40
San Justo ls y 10 San juan, Pto.Rico.
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"a isla las PfLdorma recontibu yentes de
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nfa aHaor& rnuehps prepaxados fae Los
cuales pueda decIrse otT0 bantos
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En- esta imprenta se vende papel de
dsEioico viejo 4 80 quintaL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-29


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TOSSED HIM sorTtt t..at.44a&s

avoid being entangled in ,the debris,
Pift1a+tvi may or mary not have ih-:
turned TO investigate the 1amaae. yxs
any rate, it did not find Louis or the
Rsdrehe, sho SerS tdo feaadernf
in the sea.
Boots off, Louis" called the Pa
nrpne. iaimon cheerify? t,rse Mist SWIM
till we reach the islands, or till tAe;
fog lifts" He wanted TO keep the
younger man ftom realizing how.hoos-
less was their ceHditieh--4r SborS
time thssa GiSestedzt he nfs eIseg,6f I,,r.
boots and their Butter clio thing affoof
they were both good swimmersx.t g.
.ifsDias nvayf The gaIA tHes are this
way. Follow close, butusss$e yB1p
strTensshS 'saiS-the faarone; He was
ymes 5s cohfidtssace zaafssS ard koobbe IN Siis
voice. The men Struck out breastiag.
the waves with strong. sturdy strokes