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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-20
FL naglst8ri0 puerto
TTiQu81O Sc aSOGIa.

La OpFa de pf0EeAtA Y Ee1VlnQl Acl0n
del megis teriO cOmenz6 con Duenoa
auepicios y VemOs que Sc HleVa feliz
f6rminO su organization para cOnati-
tuir Ia asc ciaci6n con 81 fin de reCabaR
del gobierno v el Centric Superior de
educuci6n todos los derechOs Que per-
tenecen 6 la Clase De mas Valer y pres
tigiO social
Los c0mit6s locales YR OYganizad0g
en- u isla Y que sostienen cortespOn-
denciR con eI COmit6 local de San
Juan son Los siguienteB:
Fsiardo. MayegIez, Ngguabo. Gua-
yRunas Vega bsja. HumsCao, SabAna
Gr4nde, BArr0p. MOroYis. UtuadO.
Rio piedras, Bsrranquitas. San Sebas-
tian, CatAfio y BAyam6n.
Ell Comit6 Central de San Juan de-
SEQ recibir ell aVisO de ID c0nstituci6n
de los otroG comit6s locales de ID isla
para empezar los trAbSjos de 0rgani-
zaci6n definitivG.
LIS Comit6s locales pueden difigir
lR correspondence & don Eduardo
Arreche Cuevas. SeCretAFio del Conf
t6 Central, con ia direction & Santurce.
Stop IL.
/ P1eden dichos cOmit6s exponer sus
acuerdOs y resoluciones 81 COmit6 Gem
tFaI que sostendr6 correspondence
para reaIizar debidamente los fines que
persigue la association. & fin de prepa-
rAr los trabsjos, con los que se dar6n
cuentG Ell die 4 de Julio que 90 cele-
brar6 Ia AsRmblea MagnR.
Los meestros recibir6n una circular
incIuyendo Las bases para constituir Ia
asOciaCi6n pudiendo estudisrIas y am
pIiarIas 8 enmendarlas los profesores
constituidos on AssmbIea General.
81 Comit6 Central de San Juan SUI
plica & los compafi ros de h Isla que
enVien cuantO antes Las actas de orga-
nizaci6n de los COmiG6S locales signi-
fcando ei nombre de tOdos los n1ues-
tros que former los refeFidos cornit6s
asi como el nombre DEF maestro de-
legAdO.
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.Ar0clbO colsbTaFa flostas a 81
patron San Felipe.
Estreno de un drama el sabado.
(-De maestro CorYesponsaz).

AbriI 49, En- session ceIebrada, ano-
che por este Municipio, Sc acord6 "a
celebraoi6n de los featas dedicadas
San Felipe. pAtrono de ID Ciudad eI
pr6xim0 die primer0 de Mayo. Sc
nombT6 una comiai6n para recaudar
f0ndos con que costear los festejoa, y
se espera cue ell comerciO cOntribuy 4
q clio pues que es ell que mas se bsne-
ficia de estas expanaiones popuIsres.
Habr6 bailes. Carreras de CAbaIIo, de
Cintag, cuCsf1ss y demas diveraiOnes II.
Citas- "A divertirse!
-ReinR extraordinsriO animaci6n
para ls function que el sab1do prepars
ID COmpsf1io dFamatica que dirigeIeI
gefior TerrGdas. estFensndo Ell drama
del senior Lim6n de Arce eRedenCi6n. ,
Hay gran inter6s por conoCer 81 argu-
mento de Il obra de u cusI se hacen
grandes el0gios. Ya han comenzSdo
los ensayos.
Ell Capftulo eSigiloo de estR ciu-
dad ceIebra 81 Jueves S&nto por Ia no
che session para lR toma de posesi6n de
eus dignatarios = para 81 ceremonial
de ritual.
-El pF6ximo domingo en- Utuado
tendrs lugsr ID conssgrsci6n 8 instala-
Ci6n de d Logia GSoI de Ofiente. ,
En- Ii procession de Viernes SaDto
toCar6 ID banda de mdsica de las Es-
Ouelas.
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CuSaCiOles DE m
cores pOnSa lS.
EI ''RuSs dIos que gabloIlo
J Ia eDloId ldeltn Tlsa eSlall
d0SmOTaIIzddOS.

ri oorroanonaaV del eNoVce Wrena-
vas an T.on9Srse scuea Cinco de los
principles bancos de PaEis qua g0seen
suCuTnales en L0ndTe1 y BeElln. 0e
estar enYiando grandes apunsl & rsusl.'
para scBtener huelgas flo de apHesu-
Tar n. paz Pues esperan sacar prove
cho de las coBcesiOnes qae se les pro-
meten en la Msnchuria.
Dicen de San Peterabnrgo que oplna
81 MinistF0 de- d GneETs que los Jap0.
neses 10 podrEn continuAr la persecu-
ci6n del ej6rcito russo. pues e.te mar
chs & Faz6n de IL verstaG dlarIas. Se
teme que IOs chuuchus coFten 81 farro'
carril entire HGrbin y Isitslhar.
EI eRusas dedica vsFlas coIumnas s
los FecIanos de los t6rtaFOs y judfcs
SCstiena caluTOsamente 81 movimentO
iniciado por 6stos qne tiene pOr Obleto
Is derogaci6n de las iujustas Leyes Que
les tienen sgobiadOs.
Dice entire otKas c0sas que eA enteFo
Gobierno de Russia y is entera naci6n
estsn desmoral alizadOs Dor IA lmpLacabIe
persecution que obliga milIaree s
saliF del pals y acorraLa en- Les cludades
& cuatrO miLIones dOndes aunQue psgan
el go por ciento de las taxas, no tienen
Voz alRuna en- eli goblern0 municipal
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CONDITIONS OF SALE

The above described real property
will be sold free and clear Of aII incum-
brances, to the highest bidder. purch- Y
aser to deposit with thelAuCtione In
csph OF ia certified check, the sum of
5000 Immediately upon the acceptance
Of his bid, tne remainderto Be paid into
Court % be distFibDted according to
law on the approval Of the sale By The
Court.
The above mentioned Bank Shares
and Promissory Not8 will be sold to
the highest bidder, purchaser to deposit
the SUN of 500. Either In caah OF
certified check with the AuctiOneeF.
Immediately upon the acceptance of
his bid. the remainder to be paid into
Court 60 be distributed according 60
law. on the approval Of the sale By
the Court.
The Trustee reserves the right 80
Withdraw any Of Che said property
from sale unless it brings d price be at
least 75 per Cent of the appraised Vslu
ICf same. Furthermore the Trustee
reserves the right 20 reject any and alI
bids not in accordance with the above
conditions
April 14th, 1905.
A. B. CROSAS.
1920 % Referee ia Bankruptcy
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ID The District Court Of The United
States for Porto Rico,
BANKRUPT.

To the Creditors Of a. Rauschen-
plat. Bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that the
follo wing real and personal property
will be sold Of public auction on We'd
nesday, April 26. 1905, at the Cffice
Of Andres B. CFosss, Referee in
Bankruptcy, No. Tetuan Street, San
Juan. Porto Rico, at o'clock in the
sfternoOn. by Thomas Murray. Auc-
ti0neeF. under the direction of the
Trustee, j. R Lstimer.
/. A parcel Of situsted in the dis
trict of Sabsna SeCR, Municipality of
Toa-BBja. unnamed composed Of 157
sores moro or lesss equivalent to %
hectareas 4O.aTeRs and 10 CentiareAs;
bounded Rs follows: On the north by
the landa of the heirs of BlanC0 and
Don Miguel Lars: on the west by the
lands Don Juan BRutistR RemiQio; on
the east and south by the lands Of the
said heirs Of BIanco. On the said land
there is . thatcged dwelling g-house and
oven for mskiDg lime, as also 90 palm
trees and snine fruit trees.
2. ApaFCeI Of land with q dwelling
house, situated in the district of Saba
no SeCa, Municipality of IoR-B B3ia,
called Abra de los Blancos. composed
Of 300 acres cf land. equivalent TO III
hectareae go areas, bounded Sc follows:
On the east By the lands cf the heirs
of Calixt0 Romero; on the north By
the lands Of Vicente Molina; Oh Che
west by the lands Of Timotao Salas
and on the south By the lands Of Juan
Pabl0 GuRdarPano0
The frat parcel Of land appeara 10
be free and clear Of ali incumbrancas.
The second parcel hiss On incumbEance
of one Thousand FIVE hundred pesos, sc
the rate Of five percent annual interest
in favor Of the Seminario Conciliar de
San Juan, Porto Rico.
8. A promissory note of Schulz &
Co. of Mayogiisz. dated Janusry 10.
1904. in the sum of five thousant ak
hundred and twenty nine dollars and
forty Eve centp. ($5 .629.45) payable
five years after date with interest sc
the rate of 6 per cent per annum.
4 Thirtesn shares Of stock of the
first series Of the b Bsnco Territorial
Agricola de Puerto Rico. Of the par
value of one hundred pesos.
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C0NERCIAL.

IN. Vilar6 & Cos de Ponce, infor.
man que hsn Constituido una ssociadad
industrial y meFcantil,O > bSjo b indies
de- raz6n y que se dediCRrs & las mis-
mas operRciOnes negocios s que ga
dediCRba don NsrCiso Viiar6 y BAtal.6.
de la aludida ciudad.
Son sociOs gestores administrator
res, don Narciso Vilar6 BAtaIl6, don
B.ldomero Vilar6 y RsgSs y don Juan
ViIar6 y Battle.
BuenoS negOcios deseamoa & Ia nue..
vR tirma.
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ia IBdepondsReia, /"

Este es 81 tituIo de an nuevo peri6-
dico. que ha empezRdo 8 pnbEcaTse en-
Ia ciudsd de Msysgtlez, y cuyo primer
n1mero hemoa recibidO.
Dicha pc b9icaci6n es diaFia y de
carscter poIftic0. econ6mico-s
Diriga eIa IudepandenciaS 81 senior
Julio Medina GonzsIez. deIegado uDio-
nists pOr ell distrito de Mny0Rtiez. Su
administrator es el senior Felix Medi-
M GonzSIez.
Dicho diario viene escrito en- t6rmi-
nos en6EgiCog.
Dese6m0sIe IargR vida y con gusto
deianos 81 caDjs establecido.
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pa TaIIgi0s0.

Santos para ma6ana. 81 -Santo.
Nra. Sra. de AquirO. en- Roma. =
Stos. Simeon OBJ, AbdecaISs. Ananfas.
Apollo. ArRdor. CroAtes. Felix, FOrtu-
nato. Isaci0, Mslrubic. Pusioio. SilViO,
Ustazanes y Vidal mrs Anastasio 81
Sinsfta y Anselm0 obs Ell Beato Ds-
milan de UdanCos agustinO. y Stas.
Alexandra emperAtriz mr.. y Godobsrta
Yg. benediotina. - (Abst. de oarne
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LTNEA FERRMA DET, OEsTF

Itinerario. --salidas de BRyam6n Capital
Bimultaneamente.
Dias laborabIe. M MahanaT 8, 7.15, $50; 9.45
HOO. Tarde IL. is, l AS, 3,15, 4.35, $50 v
6.l5.
Dias festivos. .-Ma1ana 6. 6.15, $3.50, 9.45
II 90. Tarde 12.14, $780, 2I3O, g. 80, 4.3O, 5. 30
8.15.
Billetes baratos para dias festivos. De Ca
tafo Bayam6n, ida y vuelta g cIase S0-25
81 cIase S0-16. De Bayam6n q Catafo ida
vuelta z clase OILS, 2 2a clase 010.
Billete ordinario de- Capital q Oataio en-.
2P Clase q 3 centavos:
Bayam6n, 10 de Septiembfe de 1903. Ra-E
nn6n Valdez
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C R 60.

Csrtas detenidas en- u administFa-
ci6n de c0freos.
Carri6n ElYirs, Crawford Charles,
CaFnbeye Delfn, Castro Carolina,
Cartsgena Jos6. Cancel BsrnabeIa,
CentanO Ricardo. Colon Antonio. Cas-
tilEo del ManueIa. Cordiado LaOnor.
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METILOIDEs Ri meior y mas seguro
de todos los especiiicos hasta ahora conoCidos
para 10 cura permanbnte de todas Les enfer-
medades de Ia uretra, va sean estas eronicas
8 sgudas. Contiene Ell fuio cura por COM
pleto, en- menos tempo quenipgdn otro pre-
parade similar, las gonorreas, espermatoreas,
cistitis, ect. MeioF que las inyecciones y muy
superior 81 s6ndalo copaiba. Empieza 4
aurtir su efecto & las tres Cuatro hOEas de
haberRe tornado.
Los "METILOIDESp son f8oiles de tomaF,
y est6n preparados de maneFa qne no revuel
We i 81 est6mago nj producer malos efeotos,
De Venta On todas las Boticas. Pidanse
mueStras gratis shs 1nicos fabricantes
Frederick stearns d Ca-, Detroit, Mich
n II a
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1Tens6Os q los 6OepOne'stes sO5re Bt5ge-
tGs: Sc sOrtearan 3 tOdOs los amos en-
ire los que mas 90 distingan Dor ga
C0nstanCia en- ell AhorrO.
H0TGs de GAIA: Para les impOsiOio-
mes:
De 8 61O3 de Ia mafana, ' do 1 & 81
dc Ia tarde los dfas Iaborables; y de 81
s 103 do La ma6anR los DOningos. Para
ID extracciones Las mismas horag ex-
Bepto Ia de los D0mingos.
Re0EGnae0etO de Ia SeccS6a: Las per
aonas que interesen mas pornenores
GObre Las imposiciones, extraccione8
mnnera de iquidar intereses, etc. pue-
den a0IiCitar un eiampIar en- Il Ceio.
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So hR pubIicado recientems nta en-.
San PetersbuFgo IN articu'O st bre cC.
mercio del mundo. Dice que Ia suG.
pension en- Russia de iDdustriaS diFecta
8 indiFeCts mente Dor 10 guerra he eau.
sadO enOrmes p6rdiiss. En- eI distritO
de VOIga hay $50. 600 toneladss de grA
nos pudri6ndose & Causa de f4lta de
tFasporte yrde brszos. debido al deu-
pacho & Manchuria de tantos j6Venes.
COnstituye 81 a1ticulo de refaren-
cia pOderosisim0 aTgument0 en- favor
ae Ispsz.
He caussdo gran depression en- Il
bolss el Gnuncio de empT6stito interior
de 200 millones de rubloe; los bones
consolidAdos rusos de 4 por cientO b.
jaroD hasta 81. preCio mas baj0 que a.
cRnzRron desde que emDez6 b guerra.
Para pisar las CCmida0 de hoy ,
nsfisna, no hSy nsdR mejOr que una
C0pa Il dos. de ID celebrada ceEVezs
Pabst que vandsn en- ca nlmac6a Te-
tu6n Ill. M. B. Cslderon y CO.
VENTA DE MUEBLES, COCHES
II PLANTAS.-PoF nusentarsa para
Esps fla d se6ora viuda de Roman,
vende todOs sus muebles: iueg0 de saHa
ilCluso an piano de SPleyeI. ; iueg0 de
Ok sbinete y de ComedOr que compFende
tambi6n un lujosO aeibot. camas. rope
FoG con v sin espeios. cristalerfa, figu-
FGs de biscuit y terra Gotta. cuadEog.
Adem6a an COHE de 4 RsieDtos con
% parejG y uno de 2anientos con %
Caballo. Plantas de todas cIsses aspa-
cialmenta Eogalea 81. e. g. HAYO
REY a. 4 psreda 81. I6 "a
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GorLs Dc gIsLIIto
aefIaIamIentoa pare eI FL de abrII


Lectura de acusaci6n contra Luis
Schroeder y otFa contra Jose B Ro-
driguez. por delito electoral.
JESUS Rodriguez poF seduction de-
Matilde AguiaP. de Bayarn0n.
JESUS Rodriguez por atentado con-
ira Ia vida de la Matilde Aguiar.
Apelaciones: Francisco Fernandez
por vender ron y cigarFillos al nj
no Miguel Requena.
Jacobo y Anna Axtmayer por al
terar la paz de Benjamin r vauhu
en- GMiramar.S
Mariana Rodriguez por abusar de
la confanza de la compalfa del
trolley.
Saturnino Fuentes por infraccion
de las ordenanzas municipales, ven
diendo pan falto de peso, en- SaU-
turce.
jose Reyes p0r aggression a Zen6n
Pizarro de esta vecindad.
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Dr. Leonard I.andes

de oa
unnode Indra
10
~0s 'es.s pse lN HAa1 a MV4oaK
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Ell POPULAR. de Am6rico SaIss.
San Justo. frente & SLa MaIIoYquina.
Realizadas nuestraa existenCias y re-
pueat0 peFi6dicsmente nuestFO gran
surtido en- calzadO de todas Clsaea
preCios es de grandfsima nOYedad 81
que ofreOemos aetualmente. Hemos
trafdo IN magnfico surtido de scmbri-
Has para sefioraa. Rbanicoe; psraRuaq,
objetos de fantasfa y noYedAdes de
Europa y America.
III surtido en- sOmbreros es verdsde-
Tamante sobePbio.
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CONSEIC IA LAS kfADRHS -l El iarabe caln,aat
~ "a sehora Winslow iebe usarse sienpre que los mines
estan IN 81 periodic da a der ci6n. Proporcibna avg
somedeSo al pegue1o pacientel produce sueio iia
aurai .thnquo, agia u dolory q angelic despieFta
muy alegre I5a muy agradabie al palaoar Cana
al nno ablanda encIa, aiEia sus dooresy hace a.
Giles las uncionss del est6mag0 regula los niestrbs
Es 81 meior remedio conocdo para Ia diaEEra "a pro-
vsnga $50 de- IL dentci6n dc cualquieFa orR eaUsa
T6nRase mucho cuidado en pedir q Jarab ainasts
d a Sefora Winslow"i ss q Hal4r de e9doS-
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B2lCO Territorial = AeFfCOIa
De Puerto Rico.
sECCIoN De AHORRos.

LsposioioaaeO so5re 7i5ret0o. Desde
&0.25 & 81, 600, devengarkn intereser a
pOr 100 annual.
2nap0sEoSOsoeO d place .1f,O. Desde
5000 en- adelante deVengar6n inter6G n
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a QUIEN LIE INTERESE.-Ss Il.
quilan dos hRbitaciones baratas, en-
una casa de famiIia. propiaa para dor
mitorio 8 aImacenar muebIes. Sitio
C6ntriCo. Luna 76 infoFmar6n.
IL y
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SE ALQUILA an mirador de dcs
habitaciCnes y esplciosa gsierfs, pre-
pio para consult0riu, ca sitiO c6ntrico.
Inf0FmaFkn San Franciaco "A entire
San .Juato Tsncs. Is va
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Padecer de ar6mia , dsbiIidad es
tan natuFRI quo cRsi poCas personas es-
Capan s ellss, no hsy FemediO para
eIl0s mss positive que el Vino CeFe-
brina Ulriei.
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kn a2 tMpEonta gs venda raRea al
peril is0 vteio 8 e1ir
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car1siia De algunos objstos.

Quintin DeIgado Sc IIev6 una galli.
M que Enrique AquinO terfa en pa cG.
De del eGsnduI, , an SAnturce; y. u die
signiente. (18) hizo 10 mismo con una
camiea de Jos6 Carols. Vecino De Mar.
tin Pens.
La gallina le Guests cuatro meses de
c6rce1 y ssis % camisa, como de mas
vsI0r y utiIidad.
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IN aTticuIO sObf0 G0mgTGIO de-
nuntO.

10 que cuesta Ia suspension de iE.
elustrias en- Russia.
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Sc REALIZAN.- .--Las casaa aitua.
dag en- La cRlle de la Cruz no 8 y For.
taleza 46 & precios conVenientes.
Imformar6n s.. Melon g Co. San
sJuatO 10 GOV q.
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NOtiClaS generates

Sc h9 descubiertO que Is bella
Nin6n. conserve su hermosuFa tRntcs
AMOS por al uso que hAcfs de alcohola-
do. pero de SECURE que hoy no hubie-
RI empIeado otro que el celebralo
AlcohoIado G. ttaIl.
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AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF P0RT0 RIG0

tainseect on and after December g. $780, sbetween an
Juan. Caroline, Arecibo. camuY AguadiIa and Ponce
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and then by degrees rising to an hon
est, growing, bulldOggish cough that
seemed to say: Wake up, confound
YOU
At last she stirred and opened her
eyes and met those of the stranger
looking down at herr He said hastily:
Il beg your pardon" and betrayed
enough agitation to spill a box of
sweets and half-oDened nOXel from
their chair beside him. The girl sat
UP in the hammock, still gazing at him
with establishment, ana asked him who
he was and where he came from.
CGad, sir. in a voice like a Cashmiri
flute on the Lake Of Selangor. borne
over the water at dusk Or che bUlbul
in one of those mOuldy old gardens
where the Raiout princes held high
reVel in the company daySt'D
MY name is AnStruther," he caid,
picking chocolate creams off the floor
Captain Anstruther of the one Hun
dredth Dragon guards-British army,
you know"
She smiled at him without saying
word.
You are, presume, Miss Helen Jaf-
frey2' he went on
She showed the least little sign of
embarrassm and coloTed perceptibly
as she assented with a movement of
her head.
Extraordinary. CALCULATED the cap
tain. Most extraordinary,
Why she asked
1t was the captains turn to look put
ont
- am not accustomed TO awaken the
young ladies' l call on" he said. i
pride myself on being a man of the
world, but positively, for once, l felt
myself staggered
There was my side of it. too" she
said.
lay both laughed. and the captain
AS II permission to take a chair. He
could be very agreeable man when
he chose and it was plain that he was
choosing His manner was almost too
ingratiatinS, and Helen could not but
wonder inwardly what he was after.
My business-is rather with your
father he said.
He's at the Hot Springs. sick" she
said. I'm running the winery for him.
Can't you make me do?"
You don't mean to say you are in
charge of this whole establishment"
he exclaimed.
"Oh. yes. I'm the boss here" she
returned, though, of course, / have
papa on the wire, you know. What
can | do for you. captain Wen only
be too glad to make an opening over
there for our wines-that is, If your
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,,E was plainly new to Gods country.
n and showed it by his artiess con
tempt Of Gods own. Bob Ham
mil. the driver Of the Las Vegas stage.
,.oudescended a little to his only pas
seugcr-onered him Il nip. togctho~
with a few reflections on the universe
and went out of his way to say some
nice things about over thar But
the straight backed. yellow NOUS
1ached. soIdierIy- looking gentleman
from over thar received these ad-
Vauces with iuarticulatc mUrmurs Of
repression, and, ON their bein6 repeat
cd, turned away the light of his couu-
teuauce from Robert HammiI and en-
crossed himself in the scenery OF Cali
1ornia. This was pity, not only for
its tacit denial of the brotherhood OF
man. but because it later on involved
the descent OF the straightforward
gentleman into what might be called
Space-tOgether with a dressing case.
dispatch box hat box, pOrtmanteau,
gun case. portable bath and roll OF
steamer rugs. The stage dropped him
at the dusty crossroads, disappearing
sn the direction of what a rusty notice
said was Jacksonville. while the erst-
while passenger Eazed bIanhy al an
other on which was the haif-obliterat-
- inscription: FL NidO Ranch.
A little unbending on the part Of the
gentleman from over thar would
have resulted in Bob's taking a detour
and disembarkiug him all complete at
his destination, and this for no other
toll than grasp of the hand at part
ing and hearty You're welcome as
he whipped up his four horses But
Captain Anstruther was unused II
scheme Of thingz where "A ready fellow
ship counted for more than money. All
his life people had automatically risen
10 carry his luggage, move him in the
proper direction, and answer gener-
ally for his comfort and well being To
md himself on a dusty road in the
heart of a wild and lonely country. an
orphan traveller, so to speak, with no.
body to take care OF him but himself
was it any wonder that Captain Claude
George Pennifeild Anstruther looked
somewhat depressed. or that the tails
OF his puggaree dropped Imply in the
ambient air of the Golden State?
OF course he had a puggaree and
strange. enormous shoes. with hobnaiis
I'm them. and wonderful check,,
knickerbocker costume. involving a
weird variety OF gaiter that stopped
halfway UP his calf. He was no less
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rating is good and your represent re-
sponsible people"
"Oh. it isn't wine" said the captain
hastily. -'Its-its something very diff
ferentt''
You can ring up pa i'm the next
room" she said, heIpfuHy. Call up
Long Distance and ask for Byron Hot
Springs.
1T isn't the kind of thing you can
very well telephone" said the cap
tain.
Then you'd better chase him up to
Byron" remarked the young lady.
But you're in il, too" explained
AustrutheT. It's really more you than
anybody I've come from England just
To see YOU
Me-" she cried.
Yes, you said the CAPTAIN.
''Then what do you want pa fOr?'
she demanded
Il thought it would be better to lay
it before him first" he returned.
You'd better begin with me-" she
said. THAT il, if you want to get any
where. l have pa in my pocket, as
politicians say.
~sHaven't you man employed here
called Gray2' he inquired. AN Eng
lishman like myself-a gentleman
though he fills, l understand, rather
d subordinate position
ooh. yes" she said: only he's most
y
he is here. Very much here, indeed
His real name is William Charles
Hepworth st. John Gray" said the cap
tain impressively-
We'll all he's got left of that is his
eyeglass." she said. That's Why the
boys called him CLASSIFIED Bill. you
know"
1t took the captain a little time to
get over the shock.
Il have a particular reason to know
all bout Nj. Gray" he said at last
such a reason might be friendly o.
unfriendiy," she said.
The EngliShman SpTanS from his
chair
My dear young lady" he exclaimed
4 wouldn't have you think for a mo-
ment that my interest could be for
anything but for his advantage. / beg
you 10 believe that. 1t would be pre-
mature TO explain why. but will you
not take il on trust2 Besides. II is
not as though 1 did not know the whole
miserable story of his decline and vir-
tual disappearance. All 1 ask of you
is TO ill i'm the details"
She gave him "a very searching look
The plain did not suffer from such {
mute inteTroEa ton. and his straight
honest gaze treasured her. Something