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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21
LA SALU D

Lsa seh ritas del pats que qulera1
vender en- comisi6n algunas articulos
de la ioy-rfs de Ofkamp Noting Cq,
Cincinnati, Ohio dirfi snse . r. Mar
vaeE Rivera, Arecibo p. 4.
i. e aiis:l5EEa
nsr plevis declarstoria de rebsldia y
de la prueba de Ia publication de ests
edicso una sentencis de co f)rmi1 dad
COO las resulIancias del licio. Y para
81 publication una veg por semsna en
el peri6dico LA DEMoCRACIA que ae
publics IN San Juan oe Puerto Ric
por IN te mino de cusrents oias d los
efectos de Ia notification & dlCha de.
mands
De orden del Hon. Jose C. r dri.
gutz Ceb lllero, JdsE Nun clp4l de- =
Corts Municipsl Gel Distrlto Judicisl
MuniciUsl de Caro- ios, z. Il libro la
nrasense que frmo an Carolina, p. R
{ 19 de 0c ubIe de 1905
MANUEL BENITEZ SANTANA
Secretsrio de la Corte MunIclp pal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21
I|GA De MUNIC|PIOS

HI ipgresado hoy ca Ia GAIA de la
Ligs de MuniciLi el imports de la
quota anusl repsrIids 81 pueblo de
Hatillo para el soatenimiento psrma.
nente de la Liga Los pstriotas de
Hstillo no quieren ser msnos que los
de Vega Bsis BarrsnQuitss , NarAu.
ilto.
Bien por Hatlllo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21

"PuedO recOmendar la Peruna como una buena
redicina. Es exceIenfe como t6nic0 fortifcador,
tambien cura eficaz para casi todos los que Sc
queian de cafarrO "---GOnzaI0 De Ouesada
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21
Departanenfo del interior

Debiendo procederse al deslinde
de los terrenos pGhlicos en los termi.
nos municipales de San Juan, Caro-.
lima y Loiss, Sc avisa por ell presents
4 los propietarios de focss en- esss To-
calidsdes que per ell Jtfe de Ia Divi-
sion dc terronos NIB icos Sc req querira
para q presentation de titllos y otros
documsntos Q, acredIien la propie-
dad crando ,flare necesario para Ia
invest gsci6a de lInderos.
San Juan p. r. Novb-e 13 de !. 905
LUotS j. PROCTOR.
Acting Com sionado del Interior
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21

mos de impedir, como DIRECTORIES
ESCOLARES, que las dictate quien
NO TENIA FACULTAD LEG AL pa.
ra dictarlss, sobrs todo estando como
est ban ep c,ttrapos 'ci6n con las le.
yes del pats. GPor que, pues, el Sc
nor Comisionsdc. q pesar de nuestras
reiteradas declare clones, nos echa una
y otra vez al rostro la afirmaci6n de
que hemos dictado reg las.y de que be
mos snulado otras estsblecidss legal
mente, como si no sup'ersmos q que ate
nerncs despues de haber lsido y relsi
do Ia secci6n SO de la Ley?
Rssoecto q que ell uperinte ndente
Mr.. Lvtz iuzg6 conveniente solicitar
<sl copseio de Ia J Ipts , hay IN error,
sin duda involun arlo, por parts dc
ese Honorable pepartamento. Lo que
solicit6 el sefior Lulz fu6 Ia APkO-
BACION INT RINA de esta Junta
para ell plan de excusss que dieho
funclonario tenfa establecido en las
escuelas. Y este demueEtra palmaria.
ments dos cosas: 10 Q1e el tai plan
NO ESTABA AUTORIzADoPOR Ell
DE 'ARTAMENTO, 10 cual hubiera
hecho innecesaria nuestra aproba.
ci6n; y
Qis el Superlntendente conocfa
reconocfa nuestro derecho 4 iu,e We
mir como DIRECTORIES EsCOLA.
RES, en- ell debatido asuuto Ysi el
plan no sstaba autor,zado por ell De.
partamento; y si el mismo Suparin
terden,e pid 6 para el meucion ado
plan Ia aprobaci6n in.erioa de Ia Jur.
ts Escolar de Porce, e.sa b 20 legal
mente 10 que h'zo; retirar la referda a
aprobaci6n caaudo, despu6s de madu.
70 exSmen, juzg6 convenience indicar
a los maestros los MEDIOS de Que
podfsn valerse para garantizsr la le.
gitimldad de las excuses, sin que ex(.
gieran e. spersonamiento de los pa.
dte, 4cargados de los n os ca lc =
sa'ones de ensehauza; dnico, exc'usi
vo IN ,dlo, & to timo, que So vsn'a
e npleaodo por los msessros prlncipa.
les, fesde Ia aperture del presente
curso escolar
En- cuanto a Ia ltgAlidsd de las
suspensiones recsidas en dos profeso.
res, uno insubord!pado y otra insu.
bordinado y nsgligsnts, bastante be.
mos dicho para TODD 81 mundo, inclu.
30 el seflor Comisionado, nos entiends.
Nlestras conclusiones dicen: los
maestros suspe 1didos, SUSPEND.
DOS EsTAN ante la ley; y nuestra .
circular del II del corrients, ante Ia
Icy EsTA EN- vIGOR. Esas concIu.
stones quedan y quedaran en- pie, por,
que elias siguidcan que nusstros
cuerdos faeroo tom ados Goa arreg 10
q la ley, que es superior q toio sub.
tetfugio Sc Fl tico.
DE HE JHO. dssd. la orden tele.
gratca del senor Comisi ionsdo q los
orofesores suspendidos la suspsosi6n
NO EX X(STE, EN- REALIOAO, NO
EX(STIO NUNCA, porq ,e et .e1or
Comlsionado Sc dio dem asi Ia prisa,
no para corregir la iniuootiioa sion.
sino para no conse atIr q ae se csstiga.
ra los los lbordinados. Pero 81 esos
pre- fesores fataron y de- esto q nadie
puede absr duda, la suspsnsi6 q fa6
legal, fac iusts, fa6 de impsriosa ne.
cesldad dlscIplinaria. Y por ESQ di.
iimos shora rspetlmos que ante Ia
ley, esos profssores ST sPENDIDOS
ESTAN.
Psrmitaaoi el Il )r G IN sIo n.de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21
no AcATARRRAsE | :

ID catarro o. una enfermed I'd que
hene mucha mas importancia de la que
gsneralmente 90 10 atribuys. Invade
todos los 6rganos del cuerpo, euyas
funetonss , fusrzss debilita profunds-
nents. Escausa frscuented de 10 sordera;
sfecta ID vista, 10 nariE y 10 garganta
J o. gsner almsnte per donde empieza
10 tuberculosis 6 tisis.
La misma facilidad y la frecuen-
ole con que % pesca un catarro, hacs
q las personas indiferentes para Gu.
rarle J 10 gran mayorfa no IS preoc
% do lss consecuenciss.
Los bafios frfos por Ia madans
inmsdistamente despues de dejar el
lsoho, dormir con las ventanas abisr.
tas , evitar las eorrientsa de aire, sor
precauciones muy buenas que no cues
IA trsbaio el observsrlas. Pero el
preventive mas positive, mas edcsz,
mas fxcil , mks positive tambisn el
cue aeonsejan los medicos, e. 10 Emul'
sion de- Scott do Aceits dc hfgsdo de
bacalso.
Es sorpreudente Ia afuerza, vitalidsd,
snsrgfs , poder dc resissencia que re-
sibe d cuerpo humane de las peque'
das desis dc Emulsion de Scott que o.
sdministran con eonstancis. Ests
emulsion recubre interiormente todas
lss parties d6biles y vulnerables del
susrpo J 10 pons al Abrigo de 10 In.
iecoion cAtarral.
De cusndo en- cusndo aparecep
industrIales POGO escrupulosos anun.
eIsudo emulsionss, vinos 8 prepara-
dos { los que atribuyen propiedadas
curatlvas que no tiensu y hasta hay
uuien % atreve ( decIr On letras de
.mprenta, que el petr6leo 8 kerosina
% un alimente.
Que es 81 petr6leo? Un aceite mine
ral que % usa como comhustible para
,ubrIear y limpiar m&quinas y para
Alumbrar.
-Una substancia indigestible que
pArece de 10 propiedad esencial dc 70.
do alimento. eusl % 10 asimilaci6n;
Que pass al trav6s del tubo intsstn 81
sin modifcarse Y sin ser absorbi-
hidA; una substancis en- fin, Que no
tisne ninguns dc las propied ades en-.
rsMvaa slimenticias del sceita de
hfeade dc bAcalao. 81 se diiase Que
sl pstr6lso o. un slimeoto para ma.
uuinas. podria psssr; pero no un eli.
msnto para el cuerpo.
81 tsn9is AlgunA duda. preguntad
\ yusstro m2dico: 81 o. confrmarA a..
t. vsrdAd; y ri estais escasos de fuer.
zss, do carne de sangre. os aconse-
,%rk QUE tonAis Ia Emnlsihn IA Scott.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21

que copiemos, letra por letrs, este pa.
rrsfo suyo:
<....me permito lamar Ia aten-
ci6n de ustedes hscia ell heeho de Que,
adl cuando di6semos por supue.to
que la suspensi6n do los msestros, he.
cha por esa Junta, fue legal, investi.
gando el caso, los maest o. han sido
va repuestos por Ia autoridsd et mpe-
teute.S
Hasta ahora noiotros hsbfamos
creido, sei1or Comlslonado, que las
investigaciones SO praet.caban On ca.
tos casos para YER 81 las suspensionss
estaban ajussadas & la Icy, Ahora
ssbemos que, adn cuando las suspen.
stones seau legales, exlste una AUTO.
RIDAD COMPRTENTE, bastante po.
derosa para snularlas.
Ell senior Comisionado ternfins III
carts reconociendo nusstro dsseo de
<cumplir con los preceptos do Ia ley,
y hasta nos dA las grscias <por ls
atenci6n que q este asunto hemos de.
dicado,; pero anses SO cu.da de mani.
fsssarn1 que cha dado 6rdenes al Su.-
psrintsndente de las escue,as intsri-
no, para que popga ca conocimIento
de los m maestros que las reglas conte.
Midas en- nuestra circular del 10. del
corriente CARECEN POR COMPILE.
TO DE VALOR> Por todo comeuta.
rio, hacsmos observar que mientras
nuestra circular daba un valor real
elective 81 cumplimiento del articulo
50 de Ia Icy y & los prsceptos de 10
ensefianza obligat ,ria, procuraba.
mos dentro de los medios legales,
que no resu tassn vel los los padres
de familia de Q to dist ito, oil ufior
Comsionado cousidera de ningdu va.
lof e'as cosss, que para nosotros
eran son tan importante,
A nose tros, como particulares,
no nos due Q que los profesorss &
quienes suspendimos hayan continua.
do dando classs y dev .ngando Cha.
bereI por Ia voluntad del Honors.
BILE sefor Comisionado; zero como
representatives del pueblo de Puerto
Rico, dentro de los organismos de
educacl6n, no podemos conse atir sin
protesta, respstuosa, pero energica,
que ie nos arrebstsn nuestros de.
rechos; que 20 nos cercsnen nues.
tras facu tades; que 90 nos ME-
guen nuestras airlb lcionss. Sepase
que NO ABDICAMOs de ssos ders.
chos; gus NO CE0EMOS esas tsc II.
tades; que NO RENUNCIAMos 4
eass atribuciones, porQue unas y
otros SON stribuctonss, facultades y
derechos del pueblo dc Pusrso Rlco.
Un mand .t) gubsrnAtlvo podr6 anu
lar y anulsra, DE HECHO, nusstras
d tsrmlnacIones; psro nle.tra con
ctsnc.a. nus,tra 9 nvicc!0n, uusstrA
propia honradsz nos disea que nj en-
un splce nos hemos separado do Ia
l,yi de esa ley qusel pueblo h. puss
to 90 nu ssras mano,, no solo para
que Ia cump ie.e nos, slno que tam
olea para que Ia h!cie.emos cump.ir,
Muy resp stuosamente,
A. JACoBo TUR,
Preside lts Junta Eicolar de Poucs.
JOSE A. NEGRoN SANJURJo,
Vocal Junta Escolar do Ponce.
ARiSTIDES CHAvIER,
S cretsrio Juata Es,olsr de
Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21
AVISO

Sc vende por Ia mitsd de su valor
un sparato para fabrlcsr de- bldas car.
bonatadas Sc compone de- generator.
tres fuentes con sus cnrrespoudentes
lavsderos de gsE, una mesa para lie
mar botelas de tsponss de gravitscl6n
, un llensdor de sifones.
Para informes dirigirse en- Camuy
q ANTONIO CASTILLO A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-11-21

1S nors, bqu.sre urted tsner nj.
nos sanos y robussosY 10 iiere usted
que 81 msrido viva fsliE y cortsnto?
Compre usted los a ticnlos mas puros
J Sc eetos en- casa de Cert cedo.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-The London market was
closed and. as a consequence. foreign houses "eio
not factors on the local exchange.
CANADIAN PACIFIC NEWS.-A great scdIci'
80 Canadian Pacific stock is reported In the loctu
end Canadian markets. Canadian investors ana IN
stitutions been buying the stock steadiy' ana
q large amount has been absorbed and taken away
bv English investors. The advancing tendSncy IN
,b rIcs of the issue does not attract selling. The
enormous land holdings of the company are appre-
ciatins in value, reflection of which is presented
in the sales for the month OF May. when there was
an increase in sales. as compared with the same
time year ago. of $500 acres at an average price
of 81 SIS an acre. against s3 SO in 1904. The recent
purchase by the Canadian Pacific Of the small rail-
vrad on Vancouver Island gives them the absolute
railroad control of that island and 100000 addi-
tional acres of land heavily timbered and a great
amount Of mineral lands. including enormous de-
posts OF iron.
PIG IRON PRoDUCTION.-Manufactu poi,lt
to the production of pig iron in May proof that
the iron and steel industry has not suffered such
severe setback as many people had been led to be-
lieve Notwithstanding that 1,ss75S6 were
produced last month. which breaks all monthly
ors and exceeds the output in the preceding month
by than $4,000 TONS stocks on hand increased
only $4,000 tons. These figures indicate that. while
prices of pig iron are lower and the demand for
new tonnage is not brisk as heretofore consump-
ton has fallen off few thousand tons only
HUDSON BAY DIVIDEND-The Hudson Bay
Company has declared a 4S shillings dividend max
Ing " Shii1nSS IN all Tor the upon the capt-
tai stock. 1t has set aside fS4oo to the large
that 1t already has, and 10000 for building
purposes. This is one of the largest dividends the
company has declared
GREEN BAY AND WESTERN DEBENTURE
Bs.-Earnings of the Green Bay and Western last
year were equal to z of per cent the debenture
bonds, but there charged to different
counts sum large enough to pay per cent on
the bonds IL is understood that within a few days
the prominent bondholders will appoint a com
mittes for the purpose OF securing a payment en
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

their holdings and protecting their interests In tne
future. ,,,ryr,
KANSAS CITY, FORT SCOTT AND MEN rs '
No further dividends will be declared TINS @ ye@
ON the preferred stock OF the Kansas CITY, fo1s
Scott and Memphis all OF which is IN the haitus .
of the trustees of the Kansas City. Fort scot -.
Memphis Frisco certificates. The acuoh oVaIe -.
snonds with the action on the Chicago and EAs'eAA
Illinois. Sch.
APPLICATION TO LIST-The ST. LOUIS So. 50
western Railway Company has Inade appt'es1eS-' -
to list S5OoOoo additional first consolidated -
gage per cent bonds of 1882. The St LOUIS 80 -
Mountain and Southern Railway company -
made application to list s2+i3eoo additohal .S
and Gulf division first mortgage per cent ''''N
OF 1888. ,,-s,gs
BANK CLEARINGS-The total oahA -. - so-
of all the clearing houses of the United
the week ended June 10 were s. s241oSs9Zs. as - aSs
S. III T4ossO in the preceding week and Sl'0'
the corresponding week last year syu,
MINNEAPOLIS. ST. PAUL AND SAT - po-
MARIE-The management Of the Cai'a"iaN 'Nu-,s.r-
cihc interests in the 500 company Is eoi "a "a
ing plan OF retiring the preferred stoeN % ,s,.
Minneapolis. ST. Paul and Sault Ste Marie - -
ing two shares OF common for one OF pie-e.-5 p--,o5
The earnings now for the eleven months ie.ss, .s,
far are equal TO Is per eent on ths
stock.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

told by number Of those who ste topPad Gsdn IN o5 eq6p 'fH m
on their way 20 then is generally expected. This
would under ordinary fend 10 How
ever we T fbink II will not have any innueace 70
speak Of this year because it does daTs nos atar fa
usual Bankers viii anticipate their arrival raTi and
supply s enough fha Ds Market business for the week
smallest Of the yeaT bess sne
the time when gold may be exported is craving
nearer and yet each week this movement Is & ae-
ss we ar,ie that they cannot possibly last beyond
T6s range Of demand sterling for the week fol-
lows. Onen sse517IS7: high. 4Sg4S7O5 low 4S6S5g
4S7: close, 4S6954ST Last week c!oSe' 4oo'o41o''
net change.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market strong. Total sales
amounted in par value to 81 63 900. against sS 800
on Friday The heaviest dealings in the
Atchson general As, Atlantic Coast Line As. Chi
cago Burlington and Quincy As, Chicago, Rock ISL
and and Pacific railroad as, Green Bay and West
ern debenture Bs, Metropolitan Street Railway As,
Norfolk and Western As, Oregon Short Line is.
Peoria and Eastern incomes st. Louis and San
Francisco refunding As, Union Pacific convertible
IS wabash debenture Bs and Wisconsin Central As.
American Tobacco As and IS, Colorado Industrial
Rs and United States Steel 5s We're also active.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
SECURITIES PRICES HIGHER.
EQUITABLE SETTLEMENT AND PEACE PROSPECTS
HELP VALUES
Rank Statement Shoes Substantial Gain in Reserefect OF Stoch
Transfer Tar

only about 100000 shares more than in the week
just closed. There has, therefore, been no I'M
portant falling off in dealings, and it is not
likely that the transfer tax will restrict trading
when the speculative appetite is again awakened
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE = New-OrIeans-Com-
rnercial par; bank, 81 premium. San Francisco
sight &c. telegraph &C. Boston-5c and l0c dis
count Chicago-Par. Charleston-Buying, par;
selling l-l0c premium. st. Lous-35o premium
bid 45c premium asked Minneap apolis-50o premium.
C1ncinnati-l5o 90c premium Savannah-Buy-
ing soc discount; selling, 75c premium.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKETS-Call money in
London lkG1h per cent. Open market discount
rate for short bills, per cent: long bills per cent.
Berlin discount rate ga per cent. Berlin exchange
on London 20 marks 4s pfennigs. Paris discount
rate. 7-16 per cent Paris exchanges on London. %
francs is centinles
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consols for
money. sOs.; for the account so7s- French rentss.
90 francs 67Jh centimes.
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver, bS1ac; Mexican
silver dollars 45i5c. Bar silver in London closed
26 15-l6d.
GOLD PREMIuM-In Madrid. 31.s2; Lisbon. $50.
MEXICAN observation-disclosures exchange
New-York quoted Is 2o21z
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
STOCKS
tions were

Closing prices yesterday of the principal acuve
secur,t;es and net changes from Fridays Quo'@-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

The usual weekly table of price changes for the
active stocks follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money CALL 2a4 per cent
Time money was quoted at per cent for sixty days.
8I1 per cent for three four and five months and 81
OBJ per for six months Commercial paper was
quoted at 3A@4 per cent for sixty TO ninety days,
AJAX ner cent for four and six months and 4a5 per
cent for others.
FOREIGN ExCHANGE.-Market closed steady.
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
Bx dividend. TEX rights

Total sales for the week ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 300 Ooe
Total in preceding week 2,S12. .506
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney Co., No. 25 Broad-s
New-York, No. 122 South sth-st.. Philsdeiphia)
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

The supply of comnercial bills dirl.nishes con-
stantly. and cotton shippers all through the South
are closing their offices for the season. We were
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.

STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
FOREIGN EXCHANGE CONDITIONS.

4e7. .eo1 Total sales for tie day. sunlisted.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

Saturday. Saturday, Net
June 3. June 10. changes
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
BOND MARKET TRADING.

GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Market steady.
nuotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
MINING STOCKS.

As, $50 Total sales.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
WEEKLY STOCK CHANGES.

1Nd JO3S
11C00 L s & NJ s Deb As. 101
Total sales of bonds, $2,631. 900.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

New York. June 10. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
/ 5


of the skipper, just said twas him.
jab at little man, ''and he said twas
him too" a couple of jabs at little
man.
He? Him? Why, twas me- Him,
Only one case like this in the world"
declared the defer of base relatives
Now, you see, don't you, you hyena-
striped old foo1?" yelled the little man.
If | don't have the law on you, then
it will be because all the LAWYERS have
gone suckerin''
Miss COrson had sunk into her rocking
chair, staring round-eyed at these men
who had filled her quiet home with their
Clamor
We'll, I've seen a more r less am
bilious pack of liars in my day" snorted
the Gribben girl; but if this amt a
worlds convention of the biggest ones
in Christendom, then l miss my guessl
Ant 'Liz'buth, if you don't turn the
Who'll mess and kit outdoors, III think
you've lost all our family pride and self
respect"
"Cap'n Dominicus Treadwell, l want
to ask you one question" the spinster
fairly screamed as she struggled up.
"Ain't you lied to me ag'in to-day?
Amt you? Now tell me that"
The skipper was blinking stupidity from
one to the other of the strangers.
! Gimme time" he stammered. Il
don't know jest where l stand"
His confusion told the spinster too
much. Yes, give you time to think up
a lot more of your pesky hes Time to
| yard in more of these mis- able longshore
liars for a lyin' bee!" She ran to the
wall and took down the fanlily's old
fusee, the long silent protector of her old
maid loneliness.
If you amt all out O my house in
thutty seconds" she hissed, I'm scatter
We to the windsl And the Corson family
is family of its wOrd'
In the highway Captain Dominicus
regarded his companions obviously. Il
dunno whether to lick the both of We"
he muttered, ''or call it on me and take We
down aboard and set up some rum and
molasses."
Il wisht l was a man of your size
said the little stranger valiantly. You
couldn't start in to try to lick any too
soon to suit me-
'Oh, les talk it over calm and quiet"
said the conciliatory brisk man. and
thrusting between the two he took their
arms in amicable grip and teamed them
along toward the wharf
An hour later in the cabin of the
Imogen NJ, the brisk man, stirring
spoon clatteringly in molasses-
smeared tunbler, was winding up his
discourse.
And it's jest as have said: A
woman" the brisk man soOped mouth
full from the trimming tumbler, - a
woman drives easier and roads along
freer with binders, if SO be you can
alwa's keep the harness on. But with
binders the darnation trouble is, a
sudden peek over or past makes a simple
thing look dang rous, and-whoosh! shyl
you're in the ditch!
Your woman, there. Cap'n Treadwell.
got one of those peeks when young Bragg
| said 'wimmen and you hadn't said
| 'wimmen After this she'll be watchin'
the side of the road all the time, and
you'd better give her a clear view. Now,
/ fusee or no fusee, I'm goin up there
| tomorrow and take her binders off for
keeps. | can do it. | understand how
TO handle that kind. Don't you worry.