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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-21
E meeting ID aver

Entire 5 y 6 de la t arde de aver
comenz6 el xmeeting9 obrero que
anunciamos Oportunanente, en- la
Plaza Balaorioty, al que concurrie-
ron como mil Fersonas.
Hizo uso de la palabra ell CradOF
Rodriguez que fu6 muy aplaudido
y que sostuvo que los trabajadOTes
de los mueIles debien aeclaraFse en-
huelpa. Hubo mucho orden en- di-
cho acto suspendiGudose el meeting
al terminar su peroraci6n el indi-
cadO ObrerO, como q las 6 y me-
dia:
Anunciase otro meeting para Ell
domingo pr6ximo en- el que toma-
ran paFte oradOres de Ia isIa-
Ell captain HurtadO y un pique-
to de policia de unos 10 guardias
estuvieron 9iseminados pOr los al
rededores de Ia plaza n nnientras du-
F6 ell acto.
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NO sERA listed

engaGado. Que siempre hay fulla
rias Y fraudes en- abundancia, q
cosa que todo el mundo sabe; perd
rara vez 8 nunca sc encuentra que
una importante casa comercial los
cometa, sea cual fuere la clase de
su giro. Nopuede haber 6xito per-
manente de alguna clase, cuando
este basado en- Ia mala f6 6 engaf1o.
Los cue intenten los fraudes, son
sencillamente tontos y pronto SUI
fren ell castigo que Sc merecen. Sin
embargo, hay muchas personas que
temen comprar ciertos art1culos
anunciados por tenor de ser em>
baucados y engafiados; especial
mente Sc resisten & dar confanza
a las manifestations q ug Sc pu-
blican sobre los m6ritos de ciertas
medicinas. El muy efcaz reme-
dio, conocido bajo. ell nombre de
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
es un articulo que Sc puede COM
prar con tanta seguridad y garan-
tia como la harina, artefactos de
seda 6 algod6n, siempre que proce-
dan de una fabrica con reconocida
reputation. No nos conyendr1a e.
xagerar de manera alguna sus bue~
mas cualidades s representarla co.
mo con las que no le correspon-
dan; perO tampoco necesitamos de
tai ardid. Els tan sabrosa como Ia
miel Y contiene los principles nu-
tritivos Y curatiVos del Aceite de
Hfgado de Bacalao Puro, que ex-
traemos de los hfgados frescos del
bacalao, con Jarabe de HipUfosftos
Compuesto, Extractos de Malta y
CerezO silvestre, y cuan valiosa
debe ser tai combination de estos
importantes re- activos medicinales,
es cosa 'patente q todo el mundo.
Els de inapreciable valor en- easos de
Anemia, Insomnia, Mala Digestion,
Afecciones de la Sangre y Tfsis.
Gel DR.. E. Duefas, de Buenos Aires,
dice: Tengo Ell gusto de manifes-
tarles que he empleado con exec
lentes resultados su preparation en-
mis- enfermos y en- todos ellos he
Observable un resultado altamen,
te satisfactorio." En- las Botieas~
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c,nvenir en- eaa6 IF 1msciones. % que
no . = ven en- les listas de sng miembros
Otrs C0Sa que bsnqueros. cApitRliStRs.
Sd g4doa de c5rporacioneS podeFosas.
etc., etc. 7 81 be estudisn las CsusGs
de es8 veriad. de- vsrk que gustRn los
ri :oG de ser SsnRdores por raz6n de
que esa Ats posici6n les pone eIlos y
& sus femiIias an condici6n de &C ztr
de ciaPta pHecadencia Oficisl que no %
disfcutn foera de ID Presidencia de IL
Rsp6biica, , 81 puesto les permite eg.
tan Biempre palpitsnd0 ante los ojOs
del pibiicc; cost que ls riQuezs, por
sf s0Ia, no Lee peFmitirfQ obteneP,
No hSy an solo Estado de j y Ion
t0s el cRmbio Immediate. h reformA
radical On Ii election de SenRdoFeT; ;
puea ven. oon alarna. ls o0PFuD Dci6a
80 que hs Gaido esa rama Legislative
del Gobierno de 50 R R'p1bliCa. El
Presidents Rooaevelt dijo una VIZ,
despues de hAbaF Sido miembrO de tres
Lsgislaturaa cOnsecutiVas del EBtado
de NueVs Yolk que. poF 10 regular.
unR tercsr8 pRrta de Los que compG-
Dfan esoa cuefpos estabs siempFe
abiertG 6 toda clase do il faencias CO
rFupt1Fas. e gran n1mer0 de caSOS
de cohechO y pscuIado legiBlativo que
Ilega Ios ofd0s del pueblo visne 6 de
moatFar Ii YePdAd qua encierrsn esas
manifestations del primer ms giatrado
de Loo Estados Unidos.
LO Cierto 90 que el metod0 actual
que ss emplea paFa Il elecci6o de S..
nadores eS sntltetiCo d eSpftitu de las
iostituciones FepublicaDas. Q1e Sc
ef cf69 u rtfJFma. Puerto Rico Ga.
nara con b dapuFRci6ny osmbio de un
s nado en- el quo pGTecen NampeaF por
Sun reSpetog muChos enemigoG gsatui.
tns de lOs que nos GaIen al paso, sia
eOaser9Os ne bebegIos :.
D. COLLAzO. :,
NusVa York. Septismbrs 10 de 1906
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-21

EO la ciudad del oeste, falleci6
ell senior ErnestO AvelIaue Bala-
guer, persona que g"zaba en- dlcha
ciuaaa, de general apreci0.
El seflor Avellanet eierci6 algdn
tempo Ia profession de PeriOdista.
A su entlerrO asisti0 numeroSa
concurreocia, entire 6sta 81 cuerpO
de bOmberOs al cuaI pertenecfa ell
fnado.
Enviamos nuestro p6same & los
famlliares del que fu6.
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FISstls Do Slnl ureO

La ca Prera de- cintas, d ne Sc anun-
cia en- el pFogFama circulado para
hoy 4 las 4 P. m. Sc ha trans1e-
rldo para ell domingo pF6Ximo con
motive de no haberse terminado
las cintas que las senoFi Fitas encar-
padas dc elias pueden dirijir al
senior Mario Gsigel, pre- esidente do
esa cOEnision. /
Las aludidas carreras se verihca-
ran. en- la calle del CondR ado.
Esta noche hay retreta y fuegos
artificiales en- Ii paFada del Insti-
Fate. .... -
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Los burros-dicho sea sin alusiones
Epersonalesa-no pueden /
SumarSe. II

S. ha OaICuladO que en- tOd0 eI mum
DO hos CabsIlOs llegsn & Besents y Cinep
nilIoneg. Da eatos treints y echo mi
Homes son europeos, diez y siets millo-
nes ameFiCsnoB y nueVe miLl0nes del
Asia y Afcica.
Las mulas y buFPoG de todR 10 Tic
IRA 40 pasan de nueve millones. N
En- est0 fltimo debe b. bar gFror.
Los burrOs. como los cismas que
dice EchegaFay On sL0B Hug0notes,Y \
mo 09sedeIs 8ssnSG9Se
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LO OCurTIdO en- oI eITeuitO do
FOftaIOza y San JQStO.

La averfa nCurrida anOcha en- el cir.
quito de FoEtaleza J San j ostn perts
naciente 6 la IS. A. &Luz Es6ctFica0
foe debido s nm cOrtc. circuito an una
tomS de Ia inst4IaCi6n en- lR casa GBe.
IabAl. cuyas vigss de hero prOdoje
ron eI fandirse lOg fasibles de 10 c.
setA.
A los tres minutes eatAb1n FepaFe-
dos los fasibles. quedsndO tOdO en-
perfsoto orden.
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GOMER GIAL

Inf0rmanoS atentamAnte los Sc
fiores IS. Melon y Coz que por COM
pra de sus capitales y seg1n escri-
tura otorgada en- esta, ante Notario
pUblico, cesar de perteneceF q la
socieaad, don Domingo A G0Dza-
lez Costa = don Ramon Paratcha
y toD; ingresando como sOciO y
CON el usO de la frma don Juan A.
SnhrinO.
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Compa6fa dramdtIea ].

Inf6rmanse que para fiues del mes
de- Noviembre la compaffa MaFti-
nez Casado que est& en- BoRota
vendra 4 San Juan. Seguramente ell
seflor Marti0ez CasadO NO sabra
que en- San Juan, Capital de la is
la, no hay teatrO. 81 viene segu-
rameute tendra que irse al Parque
8 4 CatafiO 8 a Palo SecO.
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nico en- territorio CoIombiano al
Sur de Panama. Sc han hecho ext
posiciones de que son pacticables
Was favorables y de que ell dineF0
puede conseguiFSe en- el extraniero.
Sc afrma que 81 gobierno tlene
el asunto en- estudio y que SO Otor
Raran concesiones con extraoraina=
rias ibeFales condolences,
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DR., F B. CORDERO.

HEllaue enfermo de cuidado. en- el
hospital militar de : estS capital, eI
iluatradO galenO don Pedro Gutierrez
IRaravidez, hermsnO pOIftiCo del Lcdos
sefior LoDez Lsndr6n, y deseamo.
prunts me lrfa al estim4b!e ConpRtFio.
TO cuya dOlenCia % generslmente sem
tidO.
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COmpag1iG Generate TraRSatIantiqu0
Ltinerario de Ia Inca HaVre Bordeaux Haiti.
v z NTDA,
R E TO NO.

<ee'os de pGSGies entire San Juan Puerto Rico Ha0re
l" de /" Sl4O go del~ $l2O Entrenuento seo
-REB AJAS-
Biees de ida vuea en- prmera Camara nara Enroro
Is Pc de rebaja. F 'P"'
Nnos hasta anO gratis hasta amos un cuarto de-
passages hasta IL ao medic paa pasando dc R ao paae entero
Las amIas compuen pasae de prmera, tendran
rebaja de Is p9.
Crlados yendo con sus amos prmera $50
No SO apicaran dos rebaas mismo pasaiero.
Para mas informe drigrse los agentes
]. I. SILVA, Banking and GOmGTGa. GOmDaRy
SAN JUAN
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Homicide on IN pObIadO
do NusVO R6XlGO.

Uno infirio a otro una cuchillada, v
eI herido cOntest6 81 sgresor
con un terrib q golpe en- la ca
beZa.
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I'm agta impPauto 0a Yende papea de
peri6aies wise s 400 ssine.
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Description de la propiedad.

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JULIA,-SUB COLECTOR
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Hay en- Colombia mas que usual
inteF6s , sgitaci6n en- favor de "a
conatRucci6n de I'm canal interocea-
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO
SUBASTA PUBLICA.
BIENEs INMUEBLES.

de rovse dia de
ribucone
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lOTRO CANAL.

Proposici6n para construir una n:
teroceanica Via Acuatiea en-
Colombia. =
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b. COLLAzO.
NusVa York. Ssptismbra 10 de 1906
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-09
CARTER HAS SCARE
ABOUT The ELECTIONS
Thinks for a Time That the Voting Precincts
Have Not Been Properly Defined in
Ills Proclamation.

1 had
think around the difficulty
out
the
the Organic Act provided voting precincts in
to
to eleetio
Unde boundaries of certain
and
to other
the
OF
whether
of the
Oh the proclamation
election all
of
the precincts
the
stu sufficient notice of
law
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-09
ASSOCIATION TO
MEET THIS MONTH

At a meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the Hawaiian Evangelical
Association it was decided to hold the
annual meeting on May % instead of
June 20, as voted last year. This date
conflicts with that of the county cleo
tion and it is desired to have the benefit
of DR.. Ostrom's presence during the
Territorial Convention of the associa-
tion. kawaiahao church is to enter
tain and delegates from all the island
congregational churches will be in at
tendance. Mr. Theodore Richards will
receive any gifts that may be made to-
ward the entertainment of the dele
gates.
From May % to May 26 DR. Ostrom
will conduct a bible conference which
it is hoped, will be attended by every
pastor and every evangelist and work
er of every race in the islands. Full
representation from every denomina-
tion working in the islands,, except the
EpfscopaIian and Catholic. is already
promised. It is hoped to spread the re-
vival spirit over all the islands. The
japanese and Chinese are becoming es-
peciaHy interested and great results
are hoped for.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-09
MINISTER BOWEN RETURNS.

YORK, May e.-Mnser Bowen has returned from Ven
He to be interviewed.
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ra, Quarry St; Mrs. ]. P. Dias. Mil
Ter St: Mrs. F. Branco. Magazine St;
Mrs. A. V. Soares. Kinau Lane; ka-
kaako Mission Queen St; DR.. Whit
ney, 1926 Punahou ST.: Mr.. Frank Par
ker Beretania St: Rev. H. Bingham.
Alexander St; Mrs. Maria Forbes, Pu-
nahou St; Prof Alexander. Punahou
ST.; Mr.. VIM Patty, Anapuni ST.: Mr..
Turner 1924 Beretania St: Mr. p. C.
Jones. Kuakini St; Mrs E. Water
house, Wyllie St; Mrs Henry Water
house, Nuuanu Ave; Florence r. var
row, 1888 Kinau St: Mrs. G. Damon,
Chaplain Lane; Mr.. Tut Min. Kaka-
ako; Mr.. Kai Ton Yay, Achl Lane;
Mr.. All Sue, Chinese Y NJ c. A.; Mr.
Chung Yung Seong. Nuuanu Ave; Mr..
Kong Yuk Tung, Piikoi St; Rev. Ho,
ako; Mr.. Kai Ton zap Achi Lane:
Mr.. Lee To Ma. Kakaako: Mr.. C. X
Al. Vineyard St: Mrs. Tageard. Ka-
lihi: Mr.. Poe Poe, Kauluwela. Mr.
Bowen. Kewalo St: Mrs. W. L. Hop
per, Keeaumoku St: Mrs. j. A. Hop
per. Keeaumoku St; Kamehameha
School. Mr.. Horne: Mr.. Benner. Bere-
tania ST.; Mr.. Renear. Beretania st:
tania St: Mr.. Renear, ,Beretania St; Mr..
Motto Kawa. School St: Mr. Okumura,
Punchbow! St: Mr.. wadman. Beretaria
ST.; Mr.. Brown. Y. NJ c. A; Mrs.
Coney. Richard St; Rev. Timoteo. Pa
lama: Goo Kim. Liliha St; Mr.. Rath.
Desha Lane.
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GATHERING IN
THE HARVEST
AT REVIVAL
Audiences and interest are Rapidly Growing.
Many Accept Christ as Their Saviour.
Noon Meetings Today.

prayingbowed their
forward and
remarkable aftermath OF
into the church
outside church
do with Jesus?'
meeting has
the
in
That the church the congregational
%
a
and
This the meetings will Y.
begin at 12 but the singing will start meetings
to both
Hills win sing The meetings will close
in homes
will
afternoon meetings on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
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CONFIDENT THAT JAPANESE
WILL WIN NAVAL STRUGGLE

flee Formosan will surely
odoubt
nofCh NJ s. s. Siberia
he a
he is of men and
be approach of the
japanese have such faith
That
whieh I opinion he
lost
fne.f usersa n a foila torpedo
amc creditably
they be with
If mistake the world viii hear of night
the ater's fleet
be
and Japan mistre of
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u There was large audience In Central
Union church long before the hour of
service last night. Mr.. Hills put the
time to good use in a song service.
The meeting proper opened with the
hymn, viii Jesus find Us Watch
ing?" After the announcement of the
noon meetings, DIR. Ostrom read
touching letter from a mother and sis
ter asking for prayers for their son
and brother and his wife. While all
heads were bowed, DR.. Kincaid offered
a prayer for those mentioned and ask
ed for a blessing on the meeting.
After the singing of Just AS Am."
by the congregation Miss Yarrow re-
committee. There will be fifty home
prayer meetings all over the city be-
tween six and eight o'clock this morn
ing. Following the pastors on the ros-
trum each gave a verse of Scripture.
Then Mr. Butler sang. Somebody"
bringing. with beautiful expression, the
question home to everyone. Was that
Somebody You?" While a collection
for the incidental expenses of the cam
paign was being taken up the chorus
sang Faith of Our Fathers"
DIR. Ostrom took his text from Mat
thew 1924 IF any man will come after
me. let him deny himself. and take up
his cross and follow me-" He said in
Ipart;
I'VE have been suffering too long
from a cheap religion. I mean that
it has cost us too little. it means too
little to US. Too many young men
have thought that Christianity was
sort of button-hole bouquet that man
pins on his moral coat when he goes
near St. Peter. The saint smells the |
fragrance of it and says: Walk in, |
sir We don't want bouquet religion. |
The idea that it means. glory. honor. |
character. seems to be forgotten.
Jesus says: Let a man understand |
me. deny himself and take up his cross.
He that is willing to lose his life shall
save it He would say If you want !
to take a Port Arthur. get under the
best cover you can, but get up and
take it Some men seem to think that |
Christianity is a means to get into a
sort of society I viii grant that If
you are Christian you can one day
enter the aristocracy of the skies and
the company of the best that live but
Jesus never meant that Christianity
should be way for a man to become
wealthy or get into high society.
THE truly popular man is the un-
selfish man; the man who has a happy
smile. helpful word no matter how
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weary he is. The popular one in the
family is the mother who, singing Iul-
labies to restless children all through
the night, when morning comes brushes
away the hair from a brow. already
marked with the signs of lost sleep.
can say, 1 had very good night s
sleep Unselfish. The very word
mother is a synonym of unselfishness.
] Some people are conquered by force.
others are subdued by argument and
love. The latter have the more last
ing reformation. We must be subdued
by the love of God. That will renew
our lives Christ says we must lose
our lives to find the new life Jesus
said Except a grain of wheat fall into
the ground and die When a grain
Of wheat falls into the ground and
seems to die what happens? The starch
goes out and the sugar comes in. That
is it. When we have lost our worldly
life, the sweetness of God comes into
our lives.
self is the cause of our strife,
Christ does not say that it is of the
devil, it is of man. The trouble is
inside. We may chase our evil
self all about but we cannot destroy
it without the power of God. That is
the blessed thing about Christ's gospel.
Tt will help you free your life from the
monster within. Deny yourself, deny
yourself. Free yourself from the mon
ster within that is holding you in slav-
cry, that which is breaking up your
home and taking you away from God.
Drive it out and the blessing will come
in
After prayer and the singing of 80,
Happy Day" an after-meeting was an
nounced and a large part of the con-
gregation went into the chapel for a
the congregation.
HOME PRAYER MEETINGS.
Home prayer meetings will be held
in over fifty homes scattered all over
the city this morning between the
hours of six and eight. They will be
brief and the subject of prayer Will be
the campaign for the saliva
ton of souls now going on in the city.
Following are some of the places where
meetings will be held this morning:
Mrs. Austin, Government Nursery;
Mr.. johnson. 1850 MatIock Ave; Mrs.
Carlton. 647 Beretania St; Mrs. Smith.
$40 Young St: Mrs. Ortlip. All Hotel
St: Mrs. T P. Melin. Vineyard St;
Mrs. F. r. Tranquada. School St; Mrs.
John Marques, Palolo; Mrs. John Car
retro. Quarry St: Mrs. A. H. r. vier-
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BLOODsnEO AT TIFLIS.

TIFLIS May "a mob tried the arrested neenda-
troops off, killing and wounding
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ADMIRAL TOGO'S FLAGSHIP
SAID TO HAVE GONE DOWN
Russian Fleets Effect Junction and
Will Take Offensive-..French Keep
Them Moving.
ASSOCIATES PRESS cABLEonAas.,


LONDON, May dhereth
the flag of Admiral Togo
TO SEEK ToGos FLEET
ST. PETERSBURG May e-Advices junction
between Roestvenskys Nebogaos
It believed that the combined
Togo The Japanese warsps concentrating
Straits of
RUSSIAN FLEET MOVING.
PARIS, May o-The is leaving Whaang bay.
The French authorities breach neutrality keep
the Russians moving.
MANY SICK AT GUNSHU.
GUNSEIU PASS, May o-There $4,000
hospitals here.
CIVIL GOVERNMENT MANCHURIA.
TOXIC, May appropriations being substitute
government territory occupied by Japanese
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A ZEMsTVO COUNCIL.

ST. PETERSBURG May e-The said have accept
commission providing for council of GOO
advisory purposes
otherwise.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-09
A WANING STRIKE.

CHICAGO May eThe delivery service is improving There
fragmentary rioting yesterday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-09
BANQUET TO ROOSEVELT.

DENVER May president Roosevelt the of honor
here last evening banquet
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-12

More extravagant still was the Rus sian gentleman who gambled away an inheritance of 6.000,000 rubles (e6o0,- 00O within a year, and was only sav- ed from complete disaster by the odd chance that he had papered his bed room wall with hundred rubles notes. He ended by giving Russian lessons for a small fee in Paris.
 The exploits of the late Marquis of Anglesey are parlleled and extended by those of the son of a wealthy Hungarian sugar refner. The young man not only had a replica of the Ro- man Colosseum erected on one of his estates, but wouldd himself descend into the arena, in imitation of the En- perors of old with short Roman thrust ing sword, he would engage lions, tig- CTS and bears in single combat, often paying as much as e1,000 for the specimen that furnished him and his friends with a half hours entertain ment
 The Hungarian authorities put a estop to these savage exhibitions, and while the remainder of his wealth lasted he had to content himself with an ordinary circus. He died dramati- cally, when on the verge of being de- clared a bankrupt, taking poison at the close of a farewell feast, to which he had invited his neighbors and ten ants.-From Tit-Bits.
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dren in complete darkness as to her
 whereabouts.
 Eight months later she returned to
 her home penniless, but accompanied
 by thirty huge trunks, the contents of
 which accounted for the vanished
 thousands.
 On arriving in Paris she had appar- ently set about spending her money
 with will. Clothes of every description and artificial aids to beauty had eaten up the whole of her fortune. Dresses, costly underwear corsets, boots, gloves and hats, all marked with the names of the most fashionable makers, represent el threefOurths of her purcahses. In the remaining trunks were cosmetics, i false hair, figure improvers, face l creams, chin straps, cures for obesity inshort, every kind of article advertis- ed by beauty specialists" and the quacks who abound in all big cities. Beyond being the best dressed woman in Badajoz for several seasons, she , had reaped little besefit from her good fortune.
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purchased palace in Italy, a villa on the Riviera, castle in Scotland and town house on the Champs Elysees. It seemed his ambition to possess as many residences as a prince of the blood Although all of these proper ties were heavily mortaged, the smash came within a year, and the novelist, liaded with debts that he would never be able to repay, calmy disappeared, and was afterwas recognized as an 1 Arab trader and lord of many cara vans plying between Harrar and Jibu- til.
 The novelist, who had adopted sui
 able Arab name, stood high in the fa- vor of the Emperor Menclik. Consump
 tion cut short a career that for cariety and adventure far exceeded any TO-
 nance that the novelist himself had ever penned.
 Another "frek capitalist was a Spanish lady of Badaioz, who, winning e40,000 in the Manila lottery, collected the money and set out secretly for Paris, leaving her husband and chil-
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