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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-05-27
THADDY'S SONG.

Once on day they slipped away
q had so much to Carry
Visions of shades within the glades
Where dwell the elf and fairy.
My ways ran down into the town
Where all men strive for money;
and | forgot the briery spot
Where wild bee sucks the honey.
Then on a day In leafy May
Came to my house daddy;
And as he grew l found he knew
What had escaped his daddy.
He takes me by the solemn, shy,
Sweet silent woodland places;
We hear the beat of elfn feet---
We almost see their faces!
Ho! but it's fine so to resign
The dull towns toll and worry;
And through his eyes grow young an
wise
Where no ones in hurry.
Frank Putnam in the National Maga
zine.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-05-27
DRAINING THE EVERGLADES.
Wonderfully Rich Section of Florida to
to BE Made Productive.

Wonderfully Rich Section of Florida to
to BE Made Productive.
There are great agricultural posi-
hilities In the Florida everglades.
Though they are yet merely an eX-
p0nsiye waste of swamp and lake and
Jungle l venture to predict that they
will be the location Of hundreds of fer
file farms within ten years and will
nv degrees develop into one of the
most productive tracts of land in the
world. The barrier to the utilization
of the everglades has been, Of course,
tho water which covers the greater
part of them to a depth of from one to
six feet. But it has been found en-
tirely practicable to drain off the wa
ter Work to this end has already
been begun, and is being pushed rap
idly. When 1t is completed tract of
land 100 miles long and sixty miles
wide will have been opened to cult
walton. The size of this region is not
as important as the remarkable pro-
ductivity of the soil. The latter is not
only absolutely virgin, but has been
fortified by animal and vegetable life
through many centuries. | am conf
dent that its crops will lift Florida to
a place among the leading agricultural
States.
The project Of draining the ever
glades attracted the attention OF Hen
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-05-27

tie you would be more than match
for q man."
She looked away across the corn.
"Do-do you think so2" she said, hest
tatingly; and added, after pause 81
i don't think I'm so-Im not what
you'd call muscular"
"Well, perhaps not" l assented, ex-
aiming her appraisingly; but sinewy,
say"
How absurd" said Chloe, quite
. snappishly, as she walked on. l fol
lowed. The deep, spreading shadows
Of the bushes at the end of the field
enveloped us.
another stile," said I, cheerfully.
Dear me, that's the fourth said
Chloe, resignedly. 81 do wish they'd
make gates between the fields"
"A stiles more picturesque" said I.
VERY possibly" said Miss Bohun
indifferently. ITS certainly not as
convenient"
"Ah," said 1, smiling, there's one
thing, at any rate, in which men are
superior They can negotiate a stile"
"Indeedr' said Chloe, loftily. Il
should have thought the feat was not
impossible for a woman" pursed up
my lips. ANY woman can get over
stiles" she said, warmly, seeing my
skepticism.
"Oh, I've no doubt" said I, politely.
ITS nonsense your saying that
when l can see you don't believe it."
said Miss BOhun. You're simply
pleased to be sarcastic all along"
| shrugged my shoulders. She march
ed coldly and confidently toward the
stile. 1t took off high ground, which,
| suppose, accounted for the absence
Of step. But there were two cross
bars to assist the climber l thought
Chloe's face fell as she noted it.
Let me give you hand" l said.
NONSENSE she replied. 81 don't
want any assistance. It's quite easy"
She put the hand which was not en-
numbered by the sunshade Oh the top
bar and placed one neat foot on the
lowest Then she hesitated.
perhaps I'd better take the sun,
shade" | suggested.
She did not answer Mt once; then, 'if
you wish it," she replied, nonchalant-
ly, though it's of no consequence"
l took the sunshade and waited.
Chloe's two feet were now on the
lowest bar. She peered over. The
stlle let down beyond in a big drop
into kind of hollow or ditch.
"Ohw said She Il didn't"
was still waiting.
81 wish you'd 90 on and not stare in
that atroclous way" said she, with
asperity.
l begged pardon, vaulted the stile
with one hand and strolled on. Pres
emily | looked back Miss Bohun was
seated astride the top bar, clinglng
with both hands to it. Her face was
deeply flushed.
do go on! she called out vehe-
mently. | went on leisurely. But
somehow, I could not make up my
mind to walk briskly. She did not
join me, so l flung myself on the grass
and pulled out a cigarette Then |
heard my name called in a distressful
voice. / stood up and looked around
Miss Bohun was astride the top bar
and she was pinker than ever.
please come-don't be so unkindw
she cried with tears in her voice.
hurried hack like the wind
"Oh, just give me your handw pant
ed Chloe, nervously lifting one from
the bar 81 cant-it's such a long
drop. can't get NY"
wait a Bit" said l, considering
You're half way over now. You've
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-05-27
Breaking the News

"You were long time in the far
corner Of the conservatory with Mr..
Willing last evening" suggested the
mother. What was going on?'
"Do you remember the occasion on
which you became engaged to papa p
inquired the daughter, by way Of re-
ply.
"Of course l dop'
'"Then 1t ought not to be necessary
for you to ask any questions"
Thus gently the news was broken
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-05-27
Gernan soIdiers' Trick.

In order to obtain dismissal many
German soldiers have inverted a way
Of producing In their ears an appa.
rently bad ulcer by rubbing tn a mix
ture which produces acute infamma
ZION.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-05-27

Farmers say they cannot sell fancy
live stock at home; the neighbors pre-
fer to send TO another State. and pay
more money.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-05-27

Businesx, like your salary, mig@
always be better.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02

La suggestion hipn6tica, fortalece Ia
memOria, y desarrolla una voluntad
de hero; vence la tirnidez, revive la
esperanza, estimula la ambicion y de-
termination para el eXito imparte
uno esa confanza que pernite conven-
Ger al mundo del verdadero valor que
uno tiene.
Es la llave para los secretos profun-
dos del dominic del entendimiento
permite dominar absolutamente ell
pensamiento Y las acciones de las per-
sonas. Cuando Vd. comprenda plena-
mente las leyes secretas que gobiernan
esta maravillosa ciencia, entonces
puede Vd. llevar la suggestion al amino
de. una persona, que la pondra en- &C
cion en- un dia. dentro de un afio, des-
puee de sugerida; Vd. puede curarse
las enfermedadesq que tenga y las malas
costumbres asi como tambien curarlas
en- los demas Vd. mismo puede Gu
rarse ell desvelc, nerviosidad y preocu-
pacion en los negocios de Ia vida
domestica
Vd. puede instantaneamente hipno-
THAR una persona con solo una mira
da, sin que ella Sc de cuenta, y ejercer
una poderosa Influenza sobre ella,
que hara que haga 10 que Vd. desee;
Vd puede desarrollar hasta un grado
maravilloso ell talento para la misica,
el drama ell arte; Vd. puede vigori-
Ear su memoria y aumentar las opor-
tunidades para Ell exito, Glen veces; Vd.
puede dar sesiones de misteriosas re-
3rose;tcciones hipnoticas; Vd. puede
lograr ell amor la amistad de la per-
soma que desee; Vd. puede protegerse
contra la Influenza perniciosa de los
demas; enfin, Vd. puede obtener gran
exito financiero y ser una palanca de
gran fuerza en- Ia localidad donde re-
sida. The New York Institute Of
Science, garantiza que ensefia & Vd.
secreto para obtener todo ESQ; es ell
Institute de educaci6n mas grande y
de mayor exito de SUI clase en- el
mundo. Ha sido autorizado por vir-
tud de las leyes del Estado, y cuenta
con amplio capital, Y cumple fiel-
mente todas sus promesas. 81 Vd.
desea obtener un ejemplar gratis de
ese marvilloso libro Y aprender Ia
fuerza secreta por medic de la cual Sc
puede fascinar, influir y dominar ell
entendimiento humane, sirvase enviar
su nombre y sefas, sin dinero alguno,
al New York Institute of Science,
Dept. 35 D. Rochester, N. Y, E. q.
de A., y entonces recibira Vd. gratis
el folleto vuelta correo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02
-Creia que va 10 sabias.

10 1gnOra Da, deSde que
10 Sc. me avergiienzo de haber
venido. Pero, lcrees que Lu-
ciano Sc enterara de la pena
que me afije.
No; creera que le olvidaras
en- seguida, como til 10 creiste
de mi. Vlestros caracteres son
identicos.
-Pues 20 deseo que 10 sepa.
-iCuanto lie amas
-iEs precise que 10 sepa!
ST le escribo. no dara credito a
mis- pala bras. Unic a m n e
puede creerte' q ii.
IA mi?
Isl, Andres.
lP1etendes acaso que escriba
a ese hombre?
-Si, es precise que lie digas..
impossible, Ju1ieta! 5Te
trastorna ell dolor y has perdi-
do e] sentido moral.
-Tengo ell sentido del dolor.
-lTuvlste piedad de mi?
-Peque por ignorancia.
-iY ST hubieses sabido GUAM
to te amaba, habrias procedido
de igual modo?
-Creo que 81. Amaba dema-
siado a Luciano. Por ESQ quiero
que le escribas. Quizas estamos
a tempo para que vuelva a mi
lado. No me hagas perder mi
Ultima esperanza.
-jY has venido para ESQ?
TIE juro que no; pero una
vez aqui Sc me ha ocurrido ese
reCurso.
Andres no pudo contener un
movimlento de indignation.
-iAqui!- exclamo.- mira,
NADIA ha cambiado y nj siquiera
be quitado tn retrato! Voy a en-
Gender la luz para que yeas
mejor
No, contesto Julieta. ST me
vieras bien a las Claras el rostro,
no accederlas a mi petici6n. No
q quierO arrastrar una vida como
la tuya. Puedes salvarme ST te
compadeces de mi. Que tie i'm
porta puesto que no me amas?
Escribe a Luciano diciendole
que le adore, que no puedo vi
vir sin el, que soy muy desgra-
ciada, que mi coraZon le espera
con impaciencia, que vuelva a
mi casa y. en- fin, todas esas CO.
sas que los hombres sabeis de
cir en- tratandose del amor.
Es la Ultima s1plica que te
dirijo. No volveras a Or hablar
lie mi, en- toda tn vida. En- nom
bre del dano que te he hecho,
en- nombre de las superioridades
que tienes sobre mi.
-Pues bien-interrumpio An
dres-escribire. Sera la Ultima
herida que NE habras infsrido.
Pero vete. -.
-iQue buenO ereSt
Es precise que te vayas.
Andres acompano a Julieta
nasta la puerta y la despidio ca
81 brutalmente.
Despues ahog6 en- TN suspiro
el grito feroz de sus recu erdos.
Cam9Io Moztcz0ir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02
La Ultima herida

en- seguida, a pesar de la esca-
sa luz que reinaba a IA muJer
que no habia querido nombrar-
sc va quien la criada acaoaba
de introducir en- la sala.
Andres permanecio en- pie CO.
mo petrifcado pOr la emoc1on
que experimentaba.
Tulieta sc levanto el velo que
cubria su rostro y exclamo:
isl, soy 20, Andres!
-jQue desea listed, al cabo
de cinco afios?. -. Sientese US
ted.
Julieta Sc desplomo en- una
butaca y dijo:
-iYa sc que me detesta us
ted!
Andres asintio con una incli.
nacion de cabeza
-Tiene usted raz6n, Andres.
-iPero a que ha venido us
ted? He guardado silencio dn-
rante cinco amos sin perLurbar
su felicidad y no tengo NADIA
que yer con ese hombre. que
fue mi amigo intimo y que.
-Es cierto: perO. -.
-IViene usted a yer el esta-
do de la cicatriz2 LIE advierto
a usted que esta complement
te cerrada.
-jQue bueno es usted !-ex-
clamo Julieta-Vengo a conhar-
ae a usted mis- penas. Estoy de-
sesperada. Luciano me ha aban-
donado. Ha partido para STEM
pre- y no volveremOs a vernos
mas.
-iLa ha abandonado a usted?
Es possible. Pero volvera.
-iAh! mo 10 crea usted? Yo
no volvi cuando aba ndone la ca
sa y Ell tampoco volvera a la
mia. Lo mismo que dele de
amarle a listed, ha deiado el de
amarme a mi. Sin en- barge,
usted euro de la herida y 20 en-
cambio no sanare jamas.
-Pero >. ique qu1ere usted
de mi?
-Vengo en- busca de consuelo,
-iEn busca de consuelo?
-Si. iQuien puede consolar-
me sino tn, Andres :. mo tel
incomodes conmlgo y ten pie
dad de mi! va sabes que no
tengo a qulen con6ar mi supli
clio, nj padres nj amigos que me
quieran. TIL me has perd ona-|
do todo Ell danO que te be echo.
No te pido que me ames, por-
que va sabes que no te quiero
nj pretendo reconq uistar tn ca.
RHO. Al verne abandonada por
Luciano, en- la estacion, no he
sabido donde ir con el dolor in-l
menso que me agobia ST te en-.
fadas, me ire en- seguida. Pien-
sa 10 que quieras, pero dejame
llorar aqui mis- anChas. iEs tan
horrible 1lorar en- la calle! iTe|
1uro que no me siento con valOr
para volver a mi Casal
Andres miraba a Julieta sin
decirle una palabra. No saba
81 debia echarla a la Gale 9 AFRO
1arse en- sus brazOs.
va Sc que la noticia no pue
de serte grata-anadio la des-
consolada muier. Los dos ST.
frimos y los lazos del infortuniO
son mas fuertes que los del
amor.
-iCalla, por Dlos! -dijo An
dres. es.-Ignoras Cuan grande e.
Ia verdad que tus palabras en-
cierran. Te odiaba y compren-
do los movies que te han obll-
gado a venir a mi casa. Nos
reunimos tres para Crear I'm do
lor y es justo que por 10 men IS
dos hablemos de el. mo puedes
fgurarte ell dano que me estas
hacienda! lPero has hecho bien
en- venir! iCuanto slento que no
couozcas capitulo por capitulo la
horrible historic de 10 muChO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02
ESTEL|BR0 ES
GRATIS.
Los secretos del Hipnotism0 y Magne-
tismo personal, que hasta ahora
habian sido guardados con el
mayor sigiIo, han sido
al fin reveIad0s.

Ell New York Institute of Science, de
Rochester, N. Y, E. q. de A.. ha pu-
blicado un notabilisimo tratado sobre
ell hipnotismo, el magnetismo per-
sonal, la cura magnetica, y ell "Nuevo
Pensamiento." Sin disputa alguna,
este tratado es ell mas maravilloso y
comprehensive que de su clase Sc ha
publicado. Los directories han acor-
dado distribuir mil ejemplares dellibro
gratis, a las personas que Sc interesen
sinceramente en- esa maravillosa cien-
cia, con ell objeto de que sirva de
anuncio Ia INSTITUTION. Ell ibro ha
sido escrito por ell eminente DR.. x.
La Motto Sage A. M. Phi. D.LL.D, ell
hombre de ciencia mas connotado del
mundo; Vd. puede ahora aprender
las leyes secretas del hipnotismo y ell
magnetismo personal, asi como ell do
mimic sobre 81 mismo, y obtener un
desarrollo mas elevado de la fuerza de
voluntad, en- su propia casa. Este
libro revela completamente los princi
pos fundamentales del exito inf1u-
encia en- todas las condolences de Ia
vida; explica los metodos secretos del
dominic del entendimiento que hasta
hore no SO habian diyulgadOc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02
Sc sOIicjta

un buen AG ENTE para Ia venta' de
salazones en- San Juan, P. r. Diriian
comunicaciones V referencias Zen in
giles preferido) a Sres. A. & M. Smith
Limited, A berdeen, Escocia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-02
POR $500

Sc VENDE una casa en- Santurce
{ parada 24), con solar propio y sci
departamentos, que renta $II men.
suales.
Diriiirse a
8. .NOLL.
Tetuan 3 6 Apartado 57S.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-02-22
MR.. BROCKHAUSEN
SECURES VICTORY
ASSEMBLY ADOPTS NEW REeULA.
TIoNs OF CHILD LABOR.
ANOTHER BRIEF SESSION
Only Important Business Transacted
Was Adoption of Report of Rules
Committee Relating to Legislative
Employment of Children, Which is
Practical Victory for Democrats.
Madison. Feb. II.

MdulSOn, req. II.
In the assembly Yesterday but two
dissenting votes were cast against the
adoption of the new regulations. re-
Iortea by the committee on rules, con
corning the question of child labor III
The lower house. Messrs. Bauer and
Cleary were the legislators voting in
the negative. The adoption of the
new and stringent rules is a victory
for the social democrats, who fought
50 earnestly against child labor in the
legislative halls. Before the resolu-
tions were voted upon Mr.. Leroy
briefly explained their purport, saying
that in the formulating of the new
rules all interests had been consulted
and that everything had been satisfac-
toriiy arrap ged. He called for an
aye and my vote.
Upon notion of Mr.. Kinney the
joint resolution relating to the plans
submitted by the capitol improvement
oommiss ion and the employment of an
architect, was rereferred to the CONT
tee on capitol and grounds, in view of
the action taken by the senate Wednes-
day.
The Carpenter bill, relative to per
sons exempt from serving as jurors,
which was on the calendar for engross-
ment, was laid over until today.
Another bill by Mr.. Carpenter, pro
viding for the manner of changing
names OF persons and for registry of
Dames, as amended, was ordered en-
crossed.
Two resolutions were presented, one
by Mr. Henry Johnson, asking for the
printing of 500 extra copies of he
Kinney bin providing for uniform car
service and delayage charges, which
was treated as privileged and adopted
unanimously. The other resolution was
presented by Mr.. COffland and calls for
the nting of 500 extra copies of the
Cleary bill taxing bachelors for the
use of Mr.. Cleary and his bachelor as
sociates. Much merriment was Great
ed by the presentation of this resolu-
ton.
Messrs. Stevens, Ragatz, Donald,
Page and Evans offered petitions in
favor of a system IF county option.
Messrs. Evans, Durland and Thayer
presented communications from their
constituents fayoring the enactment of
an anti-cigarette law Two protests
were offered by Mr.. Bell from citizens
of Racine county against the passage
of the bill allowing cities to perform
contract work. Mr. Frank Johnson
presented one favoring the passage
of the bill to prohibit the sale of liquor
within 400 feet of public or parochial
school grounds. Rev. G. A. Joslin
opened the session with prayer. At
1929 adjournment was taken until
10 o'clock this morning
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-02-22
EATON WAVES PRIVILEGE.
State Senator Ready to Co to Trial
for Bribery.

Milwaukee Feb. 17.--State Senator
Barney A. Eaton yesterday waived his
legislative privilege and through his
attorney, Lyman G. Wheeler, asked
for an immediate trial on the indict-
men charging him with accepting a
800 bride for his influence against the
barber bill in 1901 District Attorney
McGovern objected to the case being
set down for trial on that date, as he
had arranged to try the Johnson muir
der case in the municipal court at that
time.
This Legislative privilege is a han
dy thing to have" said Mr.. McGovern.
The defendant has used it to avoid
trial when the state was ready and
row endeayors to use it to force trial
when the state is unprepared."
Ir. Wheeler Indignantly denied thai
mis- clients legislative privilege had
been used in the manner suggested.
The only thing We have attempted
to do" he said. was to secure the
trial of the cases in me order We want
ed them"
In setting the case for Monday.
judge Williams said that inasmuch as
senator Eaton had waived his legiS-
lauve privilege and as it was urged
that the interests of his constituents
demanded a speedy trial, he felt that
the district attorney should defer his
other cases. He stipulated. however.
that if it is necessary to try the John
son case Monday, the Eaton case may
be deferred for day or two.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-02-22
FIGHT ON PLANS
FOR NEW CAPITOL
MILWAUKEE ARCHITECTS oPPos-
ING CASS GIL5ERT.
PUBLIC HEARING ORDERED
Report of Building Committee Re-
referred and Interested People Will
be Given Opportunity to State
Their Views-Superior Grain Bill
FaVorably Reported.

Milwaukee architects whose plans
were awarded second and third place
in the competition for planning the
new capitol building have stirred up
contest over the adoption of the re-
port of the capitol building commits
sion. This will be the subject of de-
bate in the senate a week hence The
commission varded the first prize OF
81, 600 TO the plans submitted by
Architect Cass Gilbert and the report
iayors making a contract with him 10
be supervising architect in the process
of construction The two competing
Milwaukee architects were awarded
prizes Of 81 500 and $1,000 and their
unsuccessful plans returned to them.
They now protest that the successful
architect disregarded the terms of the
competition and submitted plans calling
for the erection OF a much larger and
more expensive capitol than called for
in the competition. They claim that
the successful plans cannot be exeeut
ed for less than some 100000 or
100000, while the competition cali
ed for a building to cost only about
So, 100000 to $4,000. 600.
The report of the capitol building
commission was submitted by the joint
committee on capitol and grounds some
days ago and was made a special or
der in the senate for IL o'clock yes
terday. When the calendar had been
completed Senator Stout moved to
take recess until the time fcg the
special order, but later withdrew the
motion upon the suggestion OF other
senators and moved that the report
be rereferred to the committee, accom-
panying the motion with the announce
ment that there would be a public
hearing on the report, Thursday,
February %. The motion prevailed.
Grain Bill Reported.
Senator Munson. chairman Of the
committee on state affairs, reported
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-02-22
BoUcK WILL CASE SETTLED.
Judge and Jury Ready When Appeal
Is Called Off

Oshkosh, Wis, Feb. 16.-With judge
and jury ready to act, the appeal case
of Miss Mary Wadleigh against the
Col. Gabriel Bouck estate has sudden
ly been settled, but the terms will not
be made public until later when the5
will be filed in probate court
That the case has been settled will
occasion great surprise il Oshkosh
ard elsewhere as bitter litigation was
expected. According to plans up to
late Tuesday afternoon the case was
to come to trial here yesterday before
Judge w. d. Tarrant of Milwaukee,
who was called in by Judge G. w. Bur
nell. The jurors on the December
panel had been recalled for this case.
Attorneys representing eastern heirs
were in the city for the contest
Upon a settlement being reached
hurried notices were sent to Judge
Tarrant and the jury that they were
not needed. The papers in the settle
ment have to be sent to New York, to
be signed by the legatees before be
coming effective.
1t is reasonable to conclude that
Miss Wadleigh receives favorable
consideration. In the original litiga-
ton she claimed to be the common law
wife of Col. Bouck and offered evil
dence that a contract had been entered
i1to by her and Col. Bouck, which was
sealed by a ring, and which was
sacredly observed by her as a mar
rage agreement.
In his will Col. Bouck proVsle $50
a month for Miss Wadleigh and also
provided for her funeral expenses and
for a tombstone at her grave. She
sued to obtain the widows share of
the estate, but the decision Of the
county court was adverse and she
took an appeal.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-02-22
SAYS DUTY
DEMANDED HIS ACTION
Il members as consulting engineers,

al members as consulting engineers,
If he shall so desire.
Authority TO condemn 1904 shares
Of stock in the Panama railroad now
in the hands of private owners is car
ried in the bin and the president is
authorized, when full ana complete
control of the railroad is acquired, to
operate It through such PERSONS as he
may select, in order that the road may
be used as far as necessary as part
Of the construction work on the canal.